So my mind keeps drifting back to the price: $300.
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Eventually I found myself drifting back towards the more familiar, more pleasant island of Fortnite.
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It was softer against the yen, sliding as far as 126.455, before drifting back to 126.80.
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We're drifting back to May 1, 1967 when Elvis Presley married 21-year-old Priscilla Ann Beaulieu.
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"Actually, my thoughts were drifting back," he says, plucking away at the shiny rind of the doum.
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Slowly, the crowd begins to disperse, clambering down the cliff, drifting back to town, to normal life.
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Jesse sank into drinking and general lethargy, while Tulip tried to go straight before drifting back to criminality.
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But since then, shares of IBM have been clobbered, drifting back down to $147.10 as of Wednesday's close.
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Above all, they reminisce, drifting back through their vivid lives as partners in crime, intimate friends and treacherous rivals.
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For the anxiety experiments, as soon as I stopped doing it I found myself drifting back to where I started.
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He shuffles around back there, drifting back and forth in his corner box, half-engaged in the proceedings at large.
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And that's always been my thing, I didn't have the patience to finish things but I was always drifting back to comics.
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A woman starts out reading up on chemistry but keeps drifting back to the philosophy shelves — and soon has changed her major.
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I double down on fruit and order a cherry sour beer, drifting back and forth from the book I'm reading to the conversation.
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Although some of those who fled are drifting back to Afrin, Mr. Mahecic said many were living in makeshift shelters and unfinished buildings.
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Clinton after the Democratic convention at the end of July, then stayed on a plateau for several weeks before drifting back toward Mr. Trump.
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Leaving the show on a sunny day, the rooftop installation may surprise you, with its inky dots drifting back and forth against the blue sky.
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Core European government bond yields also had a mixed day, first tracking the overnight rise in U.S. Treasuries after the Fed but eventually drifting back again.
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That probably sent many listeners drifting back to their elementary-school English classrooms, where teachers told them to never use two negatives in the same sentence.
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Always Dreaming shadowed Smith and West Coast for three quarters of a mile but then ran out of gas and interest, drifting back to finish ninth.
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When the drink kicks in 20 minutes later, several residents hallucinate, often drifting back in time to observe their own lives and actions from a distance.
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Ukraine and Georgia, in particular, have thrown out the old guard on more than one occasion, only to find themselves drifting back, often with the Kremlin's encouragement.
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TRADE HOPES Core European government bond yields also had a mixed day, first tracking the overnight rise in U.S. Treasuries after the Fed but eventually drifting back again.
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COFFEE * May arabica coffee settled down 1.5 cents, or 1.6 percent, at 93.85 cents per lb, drifting back toward a contract low of 1.933 cents set on Monday.
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Drifting back into the espionage game to save her homosexual brother from ruin, she finds herself entangled with a Russian spy she persuades to become a double agent.
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And yet we keep drifting back to the same issue: Grant's portrait is etched with a startling mixture of love and anger, but it also feels half-finished.
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Treasury yields in the past week moved in a fairly wide range, with the 73-year note yield reaching around 2.52 percent before drifting back to 2.42 percent late Friday.
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Brazil's economy is stagnating and may even be in recession, the global outlook is deteriorating and there are signs that inflation is drifting back toward the central bank's 4.25% target.
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The union is drifting back to the idea that management must be confronted, and that if a strike threat isn't real, then Big Auto will ultimately triumph in every confrontation.
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Shares of Oi jumped 4% on news that the bill cleared the committee stage before drifting back down again on Sao Paulo's stock market, while Telefonica Brasil SA gained 1.1%.
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The thing is, it worked, because Koch just kept drifting back as the seconds ticked, and nobody got near him until time had expired and Koch stepped out of bounds.
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Germany's 10-year bond yield rose as much as 2.5 basis points to 0.34 percent, before drifting back down after inflation data from the currency bloc showed underlying price pressures remain subdued.
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Over that same period, the tightening generic ballot test measuring preferences for the 22006 election show much of that same support drifting back, like metal filings toward a magnet, around congressional Republicans.
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Yankees 7, Royals 3 Carlos Beltran kept drifting back, back, back, until his feet traversed from the outfield grass into the dirt of the warning track, and he raised his glove high.
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Puberty, far more pernicious, sent the show drifting back toward retrograde gender norms and character patterns it had previously managed to avoid, ones in which the (male) nerd always gets rewarded with romance.
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The Australian dollar edged down to $0.6881, drifting back toward its recent low of $0.6865 as investors piled into wagers for two cuts in interest rates by the country's central bank this year.
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Standing on his 30-yard line, 5 yards behind the line of scrimmage, in a shotgun formation, Mahomes took the snap and started drifting back as the 49ers' defensive line closed in around him.
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Many people still assume it's only a matter of time before rates start drifting back up toward "normal" rates of 21970 to 21980 percent (for mortgages) and 4 to 6 percent (for government bonds).
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MSCI's broadest index of world shares, which tracks 47 countries, was drifting back into the red and heading for its second straight week of declines, after one of its worst days in years on Monday.
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It saw inflation drifting back to the bottom of its target band from 2017 through mid-2018, a material downgrade that prompted investors to bet on at least one more cut in interest rates this year.
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But with Mr. Corbyn failing to ignite the enthusiasm he did in 2017, and some right-wing anti-Brexit voters drifting back into the Conservative fold, the widely prophesied new coalition of the left has not materialized.
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The minutes from Copom's last meeting earlier this month showed policymakers were slightly less confident in their previous statements that inflation would peak around April-May before drifting back towards 4.25% target by the end of the year.
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So there is also a risk that Bernier will make Scheer look like "the voice of reason" among moderates who have been drifting back and forth between Liberals and Conservatives, Frank Graves of EKOS Research polling company said.
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A wiry and deceptively quick forward, Cruyff was the personification of the style, bursting forward to attack or drifting back to defend, but always ready to deliver an incisive pass or to appear in the perfect position when an opportunity to score arose.
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In the 2-1/2-minute video, the pilot performs 10 astounding maneuvers, including a power loop, a cobra, and a tail slide, where the pilot skims the clear turquoise water of the Atlantic, then launches suddenly into the sky before drifting back down toward the waves.
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The German 10-year bond yield, the benchmark for borrowing costs in the euro area, fell 1 basis point to 0.05 percent, drifting back towards last week's record lows below zero percent as a note of caution returned to markets and lifted demand for safe-haven German debt.
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That morning, it became a tropical storm. Andy's center briefly became exposed on July 23 before drifting back under the thunderstorm activity. After looping south of Guam, the cyclone moved northwest and strengthened. Andy turned westward near the 18th parallel on July 25 as the ridge to its northeast strengthened.
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Robertson applied for permission to cancel the gas attack, but was refused, and it was released according to schedule; as a result, it lay in clouds along the trench line, some drifting back into the British positions.Dunn, p. 153 The subsequent attack was almost completely unsuccessful, at the cost of heavy casualties.
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In the 1980 presidential election, Hardy backed California Governor Jerry Brown for president.Shabecoff, "Labor Drifting Back Into Carter's Camp," New York Times, June 2, 1979. Some argued that Hardy's support was given because Brown had intervened in a labor dispute between SEIU and the California Horse Racing Board.Lindsey, "Gov. Brown Criticized in Labor Dispute," New York Times, April 11, 1979.
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It made landfall, on the Florida peninsula, soon afterwards and began moving slowly north before drifting back offshore where it strengthened. It remained over Florida for three days due to slow movement. On the morning of September 10 it began moving east and made landfall north of Tampa with maximum sustained winds of . The center passed over St. Augustine on September 11.
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When the ship passed Cape Adare, the direction of drift changed to north-westerly. On 10 August Stenhouse estimated that they were north-east of the Cape, and that their daily drift was averaging just over .Shackleton, pp. 320–21 A few days later Stenhouse recorded that the ship was "backing and filling", meaning that it was drifting back and forth without making progress.
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Chief American Horse's camp was a rich prize. "It was the season when the wild plums ripen. All the agency Sioux were drifting back to the agencies with their packs full of dried meet, buffalo tongues, fresh and dried buffalo berries, wild cherries, plums and all the staples and dainties which tickled the Indian palate." See Stanley Vestal, "Sitting Bull: Champion of the Sioux" (1932), p.184.
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Prue McKeel, having rescued her brother from the Dowager Governess at the conclusion of the first novel, returns to her normal daily life of school and daydreaming. She finds her mind drifting back to Wildwood as she becomes increasingly bored with her studies. Meanwhile, dark events are transpiring in the Impassable Wilderness. A long, cold winter coupled with political discord have put Wildwood's residents on edge.
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Coetzee, pp. 84-85. In 1913, with Imperial Maritime League members drifting back to the Navy League and the resignation of both Wyatt and Horton-Smith as secretaries, there were suggestions that the two leagues should combine, though this did not happen.Coetzee, p. 143. In July 1914 the secretary, Captain Mathias, estimated the number of copies of the League's magazine required for each member at 1,460 distributed in twelve branches.
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Many delegates were now drifting back to Redmond's view, and against the likelihood of a renewed division into Nationalists and Unionists.Miller, David W.: p. 387 At this point Redmond, who had undergone an operation, died on 6 March in London. Redmond, an eloquent voice for conciliation was silenced, his final tragic word to the Convention was – "Better for us never to have met than to have met and failed".
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World lead by Adams, five meeting records broken in Ostrava – IAAF World Challenge. IAAF. Retrieved on 2015-02-12. The performances earned her a place on the Ethiopian team for the 2013 World Championships in Athletics, after world leader Meseret Defar decided to focus on the 5000 m. In the 10,000 m world final she was in the main pack until the halfway point before drifting back to ninth place overall on her international debut.
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Following on from Genesis of the Daleks, the Fourth Doctor, Harry and Sarah use the Time Ring to return to Space Station Nerva. They land back in the control room, but Sarah notices the TARDIS is not there. The Doctor tells Sarah that it is drifting back in time towards them and they just need to wait for her to catch up. A door slides open, revealing a dead body, and many more beyond in the outer ring of the station.
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Unfortunately it did not contribute to draft, being wasted. The tender had a four-wheel truck at the rear to help guide the locomotive into curves when drifting back downhill after pushing a train over the hill. The XA was sent back to Baldwin in 1920 and was rebuilt as two locomotives, a 2-8-8-0, later a 2-8-8-2, and a 2-8-2. Unlike their progenitor which lasted only a few years in service, these two locomotives remained in service until 1953.
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A contemporary woodcut of Hugh Latimer preaching to King Edward and his courtiers from a pulpit at the Palace of Whitehall. Published in John Foxe's Acts and Monuments in 1563. Although Edward reigned for only six years and died at the age of 15, his reign made a lasting contribution to the English Reformation and the structure of the Church of England. The last decade of Henry VIII's reign had seen a partial stalling of the Reformation, a drifting back to more conservative values.
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The novel was adapted for the stage by Macdara Ó Fátharta and was performed in 1996 and 2006. The role of Caitríona Pháidín was played by Bríd Ní Neachtain. The action was dramatised “in a cavernous space, with characters appearing from alcoves to interact with Caitríona, before slowly drifting back into the dimly lit set - reminding us that these people are gradually merging with the graveyard clay”. Bríd Ní Neachtain was nominated for an Irish Times Theatre Award for her performance in the play.
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When a cyclone aloft cut off from the main band of the Westerlies, it spurred cyclogenesis in the Florida Straits by November 22, which led to a nor'easter at an unusually southern latitude near the Bahamas. The surface cyclone slowly traveled through the Florida Straits up the Gulf Stream between Florida and the Bahamas before drifting back out to sea. The storm attempted to gain some central convection during several periods of its life cycle. It was at its most intense on November 23 and November 24, with a central pressure near 1005 hPa.
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The Bangles performing at the House of Blues in Cleveland, Ohio, August 30, 2007 The band started drifting back together in 1998, and officially reformed to record a song for the soundtrack of Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me, at the behest of the film's director Jay Roach (who had married Hoffs in 1993). The song chosen for the album was "Get the Girl" and was released in 1999. The reunion continued with a tour in 2000. Later the same year, the group was also inducted into the Vocal Group Hall of Fame.
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The ratio of recovered individuals is skewed towards males, indicating fewer females or spatial segregation by sex. Its primary defense reaction is to freeze in place, then if needed, the secondary defense involves pushing away from the bottom then drifting back down. V. hydrothermalis uses its front arms (I dorsal and II dorsolateral) for feeling its way around and detecting and catching prey, while the back arms (III ventrolateral and IV ventral) support its weight and move the octopus forward. This species has not been observed to use jet propulsion.
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For the second half of the nineteenth-century, leaders of the Connexion pursued a policy of alignment with the mainstream. What had been birthed as a strident protest against staid religiosity was drifting back in that direction. The temperance movement, the Sunday School movement, and the Bible societies all served as avenues of service through which Connexion members could demonstrate to other denominations the many similarities this cluster of once fringe bodies now shared with the major religious organizations. The Christian Church merged with the National Council of the Congregational Churches of the United States in 1931 to form the Congregational Christian Churches.
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This was the beginning of a five-year spell at seven different clubs. Newell left Birmingham to join West Ham United on loan in December 1996, before a similar spell at Bradford City in March 1997. Before he was loaned to West Ham, Birmingham had accepted a £750,000 bid from Bolton Wanderers for Newell, but he was unable to agree a contract and the transfer fell through. In the summer of 1997, Newell left the English league for the first time when he was transferred to Aberdeen before drifting back into the English leagues with Crewe, Doncaster Rovers and finally Blackpool.
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The buoyant mass of gas rises rapidly, resulting in turbulent vortices curling downward around its edges, forming a temporary vortex ring that draws up a central column, possibly with smoke, debris, and/or condensed water vapor to form the "mushroom stem". The mass of gas plus entrained moist air eventually reaches an altitude where it is no longer of lower density than the surrounding air; at this point, it disperses, drifting back down (see fallout). The stabilization altitude depends strongly on the profiles of the temperature, dew point, and wind shear in the air at and above the starting altitude.
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Leo Durocher, the Dodgers manager who had a tempestuous relationship with MacPhail, recalled, "There is a thin line between genius and insanity, and in Larry's case, it was so thin you could see him drifting back and forth.""Larry MacPhail was wacky genius," The Washington Times, Monday, June 25, 2007. As the Dodgers returned by train to Grand Central Terminal after winning the 1941 league pennant, Durocher did not want his players to get off early at the 125th Street stop, so he ordered the conductor to pass the stop. MacPhail was planning to board the same train at that stop.
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In the post Spanish Civil War years, Catalan kids would sit in circles among the ruins and tell stories, known as "aventis" open-ended narratives drifting back and forth through time. Laced with horror and perversity, these tales mix war stories, local gossip, comic book characters, fantasy and real events. The "aventis" of this film are told in flashback in 1970, 1940, 1936 and the mid-1980s. In 1970, Nito, a medical examiner assistant and sister Paulina, a nurse-nun (who grew up together, and now are co-workers in a hospital) identify the corpse of a couple who had drowned during a car accident.
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As So's playing strength and rating increased, so did the number of invites to high-level events. So initially led the strong Biel tournament before drifting back to share fifth place with 4½/9.Biel: Three players share first, tiebreaks on Thursday Chessbase Published 29 July 2010 Three weeks later, So held his own in the last NH "Experience vs Rising Stars" Match (played under Scheveningen match rules) scoring 4½/10 for the "Rising Stars" team.NH Chess Tournament 2010 The Week In Chess Published 22 August 2010 So took part in the 39th Chess Olympiad and placed fourth, scoring 5½/10 at the 2010 SPICE Cup, before the Asian Games.
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Using two anchors set approximately 45° apart, or wider angles up to 90°, from the bow is a strong mooring for facing into strong winds. To set anchors in this way, first one anchor is set in the normal fashion. Then, taking in on the first cable as the boat is motored into the wind and letting slack while drifting back, a second anchor is set approximately a half-scope away from the first on a line perpendicular to the wind. After this second anchor is set, the scope on the first is taken up until the vessel is lying between the two anchors and the load is taken equally on each cable.
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Until they began drifting back to their villages eight or ten years later, Aringa county was almost completely depopulated.Myrtle Grove Presbyterian Church: Adopt the Aringa People ReliefWeb: The Anguish of Northern Uganda - Section 2 When the Tanzanian occupying forces were replaced by the UNLA in 1980, the UNLA engaged in brutal reprisals against the local civilian population, who were considered supporters of ex-Amin forces. In late 1980, guerrillas consisting of former Amin forces invaded from southern Sudan and forced some UNLA units out of the West Nile region. They included the Uganda National Rescue Front, based principally among the Aringa people, and the Former Uganda National Army, based mainly among the Kakwa.
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Storm Fabien rapidly intensified as it crossed the Atlantic, its progress slightly slowed down by the presence of Storm Elsa which had already been situated almost stationary over the north Atlantic for several days prior to Fabien's formation. After initially pushing Elsa along ahead of itself, Fabien subsequently accelerated to the south of Elsa and reached its peak intensity of while approaching landfall in South West England on 21 December. After crossing southern England, Fabien began to slow down and weaken, crossing over central Europe on 23 December before stalling for several days while centred over Cyprus as a weak trough along a stationary front from 24 December. After slowly drifting back northwards, Fabien made landfall on Ukraine's Black Sea coastline on 28 December, and dissipated shortly thereafter.
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The pole time for the 2009 Sidecar TT Race 'A' was set by the 600 cc LCR Honda outfit of Nick Crowe/Mark Cox at an average speed of 116.063 mph during the Wednesday evening practice session. On lap 1 the race was led at Ballacraine by the Honda of Nick Crowe/Mark Cox from the 600 cc DMR Suzuki sidecar of Dave Molyneux/Dan Sayle by 1.39 seconds with John Holden/Andy Winkle in third place. This was followed in fourth place by the former World Sidecar Champion outfit of Klaus Klaffenbock/Darren Hope. At the official timing point at Ballaugh Bridge on lap 1 the lead was reduced by Molyneux/Sayle to less than one second, drifting back to 2.25 seconds at the Ramsey Hairpin and Holden/Winkle a further 5.1 seconds adrift. The 600 cc Suzuki sidecar of Simon Neary/Stuart Bond moved into fourth place at the Ramsey Hairpin on lap 1 and Tim Reeves/Patrick Farrance into 5th place.
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Very few of Feng's poems survive, but the ones which do are very revealing; the third of the four confirms Feng's relationships with the other members of the Tientai Trio: ::Whenever Cold Mountain stops to visit, ::or Pick-Up pays his usual call, ::we talk about the mind the moon ::or wide open space- ::reality has no limits ::so anything real includes it all. The first of the poems appears to confirm the stories of how he was an itinerant monk prior to stopping at Kuoching Temple (and even then he would depart at least once for a pilgrimage to Mount Wutai): ::I have been to Tientai ::maybe a million times ::like a cloud or river ::drifting back and forth. ::Roaming free of trouble ::trusting the Buddha's spacious path ::while the world's forked mind ::only brings men pain. The fourth poem is especially important, since it unmistakably references the challenge the Fifth Patriarch of Zen set his would-be successors ~713 C. E. making it impossible for Feng (and by extension Hanshan and Shide) to predate the 720's, thereby eliminating many other dating possibilities: ::Actually there isn't a thing ::much less any dust to wipe away.
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