Whitey Bulger, the brutal mobster and FBI informant portrayed by Depp in Scott Cooper's critically acclaimed movie, has not seen the festival season smash because he is currently serving back-to-back life sentences for complicity in 11 murders and other criminal activities between 1971 and 1994.
But in the end, divorced and serving back-to-back sentences, only the Beanie Babies are still around for Tom Noe.
It's hard to imagine two more different people serving back-to-back in the same political office, but today they sat for a joint interview to put a bipartisan spin on fighting climate change, a key issue for both of them.
It's hard to imagine two more different people serving back-to-back in the same political office, but on Sunday they sat for a joint interview to put a bipartisan spin on fighting climate change, a key issue for both of them.
But I know I shouldn't have lost my serve back to back in the third set when I was up a break.
Finally, we describe a relatively lightweight systems architecture that enables images to be captured and location results to be served back to the haptic device based on journey information from multiple users and devices.
Siftery, here, also has an advantage because it can upfront negotiate for discounts on services — which they already often offer — that it can then serve back to its members.
Judge James Bell gave him the maximum: three three-year terms to be served back to back.
For single-run simulations, the daily results are incrementally served back to the client while the simulation is being executed.
Once the simulations are completed, the GLEaMviz proxy middleware collects and manages the resulting simulation data to be served back to the clients.
For instance, a young man served back-to-back deployments in Iraq, was stop-lossed twice and spent three consecutive years in a war zone.
