"Hence, the only accurate method of ascertaining the intent of the Founding Fathers at the time of our government's inception comes from a biblical worldview".
The UN is an organization whose very existence, whose very inception comes from that simple, yet complicated concept – embracing diversity and calling for change.
Opening Speech at Nexus International School's Model UN SPEECH * Kuala Lumpur, 5 July 2013 - The UN is an organization whose very existence, whose very inception comes from that simple, yet complicated concept – embracing diversity and calling for change.
Will Shortz, crossword editor of The New York Times and a National Public Radio host, who has organized the tournament from its inception, comes off as a genial ringmaster, gracious if somewhat bland.
Inception came in at a relatively trim 148 minutes.
Lou Reed's baritone voice narrating my Aunt Holly's inception: "Holly came from Miami FLA, hitchhiked way across the USA, plucked her eyebrows on the way, shaved her legs, then he was a she.
Now, you know, I don't have time to totally set up that idea, but it is an idea I take from the movie "Inception," but it actually comes from an Edgar Allan Poe poem from over 150 years ago; this idea "The dream within a dream". Listen, your dream really is a dream within someone else's dream, which is a dream within someone else's dream.
Important and convincing evidence on the existence of publication bias comes from the inception cohort studies.
"I think the rhythm of his dialogue actually comes from the repetition exercises," says Scott Zigler, who has been a member of the Atlantic Theatre Company since its inception, in 1985, and is directing "The Old Neighborhood" on Broadway.
Since WHY's inception, funds have come from Mr. Chapin, who during that first year performed at some 200 highschool concerts to raise the money.
A total of 1,538 children submitted their entries, and, for the first time since its inception, the participants came from all provinces in the archipelago.
