Other occupants are less delighted with the place: crusty Toby, a retired schoolteacher, repairs to her room, "haunted by little past moments," and Rachel, once a lawyer up North, sniffs at Southern manners and sweet tea, succumbing to "a wave of time sickness" for her former life.
Hernandez believes there is a huge need for apps such as this within the blind community and the success of Be My Eyes suggests it is a model of attracting a fresh wave of time-poor, digitally savvy volunteers that other organisations can replicate.
He could feel the echo of his own terror and sorrow, and again his mind felt overrun by the lapping waves of time.
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla .— Often, the most interesting thing about a person is the characteristic that lies beneath, that hidden thing that bobs up along the waves of time.
Among the highlights are "The Plastic King," a British movie in which a boy steals a coveted toy; "Snails," a comical Norwegian clay-animation piece about a snail who wants a dog; and "The Waves of Time," a Mexican film focusing on a girl whose grandfather is dying.
Since many of the MYC target genes are TCFs themselves, 29 waves of time-dependent transcription are established through direct and indirect target gene regulation.
He was a key part of the fashionable-to-be-Jewish wave of the time, along with Dustin Hoffman, Elliott Gould, Woody Allen, and of course Mel Brooks himself.
In You May Well Ask (1979) she wrote: 'We go with the wave of our time, getting whatever is to be got out of it.' Getting - and giving.
You may have seen the grainy footage of Brazilian surfer Carlos Burle riding "the biggest wave of all time" in October 2013, but this video offers a longer, clearer and scarier version of events.
Any trailer which can get away with dialogue like that suggests giddying nerve, and despite Twitter backlash, the newly released look at the frenzied Point Break remake looks like it could be a wave of a time.
Carlos Burle may have ridden the biggest wave of all time, beating the world record set by Garrett McNamara which was 23.77 metres (78 feet), measured from trough to crest, on 1 November 2011.
