Better batten down the hatches for the impending locust swarm, everyone.
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Perhaps it is time to batten down the hatches once again.
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With clouds gathering, the trend was to batten down for rain.
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Time to batten down the hatches and brace yourself for the onslaught.
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Better to batten down the hatches now in case the weather turns bad.
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"Batten down the hatches, several thousand Zulus approaching from the north," said another.
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Entrepreneurs are learning it's time to batten down the hatches in startup land.
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When a storm approaches, do you batten down the hatches or uncork the bottles?
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And they need to batten down the hatches now in hopes of surviving it.
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Trump wants an angry and insular America, to batten down the hatches and become the Alamo.
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"Batten down the hatches," she tweeted Wednesday, showing video of the protections she's done to her home.
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Me and my family gonna batten down the hatches and see what's left when it blows over.
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Even when the topic is nuclear war, Republicans batten down the hatches and try to ride it out.
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"Batten down the hatches," she wrote on Twitter, showing video of the protections she's done to her home.
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Most people batten down the hatches during a busy day and rarely if ever take time to relax.
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"Batten down the hatches," she tweeted Wednesday, showing video of the protections she's set in place for her home.
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Given the choice between "adjust next year's budget" and "batten down the hatches," I'd just as soon pick the former.
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After the next debate, Democrats should be prepared to batten down the hatches and prepare for an all out war.
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The Communist Party, Mr. Xi told the officials, faces major risks on all fronts and must batten down the hatches.
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The basic message to coastal residents: evacuate or batten down for the first hurricane to hit the region in a decade.
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Morgan Stanley's lead stock market analyst said investors are making a mistake by ignoring his calls to batten down the hatches.
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So we can batten down or harden our satellites for a few hours, so they don't get damaged by these charged particles.
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Instead, we hope this will be a jumping-off point for people looking to batten down the hatches on their digital lives.
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It's a story of flying under the radar until someone has to put on the big-boy pants and batten down the hatches.
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"I was expecting to batten down the hatches for a war of attrition with YouTube," Beckham, who has almost 280,000 subscribers, told Insider.
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Most teams, faced with Guardiola's expansive style and swirling passing patterns, had decided simply to batten down the hatches and hope for the best.
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And Trump's team, including the understaffed White House Counsel's Office, must batten down the hatches for an onslaught from the other end of Pennsylvania Avenue.
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"As people were coming forward with #metoo… I was working with a number of high profile folks to essentially batten down the hatches," says Honeywell.
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So we had great highlight-reel, coming-of-age, rom-com s— together, and then we also had like, 'Batten down the hatches, he's coming.
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Take these messages, add to them bleak surveys of business confidence worldwide, and you might decide to batten down the hatches for a coming storm.
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Lime, Uber's scooter company Jump, Bird and Spin all say they are prepared to batten down the hatches in all the cities in which they operate.
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And with the Trump Organization's chief financial officer, Allen Weisselberg, under subpoena (and Cohen waiting in the wings), the Trump Organization had better batten down the hatches.
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Television broadcast images of strong wind and torrential rains brought by the year's first typhoon, whose approach had prompted Taiwan and neighbouring China to batten down the hatches.
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Musk tweeted Tuesday that a special robot designed to batten down rocket boosters while they taxi to shore was not able to latch on to the Falcon Heavy core.
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Ahead of Thursday election, Gianforte's campaign has decided to batten down the hatches and make an appeal to the GOP base, people inclined to be suspicious of liberal journalists.
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The memorial sits on the Outer Banks, and is directly in the hurricane's path ... so on Monday they shut down all operations to, as they say, batten down the hatches.
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Even if their current solution isn't a good one, the sales pitch for change is much harder in a "batten down the hatches" world than a "shoot for the stars" one.
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"This equity offering appears to be a 'batten down the hatches' defensive move by Devon that is aimed at combating a 'lower for longer' pricing scenario," said Capital One analyst Phillips Johnston.
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And that is also where we are now, as tech companies move to batten down their systems and have been forced to start making hard decisions on how their platforms are used.
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Italy was set to tighten a nationwide lockdown and Denmark has shut all schools and universities, as countries worldwide batten down against the coronavirus outbreak, which has now been officially declared a pandemic.
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"The Koreans have spent some money to batten down the hatches before this summit," said Mike Green, the former director of Asian affairs at the National Security Council under President George W. Bush.
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We can prepare for its caprices, batten down the hatches and harness its winds, but we can never really protect ourselves, not fully, if it suddenly decides to swell and rise and drown us all.
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And it's not to downplay the warning Republican congressional candidates should take away: if there's any significant suburb in your district, it's time to batten down the hatches and prepare for an unfriendly turnout matrix.
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Many analysts say that by taking a tougher line on Cuba, Trump is pushing Havana to batten down the hatches rather than continue its economic and social opening, thereby achieving the opposite of his stated aim.
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Read on for some hacks to help you harness the power of constant learning: As entrepreneurs, it's tempting to batten down the hatches and try to work for hours (or days) on end when learning something new.
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The company had to batten down the hatches around its chilled rooms, ship out as much product as it could at once, and push their food production schedule ahead to prepare shipments for buyers early, for days ahead of the switch.
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It's not that artificially limiting this type of upgradeability incentivizes car buyers to buy new cars more frequently, either, especially as most major car companies batten down the hatches for a new era of car sharing and other alternative usage models.
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The system does provide enough time, though, for a crew to batten down the hatches, both literally and metaphorically, and to brace for impact before they are hit, thus increasing the chance that both they and the vessel will survive.
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The two largest home improvement retailers in the world have set up command centers to coordinate relief during disasters and ensure that their stores are stocked with the right products to help communities both batten down the hatches and bounce back.
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The urge to batten down the hatches may actually feed the cultural patterns that enabled the election of Donald Trump: the impulse to associate only with people like ourselves and grow even more certain that evil forces are persecuting us.
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The Burning Man Project's Twitter and Facebook accounts made no mention of the upcoming weather advisory initially Wednesday afternoon but tweeted later in the day to advise attendees to batten down camps, secure belongings and make sure supplies are on hand.
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And I think of Republicans lose this seat it will confirm that they are in a boatload of trouble come November and they should batten down the hatches because it will probably signal that a Democratic wave is coming if not already there.
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There really would need to be a wholesale and radical reconfiguring of Silicon Valley business models to securely batten down the hatches… May seem trivial, but its my corner: tech companies should immediately go to end-to-end encryption and ponder alternative financial models.
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With an angry insurgency of white, working-class voters propelling Donald Trump's agenda to wall off Mexicans, ban Muslims and batten down the hatches against products made in China and elsewhere, even the most articulate champions of the liberal trading order wonder whether Washington's globalization campaign may have finally overstepped.
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"A sophisticated political player would know that the smartest thing to do when the storm is brewing is batten down the hatches so to speak ... let the storm pass under its own terms and you don't basically expose yourself in the storm to what ever uncertainties there are," said Hall, of Hall, Lamb, Hall & Leto.
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With Valentine's Day on the horizon, it's time to batten down the hatches and prepare yourself for all the thoroughly unsolicited DM slides from deeply whatever people you went on equally whatever dates with over the past six to eight months, people whose last names are still saved on your phone as the app you met them through.
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LONDON — As leaders on both sides of the English Channel batten down the hatches for the coronavirus, Prime Minister Boris Johnson of Britain is coming under rising pressure to ask the European Union for an extension in its negotiations to reach a trade agreement — in effect, putting off the next stage of Brexit until the virus exits.
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A neat trick, but once it's over, it's over, and EV off-the-line acceleration is so snappy that it can actually be challenging to deal with on a daily basis, particularly in a four-door that's likely to have a fair amount of stuff scattered around the cabin (Batten down that latte before you punch it!).
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I'm excited, with the WFP, to lay out the case for a generational vision and contrasting that with apocalyptic vision the right is offering, where we have to batten down the hatches and isolate ourselves and turn on the rest of the world and turn on anybody who might not fit a very narrow, white, male, right, or center-right identity.
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Matt Cohler (born March 27, 1977) is an American venture capitalist based in Silicon Valley. He worked as Vice President of Product Management for Facebook until June 2008 and was formerly a partner at Benchmark.Kincaid, J. (October 29, 2008). "VCs Speak on the Economic Downturn: Batten Down the Hatches", TechCrunch.
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Following a limited theatrical release, the film was released on video on demand on September 23, 2016, with a release to DVD in October 2016. A sequel film, Hurricane Bianca: From Russia with Hate, was released on May 18, 2018."Batten Down The Hatches Because “Hurricane Bianca 2” Has A Release Date". NewNowNext, November 29, 2017.
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Accounts of the hurricane in The Bulletin and Lightbourn's Mail Notes, newsletters in Saint Thomas, made similar judgements, as did American archaeologist Theodoor de Booy. There was little warning in advance of the storm's approach: the U.S. Weather Bureau transmitted general notices of the hurricane's path to points in the West Indies on October 8 while hurricane signals were sounded on the Virgin Islands on the afternoon of October 9 hours before landfall, leaving little time for residents to batten down.
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In a 1962 published autobiography, 'My Father Marconi', Degna Marconi, the daughter of the inventor of the radio, Guglielmo Marconi, describes in detail holidaying on the Dromoland Estate in 1905. In late June 2004, the first summit to take place between the US and the enlarged EU 25 Member States took place in Newmarket at Dromoland Castle.Irish Batten Down Hatches for Bush In the Spring of 2007, six skeletal remains were found during the archaeological monitoring of improvement works to a local water network near Barnhill, Newmarket-on-Fergus. Dating showed that the remains were Pre-Christian.
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A military training exercise that was due to take place in Shoalwater Bay had to be cancelled, with army personal evacuated to Rockhampton to avoid being cut off by flood waters. Along the coast, several ports including Gladstone were shut with large vessels told to head to sea and small vessels told to batten down and prepare for the storm. On 19 January Rewa started to affect Queensland with torrential rain and storm force windspeeds which caused some damage along the coast. However it did not make its predicted landfall near Mackay, instead it recurved to the south-southeast and came to within 100 km (60 mi) of the coast.
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George W. Bush, Bertie Ahern, and Romano Prodi at their joint press conference at the Castle in 2004. United States President George W. Bush spent the night of Friday, 26 June 2004, at Dromoland Castle to attend the EU-US Summit held at the facility. President Bush was guarded by approximately 7,000 police, military and private security forces during his 16-hour visit.Irish Batten Down Hatches for Bush Over the years, the guests to have stayed at Dromoland Castle have included Bill Clinton, Juan Carlos I of Spain, Nelson Mandela, Muhammad Ali, Richard Branson, Jack Nicholson, Johnny Cash, Michael Flatley, Bono and John Travolta.
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Shut the Box, also called Blitz, Bakarat, Canoga, Klackers, Batten Down the Hatches, Kingoball, Trictrac, Cut Throat, Fork Your Neighbor, and Jackpot, is a game of dice for one or more players, commonly played in a group of two to four for stakes. Traditionally, a counting box is used with tiles numbered 1 to 9 where each can be covered with a hinged or sliding mechanism, though the game can be played with only a pair of dice, pen, and paper. Variations exist where the box has 10 or 12 tiles. Alternatively, dominoes can be used for the tiles - this also provides the option of using up to six dice if a Double 18 domino set is used.
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