She was a human pillar, she fell and fell and fell, until she fell in love with Anton, who was her therapist.
(Let me add at once that this is how everybody plays these days: Montreal's Flying Frenchmen have become the Flopping Foreigners; the Habs' fine rookie Brendan Gallagher alters the formula only by using his non-size to slip between the huge, shoving human pylons, pillars, and posts).
When Master Chief learns of the devastation that Halo would cause to humanity and all other sentient life if activated, he detonates the human ship Pillar of Autumns engines, destroying the ring and preventing the Flood from escaping.
President Néstor Kirchner has made the defense of human rights a pillar of his administration.
Instead, he sees them as dating from the 1970s, exemplified by President Jimmy Carter's effort to make human rights a pillar of United States foreign policy.
These are the fundamental pillars of human society.
A lead role in one of Woody Allen's London misadventures Cassandra's Dream in 2007 proved a busted flush, but she developed a fine line in costume drama with roles in Brideshead Revisited, The Duchess, and TV's Mansfield Park, Any Human Heart and The Pillars of the Earth.
Informed consent to research, which, along with institutional review board (IRB) review, constitutes one of the twin pillars of human subjects protections in the United States, should undergo a sea change in its implementation.
The proposal of a meta-cognitive learning machine that embodies the three pillars of human learning: what-to-learn, how-to-learn, and when-to-learn, has enriched the landscape of evolving systems.
