Soybean futures briefly turned higher before retreating to negative territory.
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And opposite was Baszler, scowling and retreating to the back.
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But retreating to the sidelines comes with an opportunity cost.
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Instead of retreating to the cowardly, canopied confines of faux-outrage?
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We are retreating to our tribal, ethnic and primitively prejudicial quarters.
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The result is that people stop caring, retreating to their phones.
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They aren't retreating to their lavish beach houses to play tennis.
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She accuses Morgan of just wanting attention before retreating to her room.
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And nothing unavoidable about retreating to the days of the Cold War.
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"They're sweets," he says, retreating to the back, looking the other way.
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The Communist forces remained on the offensive, rather than retreating to sanctuaries.
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Others said their fallback plan might mean retreating to the underground economy.
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The price peaked at $50.50 on Tuesday before retreating to $49.00 on Friday.
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The clown tells Ozzy he's asleep and Ozzy goes along, retreating to his pillow.
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Rask remained on the ice for several moments before retreating to the dressing room.
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Retreating to his supposed "firewall" of South Carolina, he'll find no position of strength.
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But he lasted only a few seconds before retreating to the bench, shaking his head.
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For a variety of reasons, the market is retreating to more conservative investments right now.
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Others expect a quicker victory, with ISIS leaders retreating to the desert west of Mosul.
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Retreating to partisan camps in the aftermath of these latest Trump tweets isn't good enough.
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Retreating to walled compounds in remote locations priced for those in the upper income bracket.
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If they talk mostly about oligarchy and rich financiers, they are retreating to their base.
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But retreating to the cavernous spa is a superb alternative for cooling down and relaxing.
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Does retreating to an insanity room to watch it in perfect quiet help with that?
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And if you're retreating to the couch, here are some great ideas for what to watch.
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That mattered less when tourists gawped at a few churches before retreating to a large hotel.
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USE YOUR WORDS, this critic yelled at a cloud, before retreating to life at a convent.
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You could see Jones himself retreating to Democratic platitudes about equal opportunity in his victory speech.
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Bloomberg pointed out that the company's controlling Thomson family is essentially retreating to the news business.
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Isn't that better than retreating to our separate corners (and our 47-47 split) and fuming?
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Regardless, as she was retreating to her courtside seat, Burke's producer reached her on her headset.
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The benchmark 10-year yield broke above 2.9 percent before retreating to trade at 2.887 percent.
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Before he began "living authentically," his mother said, he was introverted, often retreating to his room.
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Gypsy then gives him the knife and leads him to her mother before retreating to the bathroom.
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Conversely, Northwestern frustrated Wisconsin's offense by pressing three-quarters court before retreating to an active matchup zone.
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As he contemplates his choice, you can see his mind retreating to the days of his captivity.
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That was the end of the game, however, with players and officials retreating to the dressing rooms.
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Only the Japanese yen weakened against the dollar, retreating to a two-month low at 112.27 yen.
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Consolidate information by retreating to a dark, quiet room for 10 minutes of inactivity (but not sleep).
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We were back in "he said, she said" territory, with everyone retreating to their well-worn postures.
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U.S. oil futures climbed above $30 a barrel before retreating to $29.14, down 0.9 percent on the day.
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For many, lunchtime was an hour-long ordeal of either retreating to the bathroom or eating utterly alone.
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Gold hit a high for the year of just under $1,290 an ounce before retreating to around $1,230.
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When LiLo fled America to live in Dubai and Greece, she was retreating to heal and rebuild herself.
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It tried to pounce on her two more times before retreating to the solitude of a nearby tree.
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Another video soon surfaces, this time of Kirkman, shielded by a panicked entourage, retreating to an armored car.
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And African-Americans are not retreating to their homes, or living quiet lives in response to Dred Scott.
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Grafters are stolid and conventional, lining their pockets and then quietly retreating to one of their several homes.
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She felt too exhausted to go for a run and simple errands resulted in her retreating to bed.
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The former Vezina Trophy recipient remained on the ice for several moments before retreating to the locker room.
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"I was expecting to see more," Ms. Huang said, after retreating to a cafe inside the ropeway station.
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Could retreating to "numerous" signal a sensitivity to pesky fact-checkers who keep asking for follow-up documentation?
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Make yourself a magical playlist and spend the weekend retreating to recharge, or taking a loving or artistic risk.
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The bid yield on the 10-year JGB turned positive to 0.002 percent before retreating to negative 0.025 percent.
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Bisping will retreat and throw jabs while retreating to little effect, with his shoulders low and his head high.
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The , hit 101.48, its highest since early April 2003 before retreating to 101.27, up 0.4 percent on the day.
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He sets it up as a counter to the opponent's forward motion by retreating to draw the opponent on.
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Brent crude settled at $54.94 a barrel, up 48 cents - or 0.88 percent - before retreating to $54.22 a barrel.
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Carsen Edwards had 10 first-half points and Haas supplied eight before retreating to the bench with foul trouble.
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Its shares soared as much as 2000% after the results before retreating to trade 22020% up by 0003 GMT.
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Before putting pen to paper, he scheduled individual workshops with the singers, making detailed notes before retreating to write.
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Benchmark Brent crude LCOc1 settled up 7 cents a barrel at $47.003, after retreating to $50.02 during the session.
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Too often, these discussions have devolved, with people retreating to the usual political corners and talking past each other.
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Sarah had her own experience of leaving The Bachelor, and retreating to Oregon and trying to get straight with herself.
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The bid yield on the 30-year JGB climbed to 0.532 percent, before retreating to 0.519 percent in the afternoon.
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The reached 100.57, which was its highest since April 2003 before retreating to 100.46, up 0.2 percent on the day.
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But while generals still mouth regime slogans, there are signs that the army is retreating to a more institutionalist stance.
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Iraqi forces began a takeover of almost the entire disputed Kirkuk province Monday, with Kurdish forces retreating to nearby oilfields.
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It was seen firming to 1.16 by the end of July, but retreating to 1.22 in the next 12 months.
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But no matter how tempting, none of the experts we talked to recommended retreating to a hotel or an Airbnb.
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After a play or two, they usually start retreating to a safer distance — 5 or 10 yards from the maelstrom.
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The Swiss franc was little changed at 1.0135 per dollar after retreating to 1.0170 overnight, its weakest since Jan. 11.
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The 225-foot Embiid winced in pain as he missed both free throw attempts before retreating to the locker room.
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Ms. Krauss will go only so far in analyzing her gifts and inclinations before retreating to modesty or comic relief.
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Italian 10-year yields rose as high as 1.08 percent before retreating to end dwon 1.4 bps at 1.05 percent.
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For its part, the 30-year yield reached its highest since early February at 2.764 percent before retreating to 2.755 percent.
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Maybe younger, healthier people tend to live at higher altitudes, with older and weaker ones, including smokers, retreating to lower lands.
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Every night, she waited until the kids were asleep before retreating to the couch with her battered smartphone and a notepad.
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After losing half its readers in a decade, the title is retreating to the web, promising only biannual "collectible" print issues.
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The Japanese yen briefly strengthened as high as 99.84 against the dollar, before retreating to levels near 100.21 in the afternoon.
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He then got an escort from crooked police officers into Mexico City before retreating to one of his many mountainside hideaways.
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The Canadian dollar traded at C$1.3181 per dollar after retreating to a one-year low of C$1.3210 on Friday.
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The euro rose 0.25 percent to $1.1336, given a reprieve after retreating to $1.1302 on Wednesday, its lowest since mid-August.
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The stock briefly skyrocketed more than 20 percent on its initial public offering before retreating to close up only 1 percent.
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The dollar/yen spiked as high as 21.6 after the data, before retreating to 1.43 at 21.4:21.5 a.m. HK/SIN.
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And finally we need to have freedom of movement, for peaceful assembly, asylum, nationality, or retreating to home, property or privacy.
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Its confidence index was unchanged from July at 102 with households reporting concerns about unemployment retreating to a 1.43-month low.
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Its confidence index was unchanged from July at 102 with households reporting concerns about unemployment retreating to a 10-month low.
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Photographs of her, retreating to the roof of City Hall to hold a private conversation, have been splashed all over newspapers.
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Benny Leonard retreating to the open side and firing a right straight in through the same angle, over a century earlier.
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However, by retreating to echo chambers that are being infiltrated with bad actors, we're doing nobody a favor, least of all ourselves.
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Chapman's girlfriend accused him of abusing her, and he has acknowledged retreating to his garage, where he fired a handgun multiple times.
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The Canadian dollar was little changed at C$1.3050 per dollar after retreating to C$1.3068, its weakest since late June 2017.
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The euro rose to 88.43 British pence, a level last seen five years ago before retreating to 87.80 pence in U.S. trading.
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The dollar index reached 100.57, which was its highest since April 2003 before retreating to 100.42, up 0.2 percent on the day.
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Not everyone can seal themselves off from a world of rising seas and burning forests by retreating to a gold-lined biosphere.
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Trump is retreating to familiar territory because he doesn't have anywhere else to go, and Republicans are following him out of desperation.
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The euro was also a third of a percent weaker, retreating to $1.0746 compared with last week's seven-week highs above $1.08.
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I felt like I was retreating to my own charming, historic apartment in the French Quarter, and I can't wait to return.
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The Athens bourse general index was 5.4 percent down at 13.05 GMT after retreating to its lowest level since 1991 on Monday.
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Instead, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex took a six-week break from the spotlight, retreating to Canada with their son, Archie.
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She said that just six prison agents were on duty, and that they managed to free visitors before retreating to another block.
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Karemaker actually draws himself retreating to the comfort of superhero books as a child, particularly while navigating the difficulty of fitting-in.
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The Offshore isn't overtly oppressing the rest of the country, it's just abandoned it, retreating to a place that genuinely can't accommodate everyone.
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Mrs May avoided further confrontations with disgruntled colleagues only by retreating to Downing Street and turning away ministers who asked to see her.
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Cenovus shares rose as much as 3.9 percent to C$13.18 in early morning trade, before retreating to C$12.71 by late morning.
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And I wonder if storming Area 51 is a way of retreating to a simpler, pre-9/11 view of the hidden things.
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Flood insurance premiums could rise sharply, with people faced with the choice of increasing clean-up costs or retreating to higher ground inland.
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The euro rose to 88.43 British pence, a level last seen five years ago before retreating to 87.93 pence in late U.S. trading.
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"We really want to be expanding and getting the diamond mining industry going, not closing and retreating to just one asset," said Kirby.
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Audrina Patridge is retreating to the comforts of home -- not hers, but her parents' -- while her nasty divorce from Corey Bohan plays out.
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London Metal Exchange aluminum hit its highest since March 22.834 at $230,323 a tonne before retreating to close at $232,23.0294, down 23.04 percent.
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Air strikes pummelled villages and towns in Mosul's periphery, so ISIS contracted its territory, retreating to the city, along with thousands of civilians.
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Shares of Glencore rose as much as 2.2 percent on the announcement of the disposal, before retreating to close down about 1.2 percent.
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Give your mind a chance to consolidate information by retreating to a dark, quiet room for 10 minutes of inactivity (but not sleep).
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In a financial panic, investors lose confidence in all forms of credit, retreating to the safest and most liquid assets, like Treasury bills.
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Aides sensed that could change Friday, and Buttigieg quickly parried each attack before retreating to well-rehearsed sections of his usual stump speech.
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After retreating to a one-week low in early European trading, the dollar edged up 0.1 percent against a basket of world currencies .
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By retreating to neat homogeneous monocultures, most separatists will end up doing what all self-segregationists do, fostering narrowness, prejudice and moral arrogance.
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It strengthened to a two-week high at 129.87 yen per euro before retreating to 130.27 yen, up 0.26 percent on the day.
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It strengthened to a two-week high at 129.85 yen per euro before retreating to 130.33 yen, up 0.25 percent on the day.
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Bobby Kaufmann is upset that college students reacted to Donald Trump's election by retreating to "cry rooms" and blocking Interstate 80 with their protests.
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Given the fairly large pitfalls of retreating to the Iron Islands, it'd probably be smarter for Daenerys to retreat to her familial island, Dragonstone.
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The British-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the militants were back in control only hours after retreating to the orchards around Palmyra.
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The Aussie climbed from levels near $0.7500 before the data to as high as $0.7564, before retreating to $12.423 in the evening local time.
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Summer is coming to an end, which means that soon we'll all be retreating to our living rooms and getting cozy for the winter.
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As he writes: China is not retreating to the era of high communism…but lurching towards a messy future shared by many authoritarian states.
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London Metal Exchange aluminum CMAL2.8343 hit its highest since March 22.834 at $22,22 a ton before retreating to close at $2,285, down 1.7 percent.
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Certainly Ms. Lasha's testimony was compelling as she described leaving the hotel and retreating to her car in the parking lot where she prayed.
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Pikas — the diminutive, rotund relatives of rabbits that live in rocks at high altitude — appear to be retreating to higher altitudes as climate warms.
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It teaches me and it teaches them how to have a real conversation without just declaring someone the enemy and retreating to your corner.
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He rolled the ankle while rounding third base in the fifth inning against the Atlanta Braves, but stayed in the game, retreating to third.
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The Italy/Germany bond yield gap rose to as high as 323 bps, its second widest level since 2013, before retreating to 318 bps.
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The yen reached a two-week peak at 110.74 yen per dollar before retreating to 111.41 yen, little changed from Friday, Reuters data showed.
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On Friday, the five-year TIPS breakeven rate rose to 220 percent, its highest since July, before retreating to 113 percent in late trade.
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The Romanian leu firmed to a four-month high of 4.4800 per euro, before retreating to trade 0.3 percent up on the day at 4.4910.
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However, I do have some doubts that retreating to an underground wine cellar as storm surges threaten to cause widespread flooding is a good idea.
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After retreating to a one-week low in early European trading, the dollar edged up 0.1 percent against a basket of world currencies to 101.66.
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If I was isolating myself more and more at school, retreating to the library as often as possible, well, I'd always been a bookish child.
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Instead of immediately retreating to our corners, we're able to, hopefully, examine this at face value and decide for ourselves what to make of it.
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The euro touched a near five-week high versus the yen at 116.28 yen before retreating to 116.07 yen, up 0.1 percent on the day.
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International benchmark Brent futures rose 72 cents a barrel to touch an intraday high of $70.03 before retreating to $69.93 by 2:03 p.m. EDT.
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The Shanghai Composite climbed as much as 0.7 percent in the wake of the data, before retreating to trade flat, only to climb again later.
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Bike-sharing pioneer Mobike is retreating to China Backpedaling from foreign markets is also consistent with Meituan's long-held strategy to stay focus on China.
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Among currencies tied to oil-exporting countries, the Norwegian crown strengthened to 8.9179 per dollar earlier before retreating to 8.9545, up 0.35% on the day.
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As a 19-year-old gunman killed 17 people at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School last year, Deputy Scot Peterson was outside, retreating to safety.
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The night was so debilitating for Bernie Sanders that after retreating to his home state of Vermont on Tuesday, he didn't even make a speech.
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Mr. Bellow has no intention of toning down the views of hard-liners he edits or retreating to a kind of "mushy centrism," he said.
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After his first loss, he rages on the board: going on the attack in uncharacteristic fashion, then retreating to contemplate a single move for 12 minutes.
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The affidavit alleges Mejia was denied one and then flew into a rage, screaming obscenities at the bride and her guests before retreating to his room.
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The yen strengthened to the 104 handle against the greenback Thursday morning, trading as high as 104.50 before retreating to 104.66 as of 166.583:50 p.m.
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Salley's long-term relationship ended in the aftermath of the scandal, and she found herself retreating to a damp cottage in the Cotswolds to be alone.
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EUR= The euro touched a near five-week high versus the yen at 116.28 yen before retreating to 116.03 yen, up 0.05 percent on the day.
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Green Book's end-of-the-night Best Picture victory at the 2019 Oscars felt like a rapidly changing Academy retreating to the comforts of the familiar.
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But early in the fourth, Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson made the play of the game, retreating to pick up a snap that sailed by his head.
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Instead, those movies have gone underground, retreating to the straight-to-VOD circuit and forced to make do with meager budgets and decades-old intellectual property.
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Sources told CNN that Kushner was quietly leveraging his close relationship with bin Salman throughout the fallout when asked and retreating to the sidelines when necessary.
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And he is still a man on the town, retreating to his home in Westhampton every Friday and occasionally to the flat he maintains in London.
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What's happening here is that Kavanaugh is being misleading when he thinks he can get away with it and then retreating to narrow technicalities under pressure.
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Words like "racism" have a tendency to shut down conversations and have all parties retreating to their respective foxholes, with nothing resolved or even meaningfully addressed.
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This being Britain, people are not retreating to underground bunkers, as America's "Doomsday preppers" do, and Britons are more likely to hoard toilet paper than weaponry.
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The Australian dollar was a shade higher at $0.7478 , steadying after retreating to a three-month low of $0.7455 the previous day on lacklustre local inflation data.
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Driving a Slingshot through the nighttime streets and retreating to his neon-tinged hideaway, Devontée's journey always brings him back to the people who he started with.
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"A Dollar Tree wine glass is in the air / André will get me there," she sings, retreating to the frugality of plastic wine glasses and cheap champagne.
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After the final out, the Yankees bounced out of the dugout to celebrate briefly before retreating to the clubhouse, where they emptied dozens of bottles of Champagne.
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He also seems unable to grasp the mess he has made of his personal life, retreating to lawyerly evasions when confronted with the consequences of his infidelity.
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He was elected mayor at a time when Baltimore's public housing had deteriorated, crime was on the rise and the middle class was retreating to the suburbs.
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Sterling, already up on the day against the dollar in midday trading in London, surged to $1.2500, before retreating to $1.2466, up 1 percent on the day.
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Some legacy media organizations have reacted to the new challenges by retreating to traditional reporting procedures of ostentatious, and sometimes false, balance and voice-of-God authority.
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He was captured on video retreating to a safe spot before walking back to the front of the bus and shooting, according to the probable cause statement.
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Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph, in relief, passed for 210 yards and a touchdown to Diontae Johnson before retreating to the sideline because of a left shoulder injury.
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Those who were cast committed to the experience, often choosing to spend time in the cold and mud with one another between takes, versus retreating to their trailers.
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After retreating to a one-week low in early European trading, the dollar recovered against a basket of major currencies, up 0.1 percent at 101.60 by 1235 GMT.
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But at some point there's like an eel talking about his brother committing suicide… The whole premiss is about a 50-year-old woman retreating to the woods.
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Iraqi forces loyal to the central government in Baghdad rapidly took over almost all of the disputed Kirkuk province on Monday, with Kurdish forces retreating to nearby oilfields.
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At a time when classical music was retreating to the edges of the cultural landscape, Bernstein appeared to reverse the process almost single-handedly, through force of will.
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For some time, the band was playing together, funneling their energies — then the entropy took over again and the players all separated out, retreating to their battle stations.
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According to the probable cause statement, Lilly was captured on video retreating to a safe spot before walking back to the front of the bus to start shooting.
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" The Times article continued: "He spends ever more time in front of a television, often retreating to his residence out of concern that he is being watched too closely.
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Three-month nickel on the London Metal Exchange rose 15 percent to a three-year high of $21.7,22 a tonne before retreating to end 0.13 percent down at $20.1,221.
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Gold hit $1,218 an ounce, its highest in nearly eight weeks, in the run-up to May's speech before retreating to $1,213, still up 0.8 percent on the day.
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After walking into a store and hearing someone calling out for help, the man said he'd heard five to six gunshots before retreating to his car and calling police.
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"Instead of retreating to the wilderness or decompressing on a beach somewhere, we spent ten days in the studio making a collection of ambient instrumental works," the group said.
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European stocks and euro zone stocks jumped to a session high after the ECB minutes, both turning positive before retreating to previous levels, down 0.1 percent on the day.
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Standing before the leaders of 50 Muslim nations, Trump chickened out, refusing to utter the words "radical Islamic terrorism," retreating to the Obama formulation, which he had branded unacceptable.
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Troops were taken by surprise and abandoned their position, allowing the militants to confiscate 10 armored vehicles before retreating to their stronghold in neighboring Nigeria, the security sources said.
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In fact, it imperils the American economy to linger in a sort of purgatory where we are torn between embracing a prosperous future and retreating to an unattainable past.
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These Republicans are thus retreating to the line, incompatible with Trump's, that Trump behaved inappropriately, just as Comey said, but that he did so out of naïveté, not corruption.
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"I've been carrying this burden for five or six days," Girardi said before retreating to his clubhouse office at Progressive Field to celebrate with his wife and three children.
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DAKAR, Senegal — When Salma Sylla was a little girl, she tried to find relief from Senegal's steamy hot season by retreating to the roof of her home to sleep.
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In this show, which was organized by Jill Lloyd, an independent curator, Gerstl is constantly on the move, striking out on his own, and then retreating to familiar territory.
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TOKYO, Dec 21 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond prices moved in a narrow range on Friday, with many market players retreating to the sidelines ahead of the New Year holidays.
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The dollar index against a basket of major currencies was down 21.1489 percent at 95.606 after retreating to as low as 95.511 the previous day, its weakest in 12 days.
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With Canada another near neighbor, the Canadian dollar strengthened to a session high of 1.33 against the greenback after the news, before retreating to 1.339 as of 8:29 a.m.
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Washington (CNN)A top US general said Tuesday that ISIS fighters defied their leader's orders to fight to the death in a recent battle, instead retreating to the north. Gen.
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For two weeks, the Sherpa 100AC allowed me to venture off the grid for a few days at a time before retreating to caravan sites to plug in and recharge.
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A few minutes later, Ersan Ilyasova undercut Covington on the latter's bid for a layup, resulting in the Minnesota power forward grimacing in pain before retreating to the locker room.
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The man praised Mr. Wu for understanding that China was in danger of retreating to the closed mind-set of the Qing dynasty and that it needed the outside world.
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But he seemed nervous and kept retreating to the same lines, the same phrases, clutching onto them like a lifeline in white water rapids rather than risk going off course.
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" Acknowledging that Mr. Trump is not retreating to isolation, the critics now advance a subtler case — that he is wrecking what they describe as the America-led "liberal international order.
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The article begins: When Salma Sylla was a little girl, she tried to find relief from Senegal's steamy hot season by retreating to the roof of her home to sleep.
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Talking to adults had become so traumatic, he often said, he found solace by retreating to his bedroom closet, where he kept a chameleon, snakes, a turtle and a gerbil.
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When the fighting's done, there's exploration, secrets to uncover, and many quest lines to follow in the battle against an Earth-invading robotic force that's sent humanity retreating to the Moon.
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The most famous action took place at Fort Vaux, where 13 French soldiers held out against a determined German assault, retreating to interior barricades as flamethrower troops swept the upper galleries.
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Instead of retreating to establishment figures, Democrats may want to look to other, more successful campaigns for the model of a fruitful primary process, especially the elections of 1992 and 2008.
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The party needs to offer policies that assist them, and it has to be something that moves forward towards engaging the new economy, not retreating to the past a la Trump.
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Book The Westin Fort Lauderdale Beach Resort starting at $136 per night Staying at the Westin Fort Lauderdale Beach Resort feels like retreating to an effortless and well-appointed beach getaway.
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Instead, the entrepreneur spends most of his free time at the office or in factories, retreating to one of several Los Angeles mansions he owns at the end of the day.
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Before retreating to his family constituency, Najib asked for police protection, though police have been stationed outside his house for the past week and he still travels with a police escort.
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Its 10-year bond yield rose six basis points at one stage to 2.43% before retreating to 2.36%, while the Italy/Germany bond yield gap remained wide at around 258 basis points .
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Hunter is borrowing from a familiar playbook to keep up the fight, retreating to the kind of race-baiting Republicans have turned to over and over again when they feel under siege.
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Having earlier touched 110.985 yen, its weakest against the Japanese currency since October 2014, the dollar gained nearly 2 yen in the space of around two minutes, before retreating to 112.20 yen.
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Given the passion and politics surrounding the issue -- exacerbated by the administration's separation of children from parents -- it's difficult to shed light on these stories without people retreating to their ideological corners.
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He tones down his own mugging from Zoolander this time out, retreating to a more familiar reasonable-and-rational act that makes Stiller's much more exaggerated performance look even falser by contrast.
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Turkish security officials were seen coming out of the ambassador's residence, then retreating to the residence grounds, a law enforcement official said, adding that the same scenario played out more than once.
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The bonds rose to 100.15 in cash price early today before retreating to around 23, or a yield of 30% in afternoon, against reoffer price of 299.631 or reoffer yield of 23.921%.
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The dollar index, which measures the greenback against six major currencies, hit a session high of 101.29 shortly after the ADP data before retreating to 101.11, up 0.2 percent on the day.
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Meanwhile, many Taliban fighters have adopted a proper rotation system similar to conventional forces — first training in Pakistan, for example, then deploying to fight in Afghanistan, before retreating to Pakistan to rest.
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The Bank for International Settlements' data shows the continued trend of cautious banks retreating to national boundaries since the financial crash, while private equity funds and others win more credit and clout.
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More importantly, should we and our allies be successful in Mosul, and I have the utmost faith that we will be, I fear ISIS will continue retreating to its al Qaeda roots.
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Once a rising teen pop star herself, Ms. Geiger turned away from the spotlight around the ripe age of 21, retreating to the basements and studios where she'd always been most comfortable.
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Cicely became enamored with poetry as a youngster, often escaping her boisterous older siblings by retreating to the bathroom to read aloud Shakespeare, Keats, Shelley and Auden, sometimes to Micky, her dog.
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Naturally, the inaugural issue will feature a deep dive on Paul and Linda McCartney's "Ram," the 1971 album the couple made after retreating to a farm in rural England post-Beatles breakup.
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With Republicans and Democrats in Congress retreating to their corners, many of the Trump appointees have benefited from Republicans' decision to extend a contentious and partisan confirmation path that upended bipartisan Senate practices.
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Matt DeCample, from Arkansas, a Stage 4 cancer patient, asked Sanders why he and Republicans could not meet in the middle to create health care solutions that work without retreating to political extremes.
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The most-traded rebar futures contract has gained nearly 50 percent this year, peaking at 4,016 yuan ($603.15) a tonne last week before retreating to 3,841 yuan a tonne by 0335 GMT on Monday.
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He was more apparition than contender on the first debate stage in June, wilting under Castro's immigration attack and retreating to a corner where he remained, almost silent, for the rest of the debate.
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There would be two states, with the Palestinians taking control of the overwhelming bulk of the Palestinian-populated West Bank and Gaza Strip, and with Israel largely retreating to its current internationally recognized borders.
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Two assailants opened fire on a police station before retreating to the mountain village of Thaqeef where the soldier, named as private Saeed al-Harithy, was killed in an exchange of fire, SPA reported.
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Faced with a bureaucracy that fears him and institutions that frustrate him, he is retreating to the people and places that tell him what he wants to hear, because that is all he will believe.
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Wonder Woman asserts that there's evil on both sides, before retreating to binary conflict and the good people who are worth fighting for (an inspirational sentiment that does, at least, fare better than the others).
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How these new players will mesh with Mr. Trump's throwback persona may determine whether the president is signaling a midcourse correction in foreign policy or merely retreating to phrases and positions that give him comfort.
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Floor time is limited and seriously considering any gun bill -- even one as specific as legislation on firearm accessories -- could unleash a lengthy, politically fraught battle with Democrats and Republicans retreating to their respective corners.
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For while most European banks are battling sluggish economic growth and super low interest rates by cutting costs and retreating to their "core", French lenders have decided the time is right to push the frontiers.
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Cuomo's producer, Melanie Buck, told Variety in a story published Wednesday that people retreating "to their corners during partisan times" may be one reason Hannity and Maddow are performing so well from a ratings perspective.
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"SAFE-HAVEN" YEN The euro climbed as much as 1.5 percent against the pound to a two-month high of 88.53 pence EURGBP=, before retreating to 87.85 pence, still up 0.7 percent on the day.
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His debut 2007's For Emma, Forever Ago came about from when he was at his lowest, retreating to his father's Wisconsin cabin after his band broke up, his relationship dissolved, and illness took over.
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The most-traded rebar futures SRBcv1 contract has gained nearly 50 percent this year, peaking at 4,016 yuan ($603.15) a tonne last week before retreating to 3,841 yuan a tonne by 0335 GMT on Monday.
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With major world powers retreating to their own corners to combat the coronavirus outbreak, prospects for multilateral diplomacy seem dim, especially as US President Donald Trump ratchets up his rhetoric against China over the coronavirus.
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Rob Kardashian has given up on life again, retreating to the confines of his home and gaining all his weight back ... so claim members of his family who are worried his life is now in danger.
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TOKYO, April 5 (Reuters) - The dollar's fall deepened on Tuesday in the wake of the Federal Reserve's cautious stance towards raising interest rates, with the U.S. currency retreating to a 17-month low versus the yen.
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Banks' funding costs rose as the "repo rate" that they charge each other for overnight dollar-denominated loans nearly doubled at one point to 1.1 percent before retreating to 0.8 percent, still a three-month high.
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Benchmark nickel on the London Metal Exchange (LME) at one stage shot up more than 12% to $16,690 a tonne, equalling an April 2018 high, before retreating to $15,530 and a 4.9% gain by 23 GMT.
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SPEND a day in Yangon, shuttling among new high-rises and bars before retreating to your boutique hotel, and you can almost believe that after decades of isolation, Myanmar is squarely on the road to prosperity.
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Six months later, walking through Midtown amid the bitter November cold, we noticed a bedraggled man peering into the window of a pizza shop, retreating to the curb, and then returning to look through the panes.
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Their subject, Astrid, created a wig out of a giant, leafy rhubarb uprooted from her garden; with her back turned in the portrait, she resembles a kind of botanical Cousin Itt retreating to her forest lair.
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The Duchess of Cambridge looked lovely as she chased around son Prince Louis, 1, and watched Prince George, 6, and Princess Charlotte, 4, kick around a soccer ball before retreating to the car for a picnic.
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In between planning meals and visiting vineyards, Mr. Walker, like Bruno, takes care of business, retreating to his office in the pigeon tower, where he does most of his writing — at least 1,000 words a day.
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Retreating to the building's stairwell, it occurred to us that we might be in danger of being overrun by ISIS -- one of their tactics is to encircle during an attack rather than come from the front.
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She has a point, but I can't help thinking that for people of a certain age—and especially now, in the midst of a pandemic—retreating to more innocent times can be a necessary coping mechanism.
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In Game 1 of this year's playoff series against the Hawks, it appeared, for a minute, like that unpleasant history had repeated itself, with Love briefly retreating to the locker room after another hit to the shoulder.
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Bee's father, Kak, walks around the grounds with cell phone and coffee cup in hand, talking slang in English with the foreigners, retreating to the outside kitchen to cook large meals for the students twice a day.
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Instead of reflexively retreating to a defensive crouch when she pointed out that I needed to be more careful, I acknowledged her point (albeit with a few more "I didn't have my phone" protestations), and moved on.
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Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange (LME) climbed to an intraday high of $6,223 a tonne, the strongest since May 8, before retreating to $6,200 in final open-outcry trading, up $1 from Monday's close.
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Sabathia has a sponsor he keeps in touch with, and he has pledged to be more involved with his teammates than he was in recent years — joining them on the road instead of retreating to his hotel room.
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The couple exchanged vows in a small Catholic Church in Centerville, Massachusetts, before retreating to a private reception at the Kennedy Compound in Hyannis Port, per The New York Times, and noted that Jackie Kennedy advocated for privacy.
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The Australian dollar advanced on Friday, moving from as little as $20.71 before the jobs report on Friday to levels as high as $22.42 on Monday before retreating to around $5003 as of 2500:20.29 p.m. HK/SIN.
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This is backed by honeyed words about unifying a family sundered for 70 years, since China's civil war ended with the losing Nationalist Party, or Kuomintang (KMT) retreating to what they hoped would be temporary exile on Taiwan.
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Its Johannesburg-listed shares rose 13.57% following the trading update, before retreating to trade 5% higher by 0730 GMT - versus a 7% gain in the Johannesburg Stock Exchange overall, which was enjoying a reprieve after days of losses.
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If the lasting image of "The Crown" is Elizabeth and Philip retreating to separate beds, "Victoria" gives us Little Vicky and her prince, their beautiful heads of hair impeccably tousled, walking hand in hand in the Scottish Highlands.
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If the Sanders campaign ultimately ends with the primaries, then holding fast to that majoritarian spirit, rather than slipping into despair or retreating to the comforting familiarity of obscurity, will be the most valuable exercise for the left.
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The dollar traded at 110.35 yen after retreating to a four-month low of 110.00 overnight against its Japanese peer, which tends to attract demand as a perceived safe-haven during times of market volatility and economic stress.
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Not because she is a woman, but because since the election she has rarely spoken, retreating to her penthouse in New York and emerging last week on the global stage in a series of strict, battle-ready outfits.
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Japan's benchmark 224.7-year government bond yield climbed to as high as negative 22013 percent on Monday, just shy of positive territory, which it hasn't seen since mid-March, before retreating to around negative 20.7 later in the afternoon.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude rose early in the day and began to pare gains in the late afternoon, settling at $51.79 a barrel, up 0003 cents or 0.21 percent, before retreating to as low as $51.11 a barrel.
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"We believe that investors can keep their investment strategies on track for the long term even in the current uncertain times without retreating to cash," UBS global chief investment officer Mark Haefele said in a note to clients Wednesday.
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The law allows the use of deadly force in public when used in self-defense -- even if retreating to avoid using force is possible -- and became a focus of outrage after George Zimmerman killed Trayvon Martin, an unarmed teenager.
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It is no wonder that we have become numb to what they say, retreating to our respective party labels and those media outlets that repeat what we want to hear rather than the difficult truths we need to hear.
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Fresh off a bruising defeat at the hands of Donald Trump in New York, Ted Cruz is now retreating to what is, at best, only barely friendlier territory: The I-95 corridor, home to five states that will vote on Tuesday.
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In a see-saw reaction to the numbers, the pound hit a day's high of $1.2717 before retreating to $1.2695 in the minutes that followed, still up 0.3 percent on the day and only slightly down from before the data's publication.
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The bloody brawl sent nine to the hospital and Turkish security officials were seen coming out of the ambassador's residence, then retreating to the residence grounds, a law enforcement official said, adding that the same scenario played out more than once.
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Mr. Cruz, who won his Senate seat in 2012 as an uncompromising outsider, ended up retreating to Texas — where 155 delegates were at stake, the most of any state voting on Tuesday — as if it were his own personal Alamo.
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Here, a subtropical climate justifies the occasional siesta, the local sport is retreating to teahouses and an oft-quoted saying instructs old people not to leave and the young not to come, as they risk losing all desire to work.
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Pettis then went on to lose consecutive decisions to Eddie Alvarez and Edson Barboza, before retreating to the weight class below and somewhat resuscitating his career with a guillotine choke win against Charles Oliveira at featherweight before losing to Holloway.
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Because instead of retreating to a well-meaning ambivalence, it's able to make the case directly: In order to take down the oppressive council that runs Jirga, Kat has to get over her naivety and take a stand against the powerful.
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I therefore write this in the hope of furthering the national conversation, a conversation that must not be stilted by the participants simply retreating to their corners to talk into their respective mirrors about their own steadfast views on a subject.
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It's also true that for a party coming off the historic election of the first African American president and that came within a razor's edge of electing the first female president, there's something symbolically disappointing about retreating to another white man.
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After retreating to the house of a friend who happened to live nearby, she began the process of requesting a refund for the trip "pretty much right away"—one she believed her profession undoubtedly gave her a huge leg up on obtaining.
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Her efforts to fit in finally snap, sending her retreating to the Isle of the Lost, with her pals Evie (Sofia Carson), the Evil Queen's girl; Cruella De Vil's son Carlos (Cameron Boyce); and Jafar's kid Jay (Booboo Stewart) in hot pursuit.
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Rau, typically the one to quickly toss back a few drinks and call it a night, retreating to the hotel room to watch TV, might not have made it until 2 AM anyway, his bandmates Feldman, Loper and drummer TJ Orscher say.
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Both Iaquinta and his teammate Chris Weidman have done this well before—they aren't big kickers or known for their kicking games but they kick decently enough and can travel in quickly off them, not caring so much about religiously retreating to their guard.
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In a time when it's not cool to be openly sexist, some Indian men are retreating to the privacy of WhatsApp groups to validate their misogyny, just like we lower our voices and retreat to our living rooms to share our most bigoted thoughts.
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This tendency reached comical new heights via David Martosko of the Daily Mail, who first congratulated Trump for a commanding display the likes of which we'd never seen from Barack Obama before swiftly retreating to the contention that Trump had proven he's not senile.
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Confusion reigns: Ambassador Stevens and his aide Sean Smith (Christopher Dingli) are separated from the security force and retreating to a safe room doesn't protect them from heavy smoke that seeps in under the door (Stevens was determined to have died from smoke inhalation).
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Given the service's track record, though, its Christmas-week break with protocol might wind up being more like Groundhog Day, with Netflix seeing the potential headaches that its claim unleashed before retreating to the comfort, safety and silence of the box that it previously occupied.
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Part of this is that I think "hardball" questions are generally overrated by journalists, who tend to like to get into little mini-arguments with candidates that don't reveal anything and just leave everyone retreating to their corners at the end of the day.
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The price of benchmark 62% iron ore , as assessed by commodity price reporting agency Argus, reached a peak of $22 a tonne in July last year amid the supply crunch, before retreating to a low of $23 by mid-November.
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Birkenstock, now a partner at law firm Sandler Reiff, said one way groups may try to shield their donors now is by backing away from so-called "express advocacy" ads and retreating to ads that don't explicitly urge voters to support or defeat a candidate.
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Afrofuturist themes were revisited in the '90s, but still as a genre without a name until the cultural critic Mark Dery formally christened it in his 1994 essay "Black to the Future," after which it flourished for a time before retreating to the shadows.
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"We definitely saw jihadist groups of all stripes, but mostly ISIS, respond to being kicked off social media platforms by retreating to Telegram," said Amarnath Amarasingam, a terrorism expert and senior research fellow at the Institute for Strategic Dialogue, who carefully tracked the rise of ISIS online.
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Or do cross-cultural occurrences like the sure-to-be-successful second installment of FriendsFest signify a greater, collective desire to continue retreating to a time, place, and state of mind in which it was easier to ignore the regularly occurring injustices that continue to plague society.
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President Donald Trump's son-in-law and top adviser has remained involved in the administration's efforts, two sources familiar with the matter said, quietly leveraging his close relationship with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman throughout the saga when asked and retreating to the sidelines when necessary.
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This act of leaving New York City and with it the opportunities for American and international fame (though she was famous in Germany), can be seen as an act of refusal: refusing to participate actively in the art world and, instead, retreating to her family and her family home.
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After retreating to Mykonos in Greece, toting biographies of the former prime ministers David Ben-Gurion and Menachem Begin, Mr. Gabbay said he decided to run for prime minister himself to change the political culture in Israel, something that he says can only be achieved from the very top.
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She made a brief bid for fulfillment as a writer of short stories, but seemingly lost courage, retreating to the roles of wife and mother to her three sons — the last born at home when Panero couldn't be disturbed from his writing to take her to the hospital.
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But Trump appears to exist in an unhappy middle ground, rage-tweeting through his mornings, retreating to his golf club on weekends, searching for the validation he craves in his Twitter feed and on Fox & Friends but never getting it from the elite tastemakers he's always sought to impress.
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Leaving all galleries that represented him at the time and retreating to live in isolation on a mountain in upstate New York, it seemed like Koh would never again plate his feces in gold or circle around an enormous pile of solar salt on his knees for weeks on end.
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Instead, if the probability of a wrenching separation from Europe appeared to be rising, prudent people might take the steps that anyone does when a possible disaster looms: hoarding necessities like food, water and medicine; stocking up on cash and fuel; retreating to safer ground, if any can be found.
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Keeping an eye on the future is key In Unqualified, Faris also discusses her desire to perhaps have more kids with Pratt and continuously muses on their future together — including visions of them at an old age, retreating to Washington State, her baking pies and him catching crabs while they live on a farm.
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Having served as a senior clandestine services officer at CIA, responsible for collecting intelligence from the hardest targets, I expect President Trump and his team are relying on our intelligence experts to determine Kim's motivation for applying diplomatic brinkmanship to the planned summit before retreating to a conciliatory approach when Trump called his bluff.
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Section Boyz are now Smoke Boys, and they're back with new project Don't Panic II. Like its predecessor, it's a 15-track ride through their perspectives, from the "Important Men" on the corners of the streets to AJ Tracey-featuring "Leave the Hood," and its musings on retreating to the quiet of the countryside.
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We now have multiple case studies, European and American, of how in a globalized and internet-connected world migration can suddenly cascade, how easily a perceived open door can lead to a dramatic rush to enter — and then how quickly the most generous societies can find themselves retreating to enforcement and lurching toward populism.
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With a court now evenly divided between conservatives and liberals, both the Majority Leader of United States Senate and the President of the United States are acting reasonably by retreating to their corners and coming out fighting with all of their political resources at their disposal (though they both could have waited a few days to do so).
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Read more: Why Hollywood is so obsessed with this 44-year-old kidnapping The immediate reaction is to scoff at the creative bankruptcy of it all — of course the bean-counters are retreating to the same old ideas, leaving the exciting shows to land at edgier networks like FX or HBO or Netflix (it actually calls itself a network).
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Big studios are less and less likely to take a chance on a simple, goofy story of two people falling in love, instead retreating to the relative safety of remakes (22006's Overboard, which made $22006 million worldwide), sequels (2016's Bridget Jones's Baby, which made nearly $212 million worldwide), or blatant movie-star assemblages (like 2018's $68-million-grossing Book Club).
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Read more:Nigeria's soldiers are retreating to 'super camps,' and ISIS is filling the voidUS jets smashed an island ISIS was using 'like a hotel' and troops found rockets and bombs stashed in caves Islamic State fighters have reportedly used cows strapped with bombs in place of their suicide missionsHere's what's left of ISIS — and why they still pose a major threat
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With good reason: The first and last time my family and I visited a Disney park, a decade ago in Hong Kong, the prepackaged fun, sticky heat and nonchalantly-wielded umbrellas threatening to poke out everyone's eyes were too much — I had a meltdown before our son did, retreating to a bench with a thousand-yard stare and leaving my husband to cope.
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Rather than rejecting Conceptual Art, or retreating to an earlier mode of painting, as exemplified by Marsden Hartley or Arthur Dove, these abstract painters found ways to adapt and transform LeWitt's sentences into something they could use in painting, whether it meant following a process all the way through or bringing in personal experience from an unexpected or unlikely source.
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What elevates it all is the figure of Chabon's grandmother, a charismatic manic depressive whose erratic behavior—setting fire to the family's hickory tree in front of their New Jersey farmhouse; being pursued by an imagined monster out of her past, known only as the "Skinless Horse"; baking and then eating a whole tarte tatin with her grandson and then moodily retreating to her darkened room—give the book humanity.
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It's the attempt to force Israel to do things it cannot do — namely, retreating to indefensible borders, relinquishing Judaism's most important sites, transferring more than half a million Jews out of the West Bank, and absorbing five million Palestinians claiming to be descendants of Arabs who lived in pre-1948 Palestine — all of which would lead to the destruction of Israel as a Jewish state, the basis of its foundation.
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According to the original Pepper myth, the Beatles, in retreating to the studio and taking the time to realize their every ambition, poured heart, soul, and insane creative vision into an aural artifact whose conceptual framework, total coherence, and self-conscious artistry proved that rock & roll was as serious a genre as any, elevated it to the level of painting, literature, and classical music, utterly transformed the world, and baptized the entire human race in the warmth of the Beatles' glow.
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"The one wild card in here is that if North American shale producers are the benefactor of OPEC cuts, it makes it much harder to swallow, where you have competitors benefitting at your cost - that's a big issue" UBS oil analyst Giovanni Staunovo said in a note he expects Brent crude to exceed $60 over three months before leveling off in six months to $60 and then retreating to $57 a barrel in 12 months, spurred by rising U.S. shale production and higher OPEC output.
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