The house is said to be haunted.

The house is said to be haunted.

The house is haunted.

The house is haunted.

Sami's house became haunted.

Sami's past haunted him for ever.

Sami said his house was haunted.

And I am haunted by an obsession with what, today, can be considered just?

We continue to be haunted by shocking human suffering from hunger, poverty and disease and extraordinary natural disasters.

Legend has it that this house is haunted.

He warned me that the tree was haunted .

But the Party is haunted by the Soviet precedent.

For Serbs and Albanians alike, Kosovo is a place haunted by history.

It was almost enough to make one believe in destiny, there in that haunted land of ghosts.

In 2006, Righetti signed on to star as the female lead in horror sequel Return to House on Haunted Hill .

That all Jews, including Israeli Jews, should remain haunted by a horrible past is understandable.

Based on the book The Demon Haunted World Science as a candle in the dark .

The world is a study in contrasts nowadays. We are haunted by images of terror and warfare.

Similarly, mercenaries exported from the former Soviet States haunted many parts of Africa and the Middle East.

If we were less haunted by memories of appeasing the Nazi regime, and of the ensuing genocide, people might not be as concerned about human rights as they are.

LOS ANGELES Since Syria s civil war erupted, its large chemical weapons arsenal has haunted the conflict zone and beyond.

It is my deepest hope that Iraqis and other peoples haunted by the past can find a way to live in peace with peace of mind.

The video is about haunted lift in which a kid tormented by the education system asks a big sister for his school grading report.

And since I started talking about this subject and researching this subject, I've been really haunted by something a Japanese mathematician said on the subject.

Wrong economic decisions, such as in the 1970 s, when Robert McNamara pushed grandiose, but environmentally devastating, infrastructure projects, have haunted the Bank for decades.

While he announced that he would leave his military position if he was elected president, his track record of reneging on his promises haunted the judiciary.

In attempting to execute its strategic pivot, the US is haunted at virtually every turn by its status as a historical hegemon, a military power, and the guarantor of its Asian allies security.

One image that has haunted me from my early business days is of a grandmother, 70 plus years, being harassed by the bureaucrats in the town planning office.

LOS ANGELES Since Syria s civil war erupted, its large chemical weapons arsenal has haunted the conflict zone and beyond. Now Israel says that chemical weapons have been used by the Syrian regime.

He expects that a unilateral yet internationally recognized declaration of a Palestinian state along the 1967 borders would put unbearable pressure on an Israel haunted by the specter of worldwide de legitimization.

I'm haunted by the thought of what Ray Anderson calls tomorrow's child, asking why we didn't do something on our watch to save sharks and bluefin tuna and squids and coral reefs and the living ocean while there still was time.

GPE is making a real difference. But I remain haunted by the knowledge that, if we are to move beyond business as usual and slash those hundred year timelines to meet the 15 year time horizon of the SDGs, we must do much more.

Those responsible are easily identified. In a world haunted by visions of weapons of mass destruction, terrorism and unscrupulous mafia like gangs, it is about time attention was paid to the danger posed by the continued and uncontrolled exploitation of the uranium that is so abundant in parts of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

And I find that since I've been in the Gulf a couple of times, I really kind of am traumatized because whenever I look at the ocean now, no matter where I am, even where I know none of the oil has gone, I sort of see slicks, and I'm finding that I'm very much haunted by it.

There was an egg, a tomato, a head of lettuce and a pumpkin, and they all lived in this refrigerator city, and in one of their adventures they went to a haunted house that was filled with so many dangers like an evil blender who tried to chop them up, an evil toaster who tried to kidnap the bread couple, and an evil microwave who tried to melt their friend who was a stick of butter.

The street is the mother and the school and the pavement is the chair they sat on to learn street begging ... its fences are a retreat for a sleep haunted by fear and the walls are caves for dreams struggling for survival ... they wander at night between streets, running after fancy cars so their owners would throw them some coins that would repel misery, their clothes do not show any sign of satiety or hydration.

To be or not to be?

He will take your daughters to be perfumers, and to be cooks, and to be bakers.

And he will take your daughters to be confectionaries, and to be cooks, and to be bakers.

To be developed means to be industrialized and urbanized.

Remind them to be in subjection to rulers and to authorities, to be obedient, to be ready for every good work,

Who will be next to be kidnapped and to disappear?

To be sure, there could be glitches.

This world that you're going to be talking about tomorrow is going to be completely integrated. You're not going to be a pilot, you're going to be a passenger.

The outcome of such negotiations can be expected to be and to be perceived to be more balanced, more transparent, more stable, and therefore more sustainable.