Sentence examples for while cult from inspiring English sources
Bob Sinclar, Roger Sanchez, Paul Johnson and Kings of Tomorrow are all graduates, while cult Balearic epics such as DJ Gregory's Elle and Dubtribe Sound System's Do It Now have also been championed.
China Miéville moved from SF towards fable with the eerie, ungraspable This Census-Taker (Picador), while cult Irish writer Mike McCormack made a welcome return in Solar Bones (Tramp Press), the swirling, single-sentence reminiscence of an ordinary man on his last day of life – a deserving winner of the Goldsmiths prize for innovative fiction.
Also playing in a somewhat more relentless fashion is current techno favourite Call Super, while cult concern Huntleys & Palmers take over elsewhere, with Auntie Flo, Esa and founder Andrew Thomson playing their unique blend of globe-spanning, experimental cuts held together with a Glasweigan club pulse.
German "comedy ambassador" Henning Wehn promises to ensure that the event runs on time; Not Going Out's Lee Mack is on hand to provide high-energy gag-packed stand-up; while cult favourite Boothby Graffoe will perform some of his deeply daft comedy songs.
The orbits of 'coming-of-age' epics old and new collide this February as Richard Linklater's Boyhood competes to win the Oscar for best picture while cult classic The Breakfast Club celebrates its 30th anniversary.
While Cult of Mac's title declares that "iPhone is coming to T-Mobile is Q3," the actually story notes that their source says it's about "80percentt likely" that it will happen.
So while cults can offer different kinds of things, what they target is actually quite similar: they target everyone's need to believe and to belong.
Still, while the cult of celebrity is perhaps now more disguised, Mr. Saumarez Smith seems aware of the perils entailed.
The Pharisees, even while the cult of the Jerusalem Temple was still in existence, sought to reduce priestly exclusiveness by enlarging the scope of sacral rules to include, as far as possible, all the people.
While the cult of the manager is ingrained in our culture, the notion of anyone emulating Sir Alex Ferguson's 27 years at Manchester United or Arsène Wenger's 18 at Arsenal is almost unthinkable now.
The arena-rock musical "Rock of Ages," which opened last month, received six nominations, while the cult favorite musical "[title of show]," which closed in October, received one nomination.
