Her neighbor Nina White, another half-century resident, also took pity on an unwelcome visitor.
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Kylie Jenner could have an unwelcome visitor soon ... a repo man looking for a G-Wagon.
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The Vegas debate stage had the feel of a late-night party suddenly crashed by an unwelcome visitor.
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The Mets had an unwelcome visitor to their dugout in the fourth inning: a rat that sent the players scurrying away.
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Water lingered stubbornly on the raised cement path leading to her front step, lapping at the base of the door like an unwelcome visitor.
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She's irked to have yet another unwelcome visitor, seeing as her estranged boyfriend Hollywood has also shown up uninvited to board up her windows.
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Even more chilling, as we approach Thanksgiving, an unwelcome visitor at your table may soon be the season's first appearance of the infamous Polar Vortex.
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If an unwelcome visitor can get in through the back door, they don't need to bother with the locks and security cameras fixed to the door around the front.
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While soaking up the sunshine on her mega yacht, the songstress had a most unwelcome visitor on Friday that no doubt had her thinking she wanted a bigger boat.
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I can feel the sight of words written by a distant person who is faintly recognizable, perhaps even a past self whose recollection in the present invites an unwelcome visitor.
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Attanai Thaiyuanwong was in for a rude surprise on Sunday when he arrived back at his home in Nonthaburi, Thailand, to find an unwelcome visitor trying to get into his house.
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Dennis Graham was outside Delilah Wednesday night and we asked him about Drake's Hidden Hills pad getting an unwelcome visitor -- a woman who got busted for felony burglary earlier this month.
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But at this moment, I felt like an unwelcome visitor, like someone who had arrived too early to a party or brought some food items to which the host is allergic.
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Last spring several members of these tribes received an unwelcome visitor: an emissary from the Israeli army, calling himself Farid, who urged them to register for plots at a nearby "relocation site".
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" Bare-bones drums, a counterpoint of plucked bass notes and a canopy of sustained strings open up space around Ms. Marling's voice in "Soothing," as she informs an unwelcome visitor, "You can't come in/you don't live here any more" but adds, "I banish you with love.
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MURFREESBORO, Tennessee — Storefronts are boarded up in this quiet town of 2000,22010 about a half hour southeast of Nashville as the town awaits an unwelcome visitor: a parade and rally of white supremacists hoping to open up old wounds and inflame lingering anti-immigrant sentiment in the region.
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MURFREESBORO, Tennessee — Storefronts are boarded up in this quiet town of 21990,21 about a half hour southeast of Nashville as the town awaits an unwelcome visitor: a parade and rally of white supremacists hoping to open up old wounds and inflame lingering anti-immigrant sentiment in the region.
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In a mouse-infested hayloft, sitting on overturned milk buckets, the women drink instant coffee, joke, smoke, weep, endure bouts of morning sickness (one of the women was impregnated by an "unwelcome visitor," as the colony's male elders call the rapists) and debate what a better future might look like.
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If an unwelcome visitor has set up redirects in your inbox, they might be able to intercept any password reset emails you send (see below), so it's important that you make sure you can get at your emails and that they're secure (check for recent activity and logins on the account, and for any forwarding filters you don't recognize having set up).
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After independence, the modern Moldovan republic switched its script back to Roman. At the same time, there was considerable Russophobia which was reflected in the works of such poets as Petr Kerare (Unwelcome Visitor) and Grigore Vieru, which promoted nationalism among ethnic Moldovans at the cost of the Russian-speaking minority.
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But the young lovers promise to meet in town at the local hotel the following evening. When Eva returns home the next morning, she finds an unwelcome visitor. Her ex- husband, Emil, has been waiting for her all night. He wants to reconcile with her, but she tells him that it is too late.
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When Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Brown's mother-in-law arrives she proves to be an unwelcome visitor. She upsets all the peacefulness of the new household. Jerry sneaks off to the French Students' Masque Ball, and while on his way goes into a saloon where two criminal-looking individuals sell him a suit of armor.
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A map taken from the Admiralty Chart made in 1846 In early 2007, large numbers of the protozoan parasite Cryptosporidium were detected in water from the lake, leading to contamination of the public water supply in Galway city and an outbreak of cryptosporidiosis. Another unwelcome visitor is the invasive species Lagarosiphon major (also known as 'curly-leaved waterweed' or 'South African pondweed') which is destroying fish habitat and the zebra mussel.
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386, b Demetrius, according to Plutarch, arrived after Pyrrhus had retired, and when matters had been settled between Alexander and Antipater. Demetrius was now an unwelcome visitor, and Alexander, while he received him with all outward civility, is said by Plutarch to have laid a plan for murdering him at a banquet, a plan which was stymied by the precautions of Demetrius.Plutarch, Demetrius 906, a. b The next day Demetrius took his departure, and Alexander attended him as far as Thessaly.
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In 1978, Volz appeared in the pilot episode of the TV series WKRP in Cincinnati, where she whacked a turntable with her umbrella in protest of the station's format change, and in All In The Family as Edith's spinster relative and unwelcome visitor, Aunt Iola. In 1980, she appeared in several Jack in the Box TV spots as they blew up Jack, one of more than 25 commercials that featured Volz. By 1980 she appeared on TV almost weekly, starting with a recurring role as housekeeper Adelaide Brubaker in the sitcom Diff'rent Strokes.
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The winter after his arrival, the Captain is visited by Black Dog, a villainous-looking man with two fingers missing from his hand. There is a noisy argument between the two, which turns into a lively sword fight and the Captain drives off a wounded Black Dog. As soon as the unwelcome visitor is gone, the Captain suffers a stroke. He is tended to by Dr. Livesey, who discovers the real name of the Captain to be Billy Bones when his arm is bared as a prelude to a surgical bloodletting and the name is found tattooed there.
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Stig, Ulf and Wulf compete in the annual Maktig contest to determine the supreme warrior in all of Skandia when an unexpected-and unwelcome-visitor at Stig's home changes plans. Olaf, Stig's father who had run away with his own shipmates' plunder some years past and thus made himself a widely hated man in Hallasholm, has a request for the Heron crew. He had become the palace guard commander of the city of Byzantos, but the Empress' son had been kidnapped by a fierce pirate named Myrgos and he needed to return the boy for fear of his life. Hal agrees to help him, and they set sail for Byzantos.
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John Yettaw: Suu Kyi's Unwelcome Visitor . Time. He later claimed at trial that he was motivated by a divine vision requiring him to notify her of an impending terrorist assassination attempt.The Times, 28 May 2009, Richard Lloyd Parr, "God asked me to warn her, swimmer John Yettaw tells Suu Kyi trial" On 13 May, Aung San Suu Kyi was arrested for violating the terms of her house arrest because the swimmer, who pleaded exhaustion, was allowed to stay in her house for two days before he attempted the swim back. Aung San Suu Kyi was later taken to Insein Prison, where she could have faced up to five years confinement for the intrusion.
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The term later become a low-ranking clergy title. Plautus, in his play Bacchides (written approximately 194–184 BC), mentions a "large and powerful" doorman / bouncer as a threat to get an unwelcome visitor to leave. Tertullian, an early Christian author living mainly in the 1st century AD, while reporting on the casual oppression of Christians in Carthage, noted that bouncers were counted as part of a semi-legal underworld, amongst other 'shady' characters such as gamblers and pimps.De Fuga in Persecutione – Quintus Septimius Florens Tertullianus, via The Cambridge Ancient History, Volume XI, Second Edition, Page 393, Cambridge University Press, 1970 Within Buddhist lore, the Nio, the twin guardian statues who decorate the entrances of temples, dojos, and various places related with religious importance, are believed to be the embodiment of wrathful deity bodhisattvas such as Vajrapani, Mahasthamaprapta, Vajrasattva, Acala, or various figures within Buddhist legend who accompanied Gautama Buddha during his journeys to spread his teachings to protect him and aid in cases needing justified force.
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