One For the Ages: A Scottish Crime Thriller (DCI Logan Crime Thrillers Book 16)

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One For the Ages" is a phrase commonly used to describe a significant event or accomplishment that is regarded as exceptional, remarkable, or historic. An occurrence or accomplishment of such memorable and striking prominence that it shall endure within our recollections indefinitely. She painted a portrait for the ages, capturing the essence and beauty of her subject. I have no words for how perfect it is.The Godfather (1972) is a film "for the ages," as it is widely regarded as one of the greatest and most influential movies of all time. It won three Academy Awards and spawned two sequels that are also considered classics. Monday – Friday, 3 – 7 p.m.: The Paul Finebaum Show shares compelling opinions on the college sports landscape as Finebaum interacts with passionate callers In sports, "One For the Ages" can refer to exceptional performances or memorable games that are considered legendary. These moments often involve records being broken, unexpected victories, or displays of exceptional skill and talent. Examples include iconic events like Muhammad Ali's "Rumble in the Jungle" boxing match against George Foreman in 1974 or Michael Jordan's iconic "flu game" during the 1997 NBA Finals.

One For the Ages: A Scottish Crime Thriller (DCI Logan Crime

The origin and history of the idiom "for the ages" are unclear, but there are some possible explanations. One theory is that it comes from the Latin phrase "ad aeternitatem," which means "for eternity" or "forever." Ancient Romans used this phrase to describe something meant to last forever or be immortalized. 10 Examples of "For the Ages" in SentencesOn the contrary, Chief Burns was quite productive — of a substance known as 'mucus'. I collected a sample if you would like to see." The brutal murder of an elderly woman in her own home sends Logan and his team to a remote Highland village. Was is the husband, found wandering around drenched with blood? The carer, a frequent visitor to the home trusted by all? An estranged family member hoping for an inheritance? The team has their work cut out for them, especially with Sinead having to stay behind and an overly chatty temporary replacement to integrate into their efforts. Each and every one of the books has superior storylines and are equally funny. I don't know how JD Kirk manages it. Some of the one-liners are, in the Glaswegian vernacular, PURE, DEAD BRULLIENT! Comedians would PAY for them!