By the end of the series, Ms. Calle's banner has become empty of words, her obsessive grief presumably exhausted.
If the western part of Aleppo, now home to two million Syrians, becomes empty of civilians, a ground assault by rebels would be easier to carry out and more morally defensible, rebels argue.
However, once the mind becomes empty of all objects the difference between the mind and puruṣa reveals itself.
Experts say that seas will become emptied of fish while forests - which absorb carbon dioxide emissions - are completely destroyed and freshwater supplies become scarce and polluted.
Otherwise, institutions become emptied of their substance and cease to fulfill their purpose.
Later, she briefly promoted the idea of appointing lawyer Daniel Garcia, another close friend of the mayor, as city attorney (a position that became empty after the election of Ira Reiner as district attorney) until the next scheduled election in April.
The Senate seat became empty with the election of Mr. Obama as president in November, and under state law, the governor is assigned to name a replacement to fill the remainder of the term, which runs through 2010.
Throughout the course of starvation, there was a gradual transition from thick (old) to thin (young) hyphae for the cytoplasm filled fraction, suggesting that compartments of older hyphae originating from the exponential growth phase gradually underwent cell death and became empty while a new population of thin hyphae started to grow on the expense of dying compartments.
We passed a town of one or two hundred, flying low overhead so we could see sheds and vehicles, an Elders outlet, weatherboard houses and an oval, before everything ahead of us became empty and brown again.
By January 2016, now six years after the court seat became empty, Obama nominated Donald Schott -- one of the eight people interviewed by the commission.
