He gets angry, sending little cleaning robots scurrying for cover.
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Commitment doesn't send me scurrying like it does some people.
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Other countries are scurrying to adapt to the new reality.
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A scurrying encore left even the most obscurantist pianophiles mystified.
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The scurrying of small mammals offers a complex, scratchboard choreography.
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When called for, he played with subdued delicacy and scurrying lightness.
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And WebMD has mostly sent people scurrying to see their doctors.
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Amazon spends big on warehouses and the robots scurrying around inside.
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The report has sent Florida officials scurrying once again for specifics.
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We can hear rats or mice or something scurrying around the basement.
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"Give me one second," he mutters before scurrying upstairs to collect himself.
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When Candy propositions Mike, his stare sends her scurrying across the street.
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In the clip of the explosion, one can be seen scurrying away.
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"Don't be scared of the rematch you little scurrying rat" ... McGregor wrote.
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Then from all sides men and women came scurrying into the street.
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But that is her jumping on the roof and scurrying up there.
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Early images from social media showed rescue teams scurrying over the plane.
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Carpets with thick padding could muffle the sound of scurrying puppy feet.
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"Business has been good," says a crisply-dressed salesman, scurrying between prospective customers.
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S. trade and tech war sent investors scurrying for "safe-haven" government debt.
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The tall buildings loom over me, casting menacing shadows that hide scurrying rats.
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A number of vendors are scurrying to come to would-be users' aid.
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We also see the shadow-men scurrying around a nearby gas station. 4.
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After journeying through the tunnel, Sharma said the two later came scurrying back, together.
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But then come the aftershocks, sending everyone scurrying for cover and raining more debris.
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All three Republican presidential campaigns had representatives scurrying around this city over the weekend.
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They inhabit a building, traveling along its pathways, scurrying up plumbing and electrical lines.
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He fired three shots, sending Roberto Tartabini, the manager, scurrying into an adjacent room.
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He wants to watch YouTube, specifically videos of squirrels and tiny birds scurrying about.
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Once again, Newt is scurrying about while nefarious doings unfold in separate story lines.
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FACT: Jack Wilshere, Wayne Rooney and Jamie Vardy – the Three Lions – have the potential to form the backbone (scurrying midfielder, extremely slow and uncultured midfielder, scurrying attacker) of an England side that are extremely hard and extremely English, impossible to break down.
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Every time the keeper tries to move the panda away, it just comes scurrying back.
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Ahead of this year's event, on August 25th, organisers are hoping for scurrying without skulduggery.
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Wounded cadets spoke of scurrying for cover after being woken by the sound of bullets.
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Locals have also seen him scurrying off to somewhere dry when it starts to rain.
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The empathy is with the kobolds hiding and scurrying, the gelatinous cubes crawling the corridors.
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Surveillance video shows passengers scurrying away as smoke fills the pedestrian tunnel after the blast.
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Then my haphazard glance through the large front window found them, scurrying across the street.
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The trade dispute has roiled financial markets, sending investors scurrying for safe-haven assets like gold.
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I had no pillow, there was no heating, and there were cockroaches scurrying around the floor.
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The magnitude-7.0 earthquake sent residents scurrying for cover when it hit about 8:30 a.m.
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The 7.0 earthquake sent residents scurrying for cover when it hit about 8:30 a.m. Friday.
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This will let daylight into Western economies, and send those who prefer the dark scurrying elsewhere.
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Late in the day the Germans shelled the town and sent the crowds scurrying to cover.
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But other forms of disorder — blood in the streets — send them scurrying for the brutal strongman.
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Cesar Hernandez came scurrying home with the insurance run on the fielder's choice by Jean Segura.
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In many cases, the construction regularly disturbs rodents and vermin, sending them scurrying into residents' homes.
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Doing so is a much easier task if a booming economy has employers scurrying for workers.
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Then a park ranger caught one scurrying out of a tree that loggers had cut down.
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He films them at night or dusk, capturing sleeping workers and animals scurrying around the sites.
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After Typhoon Haiyan, he gave generously to the United Nations agency scurrying to feed the battered Philippines.
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Horror Sense will drop virtual bugs from the ceiling while players feel them scurrying around their feet.
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The 6-legged party guest can be seen scurrying for cover underneath Dream's decked out bday cake.
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You know, like an animal hungrily scurrying from place to place looking for a bite to eat.
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This time no flags, footprints and scurrying back to Earth like we did in the Apollo program.
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She also loses a sneaker while she's scurrying around up there, which is just a huge bummer.
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The all-day music alone would have sent me scurrying for a pair of noise-canceling headphones.
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"I've been in other meetings," he said, scurrying down the hall of the Capitol Building Thursday afternoon.
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That feeling sent them scurrying off to gather up ethnographies, dying languages and sometimes even living subjects.
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The song's multiple repeated verses circle round and round, scurrying all over the place but going nowhere.
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A cold wind is whipping past, but the engineers scurrying around the giant room don't seem to mind.
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A tawdry divorce, a DUI and years and years of injuries, surgeries and failed treatments sent sponsors scurrying.
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The supply issue caused prices to double in some cases and left grocers and restaurants scurrying for avocados.
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The heroine, Martina, is a tiny cutie who is nonetheless much bigger than anything scurrying around your basement.
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He told researchers he recalled seeing "one or two" melomys scurrying out from under beach debris in 2009.
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That might well send conservative Republicans scurrying to the exits, requiring more Democratic participation and increasing Democratic leverage.
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The 29-magnitude earthquake sent residents scurrying for cover when it hit at about 210:30 a.m. Friday.
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A recovering economy brought new rat-disturbing construction that sent the critters scurrying for new rodent real estate.
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I've never encountered anything frightening or dangerous on the subway, besides the rats scurrying around on the tracks.
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Thousands of passengers were left scurrying around in darkened terminals or sitting for hours on planes on tarmacs.
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How often have you found yourself chasing after 14 different tasks that keep scurrying down 25 rabbit holes?
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Scheduled weddings marked the chalkboard, they say, and rats could be seen scurrying across the wine cellar floor.
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JOHN Anything will beat the pair of rats we saw scurrying past the entrance to the Wollman Rink.
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And scurrying in the shadows are documentarians and brothers Bill and Turner Ross, capturing it all for posterity.
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There are plenty of smaller companies still around from the 1990s but they were always scurrying in Yahoo's shadow.
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For her second, she was scurrying away from John, who, it turned out, just wanted to sleep with her.
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Stocks have broken through the lows of the year, and technicians are scurrying to find the next support levels.
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They could be scurrying around the ocean bottom off Swansea today, dreaming of mussels at the ends of mazes.
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I was late for church as I came scurrying through the door with a couple of siblings in tow.
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The wild desert woodrat spends its days scurrying around the Mojave desert and looking for creosote bushes to eat.
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The moves have rattled global markets, sent investors scurrying out of riskier debt and rumbled currencies of energy exporters.
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"I LIKE it here," says Zhang Xiaojie, as she surveys the crowds scurrying below her spick-and-span apartment.
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With more news awaiting at D23, this latest "Star Wars" revelation sent fans scurrying to spill their reactions online.
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Below the windows of my daughters' room, I had seen weasels scurrying into a hole in the building's foundation.
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The mere mention of the feted dramatist may have many scurrying in the other direction: too lofty, inaccessible, pretentious.
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I was one of those mice in a maze experiment, scurrying around corners and in circles, searching for cheese.
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The whole city is, I guess, always only a few hours away from being covered with tiny scurrying paws.
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As I walked into the small park around noon, dozens of rats could be seen scurrying in every direction.
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Members of the media were obviously shocked by the rodent's rude entrance, with reporters scurrying out of their seats.
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Then Ramsay stepped up, he said, and hit a strike that sent the photographer scurrying out of the tree.
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The dog then sent the ground staff scurrying all over the stadium in a fast-paced chase, before finally exiting.
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If some of Washington's numerous "strategic consultants" are scurrying to declare themselves foreign lobbyists, then that seems a good outcome.
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Men are scurrying around the deck, pulling refueling lines, crouching under planes, and hooking up the steam catapults to undercarriages.
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And, through most of my 230s, whenever those words would rattle around my brain again, I'd send them scurrying away.
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A common tale is that the property is haunted by a man wearing white rags and a child scurrying about.
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He faced a late flurry of shots in the third period with the Kings scurrying to get on the board.
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A rare tornado warning startled the New York region on Tuesday night, sending people scurrying for shelter as thunderstorms descended.
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Only the biggest dogs have gone after that market, and all of them have ended up scurrying out the door.
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In the realignment stage, well-organized campaigns will have representatives scurrying around trying to win over voters to their side.
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Then they toot on all their little "dog whistles" to send all their little demographic pawns scurrying in various directions.
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The blast, which was felt for miles, sent panicked people scurrying and hurled huge plumes of smoke into the sky. 2.
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The sight of even just one is enough to send all but the highest level players scurrying in the opposite direction.
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The June 23 referendum has dented appetite for assets viewed as higher risk and sent investors scurrying for bonds and gold.
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The crash in 2008 and the European sovereign-debt crisis that kicked off in 2010 sent the interlopers scurrying for cover.
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Fears of contagion intensified after three UK property funds stopped redemptions, which sent investors scurrying into the safety of government bonds.
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Condé Nast Traveler reports that a tiny mouse was scurrying down the aisle and between the seats of the plane. Cute?
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I observe fluttering birds, scurrying insects, and monkey shenanigans before bursting through the canopy and gazing at a startlingly beautiful sunset.
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However, gold miners soared to a more than eight-year peak as tariff threats sent investors scurrying to safe-haven assets.
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It sent panicked shoppers scurrying into alleys off Istiklal Street, a long pedestrian avenue lined with international stores and foreign consulates.
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In one of Wes Anderson's best, a young couple flees a small town, leaving the adults comically scurrying to find them.
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And a multitude of scurrying herbivores and omnivores lived alongside dinosaurs, and in some cases survived them by millions of years.
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The Mets had an unwelcome visitor to their dugout in the fourth inning: a rat that sent the players scurrying away.
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This is a helpful benefit, especially at a time when many of us are scurrying to cancel or postpone upcoming trips.
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Gardner drifted back and leapt to make the catch, sending Brantley scurrying back to first instead of racing closer to home.
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The show features montages of people hooting in surprise, or scurrying away; one woman fends him off with an open umbrella.
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He's not somebody who's so wisened up and sort of scurrying away from everything and sort of living in the shadows.
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The malls and shopping centers that host fading retailers are scurrying to find replacements, and there are some signs of success.
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Scurrying to reassure allies Trump's announcement, apparently made impulsively during a conversation with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, also undercut a central administration goal of containing and beating back Iran -- a primary focus for Bolton and Pompeo, who are now "scurrying to ease the concerns of our allies in the region," said Pregent, a former intelligence adviser to Gen.
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In some schools, teachers complain of classrooms with upward of 45 students, scurrying roaches and rodents, dripping leaks, mold damage and more.
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In New York City, you'll likely find them scurrying along the sidewalk, or inside garbage bags gnawing at pieces of rotten food.
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Castro brought the party to a crashing halt, seizing the mobsters' casinos and hotels and sending them scurrying back to the States.
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Instead of little cars scurrying around the screen I was bombarded with all the nearby bikes and each one's distance from me.
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" "When I was at college I was running a little late to class and scurrying up the steps to the science building.
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Six minutes later, Spicer made a hallway appearance, sending reporters scurrying back outside when he said McMaster would brief them on camera.
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If there is an edge, it goes to Mr. McKellen, whose scurrying, effeminate Norman is a study in subordination and repressed emotion.
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What's happening: With video deepfakes, defenders are playing the cat to a fast-scurrying mouse: AI-generated video is getting quite good.
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As it turns out, the conservative "outrage" that sent liberal journalists gleefully scurrying to their keyboards never existed outside their biased minds.
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The nuclear family is a repressive disaster, but monogamy and polygamy each have thousands of tiny, fast anxieties scurrying under their surfaces.
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A woman last seen scurrying into the offices of Project Veritas tried to set up The Washington Post with a phony story.
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Rats, known for scurrying through trash heaps and nabbing pizza slices at subway stops, have long been the scourge of the city.
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The witnesses are scurrying to get their side out publicly to make sure it doesn't look like they were enabling the president.
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Treating the issue means killing off the bugs you can't see, which will vastly outnumber the individuals spotted scurrying to and fro.
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With soulful black eyes and tiny teacup ears, the rodent lives a humdrum life scurrying about meadows and beaches in the Southeast.
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Brad Wing, the Giants' punter, stays inside long enough to hear the first part of Coach Ben McAdoo's speech before scurrying outside.
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Part of me relished the idea of being liberated from my standard holiday routine of frenzied meal preparation with children scurrying about.
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Here's the positive scenario: Trump has said NATO is dead, and now the whole world is scurrying to defend and strengthen NATO.
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A WHITE MAN'S WIFE WAKES UP IN THE NIGHT It must have been lightning that roused me,sends a thick-tailed nightmare scurrying.
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So at bare minimum, this region is home to 1,503,054 penguins—not including unpaired penguins and any chicks that may be scurrying around.
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On Fridays, when classes end two hours earlier than usual, the corridors are filled with scurrying feet rushing to their respective extracurricular clubs.
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Poetic musings on the color of the sky mixed with observations of workers scurrying through sleet or basking in glorious rays of sunshine.
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Clapper and Brennan -- these guys have probably perpetuated the worst crime on American government political system history, and now they are scurrying rats.
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"Farming" for crystals has us scurrying from mob to mob, collecting valuable units until they "stack" and sell at the nearest city's marketplace.
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While the fowl physique may not have been intentional, the vision of a robot-bird scurrying around a warehouse is a little dystopian.
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A drop in bank shares kept European shares under pressure on Tuesday, after losses in Asian markets sent investors scurrying for safe havens.
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But in that limited experience I've been shocked by the volume of animals that you see scurrying from one end to the other.
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The good news for anyone vacationing in the southern Caribbean is that Bret is scurrying along and the effects will be short-lived.
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A thousand scurrying Nigel Farages on the march, swarming through the blackened muck of the New York City subway to spread their disease.
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Obuong has taught them how to skate in sync with each other, and re-form into a unified line after scurrying around corners.
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From the lush vistas of the African plains to close-ups of a mouse scurrying around, every frame of this movie looks real.
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That's when I noticed a creature scurrying around: one of the tiny, titular goblins running through the tall grass, trying to gather food.
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The combination of moves by Trump left investors scurrying for safety as global equities took a knock, the dollar fell and bonds rose.
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Images on social media showed people scurrying for safety on Liege's central boulevard d'Avroy with shots and sirens being heard in the background.
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TOKYO, Feb 6 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond prices rose on Tuesday as Tokyo stocks plunged and sent investors scurrying for safety in debt.
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If you want to look smarter, you need to stop dawdling, but you also need to stop scurrying around like some crazed robot.
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At the time, some reasoned that the grass might have been ingested incidentally, as the sharks dove for scurrying prey in the meadows.
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When it was time for dinner, she stood on her steps and rang a cowbell, bringing five little Pelosis scurrying from all directions.
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"The movie is an unappealing hash of moviemaking clichés that, after much scurrying and blathering, devolves into a generic shoot'em-up," she wrote.
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And all of those gamblers scurrying between the casinos on the Strip looked like they were walking around in neon-lighted snow globe.
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And just below a relief sculpture carved into the foot of that temple, we see rats, the agents transmitting the disease, scurrying about.
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Although the north magnetic pole has long been scurrying away from Canada and toward Siberia, the rate at which it moves drastically changes.
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Crew members were scurrying around doing their best to return a sense of normalcy to the ship, cleaning up debris, sweeping up broken glass.
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Aided by the hot and windy conditions, the devices have dropped in dry brush, destroying wheat and sunflower fields and sending animals scurrying away.
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One night, that shell might just vanish off the wall; you'll see me scurrying out of here with that turtle shell on my back.
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There were several nurses scurrying around a new patient's bed, and the night residents were huddled in a corner, concerned looks on their faces.
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ON THE morning of October 20163th Gwen and Rossyo Barrios Mendoza, two teenage sisters, were scurrying around their family's small home in Santa Ana.
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The girls didn't touch the manatee — good call, guys — but they did watch it hang onto the board for a while before scurrying away.
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If women would stop scurrying up the ladder to dutifully patch the cracks in the glass ceiling we could smash that thing for good.
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Two drones detonated during a military parade on Saturday, injuring seven officers and sending soldiers scurrying for cover during a Maduro speech broadcast live.
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A decline in assets perceived to be risky such as stocks and commodities has also sent investors scurrying into JGBs, which are considered safer.
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Before I knew it, he was scurrying up the dumper's steel access ladder like it was a jungle gym on the playground at home.
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Worries over German manufacturing, trade-sensitive Asian economies, Brexit and European parliamentary elections have investors selling riskier assets and scurrying to perceived safe-havens.
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It's supposed to be an intentionally confusing experience: sit in a nice bistro-style eatery with a Barbary Coast theme with rats scurrying around.
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The heroine of the show, which closes this weekend, is a tiny cutie who is nonetheless much bigger than anything scurrying around your basement.
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But the president's words matter, if for no other reason than that they send other politicians and pundits scurrying to fashion their own narratives.
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The midfield three then also drops off, Joe Ledley scurrying, Joe Allen rotating possession, and Aaron Ramsey always looking to launch a forward surge.
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The errands I ran outside in diffused the April sunshine saw me scurrying around the city like a celebrity determined to avoid being recognized.
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The email released on Thursday is one of several published by WikiLeaks detailing the Clinton campaign's scurrying response to revelations about her email server.
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I had to accept my limits: I couldn't be a protester scurrying up a vertical hill to evade the riot police on I-77.
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In later years, we see him scurrying through his studio's corridors, practically hunchbacked, a Band-Aid seeming to hold his nose to his face.
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After scurrying from hole to hole to get close to the ropes, she finally caught Woods's attention as he walked down the 18th fairway.
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Many works are deliberately shocking, including the signature piece, "Theater of the World," which features live insects and reptiles scurrying under an overhead lamp.
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He glimpsed squirrels and birds scurrying along the ground on an empty lot in front of his home, as if escaping the heat above.
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Still, if you were looking forward to having a Rosie scurrying around your abode, feather duster in hand, an Echo feels like a letdown.
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The wordless gesture, interpreted by many as support for Kaepernick, sent people on social media scurrying to figure out what the click could mean.
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Plenty of other capricious factors — like rain that sends visitors scurrying to another part of the state — could turn eclipse day into a dud.
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There is next to nothing to do in this town — other than enjoy quiet afternoons, with local kids scurrying around the nearly empty streets.
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That has sent investors scurrying to price greater pound volatility, with implied volatility gauges jumping in recent days -- the six-month contract, encompassing the Oct.
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Seeing a bunch of rats scurrying together is never good news, but what the rats in Stranger Things 3 are up to is extremely strange.
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Political and economic uncertainty after the U.K.'s vote to leave the European Union is continuing to send investors scurrying to safe havens like gold.
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"Thank you so much for what you're doing here," a young man told Lucas Berd, one of the protesters, before scurrying off from the protest.
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That has sent investors scurrying to price greater pound volatility, with implied volatility gauges jumping in recent days — the six-month contract, encompassing the Oct.
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At its worst, it feels like you're scurrying around variations of the same room over and over, getting around the same five or six enemies.
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"Oh life spent cradling infants, mourning at the funerals of stars," went one line that sent some audience members near me scurrying toward the exit.
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The company is now reportedly scurrying to determine whether the information can be recovered, though it has not publicly speculated one way or the other.
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While Hitchhiker is a lovely addition to a legendary discography, the real joy in its tracklist is scurrying down the sidestreets and crevices it offers.
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In the middle of white-bread Minnesota you'll see employees of the Mayo Clinic scurrying through the corridors in Muslim head scarves and Sikh turbans.
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Below us, his 9-year-old son, R.J., amused himself with the hermit crabs, forced out of their caves by flooding, scurrying around the yard.
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I was one of the people giving a piece of paper to someone in the walk and talk and then scurrying out of the frame.
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If we continue to see more, members may look more like animals scurrying ahead of an earthquake they feel hitting their district before anyone else.
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The occasional call for the U.S. and other countries to build infrastructure and raise defense spending has also sent asset managers scurrying to revaluate portfolios.
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The resulting anxiety on global markets weakened Asian stocks and sent investors scurrying for the traditional security of gold, the Swiss franc and the yen.
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Dishonored saw them scurrying through the walls, torn open on dissection tables, skewered over open fires, and of course eating bodies whole in large swarms.
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"At real speed, you see a bunch of ants scurrying about in different directions on the surface of the tower of apparently stationary ants," Tovey said.
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I found LifeMix good for making sure I didn't miss any alarm reminders from Alexa and for hearing when a pet was scurrying to another room.
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Ryan has insisted that there is no "bailout" under development, while scurrying to figure out how he can please conservative Republicans without alienating too many Democrats.
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A dead phone is a useless one, and the spike of anxiety that accompanies that fear is enough to send me scurrying for the nearest outlet.
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Just thinking about graduating with a five- or even six-figure amount of debt sends many students from financially strapped families scurrying back to state schools.
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As conducted by Andrew Litton, the music was newly vibrant: agile in its scurrying, full-bodied in its braying and sweet thunder, hushed in its lullabies.
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An investigator from the comptroller's office, Frank Gonzalez, went to the job sites from 2006 to 2009 before the workers were sent scurrying by their boss.
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It's a bit of a gimmick, especially with a film that appears to lack the kind of drawing power that will send people scurrying to subscribe.
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On a sunny Thursday morning in Austin, Robin Draper is scurrying across Community First Village preparing tiny homes for their soon-to-be-formerly-homeless tenants.
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Eyewitnesses of the tragedy reported seeing a massive fireball and plume of smoke when the plane crashed, which sent firemen and police scurrying to the scene.
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That gives Clinton an opportunity to wax a bit in ways that would ordinarily send the networks scurrying to find some talking heads to cut to.
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He then made his way inside and proceeded down hallways he knew well, firing at students and teachers who were scurrying for cover, the authorities said.
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Particularly for kids who don't have language yet, whacking their heads against something is a great way to get mom or dad to come scurrying over.
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Timothy Egan You have seen them on high, scurrying with great urgency between columns of marble, the clicks of Armani-heeled favor seekers never far behind.
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When a human appeared, the first prairie dog to spot the intruder gave a sequence of barks, which sent a majority of clan members scurrying underground.
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Last week, a single tweet by the president knocked challenger Danny Tarkanian out of Nevada's Republican Senate primary, and sent him scurrying into a House race.
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Then he really threw heat, right under the chin of the league and union officials scurrying around the globe to prepare for the World Baseball Classic.
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Image: NASA/Adam Clark EstesWhen some apocalyptic event in the very near future forces humans scurrying to another planet, we're probably going to have the same question.
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The spike in tensions sent investors scurrying towards safe-haven assets, resulting in a fall in U.S. Treasury yields and the dollar losing ground against Japan's yen.
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"There's not much you can do without wiping out anything that's scurrying around," Rowe said, referring to how using 1080 would also kill off the chicken population.
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The final Sunday numbers could come close to that — or even exceed it — if the cold weather start to spring break sends families scurrying off to theaters.
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Walking through the creepy Baker household, it's impossible not to get chills from the tiny details; cockroaches scurrying through the walls, dried blood caked on a bathtub.
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From there, between gusts, I could see the port, its gleaming metal claws, its workers scurrying between acres of containers stacked one on top of the other.
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Before scurrying away with his group, a student named Noah told Refinery29 that about 300 members from the community were set to march in memory of Jaelynn.
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The show has been promising that it would kill off a character for months now, leaving fans scurrying to their cork boards to come up with theories.
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Since mammal diversity didn't explode until dinosaurs were out of the way, maybe our own lineage would still be scurrying around at the feet of giant dinosaurs.
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Instead of scurrying into corners to avoid detection by predators, as mice normally do, these mice sauntered out into the open as if looking for a party.
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This is what hell must be like, you think to yourself as a baby wails on the neighboring platform, sending a rat scurrying out of the tracks.
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The scurrying motif low in the bass that repeatedly nags at the serene melody sounded foreign and unpredictable, heightening the radiance of the rest of the music.
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The presidential primary debates are well underway and the candidates are scurrying about in three small states, hoping to secure the few electoral votes to be had.
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It was the kind of day that had Tennis Canada officials scurrying back and forth from Court No. 23 to Centre Court to take it all in.
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A barrage of gunfire sends the other refugees scurrying, and the wounded Luciana and Nick are taken into to custody by the same group that has Ofelia.
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Tourists visiting Chicago may avoid watching the scurrying pests, as neighborhoods in the downtown area such as The Loop, Gold Coast and River North logged fewer complaints.
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But renewed interest in mica has sent illegal operators scurrying to access hundreds of closed, crumbling mines, many in the forests of Jharkhand's Koderma and Giridih districts.
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At the bottom, the men boarded trains that clanked and jerked along wooden tracks through a maze of silent tunnels, empty except for the occasional mouse scurrying.
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His reviews sent people scurrying to all corners, and produced lines-out-the-door waits at what otherwise might be unknown restaurants, like Jitlada or Chengdu Taste.
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They forage throughout the four seasons, and during warmer months can even be observed in broad daylight, scurrying through the matted vegetation in damp meadows and fields.
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Members of Congress can be seen scurrying down hallways, fake-talking on their cellphones and ducking out back doors to avoid reporters' questions about the latest tweet.
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Gold climbed to a near three-week high on Monday as mounting concerns over the economic fallout of the coronavirus outbreak sent investors scurrying for safe havens.
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Kapilow's dense musical illustrations repeatedly sent me, a middling amateur pianist, scurrying to my grandmother's baby grand so I could play and hear his examples out loud.
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When Sputnik 1 reached low Earth orbit in 1957, it did more than kick-start America's space program and send American schoolchildren scurrying for cover under their desks.
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For years, this program had federal contractors scurrying around trying to identify unexplained phenomena like Mulder and Scully instead of developing new and innovative ways to kill people.
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Flying into the Rebel ship and taking out a fleet of X-Wings in the hangar bay — not to mention the scurrying Rebels themselves — was a different situation.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A few years ago American Shelby Rogers was scurrying around court as a ball girl to the biggest names in tennis in her hometown WTA tournament.
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Destroyer of the central female friendship of "The Hills," waster of opportunity, staunch believer in pseudoscience — Pratt became the rat from whose manic scurrying America couldn't look away.
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San Jose right winger Joel Ward added an empty-net goal with 24 seconds left to send whatever fans remained in the MTS Centre scurrying for the exits.
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Morning walks of shame were not uncommon, with an athlete wearing mismatched country clothes scurrying across one of the walkways between the thousands of balconies and waving flags.
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The impending announcement sent US allies and US officials in the region scurrying to brace for protests and the potential for violence as a result of the announcement.
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Pokémon Go has sent players scurrying outside their homes to hunt cartoon critters, chuck virtual balls at them, and then groom their captured characters into a digital army.
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It's more typical to have short-term recovery plans — for digging out and getting the lights back on, as 20,000 utility workers are scurrying to do right now.
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Mr. Hussain, 29, shattered the calm of a July night, opening fire on a busy Toronto street and sending diners in restaurants and packed patios scurrying for cover.
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A particular bark sent the animals scurrying up trees because it was a warning about leopards; a low-pitched staccato noise had them looking skyward for predatory eagles.
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By scurrying her away from the sandwich shop to a Mexican restaurant where she would feel more comfortable, you reinforced her misguided notion that she didn't belong there.
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That shooting scare, amplified by word of mouth and social media, sent hundreds of passengers scurrying through security checkpoints and out onto the tarmac at five LAX terminals.
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Stunned markets went into full risk-aversion mode, sending investors scurrying out of the dollar and into perceived safe-havens such as the Japanese yen and Swiss franc.
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Heggie assimilates the mass of verbiage thrown his way, though often he seems to be scurrying to keep up: too much of the opera consists of breathless recitative.
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MacGuineas remembers in years gone by "scurrying around" to read through the budget as fast as possible so that she could answer a flurry of calls from reporters.
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Fans can still expect to see plenty of well-choreographed action sequences, unsettling robots scurrying to destroy humans, and far-out technologies like augmented humans and self-replicating food.
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Each day, we wake with the sun, scurrying out of our burrows lined with milk to ensure our milk deposits haven't been raided in the night by another clan.
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One was so hot in the desert sun that he put all of his tiny lizard energy into scurrying like someone hit the fast-forward button across the sand.
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The drop in sterling sent investors scurrying into safe-haven assets with the gilt futures rallying to the day's high while German ten-year bond yields DE10YT=RR falling.
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But outside, under a wicked hot sun and at least two torrential downpours that sent protesters scurrying under a highway overpass for shelter -- the scene has been much different.
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Right now, in New York, the closest thing we have are the occasional rats scurrying across the subway tracks, or the dogs that face the wrath of the MTA.
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SK Hynix, a key Apple Inc supplier, joins other local peers scurrying to find alternative suppliers to guard against a supply shortage of high-tech materials restricted by Japan.
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After BB&T and SunTrust's $66 billion merger announcement got a warm reception from markets Thursday, analysts and investors are scurrying to figure out which banks will be next.
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A clear Handel win could show Republican lawmakers that there's no need to distance themselves from Trump -- but anything short of that could send them scurrying from the President.
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While stakeholders are scurrying to grab a piece of the gaming pie, they can't afford to lose sight of the cyber risks to the integrity of the games themselves.
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"I didn't think I could ignore it any longer, and I had to take action," Mr. Gold said, pressing a leaflet into the hands of a woman scurrying past.
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Trump's warning that the storm would pummel Alabama sent federal scientists scurrying to quash the misinformation, according to communications released in response to a Freedom of Information Act request.
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Hearing that, several reporters went scurrying "out of [the courtroom] like rats on a sinking ship," quipped Ellis, to notify their readers of the potential bombshell in the case.
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That rout had wiped $4 trillion off world equities and sent investors scurrying for the safety of German and U.S. bonds, briefly reversing the steady rise in global yields.
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The rally was a typical clay-court tussle with the men trading drop shots and Zverev hitting a backhand lob volley that sent Cuevas scurrying back to the baseline.
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Luckily, the doctor was able to scoop out the egg before it hatched and spilled a veritable army of tiny roaches scurrying into his brain, but enough was enough.
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It was at the end of a rally in Dallas that gunshots crackled on Thursday night, sending hundreds of demonstrators, and police officers patrolling the march, scurrying for cover.
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S. trade tensions and Britain's Brexit stalemate, have already sent investors scurrying for the safety of government bonds, pushing German 10-year bond yields to 2-1/2-year lows.
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The next morning, two American foxtresses are spotted scurrying gleefully along the hotel balcony holding aloft a pair of very horrible shorts bearing a striking resemblance to Barney's very own.
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The risks had sent investors scurrying for safer German and U.S. governmment bonds as well as currencies such as the yen and Swiss franc, at the expense of the euro.
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Television footage showed people, who ignored warnings to stay indoors, scurrying along city streets clutching umbrellas to try to fend off the rain, which grew heavier as the storm approached.
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It left us with the Warriors facing the infinitely less troublesome Cleveland Caveliers in the NBA Finals, a random assortment of basketball men scurrying around the supernaturally brilliant LeBron James.
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The risks had sent investors scurrying for safer German and U.S. government bonds as well as currencies such as the yen and Swiss franc, at the expense of the euro.
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On Monday night's match between Liverpool and Manchester United, a black cat sighted scurrying across the field before the start of the game caused something of a stir on Twitter.
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The Brexit referendum and Donald Trump's election sent journalists on both sides of the Atlantic scurrying to the margins of Britain and America, in search of the source of disaffection.
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This version of "Home Is Where the Hatred Is," a testimonial of bleak addiction, trades in the edgy anxiety of Scott-Heron's scurrying original for a sedate, dub-reggae flow.
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Manish Patel and his older brother, Dilip, who run the family's cloth business, found themselves scurrying into line at the bank and waiting hours each day, trying to get money.
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Cave Brown won infamy for his marathon benders, chartering speed boats and private planes on the company's dime and scurrying down hotel fire escapes before sunrise to avoid the bill.
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The sightings in June, in Garissa County near the Ishaqbini Hirola Conservancy, sent the villager scurrying off to tell rangers, the founder of the Hirola Conservation Program said on Thursday.
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Gold is on pace for its biggest weekly gain since January 2009 as the global spread of the coronavirus dimmed growth prospects and sent investors scurrying for safe-haven assets.
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I hit snooze on my alarm clock five times, woke up late and spent the next half an hour scurrying around, trying in vain to get to work on time.
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Cohen has been scurrying between Mueller's office and the offices of New York state and federal prosecutors in compliance with a plea deal recently negotiated by New York federal prosecutors.
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One of the Philharmonic's hottest moments was its roar — it felt like the piece's climax — after Alberich kisses the ring and sends his Nibelung minions scurrying back to the depths.
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Once you get into the Big Three's reaches, it's great to have the extra capacity, but jumps up in towing weights can send those folks scurrying for heavy-duty trucks.
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Once you get into the Big Three's reaches, its great to have the extra capacity, but jumps up in towing weights can send those folks scurrying for heavy-duty trucks.
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The robocars scurrying about places like Austin and Boston and San Francisco operate under a mélange of state and local rules that lay down different requirements and appease myriad special interests.
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The national fawning over her speech had black Democratic groups scurrying behind the scenes about what to say, how to say it — and wondering if they should say anything at all.
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The mistaken missile alert that sent people scurrying for cover in Hawaii last week revealed just how poorly prepared the US government is to protect the public during a nuclear attack.
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But when they interact, even a short visit from an orca can send the massive sharks scurrying for long periods of time, according to a new paper published in Scientific Reports.
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Last week, the New Zealand central bank sent investors scurrying to safe-haven currencies by cutting rates more than expected and indicating that it may take rates below zero if needed.
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But the planes from the Saudi-led coalition still hover, testing the nerves of residents and sending them scurrying around the city tending to life's necessities, before the bombing starts again.
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Undeterred, Ostapenko maintained the momentum and had Wozniacki scurrying around behind the baseline as the Latvian walloped the ball into the corners, often finishing rallies by thrashing away mid-court volleys.
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Take "Cat & Mouse," which sees the headset wearer poking their head through virtual curtains to catch mice scurrying around beneath empty cans as they attempt to grab scattered chunks of cheese.
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I watched the second because I'd be remiss to turn away from a pilot that ends with two boys discovering a corpse while scurrying off to have secret gay river sex.
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They trekked by horse-drawn buggy, with children clinging to their carriage, and bleating goats scurrying past, to Forio, then a small fishing village, where they stayed for nearly three months.
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At the same time, the idea of an open-ended debate is so novel that many newer senators say they have never experienced one, and are scurrying to learn the rules.
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Play was briefly disrupted when a pack of 20 mongooses made a pointed dash across the 16th green, pausing briefly at Victor Dubuisson's ball before scurrying en masse off the hole.
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A new study suggests that the rise in tick-borne disease may be tied to a dearth of traditional mouse predators, whose presence might otherwise send mice scurrying into their burrows.
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One character thinks nothing of buying a pair of earrings for more than $1m, before scurrying home and ordering a team of servants to hide her purchases from her censorious husband.
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That far exceeds the record 83 billion yen they invested in 2016, when Japan's introduction of a yield curve control policy sent domestic investors scurrying for better returns in foreign markets.
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An air-traffic-control-style system choreographs the movements of the 700 bots scurrying over an area the size of three football pitches, with just half a centimetre to spare between them.
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But no matter what they changed into, it is likely that dinosaurs would have maintained their dominance of the world, and mammals would have remained small, insignificant creatures scurrying through the underbrush.
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That combined with signs the U.S. Fed is gearing up to raise rates again has put renewed pressure on the yuan and sent investors scurrying for ways to profit from its slide.
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Men and women in black - darting, ducking and scurrying; feverishly seeking crosses etched in masking tape on the floor; legs scissoring beneath towering stacks of amplifiers that were carried on and off.
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Markets initially entered full risk-aversion mode, with investors scurrying out of the dollar and Mexican peso - which hit a record low - and into perceived safe havens such as the Japanese yen.
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Another unveiled Colin Powell's criticisms of the presidential candidates and George W. Bush-era cabinet officers, which sent figures all over Washington scurrying to their computers to purge their own frank missives.
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The damp and moldy air, the scurrying bugs and rats, the rusty nails I had collected in a box as treasure—I felt terror imagining my children on an exploration like that.
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It seemed as if our gifts had been received: A pregnant spider scurrying over a freshly planted row was seen as a sign of fertility, and an omen of a good harvest.
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Ms. White bolted from the bench, her body low to the hopscotch court as she reached for Damian Jr., Jessiah and Danielle — 3, 5 and 9 — who were already scurrying toward her.
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Frank Bruni The other day, from the Naval Observatory in Washington, you heard a howl of such volume and anguish that it cracked mirrors and sent small forest animals scurrying for cover.
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The organization's main office in Lower Manhattan, which has a view of the Hudson River, has the feel of a start-up, with young adults in their 20s and 30s scurrying about.
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Bullion has gained about 13 percent in 2016 as worries over negative interest rates and their impact on the banking sector sent investors scurrying out of equities and into safe-haven gold.
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Mr. Schiller is now the director of Oval Office operations, controlling physical access to a president whose whims and frustrations routinely send aides throughout the building scurrying to deflect, defend and justify.
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With a bewildering avalanche of tweets and comments in recent days, Trump has sent his surprised aides scurrying to understand his intentions and assess the implications of his ad hoc policy making.
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He wants to live a normal life, with "rug rats" scurrying in the backyard, and he seems to have the capacity now to appreciate domesticity more than he did in his marriage.
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That in turn squeezes payments and the refinancing of Turkish companies' hard currency debts, sends household savings scurrying to dollars, ramps up inflation and interest rates and slams the brakes on the economy.
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Shares, bonds and currencies plunged on Friday after the British referendum sent investors scurrying for the perceived safety of gold, which leapt to its highest in nearly two years at $1,358.20 an ounce.
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The stampede, at a station recently renamed Prabhadevi, took place after the cloudburst caught commuters off guard, sending scores scurrying for cover under a pedestrian overbridge, said Akash Koteja, one of those injured.
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The Italian election risk had also sent investors scurrying for safer German and U.S. government bonds, as well as currencies such as the yen and Swiss franc, at the expense of the euro.
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In a phone interview from Los Angeles, where he lives with his wife, the harp-playing pop singer Joanna Newsom, while scurrying after their toddler daughter, Mr. Samberg, 39, talked about his year.
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But time and again I found the music predictable: a sudden fortissimo outburst will send other instruments scurrying; in collective glissando patterns, the instruments rise, swell in sound, then slide down and dissipate.
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My children's school is closed, so it was less hectic for everyone than a typical morning, when my daughters are getting ready and we're scurrying out the door to get there on time.
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Donald Shumate, a spokesman for Hyde County, N.C., said the storm had brought a rapid rush of floodwater that had risen to seven feet, sending residents scurrying to their second floors and attics.
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That guide, published last year by Wata Games, which began grading the condition of game boxes, cartridges and manuals in April 21, sent people scurrying for a variant that previously drew scant interest.
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That guide, published last year by Wata Games, which began grading the condition of game boxes, cartridges and manuals in April 21, sent people scurrying for a variant that previously drew scant interest.
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But there was more: I could blissfully ignore snow emergencies and street sweeping days that would have sent me scurrying to move my car in the dead of night through cold Boston winters.
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They included candid videos of Duda eating in the locker room, or sitting on the team plane, and many of them ended with Duda either sheepishly scurrying away or smacking at the camera.
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MARKET NEWS * The safe-haven Japanese yen hit a three-month high on Monday, while gold soared as increasing tensions between Iran and the United States sent investors scurrying to less risky assets.
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Deutsche has also been struggling to win back clients after speculation of a government bailout in 2016, and any vote of less confidence from ratings agencies could send anxious customers scurrying, analysts say.
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But with plump specimens scurrying about during the day on State Street, the main shopping drag in Santa Barbara, a tourist destination in California, it appears that the beach town's rodents are numerous.
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They may not feel this way, but adding an athletic big who's more comfortable switching and scurrying on the perimeter—while still providing offensive substance—should be a priority before the trade deadline.
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Several orphans had told him it was a terrifying place inhabited by scurrying mice and the occasional bat, along with sheet-draped statues that seemed to come to life when the wind blew through.
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Nervous investors are scurrying out of assets perceived to be riskier and are betting that the Bank of England will cut rates —already at an all-time low—further to shore up the economy.
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They use what's called a tripod gait, which means that when scurrying across flat terrain, they always have at least three legs touching the ground—two on one side, and one on the other.
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Still, for a U.S. audience the most creepy interlude might be a simple nighttime tour of New York City, where a poked pile of garbage bags sends dozens of rats scurrying down sewer grates.
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At the end of the video, a faceless escalator rider decides to take matters in his own hands and up and kicks the rat off the escalator, sending the rodent scurrying off in shame.
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With the meltdown in stocks sending investors scurrying to safety in gold, JPMorgan Asset Management's Robert Michele said Thursday it's a matter of faith in the metal, or the lack thereof in other assets.
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If you want four tracks worth of scurrying, baroque, mutated, wonky, blissed out, baleful, beatific, grime-cum-R&B-cum-club-music-cum-ambient-cum-whatever-the-fuck-this-is then you're in luck.
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It is uncertainty about his approach to the Iran deal and to trade that has French President Emmanuel Macron and Germany's Angela Merkel scurrying to Washington, hopeful of winning concessions from the White House.
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And when humans are around—and there are lots of us, scurrying around like ants, chatting on phones in parking lots, furiously driving through the rain —it rarely looks like we're doing anything interesting.
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The news sparked a 'flash crash' in holiday-thinned currency markets as growing concerns about the health of the global economy, particularly China, sent investors scurrying into the safe-haven of the Japanese currency.
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Then, in the 1960s, Julia Child introduced the mother sauces to home cooks, who suddenly found themselves scurrying around town in search of gelatinous beef bones for making the stock required for sauce espagnole.
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Whether he's scurrying around screens, slicing your heart out with a transition three, or simply spacing the floor for a ball-handler, Redick is an invaluable chess piece whose contributions are irreplaceable in Philadelphia.
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Stamping the rebellion out was a show of organizational muscle and discipline by the Trump campaign and the party, which had teams of aides scurrying around the arena as they tried to flip votes.
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CARACAS, Venezuela — A drone attack caused pandemonium at a military ceremony where President Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela was speaking on Saturday, sending National Guard troops scurrying in what administration officials called an assassination attempt.
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Published in 1998, it is about two mice, and two small mice-sized people, who are scurrying around a maze looking for cheese and discover they must leave their comfort zone to pursue it.
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Based — loosely seems altogether too generous a word — on the Stephen King series, the movie is an unappealing hash of moviemaking clichés that, after much scurrying and blathering, devolves into a generic shoot'em-up.
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This intercontinental scurrying settles down with the introduction of Van Helsing (Jessica Frances Dukes, whom you should always invite in), a vampire hunter, imagined by the costume designer Robert Perdziola as a gutterpunk gunslinger.
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Worries over German manufacturing, the impact of the trade war on Asian economies and deepening concerns over Brexit and European parliamentary elections have curbed risk appetite and sent investors scurrying to perceived safe-haven assets.
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JGB yields had declined steadily earlier this week, in line with global peers, as fears of an intensifying U.S.-China trade war hurting global economic growth sent investors scurrying to the safety of government bonds.
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Along the way we meet a couple of cool new monsters, including a giant flying purple people eater, a kind of scurrying mini Cthulhu with legs, and some kind of cloaked ninja-y Sith Lord.
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Although the national polls have been edging closer for a while, what is even more striking is how polls of voters in individual states have tightened, sending forecasters scurrying to recalibrate their predictions (see article).
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Here's how it all went down ... cops say they first noticed Chandler scurrying toward the cops-only back entrance of their station around 7:40 AM in a pair of blue sweatpants with no shirt.
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Our boat finally appeared, and we sped onward through the cavernous passage, where I saw Robinson Crusoe-esque bungalows and tree houses on the banks and ducks with their ducklings scurrying away from our boat.
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But the charm on Main Street has been disrupted by a crab apple tree teeming with dozens of rubber rats that appear to be scurrying along its branches (they are actually secured with black tape).
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Gold prices rose on Friday and were on course for their biggest weekly gain since January 2009 as the global spread of the coronavirus dimmed growth prospects and sent investors scurrying for safe-haven assets.
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Neighbors around him were scurrying to warn and wake one another — one elderly man who lives alone needed help with his dog, another woman and her kids ran next door to check on another family.
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Our host for the evening—an enthusiastic Israeli VJ named Eden Harel, in cornrows and a cowboy hat—plays the role of the apostle, scurrying through the crowd and receiving joyful testimony from the faithful.
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Gold has been known to take on a positive correlation with the dollar — they rose in tandem 2010 and 2011 as risk aversion sent investors scurrying for the perceived safety of gold, and the U.S. currency.
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The podcast chronicles each approaching footstep, each rat scurrying by—and each realization that dawns as Dan learns more about the sinister song that affected the lives of the building's eccentric residents back in the 1990s.
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The chaos on Wednesday, when Tory MPs were first told that they wouldn't be whipped and then, at the last moment, that they would, sending them scurrying hither and thither, was a moment of high farce.
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THERE is a new sight in London's posh Sloane Square, and not one that the well-heeled commuters scurrying to work care to linger over: a huddle of dirty tents, just outside a luxury menswear store.
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But renewed interest in mica from China's economic boom and a global craze for "natural" cosmetics has sent illegal operators scurrying to access the hundreds of closed mines in India and created a lucrative black market.
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They let Mason keep whatever the hell it was he climbed into the claw machine to get in the first place, and sent him scurrying back to his mom to finish up their meal in peace.
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The foggy outlook has sent many investors scurrying to seek investment banks' advice; Goldman Sachs said "a large volume of questions" from clients had led it to compile a set of alternative indicators for stricken markets.
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As reports of looting and disturbances came in, Gelb sent men scurrying to trouble spots — Gerry Fraser and John Kifner, accompanied by Photographer Don Charles, to Harlem; Rudy Johnson to Bedford-Stuyvesant; Steve Roberts into Midtown.
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During the second movement, I found myself scurrying out of the way of a phalanx of basses bellowing "Denn alles Fleisch es ist wie Gras" ("All flesh is grass"): the power of that moment was redoubled.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese convenience store chain FamilyMart apologized after video went viral on social media of rats scurrying about one of its stores in Tokyo's popular Shibuya district, prompting it to close the outlet until further notice.
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NEW YORK/LONDON (Reuters) - A plunge in the Turkish lira rocked global equities and emerging markets on Friday and fear of further fallout sent investors scurrying for safety in assets like the yen and U.S. government bonds.
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Everything about this facility is fashioned from the model of Cold War Era Chic: A dull green color scheme, large metal doors that groan when opened, scientists scurrying in lab coats and officials sauntering confidently in suits.
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Click here to view original GIFIn addition to being able to steer BB-8 by simply moving your wrist, you can also send the droid scurrying away, or summon it back to you, using Force-like gestures.
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That's the day Amazon bought Whole Foods for a whopping $13.7 billion and sent investors scurrying from grocery stocks, as they prepared for Amazon to bring its affinity for razor-thin profit margins to the supermarket segment.
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Her debut screenplay focused on happy-go-lucky "magizoologist" Newt Scamander scurrying around New York in pursuit or errant creatures, but on the fringes lay dark forces waiting to take center stage -- namely evil wizard Gellert Grindelwald.
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But leaving the estate tax in place means America's richest families now face the prospect of scurrying to tax lawyers to revise older estate plans, and may need to do so again before the end of 2025.
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The movie was largely shot in New York, but the city is little more than generic addresses, a sterile background filled with busily scurrying extras and other visual noise, so it's a wonder the filmmakers even bothered.
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The attack rattled global financial markets and sent investors scurrying for safe-haven assets, with S&P futures tumbling as much as 1.7% and the benchmark U.S. 10-year Treasury yield falling to a one-month low.
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Aside from a generalized fear of freezing temps and premature sunsets, the thought of putting an outfit together that looks halfway decent is enough to send us scurrying back to our sweatpant-clad post on the couch.
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Asian shares toppled from an 18-month top on Monday as heightened Middle East tensions sent investors scurrying for the safety of gold, which hit a near seven-year high while oil jumped to four-month peaks.
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The director of the institution, nurses scurrying busily around him, says he would like extra time and staff to pay more attention to the 70 babies and toddlers under his care, but it's not going to happen.
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At times, he feels like a one-man midfield: scurrying left and right, front and back to extinguish danger, far stronger than his 5-foot-6-inch stature would suggest, easing opponents off the ball, harrying, harassing.
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The two sections are interspersed with idyllic photographs of the island's undeniably spectacular landscapes (a sharp contrast to the noticeably unsavory character of its main city, Palermo) that will send many visitors scurrying to their travel agents.
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Rich Russian oligarchs had sent lobbyists and lawyers scurrying down the corridors of power in Washington D.C. in an attempt to keep their names out of it, for fear that it could function as an effective blacklist.
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LONDON, May 15 (Reuters) - German government bond yields fell to the lowest levels in more than two years on Wednesday, as slowing Chinese growth, trade war tensions and noisy Italian budget talks sent investors scurrying for safe assets.
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Though we have yet to attain our ideal vision of the smart home—robots scurrying to fetch our slippers, breakfast, and a perfect pour-over—we now have the tools for establishing verbal dominion over our connected devices.
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After she hears that Laurel has betrayed her, she confronts the Malolos, and then scrambles up and down the island insisting she didn't do anything, popping up in every conversation and then scurrying away to the next one.
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Similarly, after TV cameras shot video of rats scurrying through a KFC/Taco Bell in Manhattan, parent company Yum closed 10 of its New York City restaurants and hired a leading rat expert to review the company's standards.
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The granting of even some of the patents would be significant for banking and other industries that are trying to exploit bitcoin technologies, as well as dozens of start-ups scurrying to build business models based around it.
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The flight to safety in the aftermath of last week's Brexit vote is sending investors scurrying back into healthcare and consumer-related stocks that have shielded them from nearly every big market dislocation of the past five years.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Twenty-two mice scurrying around Britain's finance ministry have fallen foul of the chief mouser to the Treasury since he took up residence one year ago with a mission to reduce the government department's rodent population.
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The Fed's cautious stance comes ahead of a British referendum on June 2900.75 on whether to leave the European Union, which has dented appetite for assets seen as higher risk and sent investors scurrying for bonds and gold.
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In the first weeks of 2000, at least 220 bomb threats have been called in to Jewish community centers across the country, sending preschool kids scurrying to safety, again and again beyond the walls of their daytime homes.
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Contractors servicing ski and summer homes in Maine are scurrying to get houses ready that are usually empty this time of year and avoiding routine maintenance visits for fear of what germs their wealthy clientele might be harboring.
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LONDON, Jan 30 (Reuters) - The rising death toll from a virus spreading in China sent investors scurrying to the shelter of perceived safe-haven assets including government debt and the Japanese yen on Thursday, while China's yuan tumbled.
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So much has changed in the world, and in movies, since the first "Alien" freaked out audiences in 1979, that the appearance of a chittering, scurrying, fast-spawning extraterrestrial predator feels like a visit from an old friend.
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Britain's June 22 referendum on European Union membership resulted in a shock win for the Leave camp, sending investors scurrying for the safety of bonds, pummeling stock markets and pushing sterling to 26-year lows against the dollar.
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The yuan sank to its lowest level in more than a decade, and President Donald Trump slammed it as "a major violation", sending investors scurrying for the safety of assets such as government bonds, gold and the Japanese yen.
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The state-run China Central Television (CCTV) show - which can have brands and their corporate PR teams scurrying to take evasive action - said Nike had misled consumers over high-tech air cushions in some of its "Hyperdunk" basketball shoes.
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Expiring in a hospital room, doctors screaming and scurrying and cracking your ribs, away from your friends and family — I wondered how many opportunities there had been to explain his end-of-life options to him or his family.
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While geopolitical uncertainty was a major focal point earlier this year — with several North Korean missile launches initially sending investor scurrying into safe-have assets — risk appetite has since improved, with markets looking instead to stronger economic growth globally.
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What makes it so thrilling is the way it feels less like an ossified composition than a vibrant assemblage of semi-autonomous moving parts—scurrying across unexpected lateral shifts and rewiring its patterns according to seemingly improvised internal adjustments.
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Watching and eavesdropping on the scurrying around by drug lab operators whose depots were not hit in the first wave offered important insights for planners drawing up the next set of strikes, helping them map out local Taliban networks.
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His comments after the August 2017 white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va., where he said there were "fine people on both sides," sent party leaders scurrying for cover, even as they took care not to criticize Mr. Trump directly.
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Now, Willy is back in his native Brooklyn, courtesy of Theater Mitu at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, and he's acting pretty strangely — scurrying around in a wrinkly white mask, singing many of his lines, arguing with a refrigerator.
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On Monday, it was the use of the innocuous-sounding word "alignment" that crashed hopes of a breakthrough in Brexit talks, prompting a political crisis in London and sending diplomats scurrying to their dictionaries in search of alternative terminology.
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Healthcare stocks, up 1.4% on the day, dipped during May but greatly outperformed the STOXX 4.903 over the course of a month which saw investors scurrying toward safe havens as no end to the U.S.-China trade war appeared in sight.
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The previous record was held by the sitcom Fraiser with 37 awards, but Game of Thrones grabbed the Emmy crown on Sunday in LA and sent Fraiser and Niles and whatever their dad's name is scurrying back to Seattle in shame.
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It's about here in the story where people are probably wondering WTF is happening because it's literally a groundhog, which are typically seen scurrying into a burrow, not confronting a grown-ass man in the middle of a busy street.
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Surrendering to passion, well-to-do, status-conscious lovers of the orchid paid the kind of prices — $22000,000 and more in today's money — that sent naturalists and fortune hunters scurrying to the far ends of the earth in search of rarities.
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The possibility of a "no-deal" Brexit has sent investors scurrying to brace for greater volatility in the pound, with three and six-month implied volatility gauges jumping in recent days while traders ramped up short futures positions in the pound.
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With a humped green that can send even well-placed approach shots scurrying away from the flag, Pebble's 14th is the hardest hole, relative to a typical hole of its distance and par value, measured at any major this millennium.
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But that damned Trump with faint praise: Morrison said the call alarmed him enough to send him scurrying to the same NSC lawyer Vindman spoke to, out of concern over how Trump's call would play out politically if the transcript leaked.
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They could have, as Lee construed it, the illusion of change—a villain unmasked, a mad scientist's hidden island lair destroyed, shape-shifting aliens sent scurrying back to their home galaxy—but the heroes' fundamental personal problems would only get worse.
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In the past week we've gone through Monica Lewinsky, Vince Foster, and now Whitewater, sending media outlets scurrying to produce explainers to remind people—or, in many cases, to inform them for the first time—what the fuss was about.
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It's to manage the staff and get the staff working together and serving POTUS better, rather than looking out for their own interests and scurrying to their corners and guarding their own reputations every time the President does something outrageous.
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A man killed two policewomen and a woman passer-by in the Belgian city of Liege on Tuesday, public broadcaster RTBF said, before being shot dead in an exchange of fire that sent people scattering and scurrying to take cover.
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The two, Booba, 41, and Kaaris, 38, were arrested on Wednesday in the aftermath of a fight between their respective entourages, during which punches and kicks were exchanged and bottles containing perfume were thrown, sending other passengers scurrying for safety.
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And we're scurrying around to make sure that we have all of these things for the exact reason you cite, that we don't reach the edge where they should be exchanged or they should be discarded for a new one.
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Evert was trying to serve out a well-contested 25-25, 245-45 victory Sunday on the concrete-laden stage named for Louis Armstrong when a solid approach shot sent her scurrying toward the right corner at 224-21975, deuce.
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His illustration of red ants on a Mobiüs strip could sort of be likened to the millions of us busily scurrying along our normal routes in a repeating loop; like roads on an island, there's circularity, no beginning and no end.
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As you gaze upon the tiny people scurrying down the streets below, you smile, for you know you will soon overthrow your father and become the head of one of the biggest media companies in the wo— Okay, just kidding.
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The scene appeared to be chaotic at times, with video footage showing journalists and camera people scurrying around the two leaders, jockeying with security officials and elbowing one another to position themselves into the perfect spot to record the encounter.
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Ms. Vega and her husband rode out the storm in their home, scurrying from room to room as the storm uprooted trees, tore roofs off other houses and left the tile floor dangerously slick from rain that had seeped inside.
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Police at the gates responded with volleys of tear gas followed by live rounds, sending gangs of youths chanting slogans against President Uhuru Kenyatta scurrying for cover in the warren of streets and tin-shacks next to the school walls.
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Mr. Suleman was in one of the first groups of health inspectors hired and trained after the department began the grades, largely in response to a widely circulated 1003 amateur video that showed rats scurrying through a fast-food kitchen.
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" — Rocco Sisto, 64 New York University "The next day told the story — the view from an uptown bus showed the devastation, looted stores with their wares strewn all over the streets, people scurrying to scoop up whatever they could carry.
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In the last few years Summer Fridays have become common in certain sectors of the white-collar work force, like publishing and public relations, with professionals scurrying off from work early to get in a long weekend of sun and heat.
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Watching and eavesdropping on the scurrying around by drug-lab operators whose depots were not hit in the first wave of strikes offered keen insights for planners drawing up the next set of strikes, helping them map out local Taliban networks.
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BURGER KING CLOSES AFTER RATS OBSERVED SCURRYING ACROSS BUNS While a small community of fans couldn't be happier, a larger community of Necco-hating Twitter users are taking the opportunity to trash the candy, calling it "garbage" and comparing their flavor to chalk.
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Executives remember panic the first few days, with the leadership team scurrying back and forth between Zuckerberg's conference room (called the Aquarium) and Sandberg's (called Only Good News), trying to figure out what had just happened and whether they would be blamed.
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Despite the look of some of the early footage, Prey isn't a horror title; it's an action game, though it does utilize handy jump scares from time to time as random objects suddenly morph into the scurrying, multi-legged Typhon for an attack.
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Gold soared as much as 8 percent to its highest in more than two years on Friday after Britain delivered a shock vote to leave the European Union, sending investors scurrying for protection in bullion and other assets perceived as lower risk.
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The 45-minute chat was over around lunchtime, with Obama hurrying to a meeting with Biden at 12:30 and Sanders scurrying off himself, perhaps to decide whether to drop an anti-Hillary attack ad before Iowans kick things off on Monday.
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One thing that is undeniably more powerful in person is the way the crew swamps the field with personnel to set up for the halftime show, scurrying like people who have to build the world's largest lego stage or see their families killed.
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A little gold here, some enamel here, and a nice movement are enough to please some of us but it's clear that a minority need hand-cut crystal domes, scurrying aliens, and enough luminous material to make a deep-sea angler fish jealous.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Heavily armed fighters surrounded security forces in a Mexican city on Thursday and made them free one of drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman's sons, after his capture triggered gunbattles and a prison break that sent civilians scurrying for cover.
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It would be hard not to, after hearing the wry homage to Bach in "Prelude and Ant Fugue — With a Crab Canon" (1982), a madcap reimagining of the first prelude from "The Well-Tempered Clavier" that's dismissed with an abrasive, scurrying fugue.
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Armed with several clues, a pencil and a notebook, the audience is sent scurrying off to try out their powers of detection, with the chance to interrogate members of the 12-strong cast, alongside a thoroughgoing rummage through Samuel Wyer's painstaking sets.
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Then his staff started scurrying around in the background and told Mr. Comey that he should step into a nearby office… Shortly thereafter, a letter from Mr. Trump was delivered to the F.B.I.'s headquarters, just seven blocks from the White House.
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War tourists with a criminal blood lust, mostly Orthodox Christian fanatics from Russia and Greece, used to go there to take potshots, for a fee, with sniper rifles and even antiaircraft guns at Muslim residents scurrying for cover in the city below.
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At any given hour in Russia's cities and towns, there are dozens, if not hundreds, of suspicious-looking characters scurrying around parks and city centers burying stashes of drugs such as mephedrone, cocaine, MDMA and weed, ready to be picked up by buyers.
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And the look that crosses Moss's features when she finally does shoot the gun, some mix of determination and satisfaction, suggests a feeling of liberation and personal agency that goes well beyond the act of sending a wolf scurrying into the woods.
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And then on Thursday, Trump sent Republican lawmakers scurrying when he tweeted that "CHIP should be part of a long term solution, not a 30 Day, or short term, extension" -- which is the proposal Republicans put on the table to curry Democratic support.
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That came after U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday a trade deal may not happen for another year, comments that sent investors scurrying for safe havens and fuelled the biggest one-day rally in German 10-year bonds since mid-June.
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TOKYO, Feb 210 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond prices gained on Thursday, taking cues from domestic stocks and U.S. Treasuries, as more signs of the global spread of the coronavirus heightened fears of a pandemic and sent investors scurrying to safe-haven assets.
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SHANGHAI, March 15 (Reuters) - Chinese and global firms steeled themselves on Wednesday ahead of the country's annual consumer rights day TV show, an evening gala from China's state broadcaster that can have brands and their corporate PR teams scurrying to take evasive action.
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Though it is too early to start scurrying around the halls and sounding the alarms, it is not too early to observe that Osaka is in the midst of an adjustment process that could take more time to work through than she imagined.
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I am most definitely the kind of person who scares myself walking to the bathroom in the middle of the night, scurrying back under my covers to avoid thinking about the furniture suddenly morphing into a Thing that can somehow murder me in my sleep.
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The yuan breached the key 7-per-dollar level for the first time in more than a decade, and President Donald Trump slammed it as "a major violation", sending investors scurrying for the safety of assets such as government bonds, gold and the Japanese yen.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Bank of Japan (BOJ) officials have been scurrying to commercial banks to explain and apologize for its surprise adoption of negative interest rates in January, while Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has distanced himself from a decision that is proving unpopular with the public.
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An investor that is in these asset classes should be in them for diversification or income, or some other trait that the investor benefits from — not because the investor is scurrying to try and figure out how to trade a Trump agenda or Fed policy.
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To your left and right are lovely prospects of lakes shining in the sun, or bugs scurrying away from your hesitating hand as you gauge the distance to your next hold, or tantalizing glimpse of the checkpoint towards which you are making your way.
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And when Trevor Ariza or Patrick Beverley set the screen, Victor Oladipo, Russell Westbrook, and the rest of the Thunder wings met Harden at the level of the dribble, giving off the momentary appearance of a switch before scurrying back to their own man.
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The team arrives on shore without detection, six black, wraith-like figures invisible on the moonless coast as they move silently inland, the only sound the scurrying crabs they startle as they cross the beach toward a top-secret target we'll never read about.
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While the Avengers were scurrying about the globe trying to update their supersuits to outwit their ever-more-threatening enemies, teen genius Shuri was quietly leading Wakanda into the technological future — a future that pointedly sees a way forward through protection rather than destruction.
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Republicans who are scurrying to denounce and delegitimize investigations into Mr. Trump — inquiries that are not yet complete — threaten the converse result: If Mr. Trump is exonerated, those who sought his downfall will be able to say it was the product of political interference.
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Ms. Haspel's offer on Friday to withdraw her nomination sent administration officials scurrying and a group of top aides, including Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House spokeswoman, headed to C.I.A. headquarters in Langley, Va., to prevent Ms. Haspel from dropping out, these people said.
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The incident, shortly after midnight local time, sent guests hiding under casino tables and scurrying to exits and out on to the bustling Las Vegas Strip as police arrived at the famed casino and began searching for suspects, according to reports and photos on social media.
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Rosi presents Lampedusa through the eyes of two people: island doctor Pietro Bartolo, who's haunted by memories of dying migrants, and 12-year-old Samuele Pucillo, who spends his time scurrying around the island, studying English, learning how to row, and dealing with a lazy eye.
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As they approached, they saw Tyler's white bob of hair scurrying in one direction while the man they believed to be Curry boomeranged back to the RV. Sanchez shouted for Curry to stop, but he vanished into the RV. The two could hear him rustling around ominously.
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The news sparked a 'flash crash' in holiday-thinned currency markets as growing concerns about the health of the global economy, particularly in China, sent investors scurrying into the safe-haven of the Japanese yen, which was poised for its biggest daily rise in 20.148 months.
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Patrick (Jonathan Groff) is back in San Francisco after scurrying off to Colorado, and he still needs to figure out his love life; Agustín (Frankie J. Alvarez) is about to commit to someone, and he's terrified; Dom (Murray Bartlett) is wearing gorgeous fleeces and vaping in bed.
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The lines of singing men collapse into a squirming, punching mass and by the time the police trot up, usually dressed to the hilt in riot gear, both red and blue have gone scurrying away, leaving a few behind sitting on the ground in a bloody stupor.
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The Australian, whose 18-year career will officially end once he is knocked out of the men's doubles with Sam Groth, was still scurrying around the baseline to reasonable effect against Spain's David Ferrer, but could not avoid a 6-2 6-4 6-4 defeat.
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"You see people down on the floor scurrying around trying to find a way to push back against what has happened," said Senator Bob Corker, Republican of Tennessee and the Foreign Relations Committee chairman, who summoned Secretary of State Mike Pompeo for a public hearing next Wednesday.
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The biggest transformation in Cuba came after the Díaz-Canel administration allowed 3G service: More Cubans have been complaining online about police abuses, and when Mr. Díaz-Canel visited a community struck by a tornado in February, residents heckled him while others filmed him scurrying away.
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Balla can often be overly literal in his depiction of movement (as in his "Dynamism of a Dog on a Leash" of 19520, where the dog's scurrying legs and wagging tale are rendered as time-lapsed blurs), but his works here are almost entirely abstract and refreshingly restrained.
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Markets initially entered full risk-aversion mode, with investors scurrying out of the dollar and Mexican peso and into perceived safe-havens such as the Japanese yen, which gained as much as 21.6 percent at one point to hit a six-week high of 4.33 yen per dollar.
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Aides were also seen scurrying around in the Capitol trying to buttonhole members and their key staff about where things currently stand, with the idea being to have a menu of options ready for the Senate Republicans' weekly Tuesday lunch, where McConnell ultimately announced his decision to delay.
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Not just the blasted triangle, which was bad enough, but the belief that he could drag his players in the press and still maintain their respect, and that his two fistfuls of rings would be more than enough to send free agents scurrying to Madison Square Garden in droves.
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After allowing six runs (five earned) while recording just one out last week against the Yankees, McHugh faced just two batters over the minimum through three innings and helped his cause by scurrying to first base to complete an inning-ending 3-6-1 double play in the fifth.
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He can stay high, take away Thomas's shot, and prevent him from splitting the screen or scurrying around the corner (good luck), but that strategy requires a big who's fast enough to recover back to Horford once Thomas's man has reclaimed his position between the ball and the basket.
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The pattern-cutters work in the basement, and at certain times of day there's a considerable amount of scurrying up and down the black metal stairs, as cutters with pincushions fastened to their wrists and tape measures looped around their necks present their work to the master for approval.
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But self-hating critics—writers who, like Orwell's hack, sample new art and issue judgments for a buck—have always seemed to inhabit their fifth circle with special chagrin, scurrying out to work, then sliding back to states of existential loathing like newts seeking refuge in a swamp.
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As schools and universities are closing around the country in recommended efforts to slow the spread of the coronavirus and companies are scurrying to implement remote-working strategies for employees, daily rituals of fitness buffs across the United States, and the businesses that they support, are also being upended.
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Thankfully, the red-orange Higgledies, when Evan gets into the middle of them, can provide a barrier against Longfang's deadly blasts—and once I settled into a rhythm of going on the attack before scurrying back to this oasis of protection, that massive health bar slowly but surely shrank.
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There's a whole other reality there, scurrying under a very different sky: They have as little knowledge of you and your priorities as you had of them, and every new seam of strangeness just goes to show that the world is far richer and more complex than you ever thought.
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I started out as a little doll on a shelf, scurrying around a room like a mouse until I found a way out through the floorboards under the bed, and finished the demo as a giant rock monster with a sword, fighting other giant rock monsters by swinging the motion controller.
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But Mr. Hill, a pastor from Texas who runs a local center for women in crisis, had an earthbound explanation: The smell of small animals scurrying around in the gorge below the bridge drives the dogs into a frenzy; then they break free of leashes — if they're on any — and jump.
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The surreal urban fairytale of a disembodied hand that escapes from a laboratory and spends a night scurrying, climbing, and at one point gliding through urban Paris, all so that it can return to the body of a melancholic pizza delivery boy, was one of 2019's major animated films.
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It is often said that when President Trump eventually leaves office, reporters will be in a state of confusion, so accustomed are we to a constant stream of tweets and announcements that send us scurrying to report or fact-check or tear tufts of hair out multiple times in an hour.
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We need our own soothing and our own nurturing, and yet we've been positioned in this place where people are kind of scurrying behind us and hiding behind us waiting to see what we'll do and how we're going to fix this mess, rather than them having to do the work themselves.
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Last July, they began to appear in a kite-shaped median between the highway and an exit lane onto West 57th Street, across from a Sanitation Department garage: first a few rats, then a few dozen, then so many that they were a blur of white in the undergrowth, a scurrying time-lapse.
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ANGRY JACK IN THE BOX CUSTOMER FILMED TELLING EMPLOYEE HE&aposD BUY HER TICKET &aposBACK TO MEXICO&apos Footage of the initial rodent incident, which was shared to Facebook by Wilmington resident Shantel Johnson on Thursday, shows at least two of the critters scurrying around inside a large package of sandwich buns.
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But the rest of the scurrying crop tops put in a solid effort to survive common high school challenges such as bobbing for apples, making "Ben's volcano" explode with the essential ingredients needed for a healthy relationship (communication, trust, being a size 0), and pinning the state of Indiana onto a map.
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As the time ticks relentlessly by, Tommo's mind makes a getaway, scurrying back to his rural school days spent with Charlie and their friend Molly, then to a few short years as a farm laborer, then to his weeks as an underage recruit and finally to the blasted waste of a barren battlefield.
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Some variety of roach ancestor has been extant for about 320 million years, which means that cockroaches not only survived the event that killed off the dinosaurs some 66 million years ago, but that roaches were scurrying around about 70 million years before the first Eoraptors were running around what today is Argentina.
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Imagine: Grown-ass adults, coming together to make a stage musical about cats starring humans, scurrying and prancing across the stage for two and a half hours and singing wacky songs as part of a revue that culminates in the one ballad that everyone (even those who haven't seen the show) actually knows.
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And when I closed my eyes during my visit, some of the ringing did sound natural: the high-pitched trills and scurrying rhythms of bells resembled the singing of crickets; the steady and textural whirring of hidden gears reminded of the soft ribbiting of frogs or even the purr of a cat.
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Before the formal proceedings, Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, the chairman of the Armed Services Committee, could be seen scurrying through the hallways in search of H-128, a ceremonial room tucked away on the House side of the Capitol that was being used as a holding room for the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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Now, when you try to sleep, all you can hear outside is movement: closer, ever closer, louder, at first just one scurrying run—"a rabbit," you say to yourself, "It's a large fast dog"—and now it sounds like a storm is coming, a thousand booted feet opening and closing every door in the house.
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ALBANY — The scene in the State Capitol last week bore all the hallmarks of democracy at work: advocates and lobbyists pushing their causes, earnest interns scurrying about, and protesters making insistent pleas for funds for everything from housing to hepatitis C. But there was one place where little was happening: the legislative chambers, where laws are, in theory, made.
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I'd found no pidgeys or charizards in the 97-degree heat, but I had found rattlesnake sheddings beneath the thicket of one-inch huisache thorns, I'd seen armadillos and skinks scurrying through the mesquite, and I'd seen enough sign of feral hogs to wonder if I should have brought along a more substantial weapon than a Buck knife.
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Their distinctive shuffling sound, which sends travelers scurrying like a well-orchestrated flash mob, is so synonymous with departure that when Boston's North Station upgraded its boards to LED displays, they were programmed to emit the familiar clicketyclack, as much for nostalgia as for necessity: How else to get passengers to look up from their phones?
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The downward-sighing theme is back in the winds, but it floats above a multilayered texture in which rhythms and accents are landing every which way: scurrying triplets in the strings, horns sounding on the fourth beat of the bar, piercing grace notes in the piccolo, and a curious oompah section comprised of timpani, cymbals, and bass drum.
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One of the editors scans the racks, and asks in an absentminded way about that black bag, didn't they need it for something, but everyone is scurrying about and no one has an answer, and there is too much anyway, they've already got too much Chanel, perhaps it's been packed or returned, who knows, but nothing happens.
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While this particular round of scurrying was set afoot in large part by news one of Trump's top aides, staff secretary Rob Porter, was allowed to remain in his sensitive role at the White House for months after the FBI discovered domestic abuse allegations against him, the first year of the Trump administration was rife with other breaches of security and technical gaffes.
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In Call of Duty: Black Ops, developer Treyarch's trademark Zombies mode sent up to four players scurrying through a zombie-infested German movie theater from World War II. The "Kino der Toten" map — which translates to "Cinema of the Dead" — expanded on a lot of ideas that first surfaced in the original Zombies maps from Call of Duty: World at War.
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He was the one filling my bachelorette pad with a cacophony of reminders that lots of people were in love and happy, reminding me that I, too, was a type, a sad little rat scurrying around the fringes of a wedding reception, picking at leftover cake in an effort to throw myself against the glass-jar-wall of my new life.
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And finally, a few days later, the biggest hit of the campaign landed last Friday with recordings of Donald Trump openly bragging about sexually assaulting who knows how many women in the most disgustingly entitled and cavalier manner imaginable, sending his party scurrying and dominating yet another weekend of news coverage in the run up to the second debate on Sunday night.
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All of which may be enough to send any novices, unfamiliar with the director, and fearful of a three-hour Russian flick that is mostly (though not entirely) in black-and-white, scurrying in the opposite direction; so how can one convince them that they should gird their loins, down a Stoli for luck, and give "Andrei Rublev" a chance?
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He was there to help her create the beauty line, Fenty Beauty, which soon had legacy cosmetics brands scurrying to broaden the colors of foundation on offer; and Savage x Fenty, a line of inclusive, body-positive-inspired lingerie, the show of which had fashion week attendees squealing in September; and Cameo, her everything-old-is-new-again jewelry line.
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Backed by Michelle Ndegeocello on bass, the Afrobeat pioneer Tony Allen on drums, Dominic James on guitars and the Gangbe Brass Band, Kidjo reconnects the salsa original to West Africa, layering the song with a tumbling six-beat rhythm, a brass-band undertow and a tangle of scurrying guitar lines while she belts with enough grit to rival Cruz herself.
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A beach-and-ocean spread in "Animals Around the World," which presumably takes place near Australia, shows crabs scurrying up the sand, cartoonish whales and squid swimming through the bottom of the page, airplanes and blimps flying among sea gulls and messenger birds (holding envelopes in their beaks), and a few hapless characters we meet at the beginning with instructions to find them on every page.
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But it's not just InfoWars – there is a whole ecosystem of right-wing YouTubers out there at least as sophisticated as the society of woodlice you might find scurrying under a loose paving slab, a vast horde of unloved grown-up boys droning on and on about why we need to halt immigration; why we need to ban toilets; why we need to kill all girl-children at birth.
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Its best moments were its most focused ones: swinging vamps propelled by Moye's drumming, pointedly political poetry declaimed by Moor Mother — her "We Are on the Edge" is the title of an Art Ensemble album due April 26 — and a perpetual-motion tour-de-force by Mitchell, using circular breathing for a stretch of nonstop piping and squealing and scurrying that insisted, without a word, that after 50 years the Art Ensemble isn't finished.
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I would pretty much ignore them in favor of each party's national-committee chair, Debbie Wasserman Schultz and Reince Priebus, both with names out of Dickens, or at least Terry Southern, and both in a constant scurrying panic, Priebus to make the disaster he was supposed to prevent look like the outcome he wished for all along, and Wasserman Schultz to make the eventuality she schemed for look like something she was almost surprised by.
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Though the comedy is as readily suited to live action, La Cava's animation inflects the film's basic situations with delightful impossibilities, as when a crowd of bibulous patrons 27 suddenly materializes behind, beside, and beneath a broad-shouldered barroom customer; a cantankerous drunkard ties a lamppost into a knot, 28 sending the terrified Rummy scurrying horizontally up a wall; and Harry, under the withering gaze of Rummy's wife, shrinks into his hat.
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Rather than the human-shaped cats in the Broadway musical (that, admittedly, were surrounded by large furniture, but that part isn't as memorable as the humans in cat costumes), the cast of Cats the movie will be shrunk down to cat size through the help of CGI, motion capture, and big-ass chairs and doors to give the illusion that Swift and Elba are tiny kitties scurrying around, according to those in the audience for the presentation.
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These pictures are in part screaming at us to wake up and open our eyes to what's happening, to see how it's all rushing by, to see god's presence everywhere, in every shadow, if there is a God, and in part, Richard is just putting it all down, making a record, exploring his own loneliness and mortality, compelled to document as a way to say he's alive, while pointing with equal wonder at beauty and horror, showing us and himself how life and death, in and out of the shadows of the scurrying city, seem to walk hand in hand.
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