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Although he continued to travel, after returning from exile Neruda lived in Chile for the rest of his life.
So returning to the droplet, again, thinking about the universe in a new way.
Since returning to Gaul, she has received many offers of marriage– but she has decided to devote herself to her work, at least for now.
We hate returning letters.
The bedraggled crew of Jason, Medea, and the Argonauts were returning from their hard-won quest to retrieve the Golden Fleece.
And in 1999, we started by responding to the issue of the housing crisis for returning refugees in Kosovo.
Her daughters will have to work quickly though— returning their mother to good health is urgent.
What they were doing was returning the favor, by giving us a hypothesis to test, in biology, that we wouldn't have thought of.
So we have policies that are returning people back to Mexico, so they can wait.
People have found that when they have implemented the Golden Rule as Confucius said, "all day and every day," not just a question of doing your good deed for the day and then returning to a life of greed and egotism, but to do it all day and every day, you dethrone yourself from the center of your world, put another there, and you transcend yourself.
So when I met Eric, he was on the verge of returning to the US.
In one of the battles that the prophet waged, he told his followers, "We are returning from the lesser war to the greater war, to the greater battle."
They get returned, and when they get returned, here on a NASA numerical ocean you can see bluefin in blue go across their corridor, returning to the Western Pacific.
He died long after he left the pillow at my house, but we never got around to returning it."
What we're going to see in the 21st century is Asia gradually returning to being more than half of the world's population and more than half of the world's product.
After returning the first months there was a feeling of that I not was at war up to the end, not business there have completed all how follow.
Returning to the beach to confront Mike because of his negligence(..not to mention Jack's promise to coach Ramsey, played by UFC fighter Ken Shamrock, regarding no hazing), Jack and Beth will face the same straw-stuffed assassin that is bumping off the others.
Story of a famous singer returning to his hometown in the sticks, opening up old family wounds, boasts a screenplay by Larry McMurtry, but the meandering film goes nowhere slowly.
All new actors playing the main roles of Rag, Scotty, etc, with Ashby as virtually the only returning face from the first movie.
Ghoulies IV starts in a museum storage facility where PVC & leather clad blonde Alexandra (Stacie Randall) is looking for a ancient jewel, after offing various guards she summon the demon Faust who she worships & wants to have sex with, unfortunately she lost the jewel so he's not very happy & orders her to get the last remaining one... Which belongs to Jonathan Graves (returning from the original Ghoulies (1985) Peter Liapis) who is experienced in demonic possession & stuff like that after the events of the original Ghoulies.
The good guy in a bad situation, the struggle between older and younger priest on acceptance and discipline, the repressed, sexually/emotionally deprived woman returning to the small town after failing in the big city, engaged to the hotheaded, feeble minded beau from youth, the unredeemable bad guys, two "lost boys" looking for a sense of family - they're all here, and none of them with even the remotest spin of something new.
This cheap sci-fi effort stars returning lovable klutz Charlie(the reliable Don Keith Opper) who is about to eradicate the last two remaining eggs of the Critters' species when Ugh(Terrence Mann)tells him that he's about to break some sort of Trans-galactic Endangered species law.
I was initially excited at the thought of Rajiv Rai returning to the action genre but that soon fizzled out.
Upon returning home to New York, I discovered that one of the "Art House" movie theaters in the City was screening the film, and so (with my Finnish fiancee) decided to see what all the fuss was about.
The scenery has changed from the California beaches to the Greek islands, and the only returning cast members from the first film are Sorrells Pickard (the bearded guy) and Roberta Collins (who at one point falls into a mud pit, bringing back memories of her classic catfight with Pam Grier in "The Big Doll House").
See? Returning to the scene, Tomek rejects all the proposals.
This would-be comedy about a girl - Kathy Ireland in her film debut - who's a total schlump whose inner babe is only awakened after she falls to the centre of the Earth and has a set of badly filmed, impossible-to-follow adventures (chiefly involving a set of dwarves who want her because she has big bones - go figure!) before returning home changed for the better isn't funny, gripping or entertaining in the slightest.
As a veteran of the Iraq war I feel it necessary to say that the story, plot, acting and depiction of what soldiers go through upon returning home was pure garbage.
It was as if the director/writer/whoever latched on to whatever cliché about returning soldiers and ran with it and ran with it and ran with it..Not to mention I would imagine there was absolutely no research put into this film.
If you are interested in the stories of returning soldiers there are much better alternatives.
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