But alas, she is cursed to continue walking the earth as an irrelevant mortal.
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They resonate with revenant pasts that are once again walking the earth. 1948. 1917. 1848.
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" Sydnee Brown, Blevins&apos cousin, said Thurman Blevins "was not an evil man walking the earth.
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How can you put yourself back together so that you're not just another soulless thing walking the earth?
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For the first time we're actually looking at the political ramifications of walking the earth with a uterus, which is kind of astounding.
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For example, the blog predicts that by the year 2077, there could be 1 million Duggars walking the earth, based on their current birth rate.
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All the characters here have reached the age at which they're not altogether sure as to who, among the old crowd, is still walking the earth.
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After mastering this ability with DNA sequences of animals still walking the earth, in late 2015, Lorestani and Ouzounov decided to take their experiments to (pre)historic heights.
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The novel isn't quite a sequel to American Gods, but it does share a few characters, and explores some similar territory, like gods walking the Earth alongside their subjects.
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In the spectacularly gothic "Black Corfu," the undead are walking the earth on the islands of the Dalmatian coast, but the story's real monsters are racism and unfounded rumors.
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But one of the oddest post-mortem sightings by those who believe The King to still be walking the earth is an appearance in the 1990 holiday classic Home Alone.
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Lady Trieu tells Angela more or less the same thing — she needs to save the world from Keene and Cyclops— and Doctor Manhattan is indeed walking the Earth as a human man.
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But fear not, because plenty of kids named Kylo are about to start walking the Earth and probably the moon and the Death Star once it's rebuilt to scale in actual outer space.
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Nobody walking the Earth knows as much about consumers' soft-drink preferences than the beverage geniuses laboring away at the Coca-Cola Company, but they got it wrong big time with New Coke.
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"To think that the pests that live in our beds ...were walking the earth side by side with dinosaurs, was a revelation," said Professor Mike Siva-Jothy from the University of Sheffield's Department of Animal and Plant Sciences.
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There's a lot of interest in what's called "de-extinction": the idea that you could bring back an organism that is no longer walking the Earth by using gene editing to make modifications to a genome of an existing organism; reintroduce genes that have been lost within the extinction process.
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Many people throughout the story are like this and as a result are like living dead, walking the earth to seek answers to unanswered questions.
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The prime suspects are Colin, God's other son who has been left out of the Bible and Eartha, His wife - who hired Lazlo in the first place to solve the case. The second plot line is about Icarus Smith, who is trying to find out why demons are walking the earth. As might be expected, these lines knot together in a surprising way.
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Ko urges Laura to do so, telling her, "All things pass, Laura. They are shadows as we are shadows. Briefly walking the earth, and soon gone." The next day, Laura and her group of refugees make a harrowing river crossing into Thailand under mortar fire and reach a refugee camp. Having found a new purpose in life Laura begins helping at the camp’s hospital.
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"It is sweet to you to imagine beside you and above your head a great and powerful being, who sees you walking the earth; the idea steadies your footsteps. Continue, madame, to enjoy this august guarantor of your thoughts, this spectator, this sublime model for your actions," says Crudely-Diderot. The lady then says: "You seem to have no mania for proselytism." "Absolutely not," is Crudeli-Diderot's reply.
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After the extinction of the indricotheres at the end of the early Miocene, the deinotheres were (and remained) the largest animals walking the Earth. The late Miocene was the heyday of the giant deinotheres. D. giganteum was common from Vallesian and Turolian localities in Europe. Prodeinotherium, which was reasonably well represented in the early Miocene of Africa, was succeeded by D. bozasi at the beginning of the late Miocene.
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She was unable to find anything but a small belt floating upon a little lake made from the tears of the nymphs. In her desperation, Ceres angrily stopped the growth of fruits and vegetables, bestowing a malediction on Sicily. Ceres refused to return to Mount Olympus and started walking the Earth, creating a desert with each step. Worried, Jupiter sent Mercury to order Pluto (Jupiter's brother) to free Proserpina.
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An unexplained zombie plague breaks out, causing the recently deceased to continue walking the earth. Despite being undead, the zombies retain all of their senses and wits, including the ability to speak and think rationally. The only way to kill a zombie is to completely destroy the brain, preferably with shotgun or explosives. An international crisis develops and the world breaks up into several camps, including anti-zombie militants, and zombie sympathizers.
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In Space Pirate Captain Harlock, the Captain's crew included the mysterious, alcohol-imbibing alien woman Miime, a robot, and a drunken doctor. The series presented a story arc in which a huge black metal sphere strikes Tokyo and ancient Mayan legends appear to be walking the Earth again. The invaders turn out to be the Mazone, a race of plant-based women who explored Earth in the mythic past and are now back to reclaim it. Only Harlock and his mismatched crew are brave and capable enough to face the enemy.
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" Les Chappell from The A.V. Club gave the episode an "A-" rating and wrote, "'The End' is a series finale that definitely has that mood of a last go-around to it, the feeling that there's nothing to be gained by holding back. A literal devil walking the earth for ultimate power, a nigh nuclear poison to be brewed that takes all their combined talents, and the intervention of Grimms from beyond the grave — all of it is on display here. Even though there are some quibbles, they're quibbles that are as much a part of the Grimm experience as the witticisms and monsters." Sara Netzley from EW gave the episode a "A" rating and wrote, "'Thy rod and thy staff they comfort me.
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