Until then, take a breather — no caucus next week.
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For me, right now, it's just important to take a breather.
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Harris wasn't alone in expecting the market to take a breather.
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Now it seems like it's Sheeran's turn to take a breather.
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Take a breather and realize the similarities between the two presidents.
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But don't be surprised if stocks take a breather next month.
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Megadeals will take a breather this year after 2018 marked massive consolidation.
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But Boroden says the probability suggests the rally will take a breather.
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Such data bolsters the case for the Fed to take a breather.
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You'll want it too, after you take a breather for this one.
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After big advances in recent days, investors appeared to take a breather.
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"They can take a breather, bring their emotions back down," Wright said.
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Inside, Marie is able to take a breather and unload her frustrations.
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Let's take a breather from all the Oscar nomination discourse, shall we?
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The faster it runs, the greater the need to take a breather.
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Let's take a breather for a second and go back to simpler times.
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But before you run away screaming from all these feelings, take a breather.
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Exhaustion and pain on his wrists also forced him to take a breather.
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I think it's okay to take a breather and store up new inspiration.
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Widening losses at the company, however, are encouraging investors to take a breather.
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Investors should take a breather before going whole hog into the Trump stock rally.
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But the more I think about it, yes, Kushner should probably take a breather.
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If you think you're going to be sick, stop eating and take a breather.
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With everything going on nowadays, just check out some rocks and take a breather.
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Investors worried about an economic peak should also take a breather, according to Stoltzfus.
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He just needed some time for himself and his family to take a breather.
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It's refreshing to take a breather from hardcore public feuding every so often, isn't it?
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Take A Breather: Roadhog drinks from a flask that restores 300 health over 1 second.
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But turns out, Brown needed to take a breather during her trip down the carpet.
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Futures trading before the market open on Thursday indicated that stocks might take a breather.
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Consumers generally take a breather during the winter months, because the financial crisis taught them caution.
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After everything you've been through, you more than deserve to take a breather and kick back.
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Maley also notes that based on the chart's pattern, the stock may soon take a breather.
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But it is to say that the company's valuation rocket may need to take a breather.
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But it's left many on Wall Street wondering if the stock needs to take a breather.
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The market has simply grown exhausted and needs to take a breather to digest its gains.
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You should also "take a breather," recommends Ron Schlecht, managing partner at cybersecurity firm BTB Security.
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Take a breather and avoid big groups on July 313, when the Sun opposes a retrograde Saturn.
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ButKKM Financial's Jeff Kilburg said that the short-term selling may be about to take a breather.
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Hopefully there is some kind of medieval aircraft carrier in Daenerys' fleet where they can take a breather.
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"There's really been no bad news to cause this market to take a breather for weeks," Geraghty said.
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Rich Homie Quan promised to never stop going in, but even he knows when to take a breather.
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But life has been downright crazy lately, and I just need a sec to like…take a breather.
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I'm star-struck and winded so I reflect, refuel (water, Union Square kiosk, $1) and take a breather.
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Everybody hit their marks Wednesday, but it seemed everyone was happy to take a breather from health care.
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So take a breather from checking your breaking news notifications, and instead, gaze lovingly at these good, innocent creatures.
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The real question in Cramer's mind right now is whether the Trump rally will continue or take a breather.
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Take a breather in the woods and when you come back we'll have some cold ones waiting for you.
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We've put together five unconventional vacations to help you recharge, regroup, and take a breather from your overflowing inbox.
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Our live blog tracked reaction as Wall Street stocks take a breather from Nasdaq's five-day winning streak rally.
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I'm prolly gonna post on der for a little while & take a breather from twitter & ig for a little.
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I prefer to have a real live human being ring up my items, so I can take a breather.
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As the designers and engineers take a breather, here's a look at the 10 best rides they've produced so far.
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Matt Maley, chief market strategist at Miller Tabak, agrees that it could take a breather after such a steep runup.
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Sarah's parties have a designated "dark room," a chill and quiet sex-free bedroom where guests can take a breather.
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Recently, Lori hired someone to help her around the house, which has also given her a moment take a breather.
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To be sure, the factors allowing policymakers to take a breather may prove fleeting - on the trade front in particular.
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Yellen added that she expects the Fed to "take a breather [to] evaluate where the economy is" before it moves again.
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I'm prolly gonna post on der for a little while and take a breather from Twitter and [Instagram] for a little.
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Take A Breather allows you range further from your team's healers since you don't just have to rely on health packs.
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It's one of the simplest and most creative ways out there for them to take a breather from the hospital environment.
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Global market overview: US stock futures were lower, indicating the Wall Street might take a breather from its recent winning streak.
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If you agree, try watching Mad Money post-breakup when you're ready to take a breather from feeling sorry for yourself.
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The long-time bull believes the record rally will take a breather because valuation multiples are getting back to nosebleed altitudes.
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Financial shares could take a breather, Zhang added, as solid first-half profit growth for those firms is being priced in.
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Analysts say they expect markets to take a breather in the short-term as investors brace for corporate results starting mid-April.
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Fury, who pretty much always gets what he wants, sneaks up on Spider-Man while he's just trying to take a breather.
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After repeatedly forgetting the lyrics from the hit single, "Despacito," Justin Bieber can take a breather from all controversy and fan backlash.
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The market was likely to take a breather now but the underlying trend for a gradually weakening dollar remained intact, Anderson said.
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Even if the sector isn't as overheated as it was in 2006 and 2007, the market is bound to take a breather.
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"(Gold) is seeing a pullback after yesterday's strong performance -- it needs to take a breather," said Heraeus precious metals trader Alexander Zumpfe.
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Have her take 30 minutes, or three hours, to do whatever will allow her brain to switch gears and take a breather.
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And if we simply take a breather and think they couldn't possibly make things any worse, that's exactly what's going to happen.
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"After the success of this weekend, most definitely!" he told me the dust had cleared and he was able to take a breather.
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"Investors could see more chances in growth stocks, while plays related to commodities might take a breather," a Shanghai-based fund manager said.
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I'm nervous about getting my assignment done, but I take a breather and put some sounds on from my Calm app (Mountain Lake).
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After his second score, the coach motioned the boy over to the sideline and told him it was time to take a breather.
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For the few seconds that you are home to take a breather, a simple "Hey Google" command can make life a lot easier.
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You've got to sort of take a breather, go find yourself solo again and get married, get divorced, have babies, whatever you're doing.
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Shares of Advanced Micro Devices posted their worst day since July on Thursday as the popular semiconductor stock appeared to take a breather.
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At their most frenzied points, they'll take a breather with a song like "201813-201803," where they allow themselves a moment of reflection.
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Some of those forces were being returned from the war so they could take a breather, get replenished, be retrained, and so on.
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But with the general just a few months away, Hill can't afford to take a breather and celebrate her victory, VICE News Tonight found.
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"Now, all these names are a little bit overbought on a near-term basis, so they might have to take a breather," Maley said.
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And while I find all of those things just as exciting as everyone else, it's nice to take a breather once in a while.
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But the going home by 7 every night forced McKinnon to take a breather, yield some control at work and gain a broader perspective.
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Spreadbetters expected European shares to take a breather following days of gains, forecasting a slightly lower open for Britain's FTSE, Germany's DAX and France's CAC .
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Check out Scott's Facebook page for more videos of Derrick, who clearly loves a run — until he needs to sit down and take a breather.
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NBBJ said the idea to intersperse office and garden floors puts employees nearer to an open courtyard where they can take a breather from cubicles.
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The past month has seen him play shows to crowds of hundreds just about every night, with only intermittent days off to take a breather.
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If you're are tired of trying to eek out every last lick of creamy goodness — then take a breather and check out this brilliant hack.
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Diane stands in for a certain breed of liberal who expected to be able to take a breather, the glass ceiling shattered, the gains consolidated.
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And we decided after we do the Ninth one which comes at the end of the year, we're going to take a breather as we reset.
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In currency markets, the dollar continued to take a breather against a trade-weighted basket of its peers, down 0.43 percent in the last four days.
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Between securing funding, finalising business plans, creating a strong team, and actually remembering to sleep every once in awhile, there's barely time to take a breather.
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"Right now, the options market is really suggesting that we're going to likely take a breather here," said Stacey Gilbert, head of derivative strategy at Susquehanna.
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Carson's aides emphasized -- and CNN reported -- that he was not suspending his campaign, but simply going home to take a breather and pick up some clothes.
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Bad enough that they had to invoke the the "nuclear option" and just stop everyone from trading stocks for a short time to take a breather.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen essentially just told investors around the globe to take a breather, David Lebovitz, global market strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management, said Wednesday.
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Tucker from Wilmington, N.C., suggested that health classes teach about healthy relationships, not just body parts: OK, let's all take a breather before I start writing.
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It wasn't particularly resonant, but sometimes a show just wants to take a breather, set up new pieces, have some fun and wink at the audience.
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Mr. Queyras said that feature arose not just from his need for a rest, but, more important, to allow the music to take a breather, too.
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A ramble along the river is a chance to take a breather from the frenetic pace of news to shoot in a slower and more creative way.
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If you've already watched all available episodes of The Great British Baking Show on Netflix, take a breather, then give the first episode of BFCS a try.
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For a woman who made it a point to take a breather from the Hollywood craziness, it's disappointing to hear her laugh at her music peer's expense.
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Independent technical analyst Cliff Green said the gold price would need to take a breather after failing to break above its 0.743-day moving average at $1,260.
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"My understanding is that Mahindra wants Ssangyong to take a breather in the U.S. entry plan, while Ssangyong is making progress in the project," the source said.
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Whether you want to play your guilty pleasure title, or just take a breather from talking to your friends online, here's how to appear offline on Steam.
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Instead, she took these difficulties as a sign that she needed to step back and take a breather, reevaluate her creative process and do things her way.
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Then you can take a breather before smashing the delete button again; the deadline to qualify for the November presidential debate isn't for another month at least.
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It's 5 percent over its 50-day moving average, and those are areas where the market tends to digest, consolidate, take a breather but not go down.
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One Democratic aide told Axios that many of the new members who flipped red districts want to take a breather before committing to a hardline message on impeachment.
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The ratio of tomb-raiding to head-shooting becomes even greater when you take a breather to explore the large hubs in search of optional crypts and tombs.
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But her surprise pregnancy made the admitted Type A personality take a breather for a totally unexpected reason and lean on the people closest to her for support.
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Each smell is dispensed from Cyrano for 35 seconds with a 22-second "take a breather" break in between that is supposed to give your nose a rest.
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But perhaps that speaks to how much I needed to take a breather — and, for what it's worth, the other times I've tried it haven't been so bad.
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Next, you take a breather in a comfy suburban living room, only to hear a pair of gun-toting housewives warn about unwelcome "new additions" to the neighborhood.
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We overthink things and make a big deal about things — be we need to just take a breather, chill out, and realize it's going to be all good.
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I take a breather and send some texts to N. and a couple of friends who are going to Miami with us to shake myself out of it.
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A 25-minute horse-drawn carriage ride is a perfect way to take a breather when you're on property, even if you're not a guest of the hotels.
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Since experimenting with blues and pinks she let her strands take a breather and grew her natural brunette hair color to a healthy condition that could take more bleach.
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"But it feels good to get back on track today, and also to have been able to take a breather and enjoy the things I love, too," she said.
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U.S. stock futures were flat with the markets possibly set to take a breather after record closes for the Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq, Russell 2000 and Dow Transports.
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"It's lighter than the vibrating gun, but I could feel every movement of his hand," Mr. Millington said of the pain as he leaned up to take a breather.
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It's rare that we remember to take a breather, and be silent, which is why artists who prompt you to do that can often be some of the best.
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No one likes feeling like their lives are being put on hold, but it isn't the end of the world if you take a breather from reality now and then.
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Traders there were happy to take a breather after a 1.13 percent gain on Wednesday had given the region its best day since April's French election victory for Emmanuel Macron.
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As I sat down in my local coffee shop and attempted to better articulate my thoughts, I found myself having to get up and take a breather more than once.
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"It will be healthy for the market to take a breather and let the earnings catch up to the price," said Tim Courtney, chief investment officer at Exencial Wealth Advisors.
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Chinese internet stocks such as Alibaba and Tencent have been hitting it out of the park this year, but experts say their rallies could be set to take a breather.
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The original iPhone came out in 2007, so buy the time Jay's ready to take a breather he can treat himself to an iPhone 16 or the iPhone Q or something.
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While you figure out what you want to do next in your career and with your life, it can help to take a breather and hold off on connection-building events.
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"We think the momentum names are going to take a breather and there's going to be a sector rotation into the fundamental value names that haven't moved as much," added Bapis.
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But for a multitude of reasons, both strategic and mundane, senators say they are aiming to reach an agreement to take a breather and come back for the trial in January.
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Ahead, we compiled a list of programs that can help you take a breather and start designing a life that incorporates more freedom and creativity (and also helps you to thrive professionally).
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We studied all the third quarters during this seven-year bull market and found defensive stocks did the best as investors used this summer period to take a breather from risk-taking.
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But in between each spray session, which took about three minutes in total, I had to take a breather (so I could literally catch my breath) and step away from the fumes.
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Given that he'd just reached the pinnacle of commercial success, where he was moving album copies by the metric ton, you might think Wayne would take a breather after Tha Carter III.
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But let's be honest, sometimes the weight of the world just feels really fucking heavy and you need to pull back for a moment, take a breather, and practice some self-care.
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A couple of eerily look-alike best friends take a breather from the Los Angeles acting grind to hike the misty coastline of Big Sur in this taut thriller from Sophia Takal.
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" She eventually turned to temping: "I became very good at going into a situation and doing three or four months of very intense work and then being able to take a breather.
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I'm really thankful that The Perfection is being released on Netflix, mostly because I had to pause it approximately eight times to take a breather, regroup, and frantically Slack colleagues about my plight.
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While we're all breathing a collective sigh of relief, take a moment to consider how this retrograde might have actually helped you — did you get to take a breather from your regular schedule?
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You'll probably still feel guilty about letting your kid stare at a screen while you take a breather for 20 minutes, but slightly less so because they might learn something in the process.
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The seventh episode of most seasons of Game of Thrones gives the writers a chance to take a breather and make sure everything is in place for the final push toward the finale.
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"As the bilateral currency swap deal will likely ease dollar liquidity concerns, South Korea's FX market will be able to take a breather from such a plunge seen today," one currency dealer said.
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Though some on staff might argue the release of Nitroplus Blasterz: Heroines Infinite Duel has been the reason to slog through the rest of 2016, most of us can probably take a breather here.
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Between the Fire Rooster's influence and the astrological traffic jam we have headed our way, we will be moving full speed ahead into 2018 — and wouldn't it be great to just take a breather?
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And for all the New York tourists and shoppers hoping to stop by the shop to take a breather or even a snooze in one of those big comfy massage chairs: keep on stepping.
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Satoshi Okagawa, senior global markets analyst for Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation in Singapore, said the dollar would probably take a breather in the near term, after its sharp rally against the yen last week.
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While crude imports may take a breather in May, the chances are that China will continue its long-term upward trend, given rising domestic demand and increased exports on the back of excess refining capacity.
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Jack and Rebecca agree to take a breather, and Jack makes this wonderful speech and says that their love story is not over — which is poignant because we know that he will be dying soon.
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In the midst of what can often feel like a rollercoaster of work and personal obligations, they allow you to hop off for a brief moment, take a breather, and regain a sense of stability.
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Rent a ride at nearby Little John Bikes and spend a few hours pedaling on a runway; then take a breather at one of the beer gardens (open only on weekends) sprinkled throughout the grounds.
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Take a breather, and refill your water bottle at Dzomsa, a small, environmentally conscious shop that sells sterilized water refills (bring your own bottle) for just 7 rupees, as well as some local artisanal products.
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DUBAI, Sept 20 (Reuters) - Shares of Dana Gas may take a breather on Wednesday after gains a day earlier, as investors will watch the proceedings of its legal case with its sukuk holders this week.
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Analyst Alex Arfaei wrote in a note published Wednesday that until Pfizer can turn over its product pipeline, shares of the pharmaceutical giant should take a breather from their strong run of the last 12 months.
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"(Ferrari) stock may take a breather today but the story remains exciting and while some were expecting more today on the guidance, we expect buying support on the dip," Morgan Stanley analysts said in a report.
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Aleksandr Erokhin goes down after a hard collision in the Croatian penalty area, which is either a serious problem for Russia, which is out of substitutions, or a convenient opportunity for everyone to take a breather.
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Through text analysis or facial expression recognition, a program on my laptop could identify the high level of emotion, understand what's about to happen, and warn me to take a breather before I send something I'll regret.
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The dollar will probably take a breather in the near term, in the wake of its sharp rally against the yen last week, said Satoshi Okagawa, senior global markets analyst for Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation in Singapore.
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The S&P 500 tech sector just posted its first negative session after a record 15-day stretch in the green — its longest winning streak ever — and some strategists say the group is set to take a breather.
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Warren is the ultimate surrogate for Clinton, giving her a chance to take a breather and allow someone more tenacious and savvy to join the back-and-forth online war that Trump has been winning for some time.
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Researchers believe that slow-wave sleep is when the brain is able to fully process and stores memories, but it's also a time when the brain can finally take a breather and recover from the day's mental activities.
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When you need to use your elbows to fend off other diners, just so you can mound up not just two, but three more plates filled to the brim with shrimp, it is time to take a breather.
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Case in point, integrated graphics—GPUs now sit alongside CPUs at the heart of high-end smartphones, handling all the heavy lifting for the visuals so the main processor can take a breather or get busy with something else.
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"I would just encourage people to step back, take a breather and just realize that the creepy clowns in their imaginations are far worse than the hoaxsters and pranksters and copycats and legends that are in the news today."
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As much as I loved the weekends I spent binging BoJack Horseman (come back to me soon, old friend), I'd gladly take a breather between episodes if the entire world got to gather together on the same TV page.
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JOHANNESBURG, July 18 (Reuters) - Debt issuance in sub-Saharan Africa fell by 10 percent in the first half of 2016, data from Thomson Reuters showed on Monday, as sinking currencies and faltering economies forced borrowers to take a breather.
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GeoNET / GNS Science It was a busy weekend for a number of volcanoes across the planet, but the one we were all watching decided to take a breather: Iceland After an intense earthquake swarm last week, Katla calmed down significantly.
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Egypt's main index, last at 1.6,294 points, which has surged 15.6 percent since the central bank floated the currency early on Thursday, may take a breather as it nears its early 2015 peak of 10,066 points, a major technical resistance.
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The Elmina Castle served as a cornerstone in the early European slave trade, and the inhumane conditions slaves were relegated to in those days clearly got to Steve, who had to sit down at one point and take a breather.
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"I feel like I need to take a breather and watch from the sidelines over the next couple of weeks before diving back in," said Kimberley Fritts, CEO of the Podesta Group, when asked whom she would be supporting next.
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What he and the others at Tesla have built is remarkable, but he only sees it as the beginning of a much longer journey, and there are plenty of people who'd like to get off — or at least take a breather.
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Art Pope, another veteran of the Koch world and one of the most powerful figures in North Carolina Republican politics, said it was "time to take a breather" from elections and highlight other aspects of Koch's vast policy and philanthropic interests.
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Jamie Spears wants a judge to let him take a breather for a few months as Britney's conservator and put one of his people in his place -- temporarily -- but we've learned Britney's mom appears to have different ideas ... TMZ has learned.
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I've put nearly a dozen hours into the new expansion since it launched Monday night and it's made me realize how much WoW needed to take a breather from all the world-threatening, space-faring action it's been dishing out for years.
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Instead of going for a stroll in your local 200-square-foot park to take a breather, now you can check out Canada's most remote and northern park—it's less than 800 kilometres away from the North Pole—through Google Street View.
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Between stealing the show as Celeste on Big Little Lies (can someone please hand her the "Best Actress" Emmy right now?), starring in three movies, and filming the next season of Top of the Lake, she's barely had time to take a breather.
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Lauren Servideo: Open my eyes, don't stretch, don't take my time getting ready, walk to work, spend six to eight hours glued to my ergonomic desk chair, walk home, take a breather, and then go back outside and wander around until it gets dark.
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"You can always tell you have a decent market when, after a big run, investors take a breather from buying the stocks people love and instead decide to scrutinize and snap up the stocks that have been left behind," the "Mad Money " host said.
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"You can always tell you have a decent market when, after a big run, investors take a breather from buying the stocks people love and instead decide to scrutinize and snap up the stocks that have been left behind, " the "Mad Money" host said.
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" Chris Klimek, NPR: "Peter and his Midtown High School peers — the same loveable crew who populated Homecoming two summers ago — embark upon a class trip to Europe, during which our Peter hopes, loudly and frequently, to take a breather from the whole great power, great responsibility gig.
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Many commenters felt like Hal Warren from Massachusetts — overwhelmed by the seemingly endless stream of disheartening stories: The news, especially lately, has been so difficult to hear that I sometimes have to shut the television off or put my phone down and just take a breather.
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Her eyes were narrower than usual—fatigue—and she wore a knee-length dress jacket of steel-blue leather, buttoned to the lapels; its metallic shine gave an impression of armor, as if she'd just descended from the battlefield to take a breather in this underground hideout.
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While expectations for the euro to head higher are likely to remain intact, the common currency might take a breather against the dollar as investors look to U.S. economic data this week for fresh impetus, said Stephen Innes, head of trading in Asia-Pacific for OANDA in Singapore.
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Directed by Alethea Jones, and written by Julie Yaeger Rudd, the movie follows a group of four mothers who get together once a month to take a breather from their child-rearing responsibilities, and find a side of themselves that they've put aside amidst play-dates and school drop-offs.
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In the meantime, catch up on the current conversation around photographer Terry Richardson and the wider problem of abuses in fashion (quote: he's "just the tip of the iceberg"), check out Calvin Klein's first coffee-table book, and take a breather at the home of a textile designer in Marrakesh.
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Capital raise after capital raise obviously signals an intense cash burn rate, but if Tesla is going to change the world and push electric cars to a point where they constitute more than 1% of global auto sales, chilling out on the spending and letting the balance sheet take a breather doesn't make much sense.
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JIM CRAMER: When you take a breather, I know you haven't had one because you've worked all weekend, do you think about the great Secretaries of Treasury who really fought huge, think about Morgenthau with FDR who recognized we have to take fear in fear itself, and also we have to clothe and we have to house.
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"My view on Trump is basically there are a lot of unknown unknowns for the Trump presidency, but I may be wrong about this thing, and it could turn out to be something fantastically good for the U.S.," said Gkionakis, adding that the market had not "stopped to take a breather" and reassess the chance that something may go wrong.
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" This ride is a moment for Jidenna to take a breather from the week's activities: tons of meetings and press opportunities in advance of his debut album, The Chief, mixed with smoke sessions and knocking back glasses of Sazerac, a cocktail he was first introduced to by video director Alan Ferguson (husband of Solange Knowles) while recording the ubiquitous 22010 single "Classic Man.
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" This ride is a moment for Jidenna to take a breather from the week's activities: tons of meetings and press opportunities in advance of his debut album, The Chief, mixed with smoke sessions and knocking back glasses of Sazerac, a cocktail he was first introduced to by video director Alan Ferguson (husband of Solange Knowles) while recording the ubiquitous 2015 single "Classic Man.
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Accustomed to working seven days a week, and afraid of saying no to a modeling job, Bündchen says she relied on multiple cups of coffee to get her going in the morning, smoked a pack of cigarettes each day (a mechanism that allowed her to take a breather when she was feeling overwhelmed), and was drinking a bottle of wine each night to relax.
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"Those who panic, die first," offers another prisoner of the nightmares, of the Woman's Wrath, at one of the take-a-breather landing zones that break up each night's horrors; but it's impossible not to freak out when just a few rows below your feet a terrifying mutant child with a chainsaw for an arm is trying to turn Vincent into a pulpy mess.
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They culminate in the mother of all benders at an apartment in an anonymous Los Angeles neighborhood, the room "spinning slowly into a horny, mellow, gooshy lull," as Mateo and three confederates inhale or snort or else couple up on a futon, and a porn film with a pounding techno soundtrack plays on the TV. Desperately intense, it is the kind of scene that requires putting a book down for a moment to take a breather.
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