In 1985, she published "Ocean of Life: Visions of India and Himalayan Kingdoms". Just before her death, she finished translating a book by an 18th-century female lama into English.
Lancôme has added another well-known beautiful face to promote a new floral fragrance and new mascara, while Clarins is modernizing its ads with what it calls "real life visions" of women and beauty.
He died in 1876 before fully realizing a late-in-life vision of a planned elite village rising from 10,000 acres of the Hempstead Plains that he had purchased in 1869.
JCG Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop Morris's late-life vision of the future socialist utopia was strongly influenced by the American Edward Bellamy's hugely popular Looking Backward (1888).
In 1995, long before Tom Cruise was waving his hands around in now eerily true-to-life vision of the future that was "Minority Report," another science fiction drama was also painting a picture of the darker side of technology.
A chipper confidence and a can-do spirit tempered by humble awe for the larger-than-life vision of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, and the role they play in its fulfillment.
I'm referring to maturity, life vision and stage of life.
Marathe is charged with helping bring to life the vision of an unparalleled fan experience at Levi's® Stadium.
But it occurs in the middle of a spectacular pileup of performance pieces that collectively celebrate the life and vision of the artist Robert Rauschenberg.
With consumerism's sticky web of endless desires seemingly stretched over every facet of life, his vision of how primal urges are displaced into the world around us seems ripe for reassessment.
The Horseshoe Estate was not modernism as a style, but as a new way of life – a vision of humanised technology, tamed nature, and a modern, confident, social, communal approach to the city.
