Hemsworth, on the other hand, laid low — until Thursday.
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D He could have just laid low, but he hasn't.
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Anderson "The Spider" Silva, laid low by a moody gallbladder.
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So I laid low and just didn't do any strategizing whatsoever.
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The sun rose high, and wispy clouds laid low on the horizon.
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But the company was laid low after the Upper Big Branch explosion.
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After the financial crisis it was laid low by losses on derivatives trades.
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Shire has laid low since Lemonade made its big splash on HBO last Saturday.
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Even Mexican vacationers curbed travel and laid low when they did venture to Acapulco.
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Most of the politicians laid low by the scandal were dual citizens of Britain.
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I laid low and observed my surroundings, an ideal situation for my style of photography.
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The former president generally laid low during Donald Trump's first year in the White House.
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However, she laid low for months and did not claim her winnings until March 4.
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There's one more reason I'd prefer to see Mr. Trump laid low via the ballot.
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I've seen so many of the shows in Vegas, so I pretty much laid low.
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He laid low for three weeks, and now his first video back is a total rebrand.
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In fact, the world could yet be laid low by an oil monster on the prowl.
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But now it's been laid low — like chess, Go, and poker before it — by artificial intelligence.
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After attending rehab, he returned to Arkansas last March, but has laid low on social media.
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" Middle-aged men come to the show, he said, "and they are laid low by it.
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But I have seen presidents laid low by botched Congressional investigations that lead to special prosecutors.
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Lambert revealed the union over Valentine's Day weekend, and the new couple has laid low ever since.
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Glover laid low for the next few years, carefully crafting what would become FX TV series Atlanta.
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In part through such efforts, the Communists' political network stayed intact even as the military laid low.
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Former Prime Minister Matteo Renzi, the head of the Democratic Party, mostly laid low before the vote.
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Dunst and Franco continue to act, but the latter star has laid low following sexual misconduct allegations.
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It has laid low mighty men in Hollywood accused of sexual misdeeds and sporting heroes caught pumping drugs.
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Rob has laid low since the incident, but reportedly has finally apologized to his family for his behavior.
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Dukakis, however, hated discussing crime in this way and, laid low by flu, grumpily did his own thing.
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It wants to repeat this trick at GKN, which has been laid low by a series of problems.
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Snipes laid low for the weekend, using her lawyers to answer question at a news conference on Saturday.
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It was heartrending to see her laid low by an illness that we couldn't understand, much less identify.
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Maguire went on to star in several movies after "Spider-Man," but he's laid low for the most part.
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And he will find a wounded Church whose once-absolute authority has been laid low by sexual abuse scandals.
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Most first ladies have historically laid low when it came to broadcasting strong political views, opting for subtle cues, instead.
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In the hands of lesser creators, Emma might have been a heroine laid low by her own Strong Female Charactership.
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Many have been laid low by profligate governments, overstretched companies, mismatched balance-sheets, fickle foreign capital or volatile commodity prices.
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Said to have been brought in on the boat from Cape Town, it has laid low 80 percent of pupils.
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They laid low until midnight, then fled to a neighboring village, taking only a few dishes and some cooking pots.
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Over the past year, speculators have largely laid low due to a relentless crackdown on market manipulation and insider trading.
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Imagine being laid low and setting out on a rocky, bumpy, four-hour trip across the desert with no facilities.
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In recent elections, these UFO advocates have mostly laid low, ignored—if not openly mocked—by politicians seeking higher office.
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Besides a few comments in public gatherings and tweets from her personal account, Clinton has largely laid low since the election.
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President Obama has largely laid low since leaving the White House, though he's slowly been moving back into the public sphere.
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Go: David Mamet's new play "Bitter Wheat" stars John Malkovich as a film mogul laid low by his own sexual malfeasance.
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He was diagnosed with shingles in February and sustained an elbow injury in March before being laid low by illness last week.
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Carige has been laid low by years of mismanagement and an excessive exposure to the depressed economy of the northwestern Liguria region.
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Carige has been laid low by years of mismanagement and an excessive exposure to the depressed economy of Italy's northwestern Liguria region.
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In the days after her work was proclaimed by one of the world's most influential black female artists, Ms. Shire laid low.
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They all laid low, pretty much taking the greatest vacation none of the rest of us will ever be able to afford.
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Tom Steyer quit that same night, laid low by a distant third-place finish in the state where he'd pinned his hopes.
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They have found no equations, no way to predict who will be laid low, who will adjust or who will become stronger.
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The fast-casual restaurant company, laid low for years after a series of foodborne illness issues, is up more than 71% in 2019.
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Meanwhile, Cardi, 25, has laid low since the explosive fight and not appeared at any New York Fashion Week events since the incident.
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Nusra has mostly laid low since the partial cessation of hostilities, but opposition outrage over violations may have emboldened it to play spoiler.
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To ensure this transition was smooth, Kardashian laid low for a week with yellow hair before debuting her chic new look at NYFW.
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Blunt must have (deservedly) laid low the past two weeks, because she successfully hid all evidence of her new lack of baby bump.
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I laid low the first night and awoke the next day to find that my skin looked even redder and felt even tighter.
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For months, Rosario laid low in her old apartment, afraid to leave the house even to walk the dog when her kids visited.
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Some of the bay's corals hadn't recovered from the first bleaching; many of those which had been rallying were once again laid low.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Twice former winner Jose Maria Olazabal has pulled out of next month's U.S. Masters after again being laid low by rheumatoid polyarthritis.
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But even as it has laid low, it has continued to grow, and this deal is evidence that it's definitely not done for yet.
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Moore also laid low for a little more than a week; until Monday night, the candidate hadn't hosted a public event in 11 days.
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Would I stumble into a transcendent experience or end up in bed before midnight, laid low by decision paralysis and listening to old podcasts?
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To help with that and the healing process in general, I swished with a special periodontal mouthwash and laid low as best I could.
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"I've reinvented a couple times in my career, at least," said Mr. Cyrus, who has mostly laid low since Miley's post-Disney cultural emancipation.
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He then left the store on foot and walked to McDonald's, where he laid low for a few minutes ... before taking off on foot.
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Dockery laid low in the months following Dineen's death, but returned to work on Good Behavior — her first TV project following Downton — three months later.
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After all, he wouldn't be the first old-school warrior laid low by the dehumanizing forces of late-capitalism, forces possessed of powers beyond comprehension.
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David Vitter, a United States senator in her home state of Louisiana, was staggering toward a re-election year, laid low by a prostitution scandal.
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Even some of the president's own aides feared he might be laid low by a trip spanning five countries half a world away from home.
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Since returning to Hong Kong, he laid low, taking precautions in case Chinese agents target him again, but also speaking out for democracy and fundamental rights.
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This week, the couple laid low from paparazzi or any kind of interviews, but still made headlines thanks to what they do best: Instagram and tattoos.
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The truth is, Grande could've faded away from the limelight, laid low for months, and done away with her distinctive look to somehow mask her celebrity.
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Her five children are often laid low by vomiting and diarrhea, and the frequent bouts of illness make it hard for the adults to hold jobs.
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Forces in Iraq and Afghanistan were laid low by drug-resistant infections for many years before the military began a program in 2009 to tackle it.
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After a big week in Washington, which included the passing of the biggest overhaul to the criminal justice system in decades, Ivanka laid low for the holiday.
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The 35-year-old — once a staple on the Hollywood party scene — has laid low as of late, and she's changed her image from socialite to businesswoman.
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Prior to fighting Jeffries, Corbett had followed suit and laid low for quite some time; his last fight being a disqualification loss to Tom Sharkey in 1898.
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According to Shafer, powerful men laid low by recent allegations can rise again, like Mel Gibson and other once-disgraced figures, if they play their cards right.
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I never thought, after all I had suffered for my father, that I would be laid low, and almost in the same way, by my younger brother.
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Before I was laid low by hot flashes, panic-inducing adrenaline rushes and the constant oscillation between morbid sadness and killer rage, I'd prided myself on being fearless.
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According to reports, the emotional recovery was a difficult process for the shaken 36-year-old, who sought counseling after the incident and laid low until this month.
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This summer, Francia Raisa donated a kidney singer and actor Selena Gomez, who announced on Instagram Thursday morning that she laid low this summer due to the surgery.
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Laid low by serious illness, his iron grip on the island nation had loosened over the past decade, with full power passing to his brother Raul in 2008.
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The deal is the latest instance of a once-prominent name in retailing being laid low by the powerful forces reshaping how people shop (in other words: Amazon).
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Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen had laid low since six of its leaders were hanged in 2007 for attacks that included 500 bombs exploding on a single day in 2005.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Andy Murray is confident he will recover in time for the start of the French Open after the Briton was laid low by illness this week.
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Wang Yang and Han Zheng — the two of the seven Politburo Standing Committee members who had expressed support for the extradition bill — also laid low on Monday. Mrs.
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While Jenner has laid low since the news of her best friend's cheating scandal unfolded, she returned to Instagram late last night with a series of sexy pajama selfies.
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Raggi, who had secured a landslide victory by promising to clean up a city laid low by years of corruption and economic decline, came in 103rd out of 104.
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Wearing a gray T-shirt and red sweatpants, Cooper laid low in a baseball cap and sunglasses as Dern, 52, walked alongside him in a floral dress and sunglasses.
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The Siena-based bank has been laid low by ill-judged acquisitions and mismanagement and has the largest proportion of bad debts among Italian lenders compared to its capital.
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Among the many myths that were laid low in 2018, perhaps none was as welcome to throngs of live-event fans as the fantasy of the sold-out show.
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Now it has laid low Latin America's longest standing leader, a survivor of the region's leftist "pink tide" who swept to power in 2006 as Bolivia's first indigenous leader.
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Selena Gomez's friend gave her a kidney Major friendship goals: Selena Gomez laid low this summer because she received a kidney transplant from her friend and actress Francia Raisa.
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The 79-year old actor and comedian, known affably as "America's Dad" has been laid low by allegations that he drugged and assaulted several women over the course of decades.
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Economy President Trump is expected to announce an economic stimulus plan this afternoon in hopes of bolstering a market laid low by coronavirus fears and an upheaval in oil prices.
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Though there were plenty of groups, namely teams and tournament organizers, who saw the commercial potential in esports, publishers largely laid low, except to put on the occasional launch tournament.
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The image is one of desperation, as befits Mr. Malkovich's character, a film mogul by the name of Barney Fein who has been laid low by his own sexual malfeasance.
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"After his controversial confirmation, Justice Thomas laid low, voting far more often with the majority in divided cases than he did in later years, as did Gorsuch," Professor Epstein said.
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With the murder investigations in Los Angeles and New York stalled, Mr. Durst could have laid low, but in 2010 he made a decision to talk to journalists and filmmakers.
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Monica Ruiz, who played the woman who was gifted a Peloton bike in the ad, originally laid low amid the social-media backlash that followed her appearance in the commercial.
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Root's team were laid low by flu and gastroenteritis in South Africa and are cautious following the coronavirus outbreak that has killed over 3,000 people and infected more than 89,000 globally.
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The latest imbroglios involving White House personnel are taking place during a turbulent cultural conversation about sexual harassment, with powerful people being laid low by allegations that sometimes stretch back decades.
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Sometimes that means getting an easy regular-season win to maintain the top seed: Against the Lakers on Saturday, James laid low until it looked as if Los Angeles might win.
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I was sobered by the prospect of yet another company being laid low by an online superstore that trafficks in cloud-computing services, whose algorithms recommended inflatable furniture alongside literature in translation.
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Martin, sporting a beard and dressed casually in a trucker hat and T-shirt, laid low with Johnson, who wore a tan coat with her hair tied up in a loose bun.
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Odebrecht, which was laid low by a corruption investigation that has rippled across Latin America, filed for bankruptcy protection on Monday, kicking off one of Latin America's largest, in-court debt restructurings.
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They laid low for several decades, then had their coming-out party in the 1980s, when a diver harvesting sea urchins near Harpswell blundered into a motherlode of Belons in rocky, subtidal habitat.
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Celebrities boycotted the brand, a top exec stepped down and the designers laid low, but earlier this year they returned with an apology in Vogue for statements they say they did not mean.
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Deval Patrick has laid low since exiting the governor's office in 2015, but is remembered fondly in the party for his thunderous "grow a backbone" speech before the Democratic National Convention in 2012.
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Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen has laid low since six of its leaders were hanged in 2007 for attacks that included 500 bombs exploding almost simultaneously on a single day in 2005, some in Dhaka.
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Ascena Retail Group Inc, one of the few serial acquirers in U.S. apparel, has been laid low by its roughly $2.1 billion acquisition of Ann Inc, parent of work-wear line Ann Taylor.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street closed little changed in light trading on Monday as consumer discretionary gains countered losses in energy shares and investors laid low ahead of a U.S. Federal Reserve meeting.
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Pregnant Maggie is laid low, and the Saviors appear to have no women in their ranks, even though we just met a bunch of Savior women led by Paula a few weeks ago.
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When he looks at the global economy, he doesn't see America's privileged position as the world's largest economy; he sees a once-great country laid low by foreigners exploiting its generous trade practices.
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"We are at the helm of a sport that vast numbers of people live and breathe that has been laid low by this invisible and fast-moving opponent," UEFA's president, Aleksandr Ceferin, said.
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Following the comments, celebrities including Victoria Beckham and Elton John boycotted the brand, a top exec stepped down and the designers laid low for a while, with Dolce eventually issuing an apology in Vogue.
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Clinton has been laid low by a bout of pneumonia dramatically revealed by video footage of her being helped into a van in a state of near-collapse in New York City on Sunday.
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The session started late after final free practice was delayed because five out of the 10 Michelin tire fitters were laid low by sickness, meaning it took twice as long to prepare the bikes.
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His admittedly vicious, petty, over-the-top attacks and counter-punches have largely shielded his own record from scrutiny and laid low candidates who billed themselves as tough leaders able to take on America's enemies.
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It allowed for a president laid low by surgery or injury to voluntarily transfer their powers to the vice president and then easily get them back with a written declaration that he was healthy again.
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But they've mostly laid low since then, quietly teasing news about a new album and a world tour, which has fans champing at the bit for whatever "moving forward" meant this time for the band.
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Lambert revealed the union over Valentine's Day weekend, and the new couple has laid low ever since — though used the ACMs as an opportunity to make their relationship red carpet official, affectionately posing for photographers together.
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The former boss of chip designer ARM, East, took over Rolls three years ago when the company was laid low by multiple profit warnings due to declines in the oil price and older aero-engine programs.
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Still, I laid low for the next few days and opted to wear a hat on the handful of occasions when I went out, removing it only when the friends who knew wanted to take a peek.
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Perhaps in an effort to demonstrate that Ivanka Trump is serious about separating herself from the brand that bears her name, the first daughter laid low: She never issued a statement about Nordstrom nor the "grabyourwallet" boycott.
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The year was 1976, and her family — laid low by a series of missteps that included an ill-fated Evel Knievel stunt project on a jet-powered sled — appeared to reach financial bottom in West Hartford, Conn.
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In one scene, he's laid low by depression and has to tearfully accept the help offered to him by his new girlfriend, Nessa, while a hallucinated version of his late wife, Rhonda, harangues him in the background.
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Kardashian previously laid low for several months after news that she was expecting broke, only confirming her pregnancy shortly before Christmas with a black-and-white photograph of her own hands and Thompson's wrapped around her bare stomach.
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Not only did the knee surgery throw a curve ball into the season, Federer has also been laid low with a viral illness and he was forced to pull out of the French Open with a back injury.
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The 5-Star, part of the executive with the far-right League, has repeatedly railed against scandals in the national banking sector, laid low by a deep recession and under pressure because of its exposure to domestic sovereign bonds.
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Jenner, 21, who has laid low on Instagram since the cheating scandal news broke, posted two late-night selfie videos from her kitchen in which she flaunted her stomach in a leopard print cropped pajama top and matching bottoms.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi named 10 new ministers, including the finance and investment portfolios, in a cabinet reshuffle on Wednesday meant to help revive an economy laid low by years of political turmoil and militant violence.
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"We are at the helm of a sport that vast numbers of people live and breathe that has been laid low by this invisible and fast-moving opponent," UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin said after announcing the postponement on Tuesday.
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Thompson is so luminous as a striker, so quick and subtle, so in control of distance and range, so masterful with movement and angles, so at ease, that even greatness on the level of Rory MacDonald's was laid low by it.
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The tale of a frontier wife, Jane (Natalie Portman), in the New Mexico Territory, enlisting a former lover (Joel Edgerton) to defend home and hearth after her husband has been laid low did not seem to be an unreasonable scenario.
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"At President Trump's hands, American leadership has been laid low, and American foreign policy has become nothing more than a tool to advance his own interests," said House Foreign Affairs Committee Chair Eliot Engel (D-NY), who introduced the resolution.
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He's visited hospitals in some African countries where people were laid low by terrible motorbike injuries, which can lead to all sorts of economic and social hardships down the road for their entire families when they aren't treated properly, he said.
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Trump has largely laid low during the first 100 days of her father's presidency, making rare public appearances on panels and one brief speech to students at an event supporting STEM eduction, as well as a single interview with CBS News.
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The 34-year-old, laid low by a flu-like bug, smashed a front wing and collected a penalty for a pitlane offence, while even the usually well-drilled Mercedes took nearly a minute to change his tires and front wing.
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Italian banks, laid low by a mountain of bad loans left behind by a deep recession, have been raising capital in recent years and shed some 80 billion euros ($99 billion) in soured debt from a peak of 360 billion euros.
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In Paris, after the unfortunate first-class throw-up episode, Dean was laid low for a day, so Paulina and I went up to Montmartre to take in the views and have lunch at a cafe on the Place des Abbesses.
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"There is a fog-of-war atmosphere here that inhibits good policy making," said Paul Blustein, a former Washington Post reporter and the author of "Laid Low: Inside the Crisis that Overwhelmed Europe and the I.M.F.," which will be out in October.
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Italian banks, laid low by a mountain of bad loans left behind by a deep recession, have been raising capital in recent years and shed some 80 billion euros ($99 billion) in soured debt from a post-recession peak of 360 billion euros.
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Jenner, 21, had laid low on social media since the cheating scandal news broke, but then posted two late-night selfie videos from her kitchen early Thursday morning, in which she flaunted her stomach in a leopard print cropped pajama top and matching bottoms.
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The anti-junta opposition has laid low since Prayuth toppled Yingluck's government in a 2014 coup, confident in its ability to win back power at the ballot box and keen to avoid a confrontation with a junta that has quashed any sign of dissent.
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NRG itself was swept up in a wave of bankruptcies about 15 years ago, the result of power companies spending big to acquire new plants, only to be laid low by a slump in power prices and the Western energy crisis of 2000 and 2001.
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The recipe is a riff on the hot open-faced turkey sandwiches (above) that I used to eat in New York diners six or eight times a year, most often around this season, when turkey can bring comfort to those laid low by holiday cheer.
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Then there was perhaps the most famous Buffett bailout of all: that of Salomon Brothers in 1987, which began with the businessman buying shares in the investment bank at a time when Wall Street firms were laid low because of exposure to junk bonds.
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Instead, she's laid low since the elections, calling members to lend counsel –– and receive it –– ahead of Congress's return to Washington on Monday, when her Caucus will huddle under much grimmer conditions than those surrounding their pre-election exodus from Capitol Hill in September.
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At the same time, there has been a stunningly surprising British election, which has brought within easy reach of power the most radical British Labour leader ever, despised by his own party until the day before yesterday, and laid low the post-Brexit Tories.
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And the lesson Mr Trump has taken from Cohn's ultimate defeat at the hands of hated bureaucrats—he was disbarred a few weeks before he died in 1986—was not the importance of playing by the rules but rather the perils of being laid low by illness.
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Italian banks have been laid low by a recession that pushed soured loans up to nearly one fifth of total lending, forcing them to write down debt for 138 billion euros ($165 billion)in the past five years — wiping out profits and capital in the process.
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"At President Trump's hands, American leadership has been laid low, and American foreign policy has become nothing more than a tool to advance his own interests," said Representative Eliot L. Engel, Democrat of New York and the chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee, who introduced the measure.
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James A. Gagliano -- lifelong lover of the NFL's Atlanta Falcons, a team lit up (and then laid low) by legendary quarterback Michael Vick -- made the case directly to Trump that Vick, who was sentenced to 23 months on dog-fighting charges in 2007, should be pardoned.
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"At President Trump's hands, American leadership has been laid low, and American foreign policy has become nothing more than a tool to advance his own interests," said Representative Eliot L. Engel, Democrat of New York and the chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee, who introduced the measure.
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Attorney General Mark Herring, who admitted earlier in the week that he, too, had dressed in blackface in the 1980s, has laid low for the week, calling top Virginia Democrats from behind closed doors to offer emotional apologies as a way to move past the controversy.
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Often a surrogate for Trump's wife Melania in fulfilling the traditional role of a First Lady hopeful, she has laid low since her heated interview with Cosmopolitan earlier this month—which she cut short after the reporter asked about Donald Trump's assertion that pregnancy is "inconvenient" for business.
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In fact, they can be laid low by something as insignificant as a broken bolt or a can of soda — which, when resting against the third rail, might heat up and ignite a scrap of newspaper, causing a track fire, the source of hundreds of delays every month.
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The play was born at a time when Athens' great democracy had been laid low — a theme as resonant recently in the United States as it was in Greece two years ago, when Nikos Karathanos' modern, large-cast staging of "The Birds" made its debut at the open-air Ancient Theater of Epidaurus.
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I know this is how stories work — the heroes must be laid low before they can take out the villains — but because Negan is less a character than a wall the characters have to climb over to get to the next part of the story, he crumbles a little more every time you scrutinize him.
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Contributing Opinion Writer For the judicial icon otherwise known as R.B.G., Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's past few roller-coaster months have included being lionized by Hollywood, laid low by cancer surgery, and most recently issuing one of the Supreme Court term's more important decisions, placing limits on civil forfeiture, within a day of returning to the bench.
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Mildred, laid low by one of those cancers which kill you in a weekend, can no longer eat, is sucking on a piece of ice, has a tube up her nose, and when Verna leans over the bed to ask if there's anything she can do, Mildred shoots her a look, moves the tube aside, and says, Verna, I'd give the world right now for one of your Martinis.
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Still, things are different when you find out some fighter you admire has been laid low not by a stray punch or ill-advised pre-fight takedown or an unfortunate deep cut but by collapses of a nature far bleaker and more disheartening: by age and infirmity, those cruel inevitabilities that will make any mixed martial arts fan feel helpless and contemplative, even philosophical, in a way a flash knockout in the gym never could.
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When we talk about those early literacy skills, from vocabulary to book handling to dialogic reading, we are talking about critical brain development, about so much learning that can happen when all the pieces are in place before children get to school: a caring adult who is not laid low by other problems, not too distracted to pay attention, a household sufficiently organized to allow for routines, a "print-rich" environment in which there are appealing books available, suited to the child's age, and a pattern established early of reading together for pleasure.
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However you spent Friday and Saturday, I think today would be a good one to break down your kitchen completely — to reorganize cabinets, throw out old spices and recycle all of those mismatched plastics you've been hoarding since Thanksgiving, to edit the refrigerator and freezer, to restock the pantry, maybe to order some new drinking glasses to fill out the collection laid low by holiday breakage these last few months, and absolutely to give your stove a deep, deep clean from burners down to the inside of the oven. Really.
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