"Leake is good at nibbling on the corners," Thames said.
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Education policy is still nibbling at the edges of reform.
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So will Marlon Bundo soon be nibbling on a sequel?
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At dusk, the deer arrived, nibbling the crab apple blossoms.
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"It's a great morning cheese," Michelson comments, nibbling a chunk.
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This can also help you avoid mindless nibbling during stressful work.
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Puma isn't just nibbling around the edges of basketball endorsement contracts.
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Before long, Juri is in Osamu and Shota's house nibbling croquettes.
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For those who have never bought the stock, I would start nibbling.
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"He really was nibbling the first two innings," said Price, of Adleman.
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Early nibbling bio-techs and techs began to lift the Russell [2000].
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But after a few days of nibbling hemp, Ricochet seemed more content.
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Three-foot-tall donkeys milled among them, nibbling on the hay bales.
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The bars all featured exotic cocktail lists and fashionable tapas for nibbling.
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We're nibbling crinkle cut fries and sneaking snips of his 2014 Prosecco.
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" But the manager conceded that Gray was "still nibbling a little bit.
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For far too long, we've been nibbling around the edges at it.
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"It's not even nibbling around the edges, what they did," said Rep.
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Nibbling defeats dieting, but Sego at mealtime helps you through the Temptation Hours.
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One should start nibbling only in those stocks where valuations have become attractive.
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Whatever adjustments might still be made appear to be nibbling around the margins.
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They were eating her beloved hostas, nibbling the hydrangea and devouring the arborvitae.
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Make due by nibbling a nearby block of cheese into an egg shape.
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Another man stood near the back of the crowd, nibbling on a sandwich.
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You're basically forced to relax while she's nibbling — if you tense up, it hurts.
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For one, eating during the evening often goes hand in hand with mindless nibbling.
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More videos followed: lorises clutching tiny umbrellas and nibbling shyly on balls of rice.
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A press photo showed the raptor nibbling steak tartare out of the drone's payload.
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The couple sat at the bar, each drinking a martini and nibbling on popovers.
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No squirrel perched on the rim of a trash can nibbling a discarded crust.
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He's married but he wants her for his own nibbling, as a sexual bibelot.
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I concur, having found pleasure nibbling on chicken wings and drumsticks with similar features.
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It's time to start nibbling in as a consolidation is expected in the coming week.
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You can do this hours in advance, or while your guests are nibbling hors d'oeuvres.
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"We're not going to solve our housing crisis by nibbling at the edges," she said.
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The woman nibbling on the pretzel finishes her snack, and hugs him before walking off.
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He told CNBC on Monday that he's nibbling at some stocks after the market's move lower.
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Mobile-only "neobanks" that do not bear the cost of branches are nibbling at customer bases.
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Downing a bowl of buttery pasta or nibbling a slice of fresh bread simply feels good.
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After nibbling, you can commit to a more formal sit-down meal at the Lohan Restaurant.
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Some believe they're caused by ants and termites who are nibbling at the roots of plants.
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Twelve years sober, he sips from a virgin Bloody Mary whilst nibbling at a charcuterie plate.
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"Daily Active Users" exposes the failure underlying Pied Piper's success, the termites nibbling at the foundation.
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Ethan Brown, of Beyond Meat, suspects that nibbling plant patties doesn't exude the same macho vibe.
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I loved the intense flavor of the broth and nibbling on the salty long-cooked onions.
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"It's cold in Spain this time of year," Jordi said, nibbling nonjudgmentally on a Pret croissant.
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Around me, 30 or so people sit in plush leather chairs nibbling on catered tea sandwiches.
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Getting serious about climate change would require more than nibbling around the edges of energy policy.
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The former HHS secretary argued that the move amounts to "nibbling at the sides" of the ACA.
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He says he's tired of "nibbling around the edges" and wants to get back to big projects.
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A gentleman farmer, Dr. McCay applied his theories to himself, nibbling on morsels from his own fields.
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Secret treasures lay everywhere: a stone girl at the bottom of a pond, fish nibbling her feet.
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Also the foie gras sausage on the menu, and the snacks for nibbling: fried chickpeas, jerky popcorn.
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"We can't just keep nibbling around the edges of a system that no longer works, "Buttigieg said.
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On Syria, Trump's team had been quietly nibbling away at the tweeted position of an immediate withdrawal.
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Not wanting to be a wine snob, I happily sip away while nibbling on a Besan roti.
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"My view is that's where the real values are, and I would do some nibbling there," he said.
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Doll, however, said he was "nibbling" at beaten-up health care and technology stocks amid the sell-off.
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But, for now, it's start-ups like Xenetas, nibbling away at the industry's inefficiencies, that are making waves.
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These start-ups are nibbling at the industry's fringes, where Uber and Lyft — at least officially — don't go.
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Gravely we reviewed the various figures in Talisman's orbit — while nibbling happily on the breakfast Sarai had brought.
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This nibbling at the edges doesn't grapple with the implications of allowing these data collection programs to proliferate.
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He doesn't seem to trust his fastball, and as a result has turned to nibbling around the zone.
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Less clear is whether a president can reduce the size of a monument beyond nibbling around the edges.
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His early A.S.M.R. videos, featuring finger flutters, mic-nibbling and breathy storytelling, began racking up millions of views.
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One imagines Tyson and Hormel executives nodding at this forward-thinking pitch while nibbling contentedly on Vienna sausages.
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She was nibbling on something sweet and sticky she had found in an uncovered bowl in the refrigerator.
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This is known as "nibbling" when pitchers do it, but it appeared to be working, at least in 2015.
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Taurus' erogenous zone is the ears, so nuzzling, nibbling or stroking the ears is a good move for foreplay.
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I notice that the handlers are not just feeding the dog treats, but are also nibbling the treats themselves.
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When you're nibbling on your nails, you're also ingesting all the germs your hands have collected throughout the day.
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All of these are entities that lurk in the uncanny valley, nibbling grotesquely at the edges of our unconscious.
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But, "I think it's going to be hard for us to keep nibbling away at that number," Wadleigh said.
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Lee would later move on to hashish, carrying it around in little bags and nibbling on it like edibles.
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Howard had stayed for an hour, nibbling on finger foods, then left with Lucey, filled with the Christmas spirit.
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So that's how the rest of Saturday was spent—nibbling on all the wholesome techno that was on offer.
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By the time the drinks are poured, you'll be able to pass around a steaming tray for immediate nibbling.
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In East Asia and Eastern Europe, revisionist authoritarian powers are coercing their neighbors and nibbling away at the international order.
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For many, the best part of baking sweet treats is nibbling at the dough before it even hits the oven.
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Pennywise (played by Bill Skarsgard) has been nibbling on the raw end, based on the blood smeared around his smile.
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I want to eat eggs from chickens that are scratching outside and exposed to the sun and nibbling on greens.
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There's a small pigeon nibbling on a discarded artisan pastry outside the cafe where I write this—is he cool?
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Sales of meat analogues are growing at steady clip of 23 percent a year, nibbling out a decent market share.
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I spend the rest of the night nibbling on gingersnaps my mom gave me and watching more Grace and Frankie.
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An elegant group, sipping pink wine and nibbling canapés, the women include retired teachers, school principals and longtime Democratic activists.
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On day 22 I'm standing in the kitchen nibbling on some breakfast with several other crew mates when suddenly—CRACK.
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A lawn outside Kotka's large house was being trimmed by a small robot, wheeling itself forward and nibbling the grass.
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"Nibbling around the edges of the problem is no longer enough -- the urgency of the moment demands more," she added.
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He frowned at my questions, nibbling on wedges of cheese during most of the interview, but he still answered gamely.
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He sat on a curb nibbling on a $3 piece of multigrain toast and complaining about the $5 orange juice.
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Editors at other publications assigned think pieces about Fieri: journalism's pilot fish, nibbling on flesh snagged between the predator's teeth.
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Before the show even goes live, I am already sipping on a cocktail and nibbling on a meat and cheese board.
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He is unlikely to run out of energy either thanks to the dried fruit snacks he was nibbling during the changeovers.
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Sam Yong's The Tell-Tale Heart shows a vivid and crisply painted crow nibbling out the inside of a dead rabbit.
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Even the non-religious among us are bound to find ourselves popping jelly beans and nibbling on chocolate bunnies this weekend.
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The boss seemed avuncular and boyish, easy to laugh and apt to joke, nibbling his nails and shifting in his chair.
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The last thing you want to see when diving in the ocean is a great white shark nibbling at your toes.
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A daughter of Nancy Pelosi, the former House speaker, she grew up enswathed in the canapé-nibbling culture of donor courting.
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Apple is also feeling the heat from Asian phone manufacturers, who have been nibbling at its mobile business from both sides.
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Nibbling just a few nuts a day can also help reduce your risk of cancer, especially if they're the right kind.
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Nibbling isn't allowed, but families can still register for the remaining places in Lovitch's "Gingerbread Lane" workshops this weekend and Dec.
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"He needs to step out and do something that would really have impact, instead of nibbling around the edges," said Cummings.
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Just one more thing that sounds minor but ends up nagging at the corners of your consciousness, nibbling away at the illusion.
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For the next four decades, Ramin says her back pain was like a small rodent nibbling at the base of her spine.
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It's a whole lot of book in a deceptively small package, nibbling on the corners of big ideas without swallowing them whole.
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On a recent day, the two-legged visitors moved casually from yard to yard in the morning rain, nibbling as they went.
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He becomes dreamy about swifts (birds that resemble swallows) while nibbling on their favorite insects, as if they were winged mixed nuts.
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Ten steps to our left, and we're at the salad garden, where Batali is nibbling on a few leaves of peppery arugula.
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Mostly, they sail elegantly over bodies of water, waddle through patches of grass, and do that weird nibbling thing to clean themselves.
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Ms. Benson and Ms. Flowers were sitting in a bakery around the corner from the theater, drinking tea and nibbling vegan treats.
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Apart from soldiers stationed to guard it, a stray cat nibbling at discarded army rations seems to be the building's only inhabitant.
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Since I started nibbling them, buttered and sprinkled with sea salt, as an afternoon snack every day, they won't last much longer.
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A former athlete at Morehouse College, Richmond routinely hits 80-plus on the speed gun, stymieing GOP hitters and nibbling around the corners.
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"I think these are levels, if you have a lot of cash, where you can pick a stock and start nibbling," he said.
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Bao Bao has already mastered a few commands in her new language and is now nibbling on the corn buns with little complaint.
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But without these fundamental changes, the Catholic Church is just nibbling around the edges — and the problem of priestly sexual abuse will continue.
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"That may help, but it still is nibbling at the side," Price told the World Health Care Congress, according to The Washington Times.
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Once again, video from last month appears to show Marchand nibbling at the cheek and neck of Toronto Maple Leafs center Leo Komarov.
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He planned to focus on the city's cosmopolitan night life, nibbling kibbe, drinking arrack, and taking in the vibe at beachside night clubs.
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When I arrived, the artist Eduardo Navarro was already seated at a Formica-clad four-top, nibbling at a plate of mozzarella sticks.
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" As the leaf passes from claw to nibbling mouth, it crumbles, until "tattered and torn, it lay in pieces at the animals' feet.
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The declaration that she takes a Class A drug does not distract her from nibbling a chunk of salmon in her taco bowl.
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Teams crave disciplined power hitters, who can intimidate many pitchers into nibbling around the edges of the strike zone, driving up pitch counts.
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Maybe, I thought briefly, while nibbling on a very fancy chocolate bar my roommate bought in Vermont, network television was getting a little better.
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AS MUSLIMS HAVE for centuries, Ahmed Toufiq broke his Ramadan fast by nibbling a date while the call to prayer echoed across the Nile.
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The careers page features images of an open office space complete with sweater-knit upholstered sofas and blissful staffers nibbling salad and steamed rice.
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It's likely the holiday easiest to splurge and overeat, return for second, third and more helpings and endless after-meal nibbling when cleaning up.
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It was the beginning of Ramadan, and I felt self-conscious nibbling on the toddy-palm cake his housekeeper had set out for me.
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Authorities say it's because of the way human bodies decompose and how feet are protected by shoes from the elements and nibbling marine creatures.
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One recent night, Mr. Hynes was sitting in DeSalvio Playground in NoLIta, nibbling on a peanut butter cookie as the sun began to shrug.
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Disrupting this rhythm — by eating late meals or nibbling on midnight snacks, for example — could be a recipe for weight gain and metabolic trouble.
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It felt as though this beverage had been designed to be sipped slowly at a stand-up drinks party while nibbling on delicate canapés.
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Key quote: "That may help, but it still is nibbling at the side," Price told the World Health Care Congress, according to multiple reports.
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In essence, he is suggesting a compromise between blind faith and nibbling on the fruit of the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil.
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In addition to nibbling tours and aromatherapy Wellness Whiff Walks, guests can try to spot the fairies living in tiny houses made from repurposed gourds.
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Unfortunately for patrons but fortunately for Ratatouille fans on Twitter, a nice rat was spotting nibbling its way through an NYC pie display on Monday.
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Nibbling around the edges with cuts to non-discretionary spending is not a solution to the long-term fiscal challenges that face the United States.
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Researchers have lately gathered evidence that a drive to detoxify could explain why parrots often converge on clay flats and start nibbling at the ground.
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Give them a finger of your Kit Kat and they'll destroy it, nibbling away until it's just an exposed wafer on the verge of breaking.
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In season six, he was that Westeros guy nibbling on psychedelic weirwood bark, mumbling endlessly about being "the Three-Eyed Raven" and not "wanting" anything.
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You start by nibbling on meats and cheeses, possibly pigs in blankets, and by the time the bird emerges from the oven, you're already full.
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By day, it has a family-friendly vibe, with young mothers nibbling on avocado toasts and egg sandwiches, their fancy strollers parked within arm's length.
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We sat in Aunt Fanny's overheated living room for about an hour—sipping cold tea, nibbling stale crackers, and listening to her say mean things.
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Over the years, the plan has entailed sacrifices: as forests regenerated, goats were sold and banned for 10 years to stop them nibbling green shoots.
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Allow us to interrupt your post-Thanksgiving pie nibbling and online shopping with our weekly cheat sheet to the top stories in business and tech.
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Several dozen members pootle about the grounds of a country manor in the village of Ide Hill, in Kent, nibbling salmon canapés and admiring the moat.
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Rachel and I started nibbling on it politely and then after a few minutes just went to town and ate the entire fish with our hands.
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Every hour felt like four, and I spent my days throwing up, nibbling on saltines, and watching anything that could distract me for even a moment.
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Missile improvements also threaten the ability of the carriers' air wings to do what is required of them, nibbling away at their very reason for being.
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Signs of nibbling from these mammals during the colder months are often are the first indication that rabbits live in an old field or woodland edge.
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But he regressed to the pitcher he had been earlier in the season — nibbling around the plate, unable to put hitters away on two-strike counts.
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And if nighttime nibbling is a problem for you, here's a tip that's worked well with my clients: "Close the kitchen" at a specific time each evening.
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Once warm, the actors arranged themselves on and around a rehearsal sofa, clutching empty cocktail glasses and nibbling the vegan macaroons an assistant stage manager had baked.
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Record crude oil volumes from the United States are expected to head to Asia in the coming months, nibbling away the market share of OPEC and Russia.
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"Niche players may only have a small share compared to Victoria's Secret, but their innovative approaches mean they are nibbling away at its market share," Saunders said.
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After knocking Bryan for his bim bi bap, he summons the full depth of his contempt for Dimonda over his cabbage-nibbling at a Vietnamese takeout joint.
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On Saturday, he positioned himself to become the first repeat champion since Curtis Strange in 123 by nibbling around Shinnecock Hills' greens with his off-speed stuff.
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Like in Bill's candy shop at the beginning of "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory," people were excitedly perusing different flavors of chocolate and nibbling on samples.
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This isn't a typical first novel, if by "typical first novel" we mean a minor-chord and semi-autobiographical nibbling expedition around the margins of a life.
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Today, however, it appears as if something has been nibbling at Mr. Redwine's grid design, because if you look very carefully, something is amiss in this grid.
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When the "free speech" canard started nibbling away at me, around 2012 or so, it seemed as goofy as the idea of Donald Trump becoming president. Oops.
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Nibbling and sucking foods directly off a silicone bone might reduce spoon fatigue, she explained, and perhaps even put spacefarers in touch with humanity's most ancient foodways.
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The most gracious animal of the year award goes to none other than this precious deer who, after nibbling up some treats, expressed the sweetest gestures of gratitude.
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For years, craft brew has been nibbling away at the margins of big beer, but it's the lager part of the beer business that attracts the most customers.
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Gross margin grew 6% year-on-year to 59.5% in the quarter, as foreign currency effects moved back into favor after two years of nibbling away at profitability.
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Another development nibbling at sentiment was news that the United States plans to proceed with the formal extradition from Canada of Chinese tech giant Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou.
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However, lunch sales have been in a decline over the last few years, with more workers staying at the office and nibbling their midday meals at their desks.
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Most are gentle herbivores that feed by scraping algae from wet stones or tree bark or, unfortunately, nibbling on the tender new leaves of your favorite garden plants.
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IT IS a rite of passage for any French politician seeking high office to linger at the annual Paris agricultural fair, petting heaving bulls and nibbling regional charcuterie.
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Not journalists, I soon realize, but attendees, all nibbling on fruit salad, sipping coffee from the breakfast spread (included with the $214 ticket fee) and breathless with excitement.
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Studies show that chronically disrupting this rhythm — by eating late meals or nibbling on midnight snacks, for example — could be a recipe for weight gain and metabolic trouble.
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My dad always said that the best part of the Thanksgiving turkey was nibbling the crisp, fatty bits of skin that fell off his knife as he carved.
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To battle the ultra-low-cost carriers that have been nibbling away at its market share, in Paris-based Air France recently introduced a new airline called Joon.
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I used the remaining intact cookies to conduct an informal dissection, pulling the biscuits apart and nibbling the components individually, covering my keyboard in crumbs in the process.
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Like a mouse nibbling cheese, she'd steal $30 at a time from her dad's stash to buy bags of brown powder, until all of the money — $2,0003 — was gone.
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The recent protests may be only nibbling at the edges of the established religious order, but they are symbolic of a broader unease that could turn into something bigger.
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Few summer joys come close to nibbling on those succulent kernels, slicked with lots of butter and just a sprinkle of salt, and feeling them pop in my mouth.
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Others milled around nibbling burritos and tortilla chips from the Fort Greene cantina Pequeña, brought in to ensure that the "brunch" in Honky Tonk Brunch included more than booze.
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"What we're seeing happen is that all this vast wave of direct-to-consumer brands is nibbling around edges of Amazon and beating them on buying experience," Taylor said.
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Take a three-year-old to the zoo, and she intuitively knows that the long-necked creature nibbling leaves is the same thing as the giraffe in her picture book.
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Is it nibbling, is it taking a large chomp, where are we in that… What do you think will be different about 3D and where are we in format standardization?
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But how this nibbling leads to a system that all can rely on—and who pays for the parts of it that are public, rather than private, goods—remains obscure.
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Long walks in the heather amid the nibbling midges are also likely to be on the vacation to-do list, while inside the castle there are traditional parties and dances.
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That's thanks to a close-up of Gomez's perfectly exfoliated and moisturized lips, which alternate between mouthing the words to her new tune and seductively nibbling on her manicured fingers.
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In 1588, a Portuguese missionary in what is now Mozambique named João dos Santos wrote about spotting a small brown bird nibbling on on the beeswax candles in his church.
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Sure, we may have been a tad over-retailed, and sure, e-commerce has been nibbling away at brick and mortar store, but higher retail prices from a BAT tax?
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Probably not while nibbling scallop crudo topped with meyer lemon, cannabis-infused charred ramp oil, chamomile, rhubarb, and black salt, but in the same spirit and with the same purpose.
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I strolled through the market, perusing $2 bunches of rhubarb and $5 baskets of red potatoes while nibbling on a tasty sample of sheep's milk cheese from LoveTree Farmstead Cheese.
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And the company must fight off huge competitors like Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat, which are nibbling away at features that make Twitter so delightful to more than 320 million people.
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So if they really want to take it to its logical conclusion, that would be one way to go instead of just nibbling at the edges like they've been doing.
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I bought salad mixes with edible flowers from the farmers market and stood over the counter in my cottage's kitchen, nibbling at the petals like I imagined a snail would.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Untitled, Lorna Mills, 2015Artist Lorna Mills has built a decades-spanning dazzling menagerie from such gifs (no text), of animals humping, dancing, nibbling, boogying.
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If he starts nibbling corn dogs or deep-fried Snickers bars, we'll know he's thinking one-I and gearing up to hit the state fair there two summers from now.
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As the words "cage-free" creep onto egg cartons and menus, you might imagine that these birds roam around on green pastures, nibbling grass and laying eggs at their leisure.
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They're asking colleagues to pass a new bill that would, among other things, bar motorists from sipping on a cup of coffee or nibbling on a burger while behind the wheel.
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In fact, he even decided to add a new item to the list: Until there are more boxes checked off, Cramer recommended only nibbling at the stocks of high-quality companies.
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And what's the piece about: a Goya-like jibe at art world grandiosity and dumbness by someone who has done very well by nibbling away at the hand that feeds him?
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But his possession-receiver profile seems to fit the plan with Dak Prescott under center: don't take too many chances and try to march the ball down the field by nibbling.
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In lab experiments, even tiny corals, the organisms that make up reefs, have been observed nibbling on a confetti of broken down plastic fragments similar to what swirls through the depths.
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In the highlands, the royals like to entertain friends, hold dances, picnic and go on shooting parties – all the while battling the nibbling little flies that stalk the heather-covered mountainsides.
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There are several possible reasons, arborists say, including low soil moisture and dry winds over the winter; rapid temperature fluctuations; damage from road salt; nibbling animals and insects; and air pollution.
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"I think what is going to carry us Democrats is not playing it safe," she said, warning that the party's nominee should not be "nibbling around" structural problems in US society.
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When I arrived, the shades were fully drawn, as if a séance were in session, but inside I found a group of nine older men nibbling on plates of Ethiopian vegetarian food.
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We can't know for sure if by mistakes she means nibbling on that questionable, shellfish platter at the Polk County meet-and-greet -- or not going to Wisconsin and Michigan to campaign.
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In the highlands, the royals like to entertain friends, hold dances, picnic and go on shooting parties — all the while battling the nibbling little flies that stalk the heather-covered mountain sides.
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I loved the food writer Charlotte Druckman's crunchy-salty-sweet cacio e pepe shortbread (really more of a cocktail snack), which I'm looking forward to nibbling with a glass of something bubbly.
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There are plenty of Democratic members of Congress who are content nibbling around the edges of climate policy and concerned with passing a bipartisan package that Republicans can get on board with.
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As I sat perched at my judges podium, nibbling on a breath mint that had kindly been provided along with tissues, water, dental floss and a pen, I looked around at crowd.
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If you made everybody do meatless Mondays or taco-free Tuesdays or whatever's next, you're still nibbling away at less than 1 percent, unless you can get billions of people to do it.
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In Gallery 23, a rabbit nibbling a carrot in Henri Rousseau's painting "The Rabbit's Meal" (1908) is said to assist Saint Catherine, who is in a painting from another gallery, to reach heaven.
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Both the Senate and House have already started nibbling around the edges of legislation with the House voting to exempt small ISPs from certain rules, followed by a Senate subcommittee following suit. Sens.
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Front Burner Just steps from Fifth Avenue's shopping bag scrum, you can sip a coffee in quiet luxury, perhaps nibbling a croissant or more substantial panini imagined by Cesare Casella, the consulting chef.
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HAVANA — In the heart of Old Havana along the city's historic Cathedral Square, a restored colonial mansion housing a popular tourist restaurant is packed with travelers sipping mojitos and nibbling on plantain chips.
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Accidentally nibbling a small leaf or two in your tomato salad won't hurt, but eating a large number of tomato leaves - for example, using them as greens in a salad - could be dangerous.
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After the video was released, people took to Twitter to discuss Baby Chicago nibbling on her dad's fist, how cute little Sainty is, and the awkward comments Kanye made about his wife's money advice.
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The Dolans clearly show not the slightest sign that they take that deadline seriously — unsurprisingly, what with City Hall and Albany declining to challenge them, only nibbling around the edges to fix Penn Station.
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During her summer holiday, the monarch usually entertains many of her immediate family members with picnics and shooting parties — all the while battling the nibbling little flies that stalk the heather-covered mountain sides.
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"A strategic interest, I think, is to operate at scale, with impact, so that we can dismantle a large part of the infrastructure in one go, rather than nibbling away at it," Wainwright said.
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And so I cut, moving my hips in rhythm to the arc of the scythe's swing, shuffling forward bit by bit, nibbling away at the foot-long grass and depositing it on my left.
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Sipping cocktails and nibbling canapés on a terrace overlooking the MoMA sculpture garden, the 150 or so guests were entertained by the musician Butterscotch, a "retro-futuristic, voice percussionist virtuosa," as her website says.
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The film shows sows with bloody and mangled teats; pregnant sows gnawing on the bars of the narrow stalls they live in until they give birth; and piglets clambering over and nibbling dead siblings.
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Asia's enormous land-based empires didn't much care about their coastlines and tolerated — more than they succumbed to — the Europeans nibbling on their shores in what were desperate, highly risky and ultimately temporary ventures.
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And there was an increase in millionaires nibbling at the market after the huge fourth-quarter decline, with 13 percent saying they plan to move from cash back into market positions, up from 5 percent.
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Instead of nibbling on croissants and sipping espressos, or lying in bed with a lover, or mowing the lawn, we were at an abortion clinic at 8 AM on a Thursday morning, despising each other.
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There's more where that came from — the ante is later upped to nose nibbling — as NBC News senior political analyst Mark Halperin (Beck Bennett) and Willie Geist (Mikey Day) are also made to feel awkward.
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Jens Weinmann, of ESMT Berlin, a business school, names dozens of tech-like firms that are "nibbling" away at bits of utilities' traditional business models through innovations in grid optimisation and smart-home management systems.
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Wild foods foraging tours have exploded in popularity since Steve "Wildman" Brill turned his 1986 headline-grabbing arrest for nibbling New York City's Central Park into a deal to conduct foraging tours in city parks.
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Analysts said it would be difficult for the company to maintain the pace of margin expansion at a time when global consumer companies are facing risk of disruptions from smaller rivals nibbling at their market share.
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As you slowly pull the line in, glaring down at that little prehistoric hard-shelled monster nibbling away at week-old chicken, net at the ready, you've got one thing on your mind: a crab feast.
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I prefer bone-in pork chops, not just because I find nibbling on the bone to be extremely delightful, but because the bone prevents the meat from contracting in the skillet (which leads to uneven browning).
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"Bunny," out this month, is a wicked satire set in a prestigious all-female writing workshop that revolves around a clique of students who call one another 'bunny' while composing pretentious fiction and nibbling mini cupcakes.
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"That's where we'd start nibbling away at the sectors that we think are going to outperform going forward," said Emanuel, who includes financials and health care among the groups he likes best in a market pullback scenario.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Deer nibbling on fruit trees, blue-feathered birds, and a vine winding around a candelabra adorn an astonishingly well-preserved 1st-century Roman fresco that archaeologists have just discovered in London.
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But a more educated guess at what the anonymous street artist enjoys nibbling on is a "Walled Off Salad": the signature dish served all day at the ground floor café of his Walled Off Hotel in Bethlehem.
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Of course, it was not clear why we were nibbling on gasoline-bleeding clams under a bridge that seemed hardly a scenic spot for a picnic, surrounded by tough-looking men who could not be conversed with.
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The Tigers have had fine coaches in the meantime: grass-nibbling Les Miles, who won a national title of his own in the 2007 season, with some of Saban's players, and the one-of-us Ed Orgeron.
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Maya, meanwhile, is nibbling bits of all of the veggies they pulled from the garden to see what would work well together on sourdough pizzas, using the extremely bubbly and active dough they carted here with them.
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Still, for certain individuals, popping a piece of gum could be a helpful strategy when it comes to shedding pounds, especially if doing so helps you steer clear of midday snacking, nighttime nibbling or caving in on dessert.
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The center receives calls for help from small churches in remote Andean villages that have existed for centuries, and many of the paintings have endured punishing rain, sun, mold, nibbling moths and even flawed repairs by untrained hands.
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If you're trying to lose weight, alcohol just turns into empty calories that definitely won't help you get shredded—especially if you're nibbling on cheesy potato skins and other bar food, which is most likely rich in fat.
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The best possible Reese's bite is achieved by nibbling away the ridges around the entire perimeter: a method dubbed "stripping the gear" by the official blog for Hershey's Chocolate World in Las Vegas (an authority on the matter).
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In other photos from the dinner, it looks like the gals and their fellow model pals enjoyed Patron bottle service and Jenner ended the night by nibbling on a miniature model of the Eiffel Tower made of chocolate.
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Mr. Obama, whose family's obsession with healthy eating has been well documented, keeps a large bowl of apples on a table in the Oval Office and a supply of almonds for his late-night nibbling over briefing books.
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Herons swoop across your head, their elegance in mid-flight making you pause mid-stroke; dragonflies dance from lily pad to lily pad, flashes of blue in the gloom; even, on occasion, the mixed blessing of a nibbling fish.
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Then comes the familiar ritual of plucking off petal after petal and nibbling on the tiny bit of flesh each one offers, anticipating the sweet, meaty heart of the artichoke at the center, the prize of the whole ordeal.
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Hours after handing the report to Attorney General William P. Barr, Mr. Mueller was again in one of his favorite booths, at ease and laughing, drinking white wine and nibbling on appetizers and complimentary breadsticks, according to his waiter.
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Every skull crack, brain suck and eyeball swallow was a testament to the unique culture of Chengdu: the only city in which as many teeth and tongues pass through rabbits' heads as do thoughts of nibbling grass and rampant procreation.
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At the meeting, Ling, wearing a crisp blue dress uniform, spoke with zealous intensity about the mission of rebuilding the wounded body—moving with the hyped-up gestures of a motivational speaker, while scientists and engineers sat before him nibbling refreshments.
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City Kitchen Whether served for breakfast, carried to the office for nibbling at one's desk, carted to the beach for al fresco sustenance, or used as the basis for an ad-lib dinner, a frittata is an abidingly easy, satisfying choice.
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Then it got worse: "If that weren't bad enough, the candidate asked photographers not to take his picture while he ate the sandwich; shutters clicked anyway, and Kerry was caught nibbling daintily at his sandwich, another serious faux pas," Milbank wrote.
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Eating earlier will mean eating in sync with your circadian rhythms, which is favorable for weight control, and at the same time you will avoid the trap of nighttime nibbling, where calories can pile up without you even realizing it.
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Ms. Merkerson, a two-time Tony nominee and one of the finest American actresses working today, gives us not only Lena's hard-won centeredness and conviction, but also the doubts, born of churning and changing times, now nibbling at her certainty.
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Hector Berlioz, who briefly studied medicine before becoming a composer, found them so repulsive that he dove out of a window to escape, unable to bear the sight of rats nibbling on vertebrae and sparrows snacking on scraps of lung.
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But on one evening last October, there we were — a motley crew of movie extras, bit players and retirees — gawking at a magnificent panorama of Manhattan, while sipping complimentary chardonnay and nibbling on fruit and cheese in its 24th floor lounge.
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Beijing has also been nibbling away at Taiwan's international presence, blocking it from participating in the World Health Organization and other United Nations agencies, and even barring Taiwanese from taking tours of the U.N. and Taiwanese journalists from getting U.N. accreditation.
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I'm personally not a fan of strict fasting regimens, but I do see the value in limiting the amount of time spent eating during the course of a day, as it can eliminate problems like mindless nibbling and possibly improve health.
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And, with that, a vocal segment of New York's smoking class insisted that certain changes (ahem, the Smoke-Free Air Act) were wiping out all that made New York exceptional, turning it into just another rule-bound, salad-nibbling American city.
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Maybe the respectable(?) thing to do is take longitudinal bites that cleave a clean slice right off the side but I defy anyone to claim that doing so is more comfortable, more convenient, and ultimately better than simply nibbling at the edges.
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About 15 people sat around the conference table, most of them middle-aged academics—people from the law school, scholars in government policy, and computer scientists, including cryptographers and security specialists—nibbling on a light lunch while waiting for Ozzie's presentation to begin.
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"I felt he was kind of nibbling a little bit, maybe to try not to make a mistake," said Descalso, who went from 22-232 to 113-211 to 24-23.13 before delivering his second career walk-off RBI in the ninth inning.
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MADRID, June 12 (Reuters) - Spanish fashion group Inditex reported a 10% rise in first quarter profit on Wednesday, as foreign currency effects moved back into favour for the owner of Zara and Massimo Dutti after two years of nibbling away at margins.
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It's tough enough for most of us to refrain from nibbling and noshing in the easiest of times, along comes a holiday like Thanksgiving that causes us to break out in a cold sweat about what the day will do to our waistlines.
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Icebox cakes are the gift that keeps on giving, since you can whip it up fast, then keep it in the freezer, nibbling bites off of it at will when the urge for something sweet overcomes your willingness to turn on the oven.
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Though he had many influences — W. Eugene Smith, Ralph Crane and Life magazine, among them — and influenced many others, his photography stands apart, nibbling at the borders between documentary and art, theory and method, discrete bits and the whole, analysis and feeling.
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"We're happy but I don't think it will sink in until they trigger Article 50, because at the moment I feel like we're in limbo," he said, nibbling on sandwiches and chatting to fellow UKIP supporters at the British flag-festooned event.
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The renewed violence comes as the government pushes farther into Idlib, nibbling at the last patch of territory held by the Syrian opposition — in this case, rebels led by a group linked to Al Qaeda and known as Hayat Tahrir al-Sham.
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There are dozens of startups and companies pursuing battery-electric and hybrid prototypes, and some are even suggesting that we could all be nibbling on pretzels and scrolling through in-flight entertainment within zero-emission, battery-powered aircraft sometime in the next decade.
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"But on the flip side, if your time frame is very long and you're young and you don't think your portfolio has enough tech in it, use some of this fallback to start nibbling at some of those better names" in the index.
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"You certainly want to cut off all areas of revenue but it's really just sort of nibbling around the edges when you're going to eventually have to come back to what you're going to do about China," Ruggiero, the former Treasury Department official, told CNN.
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In a speech at the World Health Care Congress in Washington, Price argued on Tuesday that the move amounts to "nibbling at the sides" of the Affordable Care Act, long a target of the GOP and Trump, and that it would probably boost costs.
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By far their smartest, most inspired move is to have cleared room for John Hawkes, one of those actors who are more often seen nibbling at the edges of a scene, leaving perfect little teeth marks that sometimes give a movie its primary texture.
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All I'm saying is that new solvers can sink their teeth into this one and, while they might not finish — or maybe it would take extra time to finish, which is also fine — they would have a very good time while they were nibbling. 1A.
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On Thursday, in front of a hotel conference room here filled with women nibbling clementines and brownie bites, he cut an imposing figure, with his physique still fit from actual martial arts, his booming voice and his skill with a well-placed swear word.
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Under the 1997 handover of Hong Kong's sovereignty from the United Kingdom to China, Beijing is not supposed to take full control of the semiautonomous territory until 2047, but the Chinese government is already nibbling at the edges of autonomy, freedom and human rights in Hong Kong.
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Take the legendary "squirrels on crack" incident, where a gang of our fluffy-tailed friends were allegedly terrifying Brixton residents after nibbling on rocks they had stolen from dealers' stashes; or the Moldovan cat smuggling cannabis into prison; or even the chimp that took up smoking.
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I struggled to keep hold of my pencil and notebook as I watched industrial designer Maggie Coblentz, immaculately costumed in a Ziggy Stardust-inspired white jumpsuit and matching go-go boots, chase down and swallow a handful of boba pearls, nibbling at them like a goldfish.
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But don't be put off that restaurant booking by the swarms of amateurs nibbling their way through an overcooked steak squatting under a heart-shaped pat of butter, for ours is a greater love: a love of carbs and starch, of grape and grain, of fruit and trouser vegetables.
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I've talked about ways to innovate workforce training, alternatives to college- none of that is enough, that's just nibbling...I mean, there is no way that I, I myself, in this office, can innovate all of the ideas to confront challenges that none of us can fully yet comprehend.
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A recent study by researchers at the Tufts University Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy, tracking changes in eating habits between 1999 and 2012, suggests that Americans are nibbling more whole fruits, nuts and seeds, and gulping fewer sugary drinks, than they were in the fairly recent past.
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" An event called "Show Up for Charlotte" on Saturday showcased the response, as emotionally weary protesters spent an afternoon in a park here, hugging, catching up and nibbling on pizza while also passing around poster boards and markers, creating signs with slogans like "Stop the Fear, Black Lives Matter.
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Complexly feminist, it reserved some of its most comically scabrous bits for the preposterous contradictions and hurdles facing women, as in the episode "Fat," in which Eddy obsesses over her weight, vainly struggles to get into her too-tight clothes and aspirationally discusses fasting while nibbling on food.
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If there is a single moment from these books that will prove impossible to forget, it is the full-page spread in "Illegal" in which Ebo's drowned brother drifts lifeless beneath the sea, surrounded by the other lifeless bodies of friends and strangers, fish nibbling at their exposed skin.
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His natural state, one suspects, is one in which he sits with an old friend in a post-show glow, his mood one of mingled exhilaration and fatigue, toes nibbling the edge of the sofa, tea and cashmere at hand, the conversation drifting between self-examination and gossip.
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As I sat nibbling my tiny, crustless sandwich, it dawned on me that perhaps I had grown accustomed to the pomp and circumstance — to cutting the line and gorging myself on free snacks and having someone arrange all my serums in a sweet row for me while I was away.
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Paying little attention to the chatty partygoers imbibing their free drinks and nibbling at a buffet of meats, cheeses, and shrimp, his enveloping DJ set includes selections from the new record, as well as a smattering of 20th century folk tunes from the likes of Psychic TV and Vashti Bunyan.
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Meanwhile, note that Amazon, Apple, and Google, given all their wealth and resources, aren't yet directly attacking the cable bundle but rather nibbling around the edges: They'll sell you HBO subscriptions, just like traditional TV bundlers, but they aren't selling standalone programming of their own with any real force — yet.
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And if you have arrived alone, you end up exactly where you want to be, eating salad (of lettuce picked from Greyfield's garden), nibbling homemade cookies and enjoying a glass of wine from the inn's bar, where you help yourself and leave a tally of your drinks during your stay.
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Reuters has not verified the newspaper reports, and cannot vouch for their accuracy: Spanish fashion group Inditex reported a 10% rise in first quarter profit on Wednesday, as foreign currency effects moved back into favour for the owner of Zara and Massimo Dutti after two years of nibbling away at margins.
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As Kafka writes, "interpreting TV distributors' moves to bulk up their bundles isn't a sign of strength for the bundle — it's a sign of weakness," as competition mounts — not just from companies like Netflix but tech giants like Amazon, Apple, and Google, which are "nibbling around the edges" of selling media subscriptions.
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If you watch a sexy movie exchange enough times — say, Elio (Timothée Chalamet) and Oliver (Armie Hammer) nibbling at each other in Call Me By Your Name, or Jackson Maine (Bradley Cooper) watching Ally (Lady Gaga) while she sings in A Star Is Born — will you somehow embed them into your own memory?
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She begins by sliding a bunless hamburger into the pocket of her lab coat, moves on to uncooked chicken, straight from the fridge, and, before long, on the principle that it's not what you eat but whom, finds herself tucking into a severed finger, nibbling away as if on a buffalo wing.
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I spend the last few hours of the six-hour flight wrapped in a heavy-duty sleeping bag—the plane's passenger cabin was kept chilly for the sake of the instruments—nibbling cookies and trying to envision the amount of soggy soil it would take to spew as much carbon as the Chinese economy.
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Since the New York Times famously panned Fieri's first NY brick-and-mortar restaurant, a cottage industry of online think pieces debating Fieri's merits, or lack thereof, have sprung up (or as the New Yorker tantalizingly put it in a profile this year, "journalism's pilot fish, nibbling on flesh snagged between the predator's teeth").
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All those sensible and pragmatic liberal European leaders will, sooner or later, start greasing up to Donald Trump: nibbling at those big-boy presidential fingers like peeled baby carrots, smiling politely as the most powerful man in the world goes potty, cooing over his finger-painted policy prescriptions—because what else can they do?
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In the storied, hours-long film Walden: Diaries, Notes, and Sketches, the immediacy of each moment — sunlight on a girl's legs, Stan Brakhage walking through a park, a cat nibbling on Mekas' croissant, women rallying for peace in Times Square, John Lennon and Yoko Ono enacting their bed-in — is bestowed with poetic significance.
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To sit outside a Paris cafe at breakfast is to observe the city as it wipes the sleep from its eyes: the soft clink of a cup and saucer, the turning of newspaper pages, the passer-by with a cigarette who asks for a light — and me, at my little round table, nibbling a speculoos, sipping my café crème.
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Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE is nibbling away at Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Jimmy Buffett — the nibbling on sponge cake, watching the sun bake, getting drunk and screwing, it's 5 o'clock somewhere Jimmy Buffett — has been replaced with a well-preserved businessman who is leveraging the Jimmy Buffett of yore in order to keep the Jimmy Buffett of now in the manner to which the old Jimmy Buffett never dreamed he could become accustomed.
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But when a Mets fan thinks about how Montero fails—slowly, anxiously, nibbling cautiously on the corners of the strike zone before finally being backed into throwing pitches that he knows to be doomed—and then thinks about a future in which the team will ask Montero to fail like this every five days, it can be difficult to tell Montero's specific problems from the broader ones.
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What Is It: Diet Coke's new Strawberry Guava and Blueberry Acai flavors Who Tried It: Mark Marino, PEOPLE contributing writer Level of Difficulty: 4, because I had to carry a package of cans to my desk while wearing a blindfold, Birdbox style (see below) Now that the holidays are over, everyone's all about getting healthy: cutting out alcohol, nibbling on salads and hitting the gym hard.
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As you can probably imagine, we do quite a bit of eating both for work and for pleasure here at MUNCHIES—nibbling on samples of new products we've been sent, sneaking bites of recipes the Test Kitchen is working on, trying new recipes from the cookbooks of chefs and authors we love, and of course, going out to eat at restaurants big and small.
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Because, truly, the image of Taylor Swift—limbs folded in a snug foetal position, head resting in a corner, maybe just about nibbling on a granola bar and ruminating on how things ever got this way when it was only a few years ago that she got to righteously cry onstage at the VMAs (headier days!)—is maybe the funniest thing I can think of.
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CONGERS, N.Y. — Of all the coyotes that roam Dr. Davies Farm, looking for prey on this apple-picking orchard less than an hour from New York City, manager James Higgins says one of the pack stands out: Bigger and with more gray fur than its mates, this wolflike canine is a reason, Mr. Higgins says, there are fewer deer nibbling at Dr. Davies's stock.
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More novel toppings may include crumbled Oreos, advertised on the sign with a winking parenthetical: "(Merica!)" At the end of each night, I found myself surrounded by people nibbling helixes of skewered potato slices; gawking as strips of dough were wrapped in spirals around fat metal cylinders to make kurtoskalacs, Transylvanian cakes traditionally roasted over a spit; and extolling the glories of moffles, waffles made with mochiko (glutinous rice flour).
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