American and European utilities, for their part, are hanging back.
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Ms. Macdonald hasn't landed her film roles by hanging back.
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Many of us Pakistanis demanded a public hanging back then, too.
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Still, some visitors are hanging back, hotel owners and tour operators said.
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Or hanging back, doing nothing and letting the fractious country tear itself apart?
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His fellow Marines recall him hanging back, unlike some of the louder personalities.
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By hanging back, Stillman lets his performers carry the day, and they're uniformly excellent.
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"A lot of folks are just hanging back to wait and see," said Camúñez.
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No one was yelling at me so I kind of enjoy just hanging back and relaxing.
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Obama is great at hanging back, then delivering exactly the right quip at exactly the right moment.
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Trippier and Young are hanging back a bit more, or at least until the coast is clear.
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Hussein and Omar put their training into place, hanging back in the immediate aftermath of the explosion.
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Seeing Dylan hanging back, Christina Annunziata, one of the teachers, pulled her chair up to his simulator.
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Comcast, the owner of NBCUniversal, with 276 million cable customers in the United States, had been hanging back.
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More, this rhetorical posture of hanging back away from the dispute feels mistaken because its deployment is so wobbly.
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And he had a unique gift for just hanging back and letting those he interviewed simply tell their stories.
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People have been trying to goad me into getting into the fray and I'm not sure why I'm hanging back.
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Hamblin did what she could, hanging back with D'Agostino for a little while to return the favor and offer encouragement.
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In theory, that was a dial that could get turned up if younger, healthier enrollees were hanging back from the markets.
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Typically, he'd deliver a brief, motivational homily, before hanging back and letting the candidates, some he hardly knew, do their thing.
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"We must rely on reforms to maintain a medium- to high-speed economic growth rate ... hanging back will lose opportunities," Xi said.
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Everyone has been hanging back and most of the mainstream media won't approach it but it's something that should be talked about.
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It's an almost stoic presence: slower than it needs to be, evenhanded, sometimes determinedly hanging back from the rest of the band.
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So while the establishment may be hanging back such that they avoid conflicts with Trump, they are still engaged in the policymaking process.
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While Nurkic's rim protection numbers are ugly, he's a solid fit for the Blazers' conservative defensive scheme, which relies on bigs hanging back.
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Tour guides do an especially good job just hanging back, allowing the art to sink into the group, and not pushing forth any interpretation.
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A small coven of teammates tended to tag along, hanging back and muttering supercilious commentary in the direction of the customers—or Bobby, anyway.
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But for the most part, he films everything by hanging back in wide shot, letting the characters move freely and giving them room to breathe.
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Defense Department officials initially said that Somali government troops had led that operation, and the Shabab militants had attacked American forces that were hanging back.
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Powerful liberal interest groups, including much of organized labor, are also hanging back, which only prompts the politicians to believe it's safer to remain mum.
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While my friends were partying it up in Vegas during last week's episode, I was hanging back in sunny Los Angeles, whipping up this Hippie Spread!
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Some eagle-eyed viewers spotted the proud big sister hanging back while Ryan spoke to ABC News' Robin Roberts about the love for La La Land.
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Hanging back risked letting the car get into the maze of Kennedy Airport and then get away or, far worse, letting the occupants launch an attack.
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But instead of walking out just before Cruz, Carson chose to turn around, hanging back as the other candidates were called out ahead of him – except Trump.
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So the smart money is on hanging back and trying to let some other movie get out front and take on the struggle of being the frontrunner.
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While some startups are keen to sell shares to small investors, others are hanging back because they find the rules too onerous and the fundraising limit too low.
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That Iger is hanging back until his contract expires at the end of 2021 may be of some comfort, to the extent that he fills in Chapek's holes.
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It seems he was bullied a lot back home in Florida, and he coped with that by hanging back and not making much of an impact in school.
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Still, he declared it too early for him to be spending money, and compared himself to an "old race horse" saying he is hanging back to see what happens.
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But while most of the team was off doing that, there was always a squad or two hanging back and rebuilding sandbag walls, firing-steps, barbed wire, and trench lines.
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The researchers will be continuing to test their ideas with Toyota in the coming year—as well as working on ways to inform the public about the advantages of hanging back.
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With rare exceptions — like "Valdez Off Crenshaw," which could honestly be the work of a smooth-jazz veteran like Najee — Mr. Martin limits his saxophone playing, hanging back and choosing his spots.
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So acclimatized are we to action flicks, and to onscreen conflicts teeming with soldiers, that it's refreshing to find a film that concentrates on hanging back and reversing out of harm's way.
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The Navy SEAL members were in Somalia for "an advise, assist and accompany mission," and Defense Department officials said that Somali forces were to have led the operation, with American forces hanging back.
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But the decision to disengage underscores the divide between the two sides of the Capitol: on one, impeachment appears all but inevitable; on the other, the potential jury is hanging back, for now. Sen.
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After wrapping up the Q&A due to her need for vocal rest before her upcoming European tour, Princess Nokia committed to hanging back and invited every single attendee to a hug of appreciation.
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When contacted by The Hill, Russell said in a statement he "remain[s] interested in the chairmanship," though he is low on the seniority food chain and appears to be hanging back for now.
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Now, that closing scene — Eisenberg hanging back in a conference room after his deposition, sending a Facebook friend request to his ex-girlfriend, then endlessly refreshing his page to see if she's responded, feels hollow.
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We see more of her doppelgänger on "Saturday Night Live" than we do the real Slovenian Sphinx, who is hanging back in New York so her 10-year-old son, Barron, can finish the school year.
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When the situation calls for it, I'm happy to start early or stay back to complete the task at hand, but I don't believe in hanging back at the office or coming in early just for show.
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The case for Black Panther winning Best Picture: The first superhero Best Picture nominee has been hanging back all season long, chilling out, getting invited to the best parties, rolling in its $225 million domestic box office.
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Beam Mages can fight adequately at close-quarters, but they're better off hanging back a bit and launching time attacks to slow enemies or even freeze the clock entirely, holding them in place while the other Kirbys merrily whale away.
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Then we saw Elizabeth and Philip bringing Paige to the safe house — walking on the sidewalk in a tight group, entering the house, the parents then hanging back as Paige walked in uncertainly and Gabriel came around the corner, smiling.
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Three congressional Democrats hanging back up a protest painting by a high school senior that Republicans had taken down (National), three Central Park garbage cans awaiting pickup by a new fleet of electric carts (Metro), three San Diego Chargers fans (Sports).
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Rockhold's work in the UFC up to the title loss showed him to be far less prone to counter punches simply by hanging back, kicking on the lead (especially along the fence) for the most part and only really committing to punching on the counter.
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Other recommendations included more funding for mental health services for students, creating safe areas at schools where students can hide from a potential gunman, locking school perimeter gates while school is in session and requiring law enforcement officers to immediately seek out a shooter instead of hanging back.
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In particular, the season uses Suzanne (Uzo Aduba) as an analogue for the truth-telling Fool from King Lear after she goes off her mental illness medications, and offers up a dueling trio of Rosencrantz and Guildensterns, hanging back from the action but always there to comment on it.
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In hanging back as other companies push out facial recognition products, Apple has followed the same strategy it has in the past—let competitors make mistakes in the early phases of a new technology, and then roll out its own superior version once its seen all the ways the tech can go wrong.
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That probably means the likes of Mitt Romney, Lisa Murkowski, Susan Collins or Ben Sasse making any big news on this front doesn't happen until after the new year when Congress comes back to town — and even then I can see all of them hanging back until the trial is nearing its end.
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"Godspeed" leaves us with the characters trying to ram Eros with the Nauvoo, Miller and a handful of others escaping onto the surface of Eros to plant explosives to make sure the job gets done, and the crew of the Rocinante hanging back to make sure nobody else visits Eros before the job is done.
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Within minutes of issuing the signal and turning his flagship HMS Queen Charlotte, Howe's plan began to falter. Many of the British captains had either misunderstood or ignored the signal and were hanging back in the original line.Padfield, p. 22 Other ships were still struggling with damage from Howe's earlier engagements and could not get into action fast enough.
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The Down Beat review by Bill Meyer states "It's never feel like one is hanging back and supporting the other; their playing is nimble and unhesitant, advancing in quick flurries and elaborately articulated phrases that fit together marvelously even though the music is entirely improvised."Meyer,Bill. Dortmund Variations review. Down Beat January 13: page 86. Print.
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Steinbatz, like every good wingman had been hanging back and carefully covering his leader's tail. Correcting his mistake, Graf got his first victory soon afterward. For the rest of the year he often flew as Graf's wingman, flying as a potent combination. As the battle for Kharkov started at the end of September he was scoring consistently, and by the beginning of December he had 25 victories.
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French Admiral the Bailli de Suffren When the fleets closed for action around 15:30, some of Suffren's ships had not properly formed the line of battle. Only five of the French ships engaged at first. Of the remaining six, only two joined the action later, with the other four apparently violating Suffren's orders and hanging back. Suffren, leading in Héros, exchanged a broadside with Exeter before targeting Hughes' flagship Superb.
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In 1995, Dave tells Kathy Tate (Malandra Burrows) that he is in love with her. Kathy is a luckless in love character that has a knack for choosing the wrong men. Emmerdale were portraying Kathy as being uninterested in relationships at the time of Dave's declaration; which results in her rejecting his advances. Burrows told Victoria Ross from Inside Soap that she could not blame Kathy for "hanging back a bit" and she "hated" the idea of Kathy beginning a new relationship.
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After his victory, his owners announced that his next target would be the Irish Greyhound Derby. He went undefeated through the five qualifying rounds of the 2006 English Greyhound Derby and entered the final as the 4-7 favourite. Mineola Farloe set the pace during the race with Hawk hanging back behind him. Hawk closed over the final two bends, and won by three quarters of a length becoming only the fourth dog to have won the English Greyhound Derby twice.
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In the Allied General Offensive, beginning of 29 September, Debeney's Army supported the British by launching an artillery attack and attacking a German strongpoint 10 miles south of St Quentin. After a visit to Haig's GHQ Foch ordered First Army to shift its efforts north of St Quentin, but the British were still complaining about the French "hanging back". The French took St Quentin on 3 October, capturing 5,000 prisoners, then crossed the canal east of city. On 4 October Foch ordered Debeney to "support at all costs the right of the British Fourth Army".
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As in the first leg, Birmingham's physical approach provoked reactions from the Roma players. Menichelli was carried off injured after an incident with Brian Farmer, Lojacono raised his hands to the referee, who took no action, and the game reached the interval still goalless, which La Stampa thought a fair reflection of the half. The match was hostile both on and off the field. Jimmy Harris recalled the Roma players hanging back as the teams approached the pitch, leaving their visitors to be showered with cups of sand which penetrated the wire mesh protecting players from items thrown from above.
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In 1875 and 1877, when the Argentine-Chilean territorial dispute flared up anew, it was Argentina that sought to join the pact. This time, however, Peru refused. In October 1875, the Peruvian foreign minister wrote to his counterpart in Buenos Aires regarding the Argentine proposals: :I have pointed out to you how desirable it would be to delay the Protocol of adherence. This is a matter that must be carried through with great care, since it is to our interest that the Argentine government should not believe that we are hanging back, in consideration of the difficulties raised over the Patagonian question.
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Edward H. "Snapper" Garrison (February 9, 1868 in New Haven, Connecticut - October 28, 1930 in Brooklyn, New York), was a jockey known for hanging back during most of the race and finishing at top speed to achieve a thrilling victory. Garrison was a jockey who rode out of an East Coast base for sixteen years from 1882 through 1897. While there are no official records documenting all of his career races, he once estimated that he had ridden more than 700 winners during his career. Among his most spectacular wins was the 1892 Suburban Handicap on Montana and in 1893 at New Jersey's Guttenberg track on Tammany, both impressive finishes.
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The snow was hanging back on the western end of the storm, making it look like the system was being stretched out. Rain began to move into the Mid-Atlantic late on March 5, quickly switching over to snow near Washington, D.C. The winter storm continued to move to the east towards the coastline, with the western edge of the snow back in Indiana dissipating. Snow began to condense into snowbands as the system moved off the East Coast near Virginia and began to transition to a nor'easter. The system continued to move northeastward, dropping light snow accumulations before slowing down and stalling for a day.
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In a later issue, he is seen making mystical plans; the intent is to have Angel come to the conclusion he sent Gunn to die, then Angel himself will die moments later. As part of his revenge against Angel, Gunn destroys the Wolfram & Hart building, Angel's headquarters in the war with the Demon Lords, which also forces Wesley back to the Senior Partners for a short time. Gunn later bears witness to Angel's defeat of the Lords, hanging back to ensure that not all of the people are slaughtered should Angel fail. Shortly after the team moves back into the Hyperion Hotel, Gunn confronts them and reveals his vampire nature.
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In the meantime, however, Boston took advantage of the new rule from its opening match, defeating Detroit 5–2 before a sellout crowd behind Cooney Weiland's two goals. The team was noted in the press for its skill in dealing with the new infractions called for hanging back, recording many fewer penalties than the other teams in early season play. After a rough match on November 23 against the Montreal Maroons, superstar defenseman Eddie Shore went to the hospital with multiple injuries, missing the return match against the Maroons on the 26th. Bruins' president Charles Adams presented Shore with a check for $500, purportedly $100 for each facial scar he received at the hands of the Maroons.
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By this time, many potential 420/Sovereign buyers were hanging back to wait for the new Jaguar XJ6. Introduced late in 1968, the XJ6 was slightly larger than the 420 and swept it from the Jaguar range along with the Mark 2 and S-Type, although the Daimler 250 remained in production into 1969 and the 420G lasted until 1970. The decision by Sir William to base the Jaguar XJ6 on the engine, suspension and approximate dimensions of the 420/Sovereign showed his faith in the 420/Sovereign formula as the best way to rationalise the company's saloon car range. In that way, the 420/Sovereign became a victim of its own success.
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Fox News reported that they targeting what Pentagon spokesperson Captain Jeff Davis said was a "group of people" associated with attacks on Mogadishu. The New York Times reported that Defence Department officials said that Somali forces were to have led the operation, with the SEALs hanging back in an advise, assist and accompany role, however Brig.Gen. David J. Furness, the commander of the military's task force for the Horn of Africa, said that American and Somali forces were traveling together in a single group. Whilst approaching the complex, the militants opened fire and the mission was aborted, Senior chief petty officer Kyle Milliken was killed, 2 other SEALs and an interpreter were wounded.
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She says her husband was a cautious man and probably only died because he was showing off to the woman, trying to prove his manliness, and thereby taking unnecessary risks, rather than hanging back and staying safe. During a lunch with Clarissa and her godfather, Joe witnesses the attempted murder of a man seated at a table next to theirs, resulting in the man being shot in the shoulder. However, Joe realises the bullet was meant for himself and the similar composition of the group of people at the other table misled the two killers into thinking the other man was their target. Before the hit man can deliver the fatal shot Jed Parry intervenes to save the innocent man's life before fleeing the scene.
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This means there are often difficult decisions to make regarding hanging back for a team leader, and chaos can often ensue if ground rules have not been made by the team's manager. The '(N+1)-th rider' convention also prevents a team leader who is far stronger than his teammates from riding by himself and setting a pace that would give his weaker teammates an unfair boost in the general classification. Traditionally, each team received the exact time it recorded in that stage. For two years, starting with the 2004 Tour de France, the only team that received its actual time in the Tour de France was the winning team; the trailing teams at worst received set time penalties based on their placings in that stage - for example, riders in a team that finished six minutes behind the winner might lose only three minutes in the general classification.
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Jaguar 3.4S in factory opalescent silver blue Though introduced in 1963, only a small number of S-Types was produced in that year. The S-Type did not manage to overtake the Mark 2's production figures until 1965. It repeated the feat in 1966, the year in which the Jaguar 420 and its badge-engineered partner the Daimler Sovereign were introduced. In 1967 the 420/Sovereign outsold both the S-Type and the Mark 2, despite a resurgence in the latter's sales that year. Both the Mark 2 and 420/Sovereign easily outsold the S-Type in 1967 and 1968. Sales of the S-Type in 1968, its last year of production, fell below four figures. Top seller in 1968 was actually the venerable Mark 2, potential buyers of both the S-Type and 420/Sovereign hanging back to wait for the new Jaguar XJ6. Introduced late in 1968, the Jaguar XJ6 was slightly larger than the S-Type and 420/Sovereign and swept them both from the Jaguar range, with the Mark 2 continuing as the 240/340.
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