The toddler would completely calm down when they took a dip together.
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In the past week, however, like the Dow these stocks took a dip.
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Brexit-bound sterling took a dip to $1.3028, its lowest level since Dec.
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The sodium levels of all three meals took a dip over the study period.
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David took a dip, but check out how he literally rose above the water.
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They also took a dip and did so in style, jumping off a cliff.
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That number took a dip until 2016, when 18% of candidates for Senate were women.
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They took a dip in the ocean, laid on the sand and soaked up some rays.
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When coal took a dip, people figured they'd just draw unemployment until it picked up again.
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After her heart rate took a dip during labor, Williams said she had an emergency C-section.
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Tesla's stock also took a dip after Musk's statement and multiple investors in the company expressed concerns.
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Early stage funding took a dip in 1.43, while late-stage funding reached a five-year high.
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CITIGROUP RALLYING TODAY, THIS AFTER THE STOCK TOOK A DIP OF FRIDAY, FOLLOWING MIXED SECOND QUARTER RESULTS.
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On Tuesday, following the initial reports of the possible outbreaks, the company's stocks once again took a dip.
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Admittedly, that first trimester—as for many couples—my sex life with my husband, Arran, took a dip.
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Vito was pretty grabby as they soaked up some rays and took a dip in the Mediterranean Sea.
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Jasmine kept it cool as she took a dip in the ocean and laid out to catch some rays.
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She also took a dip in a hot tub with BFF Jordyn Woods last week donning a sports bra.
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But it took a dip after Pyongyang later said it would make a major announcement later in the day.
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The 80-year-old legend took a dip down in Mexico, where he's vacationing with his wife, Sibylle Szaggars.
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Scheer and May both took a dip in the favorability contest, while Singh ends the campaign up 153 points.
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After years of growing ridership, use of the system took a dip in 2016, with further declines this year.
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I took a dip in this red sea, thinking it would protect me from the radiation on the surface. Nope.
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Stanley also blamed Harvey for the drop in auto sales, which took a dip at the end of the month.
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An overheated kangaroo took a dip inside a family&aposs pool in order to escape the bushfires raging through Australia.
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Surprisingly, all participants' well-being scores were higher during the extrovert week and took a dip during the introvert one.
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Apple's stock took a dip this morning, down more than 2 percent, after it announced it wouldn't release sales figures.
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Kardashian, 34, and Thompson, 27, took a dip in the pool while Jenner and Simmons, both 22, lounged on chairs nearby.
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In addition, she also took a dip in a hot tub with BFF Jordyn Woods last week donning a sports bra.
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The ex-'Real Housewife' took a dip on Miami Beach in a two-piece that was clinging hard to her assets.
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Breakingviews Shares of the Brazilian water utility Sabesp took a dip this week after it said it might raise new equity.
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Hugh took a dip down in Australia, where someone tried to show him up by flashing even more skin ... downstairs, anyway. Smuggling.
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Thorne apparently took a dip fully clothed, they seem too into each other to be bothered by her dripping wet pink sweatpants. Wacky!
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Then the mother-daughter duo took a dip, with Jenner sharing a sweet photo of herself kissing her baby girl in the pool.
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But instead, they took a dip into the lagoon halfway through the race, as high winds and choppy waters pushed the pair over.
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The stock market took a dip Monday morning in the face of increasing fears about the coronavirus's potential impact on the global economy.
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Instead, her fresh-off-the-beach texture is soft and messy in the best way possible — like she just took a dip in the ocean.
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But that reputation briefly hit a bump a few weeks ago, after some dogs took a dip in a Mumbai river and came out blue.
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Her form took a dip last year as she made only 12 cuts in 24 starts and earned barely $100,000, hardly enough to cover expenses.
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Global economic growth took a dip late last year but started to recover in early 2019, but analysts now warn that growth is threatened again.
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NFL ratings took a dip last season ... with some fans complaining the length of the games is a factor in why they're changing the station.
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After applying sunscreen to her buns, Rachel enjoyed a smoothie, read a magazine, snapped a few selfies, took a dip and even fed some birds.
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Part of their day included a trip to one of the island's stunning caves, where both Kardashian and Bendjima took a dip in the illuminating waters.
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MBJ's European vacation is in full swing, and Monday he took a dip in the water off Capri ... showing off his toned physique in the process.
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She donned a white halter top dress, which featured a romantic eyelet floral pattern and a plunging white swimsuit when she took a dip in the water.
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The "Pacific Rim: Uprising" star took a dip in the Atlantic Ocean Friday in Miami ... and showed off all of his finest shirtless features in the process.
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Still, Facebook's shares took a dip in after-hours trade on Wednesday after investors worried about future earnings as it searches for new types of advertising features.
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While it's true that revenue took a dip from $49.61 billion this quarter last year down to $42.4 billion, Cupertino's research and development spending continues to trend upward.
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The actor took a dip in the crystal clear Caribbean waters of Barbados Sunday with a male friend, flaunting his defined abs and sculpted arms in the process.
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Jaden has been under stress as he travels with Tyler the Creator on tour and explained that his health took a dip after he attempted to go vegan.
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Ferreira, now 25, took a dip into television and film in-between her debut release and now, being part of both the Twin Peaks revival (continuation?) and Baby Driver.
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My romantic feelings for Pocahontas didn't start when the Native American princess kissed John Smith, but when she took a dip off the waterfall with her hot friend Nakoma.
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What AdRoll's researchers found was that the amount of mobile advertising being served to mobile Safari users took a dip right after Apple started allowing ad blockers in September.
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It's interesting that the S&P took a dip to a new low at the end of the day when it dropped below the low from last week (2,437).
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Nike took a dip in favorability — shoes were burned, swooshes were defaced and Trump tweeted Nike was "getting absolutely killed" from the decision — all as Nike's online sales trended upward.
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By about halfway in, the gags dry up and the story sinks like an overweight tourist who took a dip too early after the all-you-can-eat surf'n'turf buffet.
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Emily took a dip Wednesday in a bikini that looked like it crept up onto her body and wrapped itself around her ... because what bikini wouldn't want to do that?
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After striking a pose, Jenner took a dip in the stunning sea and stopped for a photo with her friends with the gorgeous backdrop of the Greek isles in the background.
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Prices took a dip in the early trading session on Monday after data showed drilling activity in the U.S., now the world's largest oil producer, had increased again, pointing higher production.
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On this particular stint, the bear took a dip in a pool, broke into a home and ate a family's avocados, and had a face-to-face confrontation with a dog.
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Equity futures took a dip after the Wall Street Journal that China was planning countermeasures to the Trump administration's threatened import duties, including levies on U.S. agricultural exports from farm belt states.
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She took a dip in the ocean wearing a black triangle-bikini top and matching bottoms that tie at the waist and accessorized with three necklaces: a choker, cross pendant and beaded chain.
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Some of these moments have affected Biden's poll numbers — he took a dip after Harris publicly called him out for his position on school busing in the 1970s — but he's always bounced back.
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When I arrived at Vau Beach, I took a dip in the clean waters of the Paiva, then rested on the sand, closed my eyes and listened to the sound of the river.
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Image 2 of 2 ROME – He skipped a Cabinet meeting to attend a horse race and took a dip in a Tuscan villa&aposs swimming pool to show he didn&apost fear the Mafia.
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Kardashian, 39, took a dip in the pool with friend Amanda Lee at a villa in Los Cabos, Mexico wearing an itty-bitty Sommer Swim leopard-print string bikini, thong bottoms and slim sunglasses.
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The leader of the One Nation Party took a dip near Queensland's Great Keppel Island, the ABC reported, more than 1,000 kilometres from the epicentre of the reef's coral bleaching event at Lizard Island.
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Irina stood out like she normally does, but even more so thanks to a sexy lime green swimsuit accentuating her figure ... as she hopped off the boat and took a dip in the sea.
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People burned their shoes and boycotted Nike -- but it didn't seem to have an affect on the company ... the stock took a dip in the wake of the ad, but then bounced right back.
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While the businessman is used to battling entrepreneurs on ABC's Shark Tank, he recently braved the deep blue and took a dip with Galapagos sharks off the coast of Oahu, Hawaii, for a good cause.
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While support in many of these polls took a dip during 85033 — no surprise since most of the presidential candidates were doing their best to complain about trade policies — it is rebounding nicely in 2017.
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What's not to love about a bear that reportedly took a dip in a hot tub, then knocked over and lapped up a margarita, and capped off his afternoon with a nap in a tree?
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This may sound obvious, but I worked for years with grown adult men who lost their marbles every time the stock market took a dip — and volatility is an inevitable part of stock market investing!
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Apple, Amazon, Alphabet, and Facebook stocks all took a dip on release of the news and, if you listen closely with your ear towards the West coast, you can hear the sound of a thousand buttholes clenching.
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Examining a light blue plate that evoked the sea, she revealed that said she had not swum for nearly 20 years, until she took a dip in the Andrew "Boy" Charlton Pool, in Sydney, Australia, five years ago.
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On this particular Saturday, he hit the gym, took a dip in the pool, sat for a while in the whirlpool, and then went for a walk on the beach past the rows of cabanas jutting toward the surf.
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The country house, then owned by Viscount Bill Astor, was where John Profumo, the then-minister for war, met Christine Keeler, the mistress of a suspected Russian spy, as she took a dip in the swimming pool in 1961.
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I also broke 600 calories in one ride today, which means that I'm getting better, and you can see that I kind of started out really strong and then kind of took a dip and then started working up again.
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Screenshot: Mark Hough (Facebook)If you're still trying to figure out your Fourth of July plans, consider taking a cue from this calm snuggle beast who recently took a dip in a Jacuzzi in Altadena, California shortly after scaring off the owner.
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Bruce Willis and Demi Moore's youngest daughter posted a bikini hot shot on Christmas Eve alongside her 2 sisters, Rumer and Scout -- who were also bikini-clad -- as they all took a dip in what looks like a river surrounded by snow.
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Minka Kelly's checking out Hawaii for the holidays ... where the sun's a tad warmer than in her hometown of L.A. Minka brought her talents to the Big Island where she took a dip and basked under the sun in this one-piece bathing suit.
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But this swell of support turned out to be short-lived: In mid-October, Warren's campaign took a dip from which she never recovered, and after a poor showing in early voting states, it became clear that she had no path to the nomination.
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It would have been a short life, beginning in 2009, but a full one, with the many newer—and in some ways more capable—technologies it inspired, like Ethereum, Monero, and Zcash, presumably surviving it (although they followed Bitcoin's lead and took a dip on Tuesday, too).
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The Victoria's Secret Angel took a dip in the water and enjoyed the sunshine on a beach in Miami Saturday, and she's definitely the perfect model for her own new line of swimwear ... called Tropic of C. We're not sure if her tiny bikini is considered red or orange or reddish-orange ... but we know it looks good.
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The Grammy Awards in January — which featured a surprise appearance from former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE reading an excerpt from Michael Wolff's book, "Fire and Fury" — also took a dip, falling 21 percent from 2017.
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Sterling took a dip on Wednesday as a respected voter poll raised the prospect of a hung parliament – in which no one party has a governing majority – arising from Thursday's general election in the U.K. The pound weakened against the dollar, weakening to $2326 earlier on Wednesday before rebounding to $2326, after a new YouGov MRP poll showed that the number of seats the ruling Conservative Party are expected to win had declined from two weeks ago.
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When Hanuman took a dip in the waters of the sea (after burning down the whole of Lanka with his inflamed tail), a drop of his perspiration fell into the mouth of a mighty Makara. Out of this, Makardhwaja was born.Is Science doing a Makardhwaj? According to another, slightly different version, when Hanuman took a dip in the sea, to cool himself after burning Lanka; a drop of his sweat, due to the extreme heat generated in his body due to extreme labor by him, fell into the mouth of a giant fish-eat-reptile like creature, Makara, thus impregnating it.
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The series premiere garnered 354,000 viewers, improving in its second episode to 570,000. A special sneak peek episode that aired on March 13, 2013 after an episode of Workaholics further increased viewership, ending up at 615,000. The following episode, airing on March 14, had 428,000 viewers. The next week on March 21, ratings further took a dip, landing at 394,000 viewers.
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The Airavatesvara Shiva temple has a water tank. This tank has a connected channel that brings in Cauveri River water where Hindus gather annually to take a dip. The local mythology narrates how Airavata, or Indra's (malla) white elephant was restored with clean, white skin after he took a dip in this tank. This legend is carved in stone in the inner shrine, and this Indra's elephant gives this temple its name.
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After graduating from Colorado State, with one more year of remaining college eligibility Gillon decided to transfer again to Syracuse. His scoring numbers took a dip, averaging 10.5 per game, however he led the team in assists per game with 5.4, which was also his career-best. He also ended up setting the school record for most consecutive free throws made, with 48. That also tied for the third most consecutive free throws made in ACC history.
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The coast around Elberry Cove is generally sheltered from the wind so is popular with water skiers. A ski lane is provided in the summer months. At its eastern end are the ruins of Elberry bathhouse, which was built for Lord Churston in the 18th century, when seawater bathing became fashionable after George III took a dip at Weymouth. Standing three stories high, with the ground floor being flooded when the tide rose, the lord could swim into the sea through a gated doorway, preserving his dignity.
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Pāpāgni is a compound of the words pāpa (meaning sin) and agni (meaning fire). According to legend a king who once killed an innocent tribal chieftain of the Chenchus, who live in this region, was afflicted by leprosy as punishment for his sin. He was supposedly cured of the affliction only after he undertook penance in the Papagni valley and took a dip in the river upon which the river is said to have turned his sins to ashes thus acquiring for itself the name Pāpāgni.
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We couldn't—we were waiting for bulletins from the hospital." A number of pre-production conferences took place in the hospital, and McCarey recovered sufficiently to visit the set two or three weeks into filming. When the shooting was finished McCarey edited the film, and a preview was arranged. McCarey later recalled that "after about five reels the picture took a dip, and for about two reels or more it wasn't as funny as what preceded it ... it was a lot of unraveling of a tricky plot.
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Sculpture representing the saving of boy by Siva Avinasi indicates the one that cannot be destroyed indicating Shiva's grace to his devotees. As per Hindu legend, two boys of eight years of age took a dip in a tank when a crocodile swallowed one of them. The mother of the boy pleaded Sundarar to rescue his child and said that she was planning to do Upanayanam (sacred thread ceremony) to the child when this incident happened. Sundarar, who was on his way to Tiruvanchikulam heard the incident and sung praises of Shiva in the temple.
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In 2006, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) notified ACS that they were conducting an informal investigation into certain stock option grants made by the company from October 1998 through March 2005. This was due to the improper and unethical practice of back-dating stock options to specific low points in the stock value. ACS said the executives improperly backdated the price of options grants during a period from 1994 to 2005. During that time, ACS said the executives deliberately chose days on which ACS's stock took a dip as the effective date for the options, making them more valuable when exercised.
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This was helpful, as new young DJs such as Trinity and Clint Eastwood were appearing on the scene, and Big Youth's chanting style was becoming less fashionable. He signed to Virgin Records' Frontline label in 1977, his first release on the label being the Isaiah First Prophet of Old album, and he also appeared in the film Rockers. Virgin declined the chance to release his next three albums, however, and as the 1970s came to a close, Big Youth's popularity took a dip. By 1982, events had combined to make reggae much less successful than it had been five years earlier.
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Friar Lane Old Boys joined the Leicestershire Senior League in 1969 and were champions of Division Two in their first season. During the 1970s they dominated the top division, winning the title seven times, including five titles in a row between 1973–74 and 1977–78, but never stepping up to a higher level. They also reached the semi-finals of the FA Vase in 1974–75 and again in 1975–76. After 1978 their fortunes took a dip but they still finished second in the league three times during the 1990s, missing out on the title on goal difference each time.
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The name Pushpagiri derives from a local legend that to extricate his mother Vinutha from the shackles of slavery of his stepmother Kadruva, Garuda has embarked on a journey to the heavens to conquer Lord Indra and fetch the holy nectar of Ambrosia. Garuda while returning from the heavenly abode passed by the hamlet then called - Kampalle, where he unintentionally spilt a drop into a local pond formed by the river Pinakini. The pond immediately was granted divine powers of transforming back to their youth, all those that took a dip in it. Consequently, people began to throng the pond for a dip in its waters.
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Swansea missed out on the playoffs despite scoring less than all 3 relegated sides, while Middlesbrough fared the worst among the newly-relegated teams, finishing 11th after sacking Gareth Southgate while still in contention for promotion. However, form took a dip under his replacement Gordon Strachan, and they fell out of the promotion race. Peterborough United went straight back down to League One, employing four different managers and propping up the table for the majority of the season. They were soon joined by Plymouth Argyle, who didn't win a game until late September and went through a five-match losing streak towards the end of the season, ending a six-year spell in the second tier.
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Hayden's fortunes took a dip when he was taken out by his teammate Pedrosa at the penultimate round in Portugal, but he bounced back to win the crown when Rossi crashed in the final race at Valencia. Hayden only won two races to Rossi's five, but the Yamaha suffered a number of mechanical issues which led to more retirements which allowed Hayden to score more podiums. Also, the surprise win of Elias in Portugal, with a margin of just 0.002 second over Rossi, proved to be a major decider in the championship. Rossi had given up five points in that round, the same amount by which he was behind Hayden in the final standings.
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A bath in the holy tank is considered to bring good fortune. This tank has 20 wells named after 20 holy rivers flowing across the country. It is believed that a dip in these wells rids one of a specific sin and confers specific blessing to the devotee.Thousands of devotees took a dip in the Mahamaham tank on the opening day of the once-in-12 years congregation in Thanjavur district. The Kumbh Mela of the South: Mahamaham begins in Tamil Nadu Hindustan Times, 13 February 2016 The festival with its dip-in-the-tank-waters tradition extends over 10 days (Brahmothsavam). The 10-day festivities are also observed with lesser crowds in the Magha month (about February) every year between the 12-year Maha (major) cycle.
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He defeated two- time semi-finalist and pub teammate Darryl Fitton 3-0 in the first round, losing just one leg along the way. Bookmakers slashed his odds of winning the championship from 16/1 to 9/2 after this performance, but he was unable to produce the same standard against Jan Dekker in the second round and lost 4-1. During this tournament commentators and pundits began affectionately referring to Kellett as the 'cocky craftsman' (in a nod to Eric Bristow), due to his confidence on-stage in comparison to his otherwise humble nature off it. Kellett's form took a dip after his loss to Dekker, as he dropped out of the world's top 16 and failed to qualify for the 2011 Masters or the 2012 World Championship.
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Jones' Derby career started promisingly, with the midfielder establishing himself as first choice in midfield and contributing significantly to Derby's push for promotion, including scoring a stoppage-time free-kick in the 1–0 home win against Sheffield Wednesday. Alex Ferguson once remarked that he had sold Jones too cheaply to Derby. However, as the season drew to a close Derby's form took a dip and Jones found himself moving to the fringes of the first team, only appearing as an 87th-minute substitute in the 1–0 victory over West Bromwich Albion in the Championship Playoff Final which promoted Derby to the Premier League. Despite Derby struggling on their return to the top flight Jones was unable to force himself into the first team on a regular basis, playing only 15 times in the league.
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Following the election of the new government of Uhuru Kenyatta in 2013, relations somewhat took a dip when the new president forged a new foreign policy looking east away from traditional western allies. Kenya–United States relations have been cemented through cooperation against Islamist terrorism and a visit by President Obama to Kenya, which is the homeland of his father. Kenya's athletic mastery of some auspicious American events such as the Boston Marathon and New York Marathon have increased ordinary Americans' consciousness of Kenya paving the way for a warm mutual regard between the two peoples. An attack on Kenya by Al-Qaeda in 1998 as well as subsequent more attacks by Al-Shabaab, has drawn the two countries politically closer due to the shared fate the U.S. has had of similar targeting in the horrific September 11 attacks by Al-Qaeda in Lower Manhattan and The Pentagon.
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Although Kristofferson’s recording career took a dip with the disappointing Spooky Lady Sideshow, his acting career continued to ascend; after starring in Sam Peckinpah’s Pat Garret and Billy the Kid, he was cast in a supporting role in Martin Scorsese’s Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore, which was a smash hit in 1975 and grossed more than $17 million nationwide. Some pointed to Kristofferson’s increased interest in acting as the reason for the decline in his musical success, a sentiment echoed when music publisher Bob Beckham cracked that the singer might want to go back to flying helicopters down to the Gulf Coast, where he had written some of his early famous songs. Kristofferson later stated he was sure “there were some people that really started to get critical of what I was doing. It was as if I were spending so much creative energy on the wrong thing, performing and movies, that my songwriting was suffering. I don’t think it was. I don’t think I’d have done better if I’d been down there in the Gulf still.
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