"And then they saw the tail breaking off, then wings breaking off and then subsequent smoke before the airplane impacted the ground," she said.
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Are they breaking off their engagement, or are their publicists?
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So do you think about breaking off on your own?
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They were breaking off in pieces because they were so solid.
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Three years earlier, Wharton had sparked gossip after breaking off her
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Iceberg B-46 breaking off from Pine Island Glacier in 2018.
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Did you not unfairly escalate tensions by breaking off diplomatic relations?
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Soon, Sobieray says, his teeth began breaking off one by one.
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"Overgrown nails can cause a number of problems, including growing into the footpad, which can cause extreme pain and infection, breaking off and bleeding excessively, or partially breaking off, which often needs sedation to fix," said Zacharias.
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That's why you have entrepreneurs breaking off and starting these little startups.
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I think breaking off solo has been really rewarding in many ways.
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If you D.I.Y. it, you'll probably end up breaking off your hair.
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He married Nesnakomoff twenty years later, after finally breaking off with Werefkin.
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Metal parts are breaking off machines that mix, chop and puree ingredients.
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This included breaking off Instagram and WhatsApp into their own companies once more.
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Mr Sánchez swiftly retreated, breaking off contact with the separatist administration in Barcelona.
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Yet, breaking off a whirlwind engagement can also offer some protections, Dr. Winch says.
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Qualcomm even paid a $2 billion penalty in July for breaking off the merger.
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A design and manufacturing flaw was responsible for the 59-foot section breaking off.
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But within milliseconds, chunks of ice crystals started breaking off from the freeze front.
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Ironically, they only succeeded in breaking off the olive branch — the symbol of peace.
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Ariana Grande just dropped her first single since breaking off her engagement with Pete Davidson.
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Holm never took two steps in retreat without breaking off the line of Rousey's attack.
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Breaking off the shackles of excessive regulation can be good for both profits and wages.
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Ice is breaking off into the Antarctic Ocean and ICE is breaking apart young families.
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The Russian Orthodox Church has already protested by breaking off ties with Istanbul in September.
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One person briefed on the deal said SoftBank was moving toward breaking off the talks.
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After breaking off the engagement, she eventually came around and married Clark in October 1996.
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But right now, it seems too many people are breaking off and going on alone.
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Luckily for AT&T, Hundt said the fee for breaking off the deal is relatively small.
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A giant iceberg breaking off Antarctica is a disconcerting sight, but it's also fascinating to watch.
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" Previously, he said the iceberg breaking off "will fundamentally change the landscape of the Antarctic Peninsula.
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This process of breaking off is known as secession, and school secessions have become fairly common.
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The prospect of a chunk of Tory MPs breaking off en masse is remote, says one backbencher.
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Wondering how Paris Hilton is holding up after breaking off yet another engagement with her latest fiance?
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We tend to think of the animals as monogamous, breaking off into pairs that mate for life.
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Ms. Craig was thinking, "What did I do?" she said in an interview, breaking off to sob.
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Last month, unknown assailants attacked an oil tanker and fired rocket-propelled grenades before breaking off their assault.
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The Gravely eventually accelerated speed and moved ahead, with the Russian ship still following it before breaking off.
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Allegedly, Google began to work on Project Loon after breaking off talks with Space Data in early 2008.
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For these Alaskan glaciers, losing mass is a combination of surface melting, icebergs breaking off, and underwater melting.
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I married him on the rebound after breaking off my first engagement, which was with my first love.
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The lazy person settles for breaking off and crushing the claws, sucking out the brains, and peeling the tail.
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Steelers running back Le'Veon Bell reportedly turned down a $2655 million offer before breaking off contract talks with Pittsburgh.
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After he announced he was breaking off talks with Democrats, Pelosi reviewed Trump's decision to ditch the infrastructure meeting.
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But yes, as the climate continues to warm, we'll see more icebergs breaking off from glaciers and ice shelves.
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That decision was later delayed by 90 days, though companies like Google have begun breaking off business with Huawei.
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He had plunged the eight-inch knife into Ms. Irizarry more than two dozen times, breaking off the haft.
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That decision was later delayed by 90 days, though companies like Google have begun breaking off business with Huawei.
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He stares at his computer, keeping abreast of orders he cannot satisfy, while breaking off to play the piano.
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He has long considered running for president as a third party candidate or breaking off from the Republican Party entirely.
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Calving events, the term for a large iceberg breaking off from an ice shelf, have become more and more common.
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At trial, Shriver argued that O'Neill was driven to kill after Lott informed her he was breaking off their engagement.
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In her first appearance since breaking off her engagement with Pete Davidson, Ariana Grande tried on a completely different look.
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Consumer advocates say increased automation in meat processing plants has contributed to more machine parts breaking off and contaminating food.
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Chunks of ice are breaking off the Sermeq Kujalleq glacier in Greenland at a rising clip because of global warming.
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Upon landing, a wing hit a swell, rotating the plane 180 degrees, damaging the nose, and breaking off the tail.
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It loses ice through icebergs breaking off the margin and meltwater that drains through the ice and into the ocean.
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Large icebergs breaking off nearby glaciers are common in the region, but this is the biggest villagers have reportedly seen.
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There were unknown running backs breaking off huge runs and a star safety returning to reinvigorate a previously hapless defense.
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Almost three years after breaking off his engagement with Lauren Bushnell, The Bachelor's Ben Higgins has announced a new engagement.
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It turned out to be a soccer field's worth of ice breaking off a glacier more than five miles away.
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Three Miami-based Boies Schiller Flexner partners have announced that they are breaking off to start their own litigation boutique.
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These chunks of ice are breaking off a floating portion of the glacier, so they don't raise sea levels by themselves.
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It could be slammed in hard and used to push Romero away—breaking off the exchange and preventing a counter strike.
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" "When Jehovah s Witness came about in the '90s, it was him breaking off from what he had grown up with.
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The obvious answer is to approach it like Google: blocking future acquisitions and breaking off side products like WhatsApp and Instagram.
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"No, but you don't have –" she says, breaking off as she laughs when her dad dropped the lemons on the floor.
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I kept picturing three or four of me playing the song, then one by one breaking off into a synchronized dance.
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Since breaking off from Viacom a decade ago, CBS has seen its shares double, and Viacom's have appreciated barely 1 percent.
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Before South Sudan became independent, Sudan's leaders tried everything in their power to prevent the south from breaking off. Oppression. Neglect.
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We asked dating and relationship exerts to name some of the biggest deal-breakers people cite for breaking off a relationship.
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The concoction circulates through every part of the plant and can be observed readily by breaking off a broad green leaf.
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Others say the onus is on Westerhout for making those comments and on the media for breaking off-the-record protocol.
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An ice tongue is a strip of ice that floats on the water without breaking off from the ice on land.
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The endorsement also served as a catharsis to W.F.P.'s leaders, who likened it to breaking off a borderline abusive relationship.
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When researchers tried to train an octopus to pull a lever to get food, the octopus kept breaking off the lever.
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And that, Dr Lu hoped, would damage them by stopping their seeds breaking off naturally, and thus preventing those seeds from spreading.
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Ariana Grande may be back to work just days after breaking off her engagement to Pete Davidson, but it hasn't been easy.
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The rift is likely to lead to an iceberg breaking off, which will remove about 10% of the ice shelf's area pic.twitter.
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Though icebergs breaking off of ice shelves is a normal, natural phenomenon, the sheer size of this one has attracted worldwide attention.
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Like Ocean's Eleven with women wouldn't work," Mulaney argues, "because two would keep breaking off to talk shit about the other nine.
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This would be like Woodward and Bernstein breaking off a Watergate story after 450 words to write about M*A*S*H.
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A friend began breaking off shards of the thin bones held together by a deep-fried crust, then said, correctly: potato chip.
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The telecom giant reportedly has weighed several options including breaking off DirecTV into its own company and combining DirecTV with Dish Network.
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After breaking off a previous engagement earlier this year, Megan surprised her fans by announcing she was engaged to Zach Hunsaker in August.
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It's not, because Fettweis's estimates don't account for ice breaking off from the sheet to form icebergs where Greenland's glaciers meet the sea.
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The status quo enables the country to have diplomatic ties with China without breaking off links with Taiwan, and that is good enough.
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America has never agreed to the formulation since breaking off diplomatic relations with Taiwan in 1979 in order to establish them with China.
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Michelle Williams was quick to acknowledge her screaming fans, breaking off to give autographs to the sign-toting Manchester By the Sea enthusiasts.
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She added that McCluskey breaking off her relationship was likely a breaking point for Rowland, who had a history of violence against women.
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Offill told me this story over lunch in Koreatown in Manhattan in December, breaking off midsentence to look up at me, suddenly amused.
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This was followed by simulated saber fights breaking off in different corners of the space, each looking like a a mini laser show.
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The National Transportation Safety Board on Thursday reiterated that it appeared metal fatigue in the fan blade was to blame for it breaking off.
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Trump, however, has stopped short of breaking off diplomatic relations with Cuba restored by Obama in 2015 after more than five decades of hostility.
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Which means, if your ends are currently breaking off and your once-blonde highlights are brassy, chances are your strands are thirsting for moisture.
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The telecom giant has weighed several options, the Journal reported, including breaking off DirecTV into its own company and combining DirecTV with Dish Network.
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However, Trump has stopped short of breaking off diplomatic relations with Cuba restored by Obama in 2015 after more than five decades of hostility.
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The Russian Orthodox Church retaliated by breaking off all ties with Istanbul and accused the United States of engineering the split behind the scenes.
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The happy relationship news comes four months after Alaina announced she and longtime love Alex Hopkins were breaking off their engagement after six years together.
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The most important region to test is within a half-mile of the glacier, but large chunks of ice breaking off make it pretty dangerous.
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The mood had soured noticeably late on Thursday, with parties breaking off to huddle in their respective caucuses, and party officials trading accusations of blame.
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Iggy Azalea is not breaking off her engagement to Nick Young ... not yet, anyway and she wanted everyone to know it at the iHeartRadio Awards.
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"We urge you not to make the mistake of breaking off accommodations again," Mr. Nadler wrote in a letter to Mr. Barr on Tuesday evening.
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Brazil accused the Trump administration on Wednesday of breaking off negotiations over the tariffs last week and issuing a take-it-or-leave-it offer.
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These lacy cookies are melt-in-your-mouth delicate and so crisp that you can't help breaking off little shards for just one more bite.
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Declaring an ambassador persona non grata is one of the harshest diplomatic measures a nation can take against another country, short of breaking off relations.
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For one thing — as with all genuine poets — his style: Pico is always breaking off, beginning again, weaving rhymes into prose with few other patterns.
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This year, the 20-year-old model went without a boyfriend to the glamorous fashion event, after breaking off her romance with The Weeknd in November.
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Iranian protesters stormed the Saudi embassy in Tehran, and Saudi Arabia responded by breaking off diplomatic relations and encouraging allied Sunni governments to do the same.
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Instead of simply breaking off a questionable liaison, the White House seems intent on going further, insisting that the liaison never happened in the first place.
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This was part of the state's "heart balm" laws designed to provide legal action in cases of martial strife, for example, breaking off a marriage contract.
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Netflix is finally breaking off from its slowing subscriber growth trend as it posted a huge quarter that beat both its own, and Wall Street's, expectations.
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Military sources predict a bloody few days as the Taliban and America both try to show that they are undaunted by the breaking-off of negotiations.
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Supposing that he doesn't respond reasonably — the likeliest outcome, no doubt — you can tell him that you're breaking off with him, and he'll know your reasons.
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The railroad appropriated the name for its station, and residents created the borough of Fair Lawn in 1924, after breaking off from the Saddle River township.
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Content with their success disrupting the flow of attendees, about 150 protesters gathered downtown in McPherson Square, breaking off in groups to march along I Street.
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Scotland had a much better case decades ago for breaking off from the rest of the UK without cutting off its nose to spite its face.
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I prefer less of the fan/idol situation and more spontaneity, breaking off that consumer relationship and relying on the audience's willingness to explore something new.
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They are the result of debris breaking off from the asteroid 3200 Phaethon, EarthSky reports, which occurs every December when the Earth intersects with the asteroid's course.
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Not only did Beyoncé's relationship with JAY-Z start after their collaboration, the single was also her first solo feature recording after breaking off from Destiny's Child.
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After breaking off from the second ref, he went back to the first and was intercepted by one of his players, whom he shoved into the referee.
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Rylan, 28, first proposed her plan to the C.W.H.L. before breaking off on her own and taking the core of the defending champion Boston Blades with her.
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And what we do is we some — sometimes have to bring people in," Trump admitted before breaking off to lament that "our country doesn't make products anymore.
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With the rest of the FDP leadership at his side, Christian Lindner appeared without warning outside the negotiation venue and announced that he was breaking off talks.
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Ice shelves breaking off into icebergs don't directly increase sea levels, since their ice is already resting in the ocean like an ice cube in a glass.
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Breaking off from eBay has made PayPal more nimble to respond to fast-changing technology, like consumers' move to mobile, Schulman told CNBC's Jim Cramer in December.
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Canter redirected for an emergency landing, but the engine exploded within sight of the airfield, breaking off a wing and sending the Dakota spiraling to the ground.
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XPO Logistics is testing the waters to unlock more value by breaking off as many as four of its business units, CEO Bradley Jacobs told CNBC Wednesday.
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BEIJING – The West African Nation of Burkina Faso has formally resumed diplomatic ties with China after breaking off relations with Taiwan, which now has just 18 diplomatic allies.
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Bahceli is facing a challenge from a prominent nationalist and former interior minister, Meral Aksener, who last year founded her own party after breaking off from the MHP.
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No deaths have been reported, but there have been six reports received of rubber knobs breaking off, including four reports of pieces of product found in children's mouths.
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Two young boys were caught on security cameras entering a restricted display area and breaking off the wings of a glass angel sculpture by Chinese artist, Shelly Xue.
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The Republican presidential hopeful often fails to finish his thoughts during his speeches, abruptly breaking off a sentence or substituting a vague word for a more precise one.
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Despite Mr. Lighthizer's threat to move ahead with just Mexico, he did not suggest breaking off trade relations with Canada if it fails to meet this month's deadline.
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One of the plane's engines suffered massive failure and exploded, with a piece breaking off, shattering a window and partly pulling a female passenger out of the aircraft.
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Three resolutions were introduced against him in 1972 charging him, among other things, with breaking off peace talks to end the Vietnam War and escalating the air war.
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"I think that Pete is —" Schmuhl said, breaking off and tearing up over ramen at the Crooked Ewe, a brewery on the banks of the St. Joseph River.
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The Republican nominee also said he would do "whatever you have to do to get a strong agreement," even if that meant breaking off the recently-resumed diplomatic relations.
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The iceberg, which is roughly the size of the U.S. state of Delaware or the Indonesian island of Bali, has been close to breaking off for a few months.
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In 2017, Ryan transferred $32 million to the National Republican Campaign Committee, which announced its own record-breaking off-year total with $85 million raised over the last year.
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Its most bravura feature is a glass-walled corridor that descends the slope on the school's northwest side, breaking off on the right into dormitories as you walk down.
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That could eventually lead to chunks of ice breaking off — bad news for us pitiable humans, since this ice shelf keeps other ground-based ice from flowing into the sea.
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So-called iceberg calving is a natural geophysical process along the Antarctica's frosty fringes; think of it as the planetary equivalent of your fingernails growing too long and breaking off.
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While he ultimately didn't win Hannah Brown's heart, she did ask him out for a drink on the July 30 finale after breaking off her short engagement with Jed Wyatt.
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Not matter what — whether a couple had been dating for only a few months or several years — breaking off an engagement comes with extra heartbreak as well as logistical nightmares.
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U.S. officials dismiss the Russian view as "strategic paranoia" and blame Moscow for breaking off talks with NATO in 2013 that were aimed at explaining how the shield would operate.
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Here are some more photos from the evening, where the peaceful rally continued, with people breaking off into groups based on their respective London neighborhoods to talk about future plans.
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Roster fit could be an issue, as he would ideally be paired with a runner capable of breaking off the occasional extra-long gain to balance out Jacobs's steady progress.
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Sinigaglia gave the countdown and off I flew, splashing into the water at a breakneck speed, a piece of the chair breaking off and landing in the water behind me.
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Witnesses Smith spoke to said they saw a plane coming out of a cloud still in one piece, and then eventually breaking off in pieces before it hit the ground.
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But as the company grew, some content creators decided they could cut Netflix out by breaking off to launch their own services and take their films and franchises with them.
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Civil War ends with Rogers breaking off with his own team of Avengers, essentially everyone but Tony Stark and James "Rhodey" Rhodes, and going off the grid and on the run.
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The breaking off took place over the course of 30 minutes and began the night of June 22; the video has condensed the time of the incident to about 90 seconds.
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What got us here was Marvel's famed financial troubles of the '90s, when a hapless and vision-bankrupt Marvel Entertainment was breaking off licensing agreements to anyone who would buy them.
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But there is a chance that by breaking off the Larsen C ice shelf, which is located in a rapidly warming part of Antarctica, it may hasten the ice shelf's demise.
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Greenland is responsible for about one-third of the sea-level rise the Earth is experiencing, so a new crack and potential breaking off of one its largest glaciers is concerning.
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Predicting the outcome of women's Grand Slams has been a fool's game since Serena Williams earned her 23rd title at the 2017 Australian Open before breaking off to have a baby.
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Just as Pamela rejects Louie over and over, Better Things' pilot episode has Sam breaking off a relationship with "Sophie's Dad": "Richard, I'll see you at school things," she says firmly.
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A couple of Popsicle sticks work fine as finger splints and cost practically nothing, and a Pro-Tick Remedy key removes ticks without breaking off their heads or making you sicker.
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Any superstitious reservations they might have had about the "thunderstone" or "firestone" as some took to calling it, did not prevent them from breaking off pieces to take home as souvenirs.
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Just days after breaking off merger talks with the French carmaker Renault, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has reached an agreement to source self-driving technology from a California start-up, Aurora Innovation.
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For Dubs, this included a wheel breaking off and disappearing into a Russian river, a collision in Kazakhstan with a car not in the race and an engine failure in Germany.
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For Dubs, this included a wheel breaking off and disappearing into a Russian river, a collision in Kazakhstan with a car not in the race and an engine failure in Germany.
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KHARTOUM, June 5 (Reuters) - Sudan has expressed its concern over several Arab powers breaking off diplomatic ties with Qatar and offered to mediate between all sides, the foreign ministry said on Monday.
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He parlayed a coveted job in the mailroom of talent agency William Morris into bigger jobs, eventually breaking off to start a rival firm, Creative Artists Agency, better known simply as CAA.
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This weekend, the Perseid meteor shower will light up the moonless sky, the product of dust breaking off from the same Swift-Tuttle comet that sends its greetings to Earth every August.
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Costa Rica made the surprise move in 2007 of breaking off its decades-long relations with Taiwan, now recognised only by a handful of small countries, including the rest of Central America.
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The market-based plan must win the support of ICAO member states, or risk the European Union breaking off talks and imposing its own emissions trading system on international airlines in 2017.
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Foam breaking off the hull turned green as it slid along the sides of the ship, then split from the stern in a wide V. The sky was dark the next morning.
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In more fringe circles in the area, voters have called for New York to divide into two autonomous regions, with the Southern Tier breaking off into a new state called New Amsterdam.
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Then when I had it running for long periods of time I found that it had super fine chips of plastic breaking off and causing friction between [the vibrator] and the silicon layer.
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In the few moments in his fights that Rigo gets nasty, he will often hold a collar tie with the right hand and blast in left uppercuts before breaking off with an overhand.
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Antarctica is changing: several massive icebergs have been breaking off the continent lately, one glacier has been cracking from the inside out, and rain has been observed over what's technically an ice desert.
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The dire circumstances, along with a late-inning bullpen implosion and another night of impotent offense, were enough that Girardi snapped afterward, breaking off his postgame news conference and storming out his office.
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From a van double-parked on Fifth Avenue, they broadcasted messages condemning the Guggenheim Foundation's breaking off negotiations with the Gulf Labor Coalition about migrant worker rights at the museum's Abu Dhabi outpost.
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday he could see France breaking off from NATO which he described as a surprise because he believes it needs more protection than anybody else.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - The chances of Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis forming a majority government suffered a blow on Friday, with the Social Democrats officially breaking off coalition talks, raising the risk of early elections.
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By rolling toward the source of a noxious mechanical stimulus, fly larvae have a chance of tangling up, or perhaps breaking off, the sharp, needle-like ovipositor of aggressive wasps, thereby avoiding being eaten!
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Also on Friday, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas announced he was breaking off all diplomatic relations with Israel — including crucial conversations on security coordination — in protest over the new security measures on the Temple Mount.
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But he cautioned against banning Erdogan from visiting Germany or breaking off diplomatic ties, saying that such moves would push Ankara "straight into the arms of (Russian President Vladmir) Putin, which no one wants".
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But even as he curbs Obama's détente with Cuba, Trump will stop short of closing embassies or breaking off diplomatic relations restored in 2015 after more than five decades of hostility, U.S. officials said.
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An insurgent, liberal candidate with a strong economic message could counter Mr. Trump's anti-establishment rhetoric with their own, breaking off some of his support while also energizing an increasingly left-wing Democratic base.
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From there, we drove our rental car north, following the Hudson River before breaking off onto smaller roads that twisted and turned more and more sharply as we approached the foothills of the Adirondacks.
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The producers of "Our Planet" have attributed some of the rare or previously uncaptured footage, such as the calving of a glacier -- that is, huge chunks of ice breaking off -- to planning and preparation.
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It's a standard split cut, but instead of coming together and then breaking off in seemingly random directions, George Hill spontaneously dives into the paint before the Wizards have time to deal with their assignment.
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She later joined forces with Spielberg to launch Amblin Entertainment before breaking off to form the Kennedy/Marshall Company with her husband, Frank Marshall, in 1991, producing dozens of films including Lincoln and Jurassic Park.
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The mood has shifted several times over the past days, with the two parties seeming at times very close to a deal only to say they were on the brink of breaking off soon after.
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The EU Naval Force said in a statement that the attackers fired rocket-propelled grenades before breaking off their assault on the Marshall Islands-flagged tanker MT MUSKIE in the southern Bab al-Mandab Strait.
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A wooden toothpick has less of a chance of damaging components than a plastic or metal one though you do have to worry about the tip of the toothpick breaking off in the port.1.
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One faction of the Milenio cartel became the CJNG and briefly reunited with Sinaloa — during which it chased down Zetas in Veracruz for Guzman — before breaking off for good in late 2012 or early 2013.
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Davidson, who has been diagnosed with borderline personality disorder, has been vocal about his mental health struggles and about the harassment he's faced since breaking off an engagement with pop star Ariana Grande in October.
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In a 2002 accident in California, caught on video tape, the wings of the aircraft folded upward, breaking off the plane before the fuselage rolled and hit the ground upside down, killing all three crew.
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LONDON, Dec 3 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday he could see France breaking off from NATO which he described as a surprise because he believes it needs more protection than anybody else.
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It was less a choreographed minuet than a scrum in which everyone rushed into the middle of the room before gradually breaking off into little satellite groups, like clumps of mercury rolling off into balls.
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In a 2002 accident in California, caught on video tape, the wings of the plane folded upward, breaking off the plane before the fuselage rolled and hit the ground upside down, killing all three crew.
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The United States and Canada had initially backed options 8 and 9 but said they would not budge below a 7, and at one stage did not rule out breaking off talks, the sources said.
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In filing his lawsuit in King County Superior Court in Seattle on Thursday, Ferguson said he was breaking off from an ongoing multi-state probe by various attorneys general into companies that manufacture and distribute opioids.
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Fitzgerald averaged 10 yards on his 14 carries, breaking off a 70-yard run in the first quarter, a 61-yard touchdown run in the third quarter and a 261-yard scoring rush in the fourth.
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It was a reality only highlighted by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo breaking off from Vice President Pence's group in Ankara and taking a plane directly to Jerusalem to reassure Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Friday morning.
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The market-based plan must win the support of ICAO's 191 member states at its assembly in Montreal, or risk the European Union breaking off talks and imposing its own emissions trading plan on international airlines.
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It has also created new friction between the United States, which backs some rebel groups, and Russia, which supports President Bashar al-Assad and led to Washington breaking off talks with Moscow over renewing the ceasefire.
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According to the complaint filed this month in federal court in Chicago, Samsung placed the October ad for ultra high-definition televisions after breaking off negotiations in 2013 to use Pelé's identity to promote its products.
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Word of Murray's late decision to accept an entry had spectators, many of them breaking off from the beach, packed in around the showcourt to watch the three-time Grand Slam champion's 42-minute hardcourt exhibition.
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Disgusted by the debauchery, Angelo sentences the young Claudio (Lily Santiago) to death for impregnating his fiancée, Juliet (Nora Carroll), even though Angelo himself has no qualms when it comes to breaking off his own engagements.
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And companies backed by Chinese, Japanese, and Korean governments are investigating the idea of drilling into the sides of underwater volcanoes or breaking off chunks of inactive hydrothermal vents—both places where minerals are deposited over time.
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Fifth — and this may be somewhat peripheral, but it's interesting — on the very same day Xcel made its announcement, the Boulder City Council voted to move forward with creating a municipal utility and breaking off from Xcel.
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Scientists are worried that the calving event — which refers to the breaking off of the iceberg from the ice shelf — could speed up the disintegration of the broader shelf and land-based ice that lies behind it.
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Google is taking another stab at putting together a coherent to-do list app by breaking off Tasks into a full, standalone service, complete with its own mobile apps and deep integration into the new Gmail redesign.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines has temporarily blocked Filipinos from traveling to Qatar for work because of the possible "ripple effects" of several Arab powers breaking off diplomatic ties with Doha and "wild rumors" of what's happening there.
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After a few tense days where the two parties seemed at turns within reach of a deal or on the point of breaking off talks entirely, Podemos ended up abstaining on Tuesday, rather than voting against Sanchez.
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Since breaking off from No Doubt and developing her own solo career, the songstress has amassed great success but she admits that her early days of writing "Just A Girl" still resonates with her to this day.
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According to Greenland national newspaper Sermitsiaq, some residents of the 169-population village have evacuated for fear of a tsunami, if parts of the iceberg start breaking off this close to the village's shore, causing large waves.
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Two of Blue and White's top leaders, Yair Lapid and Moshe Yaalon, said they were breaking off from Mr. Gantz's party but keeping the name Blue and White, since their factions constituted the majority of the alliance.
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Here's what happened: • The two leaders first met privately for less than an hour in a one-on-one session with interpreters present, before breaking off for a larger meeting and then a working lunch with aides.
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"I kept getting pulled into politics!" he said, raising his voice, gesturing his hands like a symphony conductor, an inch of ash precariously hanging from his cigarette, somehow not breaking off even as he took another deep drag.
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We knew it'd only be a matter of time until Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson, the couple whose whirlwind romance involved them getting a whopping 16 tattoos together, started removing those tattoos since reportedly breaking off their engagement.
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The market-based plan must win the support of the International Civil Aviation Organization's 190 member countries at its Montreal assembly, or risk the EU breaking off talks and imposing its own emissions trading plan on international airlines.
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But, the guys that run the Mr. Olympia contest have barred Rhoden from competing in the 2019 tournament regardless, saying they were breaking off their relationship with the superstar until his case played out in the court system.
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After breaking off his engagement with Becca Kufrin on Monday evening's dramatic season 22 Bachelor finale, the former race car drive proposed to runner-up Lauren Burnham on Tuesday's After the Final Rose special — and she said yes!
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Israel's Labour party, which is also in the opposition, last year announced it was breaking off relations with Corbyn, citing what it described as his hostility towards the Jewish community and his "very public hatred" of Israeli government policies.
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VERONA, N.Y. (Reuters) - Breaking off from a tour of dairy operations on a farm in upstate New York, U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue tramps across a muddy path to take a sample of sweet corn from an adjacent field.
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But that still places vegetarianism as a more appealing compromise than breaking off a friendship or converting to a new religion, which only 14 percent and 5 percent of people, respectively, would do at the behest of a lover.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The European Union could face a wave of returning battle-hardened Islamic State fighters from Syria unless it gets much tougher with Turkey, including breaking off any accession or trade talks, a senior Kurdish leader told Reuters.
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There are plenty of ways for China to retaliate, from breaking off diplomatic relations if the United States formally recognizes Taiwan to buying planes from Europe's Airbus instead of Boeing, to refusing to help curb North Korea's nuclear program.
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They did a good job of preventing Lindsay from breaking off any big runs in the first half, but allowed Montez to hurt them with the passing game to set up Lindsay for scoring runs of 633 and 6 yards .
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GENEVA — Staffan de Mistura, the United Nations special envoy for the Syrian conflict, said on Thursday that he was preparing to set a date for peace negotiations to resume in Geneva, three weeks after breaking off talks between the warring parties.
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Though the two previously met a few years ago, they hadn't interacted since Chyna's ex Tyga went public with his relationship with Rob's sister Kylie Jenner soon after breaking off his engagement with Chyna — and before Kylie was even 18 yet.
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Rio de Janeiro and Brazil have taken a lot of shit for biting off more than they could chew with the 2016 Summer Olympics, and now those medal-biting athletes might actually be breaking off their awards like chocolate bars.
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VERONA, N.Y., Sept 13 (Reuters) - Breaking off from a tour of dairy operations on a farm in upstate New York, U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue tramps across a muddy path to take a sample of sweet corn from an adjacent field.
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ESPN fantasy ownership: 6.2%Week 4 stats: Three receptions, 94 receiving yards, two touchdowns — 24.4 fantasy pointsOne thing to know: Brown had himself a day on Sunday, breaking off two big touchdowns for the Titans in a win over the Falcons.
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One was Sam, who would become my best friend before having an existential crisis a year ago, breaking off contact with me, and riding his motorcycle across the country as he worked remotely as a programmer for a health insurance company.
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RedState also published what it characterized as text messages between Ms. Hill and the campaign aide, who was not identified, that suggested Ms. Hill was breaking off their apparently consensual relationship so she could focus on her duties in Washington.
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An almost-spherical shape meant that balls of Edam could easily fit into barrels for shipping, and it prevented bits of the cheese from breaking off during transit, which can ruin cheese by exposing its interior to maggots and spoilage.
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"There appears to be very little to prevent the iceberg from breaking away completely," according to Project MIDAS researchers Why it matters: The iceberg breaking off from the ice shelf will not raise the sea level itself, since the ice is already floating.
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The former race car driver only just proposed to runner-up Burnham on Tuesday's After the Final Rose special — which came after breaking off his engagement with Becca Kufrin on Monday's dramatic season 22 finale — but wedding plans are already in the works.
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The two shareholders have now formed an alliance and plan to ask Xerox to explore options, including selling itself, breaking off its long-running joint venture with Fujifilm, and immediately firing Jacobson, the Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter. on.wsj.
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After breaking off on March 24 — each side blamed the other — Mr. Young and his cohorts immediately ratcheted up the pressure, sending letters to TV advertisers promising a strike if no deal was reached by Monday and asking members to authorize a walkout.
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Pompeo and Andrew Kim, the head of the CIA's Korea Mission Center, were seen entering the West Wing of the White House on Friday afternoon just hours before Trump posted a series of tweets outlining his reasons for breaking off the visit.
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Mr. Lampert, who became chief executive in 2013 to try to right the ship, has been breaking off pieces of the business — including its Lands' End clothing line and some of its real estate — using exit dividends and other financial tricks to bolster cash.
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" But in an email announcing the breaking off of negotiations, sent to artists, critics, curators, and museum directors around the world, Richard Armstrong, director of the Guggenheim Museum and Foundation, described GLC as a group that "continues to shift its demands" and uses "deliberate falsehoods.
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He was raised in Weed, a small Northern California town where the politics lean libertarian and where the Jefferson movement, which proposes breaking off the northernmost bit of California and a slice of southern Oregon to form a new state, has long held sway.
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"But then I realize that if your business isn't personalizing and the other guy is, you're gonna get eaten alive." is testing the waters to unlock more value by breaking off as many as four of its business units, CEO Bradley Jacobs told CNBC.
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The sources, who requested anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the deal publicly, said that China's State Power Investment Corp had been in talks with shareholders of the Santo Antonio plant last year, before breaking off negotiations to bid for another dam.
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More worrisome is the possibility that the calving event—which refers to the breaking off of the iceberg, from the ice shelf that it's now attached to—could speed up the disintegration of the broader ice shelf and land-based ice that lies behind it.
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Trump's decision to install Whitaker as the head of the Department of Justice presents an unusual moment where some Republicans are breaking off from the president, fearing that his decision to appoint an anti-Mueller partisan to oversee Mueller sets the stage for a constitutional crisis.
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Starring David Duchovny as a man who places an ad in the paper looking for women to submit their stories of passion and seduction after breaking off his engagement after his fiancée begins an affair with a man who has sold her a pair of red shoes.
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An elderly farmer living nearby, rake-thin with a weathered brown face, offers tea to the minibus of strange visitors, breaking off from his duties tending sheep on behalf of a sheikh of the Shammar tribe, a powerful Arab group that has good relations with the Kurds.
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Brazil's military, whose former officers occupy one third of Bolsonaro's cabinet posts, have been careful to avoid breaking off relations with Maduro, a socialist in power since 2013, not least because the northern Brazilian border state of Roraima depends on electricity supplies from Venezuela's Guri dam.
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Williamson, who is widely expected to be the top pick in the N.B.A. draft later this year, appeared to twist his left foot as his sneaker fell apart — with the sole literally breaking off at the seam — while he made a move near the free-throw line.
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These zones aren't quite open worlds—and in my hours with the game, I couldn't really tell if breaking off the beaten path would be rewarded or if the game was effectively just placing linear segments around a larger open area—but the effect of perceived openness was undeniable.
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CNN aviation analyst Mary Schiavo said that given the two distinct impact points and that the debris is spread out over several miles, it leads her to believe the plane experienced a catastrophic event -- perhaps an engine or propeller breaking off -- that caused the plane to come apart midair.
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While there isn't scientific consensus that global warming is responsible for the break — "cleaving," or the breaking off of blocks of ice from Antarctic ice shelves is a natural process — there is consensus that events like this will take place more frequently as man-made global warming progresses.
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The lawyers for the black children of Jefferson County laid out a chronology that showed that when Gardendale secession advocates started working on secession, they assumed that breaking off would allow them to exclude from their schools all black children from outside Gardendale, including the children in North Smithfield.
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But Finland and Lithuania spoke out against breaking off the talks, which opened formally in 2005 but stalled over Erdogan's track record on human rights and the unresolved issue of Cyprus - a Mediterranean island that belongs to the EU but of which part falls under an unrecognized protectorate of Turkey.
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Pyongyang breaking off a high-level meeting with Seoul and threatening to scrap next month&aposs historic summit with Washington over regular allied military drills is seen as a move by Kim to gain leverage and establish that he&aposs entering the crucial nuclear negotiations from a position of strength.
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In 2011, Senator Jeffrey D. Klein of the Bronx, along with three fellow state senators, announced that they were breaking off from their Democratic colleagues and forming their own caucus, the I.D.C. The breakaway members claimed to be unhappy with the party's leadership; their colleagues accused them of a power grab.
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In 1994, similar research determined that breaking off the end of a Prince Rupert's Drop results in cracks that travel up the length of the drop towards its head at speeds of over 4,000 miles per hour, releasing all of those compressive stresses at once, and instantly turning the glass object into dust.
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Meanwhile, Cuomo's Democratic gubernatorial challenger in 2014, Zephyr Teachout, who was briefly a part of Nixon's campaign before breaking off to explore a bid for state attorney general in the wake of Eric Schneiderman's abrupt and damning departure, made the convention rounds and, in an interview, lamented the divisions in the party.
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On Friday afternoon she accompanied the President on a visit to Maryland's Joint Base Andrews, breaking off on her own to pop by a gymnasium, where she spent time with children, coloring and passing out crayons, and then throwing a few paper airplanes as part of a flying experiment, testing STEM projects.
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The candidate's family accompanied him as he bussed across Iowa over the last three days, with his children — Grace, 24; Tara, 23; and Will, 18 — breaking off to represent him at events in a number of towns and cities in what would turn out to be the closing days of his run.
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The more intriguing question is where is it headed internally in a country where most people support Xi Jinping and think he's doing a great job and are proud that China is finally awakening and breaking off the mental and cultural, if not still economic and geopolitical chains of a century of humiliation that began in the 19th century with ... The Opium Wars.
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A breastfeeding mother smiles down at her baby instead of simply looking stoic; the T-Rex is a friendly green fellow rather than a brownish creature; the zebra has an entire body not just a head; the yogi has perfectly crossed legs, not uncrossed ones; and, most notably, the exploding head has actual chunks breaking off, not just a mushroom-shaped cloud hanging above.
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