Well, now it's overhanging, and it's overhanging for a reason.
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Trim the overhanging yulfka slightly and tuck it under itself.
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I think there are a lot of risks overhanging the market.
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Carefully fold the overhanging lavash over the rice to encase it. 9.
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A cornice is an overhanging mass of ice created by high winds.
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Near the abandoned settlement is a bare stone ledge overhanging a fjord.
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Upstairs, there are tables on the overhanging balcony and several private rooms.
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Overhanging the outlook for Japan's economy this year is the intensifying Sino-U.
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And trade uncertainty, which is overhanging the manufacturing sector, needs to be resolved.
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There were noises, puddles, odours, dampness, shapes that vanished, treetops overhanging our bodies.
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Overhanging the outlook are a slowdown in China's economy and rising global trade protectionism.
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In the winter, the falls freeze over, forming 365 feet of demanding, steep, overhanging ice.
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Gomez said the man ran across the street and hid in bushes and overhanging trees.
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In the meantime, however, the situation will remain an overhanging risk for markets, he warned.
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There is also still the overhanging threat of possible automobile tariffs coming later this year.
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More buildings should be built with overhanging roofs or balconies for shade, or with natural ventilation.
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Banger after banger, rising and rising through the thin plastic roof and along the overhanging terraces.
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He said trade is the overhanging concern, and there has been chatter about China devaluing its currency.
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The governor's office said that the overhanging parts of a wall that threatened rescuers have been removed.
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The overhanging problems in Britain are Brexit and the rancid politics of blame following last month's general election.
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Some concerns about U.S.-China trade negotiations are overhanging the market as a "phase one" deal remains unsigned.
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Overhanging political concerns are wider global challenges facing the trade-dependent economy, which has seen its exports collapse.
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Other studies suggest that about 5% of households still resort to woods or roadsides, or use toilets overhanging rivers.
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They deployed boats, or used flotation devices to explore under overhanging trees or tight areas not accessible by boat.
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Overhanging the volatility are March 31 local elections for which Erdogan has been campaigning hard for his AK Party.
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Early mornings in the Amazon, kingfishers swoop from snags overhanging the water, blue morpho butterflies flicker along the banks.
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But the overhanging question remains: What strategy governs our use of subs — or any other instrument of naval power?
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She showed several spots from the location including an outdoor patio, gorgeous overhanging greenery and the main castle-like building.
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In a video, Brady rides a horse while hacking at the brush overhanging the path he's on with a machete.
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Beneath the gloom overhanging China's economy, some big companies are finding growth opportunities in smaller cities outside Beijing and Shanghai.
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The way I explain Telegram to people is that it's basically WhatsApp without any of the overhanging Facebook privacy intrusion.
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Up to a few hundred females can live in these webs, overhanging bodies of water such as rivers and lakes.
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I want it to be long lasting, and I want it to address the overhanging issue of Chinese steel overcapacity.
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And overhanging all of that will be the sense that he's not Qaboos because those are impossible shoes to fill.
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One night, she woke to see flames outside her window, as petrol had been doused over the tree overhanging her house.
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Use the overhanging parchment paper as a sling to lift the bars out of the pan and onto a cutting board.
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Form the circle into the bottom and up the sides of a 9-inch springform pan, leaving about 1-inch overhanging.
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The overhanging uncertainty is difficult to forecast, and the timeline so muddied that even long-term investments by LPs are risky.
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It must be kept 10 feet away from the building and deck railings, and not under any eaves or overhanging branches.
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It must be kept 10 feet away from the building and deck railings, and not under any eaves or overhanging branches.
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For instance, you see a table with a lamp overhanging it and two chairs, and you imagine this is a house.
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Fitch believes UVN's 'B' rating is accurate relative to its peers given the risks overhanging the credit including its private equity owners.
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The paths, with their overhanging eucalyptus trees, are right at the doorstep of lucky residents that live in the former military homes.
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Abre Etteh of New Malden, Britain, UK chose to evoke an overhanging tree via a cluster of hanging shingles inside his sukkah.
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Paul Fireman likes to stroll on the veranda outside the library overhanging the 18th green for the view of the Manhattan skyline.
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The house, which is now open for tours, also includes the style's signature modernist features like flat, overhanging roofs and horizontal windows.
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The sense of restraint is only heightened by the overhanging toxic cloud of midrange synth gestures, which writhe and wiggle like pinned butterflies.
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The home's sleek gray and white kitchen with an overhanging counter leads to the bright dining space with a hanging glass lightbulb chandelier.
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The bright, overhanging lights, all-white interior, and marble floors make the spot look like a hangout for Phil Leotardo and his crew.
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Outdoor space: Multiple sets of glass double doors open from the living room and family room to a terrace with an overhanging roof.
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Cape Analytics supplies home insurance providers with AI-extracted data on roof conditions, overhanging trees, pools, and other factors that could affect insurance policies.
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A team of scientists happened upon the meal—a 15-inch dead Erythrolamprus almadensis snake—decomposing in its middle section beneath an overhanging rock.
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To be our best selves — to be our best country — we need to be able to pursue our daily lives without an overhanging anxiety.
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There are grand Queen Anne mansions with patterned roof shingles; charming Victorians with turrets and weathervanes; Italianate homes with mansard roofs and overhanging eaves.
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The investment board's chief, Tom Lembong, attributed the decline to project suspensions as investors remain cautious with uncertainties overhanging the financial and political outlook.
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He is now 62, and his face seems to bear the evidence of some long struggle, its overhanging brows draping the eyes in shadow.
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Ms. Berke's design for the Chandlers evokes the Miller House's strategic, glass-walled transparency, its use of eloquent materials and its overhanging flat roof.
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Overhanging the relief buying, however, are signs of a slowdown in global demand, which have offset recent positive developments in U.S.-China trade negotiations.
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Instead of the classic standard pillowcase, this sheet set offers a pocket-style pillowcase with no overhanging edges for a clean and simple look.
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Home to the university's School of Design and Environment, the building features an overhanging roof to create extra shade and help keep rooms cool.
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The statues featured Trump's signature coif and grimace, along with the sculptor's imagining of a sagging derriere, and a sprawling gut overhanging some miniscule genitalia.
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"The novelist's car was found abandoned near Guildford on the edge of a chalk pit, the front wheels actually overhanging the edge," the paper reported.
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For his home, Tan designed a large, overhanging roof and placed wind turbines on top to draw more hot air out, and cool air in.
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INDOORS A brick staircase that meanders down a rocky slope leads to a courtyard, where the main entrance is sheltered by an overhanging slate roof.
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The modifications associated with that work will also require the demolition of Court No. 2, with its overhanging tribunes, architectural quirks, intimacy and vintage feel.
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There are also a large number of hedge fund long positions overhanging the Brent market and very few short ones to spur a short-covering rally.
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With so many bullish positions overhanging the market, it is proving hard for prices to rally, despite the Trump administration's increasingly hard-line position on Iran.
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The Festival Hall exceeds the National Museum of Western Art in breadth, its heavy horizontal span accentuated by an enormous overhanging concrete roof, its eaves upturned.
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"The most important thing is to achieve a stable market and avoid volatility, trying to do something about the (overhanging) stocks, which are high," Ghadhban told reporters.
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"But if you're a grain producer, it's not such a great thing because we're going to be dealing with overhanging supplies for quite some time," he said.
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Overhanging this year's sitting are concerns about the social impact of deep structural reforms in the world's second-largest economy, gyrating financial markets and deteriorating global trade.
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Other than the threat posed to by North Korea's weapons of mass destruction, another issue overhanging the summit plans is the fate of three Americans detained there.
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We whizzed about with our little paddles, dodging the overhanging leaves and blossoms and wasps as we chased the ball and slammed it back to each other.
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Despite the trade tensions overhanging the markets, analysts remain bullish on the dollar in the near term, citing that an escalation in trade protectionism in non-U.
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Wall texts encourage visitors to listen in at a dozen locations throughout the museum, including a tough-to-Swiffer ledge overhanging four stories of the museum's atrium.
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The team had long known that ancient people lived in the Misliya Cave, which is a rock shelter with an overhanging ceiling carved into a limestone cliff.
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I was standing on the Overhanging Great Wall, so named because it appears to cling to a ridge of the Black Mountains by some feat of wizardry.
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Meantime, Amazon has created an overhanging "threat" against the sector that won't go away anytime soon, Don Kingsborough, the CEO of San Francisco-based OneMarket, told CNBC.
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In September, the new 100 Swiss franc bill was introduced featuring an image of the suspended wooden bisse clinging to the overhanging rock face at Torrent-Croix.
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"The overhanging issue in this market has been China, so any time you get positive news on that, it's going to be good for stocks," Schwab's Frederick said.
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Despite the works' title, the sculptures perch precariously on their plinths, overhanging the edges, the deterioration of the salt supports suggesting they will disappear like melting polar ice.
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The company even paid attention to the details of designing a main hallway where the halls that sprawl off the main corridor are somewhat hidden by overhanging walls.
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She tried to grab a higher ledge with her hands, but the tips of her fingers slipped, and she fell back a few feet onto an overhanging ledge.
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The slalom course is a series of seven gates (PVC piping on overhanging wires) that the athletes must go around, either left or right, meaning downstream or upstream.
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The overhanging reality in the talks about potentially locking in a major agreement this week is Democrats will be needed in both chambers to muscle it to passage.
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The picture revealed that both women were right: the son's future mattress rested on a box spring crookedly overhanging a low metal frame, its casters sinking into pile carpet.
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Overhanging the summit of major economy finance ministers and central bankers are global concerns about China's ability to manage its domestic markets, currency and commitment to wider restructuring reforms.
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At Dead Dog's Basin, a stretch of the canal will be taken up by a large overhanging restaurant window, so diners can get the feel of dining on water.
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Overhanging the summit are wider criticisms from the global economic and investment community about China's record on managing its currency and markets and effectively communicating policies to financial markets.
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This was the scenario nervous traders going into the weekend wanted most, and it removed a heavy uncertainty overhanging global markets and the euro since the start of the year.
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Inspired by the Renaissance, the six-bedroom, 5,877-square-foot home has wide terraces, large windows and layered, overhanging eaves that echo the grand Italian villas of Tuscany or Umbria.
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We're pruning in early February in the residential streets around Jewel Avenue, because a water main will be renovated here and the heavy equipment will wreak havoc on overhanging branches.
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The stream has long since burst inside my head, the banks collapsed, the water meadows drowned, the mesh of overhanging branches bowed with plastic voodoo junk and hanks of wool.
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SANTO STEFANO DI SESSANIO, Italy (Reuters) - Within the stone walls of the medieval village of Santo Stefano di Sessanio, narrow lanes weave through stone arches, cobbled piazzas and overhanging buildings.
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In "Hiraeth," for example, a yellow-green color gives tidal force to a broad, overhanging curve, while a steeply angled darker stroke swings across like a surfer before cutting back.
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Those investors are optimistic about economic growth, and stocks that can benefit from that environment, although they concede the overhanging risk that a sharp spike in yields could cause another rout.
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The water was moving me in the direction of some overhanging trees, and in those seconds that lasted a lifetime, I grabbed one of the tree limbs and pulled myself out.
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There was also a final twist: Even if Judge had blasted one over the fence, the home run was very unlikely to land in the chambers because of an overhanging deck.
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Our preference there is for more domestic producers so to speak, but nevertheless a lot of the clouds were overhanging Eurozone at the start of the year have been cleared away.
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Its wall is steep, which in climber-speak means not vertical but severely overhanging: 222 metres high and jutting out by 21990 metres, for an average incline of negative 220 degrees.
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At the British brand's mixed menswear and womenswear catwalk show, Chief Creative Officer Christopher Bailey offered deconstructed knitwear, overhanging shirts and the fashion house's trademark outerwear for both male and female wardrobes.
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The Canard Enchaine's story on fake pay calls into question the squeaky-clean image that won him the party ticket for The Republicans over rivals who had legal issues overhanging their campaigns.
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"This time last year we had the uncertainty of regulatory change overhanging the sector with the client response to the changes in minimum margin levels unclear," Chief Executive Officer Peter Cruddas said.
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Like thousands of other US Virgin Islanders, the 33-year-old single mother lives tucked in the hills of Saint Thomas, their winding roads still ensnared by mangled trees and overhanging power lines.
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In fact, "it was sort of over the top," she said, with the large decorative beams beneath the overhanging roof and the wooden lattice pattern running down the side of the front porch.
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From the U.S. perspective, the agreement highlights the fact that the dark clouds overhanging the region also offer silver linings: in this case, a firmer alliance between three of Washington's principal Mideast allies.
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That was also clearly, I don't even want to call it a political move, as much as a move that would clear up the election, that people would feel like this was not overhanging.
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Fans screamed from the ground floor and from an overhanging balcony when the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star showed up to the red carpet, where she wore a figure-flattering striped bodycon dress.
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"The entire nation cannot afford such constitutional confusion and uncertainties overhanging the electorate process," Mr. Schwartz, who lives and practices law in Mr. Cruz's home state of Texas, wrote in the 73-page lawsuit.
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"Right now we have some disappointment over no U.S.-China trade deal overhanging the market along with no Chinese buying likely for a few more weeks," said Rich Nelson, chief strategist with Allendale Inc.
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She recalled being with a team that had to stand up in a dugout canoe trying to keep a test-tube rack balanced as they sampled a dead monkey snagged in an overhanging branch.
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Tamir's skin color could be explained by exposure to the sun, and the differences in their builds attributed to diet and exercise and will power, but what about his sharp jaw, his overhanging brow?
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"Uncertainty associated with the Fed and guidance on future rate hikes is a big overhanging negative" for emerging-market shares, said Brian D. Singer, head of dynamic allocation strategies at the asset manager William Blair.
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The overhanging problem: President Trump threatened to cut off those subsidies yet again over the weekend, which experts say would force insurers to leave and would lead to an immediate collapse of the individual markets.
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At that same moment, Dr. Masakazu Fujii was settling down cross-legged to read the Osaka Asahi on the porch of his private hospital, overhanging one of the seven deltaic rivers which divide Hiroshima; Mrs.
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The one-legged stance makes a wading shore bird look less conspicuous and more like a tree in profile, with a single trunk and overhanging body mass — at least, from a crustacean's point of view.
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People were living in these structures that were embracing world technology, without embracing deep overhanging roofs to provide shade and shelter allowed for cross ventilation and were raised up on stilts to avoid flood risk.
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As a nine year old kid, he took a dare to climb a girder on a railway bridge to take a look at a nearby bird's nest, and burned himself horrifically on the overhanging wires.
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Like thousands of others in the US Virgin Islands, the 2000-year-old single mother from St. Thomas lives tucked in the hills, where winding roads are still ensnared by mangled trees and overhanging power lines.
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Though it's clear that the Mueller report will not spell the end of the Russia intrigue -- there are already calls for him to testify on Capitol Hill -- the special counsel could still solve some overhanging mysteries.
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Lower - But Strong - Profitability: LH's EBITDA margin edged down to 23% in 99353 from 24%-25% in 2013-2014, due mainly to the company's attempts to clear its overhanging projects inventory, which had a thinner gross margin.
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"The fear that the Fanya stocks might flood into the market and destroy the already very delicate balance of supply and demand has been overhanging onto the market," said Vicky Zeng, Vital's global vice president for sourcing.
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With its overhanging granite walls, moody light and silty water the color of sapphires (if the sapphires had somehow been electrified), the chamber bore traces of both the real-life Blue Lagoon and the fictional Middle-earth.
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However, the upward trend in investment and sales is proving to be unsustainable, as more first and second tier cities adopt stiffer measures to dampen fast-rising prices, while smaller Chinese cities struggle to clear overhanging housing inventory.
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More than a dozen nations inside and outside the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries have officially confirmed they would attend the meeting in Doha but the role of Iran has been the key issue overhanging the talks.
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Also overhanging the G20 meeting in the southwestern city of Chengdu will be Donald Trump's U.S. Presidential campaign in which protectionist themes are expected to be central, after his official nomination as the 2016 Republican candidate this week.
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" The book is a must-read for the Trump era, as Hilton works to make sense of the growing tide of populism in America — through a positive lens: "[T]here is a dark shadow overhanging the populist awakening.
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Among other factors making the ECB cautious are big debts overhanging governments and companies, the piles of unpaid loans weighing on banks in countries like Italy and Portugal, and political uncertainty ahead of elections in Germany and Italy.
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Both sides are trying to secure a deal that will see at least some alignment between Britain and the EU continuing beyond Brexit, but an overhanging risk that the two sever ties without an agreement remains worrying for businesses.
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He does a similar thing here, presenting you with an archway, an overhanging chunk of earth that weighs (I'm told) about three tons, bookended by a rectangle of marble that weights 25 tons and another enormous chunk of earth.
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The base plays with rectangles and portals — I especially like the three massive overhanging eaves that resemble hangar entrances — while the tower looks like four airplanes, resting on their tails, bound together to bracket the central mass of the building.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Brexit is a major uncertainty overhanging the euro zone economy, European Central Bank ECB President Mario Draghi said on Thursday, adding that he was "still hopeful" that major disruptions such as breaks in value chains could be averted.
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Overhanging his outer compound wall were the only two remaining shade trees in the citadel, one a dying oak, the other a mulberry tree, and within the compound was a tatterdemalion garden, where a scrawny pomegranate tree drooped with heavy fruit.
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Dressed in an all green outfit with the Statue of Liberty crown and a faux torch, Serhant stands at the front of the bus like a tour guide, and almost gets taken out by multiple traffic lights and overhanging signs throughout the clip.
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FRANKFURT, April 10 (Reuters) - Brexit is a major uncertainty overhanging the euro zone economy, European Central Bank ECB President Mario Draghi said on Thursday, adding that he was "still hopeful" that major disruptions such as breaks in value chains could be averted.
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Fliers with a reservation are met at Saison's entrance by an OTG employee and escorted to the sleek and airy room, which overlooks United planes waiting at the gates and has dark oak floors, navy leather banquettes and clusters of overhanging gold lamps.
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The aching dissonances of its opening lamentation and the peculiar instrumental elaborations in the closing chorale leave a mood of overhanging gloom, as if casting doubt on the notion that contemporary Christian sinners can escape the fate meted out to the Jews.
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A Dubai analyst, however, said that some foreign investors were likely to remain cautious about putting money into Egypt for now until they saw how well Egyptian authorities managed the float, and because of uncertainties overhanging emerging markets such as the U.S. presidential election.
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I don't have the words to describe the wonder I felt seeing sun climb above the red sands of Monument Valley or what it was like to run my hands across the leaves of overhanging cypress trees as I floated through a lazy bayou in Louisiana.
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"We continue to lose market share to competitors in other countries that are able to offer financing and do not have the cloud of government intervention overhanging their ability to reliably supply the Cuban market," Ray Stoesser, president of the Texas Rice Council, told the committee.
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"This sustained pressure on the dollar comes just as geopolitical concerns have risen recently due in large part to the overhanging threat of North Korea's nuclear capabilities and the ongoing troubles...plaguing U.S. President Trump and his administration," said James Chen, head of research at Forex.
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"Probably the biggest news overhanging the market today (is) Apple's revenue miss and certainly revenue decline, ending a pretty long stretch of growth and it sort of just underscores the trouble the Nasdaq's had over the last few months," said Jack Ablin, chief investment officer at BMO Private Bank.
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"You still have supply growth that's overhanging the market, and the OPEC tailwind is being overshadowed by that," David Seaburg, head of equity sales trading at Cowen and Co., said Friday on CNBC's "Power Lunch, " referring to the tug of war between OPEC production cuts and increasing U.S. supply.
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He is the only men's climber to win season-long titles in both bouldering (ropeless, acrobatic crawls up short, often overhanging walls) and lead climbing (the classic, methodical discipline with its high walls and long ropes), and the only one to win both world championships in the same year.
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The three of us didn't always keep the same pace, but we kept in touch over WeChat as we circuited the Overhanging Great Wall and the final site, Jiayu Pass, or fortress, which was so huge I had to go back the next day to see it all.
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"Because of this turbulence in the market, no one's really too sure as to the viability of this new product and the overhanging court proceedings obviously bring it a little more into disrepute as well," Finlayson said of the new India stock futures the SGX plans to launch.
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The government, sagging in opinion polls, hopes a conclusion by lenders of its reforms progress, coupled with a restructure to bring down a mountain of overhanging debt, will allow Greece to be included in the European Central Bank's asset-buying programme and return to bond markets in the coming months.
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He later led me to see the 14th-century Church of St. Nikola, which was locked, but while perched at a nearby picnic table on a ledge overhanging the summit, he pointed first to hooks driven into the sides of the steep faces, and told me which he himself had scaled.
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The government, sagging in opinion polls, hopes a conclusion by lenders of its reforms progress, coupled with a restructure to bring down a mountain of overhanging debt, will allow Greece to be included in the European Central Bank's asset-buying program and return to bond markets in the coming months.
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Jih designed the roof lines so that the overhanging eaves would block direct sunlight in the summer, but in the winter, when the sun is lower in the sky, would allow the rays to strike the polished black concrete floor directly, warming it up and allowing for more efficient, passive heating.
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Brush most of the lavash, one by one, with the remaining melted Clarified Butter – or dip into the butter in a bowl, as they do in Azerbaijan(!), then use to line the base and sides of the deep ovenproof pan, allowing enough overhanging the sides to cover the top when folded over.
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From the steep banks on either side rose the scent of wild herbs—lungwort, lemon balm, mustard garlic—while the overhanging branches drooped so low he had to duck and fend them off with his arm, dislodging further showers of fresh cold water that drenched his head and trickled down his sleeve.
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At 21992 Leonard, the condo building designed by Herzog & de Meuron that resembles a teetering stack of boxes, a 22000-foot-tall, nearly 250-ton polished stainless steel blob by Anish Kapoor (who recently bought an apartment in the building) will be squished between the sidewalk and overhanging second floor this fall.
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"I think there has been two significant issues overhanging the bank in recent months, one has been Williams & Glyn and the other has been U.S. RMBS, it's clearly a significant issue that we need to get through before we can get back to being a normalized bank paying dividends (and) making profits," Stevenson added.
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It takes what can be a time-consuming step out of the process in which a scan is complete and the user has to inspect it, find where it falls short (an overhanging part occluding another, for instance, or an area of greater complexity that requires closer scrutiny) and customize a new scan to make up for these lacks.
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With plastic "jibs" no bigger than two £25 coins stacked on top of each other, bigger amorphous blobs made of resin or fibreglass and brightly coloured "volumes"—cubes, cylinders, tetrahedrons and stranger, compound shapes—that might be the size of a sofa, he will make this featureless, overhanging wall into a sublime physical challenge for some of the world's best sportsmen and -women.
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The yellow Formica tables and blue pleather booths have been replaced with sleek wood tables, modern gray chairs, a long marble bar and overhanging globe lights, and there's now an extensive wine and spirits list, a cocktail menu and a Thursday happy hour with a D.J. "We wanted to attract all generations — from children to people my grandfather's age — and we felt that we needed an update," the younger Evans Cyprus said.
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