I keep back-up ingredients on hand When it's 10 p.m.
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Should I keep back my opinions at such a time as this?
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"I was fighting to keep back the tears," Thomas told the morning show.
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Officers rushed at the apartment and ordered pedestrians and journalists to keep back.
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She stared at him, her mouth fixed, her eyes hard to keep back tears.
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Protesters also scuffled with police, who used pepper spray to keep back the crowds.
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For cool-down stretching, I love to incorporate seal and cat stretches to keep back flexibility.
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I could see that she was biting her lip and blinking to keep back the tears.
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Or when the White Walkers became stuff of legends, it was to keep back the wildling threat.
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"It's just part of the story, just have to keep back working," Anderson said Thursday of the injury.
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There were arguments at the airport between White House aides and Chinese security officials who tried to keep back reporters.
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She was with her family nearby as the Israeli military sought to keep back thousands of Palestinian protesters storming the fence.
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I think since the campaign team has rigged something for the transition period they just keep back-burnering the longer run issue.
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"Our sand dunes are healthy but they're not going to be able to keep back a wall of water like that," he said.
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Those arrested already for breaking court orders to keep back from Kinder Morgan property include Elizabeth May, the leader of the federal Green Party.
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There would be a gate, a flood barrier for Galveston Bay, and the idea is that it could potentially keep back one of these storm surges.
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The drone is painted fire-engine red, and officials joked that they had considered having "Keep Back 200 Feet" emblazoned on it, just like on the trucks.
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Finally, she gets to the most satisfying part, putting everything Annie chose to keep back in a way so neat and tidy it looks like Marie Kondo's closet heaven.
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Trump promised during campaign rallies that his administration would construct an "impenetrable, physical, tall, powerful, beautiful" barrier to keep back Central American migrants seeking refuge in the United States.
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"She's trying really hard, but she's completely out of her element," a source tells PEOPLE of Barton, 30, who struggled to keep back tears after a poorly received performance on Monday's episode.
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"It was a very difficult period (during World War Two)...My friend's parents, whom I knew well, were shot into the Danube (by Hungarian Nazis)," he said, struggling to keep back tears.
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He wants to create a fully Brussels-run European Border and Coast Guard with a full-time strength of 10,000 to help keep back economic migrants whose arrival has fuelled anti-EU nationalism.
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Not only does this keep back our largest cities, but smaller American cities are increasingly cut off from the national agenda, destined to become low-cost immigrant and retirement colonies, or simply to be abandoned.
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To connect the letters to the same author, Andrea Nini, a forensic linguist from the University of Manchester, identified linguistic constructions that appeared in both letters, such as the phrasal verb "to keep back" (meaning to withhold).
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Turkey considers the militia part of a Kurdish guerrilla movement that threatens Turkey, and Mr. Erdogan has demanded a 20-mile-deep buffer zone along the border that Turkey would control to keep back any Kurdish forces.
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It could get other loans, or refinance deals to limit the amount of crude paid to lenders, the source said, and had already dropped some contracts with term buyers who had not prefinanced them to keep back three to six cargoes each month.
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A tense situation is unfolding in Tulsa, Oklahoma, where officials are hoping that 2100-year-old levees will withstand an unprecedented, prolonged test to keep back the swollen Arkansas River, which has risen to an all-time record high after weeks of heavy rain.
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While the FCA did not specify a precise figure, Hargreaves said the new methodology to be used by the regulator meant it needed to keep back an extra 50 million pounds ($66 million), and would not have enough to pay a planned special dividend.
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All you have to do is put the items you don't want to keep back into the trunk, tape it shut, slap the label on the box, and drop it off at your nearest UPS location, Nordstrom store, or schedule it to be picked up by UPS. 6.
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As Mr. Wilders opened his campaign this month in one of his strongholds in the Rotterdam suburb of Spijkenisse, supporters stood with arms folded in the cold gray morning in the central square, as vendors hawked fresh herring and the police and security guards tried to keep back a media scrum.
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The word ischemia () is from Greek ἴσχαιμος iskhaimos, "staunching blood" from ἴσχω iskhο, "keep back, restrain" and αἷμα haima, "blood".
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One must do a lot of frivoling in this world to keep back the tears that would come if one kept thinking of the truth.
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In former times, a verger might have needed to use his virge to keep back animals or an overenthusiastic crowd from the personage he was escorting or even to discipline unruly choristers.
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Flooding in 2006 caused extensive damage to properties in the Market Place as well as the above areas. Since 2007, Pickering has planted trees and built 167 retaining dams above the town to keep back water.
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391 Deedes remarks on the older writer's snobbery: "None of us quite measured up to the company he liked to keep back at home".Deedes, pp. 35–36 However, in the face of imminent Italian air attacks, Deedes found Waugh's courage "deeply reassuring".Deedes, pp.
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The HK-type U-Bahn train, introduced in 2005 "Zurückbleiben bitte!" ("Keep back, please!"): the announcement made on trains before the doors close The Berlin U-Bahn uses 750-volt DC electric trains that run on standard gauge ( ) tracks. The first trains were based on trams; they have a width of , and take their power from an upward facing third rail.
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East First Street was packed with humanity. Los Angeles street toward the north was a swaying, jostling mass. Ropes were brought and a squad of police detailed to keep back the spectators. The race-track [street]cars were stalled and the hundreds of passengers watched the fire until notified that cars had been stationed at Los Angeles and Commercial streets.
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The Kamdesh Kafirs are being rapidly disarmed. The headmen of the villages in the Bashgal Valley send a deputation to the sipah salar (commander-in-chief) requesting him to keep back the force that is to be sent to collect arms in every village, promising themselves to collect the knives, guns, and other weapons, and to hand them over to the Afghans.
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Ellie's sister, Caitlin, jumps into his car; she is anxious to meet her secret partner for a holiday. Whilst driving, Lenny notices cables in the car and the ABS light is on. Realising what has happened, he orders Caitlin out of the car and tells everyone to keep back. Zinnie, coming out of her flat and unable to react in time, is fatally injured in the explosion.
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Corpses belonging to young men under the age of 30 were said to be lining the morgue. Prime Minister Golding said: "The government deeply regrets the loss of lives, especially those of members of the security forces and innocent, law-abiding citizens caught in the crossfire." Journalists were ordered to "keep back" by the military while buildings were burnt by cartel gunmen, and looting occurred.
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2 p. 559Kinloch 2007 pp. 318–9 Two small clashes between Beni Sakhr Arabs and Ottomans occurred before dark, but a cordon was put round the Ottoman force after the arrival of the 2nd Light Horse Brigade. The Beni Sakhr were warned to keep back, though they attempted to raid the hospital.Anzac Mounted Division General Staff War Diary AWM4-1-60-31 Part 2 Appendix 38 pp.
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The London to Brighton stagecoach began in 1760, and the Cock Hotel was the 9am stop for coaches leaving the city. Jackson's burial monument, Brompton In 1821, Jackson was asked to supply a force of unarmed men to preserve order at King George IV's Coronation, where he also served as a page. With his boxing connections, he selected 18 prizefighters to protect the King, and to keep back those unauthorized to attend.
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The Town of Newtown acquired the former Fairfield Hills Hospital property from the State of Connecticut in 2004. The Town of Newtown established the Fairfield Hills Authority, a municipal development agency, to implement new construction on the site. This calls for reserving a major portion of the property for municipal and cultural use, as well as passive and active recreational use. Today, most buildings on the campus are abandoned and not maintained, with warning signs to keep back from them.
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She also realizes that Gorman is responsible for the apparent mamba attack when he tries to stop her, and has the zoo's alarms set off. A police chase ensues as Gorman is pursued through the zoo. Gorman releases big cats from the carnivore house in the hopes of keep back the police, but it backfires and a group them chases Gorman and force him into the cage of a boa constrictor, who then slowly kills and devours him. In the epilogue, Jerry visits a convalescing Dr. Woodford in the hospital.
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Iowa, New Jersey, Missouri, and Wisconsin were assigned the colors orange, blue, red and green, respectively. Within each turret, a red stripe on the interior wall, inches from the railing, marked the boundary of the barrel's recoil, warning the crew to keep back. Cut away of a gun turret When brought into service during World War II the guns had a barrel life of roughly 290 rounds, limited in large part by the nitrated cellulose (NC) propellant. After World War II the Navy switched to smokeless powder diphenylamine (SPD), a cooler-burning propellant, which increased the barrel life from 290 to about 350 rounds.
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Today, the ongoing work to keep back the kudzu, its environmentally friendly plantings, and low-impact artificial lighting (despite significant development in East Asheville over the last few decades) has earned St. Luke's the honor of being certified in the North Carolina Wildlife Federation's F.A.I.T.H. program (Fellowship Actions Impacting The Habitat). The NCWF "recognizes and certifies places of worship of all denominations that meet the requirements for a wildlife–friendly habitat. The certification celebrates the beauty and importance of nature and focuses on shared responsibility of wildlife stewardship." Black bears and wild turkeys are sometimes seen along the western boundary, heading to or from Ross Creek.
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In 885, Byzantine general Nikephoros Phokas the Elder had a military detachment of Paulicians serving in Southern Italy. In 970, some 200,000 Paulicians on Byzantine territory were transferred by the emperor John Tzimisces to Philippopolis in Theme of Thrace and, as a reward for their promise to keep back "the Scythians" (in fact Bulgarians), the emperor granted them religious freedom. This was the beginning of a revival of the sect in the West, however the policy of transfer besides limited economical and military benefits for the empire's Western frontier was disastrous to the empire. Not only Paulicians did not assimilate among the natives, but successfully continued the conversion of natives to their heresy.
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When the Muslims fled from Uhud in 625, Safiyya met them with a spear in her hand, accusing them of deserting their prophet. Her son Al-Zubayr warned her, "Mother, keep back!" She approached and looked at what her son had tried to hide from her: the mutilated corpse of her brother Hamza. An elegy for Hamza is attributed to her: God the true, the Lord of the Throne, called him to live in Paradise in joy ... I'll never forget thee as long as the east wind blows, in sorrow and weeping, whether at home or in travel ... Would that my limbs and bones were there for hyenas and vultures to visit ...
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When she appears, she is no longer gray-haired and simply dressed, but has dyed her hair red and wears a beautiful gown. The transformation is Bea's brightest moment, and Al takes her around the floor in celebration. Al and Bea return to her home, obviously very much in love, and it appears Bea's fairy tale has reached its happy conclusion, but Al can no longer keep back the truth: he is married, and while he and his wife do not love each other, he will never end the union. This is all of Al that Bea will ever have, and the scene ends as she tries to come to terms with that.
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The Wars of the Jews, VII, vii, Flavius > Josephus Josephus also records that the people of Magog, the Magogites, were synonymous with the Scythians.The Antiquities of the Jews, I, vi, Flavius Josephus According to Andrew Runni Anderson,Anderson 1932. this merely indicates that the main elements of the story were already in place six centuries before the Quran's revelation, not that the story itself was known in the cohesive form apparent in the Quranic account. Similarly, St. Jerome (347–420 AD), in his Letter 77, mentions that, > The hordes of the Huns had poured forth all the way from Maeotis (they had > their haunts between the icy Tanais and the rude Massagetae, where the gates > of Alexander keep back the wild peoples behind the Caucasus).
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The completed painting was exhibited at the Royal Academy summer exhibition at Burlington House in 1871, with the subtitle "Le jeu est fait - Rien ne va plus" (French: "The stakes are set – No more bets"). It received mixed reviews - some critics preferred the repulsive realism of Doré, but Frith's work became so popular with the viewing public that a barrier was erected to keep back the crowd – an accolade rarely accorded: the previous two instances were Frith's The Derby Day in 1858, and David Wilkie's Chelsea Pensioners reading the Waterloo Dispatch in 1822. It was also exhibited at the Exposition Universelle in Paris in 1878. Frith then embarked on a Hogarthian series of paintings on moral subjects, The Road to Ruin, which follows the descending path of a wealthy young gentleman who becomes embroiled in gambling and loses his fortune.
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During the dispatch he would ride along on the side-step of the Chevrolet fire truck, never once falling off in all his dispatches. At the scene of a fire, he would first grab the nozzle of the hose with his mouth and bring it to the person in charge of using it, and if the hose was to become tangled during the process of fighting the fire he would untangle that part so that the water could flow more easily. In addition, he was particularly adept at crowd-control, and would patrol the cordon during a fire to keep back on lookers, barking at them to stop them coming too close to the fire. It has also been said that Bunkō was able to take himself to the hospital to get treated if he was sick.
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Exploding protein bombs or angry Nucleus enemies exert a large force over a wide area, which can break the various arrangements of cells the player may have constructed to fend off bacteria or virus. There is a sense of zombie pressure as the number of enemies build up and the player tries to keep their defences intact while harvesting protein fast enough. Other styles of level are also offered—some levels require the player to move cells from one section of the level to another to complete them, some are straight shootouts with no Nucleus enemies, or collect'em-ups in a dynamic environment. There are survival levels where the player is given a source of cells and have to keep back a more and more quickly expanding herd of bacteria and virus by arranging the cells in a free- form way.
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The high explosive grenade failed to detonate, saving Lt. Inouye from instant death but amputating most of his right arm at the elbow (except for a few tendons and a flap of skin) via blunt force trauma. Despite this gruesome injury, Lt. Inouye was again saved from likely death due to the blunt, low- velocity grenade tearing the nerves in his arm unevenly and incompletely, which involuntarily squeezed the grenade tightly via a reflex arc instead of going limp and dropping it at Inouye's feet. However, this still left him crippled, in terrible pain, under fire with minimal cover and staring at a live grenade "clenched in a fist that suddenly didn't belong to me anymore." Inouye's horrified soldiers moved to his aid, but he shouted for them to keep back out of fear his severed fist would involuntarily relax and drop the grenade.
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Throughout the campaign manager Mark Hughes mainly used Muniesa as back-up to Erik Pieters. Muniesa scored his first goals in English football on 23 September 2014, scoring both goals in a 2–1 League Cup third round victory over Sunderland. In December 2014, he began playing alongside Ryan Shawcross at centre-back due in place of the injured Marc Wilson. He helped Stoke keep back-to-back clean sheets in victories over Everton and West Bromwich Albion. Muniesa remained a regular in Mark Hughes' team before he suffered a hamstring injury in February 2015 which ruled him out for six weeks. He recovered to play in the final few matches of the season, in total he played 22 times for Stoke in 2014–15 as the Potters finished in 9th position for a second season running and they ended the campaign with an emphatic 6–1 victory against Liverpool.
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The plan goes wrong when the woman running the souvenir kiosk in Paris misunderstands her instructions due to a language mixup - the box of gold towers is marked with an 'R' (for 'Reserve') but she assumes she has to keep back any boxes marked 'A', which in French sounds like the English pronunciation of 'R'. Instead of holding back the specially-marked box of Eiffel Towers, she opens it and puts them out for sale. Pendlebury and Holland, who have adopted the names of "Al" and "Dutch", arrive to retrieve their disguised bullion only to find that six of the towers have been sold to a party of British schoolgirls. A wild chase back to Calais and the Channel ferry Canterbury follows but hold-ups to buy tickets and negotiate passport, customs and currency controls prevent them from boarding the ship carrying the girls in time.
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Hugh M. Cole: The Lorraine Campaign, Center of Military History, Washington, 1950, p. 432–434 Under pressure from the American artillery, and armored troops, the German units of the 462th Volks-Grenadier-Division eventually fell back on a more limited basis, before shutting themselves in the fort, West of Metz during the final assault on the old city of Lorraine. While the US military managed to pass the Moselle on November 18, 1944, the US command was forced to keep back forces to neutralize the elements of the 462th Volksgrenadier division still entrenched in the Group Fortification Francois de Guise and the forts surrounding. On the evening of November 23, 1944, shortly before midnight, the last detachments of the 379th Infantry Regiment withdraw from Moscou Farm, from the Farm St- Hubert, from the bunker south of Fort Guise and the Group Fortification Francois de Guise, leaving room for fresh troops of 5th Infantry Division.
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A higher duty is expected from parties to an insurance contract than from parties to most other contracts, in order to ensure the disclosure of all material facts so that the contract may accurately reflect the actual risk being undertaken. The principles underlying this rule were stated by Lord Mansfield in the leading and often-quoted case of Carter v Boehm (1766) 97 ER 1162, 1164, > Insurance is a contract of speculation... The special facts, upon which the > contingent chance is to be computed, lie most commonly in the knowledge of > the insured only: the under-writer trusts to his representation, and > proceeds upon confidence that he does not keep back any circumstances in his > knowledge, to mislead the under-writer into a belief that the circumstance > does not exist... Good faith forbids either party by concealing what he > privately knows, to draw the other into a bargain from his ignorance of that > fact, and his believing the contrary.See, generally, Parkington, ed., > MacGillivray and Parkington On Insurance Law, 8th ed.
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