Celia

On the British Airways Concorde, after luncheon had been served, Celia closed her eyes and marshalled her thoughts.

Celia, hot with anger and ready to leap to her feet, felt Quentin's hand on her arm, restraining her.

Celia, despite the dismal surroundings, had a sense of sharing in a moment to be remembered.

Celia: How about this movie question? What would you do if someone asked you to be in a movie?

Celia knew that she looked good and that the combination was a happy blend of business crispness and femininity.

Celia, who had been living in furnished rooms in Boonton, had already moved out from there, putting some of her things in storage.

Two years after the birth of her baby, Celia decided to participate in the London Marathon.

Vincent Lord had stayed on in Washington for an extra day and Celia had a showdown with him about his testimony the previous afternoon.

Thus, near the end of January, Celia and Andrew were in London, accompanied by Lilian Hawthorne whom Celia had persuaded to join them.

In Celia's view, it was one more warning that the pharmaceutical business should accept moral obligation as well as legal ones.

Celia was glad the lights had been lowered for the slides, then realized she was not alone in using a handkerchief to wipe her eyes.

Thus, with support from several sources, Celia and Andrew were once more able to take pleasure in their separate careers.

Oh~thanks, Celia. Long time on see, You know, It's been a long time since your last call. Been good?

Something else Celia had gambled on today was that whatever the reaction to her speech, she would be allowed to finish.

And of course I slid faster and faster, unable to stand the thought of being the only one in the culvert with Celia.

If there had been a temperature indicator in the agency conference room, Celia thought, it would have swung from "warm" to "frigid" .

With more perception he would have realized that Celia's background before they met was so totally different from his own.

Thus Andrew and Celia could leave home, with or without the children, confident their interests would be taken care of in their absence.

Celia and several other senior officers of the company were staying at the elegant Stanford Court across the street.

Andrew's mind was not really on Celia's endeavours; he was preoccupied with a problem of his own.

From her own point of view, Celia reasoned there would be time for celebration tonight when she shared her news with Andrew.

Celia: Thank you. It has always been my dream to be a stewardess.

Celia felt passive and resigned, she had prepared as well as she could.

With the exception of Sam-the only one Celia had met previously-the others regarded her with frank curiosity.

Celia had met such people before; it was always hard to involve them in a thoughtful, objective conversation.

At home, during the evenings and weekends which followed, Celia worked on her sales meeting speech.

Celia: It's good to see you guys too. I was worried you were inside the castle when it blew up.

Celia, while managing to keep up with family banter over the breakfast table, felt within herself an unusual sense of detachment.

After school three was the usual bunch of us walking home and, of course, Celia trailing behind us.

Again Martin seemed untroubled , yet Celia detected strain beneath the surface.

Aware that she was reaching rugged ground, Celia faced the audience squarely and chose words with care.

The National Hurricane Center anticipated that Celia would continue to weaken as it tracked north and west across the Pacific Ocean.

And with that, raced back into the tunnel where Celia stood whimpering halfway along.

Based partly on her own childhood, it follows three contemporary children: step-siblings Maria and Niall, and their half-sister Celia.

Everything was to be on an urgent basis-which was the reason for pulling Celia so suddenly from International.

The chauffeur raced to the ragged opening in the wall, and Celia's first impulse was to follow him.

To hear him talk, Celia was the most amazing woman who had ever graced God's green earth.

As soon as I saw celia i had a sinking terrible feeling , i knew she would only have come if sth are wrong.

Rufus: Hello, Celia, I'd say it's nice to see you, but I know how you hate dishonesty.

Of course Celia will have custody of the children.

Thinking that I might die myself, die right here, and then it wouldn't matter if they told on me that I had killed Celia.

Celia continued to strengthen after this image was acquired.

I can't wait for you to meet my grandma Celia, you're just gonna love her.

Celia: Well, you should sort it out soon. You could lose a lot of business that way.

The last naturally born Pyrenean Ibex, named Celia, died on January 6th, 2000, after being found dead under a fallen tree at the age of 13.

Johnny alternated between elation when Celia talked with him and despair when she flirted with another man.

The way to do research is to attack the facts at the point of greatest astonishment. Celia Green.

"please don't grudge anyone for what happened, " celia said to her father, she gulped her water, "it was my fault for missing the bar. "

His immediate impulse was to telephone Celia, and he did--at home.

Celia: I flew. These wings aren't just for show, you know.

Celia: I was wondering, since we're both leaving tomorrow morning, whether you'd like to have dinner with me tonight.

Sam personally would spearhead the search for a prestigious , capable scientific director, though Celia would help as needed.

After the starter's gun was fired, Celia soon started to pant, and watched grimly as the other runners pulled away in front of her.

As Celia was about to reply, he silenced her with a gesture.

Celia, still overwhelmed, seemed hardly to hear.

celia was about to speak when suddenly , without warning , her emotional defenses wavered and collapsed.

Her mother's death affected Celia greatly.

Increasingly of late, the director of research seemed to have mellowed , Celia thought.

Only Ingram had the seniority, and knew Celia well enough, to laugh aloud .

Celia, I'm going to make a suggestion, and please don't think this presumptuous since it concerns your own company.

In 1933, when she was a young child, Assia, her sister Celia, and her parents fled Berlin during the Nazis rise to power.

her return, there was not the slightest doubt that Celia was in charge .

Celia pointed to a stack of papers on her desk.

Dropping into a chair, Celia peeled off her shoes and left them where they fell.

magazine and a lot of help from travel agent, Martha Cohen of South American Vacations, we connected with our guide, Celia Oliveira.

At Celia's request, Tom, through his many contacts, had put out feelers to discover what was happening.

i never met her , " celia told andrew . " i had no appointment . i just rang the bell and barged in .

CELIA: I was a salesperson. I worked at the General Store.

Celia: Hello, I was just making a booking, but I got cut off.

As the meeting broke up, Celia left first, amid smiles and friendly handshakes.

Celia put the book down while she wiped Bruce's nose with a tissue, then read on.

Celia: Does that mean I get a partial action at the start of the date while you're still flat footed?

Celia had those light young feminine tastes which grave and weather-worn gentlemen sometimes preferred in a wife.

In the years ahead, he reflected, he would need to stay alert and informed just to keep up with Celia mentally.

So you're Charles. I feel I know you through and through, Celia's talked so much about you.

As Andrew put the books away, Celia remembered something another doctor, a veteran general practitioner, had told her.

Before Celia met Alex she had had no responsibilities, her social experience was nil.

On the opposite end is resident goofball Celia, a journalism major with a love for words.

Celia: I know I'm new at this, but I'm pretty sure that's not enough for a conviction.

As it turned out, Celia's meeting with Sam Hawthorne was delayed by a day because of Sam's own heavy schedule of appointments.

Celia: The charge given was "weakening the fabric of the universe, " not, I don't know, " castle blowing up ness" .

It was then, in a burst of confidence, that he told Celia about missing Yvonne.

"Look at the time, Celia, " I said.

Celia: Darn, I was kinda hoping for a mistrial, not a bunch of background exposition. . .

Johnny dropped Celia's body on the floor and stood over her, wringing his blood-stained hands.

Celia laughed and Andrew poked at a log fire he lighted earlier, restoring it to flame.

When next Celia awoke, daylight was streaming in through the old-fashioned windows.

"Celia, " I said.

Celia managed to keep up with family banter over the breakfast table .

Celia tried countering antagonism with a smile.

While Celia disliked the statement' s emphasis and some allusions, she conceded mentally that Stavely sounded professional and impressive.

Chris and Celia suggested that they could organize an end of term dinner-dance both to raise money.

Since physics was julia's favorite subject, she enjoyed providing gratuitous assistance to celia.

Celia: Yes, can you specify that I would like a vegetarian meal, please?

Celia: But that doesn't even make sense! All you did was get testimony about how they allegedly blew up a random castle.

Celia closed the door behind me.

Celia: Plus, the best part is that it looks like you managed to ditch that obnoxious halfling before you got arrested.

Less harmonious was Celia's relationship with the director of research, Dr. Vincent Lord.

Celia stood silently, torn by sorrow and compassion , weighing what to say.

Celia: OK, fine. Keep your secret, then, I move for an immediate dismissal of all charges.

Despite her depression from the past few days, Celia's spirits lifted.

Perfectly circular, powerful Hurricane Celia spans hundreds of kilometers over the Pacific Ocean in this image from June 24, 2010.

While caring deeply, Celia was obliged to accept the situation as it was.

Celia was always mourning for the good old time her son missed.

It was already dark when Celia walked to Forty - seven Park Street .

Andrew and Celia were on deck, standing with other passengers, below the bridge and forward.

Celia said. "I realized I must always tell doctors the exact truth, and never exaggerate, never conceal. "

Little Celia is worth two of her.

Celia said, "I didn't tell this, but going to Hawaii would have made me sad. "

Celia had just come from a meeting with Seth Feingold and several other directors.

It was early evening when Martin dropped Celia at Cambridge station and they said a formal, somewhat strained good bye.

Celia immediately sensed an antagonism between herself and the director of research which would persist into the future.

Celia believed the description was, on the whole true.

Celia attempted to phone Juliet, then Juliet's husband, Dwight, but could not reach either.

Occasionally someone brash would ask if Celia would help him try the product out.

It is also the setting for a secret and strange battle between two people, Celia and Marco.

The young face reminded Celia sharply of Bruce at the same age, sixteen years ago.

Celia: You'll always use your dessert fork for your entre.

Celia: I just did a personality survey in Teen Time magazine. It tells you how confident you are .

her daughter , celia observed before , was already a person of strong opinions.

Celia, though confiding her opinion only to Andrew, disagreed.

This seemed like a paradox to Celia.

West of Central America, Celia sports spiral arms but no obvious eye.

Celia: OK. Call me when you know what time you'll be done.

He had filed a grievance against celia's gymnastics coach.

Celia's father had a grim expression.

"I'd be grateful if you would explain gravity to me again. " Said celia.

Celia Chan (left) and her colleague look for talent at the booth.

Celia reached into her scientific memory.

Celia said, "I must try not to disappoint them" .

CELIA: No, I don't work on Monday. I work on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.

For the first time Dr. Peat-Smith showed a trace of nervousness, probably, Celia thought, because a grant was important to him.

Celia: That was quite a mess you made.

Celia: I just did a personality survey in Teen Time magazine.

Celia snapped, "Double-talk, what does it mean? "

Celia said, "it's just something small so that you'll never forget me. "

At Celia's urging , Andrew arranged tests for Winnie and her husband.

Her name is Celia and she's insect curator at the museum.

Gaby: Shut it. Juanita and Celia found these under your bed.

Celia: . . . and if you really need help, you can break it and it will summon me to you.

Thus , Celia's judgement ten years earlier when choosing a mentor in the company seemed close to being proved correct .

Celia: Hey~Allison, it's me, Celia. You 're so pretty today!

Celia had decided long ago she would never temporize on that.

What Celia has is security of a kind, a total absence of responsibility or the need to relate to others.

Celia was present while the plans were being examined, and observed Sir James's illusion .

Celia: Ha, see? I knew you'd clean up well.

Ben Rosseli, in the coffin up ahead, was better off than Celia Because his life had ended conclusively.

Celia: No, the shipping fee isn't included. The shipping fee is US$15.

Celia: Yes, please book the ticket.

Twice Celia saw them with their heads together, apparently engaged in serious talk.

Celia: I should've known I had to bring the party myself.

Celia takes care of the marketing side of things.

Hurricane 04E (Celia) Warning.

Then Celia asked that letters of complaint about detail men sent in by doctors be routed to Sales Training and a record be kept.

Celia turned, aware of movement behind her.

"I know, " Celia said. "It will probably cost my job. "

Celia: Actually, you guys have a far better case than you might realize.

Celia, don't worry. He's not gonna hurt you!

Celia pulled a sheet from the file.

Celia is as patient as Sue.

Celia saw a poor ill woman lying on the floor.

For the first time Celia de Grey hesitated.

Celia: I have always enjoyed flying. And I am good with people.

What does it mean, Celia?

I am, suddenly, Celia Johnson in Brief Encounter.

On the morning of June 25, Celia was roughly 1, 330 kilometers (825 miles) southwest of the southern tip of Baja California.

Celia said, when she answered my knock.

Roy: Celia? ? But why-? How did you get here?

could you be my boy? Celia.

Celia: I am also calm under pressure and trained in first aid.

Celia: Thank you , Allison, your idea is very good.

If you should see Celia, give her my best wishes.

During most of the journey Celia reconstructed the day's events, especially her own part in them.

"When I saw Celia the robot, I thought there are all kinds of possibilities to get you set up at home, " she says.

Celia: I'm afraid I have to agree with my client. This is outrageous.

Celia: No problem. Will you be paying by credit card?

Despite her private advocacy, Celia took no active part in women's lib.

Celia, where do you do to high school?

How long did you skate, Celia?

Celia: So is it's true what they say, about the apple and the tree.

Celia, what did you do last year?

Celia: Hello, I'd like to book a round-trip ticket to Hong Kong on Asia Air, please.

Celia: Are you sure we can't stay and look at the shiny light some more?

INDIGO AND CRYSTAL CHILDREN : PIONEERS OF CONSCIOUS EVOLUTION by Celia Fenn

Director Research and Development Ms Celia Cornwell,

cheerio . i ' m going right under you , celia . - fantastic

Brief Encounter - (1945, David Lean) (Celia Johnson, Trevor Howard)

Come, my Celia, let us prove,