Our character was formed a million summers ago, in the caldron of the game's first afternoons and on the innumerable afternoons that followed.
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Tuesdays (any time) and Wednesdays (afternoons) are cheapest, they found, while games on Saturday (any time) and Monday (afternoons) tend to be the priciest.
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Half a century ago, on sunny afternoons at Wrigley Field — only afternoons back then — he would have swooped in for catches on that very spot.
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When you're looking for a show to fill a few mindless afternoons (or a whole winter's worth of mindless afternoons), it's important to know what exactly you're looking for.
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" On the west coast, the company has "Innovation Afternoons.
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I did, however, spend a couple afternoons testing them out.
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He spends afternoons drinking wine and reading books in cafes.
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Here's the passage in full: I taught in the afternoons.
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IN THE KITCHEN In the afternoons I get to cook.
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Because then they'd have nothing to do in the afternoons.
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We drank it in the afternoons at the window tables.
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They spend afternoons laughing and chasing her around the swings.
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He liked to spend his afternoons in the state library.
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It was one of the great afternoons of my life.
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Afternoons feature cooking classes on Nicaraguan cuisine and sightseeing tours.
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On holiday afternoons they would crowd onto their grandmother's bed.
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Afternoons cleaning string beans and corn from the vegetable patch.
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We spend those afternoons talking openly about the past decade.
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The sky became so sooty that the afternoons resembled evenings.
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On Sunday afternoons I focused my hopes on quality plays.
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On hot afternoons, the friends would head off to Tropical Park,
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WORK/PLAY Jamie and I take turns working on Sunday afternoons.
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A whole season of lazy afternoons reading in the park beckons.
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Traffic on Highway 193 is notoriously awful, even on Friday afternoons.
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To get through it, she imagines hot afternoons spent with Marian.
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Each morning, and most afternoons, Wells presided over an informational seminar.
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My boyfriend works nights so afternoons are normally when he sleeps.
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Everything I see only reminds me of other peaceful summer afternoons.
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I remember having lovely afternoons at Sonia's, trying on the clothes.
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On Sunday afternoons, both families listened to opera on the radio.
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They feel truly seasonal, suited for languid afternoons and balmy nights.
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Sounds of jazz still emanate from the building on Sunday afternoons.
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But those afternoons mattered, because they belonged to me and Lily.
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Plus, more time just relaxing by the pool in the afternoons!
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The point isn't just to provide quicker meals on soccer afternoons.
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In the mornings and afternoons we had intensive lessons and drills.
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After fundraising meetings, I'd spend many afternoons in an obstetrician's office.
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My parents and I spent our Sunday afternoons visiting open houses.
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Breathing in the sweet smells of jasmine on warm, golden afternoons.
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What followed was one of the most stressful afternoons of my life.
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I played pick-up basketball a few blocks away on Saturday afternoons.
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Today was one of those afternoons when everything seemed like a struggle.
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I have tried to stop drinking so much coffee in the afternoons.
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He then spent the afternoons working on his project and other work.
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The fruity rosé pairs well with sushi, shellfish, fruit, and warm afternoons.
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Welcoming followers into their Christmas mornings and their afternoons at the range.
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But I'm older now, I prefer partying on Sunday afternoons today [laughs].
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So all those poolside afternoons and beach getaways you have in mind?
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Eastern on Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays, and afternoons on Wednesdays and Thursdays.
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I drink iced coffee nearly every morning and many afternoons year-round.
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What was it like doing the four-hour ones in the afternoons?
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The long afternoons rolling forward slowly on the ever-slick bottomless highball.
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During the afternoons, he worked as a mechanic at his uncle's shop.
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I ride horses three or four times a week in the afternoons.
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On dead afternoons, they'd all work on a zine called So Bored .
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Jessica could see her children for only four hours on Sunday afternoons.
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Not too shabby since I usually have to work Sunday afternoons anyway.
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It's a popular city gathering place for affordable fun on Sunday afternoons.
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On weekend afternoons, people would bring their kids to hear the music.
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Sullivan is scheduled to teach a daily course on September afternoons and evenings.
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But the Trump administration can on certain afternoons resemble a daytime soap opera.
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Afternoons are spent chatting, chewing, and sipping endless small glasses of sugary tea.
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Long afternoons with so much homework you doubt the toil will ever cease.
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These precious afternoons gave me permission to continue my journey toward self-discovery.
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She spent afternoons at the library, reading, playing computer games and practicing Italian.
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In the afternoons, they return to the cathedral-like Mopani forests to graze.
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He invited his friends and neighbors to bonfires and held you-pick afternoons.
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On most Monday afternoons, I receive a blast of texts with food orders.
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The airline departments that create fare sales usually do so on Monday afternoons.
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Both women spend their afternoons on the leafy campus, canvassing students for support.
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On Sunday afternoons after church, we'd go for drives out in the country.
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Los Angeles was made for day-drinking at public parks on weekday afternoons.
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Afternoons were spent fishing with my great-aunts on one of our ponds.
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Kirsten says the ghost works beside her when she's home in the afternoons.
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Patients continue to do exposures on their own in the afternoons and evenings.
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Most afternoons, he would sweep up the hair at Kev's Unique Barber Shop.
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"We spend most of our afternoons with the door open," Ms. Vendenberg said.
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I have felt this way on Sunday afternoons since I was a kid.
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"We have seen when we introduce more of our cold beverage innovation, it's improving afternoons and our nonmembers [of Starbucks Rewards] tend to shop with us in the afternoons," COO Roz Brewer said on the quarterly conference call with analysts Thursday.
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While long, sunny afternoons are far behind us, glowing skin doesn't have to be.
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But the Upper West Side, Owens said, is a dead zone on weekday afternoons.
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On weekends, morning and afternoons cost $34, and evening and night timeframes are $39.
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It almost makes us nostalgic for afternoons at school digging through Encyclopedia Britannica. Almost.
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He weathered the drought by closing the factory on Friday afternoons and freezing pay.
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The habit has been encouraged by the television "blackout" of games on Saturday afternoons.
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For some, it's associated with picnics in the park, afternoons poolside, and leisurely hikes.
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Maremma's nature preserve, rife with hiking trails, birdsong and wildlife, made for purifying afternoons.
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I love going on Friday afternoons — it totally sets the tone for the weekend.
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Fees are 3,050 pounds ($4,072) per term for mornings and 1,800 pounds for afternoons.
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The nest was about to empty, and the weekend afternoons were beginning to yawn.
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New eight to 10 minute segments will air on Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons.
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Sure, I got a little drowsy in the afternoons… But like, I always do.
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The weekday Guided Practica at Tango Berretín ($8) is regularly full on Wednesday afternoons.
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The court had allotted Gunn time with Abush on Sundays and on Thursday afternoons.
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Mr. Schwartz, a black belt in karate, spends many Sunday afternoons in the office.
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" She tested her new invention on her acquaintances, the stories go, hosting "coffee afternoons.
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Afternoons are spent on most of my reading/research/writing, so I stay sharp.
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I usually spend Sunday afternoons from 1 to 6 preparing for the coming week.
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ESPN2 will show it on Thursday and Friday afternoons, and stream it online here.
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For a few years, they even made it from weekend afternoons to prime time.
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Afternoons include visits to historic villages and meeting local olive oil and wine producers.
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He arranged for his son to attend music school in the afternoons and evenings.
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When families called the office on Saturday afternoons, Dr. Rabinowitz was there to answer.
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In the afternoons, I'd smoke a bowl, or pop a gummy bear, or both.
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Jude was six, and was being seen by two specialists four afternoons a week.
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Locals who knew Sasha and Lee from the neighborhood came by in the afternoons.
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For some reason, the mornings just go by so much quicker than the afternoons.
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In the afternoons, he puts his boots on again and catches another ride back.
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He sits there most afternoons, reading a book and waiting for her to appear.
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It has endured afternoons in which the ideas have not flowed quite so easily.
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An enduring influence of those afternoons he spent reading comics is perhaps more overt.
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They look at her Instagram some afternoons, and say mean things about her pictures.
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So I'd creep into my brother's darkened room on quiet weekend afternoons, and just watch.
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That means more time studying, instead of spending afternoons laboriously fetching water from far away.
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Jay Leaird used to spend his afternoons mulling over math problems and texting his friends.
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La Liga has tweaked its timings (though players may rue games in torrid Iberian afternoons).
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I don't mind, because I get to go workout and enjoy my afternoons every day.
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Think of afternoons spent riding atop bicycle handlebars and peeking from behind cat-eye sunglasses.
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On weekend afternoons, Portuguese music brings in a large, happy crowd to the busy market.
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The cars push out frolicking kids, quiet afternoons reading on a bench and sidewalk cafes.
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And not just all of the nights, we're trying to win the afternoons and anytime.
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There is still joy in Sunday afternoons spent wandering in and out of stores, right?
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My swims are longer in the mornings than afternoons, the itinerary determined by the weather.
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Rides on the five-seater helicopter are available on weekday afternoons from 2-6 p.m.
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Pumpkin Spice Oatmeal Balls The perfect pick-me-up for those fall afternoons to come.
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On Thursday afternoons, we reveal the "back story" about the photo and what it depicts.
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He has more free time to relax in the afternoons, but his mornings are busier.
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These things are critical in morning, but they are even more critical in the afternoons.
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Often, the wind ramps up in the afternoons and the Flathead can quickly get rough.
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The only formal sex education I ever had took place at school, on Wednesday afternoons.
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Well, more accurately, we eat a lot of breakfast sandwiches on hungover weekend mid-afternoons.
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She spent most afternoons playing outside, riding through the hills, or swimming with her cousins.
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It was one of those afternoons in New York that encouraged either yelling or drinking.
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Four points is a couple of bad afternoons over the course of five long months.
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Consider a rolling cooler (again, planning for a long walk from parking) for long afternoons.
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In most places, those are hot summer afternoons when everyone turns on the air conditioning.
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Long summer afternoons, birthday dinners, and singing the Miss America theme song in the bathroom.
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While my mornings are busy with work, my afternoons are almost always full of meetings.
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Transitional pieces that work for both chilly fall mornings and warm afternoons are in order.
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We were the kind of church that did these things on Sunday afternoons, you see.
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He worked afternoons and weekends at his father's gas station near Los Angeles until college.
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A prudent Trump wouldn't spend his afternoons barking at foreign leaders and risking nuclear war.
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But the moment for languid afternoons spent naming the knees and the eyelashes has passed.
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I'd spend long afternoons and evenings at Starbucks, doing practice tests in a zombielike state.
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A lack of sunny afternoons might have allowed the turf to soften, rather than firming up.
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Whether it will improve the show on Saturday afternoons, when qualifying takes place, is less certain.
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It is extremely sluttish, wicked, and slothful to fuck in the afternoons, and therefore totally enjoyable.
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And afternoons are spent in the photo studio creating content for Honest's many social media channels.
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We spent afternoons playing pool at lesbian bars and eating in Oak Lawn, Dallas's gay neighborhood.
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On the home front, she realized that whole evenings and weekend afternoons disappeared into channel surfing.
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As a rule, politicians don't make announcements they are proud of on Friday afternoons in August.
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Even on dreary and newsless afternoons — the kind that journalists dread — his non-newscasts somehow sparkled.
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Mr. Allen spent his Saturday afternoons reading from scripts that described the messy entanglements of opera.
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As at Bosquier, afternoons are devoted to matches, but at Lignano, midday is time for fun.
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Personally, I set aside the last hour of Friday afternoons to clean and organize my workspace.
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In the afternoons, she would help her aunt wash the family's sweat-soaked clothes by hand.
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Parisian art galleries aren't renowned for their decadent party spirit, at least not on weekday afternoons.
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Events were held on Saturday afternoons and Sunday mornings so everyone could return home for work.
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He stacked his schedule in the mornings so he could have his afternoons free to skate.
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She spent afternoons in the park with her children, returning to the building only at night.
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What programs are offered to students on weekday afternoons at Lockerman-Bundy Elementary School in Baltimore?
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"Dad and I would pass time, whole afternoons, not speaking to each other," she told me.
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Especially on dark afternoons, with the mist spitting in her face like some pissed-off ghost.
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Guests can take their coffee (free in the afternoons) to the terrace for some fresh air.
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MANY OFFICE serfs like to slip away early on Friday afternoons in the quiet summer months.
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School children come up a couple of afternoons every week to take basic lessons from him.
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Talwar has been checking each morning (and often afternoons, as well as just before we spoke).
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On Sunday afternoons, large families fill the streets, venturing out together for their weekly dim sum.
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Additional games will follow on a weekly basis, with all of them airing during weekday afternoons.
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However, in the early mornings, afternoons and evenings, diners are more likely to sit and eat.
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Listen to AM View weekday mornings, PM View weekday afternoons, and Power Politics on the weekend.
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It's free and open to the public all week, but Sunday afternoons are the main event.
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In an interview with GQ magazine, Lin-Manuel Miranda credited his unattended afternoons with fostering inspiration.
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This is when parents began filling afternoons and weekends with lessons, tutors and traveling sports games.
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While the mornings went fast, I only wish I could say the same for the afternoons.
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"It happened in his dressing room above studio 1A, which was empty in the afternoons," Zinone says.
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Working during the afternoons and evenings, she spent her mornings writing Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone.
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Starbucks has been looking to boost its U.S. sales by coaxing customers into stores in the afternoons.
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So this list that I'm giving you today came from two afternoons of listening to the records.
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We then go to the other side of town because we both teach there on Friday afternoons.
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Buy at Mission Workshop A lightweight shell is a must, especially for early mornings and drizzly afternoons.
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They often spent their afternoons on the beach, kicking a soccer ball, swimming, running races, and roughhousing.
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K. spent her afternoons hanging out with fellow society-members in a house only they could enter.
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Anime is lazy childhood afternoons watching Dragonball Z, or getting up early before school to watch Pokémon.
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PUBLIC-RELATIONS professionals know that the best time to release bad news is late on Friday afternoons.
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Workers streamed from their offices on late July afternoons, with pints of beer and sunglasses in hand.
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While some schools accepted more students, others hosted different sets of students in the mornings and afternoons.
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These include scrapping some races, shortening the course, using the afternoons, or going into Sunday, Smith said.
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A kindergarten teacher emailed to tell him his students try to decipher his poem in the afternoons.
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MAGIC MOMENTS I like to spend the afternoons practicing new tricks and brushing up on old ones.
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In the afternoons, he performs maintenance on Longquan's websites and helps organize workshops on back-end programming.
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And hoteliers and others in the tourism industry argue that abbreviated winter afternoons cut short business opportunities.
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This classic toy will take you back in time to the long afternoons in your grandma's basement.
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"We used to go to my grandparents' for lunch on Sunday afternoons," Langone recalls of his childhood.
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This week, she's noticed a change in the crowds, not in the morning, but in the afternoons.
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She remembered carefree, preschool afternoons creating skyscrapers out of blocks and T. rexes out of puzzle pieces.
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Lee Meyer, a retired New York City schoolteacher, recently began getting strange telephone calls on weekday afternoons.
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And I should find a way to do it on like Friday afternoons or something like that.
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He met his students in the morning, and spent his afternoons with his close friends, discussing philosophy.
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The Sunday Afternoons Ultra Adventure Hat uses a UPF 50+ fabric to shade your face and neck.
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He spends his afternoons selling necklaces on the beach after school to supplement his $2000 monthly salary.
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Anzora spent his afternoons tagging abandoned houses in the alleys where the leftist guerrillas had dug trenches.
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At Baghdad University, he spent mornings studying the ancient civilizations of Mesopotamia and afternoons studying European art.
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ENTERTAINMENT On Sunday afternoons, we'll usually catch the latest blockbuster at iPic Theaters at South Street Seaport.
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In rugby, I was a "prop," spending my afternoons with one arm around a sturdy little hooker.
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On Thursday afternoons, we will reveal at the bottom of this post more information about the photo.
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Approved visitors can come on Sunday afternoons, when they'll often barbecue and play cornhole in the backyard.
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At CBS, Jim Nantz and Phil Simms will continue their double duty on Thursday nights and Sunday afternoons.
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Listenership tends to be highest on Friday afternoons between 3 and 5pm, when hosts focus on local bands.
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It was like playing a live-action video game, and one of the best afternoons of my life.
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Learn More | Buy on Amazon A lightweight shell is a must, especially for early mornings and drizzly afternoons.
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My boss is in meetings all afternoons so I unsuccessfully try to clear my inbox to stay busy.
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The small part of me that still has fond memories of wasting afternoons playing Shaq-Fu perked up.
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Porn is perfect for the lazy afternoons when I'm horny and feeling like thinking about nothing but sexuality.
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She works when her kids are at school and spends most afternoons roaming around the countryside with them.
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It was happening on Sunday afternoons in church basements, where home baked good and family recipes reigned supreme.
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It makes me think of long afternoons in the park, of luxuriating over lunch in the dappled light.
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"Public Trust" invites participants to consider the impact of their words — but only on Saturday afternoons at CAMH.
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They take me back to afternoons spent at my father's allotment with these silent beings in dilapidated attendance.
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It's only April, but temperatures are hitting the 80s in the afternoons, and Aedes mosquitoes are already here.
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In the afternoons I work until about 3:40, when I get my older daughter off the bus.
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Afternoons are a bit more relaxed and are when I deal with email, proposals and other administrative work.
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Does Swift also spend her Sunday afternoons in New York ambling around Times Square, taking in the sights?
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I was playing an intense pickup match of soccer, as we did most afternoons in soccer-crazed Haiti.
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Hokey Pokey, Vanille & Marille, Berlin Homemade, Die Eismacher and Fräulein Frost all provide maximum pleasure on warm afternoons.
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One group was assigned to interact with the seal robot Paro for two weekday afternoons for 12 weeks.
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Yes, on some afternoons, Duvel stood outside the toy store for a while, looking in through the window.
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Afternoons are spent away from the keyboard at the drafting table on the other end of the space.
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Weekday mornings and early afternoons, the diocese's WDMB will air daily Masses, rosary prayers and call-in shows.
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In my memory, it was a city of steam and sweat, rice and fish, of languid, muggy afternoons.
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Fiona and I spend our afternoons wandering these cracked sidewalks, peeking in the windows of old Tacoma craftsmen.
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Afternoons, piano keys plinked in her great-aunt Robbie's rear room below — her young students practicing their scales.
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And the winner was each of my afternoons spent with an installment of "The Human Centipede" torture trilogy.
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The man would visit the owner of a furniture store where Mr. Spano spent slow afternoons watching television.
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On Sunday afternoons, it was frequently filled with professors, neighbors, visiting dignitaries and friends from around the world.
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In the afternoons, the couple takes a break to tramp the local countryside with their Border collie, Rab.
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He sat in his store for many fruitless afternoons, giving high discounts to the few customers who came.
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They practice at 6 three mornings a week before school, then at 3:15 six afternoons a week.
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We're offering a suggestion for every night of the festival (and weekend afternoons), with an emphasis on variety.
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They were soon spending afternoons studying Hebrew at a Starbucks and organizing happy hours for their fellow students.
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The company just had its best quarter ever for beverages but is facing slower traffic in the afternoons.
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We tend to hit bookstores on Sunday afternoons so we can buy books to add to our collection.
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In the early days, there were afternoons when "we served a whopping total of seven customers," recalls Jeon.
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The border moves north on Sunday afternoons and Monday mornings when those thousands return to the United States.
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I try not to stay late at all on Friday afternoons, but it's the best time to make copies.
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Motorists from all directions blare their horns as they realize the march is about to fuck up their afternoons.
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In that way, two networks would be marketing Thursday nights, just as two networks promote and televise Sunday afternoons.
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Hundreds of people ogled the store from the street, which is turned into a pedestrian walkway on weekend afternoons.
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One gray afternoon –the afternoons are all gray – Thomasin is alone in a field, playing with her baby brother.
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Many mornings, evenings, and afternoons later, and we've arrived to December 13, 2017 — hasn't it been a wild ride?
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I generally take showers in the afternoons and evenings when I am able to, preferably after I work out.
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Senate staffers would spend afternoons and evenings in the basement of the NRSC, making calls on behalf of candidates.
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The Teenage Dream diva has flashbacks to their carefree times, filled with dancing at parties and leisurely afternoons painting.
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Discreet, portable, and stylish, this bong is a great idea for afternoons loitering in public parks with your crew.
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They're very personal in nature, even if the game looks silly and was probably done in a few afternoons.
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As the rain poured down on Sunday afternoons I'd sit scrolling through every single picture of them on Facebook.
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The afternoons were for horseback rides, massages and 303 holes on some of the country's most famous golf courses.
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Off-shore islands, such as the Rosarios, make for stunning boating excursions and sleepy afternoons with beers on beaches.
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He called Mr. Bernandez "Dad" or "Uncle," and they played soccer together in the afternoons at a nearby park.
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I was obsessed with that basement, and the fact that he could spend his afternoons doing whatever he wanted.
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Wong, on the other hand, spent afternoons at the local performing arts center and watched Wong Kar-wai movies.
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Still, on Sunday afternoons he would bring groceries to some of the elderly people he knew, Ms. Robinson said.
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Those afternoons at the kitchen table, and the stories we listened to, shaped the way we saw the world.
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At 10, she was spending her mornings in the fields, picking corn and tomatoes, and her afternoons in school.
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Afternoons she ran Fleming Boutique, a clothes store she opened to capitalize on her growing fame as a model.
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For example, I have encouraged my neighbors to engage in outdoor walk-chats around the community during the afternoons.
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Being mindful on vacation can help us fully appreciate each moment, from exhilarating new adventures to relaxing quiet afternoons.
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He was turning blue from ocean temperatures that even on balmy summer afternoons might barely flirt with 60 degrees.
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There's a small chance that some drizzle makes it into the mix during the afternoons, but one simple solution?
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The diagnosis came after I'd spent too many afternoons sobbing in the bathroom, convinced I'd never get it clean.
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They still meet — not to discuss finances, but for lunch and afternoons spent at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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During afternoons helping his father there, Mr. Mouzannar passed vitrines jammed with jewels crafted in the Falamenk Ottoman style.
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That way, he could spend three or four afternoons during the week at home, gardening and enjoying the outdoors.
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"Last year, I was in Barcelona, and the mornings were cold and the afternoons were very hot," explains Afridi.
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On Saturday afternoons, Latino families line up for tangy mangonadas at La Palapa, a food trailer in Sioux City.
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In this fantasy world, we don't waste countless afternoons wandering the aisles of Home Depot in search of hardware.
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As the sun sets on summer, picking outfits becomes harder thanks to chilly mornings and hot-as-hell afternoons.
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The conversation continues all week, often attracting over a thousand comments, until we post a "reveal" on Thursday afternoons.
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On late afternoons, young Fijians in villages take turns pounding the kava, known locally as yaqona, with a tabili.
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It is one of those blistering afternoons when the ceiling fans seem merely to slosh heat around the room.
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By January 2017, Mr. Maxwell was whiling away weekend afternoons playing Scrabble with Ms. Thornburgh at her Philadelphia apartment.
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IndyCar now seems to run its races on Monday afternoons, on the day after the Olympics ended, no less.
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Highview Creations gives Friday afternoons off in winter in part because the company can't afford to in the summer.
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Electricity use also often soars on hot, sunny afternoons, so installing more solar panels can help satisfy this demand.
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On weekday afternoons, Make the Road is a beehive of activity, its clients a mix of citizens and non-citizens.
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"In the afternoons I do a 1- to 2-hour sword fighting session with my trainer, James Lew," she said.
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Between 3PM and 4PM on Wednesday is the worst time to travel, but Friday and Saturday afternoons also have spikes.
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Since I do love/cherish breakfast, I'll sip a cup on those afternoons I'm compelled to eat Cheez-Its recreationally.
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"Jeopardy!" typically doesn't air until the evening, but due to programming schedules, some local stations air episodes in the afternoons.
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I spent the afternoons exploring the different islands, taking in the stunning vistas, and relaxing on the sun-kissed beaches.
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It was one of the special afternoons when our bus provider sent a double decker rather than a standard coach.
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When she started preschool, and I would pick her up in the afternoons, kids would always ask her about me.
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In the mornings, afternoons, and into the evenings he shaped the Obama head while I sat nearby, asking more questions.
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That's not to say that a True Blood re-watch isn't fun, or worth a couple of stray rainy afternoons.
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Let's hope that whatever this star has on her agenda, she still spends her afternoons with the viewers at home.
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Initially, for Benitez and friends the new venture meant an alternative to nightlife and something to do on weekend afternoons.
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My Thursday afternoons were often spent figuring out which crew I would watch Scandal with later on in the evening.
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I crossed the border every morning and did my homework at the Camarena Memorial Library [in Calexico] during the afternoons.
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Student-body meetings (pictured above) take place on Friday afternoons, when students at conventional universities might be playing beer pong.
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Impulse control can be contained and channeled into intuition by quiet afternoons on the screen porch reading long complicated books.
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The port's customs and immigration depots were large enough to field their own soccer teams, which played on Wednesday afternoons.
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I've spent hundreds of afternoons burrowing deep into cyberspace and perusing yellowed news clippings from The Times's historical archive, a.k.a.
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Weekend afternoons are popular for people-watching, when local families lend a homey vibe to the otherwise surf-dominated scene.
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The Getaway You don't have to wait until Saturday to start your weekend; the fun can begin on Friday afternoons.
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The trees of British Columbia provided a visually interesting obstacle for the fog that rolled around on the rainy afternoons.
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The dementia patients received 193-minute sessions three afternoons per week with the robot or plush toy for 10 weeks.
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When the sun shines through the smoked-glass facade on late summer afternoons, an orange glow descends on Turtle Bay.
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She visits one man for four hours every Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning, and cares for the other Wednesday afternoons.
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He asked my parents if I would be interested in assisting him in the afternoons for a couple of weeks.
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She recalls afternoons spent rollerblading with friends and eating heaps of Italian food and ice cream — in the same outing.
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In Tokyo, children start riding the subway alone by first grade, and in Paris, they spend afternoons unaccompanied at playgrounds.
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Sunday Routine She comes from music royalty, but that doesn't stop her from committing to her craft in the afternoons.
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Five nights and two afternoons a week on Broadway, "Angels in America" sets out on its grueling, eight-hour course.
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The same week in September saw the first day of both courses, yoga on Saturday mornings, mentoring on Saturday afternoons.
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Lennon, Paul McCartney and George Harrison, all of them still teenagers, soon began whiling away their afternoons at the club.
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Amini and the second-oldest sister spent Thursday afternoons at a poetry circle that met at a nearby public library.
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But once the temperature drops in the fall, those sunny afternoons are mine again—and now, so is the gear.
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DeJon, who D.J.s "The Take Over" on Saturday afternoons on 103.9 FM, presides over this stand-up soiree in Brooklyn.
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These afternoons of intimacy and friendship will be with me long after the clothes have become stained, threadbare and unwearable.
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In the afternoons, customers clink glass steins of corn-laced lagers and smoked beers that are produced on the premises.
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The program kicks off with an opening reception at Residency gallery Friday night, followed by two afternoons of open studios.
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The film runs about two hours and screens on Saturday afternoons and on select weekdays; check the website for times.
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The Art of Fashion: As a little girl, she would frequently spend afternoons at Chelsea art galleries with her parents.
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"[Jerky] became my coding food of choice," he tells me, reflecting on those long, unforgiving afternoons locked in a cubicle.
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On Sunday afternoons when my family gathers at our home, my 4-year-old grandson often gravitates toward me to play.
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It's the sound of Spring kicking the sun's motor into action, of afternoons starting to spread their way into later evenings.
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Our afternoons consisted of making snacks, doing homework and the occasional chore for my mother such as folding laundry -- and television.
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A Parisian cellist (Audrey Hepburn) and an American playboy (Gary Cooper) spar through amorous afternoons in his suite in the Ritz.
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But the classic go-to style for post-workout brunch, time-starved mornings, and sweltering afternoons doesn't have to signal defeat.
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I make my meal plan and grocery list on Fridays and put in the order for pick up on Saturday afternoons.
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Afternoons at his plantation used to echo to the calls of howler monkeys (pictured above) proclaiming their territories to potential interlopers.
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I am a caffeine addict, but I despise our Keurig coffee, so I usually try to avoid it during the afternoons.
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I remember so many weekend afternoons, learning every curve of every track, always wondering about the worlds they took place in.
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The replicas will be on display Saturday and Sunday afternoons in Oklahoma City before moving to New York, then to Washington.
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Scientists continue to study this fascinating, mysterious state of matter—particularly when they can duck out early on hot Friday afternoons.
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Still, I have the memories of the cotton candy and peanut-filled afternoons with Grandma Mann Another time, another era gone.
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Sometimes those cold and drafty Saturday afternoons learning kata in the Marble Factory often felt like the bilge end of "satori".
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In the afternoons, people often practice acroyoga (sort of a mix of yoga and acrobatics) in the middle of the tent.
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You would be forgiven if, one of these afternoons in Central Park, you failed to notice a cyclist named William Alvarez.
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Desmond typically worked three sessions each day in spring training: early drills, regular practice and late afternoons with the minor leaguers.
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On Sunday afternoons this season, CNN, Fox News and MSNBC have had their audiences grow by more than a million viewers.
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I've been a names obsessive since childhood, when I'd pass afternoons addressing letters to grand-sounding personages of my own concoction.
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In the afternoons and evenings, Josephine often brought out traditional Lebanese food to feed her family and share with her customers.
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It's boring in a lonely way, the kind of boring that makes you think of rural train stations or November afternoons.
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During the afternoons, bands play free shows "off-venue", which means the drinking starts early and it's easy to meet people.
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Growing up in Chinatown, she relished afternoons with her tradition-minded grandfather, who taught her Cantonese and the teachings of Confucius.
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He spends mornings at Twitter and afternoons at Square, with breaks at Blue Bottle coffee shop in between, according to Recode.
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Yet on a series of recent afternoons, the EB Ice Box, along with the Eddie Bauer store itself, was mostly empty.
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He credited his love of art to afternoons spent wandering alone at the Prado, while his mother did the family's shopping.
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Eight teams — all owned by McMahon's company — will compete in a 10-game regular season, likely on Sunday afternoons, he said.
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CreditCredit DETROIT — It is a place to gather after Saturday night dinners and after the church doors open on Sunday afternoons.
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He attended classes by day and worked for his father in the afternoons, as he had since the age of 13.
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In childhood, he spent afternoons watching Ross paint landscapes on TV. He remembered caring more about the painter than the painting.
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On Saturday afternoons in the fall, whenever she had the chance, she would watch nationally televised Alabama football games with friends.
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"At the Guggenheim, you would get an hour for lunch and half-hour breaks in the mornings and afternoons," she observed.
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This summer, she plans to spend her mornings lobstering and her afternoons on the farm, wading through the shallow mud flats.
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Senators may sit for an abbreviated morning session, rather than the afternoons stretching late into the night earlier in the week.
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All of the apartments have working fireplaces, and on some gloomy afternoons, Shapton has worked by the glow of the flames.
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It was easy to get lost, to lose track, to lose time between the weeks and days and palm-tree afternoons.
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Sunday afternoons — a time to reset, recover, and attempt to transcend those Sunday Scaries — have always been a private, personal affair.
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As a student, I spent long afternoons at the eighth-century Umayyad Mosque with its slender 11th-century minaret, a masterpiece.
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On weekend afternoons, it's a tossup as to what's playing, but be it singers or skaters, the venue is first-class.
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In the eastern coastal city of Bhubaneswar, parks are kept open in afternoons so outdoor workers can sit in the shade.
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Most mornings and afternoons, she and her husband, a pioneer in software security, debated theory in the Cambridge department's tea room.
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They require ''Maker hours'' — long, unspoiled afternoons to muse, contemplate the verities, build digital things and play stress-relieving games of Carcassonne.
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Emily Duggan, 16, spends most afternoons at a dance studio tucked behind a shopping plaza near her home in Exeter, New Hampshire.
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The word IKEA usually brings to mind memories of endless, sweaty afternoons spent decrypting their assembly instructions to build that BILLY bookcase.
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Witness the traffic jams on the arterial roads out of Moscow on Friday afternoons, as the weekend rush to the dacha begins.
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Note that the fair is free to browse, but that ferries on weekdays and weekend afternoons cost $2 round trip for adults.
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I had seen houses like this before as a child, when my father took me to work with him on Sunday afternoons.
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A: It comes in the small moments; it's laughing so hard it hurts and beautiful afternoons spent with people I care about.
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The calf now spends his afternoons happily running with them in the backyard, chasing chickens and going inside to eat and sleep.
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The study reports on a group with morning newspapers that uses its distribution network to deliver eggs and fruit in the afternoons.
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I remember those warm summer afternoons when my mom would have to drag me to her room to get my hair done.
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As Mexico City's central market for illegal merchandise, Tepito offers miracles of consumerism, afternoons of respite from the grind of economic exclusion.
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Using it doesn't make me feel like I've stepped back into the early 20th century with afternoons of spearfishing and butter churning.
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This, combined with a new friendship that seemed to revolve solely around spending afternoons baking, made me gain a lot of weight.
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You can take it over again after they leave and spend wintry afternoons leaned up against the padded headboard, reading and streaming.
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Call the show "The Loyal Opposition: A Democratic Party Forum" and run it live 50 Wednesday afternoons a year at 85033 p.m.
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One of the start-up's most popular benefits is a beer cart that makes the rounds in the office on Friday afternoons.
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When I came home from school in the afternoons, I remembered what was said about us, about the projects, about our poverty.
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The best part, though, is that they've become people we can share clothes with, talk fashion with, and spend afternoons shopping with .
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Long afternoons at the dog-run shrank to walks around the block, which became a handful of steps just beyond the doorway.
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Decades later, no one in my family remembers what we talked about, or ate, or how we spent our afternoons that week.
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Her childhood was "all-American," she said, recalling late afternoons at marching band practice, at the Y.M.C.A. or selling Girl Scout cookies.
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You can find Tajín served alongside the freshly sliced mango sold on the street in New York City on humid summer afternoons.
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Andrew Ruiz, now 27, a musician who also lived at Ghost Ship, spent his afternoons teaching art in elementary-school aftercare programs.
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On game day afternoons, only game highlights are allowed on the video board, and there are still no sponsor signs in sight.
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And so our grip on the things we think we can control — like what our children do with their afternoons — grows tighter.
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Occasionally these afternoons took a bizarre turn — such as the time Wilensky took Weiss and her playing partner into an erotic bakery.
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On afternoons like this he could clearly imagine himself taking a seat next to Korach during a regular-season game one day.
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"He would go to work in the afternoons after school at 2 or 2:30, and work till 19993 o'clock," Ramey recalls.
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Ms. Waters has introduced more public gatherings recently, like the reading group "Tea and Trollope," which takes place seasonally on Sunday afternoons.
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A proper sun hat, like the Sunday Afternoons Ultra Adventure Hat will protect your neck and shoulders in addition to your face.
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Until December, she had been performing regularly at Birdland in Midtown Manhattan on Saturday afternoons with the bassist and singer Jay Leonhart.
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It was a rare occurrence for a president who typically spends weekend afternoons during winter on his golf course in Palm Beach.
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Garen Scribner, who performs in lieu of Mr. Fairchild on Wednesday evenings and Saturday afternoons, will take over full-time beginning March 15.
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PERINO: You know, I grew up not far from there, and in the summertime in the afternoons, the winds really does pick up.
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Across two afternoons and two stages, we held talks on China's consumption upgrade, cross-border trends, biomedical industries, and the future of blockchain.
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And there's open hiring Monday through Friday in the afternoons at their main office hub in the south of the city, ads show.
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I treasure those afternoons when my English teachers, both Lost fans, entertained students' wild theories and then gave their more tempered, plausible ones.
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One characterized the beverage, which we drank chilled, as "easy to drink," making it good for day drinking on long, hot summer afternoons.
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Mr Graham (Declan Bennett) remembers waiting for his dad to come home from work on Saturday afternoons to take him to the football.
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And laws dating to 958 in England and 1203 in Scotland restricted labour on Saturday afternoons in order to prepare for the Sabbath.
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Within a few minutes, all of those wasted hours spent inside on sunny afternoons after school suddenly come flooding back like muscle memory.
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Still, most of her afternoons and evenings are spent sitting in her chair, looking at the clouds and sky through a picture window.
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And a new survey from intelliAd Media, which studied traffic to shopping sites, found that traffic surged during weekday afternoons between 2100 p.m.
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"People can't get enough of the Egg McMuffins in the afternoons and the evenings," he told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" on Monday.
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We'd spend the entirety of our afternoons getting dressed, picking out our clothes and makeup to be as outrageous and radical as possible.
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Usually, I spend my Sunday afternoons meal prepping, but I've had an active day already and don't feel like walking to Trader Joe's.
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Too Faced feels your pain, which is why the brand is releasing a face mist made just for these mornings (or late afternoons).
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Summertime calls for long afternoons spent sitting outside under a blue sky with a group of good friends or perhaps a wonderful book.
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Olivia continued to rise at six each morning for her job at Belle Isle, and then helped on the farm afternoons and weekends.
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"The most popular time to go to a museum is on Sunday afternoons," Mr. Gray said, and a rainy one is even worse.
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So we spent many mornings snorkeling in the house reef just off the shore, and our afternoons and evenings lazily eating and lounging.
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Afternoons he often spent in silence at his grandmother's house next door, watching as she knit stars to sew together into a tablecloth.
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On hot summer afternoons we head to the playground inside the Britzer Garten, an extravagant park located, like an oasis, in gritty Neukölln.
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Yulia and I would work in the mornings, then in the afternoons we would go for a walk to an abandoned quarry nearby.
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The Pacific Rim league, founded in 1983, plays on Sunday afternoons at a Vancouver facility where the 2010 Olympic curling events were held.
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One of the book's nagging passages depicts parks on winter afternoons, where "those who do not work, who produce nothing" idle on benches.
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As someone who would not spend too many afternoons watching race cars, Formula E is still thrilling in a way that transcends sport.
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In the long-term, you can minimize groggy mornings (or afternoons) by sticking to as consistent a sleep schedule as possible, Vaughn says.
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These days, rather than turning on the NFL after church on Sunday afternoons, he plays board games and seeks out calming, spiritual movies.
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Soon I was spending afternoons at his house playing "Axis & Allies" and listening to him go on at great length about military aircraft.
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A week of concerts will put the instrument through its paces, as will a springtime Pipes at One series on Friday afternoons. Feb.
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These days, I spend my mornings writing depressing columns about a political culture marred by distrust and my afternoons visiting places like Thread.
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Sign up for it right here: Expect us in your inboxes on most weekday afternoons and let us know what questions you have.
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The resort has a curling rink in its courtyard, available to groups by reservation but free to guests on Friday and Saturday afternoons.
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Mornings are chilly, but afternoons can get as hot as July heat waves — but blasting your AC all day is not the answer.
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Thanks to packed trips to the drive-in and Saturday afternoons spent watching movie marathons on cable, we became steeped in pop culture.
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But Mr. Pérez spent many afternoons and evenings this month crouched over a phone screen, sending encrypted messages to The New York Times.
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"I imagined long, silent afternoons in spotless rooms, typing clean lines of prose while the baby napped beatifically in a sunbeam," she recalls.
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Both sides of the family had a history of alcoholism, and even at 11 her father spent afternoons drinking rum with his grandfather.
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Virtually all of them had been displayed in the Wrightsman homes for years, providing a sublime ambience for dinner parties and quiet afternoons.
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In Derry, at least, most pubs advertise Premier League games being shown live on Saturday afternoons, presumably being broadcast from across the border.
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Daylight saving time will be over, and what will follow are months of dark afternoons unpunctuated by young feet racing for a ball.
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Then, on Thursday afternoons, we select several prompts from the last week and highlight the best student comments on them in this roundup.
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Television broadcasters are largely discouraged from talking gambling, so don't expect a rash of comments on spreads or over-unders on Sunday afternoons.
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At another, someone worked remotely while living out of a van for three months, skiing in the mornings and working in the afternoons.
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She created a lighting scheme meant to balance daylight with electrical lighting in changing conditions, from gray winter mornings to brilliant summer afternoons.
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As another summer approaches, low-proof drinks — both refreshing and a smart choice for long, sun-baked afternoons — are moving into wide circulation.
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You'll also have to find another stoner movie to fill your Sunday afternoons, because Pineapple Express is among the titles getting the axe.
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Students continue to comment all week, and then on Thursday afternoons we reveal the "back story" about the photo and what it depicts.
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Some colleges have asked provocative speakers to appear in the afternoons, rather than the evenings, to try to minimize the potential for violence.
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At that point, Cooper wanted to be a poet, and thought he'd make a living as a rural postman, writing in the afternoons.
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When I was a child, he often spent Saturday afternoons playing along to Beatles or Rolling Stones records on his old upright bass.
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Drinking excessive amounts of tea while having heartfelt conversations with friends and family is what almost every Turkish person does in the afternoons.
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That's how I ended up, on one of my first afternoons, in a strip mall in the East Hollywood neighborhood of Thai Town.
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Popular safari areas can be chilly mornings and late afternoons and very hot at midday, so dress in layers (and wear a hat).
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In the afternoons, he held office hours, where students said they felt welcome to talk about the class, the law and their futures.
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Or, in other words, please don't murder someone to impress that guy or girl you like, who comes into the shop most Friday afternoons.
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Nothing makes our minds wander to thoughts of beach days and poolside afternoons quite like the act of swaddling on a chilly winter day.
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It didn't even occur to me that none of the people I spent my afternoons with looked at all like me or my family.
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Back when Mr. Ramazan was a boy, he used to spend his mornings at school and his afternoons helping his father in the shop.
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The combination may seem curious, but it seemed to work as Indians arrived during the morning Hindu ceremonies, while tourists congregated in the afternoons.
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My company offers a snack on Friday afternoons, and today's is hot chocolate with a few toppings, including sprinkles and regular and vegan marshmallows.
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We used to come here a lot, Sunday afternoons when it was packed with churchgoers just out of service, resplendent in their Sunday finery.
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It's for all the boys and girls who ever spent tedious preadolescent afternoons at soccer practice, thinking, "You know what would be cool..." TubiTV.
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"It was just kind of wrong place, wrong time," Potter told the AP, adding that minimal storms have hit the area in recent afternoons.
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He reminisces about ample parking and whiling away afternoons at cafes where friends like Lenny Bruce or Dick Gregory would stop by to chat.
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On Sundays, the man I called "Dad" and I would spend whole afternoons watching Cleveland Browns football, back when they actually used to win.
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As Schimmel begins Harper College in Palatine, Illinois, this week, she has scheduled classes for mornings so afternoons are free for a second job.
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All with a soundtrack made for long nights around a firepit or lazy afternoons in the Texas sun with a beer in your hand.
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The hourlong classes are for one to six people, including children, on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday afternoons at 2 or 3 p.m. year-round.
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Lets make sure we never do anything to endanger the world wide web, because how else could we possibly survive Wednesday afternoons without it?
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The halls of nearby apartment buildings are filled in the afternoons with the smell of spiced meats and the sounds of ranchera accordion music.
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Having my afternoons free of work meant I then had more headspace to tackle our spending habits and create more intentionality in our lives.
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It's really hard to start anything new on Friday afternoons, but you might be willing to think about what 'future you' should be doing.
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On school-day afternoons, children in private school uniforms roam the neighborhood's streets, older ones on their own, younger ones with parents or caregivers.
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Most afternoons—even the good ones—are just spent lounging in your house, tinkering with small fragments of sound for hours at a time.
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I've lived in Boston and Manhattan and Wisconsin, and I've had my share of shut downs and afternoons spent digging out in balaclava hats.
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There was no way for me to understand it at the time, but the talk that filled the kitchen those afternoons was highly functional.
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They are the retired men who socialize on weekday afternoons at Fortunato Brothers Café & Pasticceria, conversing in a mingling of Italian dialects and English.
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On Campus Singapore — In high school, my friends and I spent many afternoons discussing how our lives would change once we went to college.
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On Saturday afternoons as a child he would listen to broadcasts of the Metropolitan Opera and stage them himself in a box at home.
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After all the years of wanting and wishing and working, afternoons like this one made Donny Baarns feel like he just might make it.
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Fighting a sport synonymous with Canadian toughness and freezing afternoons on frozen ponds goes against the grain with many people above the 49th parallel.
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The children had to see the father on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, and also for several years to attend the summer camps he organized.
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She was only asked to work about 20 hours a week, usually in the afternoons, as Ms. Krim was a stay-at-home mother.
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I remember little more from that time, maybe purposely, except the afternoons I waited hours for him to pick me up for the weekend.
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What I mean is that I have her memories; I can see those carriage rides in the country, those afternoons with the gentlemen callers.
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Afternoons are tawny, and soon-to-fall leaves are the most vivid of reds, yellows and orange, so lovely that you catch your breath.
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There is next to nothing to do in this town — other than enjoy quiet afternoons, with local kids scurrying around the nearly empty streets.
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The Senate may relegate the six-day-a-week impeachment trial to afternoons, he added, while other legislative business takes place in the mornings.
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And yet, the promise of long beach days and lazy afternoons can still seem far away as temperatures refuse to cooperate with our fantasies.
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During those two hours, I tackle my most difficult tasks, which free up my afternoons to focus on value-added projects for my company.
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In the afternoons, we wrote in quiet corners of the house or piled into rental cars to explore nearby towns like Grasse and Valbonne.
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But Democrats aren't convinced and say he's made his biggest policy moves on Friday afternoons, when they are least likely to receive much attention.
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BENCH TIME HN: One of my favorite things to do on Sunday afternoons is sit in front of the Brooklyn Library and man-watch.
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After my boyfriend gave me a gravity blanket for my birthday last year, I saw genuine improvement in my mornings, nights, and occasionally afternoons.
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She said that her sister-in-law cares for Dilbireen in the afternoons and that he spends time around her nieces, nephews and other children.
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On Tuesday afternoons in the summer, the group gathers around a statue of Gertrude Stein, wraps a scarf around Ms. Stein's neck and knits away.
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Around the same period, the band spent afternoons filming interstitial scenes where they pretended to converse with the cartoon mice through holes in the stage.
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I have a show every Sunday that I do, and I spend Sunday afternoons writing, and it's based on things I've written in my phone.
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Luckily, Netflix and Hulu are offering tons of phenomenal content to help us fast forward through our mornings/afternoons/day-and-a-halfs of misery.
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When he first decided to do the crossing, the only rowing experience he had was a couple of afternoons on the Serpentine in Hyde Park.
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I spent long afternoons in a cloud of acetone fumes, cleaning rubber cement off the laminate, while Tom, in another room, cursed the raised dots.
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For the first months of May's premiership, there was a Brexit meeting in her office on Wednesday afternoons, attended by around a dozen senior officials.
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The coach, whose nickname is Ake, said it was not unusual for the group to participate in group activities after soccer practice on Saturday afternoons.
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The very same Serge Gainsbourg used to like drinking tea and to bond over dogs with his assistant and friend Mr. Prioul on Sunday afternoons.
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He spends afternoons selling mangos and bananas door to door, and goes to Mr. Linares's center to get help with homework or to play soccer.
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After they had attended to the other duties of the day, they'd reunite in the kitchen to work side by side through Vancouver's rainy afternoons.
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The Drum Chord Theory is a ready-to-play stoned jam session with friends, something to throw on for lazy afternoons and hazy late nights.
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It is one of those comically beautiful afternoons in May when the sidewalks of Manhattan are drenched in gold and somehow don't smell like piss.
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Its shelves are dusty, its pace is sleepy and foot traffic is slow, even with the crowds that Sunday afternoons often bring to the neighborhood.
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That means warmer weather, softer skin, Call Me By Your Name vibes, and languorous afternoons reading books in the shade are just around the corner.
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With about 30 cases of coronavirus, authorities have suspended prayers at mosques, closed cafes in the afternoons and banned all cultural, sports and economic gatherings.
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And yet there is still something jarring about being reminded that it is big enough for them to get their own bar on Saturday afternoons.
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It's set at a school in 1990s Oregon, where first kisses are planted, hearts are broken and slow afternoons are shared at the A.V. club.
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My afternoons became exercises in staring at my laptop as if it would spontaneously offer me a job or answers to cure the existential dread.
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It was on one of those sunny weekday spring afternoons that Aston Martin confirmed the new DB11 would be available to test over the weekend.
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But fresh food is still expensive, and there isn't always enough — especially on Sunday afternoons, when whole swaths of the produce section are frequently bare.
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Smith is fed a steady diet of favorites or near-favorites in the afternoons: "Nobody puts him on a 20-to-1 shot," Baffert said.
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On some afternoons in his second-floor study, Mr. Veevers-Carter notices people across the street, looking for the right angle to photograph his home.
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It's packed most afternoons with skiers fresh off the slopes, downing beers, shots and enormous plates of poutine (16.50 dollars, with locally sourced cheese curds).
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Maybe only in the afternoons when I'm ready to face the world, am not in a hurry and when Uber's system gets its act together.
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On many Sunday afternoons at his Bahamian estate, Mr. Nygard threw "pamper parties" that offered female guests free massages, manicures, horseback rides and endless alcohol.
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Among the most popular are booking passages two months in advance—or even on Tuesday afternoons, if a popular travel myth is to be believed.
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We stayed in a little wood-shingled house on a bluff above a cove where Felix and Teddy spent entire afternoons digging holes and trenches.
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The students would gather on Sunday afternoons at Haya's home, on the outskirts of Lima, to talk politics and revolution and history, and to sing.
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On Saturday afternoons stretch limousines carrying adolescent girls can be seen cruising down the streets in Tijuana, blasting music as girls scream from the sunroof.
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"Maybe I can persuade you to recall the miseries of grilling on oppressive thick August afternoons," she wrote in her "Eat" column for The Times.
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In Costa Rica, you will likely see some rain in the afternoons during the May-to-November "green season," but the forests will be lush.
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Through November 16, Sifuentes is hosting more free workshops on Thursday afternoons at the gallery, where materials are provided and no sewing skills are needed.
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Expired also has a biographical connection for Mansfield, as she recalls how she spent "many lost afternoons hiding in the library nook" in elementary school.
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In streets once cordoned off by rescuers, students from Stuyvesant High School and the community college now fill benches and fast-food joints on weekday afternoons.
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After making their own yogurt, the couple watches Atlanta Braves games or Law and Order in the afternoons inside their two-bedroom rancher assessed at $167,000.
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"ABOUT YOU NOW" BY MIRANDA COSGROVE Anyone else having flashbacks to watching TeenNick marathons on Saturday afternoons and dancing to this song during the commercial breaks?
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Girls found the funny edges of languid muggy afternoons on the subway before Broad City, and the relatable aspects of wincing self-doubt way before Insecure.
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Neither truly wet nor truly dry, Zuckerberg might belong with the rest of Schrödinger's damp, keeping company with mossy rocks, old bathmats, and, yes, muggy afternoons.
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So while Sunday morning is a prime time for me to catch up on emails, on Friday afternoons you'll find me hiking in Colorado this summer.
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And in fact, where I grew up, they were closed, believe it or not, on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, and you just couldn't get something then.
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On early autumn afternoons you can buy tomatoes, greens, chilies and honey all produced across the road from a dense thicket of brick two-storey homes.
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During the summer months, temperatures in Yellowstone can vary dramatically — while we were visiting, scorching 88-degree afternoons gave way to nights in the low 40s.
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He's loving his big secret, the "Stark internship," and keeping his afternoons free from the moment school ends in case he has to avenge or anything.
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Warmer than usual winters are paired with scorching summer afternoons and unpredictable springs where the temperature can swing by 40 degrees in a matter of hours.
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So even if you don't spend your afternoons in sleep studies watching the Saw movies, more shuteye could still help you to better process your emotions.
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For William, those afternoons were often accompanied by a constitutional history lessons in the rudiments of what will be expected of him when he becomes King.
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Being a high-spirited, borderline ADHD case, this meant a lot of agonizing afternoons for her as I pounded round our basement flat with my walkman.
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Power 105.1, the New York hip-hop and R&B station where Martinez hosts afternoons, commented "We love you Ang" along with a red heart emoji.
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And a couple of afternoons a week, Heaven would stay with Ms. Fleming, the neighbor to whom she would flee the night her grandmother was killed.
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Over the next dozen years, the family moved to Bensonhurst, Flatbush and briefly Wyoming, where Diamond spent afternoons watching screen cowboys play guitar in Western movies.
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The play unshrouds itself in bars and restaurants, at Emma and Robert's house, and at the "home" to which Jerry and Emma retreat on furtive afternoons.
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Hopefully there will be some quiet afternoons in your future this summer, or at the very least, plenty of moments for you to grab a book.
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When I'm home, I like to split wood in the driveway on cold afternoons, trying to find just the right place in the grain to chop.
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He had a lady friend named Dolly who ran a hat shop in Wapping and collected him from the door of the warehouse on Friday afternoons.
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These symptoms would come in waves, and there were some afternoons where I would feel completely fine and others where I felt completely exhausted and immobilized.
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"We didn't have water or electricity in my town, but the few times that we had electricity it was usually Saturday afternoons," he said by phone.
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At the Municipal Center, a seasonal farmers' market is held on Friday afternoons, followed by outdoor concerts that Mr. Dunn said often attract audiences of 1,000.
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Or you can stay at a chalet along a lagoon in Zambia, creating the perfect setting for watching elephants as they visit in the late afternoons.
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Afternoons, when I got home from school, I played it again and again, singing along, extrapolating the slightest brush or interaction with her into something more.
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It seems like just yesterday when Cocomania started on those hot afternoons at Wimbledon, then continued through to that tough loss to Osaka in New York.
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He was enrolled in a French school at the age of 7 and studied the Quran in the afternoons and on weekends at a religious school.
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Six months before he took control of the party, in June 2007, I spent two consecutive afternoons with Zuma at his home in a Johannesburg suburb.
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" Ms. Goldstein plays duets with Mr. Simons on Wednesday afternoons at FountainView, a retirement residence in Monsey, N.Y., which she called "the highlight of my day.
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Scott spent the afternoons in Kansas City thrift stores, digging through prom dresses and Army jackets to assemble outfits for his best friend, Quynh Vo-Hanser.
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A short drive away from the city of Reading, winding, tree-lined roads lead to a brick nursing home where residents sit outside on summer afternoons.
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As she does three afternoons a week, Ms. Pascal greeted people at the food pantry on a recent afternoon with a smile and often a hug.
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And Ms. Brodie would often spend Sunday afternoons giving cooking lessons to her friends and then taking extra meals to shelters to eat with the residents.
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Most afternoons he would pick up his two youngest children from primary school in a quiet suburban part of Birmingham, in the West Midlands of England.
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I sang "Precious Lord Take My Hand" to my dolls on countless afternoons and hummed "Will The Circle Be Unbroken" during games of hopscotch at recess.
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But it's true: Afternoons past were spent plopped in front of TV, mindlessly working my way through a stack of Pringles, washing it down with Dr. Pepper.
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Super Tennis, a launch title for the console, was actually awesome, and Super Bomberman was a staple of afternoons when we should have been revising for exams.
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When we met, we'd been two postgrad dirtbags, drinking beer out of paper bags in the park on weekday afternoons, sleeping on air mattresses and in hallways.
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Encounters Five nights and three afternoons a week, Rocky, a little French bulldog, naps under the vanity table of Russell Tovey's tiny and bright Broadway dressing room.
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Offline downloads are supported on Android and iOS, which can be a lifesaver on flights, during other long travel, or even for those boring afternoons on vacation.
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If you're more creative in the morning, leave your email and other rote tasks for the afternoons and save the precious morning hours for more challenging projects.
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If you work for us, the afternoons can be full of life, but I always check back in and answer any interviews or emails that are needed.
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After making their own yogurt, the couple often watches Atlanta Braves games or Law and Order in the afternoons in their two-bedroom rancher, assessed at $167,000.
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Let President Clinton or Trump go to the state funerals and spend their afternoons with Dr. Oz or Ellen, their evenings with Jimmy Fallon or Stephen Colbert.
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The stray felines were not afraid of Antonio and routinely curled up with him to sleep inside his shack or lounge with him outside on sunny afternoons.
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Combine mornings on the beach or the pier with afternoons and evenings catching the stars of tomorrow at some of the city's seemingly endless pubs and clubs.
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Coastal winds in Texas are strongest in summer afternoons while the winds in west Texas are stiffest during the shoulder seasons — spring and fall — and at night.
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Not just because they give me a break on afternoons while I should be working, but because they create a level playing field for all of us.
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The airline now allows travelers to book tickets for the CA121 route from Beijing to Pyongyang which flies on Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons, its website showed.
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She was simply Slečna to the class, which met two afternoons a week in a building on East Seventy-third Street called Národní Budova, or National Hall.
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I know that on these steamy afternoons, it can be hard to tell the stoners from people just shuffling from one patch of shade to the next.
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At the Sheraton Damascus Hotel, lavish weddings and, in warm weather, afternoons lounging by the pool have continued throughout the war, but fewer and fewer can partake.
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While Smith cooks breakfast, King walks the dog; in the afternoons, he'll go for a long bike ride while she practices yoga and writes in her journal.
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Jack-Alain Léger claimed that his entire preparation for writing about Beur life consisted of a few afternoons hanging around cafés in the Barbès neighborhood of Paris.
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"In Syria, we'd all get together in the afternoons to sort out what we'd make for dinner," said Ibtissam Masto, a Syrian refugee I met in Beirut.
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Ms. Ruehl, who teaches seminars at HB Studio, a West Village acting studio, reserves Wednesday afternoons for a walk along the High Line and some alfresco mentorship.
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This year for the first time, the festival also features a three-day FreeJazz Convention, held on the afternoons of June 14 to 16.212-254-5420, artsforart.
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Then he often went to a bodega on East 138th Street, where he bought lottery tickets and whiled away the afternoons with a couple friends over beers.
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A nine-hour training program helps them identify when they are ripe for creative or challenging projects, typically mornings for early risers and afternoons for late risers.
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Free from the judge's gaze, more liberties are frequently taken to pass the time: A woman quietly spent afternoons knitting with pale blue yarn without attracting attention.
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Last fall I volunteered to help out with the chardonnay crush and took a couple of afternoons off to visit five wineries of different shapes and sizes.
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As a teenager on rainy afternoons, I used to carefully cut out film reviews that I found at the secondhand booksellers along the quays of the Seine.
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At Mfuwe Lodge in Zambia, 18 chalets are arranged around two large lagoons, creating the perfect setting for watching elephants as they visit in the late afternoons.
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With thick stucco or stone walls and tiny window openings, they are mostly used to store tools — or, perhaps, a cot for naps on hot summer afternoons.
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Hay still designs and models her own collections, and on Friday afternoons she still makes brisket for her husband (the photographer Alexei Hay) and their two children.
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TAMPA, Florida — Sitting outside a sidewalk café on the waterfront in Tampa, a light breeze making for one of those perfect fall afternoons, is a feminist icon.
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In some instances scheduling issues arose, as Simpson explained that his afternoons for the next several months are dedicated to master calendar hearings for Migrant Protection Protocols.
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The games are mostly on Wednesday afternoons, so they are far from prime time but stand as another foray into live sports for the social media company.
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With thick stucco or stone walls and tiny window openings, they are mostly used to store tools — or, perhaps, a cot for naps on hot summer afternoons.
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Donation-optional concerts abound: The African Meeting House hosts jazz concerts on occasional Sunday afternoons, and the Unitarian church's "Thursday Noonday" series ranges from classical to contemporary.
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And when it comes to home decor, that means crisp clean whites, dusty pastels and, this year, sparkly glass accents that evoke languorous afternoons spent by the pool.
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Chance the Rapper swooped in to premiere his "Same Drugs" video on Facebook Live, and as quickly as it filled our afternoons with a little magic, it disappeared.
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She was intrigued by the more laid-back lifestyle of a morning talk show host, so she could have afternoons and evenings free to spend with her son.
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Chan, who'd emigrated to South Korea with his wife Marina in 1981, found the most happiness and bursts of energy in the afternoons he spent with his grandchildren.
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While Tuesday afternoons are still often the cheapest time for fares, you don't need to watch the clock to know when to start searching on the United website.
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"You know, those easy snacks you can pass back to hungry kids in a car on the way to wherever your afternoons bring you,"she wrote on Instagram.
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Given the relative lack of potable water, 18th-century folks drank beer during the day, switching to wine and liquors like Cherry Bounce in the afternoons and evenings.
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The extra hour of sleep after this hangover sounds so nice, but going to bed knowing we're about to miss so much daylight in the afternoons is rough.
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It surprised no one who knew that, as a highlander from Yemen's northern mountains, he probably liked a chaser after a pleasant chew of qat in the afternoons.
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Consumers were also found to use their smart speakers more often on weekends, and in the afternoons, increasing as it got later in the evening, the survey said.
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In the meantime, her days are aimless, spent on how to make herself desirable: Every day after school, we'd click seamlessly into the familiar track of the afternoons.
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We should plan to remedy what is expected to be one of the hottest summers in recent history with hot afternoons in the park and sweaty rooftop sunsets.
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"I tend to do a sponsored Facebook post most afternoons," he says, his eyes darting between the two iPhones and the iPad laid out in front of him.
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This week, we learned quite a bit about the questionable financial dealings in Panama, revelations that may let the world's taxmen intrude on a number of Summer afternoons.
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And with plenty of rooftop days, afternoons, and evenings in our future, the five looks ahead will hopefully spark a whole list of other ideas to pull from.
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But for the sheer spectacle of a full-scale alien invasion — coupled with the characterful screams of your colleagues — it promises to offer some excellent afternoons of action.
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It is the job of the guards — there are generally three on the floor in the afternoons, with only one of them in uniform — to stop the thieves.
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N.Y.C. Nature Dog-day cicadas mature into vociferous adulthood during the hottest part of summer, when their steady droning builds in a crescendo and dominates muggy late afternoons.
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In the afternoons when he was more available, he would carve out a couple of hours to do the more time-consuming exercises, such as quizzes and evaluations.
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Before the Internet, you'd have yawning summer afternoons when you'd flop down on one couch, then flop down on another, then decide to craft a fake F.B.I. card.
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One of those afternoons, when Franco was seven years old, his mom covered an apple in caramel coating, put it on a stick, and handed it to him.
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Viewers' loyalty to their favorite teams and the tradition of watching games on Sunday afternoons (and Monday nights) provided stability and certainty for stakeholders across the TV ecosystem.
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Tickets were printed and sold, sponsors were asked to pay for signs in stadiums and fans turned on their televisions on Sunday afternoons to see their teams play.
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Some visitors spend whole afternoons luxuriating in the main lawn's vista from the perch of Adirondack chairs, or putting their observations on canvas with oil and acrylic paints.
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But its belief that the rest of the professional game and the thousands of amateur clubs who play on Saturday afternoons would suffer without the blackout is sincere.
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This week's travel diary: A 29-year-old Sales Director based in London, spends languorous afternoons by the pool in Italy's Amalfi Coast with her toddler and husband.
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Those from Keith Richards (564 pages), Bruce Springsteen (510 pages) and Mike Love (436 pages) were wide loads too, all-you-can-eat afternoons at the word buffet.
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If the league sticks with the status quo -- ViacomCBS and Fox owning Sunday afternoons, Comcast owning Sunday Night and Disney taking Monday Night -- traditional media will declare victory.
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On the road, she explained, she spends her late afternoons in windowless rooms and halls—sound check, dinner, prep, performance—and doesn't get outside again until after midnight.
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The presentation is expected to start mid-morning - a contrast to the sessions earlier in the week that started in the early afternoons and stretched into the night.
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On Saturday afternoons, well-heeled art collectors and smartly dressed culture seekers take their post-brunch strolls through blue-chip galleries like Hauser & Wirth, Gagosian and David Zwirner.
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He spent the afternoons working the phones, first gathering vote tallies and later asking why House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was postponing sending articles of impeachment to the Senate.
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In some instances scheduling issues arose, as Simpson explained that his afternoons for the next several months are dedicated to master calendar hearings for Migrant Protection Protocols cases.
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She often brought her stick and gear bag with her and sold little ten spots of reliably mediocre weed in a corner of the parking lot most afternoons.
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Any night out in Belleville will include a stop at the classic bar-cafe Aux Folies, and plenty of afternoons, too — the terrace is always heaving with people.
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It was another simple upgrade to a classic toy, but I can remember spending entire afternoons challenging family members to see who could keep the top spinning the longest.
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The Washington Post profile details the couple's modest and purposeful life today, which includes paper-plate dinners, flying commercial, and spending quiet afternoons in their $167,000 two-bedroom rancher.
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If your sun-soaked friend is assessing his particular chances of someday finding a death-heralding mole, he should tabulate more than just his number of afternoons spent poolside.
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In the afternoons and evenings, they might drink coffee, play with dogs, rest or watch TV -- Rolf will get close so he can watch, then report back to Jörg.
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Dr. Oz tells CNBC Make It his afternoons are not as structured and they vary from meetings, to seeing patients at the hospital to juggling his many other responsibilities.
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In the afternoons, the Armory invites the public to perform and create their own cacophony, which is a little reminiscent of monuments becoming tourist attractions when the grieving ends.
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Most afternoons, June Barrett leaves the Miami apartment that she shares with her twin sister to take a ten-minute cab ride to the wealthy suburb of Pinecrest, Florida.
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With my dreams of wasting afternoons sipping coffee while digesting music for the first time fast slipping from reality, I crave the warm bosom of a proper record shop.
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Lasting only two seasons in 2001 and 2002, the show was a spoof on outback travel shows, which were wedged into the television programming mire that were weekend afternoons.
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Don't get me wrong: I start my day with a cortadito, can wolf down a lechon like nobody's business, and have whiled away many afternoons around a domino table.
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Accompanied by a group of friends who selflessly gave up their afternoons in the name of scientific research, I boarded the ferry in a final attempt to find love.
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Led by the ambrosial voice of Molly Hamilton, Widowspeak produce the kind of swoony but robust dream pop that has us thinking about park drinking on late autumn afternoons.
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The "reverse" clip flows so seamlessly, that we may now need to question which version, in fact, is an accurate depiction of what actually went down those fateful afternoons.
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Being able to leave before 4 and have full afternoons during the week trumps having to wake up at the crack of dawn for five days in a row.
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On Friday afternoons, I make sure my billables are logged correctly, and I send all clients a progress report on work completed this week and focus for next week.
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Though played to the same backdrop of parkland and dense green foliage, the scene contrasts markedly with the genteel Saturday afternoons being had only a few hundred yards away.
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He developed a routine he has maintained ever since, working in the deli at the Village Market in Wilton in the mornings, then training in Fairfield in the afternoons.
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She would spend her mornings dealing with the gruesome symptoms of my death spiral, and then spend the afternoons trying to do her day job from my hospital room.
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He spent time with them at the rehabilitation hospital, on the first day of school and on summer afternoons as Ms. Turner prepared for her daughter to return home.
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I figured that after years of untying my knots, and me hooking him as much as I hooked any fish, he deserved a few relaxing afternoons by the river.
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What's more, in teaching herself to cook from scratch, May has created a formula for the staff to follow when she collects her kids from school in the afternoons.
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But even so, it was hard to reconcile the monster I read about with the person I'd spent occasional afternoons discussing Radio Four and sharing packets of Rich Teas.
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The second memoir, Afternoons With The Blinds Drawn, will be published next year, and covers the band's experiences within the music industry up to their break-up in 2003.
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The organizing committee for the demonstrations said Muslims' abstinence from food and drink during the hot mornings and afternoons of Ramadan would be taken into account in further protests.
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Last year, I took a wonderful safari here with my family, and on one of our first afternoons, we glided along a shallow lake in an aluminum-hulled skiff.
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That first summer in Canada, I took two buses to E.S.L. classes in the mornings and watched "Full House" reruns in the afternoons to get rid of my accent.
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The sort of burning arpeggios that are best suited to long afternoons tearing down highways on opiates—not that we'd condone any behavior that's obviously death-friendly of course.
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In the past, young artists would trickle into his shop on Friday afternoons to show him their work, or just to talk about art and sip Mr. Kozah's Nescafé.
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As a teenager, the 44th president spent afternoons smoking pot in a van with a crew called the Choom Gang, which is a very Generation X thing to do.
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He approached his subject anthropologically, stalking the uptown platforms in the mornings and the downtown side in the afternoons, sometimes waiting hours for a particular train to loop around.
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Ruth explained how she and her husband grew a tiny North Dakota shop into a mini-Tiffany's, taking afternoons off for bridge, to which she credits her mental muscle.
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All the technical stuff about clouds and other intricacies, like how the foreshore's albedo, a measure of reflected solar radiation, influences the wind direction in the afternoons, had gone.
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Even the "Teen Zone" was bustling, baffling to me when I thought back to the far less productive ways I chose to spend my Friday afternoons as a teenager.
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There's Maroon 5's "Sunday Morning," Keith Urban's "Raining On Sunday," and Vanessa Daou's "Sunday Afternoons" — and those are just the ones I found in two minutes of googling.
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We were sure that it was Zaka who suggested to Father Rector that the Middle and Junior House boys should have an extra period of prep on Friday afternoons.
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Dujardin mucked out stables in the mornings, and during the afternoons, in the yard's indoor school, which had mirrors—not unlike those in a dance studio—she rode Valegro.
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Dorsey said he usually spends mornings at Twitter and afternoons at Square, but doesn't worry too much about trying to keep the time evenly split between the two offices.
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Whatever you'd call it, the introspective music felt like the Arctic soundtrack to wintry British afternoons or late-night romances warmed by liquor and windows shut tight to the rain.
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At the center are one-on-ones with all the people on my team every week, and I spread those out in the afternoons over the course of three days.
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The village centers tell a similar story: The water in the fountains in the piazzas is swampy, and even on weekday afternoons, most restaurants and shops appear to be closed.
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You might not think that's such a killer feature for a static desktop setup, but I've found it helpful when I switch on warm lighting as the afternoons get darker.
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We'd share clips during the many listless afternoons spent lying around on the purple couch in the dayroom, our bellies painful and distended from all the Ensure and tube-feeding.
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Divorced from Bezos's biological father, Ted Jorgensen, by the time Bezos was 17 months, Jacklyn sought out work as a secretary (she had been taking secretarial classes in the afternoons).
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SINGAPORE — Ask me how I usually spend my Saturday afternoons and for sure I'll tell you that it involves something to do with Netflix and nothing related to working out.
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With its grand ballroom, as well as some smaller venues and stages, the appealing brick building offered an amazing variety of concerts, milongas (tango dance afternoons and evenings) and workshops.
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Bush remembered "coming home from school most afternoons to be 'greeted by the soft rustle of book pages' and finding her mother immersed in a book," according to her obituary.
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From their early-morning traditions of shaving to afternoons of gutting and cleaning fish, Karmani invites you to explore this personal journey with the rest of the crew members. —J.
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If we had our lives totally together, we'd spend Sunday afternoons looking through our favorite cookbooks and planning out which dishes to make for each day of the coming week.
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That woman, she says, is likely to be Dr. Best's second wife Ursula, who was known for loving the gardens, spending long afternoons in them, and having a villain's name.
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One benefit at least of this island life is the long afternoons –what's the point of all this technology if we don't get a little more leisure to enjoy it?
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In an age when we often waste entire afternoons binge-watching episode after episode or movie after movie, what we choose to cue up on Netflix can be really telling.
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She drove him the hour to and from school each day, then sent him to a regular school in the afternoons to ensure he was comfortable in a hearing world.
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Eventually I had so many people wanting to see me that I started seeing them in the afternoons and evenings in my office in the Methodist Church in Harlan, Iowa.
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The raucous opening receptions, usually held in the courtyard on Saturday afternoons, are legendary, with copious amounts of cold beer, tequila and traditional nieve de garrafa, a water-based sorbet.
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His refix of "Tombura", which you can hear below, is a key heavy cut, which has already got us looking forward to long, lazy afternoons in the local leisure centre.
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Haddish apparently didn't anticipate that the couple would actually take her up on the offer to tour a swamp, leading to one of the more memorable afternoons of her life.
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The service began with a quiet procession of firefighters in dress uniform from Engine 18, a station not far from Tree of Life, where David Rosenthal would spend his afternoons.
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All those wide-empty slopes give the place a ghost-town vibe that is reinforced by the lack of crowds in the shops and restaurants, at least in the afternoons.
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On the whole, the point is clear that late afternoons and early evenings should be avoided during these days, unless you have (several) audiobooks you want to catch up on.
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On Sundays afternoons he joined singalongs with the likes of John Herald and Bob Yellin, in Washington Square Park, where public singing was permitted from only 12 to 6 p.m.
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For those seeking more structure, Wave Hill offers garden highlights walks most afternoons — download a self-guided tour if you can't make those hours — and morning yoga classes most Sundays.
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I resigned myself to a dozen mornings of waking up before dawn and just as many afternoons of finding myself fuzzy-headed at 4 and ready for bed soon after.
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Most afternoons, you'll see me hard at work on my computer at my local cafe, my son napping beside me in a stroller and the newborn strapped to my chest.
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Roth's description of the tentative beginnings of love on summer afternoons in Jersey was as intense for me as the protagonist's love of Brenda Patimkin, the stoic Jewess to emulate.
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The study found improved strategies for sun protection, such as increased use of sunscreens and limiting activities in the sun to mornings or later afternoons, are needed to modify behaviors.
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At some point, we're going to want to hire a 50-year-old single mom or dad who has to pick up their daughter from soccer practice on Friday afternoons.
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You may enjoy your family time more by seeing them less: for dinners and afternoons by the pool, instead of living on top of each other for 10 solid days.
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On Friday afternoons, the laughter of children echoes and the smell of cooking fires permeates the cave's cool, damp air, which offers relief from the heat of the valley below.
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I don't like being stuck inside during long, sunny afternoons when it's just too hot to run, and I don't like risking dehydration or heat stroke when I go camping.
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Known as the banya, the traditional Russian sauna is popular in the country and many Russians regularly while away afternoons there with friends over snacks like dried fish and kvass.
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We sat and talked throughout the afternoons, and then took trips together to the Hunger Mountain Co-op, where we found that we both loved candied ginger and vegetable stews.
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Ms. Fonda was told that Congress is rarely in session on Friday afternoons, but she stuck to the schedule because throughout the world, youth climate actions are also on Fridays.
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Today the USBC membership is less than half that while the millions who religiously tuned into ABC on Saturday afternoons to watch their bowling stars turned off and ratings slumped.
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Sunday Routine From her home base at the Chelsea Hotel, the high-fashion Swiss diva hits the flea markets and the gym before experimenting with new looks in the afternoons.
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Ms. Otero, who lives in a nearby rental building, said the shops were often quiet on weekday afternoons, especially compared to the chaos of the Herald Square Macy's in Midtown.
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Once again America is living through one of those Trump-era Friday afternoons that feels sticky with anticipation of some major horrible news event blasting a hole in the weekend.
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LOS ANGELES — As a son of Chinese immigrants growing up in apartheid South Africa, Patrick Soon-Shiong spent his afternoons racing through the streets of Port Elizabeth selling the evening newspaper.
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When some children who receive free or reduced school lunch go home on Friday afternoons, they may not eat much – if at all – until they return to school the following Monday.
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Or did the roots of my fascination start much earlier, when I was a child happily watching my mother using a brush and ink to practice her calligraphy on Sunday afternoons?
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Last Friday, the music-making duo of Mike Milosh and Robin Hannibal dropped a midsummer, two-single set of songs, "Please" and "Summer Days," perfect for hot and sweaty July afternoons.
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A glass of wine -- or, better, getting drunk -- is a symbolic "nay" to the world of highly curated birthday parties, extended breastfeeding or extracurricular-filled afternoons followed by homemade organic dinners.
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On afternoons when markets close down in the triple-digits, Trump wonders aloud whether his political standing will take a hit — and has been told by some advisers that it could.
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One reason I LOVE editing 53 Things is because my workday is done early, so I get to spend afternoons with my sons, ages 25 and 22018 (and a half!). 22018.
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He eschewed mail order and raffles and instant messaging (they'll steal your data, he said) and spent his afternoons bowed over the altar of the keyboard, tapping out lines of code.
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Black Pepper BunsAround 3 PM on weekday afternoons, an hour before most night markets are set to open, a line is already forming out the gates of the Raohe Night Market.
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Ghost crabs are generally nocturnal, but in my experience, they are often inspired to venture forth from their burrows when gathering thunderclouds darken the landscape, generally late on sultry summer afternoons.
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Axton passes afternoons at home with the drapes drawn, frightened of intruders, listening for the sound of a car pulling up on the highway to steal the mail from their mailbox.
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Osipov said that he spent many afternoons "chattering and boozing" with the well-known painter Eduard Steinberg, who was twenty-five years his senior and was the son of Arkady Steinberg.
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Hello and happy almost-weekend (unless you are one of those lucky few who works for a company that gives you Friday afternoons off, in which case you are already there).
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As children, the girls spend afternoons and Saturdays watching VHS tapes of classic song-and-dance numbers, including the Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers film that gives the book its title.
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But the bulk of his work in the mornings, late afternoons, evenings and weekends happens in his private quarters where Trump can call staff and advisers as early as 6 a.m.
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They get their milk from the farmer up the road, spend afternoons skiing or, in the summer, mountain biking, and if the city or the airport beckons, civilization is not far.
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I also went through his trash, collecting the Macy's tags from the outfit he bought to wear to Thanksgiving, and old receipts from the diner we frequented on lazy Saturday afternoons.
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For her, the college application was not a harried process dominating the afternoons and weekends of her junior and senior high school years, but something that unfolded over nearly a decade.
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Mostly taken on wintry afternoons, the pale light of Atlantic City's photographs suggests a pervasive melancholy blanketing the concrete landscape, lacking even the artificial flash of neon to brighten its torpor.
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More and more days are fit for Call Me By Your Name-esque afternoons and lazy days spent napping in the park where the glittering pink wine just flows out of bottles.
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My boyfriend and the other guy are both landscapers, so they want to start a landscaping company that they can work on on afternoons and weekends in addition to their day jobs.
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"They traditionally have played Thursday afternoons during the season, although they don't always play (then) because if the roles were reversed, I'm sure they would have played a night game," Dombrowski said.
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Erkelens spent about five days on the island and recalls afternoons lounging on the beach, drinking beers at the bar, and exploring the island, where vervet monkeys ambled down from the hills.
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It was always the beverage I was allowed to order as a treat when out at a restaurant or a reward given during long Saturday afternoons accompanying my dad to his office.
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That literal timelessness isn't just confined to the never-ending afternoons spent sipping rather-strong strawberry daiquiris on a sunlounger, watching your worries dissipate into the depths of your increasingly deep tan.
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Smith will handle its anchoring duties on weekday afternoons, and Carley Shimkus will provide headlines on weekday mornings while "Fox & Friends Weekend" host Abby Huntsman will take one weekend morning per week.
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This brings us to the kitchen of Reverend Parris in Salem Village in 1692, when Parris' daughter, Elizabeth (9), and niece Abigail (11), regularly spent afternoons with the Parris' Barbadian slave, Tituba.
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Fox News' "Fox News Update" — which will be led by Carley Shimkus on weekday mornings, Shepard Smith on weekday afternoons, and Abby Huntsman on weekends — focuses on breaking news and important stories.
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There's a kitchen in the back where the fish is cut, and classes are held daily, afternoons and evenings: Osakana Japanese Fish Market, 290 Graham Avenue (Powers Street), Williamsburg, Brooklyn; osakanabk.com. cooking
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I longed for the simpler times, those Monday afternoons that seemed so long ago when all Trump cared about was which Apprentice team would sell the most lemonade in the Meatpacking District.
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Something about that time, those empty afternoons, the sun-kissed dread, that sense of a past and future being lost... I think many people felt that in those years and still do.
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I spent many afternoons in rec listening to those CDs, finally hearing the full albums and even the full songs all the way through as they were supposed to be listened to.
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I felt far away from the town I grew up in, far away from Saturday afternoons spent waiting, and Saturday nights spent learning what it means to go out and grow up.
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"I devote many of my Sunday afternoons to surfing the web in search of bookshops that still do not exist for me," he writes, "though they are out there, waiting for me."
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On Sunday afternoons, Mark Johnson said, his father would divide players for informal scrimmages known as Russian Games, where one team would wear jerseys of legends like Valeri Kharlamov or Vladimir Petrov.
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But when chess club met on Wednesday afternoons or when I arranged for the math team to go to a competition on a Saturday, the enthusiasm of students and teachers was evident.
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