I have to stay, even when the regime soldiers come.
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Players can now stay even more connected to the game with an official plastic accessory.
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New York City is an expensive place to stay — even its igloos charge $200 a night.
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Biden, if he can stay even somewhat on-message and avoid gaffes, is a formidable figure.
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I managed to stay even-keeled, though, because I did what I know how to do best.
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Ms Hodge spoke for many when she pledged to stay, even before the investigation against her was dropped.
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Detroit Mercy was able to stay even with Butler on the boards as each team had 30 rebounds.
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That volatility looks to be here to stay, even if both the Alunorte and Rusal disruptions are resolved.
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Everything was going so well for me, and I planned to stay even after the summer was over.
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AF: But stability as in, it sounds like you think the status quo will stay even past August?
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Stay even more hydrated by getting a second water bottle free when you purchase a bottle from the collection.
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To be able to enjoy a hotel stay, even when incredibly sick, speaks highly of the quality of the hotel.
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"We don't want him to stay even an extra second," Abderahman, a 21-year-old student, told France24 on Tuesday.
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Ali Fedotowsky-Manno is the first mom to admit that it's hard to stay even-keeled every moment of the day.
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South Korea, however, has said it wants U.S. troops to stay even if a peace treaty is signed with North Korea.
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In a sport of emotional highs and lows, particularly in the playoffs, "it's kind of important you stay even," he said.
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Democrats currently hold twenty-five of these, and the Party will have to hold on to all twenty-five just to stay even.
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Amid fallout at Uber, at least one investor in the company thinks CEO Travis Kalanick should stay — even if he doesn't remain in charge.
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He so fell in love with the country that he and his wife decided to stay even after Reuters eliminated his position in 2013.
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That means someone who won a title in 2018 has to defend that crown in 20153 just to stay even in the points race.
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Today, we're adding more tools that reflect real-time contributions from the community so you can stay even more informed when you're behind the wheel.
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Congress and President Donald Trump are working to extend the popular immigration program, so he may be able to stay, even if his parents can't.
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"Launch Marketing may get people to sample in November but customers don't always stay even if they are satisfied," says Jill Rosengard Hill, EVP at Magid.
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"When I said 'it's above me' that's basically saying you can't stay even if I wanted to let you stay, because it's above me," he said.
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But Louisiana is locked in a race with the Red Queen, and in this race it has to move twice as fast just to stay even.
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Jackson, Gonzalez carry Indians past Orioles BALTIMORE — Cleveland Indians manager Terry Francona likes to stay even-keeled, never getting too high or low over his team's performance.
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That's a nine-point spread, which means the Spurs have to be that much more efficient on the rest of their offensive possessions just to stay even.
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Second, your current employer may not only reject your ultimatum but find it bothersome, making it awkward to stay even if you wanted to change your mind.
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If he chooses to stay even part of the week in New York, Trump Tower will become a de facto presidential residence and seat of global power.
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"We've raised the vibration of this land so high, I think people would stay even if the pipeline is stopped," says Dennis Romaro, 25, a Chumash from California.
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But the app model is here to stay, even if it might be hard to recognize by the time it reaches its 10th birthday three years from now.
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Struggling to stay even economically, and with a history of under-participating politically, the Democratic Party's base consists largely of people of color, unmarried women and young people.
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"If we take an average of 2 percent, just to be conservative, the market needs 1.3 million tonnes of additional potash every year just to stay even," Luigs said.
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While Tesla still considers its self-driving car features "beta," the company is... New York City is an expensive place to stay — even its igloos charge $200 a night.
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The S3 continues to stand out from Android Wear watches with its unique control scheme, and it'll likely stay even with or ahead Apple when it comes to sensors.
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The question for Biden moving forward is whether there are enough black and moderate voters in future contests to allow him to stay even with the delegate lead of Sen.
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To stay even more in-tune with pumping, mothers can connect to the Elvie Pump app to track pumping history, control the pump remotely, and monitor milk volume in real time.
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Determined to set the longevity record for service on the court, William Douglas did so by insisting that he stay even after a debilitating stroke forced him to use a wheelchair.
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Later, I applied for a job at the school library so I could stay even longer, running my hands along the spines of books as though they were visas in my passport.
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The official, who entered the area with a relief convoy earlier this week, added that many of those who preferred to leave might nonetheless choose to stay even if the snipers relented.
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The site helps you find last minute hotel deals, or deals for hotels up to a week from your search, which means you'll always find a place to stay, even if you procrastinated.
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Wilson has long worked with a mental conditioning coach, Trevor Moawad, on a stoic-like mind-set they call "neutral thinking" — stay even keel, in the moment, and steer clear of anything negative.
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When we moved locations, as we drove out to the next state, for the next place where we were going to stay, even though that wasn't in the script, we'd film inside the van.
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In a recent Quinnipiac University national survey, nearly 90% of Americans said the young people brought to the country illegally by their parents should be allowed to stay; even four-fifths of Republicans agreed.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany plans to allow British citizens and their families living in the country to stay even if Britain leaves the European Union without a deal on future relations, Sueddeutsche Zeitung newspaper reported.
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South Korea said last month the issue of U.S. troops stationed there was unrelated to any future peace treaty with North Korea and that American forces should stay even if such an agreement were signed.
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My colleague Mariya Abdulkaf recommends using Splitwise, which lets you input costs as you spend them and then keeps track of how much each person in a group still owes in order to stay even.
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Theresa May, Britain's prime minister, has said that European Union citizens in Britain will be able to stay even if the country leaves without a deal, and that she has a settlement proposal for them.
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Mr Lessig and his political allies may not view elections to come as appropriate times for electors to rebel, and they may have excellent reasons for electors to stay even-tempered and dutiful in those contests.
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However, as the Kylie Jenner Effect is unpacked in weeks and months to come, apps may face the harsh realization that not all of their most popular users will stay, even with updated analytics tools available.
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South Korea said last week that the issue of U.S. troops stationed in the South was unrelated to any future peace treaty with North Korea and that American forces should stay even if such an agreement is signed.
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But Sessions hung on, and although there was no formal reconciliation, the President allowed him to stay, even despite the unwillingness of White House spokespeople to publicly confirm, for days, that Trump had confidence in the attorney general.
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Jim says he had no alternative but to stay -- even after trying the private jet route -- and doesn't sound like he's in a panic over the 185 mph winds hurling his way ... thanks to his bunker stash of cereal.
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The anti-immigration Alternative for Germany (AfD) said the new laws would encourage migrants to come to Germany seeking asylum with the hope of finding a job, which would allow them to stay even if their applications are rejected.
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A document sent by the Berlin government to Germany's federal states said British citizens and their families would be allowed to stay even without a deal, although they would need to apply for a new permit, the newspaper reported.
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Until that happens, Rubio's advisers assert, Rubio can stay even with Trump and Cruz in the overall delegate count simply by winning Florida and Ohio on March 15 while placing third in the 33 other contests up to that point.
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Unlike the religious cult members who stay even when their leader's predicted end of the world hour comes and goes, Trump followers won't learn whether his political eschatology is right or wrong, possible or impossible, unless he actually becomes president.
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"I've played in a lot of big games in my career, and I've seen it all," James said, adding that he was trying to stay "even-keeled" on a night when the Cavs shot just 38.9 percent from the floor.
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South Korea has said American forces should stay even if a peace agreement is signed, while U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis assured Seoul in a June visit of an "ironclad" U.S. commitment to its security, including keeping U.S. troop levels unaltered.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The market bubble of virtual currencies is already deflating but central banks should still pay attention as the innovation may be here to stay even if early market leaders die out, European Central Bank board member Yves Mersch said on Thursday.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Sweden will let some migrants who arrived as unaccompanied minors and turned 20153 during the process of applying for asylum stay even if their applications are rejected, a rare relaxation of rules imposed at the height of the 2015 migration crisis.
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With exceptional design, a prime location, and comfortable accommodations, you'll be happy with your stay even if you don't frequent the excellent eateries, but I'd suggest at least having a cocktail at the speakeasy inside Benno when it's open (Tuesday-Saturday nights).
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The main opposition party, Labour, wants Britain to be in a customs union with the EU, which would rule this out, and others want Britain stay even closer to the EU by staying in its single market, along the lines of Norway's arrangement.
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The United States has stressed that U.S. troops are not a bargaining chip and South Korea has said U.S. troops in the South were unrelated to any future peace treaty and that American forces should stay even if such an agreement is signed.
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Many market players have regarded that level as the upper limit of the range in which the BOJ wants the 20.22-year yield to stay, even though the central bank has not explicitly said what its policy target - of "around zero percent" - really means.
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But it also represents a major fault line in the recovery that followed: Winning places like Nashville have won big, often for reasons that can't obviously or quickly be replicated, while much of the rest of the country has struggled to stay even or slipped behind.
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Under the pilot plan, initiated last April, Medicare will pay hospitals one flat fee for the entire "episode of care" -- the cost of the artificial knee or hip itself, the surgery, the lab work, the hospital stay, even all care up to 90 days following the procedure.
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And since it spends several paragraphs making a case that "the asylum process is rife with fraud and abuse," it's reasonable to assume that review will result in making it harder for immigrants to stay (even in detention) and apply for asylum, rather than being rejected and deported outright.
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The best Clinton can hope for is to make a fast, clear, and decisive statement about whom she wants to stay — even though in a practical sense that may mean needing to make some early calls on some of the lower-profile agencies whose leadership typically doesn't get sorted out until after Election Day.
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I have lived in Detroit for the last decade, and it attracted me precisely because it seemed to be in a situation of its own choosing, more so than any city I'd ever seen, inasmuch as people have to actively choose to come, and fight to stay, even in the face of difficulty and a lack of institutional support.
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The US government ultimately decided to buy up the homes of people living in the town and relocate its residents, but a handful resisted, leading to a decades-long battle to stay in the town and their homes,They were ultimately able to stay, even though officials say the fire could burn for at least another 100 years.
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Nearly every song was about this: "Stay With Me," the sad song about wanting a man to stay even when it's clear he's not in love; "Good Thing," the sad song about deciding that he's stayed too long waiting around — that one begins with a vision of him getting mugged outside the man's door and dying in his arms like Éponine.
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Harman J held that there was a collateral contract that he could stay even if it contradicted the written agreement’s express terms. He said there was no need to look at the question of estoppel, because there was a clear assurance preceding the contract.
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Noah Cooper, (Dax Shepard) a therapist, gets fired from the office where he has worked for many years. When he arrives home he finds his wife's cousin, Myron Stubbs, (Mike White) has moved in. Later that evening his mother, Marilyn (Diane Keaton) also arrives with her dogs and asks whether she can stay. Even though Noah is displeased, he allows Marilyn to stay.
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The governor feels that he has seen Marietta before in Paris, but she denies it. When she pretends to have a disreputable past, the governor orders a pair of soldiers to escort her away in disgrace. Warrington relieves them of their duty and finds her a place to stay, even paying the first month's rent. Though Marietta tries to rid herself of Warrington, he is undaunted.
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Some fearful villagers thereupon call for the gunfighters to leave. Even some of the seven waver, but Chris insists that they stay, even threatening to kill anyone who suggests giving up the fight. The seven ride out to make a surprise raid on Calvera's camp, but find it abandoned. Returning to the village, they are caught by Calvera and his men, who have colluded with some of the villagers to sneak in and take control.
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The day before Ricky and Bianca's wedding, Bianca's mother, Carol Jackson (Lindsey Coulson), arrives looking for Billie. Bianca and Carol do not get on so Carol decides not to stay, even though Tiffany and Liam want her to. Tiffany's uncle, Robbie (Dean Gaffney), also attends the wedding and looks forward to seeing Wellard but is unaware that Wellard is dead until Tiffany tells him. After the wedding Carol and Bianca make up and Carol later moves in.
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The hills lying immediately beyond the coast together with the sea account for a mild climate year-round. Average winter temperatures are and summer temperatures are , which make for a pleasant stay even in the dead of winter. Rainfall can be abundant at times, as mountains very close to the coast create an orographic effect. Genoa and La Spezia can see up to of rain in a year; other areas instead show the normal Mediterranean rainfall of annually.
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Another native refuses the ritual, and is put to death. Dr Karanja later advices Alan to leave Kenya, but he refuses, believing the doctor to be in league with the rebels. Many warnings are given to Alan by the Mau Mau, but he chooses to stay, even after he is attacked by a rebel in his own house. The attacker is shot by Mary's father, and later dies in the hospital, uttering only the name "Simba".
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Seager 2005, p. 26. Somewhat apocryphal stories tell of Augustus pleading with Tiberius to stay, even going so far as to stage a serious illness. Tiberius' response was to anchor off the shore of Ostia until word came that Augustus had survived, then sailing straightway for Rhodes.Suetonius, The Lives of Twelve Caesars, Life of Tiberius 11 Tiberius reportedly regretted his departure and requested to return to Rome several times, but each time Augustus refused his requests.
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The affair is short-lived, but his marriage with Francesca stays unhappy. Francesca soon finds comfort in the arms of Adrian again and wants to break free from Johannes. But ending up pregnant once again, Francesca is unsure if a future with Adrian is what she really wants. Johannes finds out about Francesca's affair and wants her to stay, even telling her that he will take on Adrian's bastard, a boy named Constantin, as his own.
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There are quiet sections for families, a section for youths to commune and camp, and the rising favorite 'A' section where the musicians normally stay. Even after midnight when the main stage has seen its last act, the musicians and bands will mix and congregate to play music all throughout the night. This is a great way for amateurs to even step in and show what they've got. Fire pits are available for warmth and light and are usable from start to end.
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Sports Of The Times; Phil Simms's Biggest Pass, The New York Times, November 17, 1986, accessed March 20, 2007. The completion led to Raul Allegre's fifth field goal and an important Giants victory. The following week, veteran defensive end George Martin intercepted a pass from Denver Broncos quarterback John Elway and returned it 78 yards for a touchdown.Litsky, Frank. Giants At 10-2; Redskins Stay Even; Allegre Kick At :006 Tops Broncos, The New York Times,, accessed March 20, 2007.
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Richard J. Cardamone wrote for a panel that followed Mitsbushis analysis: first holding the arbitration clause valid, then inquiring into whether the claims came under its scope. Since, as the Mitsubishi majority had found, the alleged bad acts arose from the activities covered by the contract, all save the RICO and tortious interference claims were arbitrable. It told the district court to stay even the RICO claims, however, pending the outcome of McMahon at the Supreme Court (which ruled them arbitrable).
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Realizing his mistake, Chuck pleads with Eva to stay, even mentioning "everyone leaves me." However, Eva, heartbroken, still leaves because, after all the love and kindness she has showed him, he still doubted her sincerity and believed Blair. When Nate turns to Serena, a jealous Dan confronts her stating that he knows about her decision between him and Nate, leaving Serena upset. Juliet then reveals that her brother is in jail and Nate gladly accepts her apology and her invitation into her apartment.
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Following The Governor's (David Morrissey) brief but costly attack on the prison, Hershel (Scott Wilson) wants to abandon it. Merle (Michael Rooker) points out it is too late for that; The Governor has had more than enough time to block all possible escape routes. Moreover, The Governor can simply besiege the prison and starve them out. Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and Glenn (Steven Yeun), however, argue that the group should stay, even though they don't have enough ammunition to clear out the walkers.
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Teddy admits that she is in love with Owen, but he tells her that he loves Cristina. When Teddy assigns Cristina a difficult surgery for her first solo cardiothoracic case and refuses to assist, Owen questions Teddy's motives. Teddy decides to leave Seattle Grace; Cristina pleads with her to stay, even offering to break up with Owen if Teddy will continue to teach her. Although Teddy agrees to stay, Owen convinces Cristina to stay with him, and Teddy briefly removes her from her service.
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After she files the necessary papers, Lissa meets her just before she leaves and reveals that she figured out Rose was in love with Dimitri. Lissa begs Rose to stay, even tries to use compulsion on her, but Rose snaps and tells Lissa that all her life she's been told that Lissa comes first. Rose says that she needs to do something for herself for once. Rose asks Adrian for money, which he willingly gives to her, and asks her if she will come back.
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Kelly eventually agreed to offer Stein full powers over team selection. Hibs tried to convince Stein to stay, even attempting to persuade his wife Jean, but becoming Celtic manager had been his long-held ambition. While Stein was still Hibs manager, he arranged for Celtic to sign Bertie Auld from Birmingham City and allowed Hibs goalkeeper Ronnie Simpson to join Celtic. Some people claimed with hindsight that he had deliberately allowed Simpson to join Celtic before moving himself, but in fact it was due to a wage dispute.
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Arkansas avoided damage from Katrina, as the storm passed mainly to the east. The state established KARE (Katrina Assistance Relief Effort), a toll free telephone number and website for evacuees seeking assistance, and provided deep discounts on spaces at its state parks, waived pet restrictions, and allowed evacuees to stay even if other travelers had confirmed reservations (bumped travelers were offered either space at another state park or a gift certificate for future use). The governor instructed state agencies to take care of human needs first and worry about paperwork later.
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Jake Stewart catches her on the way and eventually gets the truth out of her, he decides to tell Will Jackson, the three of them come up with a plan that might get rid of Joan once and for all. Jake tells Joan the only way for her stay even alive is to get out. Franky's box gets taken in the truck like the rest and she gets off at the drop off point. She finds Bridget out of her office, confesses her love and says she will prove her innocence.
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Media democracy is the way journalists were more concerned by the entertainment factor of news content, rather than being informative. Some accused printed media of being too "politically correct", whereas the same limitations were not shared by social media. Twitter was the most utilised social media platform and the campaigns were led through the use of 'hashtags'. Llewellyn and Cram conducted a study that involved tallying how often certain 'hashtags' were used and concluded by noting that overall there were more ‘leave’ hashtags than ‘stay’ even though ‘stay’ equated to the largest percentage.
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There are fifteen regular service train lines and one special events train line. Metro Trains Melbourne is also responsible for 219 railway stations and employs a workforce of 3,500 rail professionals including train drivers, mechanical and electrical engineers, network operations specialists and customer service representatives. The railway track, infrastructure and rolling stock is owned by VicTrack on behalf of the State Government, and is leased to Public Transport Victoria which then sub-leases them to Metro Trains Melbourne. The State Government now also owns the name 'Metro,' and it will probably stay even if there is a change of operators.
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This, then, was the beginning of Ferry's legacy of philanthropy. Rather than wanting to accrue more riches, she says that “. . . with a little hasty arithmetic, which took me only an hour and a half, I realized that in order to stay even and not have an increase or decrease, I had to give away two thousand dollars a day for ever . . .” Throughout the rest of her life, Ms. Bernstein and her second husband, W.H. “Ping” Ferry gave away vast sums of money, and they are still remembered by many of the organizations they helped to get started.
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He commands a tank company with distinction in Korea, though his record is marred by an incident wherein Parker shoots a cowardly fellow officer. Because Parker is black, he knows he has to be the best in every class to stay even with the others in an army just beginning desegregation. He begins a lifelong friendship with Craig Lowell while attending the same Basic Armor Officer's course at Fort Knox (as told in Book I: The Lieutenants), where Parker is the top graduate, and Lowell is second in the class. However, Parker's friendship with Lowell often works against Parker's career.
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He is angry that the reporter has called him at home and insists the water shortage has been caused solely by a lack of rain. ER doctor Michael Francia is enjoying some quiet time with his pregnant wife Lizzie when Emily, his daughter from a previous relationship, shows up on his door. She has had a fight with her mother and needs a place to stay, even though, as she later confesses to her stepmother Lizzie, she isn't sure if her father likes her. Meanwhile, a lightning storm forms over a national park in the western outskirts of Sydney.
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Airdate: August 2 and 3, 2015 Arrival Order: Jade, Jared, Tenley, Carly, Jonathan, Tanner, Mikey, Ashley I. brings her sister Lauren, Juelia, Kirk, Dan, Jillian, JJ, Ashley S. Chris Harrison announces that if Ashley I. gets a rose, Lauren will get to stay even if she doesn't get one and vice versa. He then brings everyone to see the wedding of Marcus and Lacy, a couple from last season of Bachelor in Paradise. Ashley I's date: Ashley took Jared on a date and they rode 4 wheelers. Jade's date: Jade and Tanner had a dinner date.
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The first inter-zone tie in Jakarta pitted Denmark against Malaysia. "On paper" they were the two strongest teams in the tournament with recent major event champions such as Erland Kops, Henning Borch, and Svend Andersen (Pri) for Denmark, and Tan Aik Huang, Ng Boon Bee, and Tan Yee Khan for Malaysia. With wins by Kops in singles and Andersen and Per Walsoe in doubles, Denmark was able to stay even (2-2) on the first night of play. On the second night, however, a familiar pattern recurred for the tropically- challenged Danes as they wilted in the heat to drop all five matches.
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After he was laicized, the archdiocese stopped the payments and the friary stated that it would not be receiving remuneration from McCarrick or the local Roman Catholic Diocese of Salina for McCarrick's stay even though McCarrick offered to pay. On February 16, 2019, the Vatican announced that McCarrick had been laicized. The Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith (CDF), in a church penal process, found McCarrick guilty of "solicitation in the Sacrament of Confession, and sins against the Sixth Commandment with minors and with adults, with the aggravating factor of the abuse of power". The guilty verdict was issued by the CDF on January 11, 2019, and McCarrick appealed.
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On the first occasion, he threw a vial onto the court from the stands without anyone realizing what it contained at that moment. Both instances helped Lenglen as she won the next three games following the second set incident and then took a 4–1 lead in the third set after receiving more cognac in-between sets. Similarly, Lenglen's mother supplied her with cognac in her victory over Helen Wills in the Match of the Century in-between sets and during the more competitive second set. When Lenglen travelled to play at the U.S. National Championships in 1921, the United States Lawn Tennis Association agreed to allow her to consume alcohol during her stay even though that was illegal under the laws of Prohibition at the time.
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The education of the children was entrusted to Abu Nu'aym Ridwan, the who was a former Christian and managed to teach the young Ismail some Greek. Yusuf's grandmother Fatima, who had been influential in the Granadan court for multiple generations, died in 1349 aged 90 lunar years, and received an elegy from Ibn al-Khatib. The activity of Yusuf's mother Bahar was also attested: when the North African traveller Ibn Battuta visited Granada in 1350 and sought a royal audience, Yusuf was sick and in his place Bahar provided Ibn Battuta with enough money for his stay, even though it was unknown if Bahar actually met him or if he was received inside the Alhambra. Yusuf's concubine Maryam/Rim played an important role after his death: In 1359, she financed a coup that involved 100 men and deposed her stepson Muhammad V in favour of her son Ismail.
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He says he's not ready and begs her to stay even if she won’t speak and "Henry improvises upon her story, attempting to build it into a more complex and extended narrative but he fails".Lyons, C. R., Samuel Beckett, MacMillan Modern Dramatists (London: MacMillan Education, 1983), p 112 What is interesting here is that Henry imagines that Ada, after witnessing his father sitting on the rock, gets on the tram (possibly horse-driven)The last horse- driven trams in Ireland were in 1957 (See Irish horse trams) to go home, then alights and returns to check on him only to find the beach empty. Was she the last person to see him alive? Resigning himself to being alone Henry picks up the Bolton story from where he left off: : The doctor says if Bolton wants an injection – "meaning an anaesthetic" – just to let down his trousers and he’ll give him one but Bolton doesn’t reply.
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