M-3 returned to existence in 1973, when US 25, now concurrent with I-94 and I-75 for most of its length through Michigan and Ohio, was truncated at Cincinnati.
Though I found my return to everyday existence slightly irritating, colors — of cars, of buildings, of the sky — were more lush.
The Cilician School, with 250 students, reflects the ambivalence of Syrian Armenians here: many want to return to their existence in the diaspora, even as they are welcomed in their historical homeland.
The hard truth that Frodo learns at the end of the story is that he cannot return to this simpler existence after the trials he has endured.
Treatment with the artificial kidney followed by kidney grafting can eliminate all these symptoms and has a good chance of permitting the dying person to return to a normal existence.
A century earlier, the tribe had been known for spreading a controversial religion built on the idea that white settlers would one day vanish and the river and the region would return to its previous existence.
Perhaps more so than in any other place in the city, the loss of power for people living in public housing projects forced a return to a primal existence.
At the end of each day, once darkness falls and the UN distribution team returns to its base in Damascus, hundreds of civilians, in a visible state of desperation, fatigue and anguish, return to their harsh existence inside Yarmouk, many of them with nothing.
"The church has lost its relevance and maybe this is a way to find it again". He used to work as a managing director of a multinational forklift truck company earning a six-figure salary, but wouldn't give up his new role to return to his previous existence because of the "wow factor" of his current job.
But whereas Carrey spends much of The Truman Show trying to escape from the set where he has spent his whole life, Bolt wants nothing so much as to return to his normal existence, and his beloved owner, Penny, after accidentally finding himself lost in the real world.
