Tonight has been a great
eye-opener for everybody to see what needs to be done.
Cricket: Collingwood positive after Dambulla 'eye-opener'
Certainly, it is my hope that the Hyde Interview will prove to be an
eye-opener, when DU's 2008 class is complete, we'll have some sense of that.
Hyde Interview ripple effect: the college interview is a student's first shot at learning how to use human interaction to compete
The free, fiveday session was a real
eye-opener. "When you re young, you're more concerned with buying clothes," says Aubree, who owns stock in Nike, McDonald's, and WorldCom, and recently opened a mutual fund account.
Getting to know the bull and the bear: young investors learn about the stock market summer camp
"Meat makes sense around here," according to Jamie, "This landscape is well-suited to raising animals." A trip to the farm is an
eye-opener. No confined animals here.
Appalachian farms: biodiversity at Hickory Nut Gap Farm
His first ballet, Somnambulism, was an
eye-opener; with one leap he had almost put himself in contention with his friend and near contemporary, the already established John Cranko.
Attitudes
"It was an
eye-opener," said Leknes, "the Canadians really know their stuff when it comes to deploying ...
War on Terrorism: MTMC officer assists Canadian redeployment
"It's been an
eye-opener. The program itself is really comprehensive and excellent." Megan Smith, an ecology centre science and technology intern, says the industry is starting to experience a critical shortage of skilled forestry professionals.
Changing the image of forestry: program aims to educate and promote careers in forestry. (Forestry: Special Report)
It has been a real
eye-opener. Practising traditional Catholic teachers are frequently stymied.
From name withheld
"Doing research for the Biennial and going to places like Houston and Miami was a real
eye-opener. The challenge will be carving out the time to do that and that's just something that I'm going to have to do and Max will have to support me on.
OPEN SEASON
How nouns, proper and common, can reverberate in the tales is etymologically documented: friar Rinaldo of VII,3 has a "relative" in Reynard the Fox; Natan of X,3 means "dans vel dantis," and his "fama" comes from the Latin "fari," literally "that which is spoken of," while Mitridanes gets "an
eye-opener" for "invidia." Mazzotta's impeccable medievalism, however, is marred by an inconsistent style.
The World at Play in Boccaccio's Decameron
It is scholarly, readable, and most importantly, an
eye-opener to the untrained reader concernin the relationship between language, the world it seeks to describe, and those seeking to use words to describe their world.
Language, Self, and Society: A Social History of Language
Summary: The Editorial, No child should suffer due to negligence (KT, June 17) was an
eye-opener. However, I would like to point out some more issues...
Some school buses run without proper ACs
Bulalacao said the incident should serve as an
eye-opener to all other potential victims.
PNP accuses some militant groups in Negros Occ. of obstructing the probe
As his year-ender post, Crawford wrote that 2017 has been an '
eye-opener' for him, adding that there were lessons and situations he learned from, aside from planning his 'road to forever' with Garcia.
LOOK: Coleen Garcia, Billy Crawford give sneak peek of future home
WARRINGTON TOWN manager Lee Smith admits life in the Evo-Stik League Northern Premier Division has been something of an "
eye-opener" for his team, but he is backing them to make an impact after two wins from their last three games.
Smith wants consistency after 'eye-opening' start; Warrington