She heaved a sigh, her turquoise bust rising and falling.
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Ms. Mosby heaved a sigh and walked out, her head down, escorted by her security guard.
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After saying his prayer for Jim, Rodrigo heaved a sigh and logged in to the CareCoach dashboard to make his rounds.
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After a federal court announced Thursday that it would refuse to reinstate President Trump's travel ban, many people heaved a sigh.
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Goodbyes were said quickly, and the new passengers who climbed aboard heaved a sigh of relief as the boat pulled off.
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Healthcare stocks also heaved a sigh of relief with CSL Ltd, the fourth-largest stock in the index, putting on 1.4%.
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So when Mr. Odinga and Mr. Kenyatta met last Friday, after secret negotiations, much of the country heaved a sigh of relief.
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ON OCTOBER 31st, the lights on the new concert hall in Hamburg spelled out fertig—"finished", and the city heaved a sigh of relief.
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Investors heaved a sigh of relief after German Chancellor Angela Merkel's junior coalition partners gave her conservatives until next year to deliver more policy results.
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Employers heaved a sigh of relief that Switzerland, where unemployment is only around 3.5 percent, had not become the first country to embrace the guaranteed income measure.
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While risky assets heaved a sigh of relief after the United States eased trade restrictions on Huawei, the lack of a significant breakthrough has kept investors on edge.
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Exhausted onlookers surely heaved a sigh of relief at the decision, along with the Surfrider Foundation and other champions of ensuring Californians have access to the state's beaches.
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Employers also heaved a sigh of relief that Switzerland, where unemployment is only around 3.5 percent, had not become the first country to embrace such a path-breaking measure.
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Still, as Bachelor nation heaved a sigh of relief, we couldn't help but wonder what the exact moment was that Nick Viall knew that Vanessa was the one for him.
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While investors in risky assets heaved a sigh of relief after the United States eased trade restrictions on Huawei, the lack of a significant breakthrough has kept them on edge.
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The euro hit a six-month high, Asian markets rallied and U.S. futures were steady as markets heaved a sigh of relief following the release of the closely-watched election results.
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While risky assets heaved a sigh of relief overnight after the United States eased trade restrictions on Chinese telecommunications equipment maker Huawei Technologies, the lack of a significant breakthrough has kept investors on edge.
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When Nigeria signed the Child Rights Act in 2003 setting the marriage age at 18, many child rights groups heaved a sigh of relief hoping it would outlaw the practice across the West African nation.
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After a third straight James masterpiece in elimination games, a generation of committed Jordan worshipers heaved a sigh of relief as its main man Michael remained the face of the one-season standard for end-to-end excellence.
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LONDON, May 21 (Reuters) - The dollar hit a fresh five-month high on Monday as investors heaved a sigh of relief after U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin declared the U.S.-China trade war "on hold" following their agreement to suspend the tariff threats.
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For his first Daily Double of the tournament, a particularly tricky clue that actually comprised three separate clues, Jennings looked mildly nauseous after betting all he had, then heaved a sigh of relief when Trebek told him that his response was correct.
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The Bank of Japan likely heaved a sigh of relief following Friday's strong economic numbers, but the central bank will have to remain "on guard and prepared to do more" amid the present global uncertainty, said the chief Japan strategist at Goldman Sachs, Kathy Matsui.
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Thus, Hadinaadu's rulers and subjects heaved a sigh of relief. The queen, grateful to Yaduraya, gave her daughter's hand in marriage to him. He was crowned as the ruler of Hadinaadu on May 11, 1399, after which a new empire was established in the region. Yaduraya became the founder of the Mysore Wadiyar dynasty.
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He only blew out his cheeks and heaved a sigh as if he were very hot. Volodya Korolyov, a second-form gymnasium student, arrives home for Christmas holidays, causing uproar and joy in the house. He is accompanied by his school friend Chechevitsyn. Very soon Volodya's sisters Katya, Sonya and Masha start to notice peculiarities in the boys' behavior.
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The professor, seeing the situation, showed him the wallet. Young-min heaved a sigh of relief and thanked the professor. The professor then suggested Young-min to dine with him in the campus' canteen. The professor had a friendly conversation at first; commenting that the canteen's food is always the best and his marital status (he was still a bachelor).
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Like all of Goa, Assagao was long held by the Portuguese. As per Elderly People, village got its name when a prince, who was lost on the hills of Assagao on a dark night, heard the cock crow to announce the dawn. Overjoyed, the forlorn prince heaved a sigh, Assa re ganv. The early inhabitants of Assagao were Saraswat Brahmins of the Atri gotra.
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A conflict happened when In-pyo met Yong Gong, who also appeared after renting a room from Choi. He tried to punch Gong, as he (mistakenly) was angry at Gong for flirting with Se-yung at the bar, and letting her off altogether by boarding a taxi by herself. Se-yung was surprised to find Gong in Choi's house as well as a son. Yong-min heaved a sigh.
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The editorial heaved a sigh of relief, attributing Chhota Rajan's survival to "good fortune" resulting from divine grace. The Pakistani Inter- Services Intelligence (ISI) was believed to be behind the attempted assassination of Chhota Rajan. In February 2010, alleged Chhota Rajan associates gunned down Nepali media baron Jamim Shah point blank in broad daylight as he was driving to his residence on a public road. Shah ostensibly had links with Dawood Ibrahim and was the mastermind of a racket producing counterfeit Indian currency within Nepal.
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He held it for over a year and it was he who popularised the black > shirts, the balcony speeches, the promulgation of ambitious charters and the > entire choreography of street parades and ceremonies. He even planned a > march on Rome. One historian had rightly described him as the 'First Duce' > and Mussolini must have heaved a sigh of relief when he was driven from > Fiume in December 1920 and his followers were dispersed. But he remained a > threat to Mussolini and in 1921 Fascists like Balbo seriously considered > turning to him for leadership.
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Brooke tried to keep Taylor's existence from Ridge, but when the truth came out, Brooke learned her marriage to Ridge was invalid. Brooke heaved a sigh of relief when Ridge asked Taylor for a divorce, clearing the way for Brooke to remarry Ridge. Brooke later had a short marriage to a man named Grant Chambers in 1997; after giving him a friendly kiss, causing Ridge to propose to Taylor at a fashion show, Brooke rebelled by marrying Grant. However, their marriage was never legal due to a fraudulent sea captain who performed the ceremony.
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