QUOTE TO NOTE: "I just felt like I was staying behind the ball better today, meaning staying behind the rubber better," Griffin said.
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He was also content staying behind the scenes, they say.
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Many of those staying behind used kayaks to traverse flooded streets.
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I asked whether by staying behind the barricades they were committing suicide.
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Then, my first summer back from college, I started staying behind, too.
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After his surgery, he became increasingly isolated, blaming himself for staying behind.
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But other islanders have told them they're relieved someone is staying behind.
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But many of them won't leave, staying behind to protect livestock and gardens.
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But with so few experts in the field, there was no staying behind.
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While some have left to seek work in cities, others are staying behind to rebuild.
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Some people, including Kristopher Williams, are staying behind to protect their pets and their belongings.
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Roadside Picnic and Night in the Woods are, unfortunately, staying behind in the hell year.
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Many people were putting themselves in harm's way by staying behind and fighting these fires.
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Smart told the Asbury Park Press she and Getchius were homeless and staying behind the church.
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This time, though, Dunham appears to be straying from autobiography and mostly staying behind the camera.
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Those staying behind were bracing for a snowbound weekend with politics far on the back burner.
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There has been little public discussion on what the "staying behind" option might actually look like.
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Asya refused to leave her children and was eventually allowed to accompany them, her husband staying behind.
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Part of the reason for staying behind the wheel is because of time-consuming aspects around flying.
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Even Picard asks — exasperated, "What are you doing?" when Elnor says he is staying behind to fight.
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People staying behind on the south coast were preparing for the worst, after days of dwindling resources.
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Aref entrusted his friend who was staying behind in Syria, to look after the farm and beehives.
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Staying behind, Kelly's attorney called the criticism of his client "unprofessional" and briefly addressed the child support payment.
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Rick Scott — took the airwaves on Thursday to urge residents who were thinking of staying behind to evacuate.
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Staying behind are a journalist (Noortje Herlaar) and a detective (Nasrdin Dchar) who try to uncover the truth.
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And Kaine barely ever appeared on TV; he was criticized for staying behind the scenes too much, in fact.
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Maybe Melania Trump is moving to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, instead of staying behind in the Trump Tower, after all.
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They are more likely to die from staying behind during extreme weather events to protect children and the elderly.
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When holding a point with Orisa, the Protective Barrier is your best friend and staying behind it is key.
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The families staying behind were given money to rent a home nearby for up to two years, he said.
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Meanwhile, the central government's representative in the territory, the Liaison Office, has abandoned all pretence at staying behind the scenes.
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Those leaving, and those staying behind, said they felt confident that new life would eventually sprout from the scorched landscape.
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Gordon was the last to file off, staying behind for a moment to pat the "16" painted in the dirt.
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Emma considers staying behind for Hook, but decides that she has to move on and not lose anyone else ever again.
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Sanders said Trump was staying behind to oversee a response to the alleged chemical weapons attack in Syria over the weekend.
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If you're in a large group, you could take shifts staying behind with everyone's phones and wallets, but that kind of sucks.
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The decision was made after Piscotty was examined Friday morning in St. Louis after staying behind when the Cardinals travelled to Atlanta.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and the President's chief economic adviser, Gary Cohn, are also staying behind to press the tax reform issue.
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So people are selling their cars, abandoning wrecked houses and leaving their property in the hands of relatives who are staying behind.
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Albania's villages are rapidly depopulating, too, but there, it's mostly men going abroad to find work and the young women staying behind.
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Thanks to the tenacity of Spirit, Sunny and their dolphin friends, the male whales eventually backed off, with only one male staying behind.
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"I'm just enjoying my family, so it's good," he said of staying behind the scenes as a successful producer for the time being.
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Instead, she ended up giving her little girl to another handmaid, Ofglen/Emily (Alexis Bledel), while staying behind to save her older daughter Hannah.
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"There are some who are staying behind because the volcano hasn't erupted yet or because of religious beliefs," said BNPB spokesman Sutopo Purwo Nugroho.
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Gomez also struggled with telling people staying behind with deceased friends and kin that they had to evacuate and leave their loved ones behind.
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Mr. Trump asked that the two be left alone, the former director has said, and Mr. Sessions left the room after initially staying behind.
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Canova claims that while his fundraising and staffing grows, some local and national elected officials are staying behind the scenes and tacitly supporting him.
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No matter your rationale, you may have developed the habit of "staying behind the scenes" letting others "shine" while you executed on their ideas.
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Firms staying behind, particularly manufacturers, don't know if they'll be able to get supplies, so they're hoarding inventory, which is causing its own financial strain.
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But, when Paris's father told her that he was leaving for Miami on a boat, there was no question of her and Paris staying behind.
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But she is glad others remain to push the company in good directions: "People staying behind who continue to work on these issues should be applauded."
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He said he gave his two colleagues, an assistant and a local Japanese translator, the option of staying behind, but they chose to come with him.
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The 3 family members boarded a private jet Tuesday afternoon leaving NYC, after staying behind Monday to honor the late Robert Kardashian at the Angel Ball.
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The plan is for Gyorko to play Thursday before staying behind for the team's weekend series at the Chicago Cubs in order to take paternity leave.
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The Japanese played to his strengths throughout, staying behind the baseline and keeping his opponent constantly on the move as he began to control the rallies.
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That boyfriend and I stayed together through college, where I eventually learned to just let him go out to parties, staying behind in his dorm room.
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For season 2 of the "whydunnit," Biel is staying behind the camera, and Pullman will be sharing the screen with Fargo and The Leftovers star Carrie Coon.
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For our sake, but also for Affleck's, he should consider sticking to his very real strengths by staying behind the camera and leaving Batman to someone else.
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ValueAct, which manages $16 billion in client funds, tries to distinguish itself from other activist investors by staying behind the scenes at companies whose shares it owns.
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But instead of staying behind to fight against President Donald Trump's decision on DACA alongside immigration activist groups, she chose to stick with the health care organization.
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So it's tough, because you've got one shot to get a good release point when your arm's coming across, instead of staying behind and throwing through it.
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That results in fewer people checking on the migrants staying behind, and less ability to quickly respond if someone else is showing signs of illness as well.
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The future implications of technology is a frequent topic of his, and stories such as "Simulacrum" and "Staying Behind," specifically look at simulating uploading human minds into computers.
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Stockholm, Sweden-based startup Pacemaker's use of artificial intelligence means that DJs no longer have to choose between staying behind the decks and venturing out on the dancefloor.
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They're staying behind sandbags, but their heart rate and adrenaline they're experiencing would, I would imagine, affect the speed that they're rotating that handle around to some degree.
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We have been doing this for about eight months, with me staying behind until our boys finish their senior years — one in high school and one in university.
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For P-19's kittens, staying behind in the crowded Santa Monicas would also likely mean death, in a fight with their father or with another breeding male.
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The only place we're not seeing a marked decrease in licensed drivers is in those aged 70 and older—a huge population of elder Americans are staying behind the wheel.
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"I would just like to thank all the support that I've received and I'd like to thank this community for staying behind me," Crosland said after the verdict came down.
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More recently, after telling people he was traveling to Vietnam for the president's summit meeting with North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, last week, Mr. Shine ended up staying behind.
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With ISIS, the group is slowly resurging, as predicted in Iraq and Syria, while US troops are staying behind, despite the White House narrative being one of defeat and success.
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One grim scene, where Arthur tries to shepherd his friends to safety and they insist on staying behind to protect him, catches the balance that the rest of the film lacks.
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With a population of just 22018,260, most young people had moved away to study or find a job, with only the older generations staying behind to hold down a rather hopeless fort.
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She just lost her job, she made out with her boss on her way out the door, and her teenage daughter is staying behind with the stated goal of losing her virginity.
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Plead guilty: Faced with staying behind bars for a long period of time, some defendants will plead guilty — whether or not they are — in order to be released on time served or probation.
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Mr. Biden has been drawing much bigger crowds at recent rallies than he did in Iowa and New Hampshire, so staying behind to meet voters one at a time may be less practical.
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Unlike Mr. Scaramucci, who kept a high profile during his 10 days in the position, Ms. Hicks has long been a hidden hand, staying behind the scenes and outlasting other administration staff members.
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His father fled for the United States in 1987 and told Dang, who was staying behind with his family, to learn how to make jewelry before they reunited in Houston nine years later.
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Everybody was sad and scared - the ones leaving because they were facing an uncertain future, and the ones staying behind because they were facing muggings, shortages of food and an even more uncertain future.
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While a majority of the creatures who call The Gentle Barn home have made it to safety ... founder Ellie Laks tells us staff members are staying behind with several animals who were unable to escape.
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Honoring his agreement with Phillip Price, he is staying behind to destroy Whiterose's top secret project in Washington Township, the construction of which is how Elliot's vendetta against E Corp and its shadowy backers began.
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The special counsel's team has conveyed the notion that Mueller does not want to appear political after staying behind the scenes for two years and not speaking as he conducted his investigation into President Donald Trump.
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But the main point of the scenario was to give him a clear objective and then alter it: he enters the base to rescue his son, but then has to face Ando's insistence on staying behind.
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When I got to Matthew, I couldn't wait to read the story of a young Jesus staying behind in the Temple to preach, much to the consternation of his parents, who thought they had lost him.
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And while Will and Kate are sure to provide plenty of unforgettable moments throughout the week, the only thing missing will be Prince George and Princess Charlotte, who are staying behind with nanny Maria Turrion Borrallo.
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Russia will also keep its powerful S-400 air defense system in Syria to protect the forces staying behind, Mr. Ivanov, the head of the president's administration, was quoted by the Interfax news agency as saying.
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For seniors that have a tough time getting around or are maybe staying behind the wheel a little longer than they should, Lyft could be a major opportunity for them to maintain a bit more independence.
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However, while Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi, Jenni "JWOWW" Farley, Vinny Guadagnino, Deena Cortese, Paul "Pauly D" Delvecchio, Ronnie Ortiz-Magro, and Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino will return to their former fist-pumping glory, one person is staying behind.
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Norio Kimura, who lived 3 km south of the plant, had to choose between staying behind to search for his father, wife and younger daughter Yuna, or taking his mother and elder daughter away from spreading radiation.
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Animals are difficult to rescue in disasters like California's fast-moving wildfires, as their owners must often choose between staying behind to care for them or fleeing to protect their own lives and those of their family members.
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"I like staying behind the scenes," she said in a conversation last year in which she rejected a reporter's proposal to shadow her for a day because so much private campaign, business and personal information crossed her desk.
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Marie will not leave without knowing the whereabouts of her husband, but Georg cannot tell her the truth about his fate—nor inherit the documents, and thus his own freedom—without breaking her heart and risking her staying behind.
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In truth, the team Spain left at home might have competed for the title as well, with the aforementioned forwards, midfielders Saul Niguez, Isco, Juan Mata and Santi Cazorla and defenders Juan Bernat and Dani Carvajal all staying behind.
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As Christopher Mele of the New York Times points out in a fantastic piece on how emergency managers try to convince people to leave, about 5 percent of residents typically end up staying behind, no matter how much officials plead.
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Many felt their co-workers had been intimidated into staying behind in the fulfillment center by the heavy managerial and police presence and worries about overdrawing their time-off allowance, but they still felt the action had been a success.
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"Park staff encourages all visitors to have a safe visit by staying on designated trails and walkways, always keeping a safe distance from the edge of the rim and staying behind railings and fences at overlooks," park officials said in a statement.
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The law enforcement official says the current plans for security at Trump Tower would differ if the future first family were living at the White House full time and Trump's wife Melania and their son Barron were not staying behind in New York City through the Spring.
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Or perhaps it was simply his instinct to lash out when he was alone; his wife, Rosalynn, had bucked tradition by initially staying behind in Atlanta with their young daughter, Amy, much to the curiosity of Americans, who wondered if theirs might be a marriage of convenience.
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The President, who had already shortened his itinerary for a planned trip to South America and had been grumbling to aides that he had to go at all, is staying behind in Washington in part to decide his next steps on potential changes at the Justice Department, according to a source.
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It's already difficult to get people to take evacuation warnings seriously — so difficult that emergency managers have a slew of haunting tricks to drive home the danger of hurricanes, including asking people to write their Social Security numbers on their arms if they're staying behind so that their bodies can be identified.
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Knowing he won't be killed — Negan wants Maggie, Rick, and Ezekiel alive, to use their deaths as examples — Ezekiel sacrifices himself to get Carol and the rest of the Kingdom to safety, staying behind long enough to ensure the gates close behind them and accepting what may ultimately be his death in the Saviors' custody.
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