Margaret's remaining years would be consumed by power grabs for the throne.
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It's a carnivorous aural landscape you can let yourself be consumed by.
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Light naphtha will be consumed by Lotte Chemical for its petrochemical production.
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It is easy to be consumed by the distractions, the outrages, and
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Trump is a rage-prone obsessive who will be consumed by this.
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Be prepared for your Twitter feeds to be consumed by this game.
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It should be consumed by people who know what they're talking about.
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Congress in the coming week will be consumed by negotiations on spending.
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Why get VR when your vision can be consumed by 24 million pixels???
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British politics will now be consumed by the race to succeed Mrs May.
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Senate floor time, however, is soon expected to be consumed by appropriations measures.
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If we allow the world to be consumed by falsity, we are inviting catastrophe.
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"It will be a challenge not to be consumed by it," Mr. Short said.
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He learned quickly from mistakes and refused to be consumed by expectations or pressure.
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By 2025, the service estimates that 67% of its budget will be consumed by fires.
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"For the host club men, it's their job to be consumed by women," says Choo.
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To continue the life cycle, they must be consumed by tiny aquatic creatures called copepods.
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Presidents can either laugh at the strangeness of their circumstances or be consumed by them.
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Trump, however, has and always will be consumed by the question of his presidential legacy.
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It's a nice change to be consumed by something that is, all in all, quite meaningless.
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And I know that many future moments will be consumed by the vast emptiness as well.
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If so, he is likely to be consumed by it from his first day in office.
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Earth, Scudder said, might either escape the expanding sun&aposs orbit or be consumed by it.
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In HuCow, the cow-woman is simulating an object produced specifically to be consumed by her partner.
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Jordan, which implicitly protects Israel's flank to the east, may yet be consumed by turmoil all around.
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In some places, pigeons are culled or fed contraceptive pills that may be consumed by other species.
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Insects are exceptionally effective in converting what they eat in nutritional structures that can be consumed by humans.
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Followers of Poppy, Lil Miquela and Kylie Jenner can be consumed by the mysteries of their origin stories.
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Earth, on the other hand, has two options — either escape the expanding sun or be consumed by it.
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In fact, the GOP is about to be consumed by the hugely complex burden of replacing what they repeal.
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Other recent studies have investigated increasing concerns about microplastics in the oceans and that can be consumed by fish.
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For voters, candidates have come to them before claiming to clean up corruption, only to be consumed by it.
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But this Congress will be consumed by the investigations into Trump, which could grind legislative progress to a halt.
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Why would a serious reading of "I, Too" be consumed by recollection of a primal scene of white guilt?
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Roosevelt's remaining years in office would be consumed by World War II, which the United States entered on Dec.
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The Golden Knights have proven ... just because you play in Vegas doesn't mean you'll be consumed by hookers and blow!
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They redefine our personal history, rendering it into data to be consumed by others, framed around our inclinations to buy.
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On Sunday, everyone seemed to be consumed by a different matter: whether it is appropriate to kneel during the anthem.
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Then we gave them the opportunity to put hot sauce into water that was going to be consumed by another person.
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And an estimated two million gallons of beer will be consumed by the millions of people who attend this year's festival.
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I don't want my son to be consumed by the robots, and I've pulled farther and farther away from Facebook myself.
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So you're saying that this release and the Trickfinger release from 2015 were not meant to be consumed by the public.
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The remainder of his term should be consumed by a formal, televised presentation of all the ways he's disgraced his office.
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That seemingly ensured that the Obama administration's final days would be consumed by escalating accusations and retaliation between Washington and Moscow.
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" Despite the frustration, Hamill noted that "Carrie would want us to be happy, she wouldn't want us to be consumed by grief.
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America will be consumed by its presidential election, Europe by refugees and fear of terrorism, China by its adjustment to slower growth.
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The President will not travel to Asia until the fall, on a trip likely to be consumed by the North Korea showdown.
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Sexual perversion could be consumed by a paying audience, but only if the perpetrators were punished with heterosexual resolution, madness or death.
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Everyday we are faced with thousands of stories from thousands of outlets, all begging to be consumed by our eyes and ears.
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In the world of Chinatown, everything is a resource to be consumed by unscrupulous men who don't care about anyone but themselves.
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And rather than bringing stability in the face of the political chaos on the continent, they look likely to be consumed by it.
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And their time will quickly begin to be consumed by the trial of the House speaker, which is proceeding on a separate track.
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Although over 1,900 insect species are estimated to be consumed by humans worldwide, insects are yet to reach the mainstream of Western cuisine.
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After all, nothing sets the mood quite like songs specifically intended to make us think we're about to be consumed by ectoplasmic hellfire.
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Both called themselves "Instagrammers," and their carefully curated photos were destined to be consumed by the nearly 90,000 followers they have between them.
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When you have children, it's likely that your life will be consumed by them — but it's also important to make time for your partner.
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In this delirious space, formerly a hayloft, a 20-foot-tall fireplace seems to be consumed by sinuous tongues of bronze and plaster flames.
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This puzzle is like "La La Land"; it's meant to appeal to general audiences, and it'll be consumed by more people than its counterpart.
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As the world continues to be consumed by Avengers: Endgame hype, Oppo has put out a special edition phone that ties into Marvel's cinematic behemoth.
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Companies make and sell products and those products have to be consumed by as many people as possible — that's what makes the whole thing work.
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The works are seen as products without impediments, commodities to be consumed by the viewer, another designated tourist site in the flowing circuitry of art.
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He's done what he can to repeal the law, but his legislative efforts this year are likely to be consumed by immigration and maybe infrastructure.
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People in each city tend to be consumed by work, glued to their smartphones and caught up in a money culture driven by high finance.
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As we talked, words tumbled out in rapid spurts only to be consumed by long periods of silence when we could find nothing to say.
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A typical middle-income worker will get a $930 reduction in his taxes this year, half of which will be consumed by higher gasoline prices.
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It was also slowly sinking in that their time in Congress during the first term of Donald Trump was going to be consumed by impeachment.
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Why it matters: This outcome, which seems more certain with each passing hour, means the presidential, Senate and House races will be consumed by impeachment.
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There is every chance that her government will be consumed by paralysis—that her compromise doesn't get through and that she has nothing to replace it.
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Similarly, a CCP placed into resolution too late could reduce the effectiveness of resolution actions as financial resources could be consumed by a failed recovery situation.
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"In less than five years, 212% of the federal budget will be consumed by Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security and the interest on the debt," Rubio said.
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The product's description says it can be consumed by pregnant women, but also warns that pregnant and breastfeeding customers should consult with their doctors before consuming.
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Though I can't say how their lives might have turned out had this not occurred, their existences now continue to be consumed by addiction and struggle.
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But nutrients flowing to the ocean from freshwater are more likely to be consumed by algae in brackish water, rather than making it to the sea.
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The inn&aposs spokeswoman said any food left behind is not to be consumed by staff and the inn&aposs training programs will be reviewed with employees.
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Even in minuscule amounts, fake news has a much greater ability to spread quickly and be consumed by many given the nature of the salacious headlines themselves.
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At home, Washington will shortly be consumed by two new confirmation dramas, for Trump's nominee for attorney general, William Barr, and whomever he chooses to succeed Mattis.
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Then not only would 2020 be a health care election, but if the Democrat won, the next two years would be consumed by outlandish single-payer expectations.
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Students at an Alaska high school will no longer be consumed by their cell phones during the school day — thanks to a complete ban on the devices.
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Washington continues to be consumed by speculation and debate over whether the United States should retaliate against any Iranian reprisals to avenge the death of Iranian Gen.
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The Pakistani parliament now produces 80MW of electricity, of which 62MW will be consumed by the building, while the remaining 18MW will be diverted to the national grid.
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Mr. Trump is said by advisers to be consumed by the multiplying investigations that have taken down his personal lawyer, campaign chairman, national security adviser and family foundation.
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Democratic candidates grappled with the impact of the impeachment inquiry at the start of the debate; Bernie Sanders warned that Democrats should not be "consumed" by President Trump.
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Netflix Description: A seductive alien prowls the streets in search of prey: unsuspecting men who fall under her spell, only to be consumed by a strange liquid pool.
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To "consume" a work of art is really to be consumed by it: to surrender your will to the vision of the creator — or, in this case, the Creator.
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So the way podcasts work now is you have an RSS feed, and then the RSS feed can be consumed by a number of different players or consumption platforms.
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Capitol Hill will be consumed by Obamacare for the foreseeable future but this week is a big one, with House committees expected to mark up the first legislative text.
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Free cash flow (FCF) generation should increase on the back of lower debt service costs, although part of the incremental cash flows is likely to be consumed by dividends.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — Members of the Senate always expected to be consumed by a major court-related fight this year, just not the court-related fight they are having.
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We'd flee from her—half gleeful because we were in on the joke, half fearful because we were convinced we'd be consumed by the raw, pink, pockmarked bird carcass.
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"There's more weed being produced by our legal system than can be consumed by Oregonians," said Steve Marks, who's in charge of regulating Oregon's recreational marijuana and liquor industry.
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Here's the rub: Monitors pay closer attention to material that might be consumed by the average person than to cultural products seen as highbrow and intended for educated groups.
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In just a few hours, she will be consumed by all things Chanel, starting with its much-anticipated Métiers d'Art fashion show, which will take place the next evening.
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There is a substantial probability that his presidency will continue to be consumed by scandal, most likely bribery, obstruction of justice, or whatever else is going on with Russia.
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Consequently, Ofcom estimates that across all platforms, if the deal went ahead news from Fox/Sky and the Murdoch papers would be consumed by almost a third of all adults.
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Yet in diplomatic terms it punches above its weight because many of its atolls, rising just 93 metres (6.6 feet) above sea level, could someday be consumed by rising waters.
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Given the Senate could soon be consumed by an impeachment trial, the remaining weeks of 2019 could be the final opportunity for lawmakers in the upper chamber to advance legislation.
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The crockpots on top of the long tables lining the sides of the stage were ready to start bubbling away with chili (to be consumed by the audience at intermission).
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As a result, the poor will be forced to change their priorities: The time and energy they could dedicate to peaceful protests will be consumed by struggling to provide bread.
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The blow-up sent shockwaves through Washington as lawmakers, aides, lobbyists and reporters openly wondered whether the coming holiday season would be consumed by a new crisis over government funding.
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"It's removing all the suspended particles, packing them up, and putting them on the bottom where they can be consumed by other animals; it's basically creating fish pellets," Malinowski says.
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It's not just important for artists and what inspiration they may glean from each other, but for the average listener, who may or may not be consumed by their own emotions.
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If pensions are included, some three-quarters of the overall defence budget will be consumed by salaries and benefits, leaving scant funding for procurement, let alone such luxuries as research and development.
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One thing is certain - for the rest of the time Trump is in office, his agenda and administration will be consumed by dealing with the special counsel and news stories about prosecutions.
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Meanwhile, the White House, rather than attempting to shepherd a targeted legislative agenda through Congress, has instead allowed itself to be consumed by internal feuds and battles with the rest of Washington.
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These movies — and by that, I could mean the Jurassic Park movies or blockbusters in general — are made to be consumed by as large an audience as possible, which usually includes families.
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While hailed by many as a crucial tool for accelerating scientific progress, critics worry that preprints, which are meant to be consumed by fellow scientists, might be misinterpreted by the general public.
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It's easy to be consumed by this visual poetry and overlook the complex engineering behind Lye's superficially minimalist work, but the archival papers on view emphasize how he carefully developed each one.
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It's impossible to not be consumed by nostalgia for a bygone era of boza street vendors, as this winter treat is a reminder of cozy good times, family gatherings, and winter festivities.
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One of them tells him that icebreakers alone can consume 100 tonnes of fuel every 24 hours, against the 1.5 tonnes a year that might be consumed by the average Finnish family house.
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But Steve inspired me to follow his lead, as I witnessed his unrelenting drive to return to his former self — and his refusal to be consumed by what happened to him and why.
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The edge and the compute of the edge is going to become more and more important because the amount of data that will be generated just can't be consumed by traditional backhaul architectures.
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Put another way, Trump's vision of a government in balance would mean two-thirds of all outlays in 2027 would be consumed by just four areas: defense, interest payments, Medicare and Social Security.
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Would Sanders really let a huge portion of his first year in office be consumed by this controversy, or would he set it aside in order to focus on his battle against plutocracy?
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Anybody who wants to feed something or sell something as a product that's going to be consumed by a food animal has to show that that stuff, whatever it happens to be is safe.
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The problem with Social Security planning, however, is that most folks are not prepared for — or just don't understand — how much of their monthly Social Security benefit will be consumed by health-care expenses.
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The summer and fall will be consumed by the fight over Mr. Trump's proposed replacement, and inject a new set of high-stakes issues into the campaign, primarily the prospect of overturning Roe v.
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However, she said she was hopeful that Republicans in Washington would focus their energy on making changes to the tax code that would help small businesses, and would not be consumed by political squabbling.
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The United Nations recently released a damning climate report that stated unless immediate dramatic changes take place across the world, places like the Bahamas will be the first to be consumed by the ocean.
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"That's when companies get it wrong, when they focus on the gadgetry rather than the user experience," he said, adding that young talent shouldn't be consumed by adding features just for the sake of it.
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This year, for American drinkers, the pleasure of sipping the young wine — which is meant to be consumed by the end of December — will be a little more expensive, due to a new 25% duty.
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On Christmas Day — which is often billed as the marker on the mythical national sporting calendar when the N.B.A. begins to be consumed by a wider audience — it was tougher for the Lakers to take.
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That view may strike many health experts as premature when malaria, tuberculosis and HIV are still killing millions every year, but the epidemiological shift will ensure that ever more resources will be consumed by chronic conditions.
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The more I viewed my life as something to be consumed by other people, capitalizing on all the pain and pleasure and resentment and fear that come along with being alive, the more compulsively I posted.
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For a 34-year-old whose nights and days used to be consumed by endless hours grinding at felt tables in casinos from Barcelona to Melbourne, it is evidence that she really can find action anywhere.
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If he loses the referendum but decides to try to remain prime minister, as he has said he would, Britain could be consumed by political maneuvering for weeks or months, postponing a decision on how to proceed.
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While it can be easy to be consumed by pessimistic thinking — especially given the daily headlines — humans need to think about the world they want to live in, and act to make reality reflect it, Zalman says.
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One limitation of the study is that researchers lacked data from medical bills to explore the exact amount of patients' out-of-pocket costs or what proportion of their income might be consumed by paying these bills.
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"What really compounds the pound's situation is that at this point it is hard to see June being any better, the month set to be consumed by a Brexit-focused Tory leadership battle," Spreadex analyst Connor Campbell said.
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And for Big River Steel in Arkansas, it used more than 30,000 sensors and AI to predict how much electricity would be consumed by the mill's machines so it could sell excess energy back to the electric company.
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"'USE By" applies to the few products that are highly perishable and/or have a food safety concern over time; these products should be consumed by the date listed on the package – and disposed of after that date.
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If we refuse to recognize and respect someone else's humanity -- even in the thick of the fight -- we will be consumed by the same hate and backwardness that King and those who strive to follow his example oppose.
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The "Dies Irae" section, in which the chorus and orchestra evoke the "day of wrath" when judgment will come and the world will be consumed by ashes, had the hellish fervor and pummeling intensity any performance must summon.
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But in early December both the House and Senate will also be consumed by a continuing resolution and/or the 2018 fiscal year budget, the debt ceiling, DACA, and maybe a discussion of funding the border wall; 16.
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To the surprise of the tourists who witnessed the South African showdown, the resilient honey badger managed to successfully fight off the two jackals and drag the now-dead python toward a bush to be consumed by himself.
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More than one a day is pushing it, as each harrowing episode requires one (1) bottle of red wine and an anxiety-laden, 14-hour waiting period during which the entire bottle should be consumed by one (1) person.
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Bohora was taking part in chhaupadi, a common practice in the west of the country in which women, considered unclean during menstruation, are forbidden from touching other people, food that may be consumed by others, cattle and even books.
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In the 1970s and 1980s, the area surrounding what became Hudson River Park was slated to be consumed by Westway, a monstrous mega-highway and development that was stopped when community activists balked and fought a long legal battle.
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Its argument is that it makes sense to grow more food near urban areas because 80 percent of the world's food will be consumed by cities in 2050, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.
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And the time for those debates to play out will be constrained as precious floor time will be consumed by vital votes on a popular child healthcare program, federal flood insurance, and authorization for the Federal Aviation Administration, among other matters.
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Chenyue Xing, a former Juul scientist, told the newswire the company had tossed ideas around on limiting the amount of nicotine that could be consumed, by shutting down the device for a half-hour or after a specific number of puffs.
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Instead of a deal with the Palestinians along the lines of Kushner's ill-fated economic formula, Israel's ultra-right politics would be consumed by talk about annexation of the occupied territories and a population transfer of Palestinians out of Israel.
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Given the asymmetry of certain enterprises in the world, you kind of wonder as to whether or not new Disney, with all of its IP, has in fact become the juiciest peach in the world to be consumed by Apple.
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Contact High Rating: 🌲🌲 Platforms: PS4 Green: $14.99 It's just holes, man: A perfect metaphor for 2018, Donut County is all about watching everything you know and love be consumed by a deep, dark void create by a selfish asshole.
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Whether engineered in Monsanto labs or evolving in climate-changed environs—in effect guided by human hands—there is a new generation of fauna that will be, like Okja, shaped and grown by us, and made to suffer and be consumed by us.
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"Much — I would say even most — extreme-right content is easily accessible in open online spaces so that it can be consumed by as many people as possible," said Maura Conway, a senior lecturer in international security at Dublin City University in Ireland.
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The exile solution to pigeon overcrowding is being presented as a more animal-friendly approach than that taken in other places, where pigeons are treated like flying rats to be culled or fed contraceptive pills that may also be consumed by other species.
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People involved did not know, for example, how long the debate over the procedures would last, or whether a day designated for filing motions, Wednesday, would be consumed by the procedural moves or set aside for House managers to begin their opening arguments.
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A few years ago, no one could have predicted that socialism would seem to many young people like a viable political movement or that the country would be consumed by the question of whether there's a tape of the president saying the N-word.
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Moody's said it expected the central bank's usable foreign exchange buffer of about $5-10 billion will "likely be consumed" by the government's forthcoming external debt service payments estimated at $6.5 billion this year and next, including a $1.5 billion maturity on Nov. 28.
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"On the biggest deals it is hard to ignore the appetite and sentiment of the biggest beasts but there is no reason why smaller deals couldn't be consumed by the more peripheral players that sometimes have to live off of the scraps," the syndicate head said.
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She refuses the only future that Paul can see for them, to be consumed by Paul's need for a life of middle-class convenience and comfortability — he tries to woo her at one point by listing the appliances he has in his home — keeps her possibilities alive.
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With Israel lacking an elected government at least until the fall, by which point Mr. Trump is likely to be consumed by his own re-election campaign, the prospects for advancing a peace plan already rejected out of hand by the Palestinians seemed to dim even further.
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While Selina and her clown car of staffers — not counting Sue, the only nonclown in the vehicle — scramble to make her look as presidential as possible while confronting an undecided election that may hinge on a recount in Nevada, they find the time to be consumed by trivial matters.
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With the 2020 election fast approaching and the Senate likely to be consumed by an impeachment trial in the coming months, there is a sense that McAleenan's replacement represents a last chance for the foreseeable future for Trump to get the right person in place to implement his immigration agenda.
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And this is the primary aim of empire: to remake the world so that if you are a citizen of the colonial power everything you see in some way belongs to you, may be consumed by you, or exists by your mercy and grace, is therefore no longer alien to you.
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I imagine in my lifetime that you'll be able to visit a bar and photograph strangers to find out their first name, interests, and earning potential, and we'll all be accepting of this convenience as our busy lives continue to be consumed by the need to be connected and up to date.
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If you cast the net wider, and abandon any pretense of self-curation, allowing yourself to be consumed by Google's omnipotent search mechanisms—catching every local freesheet along the way— you'll end up in an even stranger place, a place where no news is good news and all news is bad news.
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And while largely white denominations like the United Church of Christ, the Episcopal Church and the Presbyterian Church (USA) affirm gays and lesbians, most black churches in America still have a "don't ask, don't tell" policy that forces its LGBTQ members to live in the closet or be consumed by self-loathing.
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You can see how the game has been transformed in the gameplay trailer: After watching a cutscene where Arthas Menethil decides he'd rather kill the innocent citizens of Stratholme now than watch them be consumed by the Scourge, and seeing Uther Lightbringer and Jaina Proudmoore abandon him over this atrocious task, I jumped right in.
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The correlation between animals and women has been extensively addressed by Carol J. Adams in her pivotal 1979 book The Sexual Politics of Meat, in which she argues that women have experienced the same objectification and fragmentation that animals have, often presented as pieces of meat to be consumed by those who believe they are the superior species.
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Members of the working class may be consumed by mundane concerns like making sure their kids can go to college and their cars can get them to their jobs, but the wealthier you are, the more resources you can devote to your personal interests and esoteric hobbies, whether that means getting really into Scotch, exotic pets, or toppling governments.
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Cancer patients usually attempt to maintain a positive attitude, and I appreciate how much better it is to do so than to be consumed by negativity, but no mind-set would have meaningfully muted the shock of my recurrence and the burden of having to tell my family that actually I've been in Stage 4 all along.
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The recent stock market selloff and an uptick in inflation concerns mean Powell's first months in office may be consumed by debate on whether the Fed should lean against inflation with faster rate increases - and risk the ire of a White House aiming to boost growth - or stick to the gradual rate path championed by Yellen.
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In the short term Khan is going to be consumed by forming a government, tackling a crooked and crumbling economy, dealing with creditors like China, and fighting off allegations of a rigged election from the Pakistan's Peoples Party and the Pakistan Muslim League -- the same two dynasties he's been fighting for decades, the same people he led street protests against claiming the same wrongdoing in 2013.
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Not only will it be consumed by crewed space missions to Mars and the Moon, but it will also be needed in huge quantities to fuel the vehicles that will take the crews to their destination—either as liquid water (in the case of the Prospector-1), the source of methane and liquid oxygen (as per Musk's Mars plans), or the source of liquid oxygen and liquid hydrogen (as per Lockheed's Mars Base Camp).
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But it is the future of an automobile industry in which romance has been replaced by reality, in which "the joy of driving" has been covered in smog or fear thereof or forgotten in the inconvenience and cost of tankers hauling and storing fossil fuels to be consumed by cars and trucks, only to be spewed into the air as burned fumes and taken into animal lungs — yes, dogs and cats breathe, too — across the land.
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The goal is to get Trump to rant in private so that he refrains from ranting in public: The calls — detailed by three senior White House officials — are part strategy consultation and part presidential venting session, during which Trump's lawyers and public-relations gurus take turns reviewing the latest headlines with him.... By the time the president arrives for work in the Oval Office, the thinking goes, he will no longer be consumed by the Russia probe that he complains hangs over his presidency like a darkening cloud.
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The idea that large parts of our mental life remain obscure or even entirely mysterious to us; that we benefit from attending to the influence of these depths upon our surface selves, our behaviors, language, dreams and fantasies; that we can sometimes be consumed by our childhood familial roles and even find ourselves re-enacting them as adults; that our sexuality might be as ambiguous and multifaceted as our compendious emotional beings and individual histories — these core conceits, in the forms they circulate among us, are indebted to Freud's writings.
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