I stopped and rested in the Rodeo Beach parking lot.
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During the wellness exams, Naomi rested in an adjacent room.
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On a recent Sunday, the Blakes rested in their temporary apartment.
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For the next two days, we rested in the sprawling capital.
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Between contractions, I rested in Child's Pose and took sips of Laborade.
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This idea rested in the pages of an old Hammacher Schlemmer catalog.
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The process for deciding on the sale rested in the state's hands.
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Her little cheek like, rested in my neck and I was just melting.
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So much of our survival has rested in a kind of stubborn resilience.
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This painting rested in the hotel bar of the Hoffman House in New York.
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Nowitzki played 15 minutes in the first half and rested in the second half.
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Lakers forward LeBron James was rested in the second of back-to-back games.
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In the side yard, a campaign sign for Mr. Harris rested in the grass.
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It has rested in the House since 2017, when the Senate passed it unanimously.
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In between games, players rested in the cramped locker room littered with equipment bags.
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Since then, Stirling has barely rested in his quest to bring jammers into correctional facilities.
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The lure of art has always rested in how it captivates us in unexpected ways.
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The case against Mr. Williams rested in large part on the victim's identification of him.
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"You're better than me," she recalls him saying to her, while she rested in his arms.
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A night time practice of meditation might make you feel better rested in the morning too.
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In the pages of Shattered, it becomes clear that their fundamental origin rested in Clinton herself.
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He had a second operation on Monday night and rested in the hospital's intensive care unit.
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They rested in shaded carports and went through bag after bag of Goldfish and trail mix.
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He also was rested in the fourth quarter of last week's blowout win against the Vikings.
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Mr. Modi's popularity has rested in part on his promises to make India an economic powerhouse.
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It doesn't record your dreams, or offer recommendations about how to feel more rested in the morning.
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Johnson had told Mic in an op-ed video that her fate now rested in Trump's hands.
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A gleaming flamethrower encased in glass rested in the middle of the room like a museum exhibit.
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James was rested in two other games this season after playing a home game the previous night.
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In reality, prosecutors say, he created situations in which life and death rested in his own hands.
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Stewart's trial began last week, and he testified shortly after prosecutors rested in presenting evidence against him.
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His success with his supporters has often rested in his willingness to so publicly flout such standards.
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Senators G Craig Anderson, who was rested in Friday's 5-4 shootout loss at New Jersey, owns an .
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While they did, the young prince rested in a historic baby bed known as King Karl XV's Cradle.
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After 11 days, the defense rested in the bank and tax fraud case of Paul Manafort from 2005.
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Also on Sunday, Johnson filmed her smiling brother being silly and dancing as she rested in her bed.
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In the green room, Neve rested in her car seat, which had been placed on a low table.
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The Rockets played without guard Chris Paul, who rested in the second game of a back-to-back.
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Netanyahau's political fate has long rested in the hands of Mandelblit, who has a mixed reputation in Israel.
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Ms. Ryan, of AAA, said drivers' safety ultimately rested in their hands and those of their fellow motorists.
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In another session, the gravely ill rested in chilly carehouses while great steam automatons mined coal for their furnaces.
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Stewart's testimony came shortly after prosecutors rested in presenting evidence against him and as the trial neared its end.
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Normally, Mezher and Rayyan alternated leadership every ten days; while one was in charge, the other rested in Kurdistan.
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Leonard, who rested in the fourth quarter, connected on 214 of 214 shots from the floor in 266 minutes.
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Leonard, who rested in the fourth quarter, connected on 213 of 17 shots from the floor in 25 minutes.
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Wie often sat and rested in the shade in the 90-degree morning heat on the 97-degree day.
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When I got home I took some nausea medication and rested in bed until the queasiness started to slightly subside.
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One rested in relatively shallow water, about 1,700 feet, and the other lay beneath more than 5,900 feet of water.
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Their hands rested in their laps, shackled with a chain around their waists and another around each of their ankles.
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It was a quiet moment, and I rested in it, tracing the shape of the stars in the distance and thinking.
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In the videos, the feisty, black-spotted kitten jumps and rolls around in Bieber's room as the singer rested in bed.
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Capturing the precious moment, the proud mom and her daughter posed for the camera while North rested in her father's arms.
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Some dogs, tails wagging and tongues lolling, reveled in the attention, but many rested in their crates before the big show.
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The office of the speaker of the House of Commons, however, said decisions about reconvening Parliament rested in the government's hands.
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I knew that millions of dollars, the taste of dinner and the future of the American landscape rested in my tongue.
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The shot shows Kim and her 4½-year-old daughter making eyes at the camera as North rested in her dad's arms.
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For decades, thousands of unidentified American remains from World War II rested in the grounds of the American Battle Monument Commission's cemeteries.
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Abigail Folger: The 26-year-old heiress to the Folgers Coffee fortune, Folger hadn't simply rested in the lap of her luxury.
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"An unusual energy, sly and paired with a childlike joy rested in her," Mr. Levy wrote in the weekly newspaper Die Zeit.
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Leonard, who rested in Los Angeles' previous game, a loss to the Hawks in Atlanta, also had 10 rebounds and 10 assists.
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Leonard, who rested in Los Angeles' previous game, a loss to the Hawks in Atlanta, also had 313 rebounds and 303 assists.
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Mr. Keller visited him and wrapped a red, white and blue scarf around his neck as the old chef rested in bed.
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Diamondbacks slugger Paul Goldschmidt was rested in the opener after going 1-for-14 with seven strikeouts over his previous three games.
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Once there, they took her right up to the tower so she could touch it as she rested in her stretcher, CBS reported.
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"So the decision is an emergency order to ground the airplanes and that is authority rested in the FAA with me," he said.
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In the photo, Trista rested in a hospital bed with patches on her chest while an IV was hooked up to her body.
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That case rested in large part on the belief that at 2 percent inflation, zero-lower-bound episodes would be rare and transitory.
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The best tawny ports are bottled with age statements — 10, 20, 30 or 40 years — indicating how long they have rested in barrels.
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"Today I wanted to leave this earth," she captioned a photo of an IV in her arm as she rested in a hospital bed.
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The prosecution has rested in the trial of Nicole Finn, the 43-year-old Iowa mother accused of starving her teenage daughter to death.
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Colorado All-Star 3B Nolan Arenado was rested in the middle contest of the series and will be in the lineup for Wednesday's finale.
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Obviously, someone who is more rested in that moment has the upper hand over someone who just put himself or herself through the wringer.
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Her uncanny aptitude was so compelling that the congregation knew that greatness and the Spirit rested in double portion on this fearless young woman.
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And their compatibility has always rested in Murdock representing the good in her, while she, like a lot of "fridged" women, represents his weakness.
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The Republican effort was also driven by a popular slogan ("Repeal and replace") whose appeal rested in part on the vagueness of its meaning.
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On one day, a family named their newborn son "Sajjad" and made tea for the unit as the soldiers rested in their living room.
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At Mr. Iguchi's tiny funeral ceremony last fall, a monk chanted last rites as his body rested in a coffin lined with white satin.
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That star also rested in a precarious sky: His district is the only one along the Mexican border that's not represented by a Democratic congressman.
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As he is skipping the Cincinnati Masters, he will even be rested in time for his appearance at Flushing Meadows, which starts on August 26.
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At a checkpoint after 16 miles, Cactus vomited slightly, then rested in the shade of a military truck for a half-hour in the heat.
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Kids skipped across the stone floor, grandparents rested in the lounge chairs, and young couples held hands as they walked through and admired the space.
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Soto lowered his monocular night-vision device from his helmet so it rested in front of his shooting eye and turned on his aiming laser.
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There's something in that practice that takes you out of your sense of superiority, and when you feel good for everyone, you feel rested in yourself.
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"It was scary because I didn't know what was happening," said Ms. Oda, as she rested in a wheelchair under a large reflective gold space blanket.
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"It was scary because I didn't know what was happening," said Ms. Oda, as she rested in a wheelchair under a large reflective gold space blanket.
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"I don't know if he is out, they didn't tell us," she said as she rested in a hut close to the mouth of the cave.
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Remnants like the battered Ocean Wave provided testament to the journey but nothing of the art, which rested in Ader's person, his presence, and now his aura.
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He was not an American nationalist—to that extent, he did not feel that his fate rested in the hands of whoever sat in the White House.
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The team tested to see whether the seven brain maps of emotions emerged spontaneously as participants rested in the fMRI scanner without any outside disruptions, LaBar said.
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Totalitarianism rested, in Arendt's view, above all on the systematic refusal to engage reality, on the substitution of ideological fantasy and outright fiction for reason and empiricism.
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On Monday, she shared a sweet video on her Instagram Story, which showed her and Montana laughing and smiling as the rapper rested in a hospital bed.
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LeBron James, who also rested in the fourth quarter, finished with 23 points and 11 assists for the Lakers, who captured their 17th win in 18 games.
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As her small frame rested in the hospital bed, Rahimian noticed fear in her eyes while an agent stood next to her in the medical exam room.
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LeBron James, who also rested in the fourth quarter, finished with 23 points and 11 assists for the Lakers, who captured their 17th win in 18 games.
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On a recent Friday night in San Juan's poorest neighborhood, Jose Hernandez rested in a plastic chair outside his garage, nursing dirty blisters and fresh leg wounds.
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The prosecution and defense rested in the penalty phase on Monday, bringing to a close days of heartbreaking testimony from family and friends of victims who were killed.
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The newborn rested in a BABYBJORN Baby Carrier Mini against Cohen for the trip, facing his dad's chest as the latter threw a huge smile at the camera.
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While the Denver Broncos and Carolina Panthers rested in their locker rooms during Super Bowl 20163 on Sunday, Beyoncé's halftime performance focused on a different kind of Panther.
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The Wildenstein family has long maintained a mystique because no one knew what rested in their vaults in New York and Tokyo and a research institute in Paris.
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No one knew what rested in their vaults in New York and Tokyo and in a research institute in the heart of Paris on the Rue la Boétie.
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And I rested in the sand, and suddenly I saw a teacher with little children, little black boys and girls, walking at the edge of the waves and singing.
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The key to sustaining republican life against the corrosive influence of luxury, vice, and moral decline rested in the steady cultivation of civic virtue among citizens and leaders alike.
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Harden, who played 27 minutes and rested in the fourth quarter, connected on 10 of 17 shots from the floor and made four of seven from 3-point range.
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At Ridge View High School, a combination of cots, air mattresses and sleeping pads lined the walls of the school's gymnasium, where most people rested in the early evening.
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In early 2016, Obama Treasury Secretary Jack Lew cautioned that the dollar's dominance as a global currency rested, in part, on the U.S. government's reluctance to fully weaponize it.
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The secret of anti-Semitism has always rested, in part, on creating the perception that the anti-Semite is, in fact, the victim of the Jews and their allies.
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Savarese opted to leave the majority of his starters in Portland when the club traveled to Montreal to ensure they were rested in the midst of a packed schedule.
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Bratton will reportedly move to a gig at Teneo, a global consulting firm whose success has rested in no small part on its close ties to former president Bill Clinton.
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San Antonio All-Star small forward Kawhi Leonard will miss his second straight game and four other Spurs will be rested in Saturday's visit to play the Oklahoma City Thunder.
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Despite challenges from Republicans, the work of rule-writing under Dodd-Frank has largely rested in the hands of regulators since being passed by a Democratic-controlled Congress in 2010.
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In July 2014, I visited a clinic in Austin run by Whole Woman's Health, where women recovering from abortions rested in reclining chairs, drinking tea with fleece blankets over their laps.
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Some police rested in front of a mural painted at the entrance to the favela in happier times, which listed the number of days the neighborhood had gone without armed conflict.
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Smith was rested in favor of Louis Domingue on Saturday and has turned aside 71 of the 72 shots he faced in two games since returning from a core muscle injury.
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And in April, she announced the start of her immunotherapy treatment with a photo of her raising her arm in the air with strength as she rested in her hospital bed.
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For years his ideas have rested in relative obscurity, buried beneath an assumption that the country had learned a lesson about engagement, and about humanitarian support for refugees after the Holocaust.
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Here are a few of those lessons to use in your next project: Portability is powerful Infocom's success rested in large part on its ability to produce games for every system available.
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The actor, 41, shared a touching tribute to his grandmother Dorrie on Instagram Thursday night, posting a series of photos of Bloom holding and kissing her hand as she rested in bed.
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Nine of the patients had tested positive for the virus in Japan and were positive again after being rested in the United States, another CDC spokesman, Joe Smith, told CNN on Friday.
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Before Monday's funeral service, Mr. Palmer's coffin rested in the Chapel of St. Mary Undercroft, an honor that requires the permission of the queen and is usually reserved for heads of state.
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Although they are terrifying in the moment, and unlike nightmares (which I rarely experience), night terrors don't disrupt my sleep to the point of insomnia or not feeling rested in the morning.
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" The conviction rested in part on a school bus surveillance video, which captured Garrard telling Savannah's bus driver, "She's going to run till I tell her to stop I don't play with her.
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A building on whose sunny steps you have rested, in front of which you have taken a selfie with your loved one, becomes a warm part of your memories and thus of yourself.
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Strzok himself told investigators that he didn't want to prevent a potential Trump victory, arguing that the proof of this rested in the fact that the investigation into potential Russian collusion remained confidential.
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The "Endgame" screenwriters and codirectors joked that the fate of the universe rested in the paws of the little rat who coincidentally let Scott Lang out of the quantum realm five years later.
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As they rested in their cramped, musty tent, their only refuge from the elements, Isabella told her daughter she wanted her children to have all the things she did not have growing up.
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New Sentences (His fame rested in part on having treated Napoléon's hemorrhoids.) From "The Great Nadar" (Tim Duggan Books, 2017, Page 38), Adam Begley's biography of the 19th-century Parisian artist and entrepreneur.
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On Tuesday, the mother of six shared a photo of the recovery room, where she and husband Kroy Biermann, 31, stood between a sleeping Brielle and Kash as they rested in their hospital beds.
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Louis Park, a former US Marine currently volunteering with the Dwekh Nawsha militia in Northern Iraq posted a photo on Facebook of him encountering a Squirtle as his machine gun rested in the foreground.
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" He woke up in hospital, and his sister took him home and locked him in her house for three weeks, where he rested in the fetal position, "a bag of bones wrapped up in skin.
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The Predators remained one point ahead of St. Louis for third place in the Central Division and should have Pekka Rinne back in net after he was rested in favor of Juuse Saros on Monday.
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Things took a slightly surreal turn when, near the end of the four-hour session, Johnson's infant grandson was brought into the room and rested in the president's arms for the balance of the meeting.
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I'm going to taste Gold Edition, their silver rum rested in an bourbon oak barrel for six months, plus the distillery's newest release, the Kona Edition, as well as their answer to Fireball, Fuskie Fire.
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Pisco has no additives; that not only includes no pomace, but also covers an absence of added sugars or colouring, which explains why it is rested in clear non- reactive vessels rather than aged in wood.
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Magazines such as The New Yorker and Vanity Fair have canceled their traditional parties, and the president won't attend for the first time since President Ronald Reagan rested in 1981 while recovering from an assassination attempt.
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His 29 — he rested in the fourth quarter and logged just 1103:27 overall — left him one point shy of becoming the first Celtic other than Thomas to score 30 in game since Bradley on Oct.
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As night fell on the valley and tractors headed home, Miquel was cleaning up the cement barn floor at the Colom family farm under floodlights as a herd of about 60 cows rested in their stalls.
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ABOUT THE RANGERS (31-18-6): Henrik Lundqvist should be back in net after being rested in a 43-4 overtime loss to Los Angeles on Friday and carries a four-game winning streak into the contest.
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Higuain had been rested in the first half by Columbus Coach Gregg Berhalter, a bold bit of restraint prompted by the Crew's taxing first-round win over D.C. United in a penalty-kick shootout on Thursday night.
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Wall, who has seven steals over the last two contests, is now playing both ends of back-to-backs after being rested in one of the games earlier this season due to offseason surgery on both knees.
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While Djokovic was striking balls with pain, Federer rested in the second half of 2016 to help recuperate from knee problems, and then won the Australian Open as well as high-profile tournaments in Indian Wells, Calif.
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"Today I wanted to leave this earth," Kehlani, 20 – whose last name is Parrish, though she goes by her first name professionally – captioned a photo of an IV in her arm as she rested in a hospital bed.
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Now, Allen said the fate of his winery, which he runs with his girlfriend and business partner, Karen Daenen, rested in the hands of the first responders as the fire raged on with only 15% of it contained.
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The moment was a triumph for President Trump, whose campaign appeal to reluctant Republicans last year rested in large part on his pledge to appoint another committed conservative to succeed Justice Antonin Scalia, who died in February 20103.
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Strzok himself told investigators he didn't want to prevent a potential Trump victory, arguing the proof of this rested in the fact that the investigation into potential Russian collusion with the Trump campaign in the 2016 election remained confidential.
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An editor at Sports Illustrated once advised me that the art of the work rested in telling people who already know what happened a story so compelling that they forget everything and, at the end, wish they'd been there.
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"A little like this community, the theater has always been on the verge of extinction," said Andrea Cresti, 79, the director, sitting on a bench in the village's cobblestone square, where children played and cats rested in the shadows.
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The ingredients found in bourbon — barley, rye, corn — get smoked with cherrywood prior to being used in this massive beer, which is transferred to oak barrels for maturation after fermentation (the first batch rested in Pappy Van Winkle bourbon barrels specifically).
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This is a truly, truly volatile game at this point; the swings didn't appear as consequential when the market cap rested in the low billions, but as institutional pocketbooks push that cap to nearly $300 billion, the stakes are raised considerably.
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Lightning in the area delayed Friday's game by nearly an hour and caused McAdoo to hold the star wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. out of the game since the Giants had already warmed up and then rested in the locker room.
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Take a wide, metal skewer and treat it as you did the spit, but this time, instead of putting it on the grill, you're going to thread it through the handles of a roasting rack that is rested in a roasting tray.
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All current Supreme Court justices as well as members of the extended Supreme Court family and President Barack Obama paid their respects as the casket rested in the Great Hall, where a 2007 portrait of the late justice by Nelson Shanks was displayed.
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According to a legal complaint she filed, one driver masturbated in front of her in the back of their cab after they stopped driving for the evening; another tried to pull her shirt off while she rested in her truck's sleeper berth.
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"Everybody wants to form another caravan," Tony David Gálvez, 22, a Honduran farmworker, said Tuesday as he rested in Tapachula's central plaza after walking into the city with hundreds of other migrants, part of the second caravan to arrive here this month.
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A course of king crab, the meat twirled into bundles like angel hair pasta, rested in a pool of beurre blanc made with palm wine, a West African drink made of palm tree sap, the sauce studded with puffed Carolina Gold rice.
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For his Siembra Valles Ancestral, blue agave hearts are roasted in hand-dug pits and mashed with wooden mallets, and the distillate is rested in large containers covered in corncobs, a traditional method that "allows the spirit to mellow properly," Mr. Suro said.
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More seriously, the New York Times was able to track phones that went to Planned Parenthood and see how long they stayed; they could surely see how long phones rested in other places that have specific medical or political or cultural connotations.
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Sophia Wilansky, 21, who grew up in the Bronx, rested in a Minneapolis hospital bed, her father by her side, recovering from surgery to try to save her left hand and arm after an explosion at a pipeline protest in North Dakota this week.
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The authority to do this rested in the 1937 Agricultural Marketing Act, a relic of the New Deal that rejected the free market and provided for cartel-like supervisory boards to administer "marketing orders" for selected crops, under the overall regulatory oversight of the USDA.
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Tired, yet still exuberant, they rested in the fourth week of the new dawn, undoubtedly a pause to refresh, the interlude perfectly timed to allow the neighbors across the pond to work out their issues, unsure if any result would continue to be a good result.
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This is a man whose business dealings with the corrupt and the crooked are legion; a man whose entire business model rested in large part upon attracting the stolen, illicit funds washing through, and propping up, America's luxury real estate market over the previous two decades.
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HOUSTON — In the end, after the controversy of the seventh inning resulted in Washington manager Dave Martinez watching the remainder of Game 210 of the World Series from the visiting clubhouse, the Nationals realized that all along their title hopes rested in the surest set of hands.
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David Hale, a senior State Department official who testified on Capitol Hill as part of the Ukraine impeachment inquiry, said last month that the decision to release the Lebanese aid rested in the hands of OMB and that he had learned of the hold in late June.
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When the chainsaws ran out of gas, we hiked back to the Shield, passing by the fence builders' farm, where we rested in the shade of their one-room hut and filled our packs with their corn, chiles, sugarcane, and bananas, as much as we could carry.
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LOS ANGELES — The home that Natasha Gregson Wagner shares with her husband, his sons and their daughter in Venice, a seaside neighborhood here, smells clean in a non-antiseptic way and, on a recent visit, faintly of the lilacs that rested in a vase on the kitchen countertop.
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Within this story of meritocracy is the promise that anyone can achieve political power and success if they are good enough and if they work hard enough; that elected offices have for so long so wholly rested in male hands suggests simply that men have long been more worthy of them.
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In his first six months in office, Trump oversaw a steady transfer of power from the White House to the Pentagon, handing off several war-fighting authorities that previously rested in his hands -- and those of past presidents of both parties -- to the Pentagon and the commanders overseeing the US' military campaigns.
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Each day on the trail, we rose with the sun, carried all our possessions on our shoulders, filled our water bottles from creeks, rested in meadows dazzling with alpine wildflowers, bathed in rivers, and at dusk found a flat spot on which to unroll our sleeping bags and fall asleep while counting shooting stars.
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Washington (CNN)In his first six months in office, President Donald Trump has overseen a steady transfer of power from the White House to the Pentagon, handing off several warfighting authorities that previously rested in his hands -- and those of past presidents of both parties -- to the Pentagon and the commanders overseeing the US' military campaigns.
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After nearly three weeks of testimony, the prosecution and defense have rested in the tax evasion and bank fraud case against one-time Trump campaign chairman Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE.
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On a day when President Trump was conspicuously absent — by Mr. McCain's own design — the senator rested in an American flag-draped coffin under the Capitol dome, as the vice president, congressional leaders and prominent lawmakers past and present from both parties, military and cabinet officials and members of the public took turns participating in a bipartisan show of respect.
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"We have not rested in our efforts to bring to justice those involved in the terrorist attacks on our facilities in Benghazi, which led to the death of four courageous Americans — Tyrone Woods, Sean Smith, Glen Doherty and Ambassador Christopher Stevens — and we never will," John C. Demers, assistant attorney general for national security, said in a statement on Thursday.
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Barchas cites Austen's mass popularity in Britain and America at this time to argue that literary canons rested, in this period, on the lowest material conditions: the worn plates traded across New England between 1855 and 1904; the novels exchanged for soap wrappers in Lever Brothers' "Sunlight Library"; the halfpenny weekly serializations in Dicks' English Library of Standard Works; and the free copies of "Pride and Prejudice" distributed at New York's Taft Hotel.
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Such fou female flirtations deliver some wonderful love lines, for example, in Maar's poem "I Rested in the Arms of My Arms": (…) An eternal shivering of thoughts (…) The hummingbird motionless as a star while Mansour ends her poem "I Want to Sleep With You" this way: (…) Tense and sweating Shining with a thousand quivers Consumed by ecstatic mad inertia Stretched out on your shadow Hammered by your tongue To die in a rabbit's rotting teeth Happy Wonderful as this is, I would argue that any "essential" collection of Surrealist writings must include at least excerpts from André Breton's first "Manifesto of Surrealism" (1924), if not some from the additional Surrealism manifestos.
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