Sentence examples for happenings one from inspiring English sources
Yet John Cariani's "Almost, Maine," an earnest 19-character play about the romantic happenings one cold night in northern Maine, has since been produced around the world, including in Australia, Dubai and South Korea.
Given the current complex macroeconomic happenings, one could take a view on the rupee with a depreciation bias.
In the 1960s he let Yoko Ono and others stage "happenings". One event, called "Meat Joy," featured bikini-clad performers and a dead fish.
It is essentially an endless amount of happenings one could indulge and become active in.
The fact that Hall can evoke the fused aliveness and alienation of such "nothing happenings" is one reason for his success as a poet.
Mr. Shyamalan has come up with a doozy of a premise for "The Happening," one that will appeal to the doomsday scenarist in every pessimist, so it's a shame he doesn't know what to do with it other than mow people down.
For those who don't keep up on grill industry happenings, Char Broil, one of the larger brands, has been going more upscale: they purchased renowned brand Oklahoma Joe's, developed a second brand with infra-red, Saber, and expanded this heavier duty, higher end Commercial Line, which has gotten excellent reviews.
It was useful for seeing Event invites and wall posts in one place, and seeing nearby happenings on a certain day.
One days happenings in the life of a Signal Corps photographer; blow for blow description of the fighting in one section of Paris - Rue de Rivoli along the Tuileries, and the side streets to the Seine.
(Would you do that with an iPad?) The evening was the eleventh of Book Club Burlesque's happenings; this one was dedicated to the subversive eroticism of Edward Gorey's "The Curious Sofa".
Yet, a review of actual happenings reminds one of the old adage that "after all is said and done, more is said than done". The mainstays of national economic policy have continued to be fiscal and monetary policies.
