When Kevin and Rosemary bed down, it's over in a flash.
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With no money left, they had to bed down in the street.
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Our presence in "Bed Down Location" was electronically spied on and monitored.
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So, again, the plan was always to bed down across the pond.
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There's a bed down there that the guy says we can sleep on.
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I bed down in laurel, leaving the faintest of tracks, till kingdom come.
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At night, they bed down on the ground, each with a tarp for shelter.
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Not for letting to guests to bed down in, like Airbnb, but for self-storage.
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The migrants bed down in the berths in the sleeping cars where passengers once slept.
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Mountain goats, another iconic Glacier species, bed down on lingering snowpack to cool off in summer.
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But migrants arrived with blankets and prepared to bed down for the night outside the border station.
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In those where they gathered, parents brought sleeping bags and prepared to bed down on gym mats.
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She does this again in an angled corridor that leads from "Bed Down Location" to the final gallery.
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This is only the locker room, of course; the bulls don't have to bed down at the arena.
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Its luxurious stalls have nonslip flooring and high-end hay for animals to eat and bed down on.
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Finally the working day was over, and I went to bed down in an Oyo hotel for the night.
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Many of those who were moved appeared to be coastal-dwellers and construction workers, who often bed down in flimsy dormitories.
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"Bed Down Location" (2016) does not repurpose documentary footage or objects, and consequently is the most successful piece in Astro Noise.
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According to the Alliance, more people bed down nightly in the area's roughly 18,000 hotel rooms than live in its 4,700 households.
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Barracks where workers — for all intents and purposes, slaves of the state — bed down between shifts are hidden from the filmmaker's view.
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Menstruating women often trudge outside at night to bed down with cows or goats in tiny, rough, grass-roofed huts and sheds.
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"Bed Down Location" offers a glimpse of what Astro Noise might have been — an interactive exploration of what surveillance means in real time.
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They pull the bed down from the wall during the one week they spend there each month --they consider it a small luxury.
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They pull the bed down from the wall during the one week they spend there each month -- they consider it a small luxury.
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Players took turns to hit on the court until 0400 in a bid to bed down the surface for the tie which starts on Friday.
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Royal roomYes, the Prince of Wales has opened up a bed and breakfast, but no, that doesn't mean you'll get to bed down in Buckingham Palace.
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In this it recalls filmmaker Laura Poitras's artwork "Bed Down Location" (2016), which was made for her show at the Whitney and similarly hinged on surprise.
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I know what you're thinking (because it was my first thought, too): Why would someone who can afford a Tesla need to bed down inside one?
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If the mayor's plan goes through, horses will bed down in a new stable in Central Park and will no longer be seen crossing the broad avenues.
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Just a few hundred metres away, in the old Stratford Centre shopping precinct, around 223 homeless men and women are preparing to bed down for the night.
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If you're not a morning person, dragging yourself out of bed, down the stairs, and out the door can seem a Sisyphean task — it never gets easier.
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They are often the first to detect a whiff of discontent from a V.I.P., like cast members of the network television shows who bed down there during filming.
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In "Bed Down," viewers can lie on their backs on a large, square platform and admire projections on the ceiling: scenes of night skies in Yemen, Somalia, and Pakistan.
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When you're talking about a health-conscious product that's claiming to be in many respects a world-first, what we largely wanted to do was to bed down credibility.
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In Iraq, 20 strikes near eight cities struck weapons factories, propaganda sites and destroyed assembly areas, a mortar position and bed down locations, among other targets, the statement said.
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As Sabot has documented, the influencers bed down amidst the gorgeous flowers to peddle Campbell's Soup, women's clothing (rompers are a favorite), acrylic fingernails, cell phone cases, and M&M's.
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Callimachi: We started to get ready to bed down, but it was just so hot and really so loud in the house that you and I —— Mills: You going out?
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Officials expect the crisis to have an outsized impact on the homeless, who often make do without sanitation or food, bed down in close quarters and suffer more underlying illnesses.
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Many migrants in Belgrade, most of whom bed down in makeshift camps by the city's central rail station, had thought Hungary's referendum last weekend on migrant quotas meant the border would be opened.
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The crisis is especially acute in New York and Los Angeles, where men and women by the thousands bed down on the A-train, under the I-10 freeway, and anywhere else they can find shelter.
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In an installation called "Bed Down Location," we are invited to lie on a carpeted platform in a darkened gallery and look up at video projections of star-filled night skies in Yemen, Somalia and Pakistan.
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According to the Department of Transportation, which made an exhaustive survey of on this ultra-specific subject, 75 percent of drivers said they regularly have trouble finding a safe place to park when it's time to bed down.
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Deaths cannot be reversed, and I have to say, the first time my Scout died, set upon by a pack of wolves in the middle of the night while looking for a place to bed down, I was crushed.
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The woman from the party explained that the apartment was nothing like she had expected—it was, indeed, a little scary—and asked whether there might be room on my colleague's hotel-room floor for her to bed down on.
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And the under-a-million listing price ($214,213) gave aspiring masters of the universe — junior agents at William Morris and design-minded directors with a few IMDB credits — the hope that they, too, could bed down under a floating Lautner roof.
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I write some emails and prepare to bed down, and then notice that the "door" to my small room is essentially just a small frame, so anyone could step through the portal regardless of whether I lock it or not.
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At dusk, in the shadow of Rome's hyper-modern Tiburtina railway station, volunteers from another NGO, Baobab Experience, have just finished doling out food from a makeshift soup-kitchen to scores of Africans who are starting to bed down in the open.
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The Surfrider Malibu has actually been around since the 1950s, a thin-walled motel to bed down after a post-surf session or a show at next door's Crazy Horse Saloon, a rock hangout, but nonetheless on a prime spot on the Pacific Coast Highway.
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Bev was relieved to move on to the next donor, a jolly downtown lady with a queen mattress, box spring, and frame; a tired-looking teen-age boy, surrounded by books and papers, glanced up from the sofa as they inched the bed down the hall.
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"There's clearly a window of opportunity to be able to bed down a series of open issues which are not numerous, but are very complex," Guajardo said on the sidelines of a summit of the Pacific Alliance trade bloc in the western coastal city of Puerto Vallarta.
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"We have gone through the procurement process and we have now managed to bed down a developer and an investor in a 1.7990 megawatt facility in Welkom which will relieve some of our dependence on Eskom," Melanie Naidoo-Vermaak, executive for sustainable development at Harmony, said.
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He's sleeping with Sandra (Malina Manovici), a tattooed teacher at Eliza's school, although Sandra has already had enough of the subterfuge, and, when he finally spends a night at her apartment, she gives him a bowl of soup and makes him bed down on the couch.
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It has always been the case that, when Jayne and I call it a day, she goes upstairs while I linger downstairs in order to lock up, switch off the lights, perform a visual sweep, and generally satisfy myself that everything is shipshape and we can safely bed down.
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"There's clearly a window of opportunity to be able to bed down a series of open issues which are not numerous, but which are very complex," Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo said on the sidelines of a summit of the Pacific Alliance trade bloc in the western coastal city of Puerto Vallarta.
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"While there is presumably a strong US political imperative to get a deal done ahead of next year's elections, and presumably China is keen to bed down this issue, and while we expect a deal to be proclaimed, we can only believe it once it's seen," David de Garis, a director and senior economist at National Australia Bank, said in a morning note.
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It is also responsible for the bed-down and support of all deployments to Creech AFB.
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By nighttime, the chase is still ongoing, and the nephews, having exhausted their means of rescuing their uncle, bed down in their tent for the night, wishing him "Good night", "Unca", "Donald".
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With the No. 81 Squadron bed down, the contract includes a dual-bay hangar, squadron operations facility, and other facilities and utilities to support aircraft operations. Deliveries began in June 2013 and are to continued through December 2014."Purchase of Transport Aircraft." pib.nic.in, 12 December 2011.
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Four English soldiers are trapped in a bombed out Cathedral. Private King attempts to strangle Private Able. Separated by Corporal Adams and Private Meadows they bed down for the night. The remainder of the play reveals the dreams of each soldier and their attitude to life and death.
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During the day, red gorals graze on sunny slopes, retreating to rocky cliffs at night, where they bed down on sheltered ledges.(Zhang, 1987; Sheng Helin et al., 1999). As with most members of the Caprinae, red gorals are very agile and move with easy speed amongst rough terrain.
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Arthur emphasizes that Gwenhwyfar will be able to swear that the child was conceived in the king's bed. Lancelot and Gwenhwyfar are both skeptical, but Arthur persuades them, and they all bed down together. Meanwhile, Morgaine and Accolon kiss amongst the dancing pagans. The next day, Lancelot is feeling regret for what he has done with Gwenhwyfar and Arthur.
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Afterwards Beowulf and his warriors bed down in the mead hall to await the inevitable attack of the creature. Grendel stalks outside the building for a time, spying the warriors inside. He then makes a sudden attack, bursting the door with his fists and continuing through the entry. The first warrior Grendel finds is still asleep, so he seizes the man and devours him.
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One example of rejuvenation is the Nile, which was rejuvenated when the Mediterranean Sea dried up in the late Miocene. Its base level dropped from sea level to over 2 miles below sea level. It cut its bed down to several hundred feet below sea level at Aswan and 8000 feet below sea level at Cairo. After the Mediterranean re-flooded, those gorges gradually filled with silt.
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The wing executes military operations to bed-down, maintain and employ follow-on forces for the combined arms base that includes three major flying tenants and large multi- service fighting units. The wing is equipped with General Dynamics F-16 Fighting Falcon and Fairchild Republic A-10 Thunderbolt II squadrons and myriad base support agencies conducting the full spectrum of missions providing for the defense of the Republic of Korea.
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As night falls the workers bed down and Maria falls asleep dreaming of an earlier evening where we see her discussing Manuel with Cherif in what appears to be a romantic situation fueled by marijuana. Cherif warns her that her son is 'half-baked', a statement which makes her laugh. She awakens and attempts to start work again. However, the radio issues reports that the Boxer is being harbored by the "foreigners" and that loyal citizens should oppose them.
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The characters never tried to integrate into the environment and continued to wear their conspicuous spacesuits. Vobes was never entirely happy with the TV series as he was not allowed to direct it, and a lot of the slapstick stunts in the scripts were faked or never done. He said in an interview the only stunt they were allowed to do was riding a bed down a hill and into a carwash (In the episode 'A New Home').
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Seabees of Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 40 at Mogadishu, Somalia December 1992 In August 1990, after Saddam Hussein's Iraqi forces invaded Kuwait, the battalion was called from its deployment site in Guam to support I MEF and II MEF in Saudi Arabia. FORTY participated in the II MEF bed-down. The largest multi-battalion contingency operation in twenty years. In 36 days Seabees placed over 20,700 cubic meters of concrete and built six separate camps to house 25,000 Marines.
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The new signings did not bed down well, the fans were restless and Butler retaliated by calling them 'a bunch of yobbos'. The club recorded a loss of £52,000 in the hectic season, wages being doubled from £113,000 to £259,000 and the club's liabilities were now at £187,000. The club chairman stood down and was replaced by Arthur McPherson. The 1979–80 season started with six straight defeats, including an early exit from the League Cup.
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Steve says that the campers will soon be back and leads the hikers to a nearby spot to bed down for the night. They build a fire, and while Daniel pulls Steve aside to tell him that something strange is going on in the woods, Steve asks him not to say anything so as not to panic the others. The two decide to take turns standing guard. That night, as Terry wonders why the other campers have not returned, several wolves attack Mandy in her sleeping bag.
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The company then entered receivership in 2001, with debts totaling £27 million, with receivers stating "after rapid expansion the dealer failed to bed down its new acquisitions. The rationalisation of the past two years did not work and the company collapsed under a debt burden of £27m". Following the collapse of DC Cook, the Cook family started DC Cook Direct, which sold discounted new cars. However, a year prior to his death, this company also encountered difficulties; following complaints by customers, South Yorkshire Trading Standards Service cancelled the company's membership of a fair business scheme.
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Intense flooding occurred throughout the Rogue Valley in 1955, and Little Butte Creek's meanders in the Denman Wildlife Area between Eagle Point and the Rogue River were blamed for severe erosion. The section of the creek was subsequently bulldozed and straightened in the late 1950s and early 1960s. The straightness forced water downward instead of outward like a typical creek, scouring the stream bed down to bedrock and creating an unsuitable habitat for wild salmon. In 2007, a plan to divert the creek back into its old meanders was proposed.
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They sleep from roughly midnight to dawn, with an additional resting period during the hottest time of the day for a few hours after noon, and prefer to bed down in areas with heavy vegetation cover. Mountain tapirs forage for tender plants to eat. When trying to access high plants, they will sometimes rear up on their hind legs to reach and then grab with their prehensile snouts. Though their eyesight is lacking, they get by on their keen senses of smell and taste, as well as the sensitive bristles on their proboscises.
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At Coalville the original building for passengers to buy tickets is now a children's nursery beside the level crossing, . The incline at Swannington is under the supervision of the Swannington Heritage Trust and the track bed down the incline has been opened as a footpath with information boards. The foundations of the engine house at the top of the incline, , have been uncovered and about of track laid have been relaid. The historic winding engine was removed from here after the inclined closed to the National Railway Museum at York.
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Divorce barrister Logan (Kendall) arrives back in London from a trip overseas to find the whole city fogbound. Unable to reach his flat, he books into the exclusive Royal Parks Hotel, where a costume ball is taking place. Many of the partygoers are also stranded by the fog and while some are happy to bed down for the night in the hotel lounge, Leslie (Barnes) sweet-talks Logan into letting her stay in his suite. Although the pair are attracted to each other, the night passes innocently with Leslie in the bedroom and Logan in the sitting-room.
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The gromatici, the Roman equivalent of rod men, placed rods and put down a line called the rigor. As they did not possess anything like a transit, a civil engineering surveyor tried to achieve straightness by looking along the rods and commanding the gromatici to move them as required. Using the gromae they then laid out a grid on the plan of the road. The libratores then began their work using ploughs and, sometimes with the help of legionaries, with spades excavated the road bed down to bedrock or at least to the firmest ground they could find.
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Their mission is to receive, bed-down and sustain munitions to enable U.S. and NATO forces to conduct full-spectrum flying operations from USAFE's only bomber- forward operating location. RAF Fairford is a forward operating location for the Boeing B-52, the B-1 and the B-2 bomber aircraft. It also assists in U-2 aircraft deployment, deployed operations training and serves as an alternate landing site for the U.S. Space Shuttle. RAF Fairford annually hosts the world's largest military airshow called the Royal International Air Tattoo (RIAT); typically held in July. RAF Welford comprises 806 acres and is bordered by a 31,680 foot fence-line.
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Geologists apply the term overdeepening to one phenomenon other than glacial overdeepening - the dramatic river valley downcutting which can occur when the sea into which it discharges dries out. In what is referred to as the Messinian salinity crisis the Mediterranean Sea basin was geologically separate from the Atlantic ocean. Evaporation dropped the sea level by over 1000 meters at the mouth of the Rhone River and 2,500 meters at the mouth of the Nile River, resulting in overdeepening of these valleys. The Nile cut its bed down to several hundred feet below sea level far upstream at Aswan, and 8,000 feet (2,500 m) below sea level just north of Cairo.
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Its successor for navigation purposes, the Port of London Authority, also owns the river bed down to here but has navigation policing rights on a debatable area of estuary or sea as far as the seaside resort of Margate which has normal sea salinity. The Isle of Grain was the site of Grain Fort, built in the 1860s and used for coastal defence until the 1950s. The fort was almost completely demolished about 1960, leaving only the original earth rampart, complete with some tunnels running underground. Grain Tower, about a quarter of a mile off-shore and accessible at low tide, originated about the same time as the main fort.
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The massive presence of salt does not require a desiccation of the sea. The main evidence for the evaporative drawdown of the Mediterranean comes from the remains of many (now submerged) canyons that were cut into the sides of the dry Mediterranean basin by rivers flowing down to the abyssal plain. For example, the Nile cut its bed down to several hundred feet below sea level at Aswan (where Ivan S. Chumakov found marine Pliocene foraminifers in 1967), and below sea level just north of Cairo. In many places in the Mediterranean, fossilized cracks have been found where muddy sediment had dried and cracked in the sunlight and drought.
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Registers were to be produced in duplicate, and one was to be sent to the Office of the Scottish Registrar General in Edinburgh. Compulsory civil registration began in Scotland on 1 January 1855, and coverage seems to have been complete for marriages and deaths. Birth registration took rather longer to bed down, but by the time of his first annual detailed report, published in 1861, the first Registrar General for Scotland, William Pitt Dundas, claimed that: "there is good reason for believing that very few births indeed now escape registration."Higgs, Edward, The development of the General Register Office (Scotland) Retrieved 26 March 2016 In 1855 and 1860, two Acts, the Registration (Scotland) Act, 1855 (18 & 19 Vict.
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The Irish Independent reported in November 2015 that the Fianna Fáil manifesto for the 2016 election would promise to restore town councils. In 2015, an advisory group and forum began reviewing local government; based on their work up to May 2016, Simon Coveney the then Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government said, "the revised structures are generally operating well but will need more time to bed down fully". The programme of the Fine Gael–led government formed after the 2016 election considered "establishing town and borough councils subject to a local plebiscite and local funding". In June 2017, Fianna Fáil introduced a private member's bill to establish a Town Councils Commission "to carry out a review and make recommendations relating to the establishment and boundaries of a town council system".
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The interior of a Viewliner I sleeping car bedroom with the lower bed down The first car from the order was originally scheduled to roll off the assembly line in October 2012, but was delayed by more than a year, with field testing beginning in June 2014. CAF had multiple issues, including failure to detect defects in the baggage cars, and quality issues with initial construction of the diner and sleeping cars. Amtrak also experienced project management challenges in addressing these faults. While all 130 cars were originally expected to be delivered by the end of 2015, by December 2016 only the baggage cars and one diner were in service. As of August 1, 2019, all 25 Viewliner II diners had been delivered, with 11 in service on the Silver Meteor, Crescent, and Lake Shore Limited routes.
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