And why Hancock decided to build the app with Disciple (which the app's press release specifies hasn't been paid; the company is seemingly providing the service as a donation in kind — presumably for the hopes of associated publicity, so, er, careful what you wish for).
The term contains within it the word "disciple," which comes from Latin and means "learner".
The third way is to encourage disciples, which is a part of organizing it, of course.
"She has no master and no disciples, which forces her to reinvent the history of cinema in her own terms," Ms. Reynaud wrote.
Rumors of sexual relations with disciples, which the church denied, dogged the young evangelist, and he fathered a child in 1954.
And Passover is one of Judaism's pilgrimage holidays — which is why Jesus traveled to Jerusalem to visit the Temple and to share a Seder meal with his disciples, which would become known as the Last Supper.
Mr. Riley of the D.E.A. says a Chicago street gang known as the Gangster Disciples, which traffics drugs for cartels in the city, is now pumping fentanyl into the market, in Chicago and all the way to New Hampshire.
The resulting series, "Ten Disciples" — which has just earned Yamagata the 2015 Emerging Asian Photography Grant, from the Emaho Foundation — is shot in stark black and white, depicting the area as a dramatic, unearthly landscape, with billows of steam rising from the springs as though from an underworld.
Few occasions offer such an opportunity to peer behind the veil as the current trial of Larry Hoover, the "King" or "Chairman" of the Gangster Disciples, which is said to be the biggest of America's street gangs.This gang operated, according to the federal government, with "the efficiency of a Fortune 500 company".
The Islamic reform movement led by Muḥammad ʿAbduh (died 1905) and his disciples, which centred on the journal Al-Manār ("The Lighthouse"), influenced Arabic prose style across the 20th century and was important in shaping the religious outlook of many authors writing in the 1920s and '30s.
That really useful history of atheism would, presumably, try to distinguish between Watson's subject, the late-arriving romantic agony of Nietzsche and his disciples — which responds to God's absence the way fifth graders respond to the absence of the teacher: you mean now we can do anything?
