This concert of four seasonal cantatas marked the 10-year anniversary and the release, finally, of the last disc.
We'll also get their evaluation of the campaign as it develops – and of course, finally, of the result.
"It's your house," I said finally of the place I (myopically) consider mine more than any other.
The novel is an exhausting, masochistic, often revelatory rereading of the allegedly idealistic sixties— an assassination, finally, of the decade rather than of its leaders.
The bromance, it transpires, is the acknowledgement, finally, of the other love that dare not speak its name: that between heterosexual men.
And perhaps most important, starved finally of the energy even to complete a thought or a computation, the domain of life and intelligence would not expand, but constrict and eventually vanish like a dwindling echo into the silence of eternity.
Shortly after college she joined the Unification Church, and was a powerful figure in the organization until she left, moving up the mastheads of newspapers owned by the church, and finally of the conservative Washington Times, one of its holdings.
The Idéologues, by analysis of ideas, viewed the simple sensory elements of Condillac's sensationalism as generating, by successive composition, the totality of the psychic and spiritual sentiments and, finally, of the social, moral, and political sentiments as well.
But it is doubly so when it happens in a country like Turkey, which so desperately wants to be taken seriously by the West, and to be a member, finally, of the European Union.
Finally, of the 47 HIEs identified by the MDD/TD on match day, one (2%) player was permitted to play on with further monitoring.
Finally, of the 65,082 respondents there were 31,876 who reported working full-time (30 h per week, or more).
