You could even argue she's — sigh — staying for Nick.
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All told, I ended up staying for almost three years.
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"She's staying, for now," one Conservative Party source told Reuters.
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So I went back again and ended up staying for another eight years.
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Like Mrs Fliess, she married a German and ended up staying for decades.
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I remember staying for lunch and dinner in a restaurant and not moving.
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They are thinking about going up in June and staying for the summer.
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Further surveillance showed an all-male clientele staying for brief periods of time.
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We end up staying for 2.5 hours trying random slot machines and playing roulette.
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C: But many of these foreign CEOs don't end up staying for very long.
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I was able to walk to my office, where I am staying for now.
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Nielsen should be staying for a week of transition, another White House official said.
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But once we go back, staying for any length of time could be difficult.
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And any nonresident staying for more than six months will need a residency visa.
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I have a pup coming later this week, and she'll be staying for three nights.
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Though staying for the discussion is voluntary, most people do, and the conversation is lively.
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But we know that while you came for the imagery, you're staying for the products.
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Brands realized that, too — they wanted the impressions, but they were staying for the content.
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Bremberg did not explicitly say he is staying for the nomination process, according to ABC.
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Things look so frosty right now that Trump isn't even staying for the whole summit.
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She stared down at it, and mumbled reasons for not staying for a parenting class.
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They wanted to grab something to eat; he insisted on staying for Jason Aldean's performance.
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"But after we met, I ended up staying for another six months," Mr. Currie said.
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Dear Miss Manners: A guest staying for a short time ran out of clean clothes.
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"They would rather take a business traveller staying for a whole month any day," he said.
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According to BuzzFeed, Jason, who was planning to move to Reno, ended up staying for Beth.
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"SHE'S STAYING - FOR NOW" Britain's largely pro-Conservative press questioned whether May could remain in power.
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He wound up staying for a year to try to help build movements and train people.
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Byrant reportedly asked a concierge at the spa where he was staying for a private tour.
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Buhari first left for medical leave in Britain this year in January, staying for nearly two months.
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It's reasonable to ask for a discount if you're staying for more than a night or two.
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Freedman claims in the lawsuit she was out of it and ended up staying for 2 days.
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During the egg retrieval phase, Anna rented an Airbnb and a car, staying for about 10 days.
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She ended up staying for four years, and worked as "Concepts Team Manager" for My Duc Ceramics.
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Some talked about how their walls were caving in, or how they regretted staying for the storm.
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When I told the clerk I was staying for six days, he almost had a heart attack.
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I end up staying for the presentation because it's in a field that I'm considering for grad school.
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I came for the credit cards reward feature, but I'm staying for the easy-to-digest spending reports.
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I was flown to another hospital a few hours away, where I ended up staying for a month.
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In May, Kaczyński was hospitalized, ostensibly for a knee injury, though he ended up staying for a month.
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Australia airlifted 242 other people from Wuhan to Christmas Island, where they have been staying for two weeks.
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Yes, but: While fewer new students are enrolling, more international graduates are staying for professional training and work.
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I always feel like I have to go overboard when staying for free with friends to repay their generosity.
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He has to pick up a couple of things, so we end up staying for a few hours talking.
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In 21980, he drove a specially equipped Land Rover to Calcutta from Paris, staying for a year in India.
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The girl had been staying for the past week, and came and went, mostly staying out of her way.
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Back to battle Staying for weeks in hospital, Mohammed received counseling and support and was weaned off the drugs.
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Eventually, that medical collection dings the patient's credit, staying for as long as seven years, depending on state laws.
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"They come for the pokémon, but they're staying for the park and the wonder and really enjoying the sites."
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She immediately insisted that he move into her guest bedroom, where he has now been staying for a week.
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Hubert's formally closed in 1965, but a few of the acts lingered in the space, some staying for years.
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If you're staying for only a night or two, avoid unpacking your clothing or spreading items around the room.
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People riding the elevators became a mix of residents who knew one another and tourists staying for the night.
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Baez ended up staying for five weeks after growing close to the family whose roof her team was replacing.
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Sonder apartments seem ideal for groups and families who are staying for longer than just a night or two.
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The company had only purchased stays at Trump's hotel for two officials in the past, staying for only two nights.
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Joe Biden is so certain he'll get destroyed in New Hampshire's primary he's not even staying for his own party
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I highly recommend staying for two nights if you are thinking of going to really make the most of it.
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Born in China, Wei immigrated to the US to earn an MFA and ended up staying for over twenty years.
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Instead, the spy hid the young woman in the creepiest cabin the woods ever, where she's been staying for weeks.
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"We did this during Katrina and we had a couple hundred people staying for a couple days," he told CNN.
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He ended up staying for 20 seasons, collecting 3,142 career hits and earning a spot in the Hall of Fame.
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While meeting in New Guinea, Pence and other international leaders are staying for security reasons in Cairns, Australia (ABC Australia).
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So nursing homes today have fewer patients staying for a shorter time with more difficult problems and declining staff quality.
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With the financial support of his father, he traveled around, staying for several months at a time in different guesthouses.
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He only planned on staying for a year; today, he has been living in China for more than a decade.
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Running in and staying for hours did not meet the criteria, said Kenneth R. Feinberg, the administrator of the fund.
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"I initially planned to stay for six months but I can anticipate myself staying for a long time," she said.
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"I initially planned to stay for six months but I can anticipate myself staying for a long time," she said.
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On a Sunday in October, a handful of Jah members donated and left with weed without staying for the service.
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We're not staying for breakfast — we want to go to Starbucks, we want to get home and get in the shower.
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She is staying for now because she feeds several elderly residents with no cars, and she doesn't want to leave them.
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We were supposed to just meet and say hello, but he would up staying for hours, and we just talked fashion.
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It allowed people to essentially cast an absentee ballot inside the caucus site instead of physically staying for a caucus count.
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Over time, astronauts staying for six months on the station can experience the weakening and loss of bone and atrophying muscles.
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A posted sign said there was a 20 minute time limit, but I had no problem staying for about two hours.
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By now, most English and Russian fans have left France but a couple will be staying for a few more months.
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"I came in expecting to pick up something quickly but ended up staying for 45 minutes talking about scents," she said.
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Activists occupied the shuttered building in 1985, eventually staying for eight years and demanding that it become a black history museum.
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"If they could visit here, I would continue staying for a very long time," said Koch, a first-time space flier.
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The boy often refuses to leave his father's side, and has ended up staying for days with him in the church.
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People tend to interact passively with digital content, scrolling through their News Feed quickly or staying for just a few seconds.
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According to Broaddrick, some weeks later, Clinton suggested the two meet in her hotel room (where Broaddrick was staying for conference).
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The man was a member of a family with whom Haas and his family were staying for the Genesis Open, Hobbs said.
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The following cities and destinations came up as the most expensive, based on two adults staying for three nights in October 2018.
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Vernazza said he was only staying for one night so he didn't look into the photos or the hotel descriptions too closely.
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Haile says that publishers need to see how long users are staying for, and how they interact with what's on their screens.
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Historically, we stayed in our homes for around six years; now we're now staying for 2400, according the National Association of Realtors.
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After Mr. Botstein's talk, rather than staying for the entirety of "Erwartung," I dashed to the Y to catch the Brentano performance.
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It is currently shredding its guitar upstairs, across the hallway from the room where we will be staying for the foreseeable future.
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She'd told me she would be staying for only a day or two while she sorted things out, at most a week.
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I'm staying for the same reason many of you stay and fight in your little corners of the world — because this is home.
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Daryl ends up staying for dinner, and as they talk over the night he sees just how damaged and distraught Carol has become.
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Over time, astronauts staying for six months on the International Space Station can experience the weakening and loss of bone and atrophying muscles.
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They expected to have a glass of wine, and then head out, but wound up staying for more cured meats, potatoes, and tartare.
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This one is much better and we end up staying for a few rounds, of which I buy two and K. buys one.
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"Wilde often used the names of towns and villages close to where he was staying for characters in his plays," Mr. Dibb said.
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Or tell your boss that you're uncomfortable sharing a room, after all, and propose staying for one day of meetings, skipping the sleepover.
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Dratch and Gasteyer, who live in the city, had stopped by the Whitby Hotel, where Pell was staying, for a tarot-card reading.
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Over time, astronauts staying for six months or more on the station can experience the weakening and loss of bone and muscle atrophy.
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Five minutes before your shift ends at midnight, the phone rings and you're told that you are staying for another eight-hour shift.
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Even if you're staying for a few days, buy groceries and snacks to keep you energized as you take breaks in between sites. 2.
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I was supposed to stay there for a week but found it to be an amazing place and ended up staying for a year.
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He told the Post that he was staying for meetings with the Justice Department, which is tasked with deciding whether to approve the merger.
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And, you know instead of staying for an hour he stayed for five hours and... Collins: Instead of doing one track he did three.
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Four of the five will be staying for four months, but the quiet Josh (Peter Mark Kendall) has made a commitment to stay indefinitely.
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Of particular interest to the authorities is a series of trips Mr. Rahami made to Pakistan, once staying for nearly a year. http://nyti.
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The latest: President Trump arrived at the U.S. ambassador to Belgium's residence around 6:30pm local time, where he is staying for the evening.
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Trump spoke briefly at the party, thanking the Mercer family, according to a member of his press team, staying for just under two hours.
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Some origination and syndicate bankers in Hong Kong and Singapore will be staying for a while to execute deals in the pipeline before leaving.
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A couple of days before their flight, the two greeted me enthusiastically in the hotel room where they had been staying for several months.
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He even stopped in Hawaii on his way to Asia in 2017, staying for a few minutes to thank employees for their hard work.
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Good rainfall just over a month ago safeguarded the wheat crop and meant patrons were "staying for an extra beer or two", he said.
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So, not only would it be a pain in the ass to travel to Pitcairn but once you're there, you'll be staying for a while.
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Trump later phoned Zervos at her California home, and asked her to visit the Beverly Hills Hotel, where he was staying, for a business meeting.
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Davis led a peripatetic life after the Civil War, staying for a few years in Memphis and dabbling briefly there in the life insurance business.
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But because of Harvey, her cruise ship is staying for an extra day in Cozumel, the island off the coast of Mexico, she told CNN.
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Clark will also need to step out from Donohue's shadow, sources said, especially with Donohue staying for three years, an arrangement that some found puzzling.
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We think you should know: If you're staying for a week or longer, try to plan your trip during the shoulder season for lower rates.
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You won't need a visa in most countries unless you're staying for more than 90 days, but there are a few countries with shorter requirements.
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One reason why Lewandowski is staying for now: he still receives much of the credit for Trump's rise from reality TV star to Republican front-runner.
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Sometimes it might be the cost of customers like me avoiding the restaurant, other times it might be the cost of staying for dessert or drinks.
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I end up staying for a few hours, drinking beers and champagne with the others and celebrating having raised over $10,000 for the American Cancer Society!
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Like the other good pitch-invading dogs that have come before it, this pooch was very reluctant to leave the field, staying for approximately three minutes.
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After the procedure, Mr. Trump said that his wife would be home from the hospital in two to three days; she ended up staying for five.
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This is also a nice value proposition, especially for those staying for longer than a few nights or traveling with children who are prone to messes.
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He appeared last month at a black church in the suburbs of Richmond, a crucial battleground, and surprised the pastor by staying for the entire service.
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He stopped at my destination, the Barbizon Hotel for Women at 63rd Street and Lexington Avenue, where I would be staying for the next few weeks.
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That "variability," he said, "has come to a head" for some hosts who are looking for more predictable guests staying for longer than a night or two.
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The adult male rhino was found with a missing horn, just 20 km away from the river lodge where the royal couple were staying for the night.
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Next, we took a five-minute ferry boat ride to the more private Rangali Island, where we would be staying for the first part of our trip.
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Pruitt is already under scrutiny for frequently using federal money for flights to his home state of Oklahoma, where he would work before staying for a weekend.
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Current and former Goldman executives say Mr. Blankfein appears unlikely to step aside for at least a year, and he may end up staying for several more.
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He added that the so-called OPEC+ alliance between OPEC and non-member countries including Russia, a partnership he helped cement, was staying for the long term.
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The lack of term limits means many committee members in safely Democratic districts get rewarded because they have more chance of getting reelected and staying for years.
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Although we had booked almost six months in advance and were staying for four nights, we were given a room with a view into an air shaft.
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" They ended up staying for an hour and a half, talking "about training routines, schedules, team selection, the way he deals with the big squad he has.
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You could almost put a dollar amount on how much staying for a few more episodes is going to be compared to shuffling off the show early.
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"For all of us taking part in this tournament, staying for seven hours and not going through the whole agenda yet, is quite tiring," Djokovic told reporters.
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Twenty-two percent of football fans will stay for two or four nights, with six percent staying for five nights and five percent leaving after just one night.
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Hotel service is 'amazing,' tourist says Weber, who arrived on the island on Wednesday and is staying for another few days, says she'd still "highly recommend" the resort.
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Ramona responds by telling Sonja she should be insulted, since Tinsley is staying for free in Sonja's townhouse, but gave the top bedroom to Bethenny of all people.
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Since being dropped off there by a touring band in September, she's crossed the channel four, maybe five times, often staying for days and weeks at a time.
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The more points you earn, the better your chances of staying for free during one or more spring break nights (at a destination devoid of the college crowds).
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You know, my money's on him staying for a while, but I think it will be contingent on Randall Stephenson telling Plepler, yes, I'll give you more money.
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Only a handful of such missions to interview asylum seekers have embarked since Mr. Macron announced the policy last summer, staying for about a week at a time.
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Patient 2000 attended services at the church's branch in the southeastern city of Daegu this month, staying for two hours each time, before testing positive on Feb. 2600.
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When he went back home to Baltimore for winter holiday break, his mother was shocked to find out that he wouldn't be staying for the New Year's Eve service.
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After the event, Trump will travel to western Ireland, where he is staying for the remainder of his time in Europe at the golf course he owns in Doonbeg.
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Over 400,000 foreign fans are expected in Japan for the six-week tournament with many staying for a number of weeks as they soak up the World Cup atmosphere.
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That year, Trump allegedly phoned Zervos at her California home, and asked her to visit the Beverly Hills Hotel, where he was staying, for a so-called business meeting.
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Marion "Suge" Knight has arrived at the Wasco State Prison and Reception Center in California, where he could be staying for the remainder of his 28 years prison sentence.
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They want to stay in lively neighbourhoods rather than hotel districts, and to be able to cook meals if they are staying for more than a couple of nights.
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Inside the beautiful mountain lodge where the biggest names in tech and media are staying for the annual 'summer camp for billionaires' and rooms start at $450 a night
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Two weeks later, Mr. Percoco was back at the office again, staying for an hour and a half during the afternoon while the governor had a 1 p.m. meeting.
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The contract — which RCA signed in the same batch as Mr. Bowie's and Lou Reed's — didn't last, and Ms. Peacock moved to Britain in 1973, staying for two decades.
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Beginning in the late spring of 2016, Melissa and I made more than a dozen trips there — sometimes staying for a few days, sometimes for a couple of weeks.
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When Maya Fischer answered, a nurse from the nursing home where her mother had been staying for more than a decade was on the other end of the line.
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Should she have said something publicly in Scotland, where she and Diana's sons Prince William and Prince Harry, just 15 and 12 year old, respectively, were staying for the summer?
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Shamshirsaz has been going back every couple of months, staying for two to three weeks at a time in order to see patients and perform two or three fetal surgeries.
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My manager is really flexible about work hours, and I really appreciate that he places more value on getting work done than staying for X number of hours per day.
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She moved back with her parents in Hollywood, Florida, and ended up staying for five years, aiming to rekindle her love of film and pivot to a new career path.
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If you look at the data from fifty years ago, going out to eat meant going out to a restaurant, ordering there, and staying for the entirety of the meal.
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Changi even offers free tours of the city to visitors staying for less than 24 hours if there are at least five-and-a-half hours before their connecting flight.
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While taking time to roll out or staying for the stretch portion of your favorite workout class might seem like a waste of time, it'll pay off in the long run.
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Perez had been linked in media speculation to Ferrari but that possibility closed on Friday when the Italian team announced Finland's 2007 world champion Kimi Raikkonen was staying for another season.
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But I ended up staying for a few months because the tips were good, and I wanted to save, so I could go on vacation and never return to that shithole.
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According to the Financial Times, Swiss police picked up two men at the high-end resort in August after the pair had aroused suspicion by staying for an unusually long time.
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According to WWD, Swift and Gomez made a brief appearance, arriving through a secret side entrance and staying for less than five minutes to say a quick hello to CEO Lucian Grainge.
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Members of Windward ReSisters, a women's group in Hawaii, decided to gather outside the estate where the Obama family was staying for Christmas and sing carols to welcome him, People magazine reported.
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The sixth is, after all that, staying for The Europas Awards, where everyone relaxes and you get a chance to make casual conversation with all the VIPs and speakers at the conference.
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When you're dropping in and out, and you're not staying for long — or long enough — you don't get to see the beauty, the resilience, the humor, all the layers of a crisis.
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In the experiment on immigration, Broockman and Kalla found that 78 percent of all the people who came to the door when the canvasser rang ended up staying for the entire conversation.
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Instead, Dragan chose to leave Serbia to play in the city of Dunkirk in northern France and ended up staying for 12 seasons with his growing family, which added Kristina in 1993.
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Take a day trip from Lisbon to the foothills of the Sintra Mountains for a picturesque town and historic palaces, and you'll end up staying for the Travesseiros de Sintra sweet treats.
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Legislators were planning on staying for August recess if the bill passed the Senate, and senators remained in town an extra week, confirming numerous nominations and passing several bills unrelated to healthcare.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - History has marched on since they arrived in the middle of the last century, seeking refuge for what they thought would be a few weeks, but staying for a lifetime.
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It was cold in the Catskills where I was staying for the holiday just past, the slate sky dumping snow and wind pushing it sideways across the river, icing at its sides.
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Moreover, these supporters add, there are doubts that Tillerson would be interested in staying for the entire four-year term, which could pave the way for Bolton to step into the top job.
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He went to Pakistan several times, staying for nearly a year in Quetta, the headquarters of exiled Afghan Taliban leaders as well as generations of Afghans who fled the violence in their country.
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Or if you're feeling a little bit uncomfortable, you might set boundaries like staying for a certain amount of time, or boundaries around what you talk about or are willing to engage in.
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But I don't mind staying for a while in this place of not knowing, because Olise makes the experience of this tension generative: I spend my time weaving together possible solutions and explanations.
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If Lee maintains this restrained approach, he could cement his tenure there as opposed to staying for a couple of years and bouncing due to creative restraints or trickle-down pressure from the top.
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I started to return to Belfast to visit friends and family two to three times a year, and then I began to extend the trips, staying for a month or more at a time.
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From Bedminster, New Jersey, where he is staying for much of August: Note: This intelligence had almost certainly reached Trump's desk weeks earlier, but his response came amid intense coverage of the Post's report.
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On Tuesday, Falih visited OPEC headquarters to meet Secretary-General Abdullah al-Badri, staying for 90 minutes in a clear display that despite being a busy man, he has time for the producer group.
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During that time, I noticed people would wander in and out, lying on the floor and soaking up the music or sitting in chairs, but generally staying for an average of about 20 minutes.
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The state attorney's office for the prosecution of economic offenses and corruption informed the "accused persons" of its investigation at their hotel in Hochfilzen, where they were staying for this week's World Cup event.
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A dedicated live-out-of-my-suitcase traveler, I found myself anticipating, no, craving, the moment when I'd arrive in Tbilisi, where my husband and I would be staying for a couple of weeks.
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The two world leaders are expected to play at Trump International Golf Club near Trump's Mar-a-Lago retreat in Palm Beach where they will be staying for the weekend along with their wives.
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On Thursday I was invited to join a group of about 25 people to meet el-Sisi at New York's Palace Hotel, where he was staying for his visit to the U.N. General Assembly.
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They didn't meet at Katherine's Calabasas family home -- a place in which she hasn't stepped foot since January -- nor did they meet at the home of Rebbie Jackson, where's she's been staying for months.
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They greet her at once; Mr Shige lets a shelter know that a guest will be staying for a couple of nights; Ms Kawagoe readies rice pancakes with grated radish—oroshi mochi—a local speciality.
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" James: We were meant to be there for six weeks, but we ended up staying for five months, and every few weeks we had to phone home and say, "We're gonna be another three weeks.
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The 22-year-old was slapped down by Red Bull earlier this month when he suggested he would not be staying for a fourth year at the team owned by the Austrian energy drink manufacturer.
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On top of that advantage is the sheer number of one-on-one voter interactions she has had taking tens of thousands of pictures with New Hampshire voters, sometimes staying for hours after an event.
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A local government statement online also indicated that officials must inspect the homes they are staying for any religious elements or logos -- and instructed the officials to confiscate any such items found in the house.
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TRIPOLI, Nov 2000 (Reuters) - Since fleeing his southern Tripoli home seven months ago with his pregnant wife and daughter, Moataz Saleh al-Fagih has been staying for free in an apartment provided by his employer.
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Still, when it comes to staying for a night or two, it definitely beats sleeping on the couch and is much prettier and easier to set up than a sofa bed or an air mattress.
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Through charm, guile and a muscular determination to make it with her daughters to the American border, María, who is broke, has somehow managed to line up accommodation in private homes, usually staying for free.
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National Journal reporter Zach Cohen reported that the movie star said he was on the Hill for "a project," but would not elaborate and said he was not staying for the State of the Union.
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Jose Ignacio's modernist concrete and glass beach houses are some of the most beautiful in the country, and staying for a couple of nights to spend afternoons on the pristine beach is well worth it.
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"Under these circumstances — the restrictions imposed by the occupation, the schism with Gaza — any government is doomed to failure," Mr. Khatib said, noting that Mr. Hamdallah's caretaker government could end up staying for a while.
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And they say that the recent statements from the Trump White House shifting US policy from Assad must go to Assad is staying for now has helped build on the impunity the Syrian regime already felt.
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"This kind of thing doesn't usually get out of the refugee camp or the border where migrants or illegals are staying for a small period of time before they actually cross the border," she told me.
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I typically don't unpack my suitcase on a short getaway, but the closet space would be quite helpful for someone staying for more than two nights, especially business travelers who need to iron and plan attire.
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Convenience and choice are key reasons that customers love meal kits, but bulky packaging, high delivery costs and competitive discounting across the industry are leading users to bounce from brand to brand without staying for long.
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In the last two decades, sleepy islands and towns in Japan have been hosting a new wave of contemporary art and design set-ups attracting tourists and new residents, some of whom are staying for good.
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And since he claims to be friends with Flan and Ouisa's children at Harvard — and, oh, by the way, lets it slip that he's the son of one Sidney Poitier — he winds up staying for dinner.
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Erlich makes the mistake of talking about landlord rights — and lack thereof — to Jin Yang, and the result is Jin Yang refuses to leave the house and says he's staying for a year and not paying rent.
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Edna Valdez, 70 (left); with her grandson, Andrew Earhart, 323 (right); granddaughter, Kelsi Earhart, 22 (center); and great-granddaughter, Isabelle, 2, in front of the Heritage Inn Express motel room, where they've been staying for two days.
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Selena and some of her girlfriends showed up to the Staples Center concert, and we're told after the show Selena jumped in Justin's SUV and he took her to the place she was staying for the night.
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For many working parents, these statistics speak to an underlying anxiety, as longer commutes force them to choose between staying for a client meeting and making it back in time for a school game or family dinner.
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Recently, however, as new security measures are implemented to prevent migrants from crossing into Europe from Morocco and Libya, more and more migrants are taking up residence in Algerian cities, and staying for months, and sometimes even years.
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The people attending the closing moments of the Games and staying for meetings in Seoul included Kim Yong Chol, the vice chairman of the party's central committee and the former chief of North Korea's top military intelligence body.
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I'd been staying for several days at the Vatican in Rome, but it was high time to head on to a new adventure — and hopefully get away from what had been a swarm of selfie-snapping tourists everywhere.
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Brantley in Britain LONDON — One very sticky afternoon last month — amid a surprisingly crowded summer theater season — Michael Billington came calling on me in the un-air-conditioned Marylebone flat where I was staying for a few weeks.
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If you're staying somewhere for a long time, find a proper grocery store, but if you're only staying for a few days or a week, knowing the closest place to grab a light meal can be a lifesaver.
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The word dormitory, his guide had explained as she stood facing him in the elevator on their way up to the top floor, his floor, where he would be staying for the next five nights, means place of sleep.
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He ended up staying for a week at the London School for Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, and it was discovered he was also harboring hookworms and threadworms, two other types of wormy parasites, which can be transmitted via infected soil.
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She enrolled in an Engineering program at the University of Miami and randomly found a summer job at Florida Power & Light Company (FLP), where she ended up staying for more than 20 years, leaving in 2007 for PG&E.
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But she never feels at home with his smug Republican buddies—"Your friends make me feel like I'm invited for drinks and everyone else is staying for supper," she says—and he finally gets sick of her moral stridency.
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"The fact that he's staying for a bit longer than some people suggested has just provided a bit more certainty about the outlook, that the role hasn't become as politicized as some feared," said HSBC currency strategist Dominic Bunning.
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"We have received many requests from individuals and families who are staying for an extended period on Long Island to have critical items and other goods delivered from the New York City area," the company said in an email.
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Police did not identify the driver in Tuesday night's accident, but a statement from the PGA Tour and Haas' manager, Allen Hobbs, said it was a member of a family with whom Haas was staying for the Genesis Open.
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We headed inland from Imperia, into the mountains, where we found a collection of sleepy villages, staying for three nights in Borgomaro, a postage-stamp sized medieval-era village, where we did not encounter a single English-speaking tourist.
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Cohn also reportedly came close to resigning last summer when Trump pointed blame at "many sides" for the violence at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va. "Gary, hopefully, will be staying for a long time," Trump reiterated Saturday.
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"Trade war risk is likely to linger in the background as countries start to introduce measures to prepare for tariffs staying for a potentially longer-than-expected period," Zhu Huani, an economist at Mizuho Bank, said in a note.
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Lionel Richie's eldest kid hit up the Retro Room in Palm Springs Friday night with the Good Charlotte singer and a handful of pals, where we're told they sat down and had themselves some drinks ... staying for about two hours total.
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Once inside the country, all migrants — except for those staying for a very short time — would by default be subject to periodic bureaucratic requirements such as in-person registration with immigration authorities and thorough security screening at every visa renewal date.
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Mr. Basu said the suspects were in Britain only briefly, flying in from Moscow on March 2, staying for two nights at the City Stay Hotel on Bow Road in East London, and flying back to Moscow on March 4.
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In 1984, when the I.R.A. bombed the Grand Hotel in Brighton, where the Prime Minister was staying for the annual Conservative Party Conference, she was polishing her keynote speech at the moment her suite's bathroom exploded, at 20023:50 a.m.
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She was also the third-generation in her family to call the rooms within the large brick building home—her grandfather had stayed there diagnosed as paranoid, and her father was committed, staying for decades, when she was only six years old.
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He told reporters that the kingdom, the world's largest oil exporter and OPEC's de facto leader, cannot work alone without consulting with other members and that an alliance between OPEC and its allies, known as OPEC+, is "staying for the long term".
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My relative is not convinced, says it could have been one of the prison camps in Delaware and Maryland that Hubert passed through briefly, staying for a few days or a week at a time, that he could have sent word ahead of his arrival.
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He can't leave his wife and months-old son -- or his job at a design fabrication studio -- indefinitely, but he has traveled to Peru from his home in Brooklyn, New York, at least three times, staying for weeks at a time to help his dad.
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"There are 275 chiefs of missions around the world, which includes consul generals, so the vast majority of ambassadors worldwide will be staying...[For example] I'm the only person in my embassy who's a political appointee, everyone else is a career diplomat," Wagar explained.
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The Guardian reports that Ecuador's former London consul, Fidel Narváez, served as Assange's top ally in the ground-floor London facility where Assange has been staying for months as he faces what he calls politically-motivated charges of sexual assault and rape in Sweden.
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After saying goodbye to her mother, who was not staying for dinner, she went into the kitchen to make dinner while her husband, Damir Dolotkazin, spread a prayer mat on the living-room floor and the boy sat on the sofa bed and watched him.
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The insurance company claims Duvier and the security firm "negligently, carelessly, and/or recklessly performed their protection, security, monitoring, inspection, and/or surveying of" Kardashian West and the private apartment where she was staying for Paris Fashion Week in October 2016, according to the complaint.
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A former Ranger recalled storming a house, flex-cuffing the tenants, then staying for several hours, risking exposure, while he and his teammates searched behind walls and under mattresses for a single thumb drive—which they found, eventually, in a pipe beneath the kitchen sink.
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Logan: The tension came up when [we were in Arizona and] there were rescue dogs that were coming back to our house that I was told a dog would only be staying for a week at a time, and then the dog never left.
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However, as luck would have it, Coyne happened to be in town visiting family when their book tour stopped in Atlanta, so Barbara invited him to the hotel where she was staying for drinks — and they were joined by her sister, her publicist, and two other friends.
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I'm from Australia and was pretty desperate to move out of my flat on Brick Lane, and after viewing the house and being offered the room I accepted it—anywhere was better than where I was living at the time—and ended up staying for a while.
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But Rachel is so invested in not losing her leading man that she manipulates him into staying for the day so that they can finish the episode, leveraging the fact that he is still trying to rebuild his public reputation and land a sports announcer role.
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I run down the street and pick up two bottles of margarita mix, a bottle of tequila, and a bottle of wine (my reward, since I have been informed B. is staying for dinner and I will probably have to go pick that up as well).
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Though so far it's only been used on Call of Duty and Gears of War tournaments — owned by MLG parent company Activision-Blizzard — the league says viewers who watch on EVE end up staying for 40-50% longer than when watching on linear broadcasts like YouTube or Twitch.
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It shows the level of long-term immigration (people moving to the UK and staying for at least 252 months, in orange), long-term emigration (people moving out of the UK and staying away for at least 214 months, in red), and long-term net migration (immigration minus emigration, in blue).
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He recorded "David" with his Brooklyn-based band, DP Express, to describe how, after finally learning that his family was O.K., he realized he needed to to return to Haiti (which he did, staying for a few years before returning to New York to die, before his time, in 1985).
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LIVE UPDATES: Full results of the New Hampshire Democratic primary, as Bernie Sanders secures an early, tight lead'Fear and chaos': Andrew Yang staffers are furious over sudden layoffs and a campaign near collapseJoe Biden is so certain he'll get destroyed in New Hampshire's primary he's not even staying for his own party
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"If I didn't do it at work, I wouldn't have met Alison," said Mr. Yeung, who explained Tinder matches people in a certain geographical radius, and he would not have been matched to someone in Manhattan if he had signed up from his parents' house, where he was staying for a while.
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"As more private actors are starting to enter space, and as we see them staying for any kind of duration on a commercial space station, then we're going to have to look at how we address criminal jurisdiction for even petty crime," Jessica Sweeney Noble, a space lawyer for Nanoracks, tells The Verge.
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According to ESPN's Marc Stein, not only is DeMarcus staying for 133-17, and a chance to end a decade-long playoff absence (and the right to get dismantled by the Warriors or the Spurs); he is also going to get paid and be the long-haul building down-on-the-block the franchise needs.
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He seemed very embarrassed to tell her this, saying he didn't want to make any "hasty assumption" but there had been a steady stream of men turning up at the building confused by where exactly they were supposed to go, mentioning our apartment number, going up to our apartment, staying for a little while, then leaving.
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"I took a job and, because I did not want to be harassed, I was fired," she writes, adding that she was hired by CBS to star in the last three episodes of season 1 with the intention of signing on as a series regular for season 2 and the option of staying for up to six seasons.
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Some of his victims were killed in a three-story hotel — later dubbed the "Murder Castle" or "Murder Hotel" — that he built in the fashionable neighborhood of Englewood, outfitting a former pharmacy with hidden passageways, doors that could only be locked from the outside and gas jets to asphyxiate guests who were staying for the fair.
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After some chitchat about the Jenningses' marriage — in which Andrei, in response to Philip's admission that he had lied to Elizabeth, delivered the key line, "Then there must be something between you she thinks is worth staying for" — Andrei got around to business, reporting that his rival Father Viktor was meeting with the F.B.I., maybe that day.
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After Steven Mnuchin, the U.S. Treasury secretary, surprised most participants in December when he told the OECD that Washington wanted any global deal to be merely optional, Saint-Amans spent weeks hopping between capitals in Europe and Asia — often only staying for a matter of hours — to shore up support when the negotiations were on the brink.
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When he moved into the Greenwich Village townhouse in September 1955, it was a nine-unit S.R.O. A graduate of the Yale School of Drama with a degree in production — directing, essentially — Mr. Bennett had returned from the "obligatory two years in Hollywood: not very successful" and was desperate to find a place of his own after staying for too long with a friend in a tiny Upper West Side apartment.
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To cut back on her "powders and tinctures," she is staying for the season at a sanitarium-like hotel, the Retreat, which offers a range of therapies (hydrotherapy, mechanotherapy, electrotherapy and "dramatotherapy") in the fashionable resort town of Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Blake, who lives in nearby Albany, has recently come across a book, "First Days Amongst the Contrabands" (a real book), by a Northern abolitionist teacher, that devoted an entire chapter (also real) to a boy known as Jimmie.
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