To escape from the black cloud that hangs over Greece.
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And it doesn't have Quirky's black cloud hanging over its head.
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The Los Angeles Times called it a "black cloud of doom."
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A "black cloud appeared over me," Barbara later recalled, the Guardian reports.
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It's kind of like a black cloud on top of my head.
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"It's like there's this black cloud heading in over us," she says.
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Ever since Paradise burned there's been like a black cloud over it.
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But the 45th President is like a black cloud looming over the proceedings.
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An apocalyptic black cloud had enveloped my neighborhood, trapping me inside my house.
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That long black cloud is comin' downI feel I'm knockin' on heaven's door.
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If your black cloud persists, you might need to think about an alternate career.
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And yet, this black cloud has been hanging over my head: those unpaid taxes.
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Title II hangs like a black cloud, as they put it, over our businesses.
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Lavinia, encouraged by Tiuri, fought back as everything was covered in a black cloud.
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"She painted this black cloud over the mansion I don't like too much," she said.
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" Mizell told The Cleveland Advocate that he "saw a black cloud of bees surrounding me.
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In another, a curtain of heaving black cloud, laced with what might be lightning, descends.
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"It's like a black cloud of ghosts," said Eva Levi, whose son is still missing.
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"I don't want to paint a major black cloud over the top of Netflix," Goldman said.
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A black, cloud-like mass billows from a cave on a mountainside in Tao Pun, Thailand.
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And, indeed, Trump's own popularity has been dampened by a consistent black cloud of negative press.
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I could barely remember a time when the black cloud of resentment was not between us.
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"The next thing we saw was a big black cloud of smoke," Courtney Gonzales told KTLA.
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In the space of a few minutes, the faint firecracker smell had become a black cloud.
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Satellites equipped with infrared cameras have peered through the black cloud to reveal a charred Fort McMurray.
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Even worse, Mr. Hofman said, was the "black cloud" of suspicion that surrounded him in the industry.
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After 10 or 15 seconds, it disappeared in a black cloud of smoke without making a sound.
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Or why my ongoing fits with chronic neck pain weighed over my head like a black cloud.
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One of the biggest concerns creating a black cloud over the tech sector is the specter of regulation.
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"There was just this black cloud that hung over it—that something terrible could happen," he told me.
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"Big Black Cloud" isn't quite a dark, angry song but I think there's a sense of defiance in it.
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About one in seven women who have a baby go on to experience the black cloud of postpartum depression.
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There's this black cloud hanging over the band where you're kind of aware that this is probably the end.
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"It is a black cloud over the space right now, there's no doubt about it," Morgan of Synovus said.
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Like the opener, "Big Black Cloud"; I can't tell if it's the happiest sad song or the saddest happy song.
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What happened here is often likened to a big black cloud hanging over the city that has never fully lifted.
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A swarm of hornets, attracted by the heat generated by Mr. Li's tractor, enveloped the vehicle in a black cloud.
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The acrid air choked the city and an ominous black cloud spread over the mayor's new hope: plastic garbage bins.
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You can get it in several gorgeous colors, including Cosmic Black, Cloud Blue, Aura Blue, Cosmic Gray, and Cloud Pink.
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"A black cloud hung over me for about two years," he told the London newspaper The Daily Mail in 1998.
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After Nicole and Dion zap the creature into submission, the camera rests on the black cloud that survives the confrontation.
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Videos show flames shooting up in the air after the explosion, replaced later by a thick black cloud of smoke.
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"There is always a black cloud over this amazing event," Carey said while at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in South Dakota.
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I thought the idea of a black cloud that swallows all life would be perfect fodder for a heavy metal song.
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Even when powerful Native American roles are written, as in Black Cloud, it is difficult to find distribution for the film.
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There's also an aluminum case version that comes in a few different colors, including Aqua Black, Cloud Silver, and Pink Gold.
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PEOPLE can confirm that part of that "black cloud" is the legal woes facing Billy and Bam (whose legal name is Joshua).
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It's hard to find your sea legs when you are effectively fighting for your life under the black cloud of potential bankruptcy.
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"Illmatic" and its unanimous acclaim have also lent themselves to overzealous fetishizing—the album stalks its creator not unlike that black cloud.
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"The whole place was like one big black cloud of smoke — couldn&apost get down the stairs," Sykes told The Associated Press.
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By now, in this golden era of stellar television, most hardcore viewers watch their beloved shows under a black cloud of dread. Why?
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" - Black Rock City, USA "I lay on my bed in a boundless expanse—motionless as a menacing black cloud with three nodes approached.
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The album he released during this period, Upside Down Mountain, largely went unnoticed in the shadow of the black cloud hanging over him.
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"The thing that pains me the most is it puts a black cloud over the sport that I love, and that's not right."
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A house was burning, bright-orange flames and a black cloud of smoke, and you could see the house collapsing in on itself.
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"The Travis factor hangs over everything," said one source, which make the pugnacious CEO seem like a troublesome black cloud or capricious guillotine.
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The black cloud, still invisible below the horizon, was already projecting electric waves, and I was continually nervous, like a bird before a storm.
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For some reason there's a very tangential plot involving Jon Voight and his mayoral candidate son who gets killed by a mysterious black cloud.
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Tariffs also continue to be a black cloud hanging over Apple given the fact that the majority of iPhone assembly takes place in China.
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"I need a new nigga for this black cloud to follow / 'Cause while it's over me, it's too dark to see tomorrow," he exhales.
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In 1957, The Black Cloud, a work of science fiction by the prescient British astrophysicist and author Fred Hoyle, was first published by Valancourt Books.
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Hanging like a black cloud over the GOP's support for Roy Moore, of course, are the multiple charges of sexual assault against President Donald Trump.
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Workers and guests were evacuated from La Reunion golf club near Antigua as a black cloud of ash rose from just beyond the club's limits.
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Dagger generates knives of pure light that can cut through steel, while Cloak commands an inky black cloud somehow connected to an ability to teleport.
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"Trade uncertainty continues to be a black cloud for business investment," David Tesher, managing director at S&P Global Ratings, wrote in a report Tuesday.
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WHEN SÃO PAULO went dark at 3pm on August 19th, the city's 12m-plus inhabitants were stunned by the black cloud that descended on the city.
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"Your vision gets cloudy and a black cloud kind of overcomes you," said Mishra, who&aposs now 20 and just finished her sophomore year at Princeton.
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From the perspective of Democrats, there is one black cloud hanging over the polling data: Clinton's numbers really have begun sliding over the last two weeks.
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If you couldn't tell from that Uniqlo-inspired puffy gown he wore to the Paris premiere of the next film, Ezra Miller is that black cloud.
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But she said that the "black cloud" of depression that descended on so many of her patients after the election has given way to something else.
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A photo posted on the Hong Kong police's Facebook page showed a thick black cloud shrouding the ship, the Aulac Fortune, which is registered in Vietnam.
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Daniel Elder, 35, Portland, OR As soon as the weather takes a turn for the "nice," I feel like an oppressive black cloud is following me around.
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I knew I had to get out of bed and get on with my day, but a deep black cloud hung around me like a weighted shroud.
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"Whenever I walked through the doors of the precinct, to me, it seemed like a black cloud," said Russell Lewis, a 203-year-veteran of the 40th.
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Still, the injury left a black cloud over the tournament -- and the remaining teams decided to call the rest of the event off in light of Rooney's injuries.
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"Cassius Clay was a skilled, great boxer, but failure to enlist in the US military when the call was made is black cloud on his character," he decried.
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But we soon saw the black cloud of smoke rising over the Marina and reality sunk in that this was, perhaps, the Big One that Californians waited nervously for.
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For example, 2014's Lucy began as "Limitless, but with Scarlett Johansson" and ended as a theoretical philosophy lecture featuring Johansson reconfigured as a black cloud of swarming nano-droids.
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But the black cloud that seems to follow Mitchell around dissipated Wednesday night when the Yankees — with injury troubles of their own — had little choice but to turn to him.
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"Tightrope: I BURNED IT" (2019) runs across the corner of the room, with a large, burned shape hovering like a black cloud near the top center of the vectored panels.
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"With Tesla/Musk settling with the SEC in October this black cloud was in the rear view mirror for the company," analysts from brokerage Wedbush said in a note to clients.
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I've been away for awhile, and one of the reasons why I've been gone is because I've been getting chased by this fucking black cloud that I can't seem to shake.
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The black-and-white photographs on which it's based are benign, documentary images, but Bowling's painting features a house floating on a black cloud at the edge of a prismatic field.
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The original caption reads: A black cloud engulfed the stands after fans let off smoke bombs at a soccer match between PSV Eindhoven and Ajax in Eindhoven, the Netherlands, on Sunday.
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We have a phrase for this kind of unfortunate person in medicine, and it doesn't matter whether you graduated from med school in Iran or Alabama, you know it: a black cloud.
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Touring towards the end of those years had become difficult, like a black cloud hanging over the day-to-day dealings with someone who's not happy and wants to be doing something else.
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He turns his sketches into chaotic, spattered black ink drawings that read like high-voltage free association: a squid on a mushroom cloud; a horned military officer; a black cloud over a burning bush.
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In The Black Cloud a massive, sentient cloud of gas wedges itself between the sun and the Earth, blocking out all the light, and refusing to budge after the army fire nukes at it.
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William H. Macy is celebrating his baby girl's high school graduation, but the party's gonna have a little black cloud -- the college admissions scandal that's likely to land her mom, Felicity Huffman, in prison.
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At Socialist Revolution, the Marxist journal I began working for in June 1969, the economist James O'Connor branded me "the little black cloud" because of my doubts that revolution was just around the corner.
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"It is a budget free of an immediate pension crisis, free of the black cloud of insolvency threatening the retirements of city employees and the financial future of Chicago," Emanuel told the city council.
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Under a thick, black cloud at 3pm, the lights flickered on in São Paulo's skyscrapers; on the motorways brake lights started to glow in the city's bumper-to-bumper traffic, and many Paulistanos were worried.
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A year ago, the Raptors finally overcame a number of franchise-long hurdles, exorcising demons that littered the halls of the Air Canada Centre and hung over every near-term success like a black cloud.
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The creative duo (and real-life husband and wife) have created an absurdist masterwork in Lemon, which follows part-time commercial actor and full-time schlimazel Isaac (Gelman) in his black cloud of a life.
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It has a nice round body so it looks more like a normal watch than a piece of tech, and you can get it in a few different colors, including Aqua Black, Cloud Silver, and Pink Gold.
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Yet as long as that investigation is ongoing, Trump will have to deal with a constant black cloud over his administration — and the risk that at any moment, an indictment might come out for a top ally.
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"Obviously there is a big black cloud there, but you try not to poke it, to touch at it too much," Senators captain Erik Karlsson said of the situation surrounding the 23-year-old Anderson (5-1-0).
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Not to be confused with the other most excellent song "Black Cloud" Mozart Parties, the Westlake, Cali band's "BLK CLD" subtracts the vowels and adds a supine sexiness to a song about the lurking sadness in us all.
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MADRID, May 13 (Reuters) - A fire broke out at a Spanish tyre dump near Madrid on Friday, generating a huge black cloud of toxic smoke that led authorities to order residents nearby to remain indoors and close their windows.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The sweet smell of waffles is familiar in Belgium but on Thursday people were left choking as a fire at a waffle factory sent a dense black cloud across Brussels, disrupting some rail traffic in the capital.
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The massive explosion took place on Wednesday afternoon at the facility's chlorinate 3 plant in the Gulf state of Veracruz, sending a black cloud of smoke hundreds of meters into the air and giving off a powerful smell of ammonia.
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Revocation's turn into death metal's darker realms reveals a new avenue for Davidson, one that could see him write more of his own horror stories and turn his once bedroom project into its own life-swallowing black cloud of death metal.
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That feeling becomes more intense as the track moves forward, suggesting a black cloud behind the silver-lined cumulus that the track opens with—a suggestion that the kingliness of "Aerodynamite" is mere fantasy, an extension of the dancefloor's escapist power.
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Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE), a brain disease that develops through repeated blows to the head—causing tau protein to accumulate on neurons and eventually destroy them, leading to cognitive impairment, depression and other irrational behaviour—is the black cloud hanging over all contact sport athletes.
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The year Hujar died, 1987, was a difficult year—a lot of people died that year, the AIDS crisis was in full force, and for a gay man in New York at the time that was the predominant black cloud over their lives, myself included.
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In storage, "Air Fall 1 (His Eye Is on the Sparrow, and I Know He's Watching Me)," an intricate work from 1998, was in three parts — a black cloud made of hair, a mirrored bull's-eye target and 50 small airplanes wrapped in hair.
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"It's creating a permanent black cloud that will ultimately help the Democratic nominee," Mr. Fallon said, pointing to the earned media coverage of impeachment as a way for Democrats to close the messaging gap with the Trump campaign, which is vastly outspending them online.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - A 22-story abandoned office building occupied by hundreds of squatters was engulfed in flames and collapsed in the center of Sao Paulo early Tuesday, shooting a massive black cloud of smoke into the sky and red-hot chunks of debris into nearby structures.
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From teenage role models like Gerard Way normalising talk of inner turmoil, to more modern figures such as Olly Alexander positioning themselves as figureheads for furthering the debate on more mainstream platforms, we're a generation with our heads in the black cloud, trying to shrink it everyday.
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"We were sailing at a safe distance as per ordinance, when all of a sudden we heard a loud bang and saw a large black cloud spewing out of the Stromboli crater and pouring into the sea," 19-year-old Elena Schiera from Palermo, Sicily, told CNN.
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"As we head into 230Q earnings season for tech players over the next month, the biggest worry from investors continues to be the China black cloud which is casting a long shadow over semiconductor and tech names, including Apple, across the board," Wedbush analyst Dan Ives wrote earlier this month.
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" While the exact nature of May's condition is unknown, the "Bohemian Rhapsody" star alluded to a struggle with depressive thoughts in a recent blog post in which he wrote, "I've been battling against a very big black cloud in my personal sphere … which saps enthusiasm and energy and makes you feel everything is pointless.
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When Belichick lifts the trophy this year, assuming his team manages to wax the totally outmatched Eagles, he will feel a brief rush of pleasure, stick that fucker in his trophy case, then move on to the invented crises of next year, ignoring the approaching black cloud of his death and the degradation of humanity at large.
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"With Tesla/Musk settling with the SEC in October this black cloud was in the rear view mirror for the company (and investors) and now this latest tweet (which most investors shrugged off at the time) represents a wild card that could potentially bring this tornado of uncertainty back into the Tesla story until resolved," Wedbush analyst Dan Ives said in a note sent Tuesday morning.
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Read more: Scientists have figured out how to better predict where and when volcanoes will erupt — and their models accurately pinpointed disasters of the past"We were sailing at a safe distance as per the ordinance, when all of a sudden we heard a loud bang and saw a large black cloud spewing out of the Stromboli crater and pouring into the sea," she told CNN.
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Gilbert's abrupt disappearance from the private coastal community of Oak Beach, New York, on the night of May 1, 2010, released a black cloud of murder and conspiracy that seems to still hover over the sleepy suburb; when her skeletonized remains were eventually found, some 19 months later, in a pool of brackish water, it seemed to confirm what by then was obvious to anyone paying attention: Something was wrong on Long Island.
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There's still a black cloud hanging over the individual and small-group health insurance markets next year even though Republicans and President Trump failed to vote on and pass their health care bill: Health insurance companies looking to sell Obamacare plans in 2018 need to know the fate of the law's cost-sharing subsidies for low-income enrollees, which are the target of a pending House lawsuit, and if the Trump administration will make any of its own regulatory changes.
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