A journal has been a constant companion, she tells me.
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And the camera on my iPhone is my constant companion.
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The hyperbolic plane has been her constant companion ever since.
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It became my safe space and books my constant companion.
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Nick has been a constant companion, but Nick can be replaced.
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Coffee had been my constant companion since I was a teenager.
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It's been a constant companion for him throughout his adult life.
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Notably, Threepio's constant companion R2-D2 doesn't get his memory wiped.
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McGehee eventually got another dog, "Dusty," who he made his constant companion.
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Geralt's horse in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is his constant companion.
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Dyslexia, my constant companion, occupies a taboo place in my personal narrative.
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Otherwise, it is my constant companion, whimpering and tugging at my sleeve.
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But now, I'd love for you to help this man & his constant companion.
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Constant companion The piano is in my DNA, I can't live without it.
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It was your constant companion, an oasis whenever you needed comfort, stimulation or sweetness.
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Even that was so exhausting," he said, adding, "The wheelchair became my constant companion.
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She and her constant companion, Hilda, have been gone now these last 28 years.
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Throughout the series, the city remained a constant companion of the four main characters.
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It was obviously on his mind, a constant companion for about 25 years now.
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Six is a near-constant companion whenever Aliya's doing her archaeologist thing on the ground.
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My constant companion on this journey was a 2008 atomic blue Honda Element named Sam.
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Last winter, Hall adopted Kimber, who became his constant companion and helped ease his PTSD symptoms.
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The little gray console became a source of great happiness for me, and a constant companion.
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In the years after their 2012 wedding, "Crystal was his constant companion," a Playboy insider says.
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Fear has been a constant companion for my students and other Dreamers since the 2016 election.
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And few things create as much cognitive load as that constant companion of hyper-connectivity, multitasking.
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Before I quit, I couldn't imagine life without cigarettes, my constant companion, my carcinogenic security blanket!
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All they would need is the right lighting, or a constant companion to take the perfect photograph.
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Renee Zellweger is back as the self-doubting heroine, whose innermost thoughts are the audience's constant companion.
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The bear becomes his constant companion as Adams travels the West, caring for wild animals he finds.
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What seemed like an impossible task was made into less of a mission by my constant companion.
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Abdul becomes the queen's constant companion and Munshi, or teacher, instructing her about India, Urdu and Islam.
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Caruso was his constant companion — window-shopping for fancy clothes and expensive automobiles, a passion of Puccini's.
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But John Brown, a Scotsman who became both Victoria's employee and constant companion, took pride of place.
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"GOLEO VI's constant companion, Pille the talking football, is always at his side," FIFA said in a release .
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From that moment on, Duke was my constant companion and my best friend for the next nine years.
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His iPhone is a constant companion, allowing him to magnify details he cannot see with the naked eye.
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His attendance made him my virtual appendage, a constant companion, being there whenever or wherever I needed him.
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For the next five decades, until his death, Fanny was a constant companion, champion, and, whenever apart, correspondent.
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Constant Companion Smith owns at least 13 synths, but the Buchla Music Easel is the one she takes everywhere.
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My reflective mood was shared by Ghost: the little hovering robot that's been my constant companion in Destiny's world.
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Over the next four years, as I wrote and revised the novel, that composite boy was my constant companion.
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My fear is my constant companion, but I can manage it alongside my desire to live a full life.
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Under what I call the "constant companion model," we now see our smartphones as always-on portals to information.
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Graham's closest ally and constant companion in the Senate, a man he claimed to revere beyond measure, was John McCain.
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Trump and Barron to Washington this summer has lessened the burden on Mr. Schiller to be the president's constant companion.
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We've become so used to the constant companion model over the past decade that it's easy to forget its novelty.
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I still had The Headache, and being asleep meant I didn't feel it; it was my constant companion for a week.
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But if a garment is to be your constant companion for the next six months, it can't scratch, stink, or sag.
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Mrs Merkel has described herself as a member of the evangelical (ie Protestant) church for whom faith is a "constant companion".
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McFadden's constant companion is a cameraman sitting precariously in the sidecar of a motorcycle, his dangling arms holding a camera low.
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Then voters have had to wade through the thick cloud of professional opinion that is a constant companion of their candidate search.
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The iPhone is her constant companion and she's often much more engaged with it then she is with me or her mother.
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A former actress 28 years his junior, she had long since become Vaccaro's aide-de-camp, senior adviser, sounding board and constant companion.
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We rescued her and have given her a good home with space to frolic, and a constant companion in Thor the mini-donkey.
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But while people appreciate their smartphone as their constant companion, some are finding themselves feeling overloaded when online, or frustrated when they're not.
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Gulshan was her constant companion, listening to her stories while she made mango pickles or dusted or helped my mother organize dinner parties.
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He rubbed her shoulders gently, feeling the tension from the terrible pain that had been her near-constant companion these last few weeks.
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Call of Duty Black Ops became his constant companion, and with each suspension, his mother would take the game away as a punishment.
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Save for a few months spent in Japan, Kevin has spent his entire life in this house, a constant companion to his parents.
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Little did I know it would become my constant companion, one of the most loved and most essential Apple products I'd ever bought.
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The little French bulldog was a constant companion of the Star Wars actress and, like every good celebrity canine, he has a Twitter account.
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All I have is the music and the memory of Downie's voice and poetry as a constant companion across different episodes of my life.
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A constant companion to Allen's late parents, Oscar had been rewarded for his loyalty and good nature with people food — and too many treats.
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It was dangerous, stressful and high-pressure work, which was made a little easier by her constant companion, Rex the bomb-sniffing and patrol dog.
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He soon became her constant companion, a permanent fixture in her dressing rooms and even the cover star of her book Chelsea Chelsea Bang Bang.
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Broken by the needless killing of his constant companion, Anderson, 513, filed a civil lawsuit against the neighbor and his family, reports The Seattle Times.
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As for why things changed, as everyone knows Gary was Carrie's constant companion, and Corby was a fixture in Carrie's life ... always around the dog.
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Nobody has the luxury of patience in a world where you're active all the time, especially when it comes to your constant companion: your smartphone.
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Finding myself with my head frequently stuck up my own a--, this book is a constant companion and reminder to step outside of my brain.
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But they carry an entirely different meaning in this world, as we learn from Atreus, son of Kratos and a near-constant companion throughout the journey.
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In that 2012 interview, she called herself "a member of the evangelical church" who "believe[d] in God" and for whom faith was a "constant companion".
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Before that begins, Farhad Manjoo looks back at how the iPhone has cemented our always-connected way of life and helped make smartphones a constant companion.
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If you watch the Trump White House through the lens of cable TV, it seems like the vice president is a near-constant companion to Trump.
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He was the constant companion of a dear friend, and could always be found running navigation from the cockpit of a 1979 Ford F-100 pickup.
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And what more appropriate occasion to wear it to than to celebrate, her BFF and constant companion, Jonathan Cheban's birthday at Nobu in Malibu on Sunday night.
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In a snap, pain became my constant companion: It was the last thing I felt before I slept, the first feeling I had when I woke up.
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We walked into "The Dinner Party" accompanied by Chicago's husband and constant companion, the photographer Donald Woodman, who that day played the part of a benign bodyguard.
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A book detailing our knowledge of Aristotle's school, by the archaeologist Efi Lygouri-Tolia and our constant companion, Konstantinos Sp. Staikos, is currently being prepared for publication.
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I was on a book tour at the time, and while I traveled from empty hotel room to empty hotel room, The Boss Baby was a constant companion.
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It was my constant companion, and through the time that I spent walking through Kanto with my pokémon, it spurred my first real love affair with video games.
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After she is a little larger and more independent, thanks to Blakely's help, Kris will be paired with a puppy who will grow to be her constant companion.
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Television is his near-constant companion -- he uses it to get policy ideas, to judge how his presidency is playing and even to find new enemies to attack.
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Reveling in her new coat, Mary is oblivious to a mounting hubbub of disapproval as she swans through the Boy's Constant Companion office as if accepting an Oscar.
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It has been her constant companion in the 10 months since her 16-year-old daughter, Kayla Cuevas, was killed by members of the transnational MS-13 gang.
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One thing Americans can be grateful for, even in this uncertain season, is that death is not the constant companion for us that it was for earlier generations.
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Lesley-Ann Brandt's Siberian husky Eli, 7, has been her constant companion since she moved to L.A. from New Zealand to pursue acting six-and-a-half years ago.
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When honest Mary, an employee of a youth magazine called The Boy's Constant Companion, tries to return it, he makes it a present, along with a matching fur hat.
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Mendes was a latchkey kid, attending the swank Magdalen College School, a change that widened his intellectual horizons but socially isolated him even more; he was his mother's constant companion.
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Demi Lovato has what appears to be a constant companion, and he has a few things in common with her that are now the centerpiece of her life -- addiction and sobriety.
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It did not take long for Ms. Griscom to evolve into Mr. Blass's constant companion, in a relationship that may have been of more benefit to the designer than to herself.
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Trust me, there isn't a single person on earth who hasn't gone through the experience of shame in their life, whether in a one-time instance or as a constant companion.
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They're a pretty good indicator of how far Beats has come as a brand, making for a much more utilitarian product than AirPods — and for a constant companion, that's a good thing.
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Eli's constant companion happens to be a historical figure: the legendary Australian prison escapee Arthur "Slim" Halliday, who was convicted of murdering a cabdriver in the '50s, but always maintained his innocence.
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" Bottom right: "I collect vintage comics — they were my constant companion as a bored kid on holiday, and I've since used graphics from some of them on garments and accessories for Lanvin.
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The nun, Sister Jane of the Rosary, was known for her constant companion: a thick razor strap that the girls called "the green pill," bitter medicine for any child who came near it.
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Never far from mother Shanann's side, the bashful 4-year-old seemed to prefer sharing the spotlight with her more outgoing little sister, Celeste, or Cece, 3, her best friend and constant companion.
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For hundreds of New York Times readers who shared their memories of Tom Petty, his music was a constant companion in times of heartache and joy, and for many, the soundtrack to their lives.
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The speakers may be loud, but they have to be in order to drown out the laptop's fans, which are a constant companion at the laptop's default settings, even when I'm doing relatively "light" work.
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After being adopted from a kill shelter at the age of 9, Chunk became Handler's constant companion, a permanent fixture in her dressing rooms and even the cover star of her book Chelsea Chelsea Bang Bang.
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With the help of Stephen Colbert (and her constant companion, Gary the French bulldog), the 60-year-old actress invented some behind-the-scenes stories that didn't make it into her new memoir, The Princess Diarist.
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To further complicate things, Mr. Goldberg (the supervising animator on the Genie in "Aladdin") was enlisted to add a two-dimensional animated tattoo — "Mini Maui," the demigod's conscience and constant companion — onto Maui's enormous C.G.I. body.
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Once Honey is trained, she will be Sophia's constant companion, staying by her side 24/7, where she will be able to detect a change in the girl's blood sugar levels 15 minutes before her glucose monitor.
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Now he's her constant companion, turning on lights for her, retrieving her phone if she drops it, and guiding her through airports and baggage claim when she travels to see her current boyfriend, who lives in Dallas.
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"She's definitely a force multiplier," Mr. Trump said of Ms. Guilfoyle, the ex-wife of the Democratic candidate for governor in California, Gavin Newsom, and his own constant companion since his recent split from his ex-wife, Vanessa.
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It's a next-level experience to make inside jokes with your best friend every day, fall asleep (watching The Americans) together every night, and knowing you've got a constant companion to make sure you don't die during a home invasion.
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As the student gets older, he asks questions about his career prospects and graduation—because the little bot disc has presumably been a constant companion through all his late-night study sessions, existential crises, and experimentations with drugs and sex.
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She never would have been able to unwind in this way before, when her phone was a constant companion and source of anxiety as she worried about getting a call that my grandmother had fallen, or that there was an emergency.
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Thanks to CarPlay, the Apple Watch, and the iPhone, Apple's personal assistant has the potential to be a constant companion, but it's still working on integrating everything it knows about you (your location, your schedule) in a truly useful fashion.
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The fast-casual was perfect for the era: In the 2010s, smartphones would become our constant companion, providing us with a steady stream of information, entertainment and texts, but also tying us to the workplace at every hour of the day.
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This approach dethrones this gadget from a position of constant companion down to a luxury object, like a fancy bike or a high-end blender, that gives you great pleasure when you use it but doesn't dominate your entire day.
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But pretty much everything goes with the reanimation skill slot, where you can choose from summoning a battalion of armed skeletons, a heavy-hitting and frankly gross-looking Flesh Golem, or forgo the constant companion for a high-damage one-off attack called Army of the Dead.
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After introducing me to his constant companion, Charlie (a slobberingly gregarious Labrador-Rottweiler mix), Lippman walked me through hundreds of plants, coddled by 80-degree daytime temperatures and 40 to 60 percent humidity, and goaded into 14 hours of daily photosynthetic labor by high-pressure sodium lights overhead.
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In those early, rain-soaked days on Scotland's west coast, Mark was my constant companion and my secret weapon: Whatever happened at home, there would always be Mark to brighten the day and spit with style like River Phoenix did in "Stand by Me," via a rolled-up tongue.
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Hopefully the comparison won't turn Hilton off the hair color change (or make her throw out the wig, because let's be real, the odds that Paris Hilton actually dyed her hair this dark are slim) — it's a very chic look on her, and all the better to match her constant companion, Diamond Baby.
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To kick off 2017 in a totally on-brand move, the cosmetics CEO posed for some casual backyard shots with her constant companion Jordyn, proving yet again that nothing says squad goals quite like twinning and that a little app ghostwriting drama isn't going to keep her from having her best year yet.
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Phrases like "MANY LOVED ONES WILL DIE" were on my mind when I boarded the plane back to the U.S.; they were in my head when I crouched in the economy class lavatory, trying to talk myself out of a mid-flight panic attack; and they've been my constant companion ever since.
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" Soldier, who came to the Campbells in June 2013 from 4 Paw for Ability in Xenia, Ohio, was originally trained to do autism interventions for Kathryn — like tracking, assisting with mobility and seizure alert, Campbell says — but "because of Kathryn's change in circumstance, his primary job for her now is seizure alert, best friend and constant companion.
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Artist Joan Linder has made it her business over the last three and a half years to explore and document some of the industrial waste disposal areas of the Great Lakes region, surveying and cataloguing her observations while sitting in her car at a safe distance, as indicated by the dosimeter that is her constant companion.
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The most important guests were seated in the Salon d'Honneur on the first floor: Pierre Bergé, Yves Saint Laurent's longtime partner, with two of Mr. Saint Laurent's muses, Betty Catroux and Catherine Deneuve; Azzedine Alaïa and his constant companion, Carla Sozzani of 10 Corso Como; Anna Wintour with Wendi Deng (a surprising, recurrent presence this Paris Fashion Week).
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" In his new book, Mr. Ferlinghetti writes about Caffe Trieste: "nothing ever changes decade after decade, the faces change but it's the same characters drawn from the population of the world, and where I am with my constant companion my lonely self and the only plot of this book of my life being my constant aging.
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The more I'm put in the position of deciding whether I will spend more than $1,000 on a "phone" (as the prime large-size offering from each of the three major companies ends up being more than two weeks' take-home pay for a Whole Foods employee) or daringly branch out into the slightly less premier brands, the more I realize how awful it is that these disgusting, beeping, needy Tamagotchis are my most constant companion.
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For those just in it for the fur, here's a guide to internet stalking the pets featured in this episode: The Instagram pages of Maru the dog and Maru the cat; the Facebook presence of Lil Bub; the Instagram account Rosie the "adventure cat" shares with her constant companion Lilo the Husky (a borderline crime against nature); Twitter's WeRateDogs and Black Metal Cats; the Instagram pages of Marnie the Dog, Menswear Dog, and Doug the Pug; and the cat massage lady video.
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They include my maternal grandfather, a former sharecropper and auto factory worker; my grandmother, a former domestic worker; my mother, who raised three kids while putting herself through medical school; my twin brother, a scientist who has been a constant companion and nurturer; Dana Canedy, the former senior editor without whose guidance and mentorship I simply wouldn't be here; Janet Elder, the recently deceased deputy managing editor and the fiercest advocate anybody could hope for; Dean Baquet, our executive editor, who wears a million hats, including stealth mentor; and Greg Winter, the deputy international editor, a great journalistic mind who happens to be my husband.
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