Instead, the Lesters were battening down the hatches on Friday.
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But they are battening down the hatches, hoping better days will come.
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I'm battening down the hatches for bad news, but hoping for good news.
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But instead of battening down the hatches, some historical trades may prove profitable.
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Fred Hoff, manager of Fidelity High Income fund, is also not battening down the hatches.
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Algeria's generals responded by closing their borders, battening down the edges, and retreating into huffy isolation.
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Rhoades' office ravaged Axe Capital last season, but now it's Rhoades who's battening down the hatches.
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Battening down against the absurd cold of the Midwestern winter, we spent all of Saturday indoors.
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Adaptation could mean erecting flood barriers around factories or battening down warehouse roofs to withstand stronger gales.
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With the two sides battening down the hatches, consumers on both sides of the Pacific will suffer.
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You want investors who are hungry for growth, and not battening down the hatches preparing for a recession.
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Wordplay TUESDAY PUZZLE — Is anyone battening down the hatches and/or going through a March blizzard right now?
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An inside look on how home improvement giants Lowe's and Home Depot are battening down the hatches for Hurricane Dorian
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To the east of Puerto Rico, another financially challenged jurisdiction, the United States Virgin Islands, was also battening down. Gov.
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Texans are now battening down the hatches in preparation for high winds, extreme rains, and an unusually high risk of flooding.
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Things on Monday were settling in for the public hearings and folks were battening down the hatches on both sides. Okay?
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ANZ is also battening down the hatches by giving capital-intensive institutional lending a wide berth, slowing dividends and selling non-core assets.
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Well-to-do investors are battening down the hatches, according to Michael Sonnenfeldt, chairman of TIGER 230, an investment club for high-net worth people.
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"We're primarily battening down the proverbial hatches ... and hoping the administration will throw that Hail Mary for us," American Soybean Association spokeswoman Wendy Brannen said.
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The Hawaiian islands are battening down the hatches as they prepare for Hurricane Lane, a powerful, Category 4 storm barreling toward the state at 155 mph.
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Wall Street is battening down the hatches as Britons head to the polls Thursday to vote on whether to leave or remain in the European Union.
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The toll on our minds and bodies of being 'on' 22016/259 is such that we're battening down the hatches and staying indoors more than ever before.
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After last year's wild highs and painful if inevitable lows, cryptocurrency's cool-off period might be here a while — particularly if the stock market keeps everyone battening down the hatches.
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Overall credit growth has already slowed since last year thanks to macroprudential measures, but banks are seen further battening down the hatches as the Royal Commission reveals dodgy lending practices.
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Lotte, which shelved plans for an estimated $4.5 billion IPO of Hotel Lotte amid the investigation, is now battening down the hatches as a difficult year draws to an end.
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"This is when we get the best waves," he said, but added he would be bringing in his outdoor tables and "battening down the hatches" to ride out the storm.
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With traders battening down the hatches ahead of the monthly payrolls numbers, bank-heavy Madrid and Milan-listed stocks were marginally larger fallers, as the pan-regional banking index dipped 0.2%.
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While much of the focus of this weekend's storm is on the Washington, D.C., to New York City corridor, Charlotte, North Carolina is also battening down the hatches in advance of this weekend's storm.
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Copper, however, is particularly vulnerable because of its exposure to the Chinese economy, already showing signs of losing momentum and now apparently battening down the hatches for a trade stand-off with the United States.
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Rather than battening down the hatches in more traditional battleground states, Clinton this week will take her campaign to Arizona, a red state that is a luxury for her in the race to 270 electoral votes.
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Workers at the Marquis Los Cabos hotel in San Jose del Cabo spent the last three days battening down the hatches — anchoring palm trees and using tarps to cover large windows that had all shattered during Odile.
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"It's tin hats on and battening down the hatches for a fair bit of volatility for the next few months," said Tony Cousins, Chief Executive of Pyrford International, the global equities arm of BMO Global Asset Management.
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"It's tin hats on and battening down the hatches for a fair bit of volatility for the next few months," said Tony Cousins, chief executive of Pyrford International, the global equities arm of BMO Global Asset Management.
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TAIPEI/BEIJING (Reuters) - Taiwan and China began battening down the hatches on Thursday ahead of the arrival of super Typhoon Nepartak, the first of the year, with fears in China that storm could worsen already severe flooding in the east of the country.
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At WIRED's Gadget Lab, we're battening down the hatches in preparation for all the September launches—whether that's a slew of consumer electronics launches out of IFA 803, or eagerly awaiting the announcement of new Apple phones, watches, and iPads next week.
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Stories you might have missed from WIRED this week One half of a Florida couple battening down for Hurricane Dorian did not think they would be able to fit their Smart car into their kitchen, to protect it as the storm passed.
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In order to combat this "growing trend," Google is battening down the hatches around kid-friendly content in a handful of ways: Hopefully that prevents a few parents from having to answer awkward questions about butchering methods or why a banana would need a hammock.
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"The pressure on industrial, consumer staples and property trusts stocks was due to domestic issues and that points to investors battening down the hatches ahead of event risks rather than concerns about growth in China," said Michael McCarthy, chief market strategist at CMC Markets.
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"The yen's drop today is probably the most reflective of the excessive short bets built up against the dollar in recent days though investors are battening down hatches before the G20 meeting this weekend," said Neil Mellor, a senior FX strategist at BNY Mellon based in London.
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Battening down the hatches and seeing what's left after the storm blows over is clearly not the wisest plan, but until we directly tackle both the financial and cultural factors that lead residents to stay behind, the nation will be ill-prepared for hurricanes at a time when they are destined to become more frequent.
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Republican lawmakers are battening down the hatches on Capitol Hill as they face a barrage of questions about President TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE's communications with Ukraine, and whether the White House tried to cover it up.
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His documentary covering his time with the mujahideen and in the massive refugee camps along the Afghan/Pakistani border earned him the Alfred I. duPont–Columbia University Award. On vacation afterwards, he fell from a ledge battening down storm windows in the tropics and fractured his lower spine. Despite constant pain, he continued working for seven more years. Willis subsequently reported on the struggle against apartheid in Africa from Botswana, Zambia and Zaire, the drug wars in Colombia, Bolivia and Peru, the reopening of US/Vietnamese relations in Hanoi with Senators John Kerry and John McCain, and efforts to help the indigenous people of the Guatemalan highlands.
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