Some, however, are entertaining the possibility of resurrecting the Herald one day.
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That said, it's still entertaining the possibility of jumping on the tall phone ship for future devices.
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Now, O'Rourke's campaign for president isn't entertaining the possibility of switching races, according to CNN's Dana Bash.
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But remembering what they had, the family they shared together, she begins entertaining the possibility of letting Marcus back into her life.
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Fingering the carrots, nuding the roast potatoes, pushing the peas, I began entertaining the possibility of vanishing into thin air; contemplating the likelihood of total transmogrification.
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With Bolton -- who argued against diplomacy -- now gone, Trump is entertaining the possibility of meeting Iranian President Hassan Rouhani at the United Nations later this month.
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Instead of entertaining the possibility of a military intervention to remove Mr. Maduro, Washington should focus on circumventing our own budding kleptocracy led by another aspiring autocrat.
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Colon's age and his diminished pitching ability are concerns, but even entertaining the possibility of his return underscores the depth of the pitching issues the Mets are facing.
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GE is entertaining the possibility of selling its industrial solutions business for a little over $6.63 billion after initially hoping for more than $3 billion, four sources said this week.
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In recent days the market also has been entertaining the possibility of a more aggressive move — a 50 basis point hike, for which there is now an 8 percent chance.
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While last year we recommended you go outside and experience nature, this year we're entertaining the possibility of wholly giving up to consumerism for the day (like every other day).
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But while the conference committee members seem to at least be entertaining the possibility of a higher corporate rate — if a bit reluctantly — some in the Senate rank and file are more skeptical.
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Often, when entertaining the possibility of aliens, what we're really entertaining is the possibility of hardy microbes that can withstand extreme conditions, whether they're thermophiles (heat lovers), psychrophiles (cold lovers) or halophiles (salt lovers).
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Rubio and Ohio Governor John Kasich, on the other hand, both of whom may not make it another week, deflected the question, entertaining the possibility of a drawn out primary as a justification for their flailing candidacies.
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In short, there are still many Clinton loyalists who will likely hold Biden's comments against him when it's time to cast votes in the primary — so he may want to stop slamming her campaign if he's entertaining the possibility of another run.
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With John Kelly under fire for his handling of a top aide's domestic abuse scandal, there is a new round of reports that President Donald Trump is entertaining the possibility of replacing the retired four-star Marine general as his chief of staff.
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Quote of the day: "When you tell a 22-year-old to 'turn off the phone, don't ruin the movie,' they hear 'please cut off your left arm above the elbow'" Adam Aron, CEO of AMC Entertainment, entertaining the possibility of phone-friendly movie theaters for millennials.
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Though Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, is the most visibly Islamophobic politician in recent years—promising to bar Muslims from entering the country, expressing admiration for war crimes, and entertaining the possibility of both a national Muslim registry and shutting down mosques—he's far from the only one.
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Scholastic Inc. v. Stouffer, 81 F. App'x 396 (2d Cir. 2003) In 2006 she stated on her website that she was planning to republish her books and was entertaining the possibility of another lawsuit against Warner Bros., J. K. Rowling and Scholastic Press.
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On one hand, some argue that entertaining the possibility of intervention in some patients may erode the "right to die" moral obligation. Conversely, there is also fear that people may associate attitudes with higher-functioning people in minimally conscious state with people in persistent vegetative state, thus minimizing the value of their lives.
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Thor laments his banishment from Valhalla and bonds with Blake at a bar, briefly entertaining the possibility of Thor using his powers to fight crime. A criminal organization within the Joshua-Lambert Institute seek to kidnap Banner and the Transponder, but the Hulk effortlessly dispatches them. The mob leader Jack LeBeau targets Dr. Shaw instead of Banner. Mob members disguised as police officers ambush Banner and Shaw and kidnap Shaw despite the combined efforts of the Hulk and Thor.
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At the time that he wrote this piece, Caldwell was entertaining the possibility of there being another Earth in a parallel universe. When he was attending school in Arizona, Caldwell created a still photography piece which equated the black woman's body to Earth. Once he began studying film, Caldwell adapted his still photography project into the short film. Over the course of his career, Caldwell has made other experimental shorts such as "I & I: An African Allegory" and "Water Ritual #1: An Urban Rite of Purification," which would fall under the category of Experimental Documentary.
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Sutil driving for Force India at the 2008 Canadian Grand Prix Sutil continued with the team in 2008 under its new identity as Force India, after briefly entertaining the possibility of a drive with McLaren or Williams. The first two races of the season ended with mechanical failures While running in a very strong fourth position in Monaco with six laps remaining, he was hit in the rear by fifth placed Kimi Räikkönen who lost control of his car while braking for the harbour chicane. A crash a few laps earlier had resulted in the safety car being deployed, with Sutil losing his considerable lead over the Finnish driver. Sutil's car suffered damage to the rear diffuser, and he was forced to retire.
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For much of the 2002 season, the San Jose SaberCats were entertaining the possibility of an undefeated year, which would have been and would still remain a first for the Arena Football League. The SaberCats' roster included superstars such as Bob McMillen, Omarr Smith, Mark Grieb, Barry Wagner, Sam Hernandez, and rookie sensation Clevan Thomas; of those, only Grieb is not currently enshrined in the Arena Football League Hall of Fame. They defeated their Western Division rivals, the Arizona Rattlers, 52-51 in the season opener, and continued their success en route to a 12-0 start. However, their rematch with the Rattlers in Phoenix on July 12 cost them not only their undefeated record, but also starting quarterback Mark Grieb, who suffered a season-ending broken collarbone in the SaberCats' 59-52 loss.
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