The only physical process to drive weather, then, would be land breezes, sea breezes, and topographically-induced winds.
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It caught ocean breezes and crushing subtropical heat and hurricanes.
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But light breezes early on Friday helped firefighters make headway.
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Much warmer tomorrow, with calmer breezes and a little sunshine.
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By 21, another 83 million will be catching sea breezes.
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Flowers and the breezes blowing through is a recurring subject.
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Strong breezes shook rickety rooftops and downpours battered the coast.
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We hear breezes but do not see the branches moving.
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No. 16 Purdue breezes past Tennessee State WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind.
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MORRIS TOWNSHIP "Summer Breezes," Baroque Orchestra of New Jersey, Aug.
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Too many thunderstorms went unwatched, too many gentle breezes unnoticed.
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Something about falling leaves and cool breezes arouses certain cravings.
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Northeasterly breezes may gust above 103 mph by late afternoon.
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Light breezes, in variable directions, try to calm near dawn.
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Neha Sharma is impressive and breezes through her role with confidence.
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Crisp foliage, cool breezes, autumnal hues — we're here for all of it.
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The bluff face and ocean breezes provide ideal conditions for staying aloft.
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She smelled of coconuts, of fruity cocktails, tropical breezes, white-sand beaches.
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If there are any very light breezes, they'll likely blow from the northwest.
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The Breezes and the Baraza are the larger and more family-friendly resorts.
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The air cool like that of a shady glade wafted by gentle breezes.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tonight: Breezes ease overnight, but it's on the chilly side.
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West-southwest breezes around 103 mph are ushering in a milder air mass.
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Breezes stir the Spanish moss hanging from old trees and rattle wind chimes.
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They are enjoying the sun and the breezes, and a minimum of air pollution.
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Nantucket's combination of cobblestone streets and ocean breezes make it the ultimate summer destination.
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Forecasters say the breezes will grow stronger, and that means Sunday could be wild.
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In the industrial city of Stuttgart, Germany, refreshing breezes are both scarce and valuable.
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Surrounded by sunlight, flowers and gentle breezes, Jeanne dwells in a vision of happiness.
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Sara Hayes, a nurse practitioner, breezes into the examining room and soothes the teenager.
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Stocks still seem pretty stable, but today's flutter might reflect the breezes blowing from elsewhere.
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You go to see bald eagles riding the cool breezes in the San Bernardino range.
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Despite the sunshine and balmy breezes, movies released in the summer are often no vacation.
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But whether they're ultimately strong gusts or merely light breezes is hard to know yet.
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In the swirling psychic fog beneath its glassy exterior, Claudio Ranieri's smiling face breezes past.
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The breezes had also cleared the air somewhat, leading to improved visibility for fire crews.
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Ms. Pozycki-Torres described her life among sailboats and sea breezes as a rare gift.
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Highs should reach the lower 303s in most areas with light breezes from the southeast.
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Skies are partly to mostly sunny, and breezes don't detract too much from the day.
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A time in, say, May, when it was spring, and warm breezes flowed through the air.
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In the West, Zanzibar conjures up images of sugary white sands, warm breezes and turquoise waters.
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" Instead, the waitress breezes past and tells the group that Olive Garden's unlimited stick "is infinite.
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More important, the wind will finally leave us alone, though it's back tomorrow with chilly breezes.
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Cheddar Bay Biscuits are now Cheddar "Bey" Biscuits and their Bay Breeze drinks are "Bey" Breezes.
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He and his wife have moved their bed to an open window to catch nighttime breezes.
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Ah, the gentle breezes that you can only feel at the top of the mountain. 1.
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She adored its rapids, and the breezes that she said sounded like voices speaking to her.
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The room was full of wine country breezes and pictures of Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young.
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This wide disparity in temperature range happens with breezes calming overnight, and they very well might.
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The algae can cause coughs and other respiratory distress in humans as breezes blow toxins inland.
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Confidence: Medium-High Sunday night: Clouds slowly increase and perhaps breezes do, too, just a bit.
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Southwest breezes around 403 mph assist in boosting temperatures (and even some slight hint of mugginess).
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Highs in the middle to upper 30s with light northerly breezes at five to 10 mph.
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Typically, a bomb cyclone occurs when cold winds blowing over land collide with warm ocean breezes.
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Southerly breezes could kick up past 20 mph, so watch for those umbrellas blowing inside-out.
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Once again, the E.T. actress breezes — and crashes — through the challenge, this one in just nine seconds.
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Some days it breezes through without issue, but heavy use has occasionally necessitated a mid-day charge.
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Its sea exposure leaves the home exposed to ocean breezes that blow into the main living area.
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The open-air sections at the end zones might allow for some nice breezes on the field.
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Stiglitz should be selling the hell out of it; instead, he breezes through it in one page.
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"It was not Honda wind," said Johnson, who added that the breezes did fluctuate more than forecast.
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Southeast breezes remain on the light side with lows holding in the upper 40s to lower 50s.
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Breezes and shower chances don't make it a clear ride to warm 250s starting off our workweek.
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In warmer months, the many glass sliders open up for seamless indoor-outdoor living and cooling breezes.
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With 85 windows and screened double doors front and back, the house is cooled by ocean breezes.
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The first few days of our trip were perfect and featured clear skies and beautiful coastal breezes.
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Today's breezes may be bothersome given the wind chill, but they will diminish by tonight and tomorrow.
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On the trail, only an insistent canyon wren and breezes in the cottonwoods broke an enfolding silence.
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Links golf plays differently — the ocean breezes require one to engage the landscape rather than avoid it.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tomorrow night: Mostly cloudy skies are the rule, along with southerly breezes around 5 mph.
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Given the strong breezes whipping off a part-frozen Lake Michigan, that could feel more like -48°C.
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Though breezes blow through the building, the chickens' droppings emit an ammoniac reek that clings to the nostrils.
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There was a library that got me any book I wanted two blocks away, swimming pools, balmy breezes.
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It's a sleepy waterfront neighborhood of tree-lined streets, manicured lawns and salty breezes off the East River.
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The strong, steady ocean breezes mean that far more power can be produced than from turbines on land.
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Hiaasen's trick is to cool all these steamy dreads and yearnings with refreshing breezes of sharp, clear language.
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The soft breezes and gentle sunsets and crystal blue water at Matava made it hard to muster alarm.
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This top element has another function: it gives the patio privacy, light shade, and protection from strong breezes.
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When the skies above New York are filled with sunshine, warm breezes and the disturbing whir of helicopters.
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Experts are hopeful that smog and particulate matter will dissipate soon, carried off by wind and ocean breezes.
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Thanks to clear skies and dying breezes, the region gets chilly again, with most spots in the 20s.
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Salty breezes will sometimes waft into her home in the West Point neighborhood of Liberia's capital city, Monrovia.
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This prediction, coming from a new study from a Swiss university, doesn't mean London will start enjoying Mediterranean breezes.
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The south side looks out over the Annapolis River, and in the summer I get marvelous breezes blowing through.
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In the cover story for Vogue's June issue, Rihanna breezes past the topic of Drake when he comes up.
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But Arizona isn't exactly famous for its breezes and few people are going to Iowa to get a tan.
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Miami Beach's tall buildings and ocean breezes make aerial spraying there more difficult than in Wynwood, Dr. Petersen said.
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They can be closed, but at the same time they allow the seasons and breezes to enter and flow.
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At certain moments during "Imponderable," you feel breezes wafting over you and hear loud thumping under the theater's risers.
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She breezes across our rooftop garden to pick herbs and flowers to use in a dish for us today.
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Clerestory windows on the east (street) side of the house, above the kitchen, admit morning light and cooling breezes.
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All the while, you're followed by the slightest of breezes and the faint but inescapable scent of sea air.
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West and southwest breezes continue to gust near 20 mph, but they aren't ushering in cold air just yet.
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Very light southerly breezes may help boost temperatures by a couple of degrees over our previous night's low temperatures.
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Breezes kick up a bit as well, to around 13 mph from the west and northwest, with higher gusts.
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Breezes blow from the northwest at 220 to 230 mph with gusts of 103 to 210 mph at times.
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The 59-degree water combined with Gulf breezes created a risk of hypothermia for the passengers, emergency officials said.
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"Beach reads" are often considered a genre unto themselves: light, breezy fare that match the light breezes of the seaside.
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Slow-jam bass holds down a choppy guitar line and the whole thing breezes in and out without hurting anyone.
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That Trump has clearly given no thought whatsoever to any aspect of American foreign policy just kind of breezes by.
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The former British colony is affordable, has white-sand beaches, warm weather, cooling sea breezes and a laidback island vibe.
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Computers stretched and distorted each pavilion and courtyard to capture shade from the south and prevailing breezes from the north.
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Inside, the village-like compilation of structures opens purposefully to the elements, centering on an open courtyard filled with breezes.
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Even breezes that are far more subtle than the ones coming off the ocean can lift and push a droplet.
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Depending on the phase of their cycles, these patterns can bring torrential rains, searing heat, high winds, or cool breezes.
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Green's book breezes past the incident, ignoring the consequences of Bush's inadequate response to his first crisis in the region.
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In the soft, bluish light and amid calm, cool breezes, the previous day's heat and humidity are just a memory.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tomorrow night: Clearer skies prevail and any breezes remain under control — perhaps going completely calm by dawn.
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The Westside, which has long been a refuge for creative types in search of sea breezes and creamsicle sunsets, is changing.
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High temperatures in the upper 30s to low 603s are getting a small boost from afternoon southerly breezes near 10 mph.
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"Inside the Deku Tree" and "Christ Air" were journal entries, suggesting light breezes and video game paraphernalia jammed into childhood closets.
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"I'm just staying in there," Hull told Golf Channel about the challenge of trying to keep momentum in Friday's shifting breezes.
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No. 103 (2:00-3:22), scarcely ever off point, is both delicate and generous: she seems to make breezes blow.
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At certain moments during the film's progress, you feel breezes wafting over you and hear loud thumping under the theater's risers.
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Even if coal were free, it would struggle to compete with energy pumped through pipelines or arriving on sunshine and breezes.
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Balconies formed by the home's staggered form become outdoor rooms for enjoying the breezes, the sun, and views in all directions.
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The resort also designed open-air rooms to allow natural breezes to cool the areas, eliminating the need for air-conditioning.
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On this clear morning, Mount Ararat rose from a bank of clouds and the hot sun was mitigated by cool breezes.
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Those briny breezes certainly whet the appetite — particularly in a city where the residents clearly love to eat, and eat well.
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Breezes could be noticeable as temperatures dip behind the cold front, down into the upper 40s to low 50s by dawn.
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This structure allows a cat to use its whiskers to sense things, like clearance in tight places and even slight breezes.
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And as the highest temperatures approached, Portland's streets seemed a little emptier, and breezes felt like bursts from a hair dryer.
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But that decline does not seem to be affecting the estates that offer ocean breezes as well as clubhouses and fairways.
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Trilobites To spread forth and multiply, fungi — including the familiar button, portobello and shiitake mushrooms — shoot their spores into wafting breezes.
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Evening temperatures in the 70s, and combined with sea breezes, means you won't need anything more than a long-sleeved T-shirt.
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A novelist needs to feel the direction of the breezes, the updrafts and the mood-flows inside his characters and his plot.
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To fulfill her need for adventure and fresh breezes, Susie cruises around the wilderness tucked on top of her loving friend's wheelchair.
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The main house is huge ... we're talking 3,360 square feet of luxury surrounded by screened porches, perfect for enjoying those ocean breezes!
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In practice, what all of this means is that the Predator 217 just breezes through practically anything you could throw at it.
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Sunshine, ocean breezes, swimming pools, sweat, and air conditioning can all make a foundation crack, crease, pill, oxidize, or fall off completely.
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Enjoy the singular beauty of Lake Michigan, which in July will be at its sparkling best, cooling the city with lake breezes.
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Like the tent of Abraham, all of its sides are open, allowing the crisp March breezes to minimize the risk of infection.
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Like the tent of Abraham, all of its sides are open, allowing the crisp March breezes to minimize the risk of infection.
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Thanks to its cool Pacific breezes and aggressively casual work force, San Francisco has become, fashion-wise, the Land of the Fleece.
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This year, many people expressed gratitude for the gentle breezes and sunshine, a welcome reprieve from the torrential rainstorms of past years.
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A few are kinetic works, vibrating from ocean breezes or planes on the flight path to and from nearby Kennedy International Airport.
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"In beach towns like Puerto Vallarta and Playa del Carmen it's always warm – and humid too, although sea breezes help," Holland says.
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In the mornings, clockers clutch stopwatches and time the jogs, gallops and breezes of horses, then break them down like Talmudic scholars.
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The album is dedicated to everything he loves about Miami: his neighborhood, his family, breezes and palm trees, and the pervasive music.
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They raise a daughter, Antia, amid ocean breezes and under the watchful eye of a busybody (the Almodóvar fixture Rossy de Palma).
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It should prove our calmest day of the weekend, with breezes light and variable, perhaps nearly calm much of the day. Enjoy!
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But I also learned how the interaction between Scotland's saline breezes and smoky peat releases that plastic-iodine flavor I know so well.
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Tropical breezes became 20043kph (185mph) blasts, turning "tin roofs into flying razor blades", as Maarten van Aalst of the Red Cross put it.
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This year, the breezes off the lake carried something not scented in almost a decade: a whiff of optimism about the Italian economy.
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But Perez on Wednesday said Trump was celebrating too early, and the prevailing breezes still blew in Ossoff's direction for the June contest.
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Maybe more fine than Marnie and Ray, which is clearly what Marnie's thinking when she breezes in with Starbucks in her best athleisure.
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Lindsey Bahr, The Associated Press: Jenkins keeps the look and feel of the film classical, as it breezes through a strong second act.
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Each has a large private terrace slung with a crocheted two-person hammock; cooling cross breezes blow through the canopy bed's gauzy drapes.
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New Yorkers will be happy to learn that their candle actually smells like apples and pumpkins and not subway breezes and hot asphalt.
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Long before the Dodgers bolted west from Brooklyn, the Cubs planted their flag here among the palm trees, movie stars and ocean breezes.
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It should be sprayed on windless nights, so that breezes or rising warm air do not blow it away from the target area.
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Feeling a chill wind, I'll look at the sky for a forecast, but triangulate the slanting breezes for the message I can't see.
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Leaders are on the range at the British Open, where they will be greeted by warm breezes in the final round at Carnoustie.
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And Augusta National — all golden light and soft breezes on Sunday after a blustery week — can be as cruel as it is beautiful.
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When the universe gives you blue skies and soft breezes, it's easy to think it's pretty cool with humanity—you're on its level.
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It's simply too expensive to transport and process coal and then clean up its exhaust, when sunshine and breezes directly deliver affordable energy.
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Cities Service Building · 70 Pine Street · The observation deck (1932) featured open railings intended to let in the breezes of the Upper Bay.
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Surf schools have opened up, and you're likely to see kitesurfers and windsurfers making the most of the Atlantic breezes wherever you go.
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The interaction between the convergence of sea breezes from the east and west side of Florida allows for storms to develop across central Florida.
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They soaked up the sun and salty breezes on the beach with their friends, and they went to work to provide for their families.
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Fun fact: Chicago is not nicknamed the Windy City because of the actual frequency and strength of the breezes there, although they're pretty prominent.
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Zuckerberg's picture acts this out: MWC attendees plugged into Samsung's Gear VR headset literally can't see the Facebook boss as he breezes past them.
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"EMBRACE ocean breezes and stellar views," coos the website of a hotel at the Baha Mar resort in Nassau, the capital of the Bahamas.
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At the performances I attended after sundown on Tuesday and Wednesday, the evening air was in the 80s, with warm breezes fanning the audience.
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The stronger breezes in the ocean can produce steadier power, potentially helping to balance out intermittent renewable sources like solar panels and onshore turbines.
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It's sort of being moved sort of inextricably by these breezes and it can shove around really big things—and a lot of rock.
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On a recent Sunday afternoon, cool breezes and early-spring light poured in through Moga's large casement windows, which are left open, weather permitting.
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The reason is an unusual wind pattern: Instead of cool coastal breezes, hot downward-sloping winds were blowing from the mountains toward the coast.
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Built on a hilltop, the building took advantage of the natural breezes the location offered by having large windows and an open floor plan.
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Cooled by the gentle breezes of the Ionian Sea, each of the airy suites features belle epoque furnishings and works by notable Greek artists.
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They tend to take place at historical sites you might otherwise neglect, or outside, between tall buildings and the water, refreshed by sea breezes.
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But the best new feature is extended Friday hours, giving you access to the island's sun, sea breezes and skyline views until 250 p.m.
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The elevated perch of Jade Mountain adds to the drama while also ensuring that the open-sided villas capture cooling breezes day and night.
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Breezes rustling through mature trees help drown out the freeway noise, and butterflies are descending on the residents' new flower beds and vegetable patches.
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But can a restaurant really be of its place if it doesn't bend and sway to the breezes of local tastes and local demands?
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Commissioner Silver tempts me with talk of amazing Atlantic breezes and delicious concession stands on the Rockaway Boardwalk, but that's where I stop him.
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The bureau's "extreme heatwave" warning included Australia's most populous city, Sydney, but sea-side cities including Hobart, Adelaide and Melbourne were cooled by sea breezes.
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With noticeable southwesterly breezes helping to pump in mild, somewhat moist air, high temperatures may easily hit 60 degrees or up to the mid-60s.
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Just as coastal breezes turn around at set of sun, when the land cools fast and the sea stays warm, so monsoons reverse in winter.
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Just because crisp gusts are starting to take the place of beach breezes doesn't mean you have to pack away your flowy dresses and skirts.
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"Our production designer's office was basically a tiki lounge with fans hanging in the wall, so it felt like there were tropical breezes," Windak says.
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Stocks and bonds cannot give you the same satisfaction as a heated saltwater pool with a waterfall, surrounded by mahogany decking, and Amagansett ocean breezes.
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For all its spa-like tranquility, there are chirrups, whistles, flutters, breezes, rushes, Spa Commissions carries with it an underlying and undulating sense of unease.
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A few northwesterly wind gusts around 20 mph can't be ruled out, but we should be able to tolerate average breezes staying below 10 mph.
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Imagine the restaurant Wolfgang Puck might have opened if he had wafted into New York in the 1980s on warm, mesquite-scented Southern California breezes.
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Mr. Belmar said the window design maximizes light and breezes, while areas of the interior receive indirect sunlight, providing relief from heat during the day.
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Keep reading for the forecast through the weekend … Tomorrow (Friday): Breezes from the west remain strong enough to make it chilly most of the day.
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Highs should warm up to near 50 to the low 13s with mostly sunny skies, as that westerly wind breezes in at around 10 mph.
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Light breezes from the northwest at 5-10 mph along with a drier air mass make it feel a bit cooler than the actual temperatures.
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His mother, who loved Mozart, chose "Zeffiretti" after the Italian word for "little zephyrs" (breezes) in an aria in the Austrian composer's Italian-language opera "Idomeneo".
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Unlike the Breezes, which has more traditional style hotel rooms, Baraza has all private villas (for both families and couples) that are tucked behind lush greenery.
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Strong sea breezes combined with the showers, ensuring the players got a taste of what they may come up against when play gets underway on Thursday.
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Lurking three strokes off the pace was British Open winner Henrik Stenson, a late starter who struggled with the swirling breezes after opening with a 64.
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In "Mädchen-Schwermut" ("A Girl's Melancholy"), Gerhaher begins with a white, wan sound, evoking a lost spirit that finds only sadness in dewdrops and spring breezes.
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As the First Couple breezes through, wearing black tie, her photographer starts playing a recording of Sinatra's "Nancy (with the Laughing Face)" on a boom box.
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Local officials told AFP that the artwork had become a rusty "eyesore" due to salty sea breezes and a recent typhoon, and nearby residents were complaining.
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An eclectic cohort is sweeping into Ozone Park like the original advertised breezes, finding space and opportunity in what residents describe as a safe, congenial neighborhood.
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Occasional sun should push highs into the mid-70s to near 80 as strong breezes blow in from the southwest (with some gusts over 25 mph).
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I went up for a nightcap but the panoramic views and southern breezes breathed the city's vitality into me, and soon it didn't feel so late.
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If you're looking for cool temperatures around 60°F to 70°F with light breezes and no bugs, head north to Peru's popular beach town Huanchaco.
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I took breakfast here along with waterfront views, warm breezes, and a Thai omelet with coffee while Tong helped my husband and I plan our day.
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As the high pressure shifts out of southern Alaska, cooling sea breezes will return on Friday afternoon, allowing temperatures to drop slightly, at least along the coast.
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Details: The resumption of the strong, desiccating offshore breezes known as the Santa Ana winds means that the raging fires could get worse before they get better.
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Here he is floating on an underwater ice bed while the silhouette of a fellow diver breezes above him: Your browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
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But the weather this week has not co-operated with ample rain and only light breezes leaving the layout at the mercy of the world's best players.
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There's an intricate sensory layer to the storytelling that evokes the rainy summer and its flitting breezes, a creeping shadow of the uncanny cast over its beauty.
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Friday's opener of a three-game weekend series had a playoff feel with two division leaders meeting in October-like 63-degree temperatures and stiff northwesterly breezes.
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This Herculean bodybuilder breezes through his intense upper body workout in less than 30 seconds because if you're taking any longer than that, you're doing it wrong.
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I will be sitting on a tropical beach, gently caressed by sunlight and ocean breezes, reading as many galleys as I can fit into my carry-on.
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This article does a nice job spotlighting several communities that make London an interesting place, but breezes over the troubling aspects of globalization that impact the city.
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With strong northeasterly breezes gusting around 25 mph at times, ushering in this chillier air, high temperatures struggle to get into the mid-40s to near 50.
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The manure is then liquefied and sprayed all over the tops of the bluffs, where the sea breezes waft the pungent sewage scent throughout the National Seashore.
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Prior to the hurricanes, the island was economically bankrupt, the beautiful beaches and tropical balmy breezes were nowhere near enough to support the economy of the island.
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But, visiting in February, we discovered there were not legions of them, and hearty, cool sea breezes helped keep them at bay and the climate quite pleasant.
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Her character, Zoe, breezes into Centerville, USA, driving what the gas station attendant calls a "very George Romero" style car, right in the middle of a zombie epidemic.
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Until renewables scale up and become storable—available after sunset and between breezes, in other words—coal will continue to supply a big part of the world's energy.
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It was a still day, though, so we'll need more time with the Mavic Mini to get a sense of how it handles breezes and outright windy days.
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Cool mountain breezes move into the valley at night and collide with warm wind from the sea and lake in a way that creates optimal conditions for lightning.
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The strong breezes that whip off the sea can shift and swing unpredictably, while the soaring cliffs and steep drop-offs create turbulence that wears out expensive equipment.
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"It's my first time," said David Lawner, a database administrator from West Orange, New Jersey, as he marveled at the warm breezes of the ferry's open-top deck.
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According to this theory, even though breezes on the surface are slight — a couple of miles per hour — the speeds increase at higher altitudes as the air thins.
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Ms. Dowling and Mr. Momo now spend much of their time in the airy kitchen, where soaring walls of operable windows bring in abundant natural light and breezes.
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This meant taking advantage of breezes, room design, and dimensional layout in a way that maximized the heat when it was necessary kept things cool when it wasn't.
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Flanked by a boxy, 17th-century church, crumbly stucco, and brilliant street art, the plaza allows its throngs to catch evening breezes that fend off the Caribbean heat.
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In fact, he said, this was the outcome he always envisioned, that multiple windmills would someday capture the stiff breezes off the Atlantic coast and produce clean power.
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For now, 20 has been nothing but blue skies and island breezes, a late-career joy ride that is all the more remarkable for surpassing Federer's own expectations.
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But strong breezes behind a wildfire can launch fire brands a mile or more to ignite timber, grasses or even communities on the other side of the containment line.
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Scented like the salty seas and as briny as the breezes in Bridgehampton, this paté puts Pomatomus saltatrix—you know, bluefish—to what may well be its best use.
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The one thing every actress attending the Cannes Film Festival for her first time learns, and learns fast, is that those ocean breezes can be a real outfit killer.
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But the earbuds' microphones are too sensitive to wind, so the soundtrack on your world idea only works if you're walking around a city full of really gentle breezes.
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The room had a living and sleeping area, with a large TV and table and chairs, where I enjoyed breakfast as warm breezes came through the open balcony door.
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Yarrabah Journal YARRABAH, Australia — This remote stretch of coastline in north Queensland has much to offer: pristine beaches dotted with mango and palm trees, tropical breezes, an azure ocean.
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I suspect that if we hadn't gotten married, we'd probably still be living in two separate apartments, enjoying the benefits of L.A.'s ocean breezes and rent stabilization laws.
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On Thursday, despite the arctic breezes here in NYC, she was clearly feeling some spring vibes in another set of matching separates, this time in peach, from J. Mendel.
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I can't be the only one who breezes through the checkout line at the grocery store and swipes my credit card without even taking a look at the total.
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This wind-in-your-hair ride breezes past tree-lined roads and small villages in the northern Beijing countryside before ascending the mountainous roads leading to the Great Wall.
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Somewhere above his frozen domain, the Greeks believed, lay a land of peace and plenty, home to fertile soils, warm breezes, and the oldest, wisest, gentlest race on earth.
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The song breezes through young Kenny who, as a child feared his mother's spankings, and, as a teen, feared losing his life for being wrongfully identified as a gangbanger.
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Van Etten has written about these sorts of scenarios before—dreamy lost weekends, salty breezes, the world becoming so small and complete that it can only accommodate two people.
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To your cherished list of warm-weather city pleasures — handmade Italian ices, sidewalk breezes on bare limbs, dumb movies in air-conditioned theaters — you should think about adding Summerworks.
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" The thrill of togetherness, the joys of onboard civility: "Out there in the balmy breezes," he writes, "...coolness falls away, as unnecessary and cumbersome as a poolside leather jacket.
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Breezes waft in and the curtains billow in summer, and in winter the low lying sun is blinding (hence the back lit photo) but it warms the space nicely.
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Last were small bottles of a sparkling rosé dessert wine called Melanthia, which was made with grapes from the southern slopes of Mt. Olympus, known for cool evening breezes.
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Moist air arriving on ocean breezes would be trapped by the human-sculpted landform, forcing it up into the atmosphere where it would cool, condense into clouds, and eventually—hopefully!
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That region has dense cities with strong electrical demand, high power prices, opposition to new power plants on land and some of the world's stiffest ocean breezes off the coast.
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Dodt, twice a winner on the tour, also took advantage of the prevailing breezes on the back nine as he rattled off birdies at the 11th, 12th, 14th and 17th.
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From a striped sack dress (it'll let in all those much-wanted breezes) to wearing swimwear on dry land, there's plenty to warm up to in not-so-typical ways.
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Out there in the balmy breezes, where the average age is far north of Madison Avenue's desirable demographics, coolness falls away, as unnecessary and cumbersome as a poolside leather jacket.
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It can reproduce sights and sounds, but it cannot directly present other sensory experiences, like the sensations of cool breezes and warm sunshine or the scents of plants and animals.
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SEA BREEZES, blue skies and sun-soaked vines: springing to the reader's mind may not be the northern Chinese province of Shandong, an industrial heartland of shipbuilders and oil refineries.
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Then we're off -- inside Odysseus' own version of his travels -- passing the floating island of Aeolus, keeper of the breezes, even venturing down into Hades, to summon up the dead.
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Tiny and crescent shaped, it is south of the hurricane belt, but right in the path of the trade winds, almost constant breezes from the east that push off rain.
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He was frustrated to miss a five-foot birdie putt at the 16th as the ocean breezes strengthened in the late afternoon before ending his round in style at the last.
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Widely considered the lightning capital of the U.S. for its sheer density of flashes, the state's heat, humidity and sea breezes from its dual coasts make severe weather events more likely.
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An assisted living center that went without power for nearly three days said that its efforts to run fans and keep breezes flowing between open windows could only go so far.
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He looks like he's having a ball as he breezes through hit after hit for fans, making it all the more astonishing to think that he's about to give it up.
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It runs atop the rebuilt sea wall, across from Manhattan towers named for corporations and real estate developers, a place where anyone who loves river breezes and moonlit nights can stroll.
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While ocean breezes are plentiful, the villa's living room and kitchen area has central air-conditioning, said Rafael Gangi, the president of Panama Sotheby's International Realty, which is listing the property.
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And the commitments of states like New York and Massachusetts, and experienced multinational developers, show that the struggle to harness Atlantic breezes is no longer the same as tilting at windmills.
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At the Paris hotel, rotating staff members, including the spa director, lead a 5.5-mile sightseeing route that breezes past key landmarks like the Eiffel Tower and Place de la Concorde.
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Past the front door, which is shuttered to allow breezes to pass through when open, there is a guest bedroom and a bathroom with a glassed-in shower on the left.
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It concluded that the combination of sea and mountain-valley breezes converging over the warm water of Lake Maracaibo lead to the development of nocturnal thunderstorms on average 297 days per year.
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The entire thing is hanging off Dirk's big-ass shoulders and swallowing the rest of his body in a drape, a whole atmosphere of sweat and dead skin and breezes forming underneath.
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Despite heavy quarantines across 14 Pennsylvania counties, the insect is on the move, hitchhiking on vehicles and luggage, and parasailing by swarm on breezes, sometimes showing up in vineyards by the thousands.
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The timed breezes and stout gallops are in the rearview mirror; the horses saunter onto the track to stretch their legs, and the riders reassure them that the heavy lifting is done.
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However, common sense can recognize that coal-laden trains from Wyoming, or even gas fracked from shale fields, will struggle to compete with direct-delivered breezes and sunshine as renewable technologies cheapen.
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The outdoor experience felt like sitting in an oven while someone shines a flashlight in your face, but that pain had a payoff when a glorious sunset arrived with cool, crepuscular breezes.
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I think that a lot of people in the US think that tax evasion and tax avoidance is something that happens in a far off place with palm trees and ocean breezes.
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In the Margaret River region, where the maritime breezes flow in from the Indian Ocean just a few miles away, a new focus on viticulture has helped with making elegant cabernet sauvignons.
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Then there's the new gallery owner who breezes into Jessa's life, and her adolescent niece and nephew, and the peacocks, and the memories, and the alcohol, and the wet, hot Florida air.
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Firefighters got ready to do battle again after a day of light breezes that helped them gain ground against a blaze displacing thousands of Los Angeles residents near the Getty Center museum.
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Blame the abundance of pick-your-own orchards and the general deliciousness of apple pie, but we can't help looking at a bushel of apples and thinking of crisp breezes and cozy layers.
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It would never rain at night anywhere over land, though some weak nighttime showers might develop over the ocean areas, due to land breezes that would blow out over the ocean at night.
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Arkansas breezes past Missouri Daryl Macon had 17 points and six assists to help Arkansas beat Missouri 92-73 in a Southeastern Conference game on Saturday at Bud Walton Arena in Fayetteville, Ark.
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Wanderlust On a sultry night in Accra, the air smells of wood smoke, brine from the wet but welcome breezes off the Gulf of Guinea and the plumeria trees that line the streets.
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In fact, Doc Burns had been beaten and ill-treated by so many in his life—family and strangers alike—that by the time he arrived at Nickel all punishments were gentle breezes.
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He dropped to five under, five shots behind the leader Adam Scott, who along with Rory McIlroy and Dustin Johnson feasted amid soft conditions and benign breezes in this World Golf Championships event.
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Such intense heat poses a public health threat, particularly in areas where many people lack air conditioning, such as coastal Los Angeles and San Diego, since onshore breezes typically keep those areas cooler.
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The cross-shaped middle space extends over the floor below, its open plan living room and wooden deck (embedded with a thin pool) projecting in different directions, providing sweeping views and cool breezes.
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She heard about the forestry program during one of the 238 days she spent in the county jail: The women all spoke of it as a prison Shangri-La — lobster, shrimp, ocean breezes.
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Today (Sunday): Wind is the story through much of the day, with breezes from the northwest around 210-21 mph and gusts to near 210-35 mph, before diminishing late afternoon into evening.
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But if HGTV taps into a deeply aspirational part of the American identity, regardless of political or religious difference, it also breezes over some of the historical and economic complications that underpin home-ownership.
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The latest batch of health dangers, of course, come in the form of listicles about what could destroy you this summer, devastating the buzz I have from these first balmy breezes of the season.
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Researchers have long suspected that we can thank this bow shock for reducing the scorching solar wind into the mild breezes we feel on Earth, but they didn&apost know exactly how this happened.
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Frost was an issue in the spring and fall, and forest fires are potentially a huge problem, but the ranch was on the inland side of the hills, protected from the cool maritime breezes.
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Jorma Taccone: Yeah, there's some really funny costume stuff that breezes by, so maybe on a second viewing you'd notice even more, like all of the dancers dressed as Mona Lisa in picture frames.
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"Atlantics" is Senegal's official entry for the international film Oscar next year, and some of the autumn breezes that stir New York and other seasonal festivals blow in the direction of the Academy Awards.
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It became something of an instant classic, and you can catch breezes of it across Europe to this day; on a hot day in Rome, the scent of conch and hot sand fills cafes.
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Consider the episode of F*ck, That's Delicious on VICELAND that set our sights on the warm breezes of Miami, the refreshing sweetness of a fresh coconut, and the cool tang of seafood crudo.
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It's super impressive ... JPP -- ever in training mode -- breezes through his set like it's nothing, almost making you forget he lost a couple fingers in the accident ... fingers you'd think he needs to lift heavy.
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Earlier, you landed in this handsome Great Lakes city, the sun glinting off shadowed waters, Canadian breezes washing through its streets, and it was as though the burg was seized by a collective nervous breakdown.
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Winds topped out at 70 mph (112 kph) north of San Francisco Bay and began to ease early Wednesday, but forecasters said the fire danger would remain high because of continuing breezes and dry air.
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At Msheireb Downtown Doha, streets have been designed as "tunnels for air" to channel breezes through the area, and taller buildings have been purposely placed to best throw shade on other buildings, Al-Yafei said.
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BAYLOR BREEZES IN BAHAMAS Johnathan Motley scored 20 of his 26 points in the first half, and No. 20 Baylor beat No. 24 Michigan State, 73-20123, to reach the Battle 4 Atlantis championship game.
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This is partly because "The Spy Who Dumped Me" breezes through the clichés of the action genre with cynical weariness, and partly because Audrey and Morgan are having too much fun to be properly terrified.
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As James encounters the many dreams and despairs of young adulthood, his experiences are shaped by his environment — San Diego, with its glaring sunlight, salty breezes, hole-in-the-wall taco shops and endless highways.
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Beijing and Xian are looking to create their own ventilation corridors, studying local wind patterns and strategically placing parks or lakes instead of buildings along key pathways so that the cooler breezes can flow freely.
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With more than 4,000 of them on earth, there are inevitable exceptions: Those on tropical islands may be unenclosed, filled with breezes and scents, and Changi Airport in Singapore contains a four-story water slide.
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Lake Baiyangdian Journal LAKE BAIYANGDIAN, China — A few hours by car south of Beijing is a delicate string of lakes and ponds famous over the centuries for its fishing, its hunting, its cooling summer breezes.
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The performers, famous for their quick-witted spontaneity and mold-breaking audacity, occasionally read quotations from pieces of paper taped to the church's pillars — potential buoys in an improvisational ocean with few breezes of inspiration.
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However, neither player was able to pick up any further shots over the closing holes as the ocean breezes strengthened and Snedeker and Blair will go into the final round deadlocked atop a tightly bunched leaderboard.
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The 29-year-old Northern Irishman looked down and out in the closing round when bogeys at the second and fifth pushed him down the field in stiff breezes at Carnoustie that gusted up to 28mph.
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The 32-year-old wears a two-piece Wonder Woman costume – including a red sports bra and a blue-and-white starred skirt – as she breezes through obstacles like the Floating Steps and the Ring Jump.
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Texas. Researchers at Rice University recently mapped out the Lone Star State's breezes and sunshine to assess what they called "complementarity," how the energy available from one energy source rises and falls in relation to another.
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USC breezes by Pepperdine Elijah Stewart scored 26 points and made seven 3-pointers, helping USC remain unbeaten with a 93-67 victory over visiting Pepperdine on Sunday night at the Galen Center in Los Angeles.
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While there's no red carpet the actress hasn't met and conquered with aplomb, there's something about those Riviera breezes and the pomp and circumstance of the French affair that brings out her diamond-encrusted sartorial best.
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" Sample titles from "Garden Time" evoke retirement years spent in the company of breezes and tides: "Drinking Tea in the Small Hours" and "A Breath of Day" and "Old Man at Home Alone in the Morning.
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They hadn't heard of Ozone Park, so they didn't know that it was developed in the late 19th century, when "ozone" referred to the sea breezes from Jamaica Bay that supposedly swept away threats of malaria.
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Keep reading for the forecast into next week... Tomorrow (Saturday): Winter may recharge itself a bit with stronger westerly breezes gusting again near 603 mph and colder high temperatures in the mid-30s to low 40s.
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Besides equipment corrosion from salt air breezes and heavy downpours, this decade's U.S. oil boom has also been hard on the ability of the reserve to speed oil to markets in the event of a disruption.
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Mark MeadowsMark Randall MeadowsMeadows breezes past reporter in MSNBC live shot, returns to defend Trump Taylor testimony shows concern about Giuliani influence, 'irregular' foreign policy channel House to hold public impeachment hearings next week MORE (R-N.C.).
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Phelim McDermott's production — updated to mid-20th-century Coney Island, first seen in 2018 and revived with an excellent cast on Saturday — goes more for starry skies, ocean breezes and slowly rotating Ferris wheels than stark suffering.
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Mr. Simpson's murder was the second this year in the 105th Precinct, and the police believe it may have been part of a pattern of robberies near the Breezes Island Grill Restaurant and Lounge since the spring.
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I loved everything very much in that instant—poetry and death and the man with the missing leg and the night and the surf and all the quiet leaves on the island that fluttered in secret breezes.
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The dry, hot desert winds, gusting to 24 miles per hour (2300 kph), gave way to light breezes on Thursday night, slowing the fires' advance and presenting crews with a chance to make significant headway against the flames.
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Harnessing that full potential would take a mind-boggling number of turbines, but even a fraction of the energy contained in stiff offshore breezes could go a long way toward meeting high power demands along densely populated coastlines.
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Over the slow-motion cuts of the arctic landscape plays a recorded reading of a poem by Erin Hanson: "There is freedom waiting for you, On the breezes of the sky, And you ask "What if I fall?
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In Southern California, there's finally some good news in the weather forecast this week as the Santa Ana winds are forecast to be much less powerful than the ferocious breezes from last week, the National Weather Service said.
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But coming directly out of Berg's death-haunted "Warm die Lüfte" ("Warm Are the Breezes"), Schumann's opening took on a subdued, pensive air that made clear from the outset that this romance would come to no good end.
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Most of the big auto and tire plants that circled the community closed long ago, and parts of the neighborhood look like a sun-drenched Rust Belt with sea breezes, where sea gulls eat from overflowing trash bins.
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Locals also accuse Zuckerberg of erecting a six-foot wall along part of the ranch's perimeter that blocks ocean breezes, and say his security team restricts access to the historic Ala Loa public trail that rings the island.
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You've just about had it with movies in which children vanish from planes; psycho killers ply women with Sea Breezes at the airport bar; and Liam Neeson, Wesley Snipes, or Kurt Russell so much as go near a 747.
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I hopped in and we sped north up the Nile Corniche, windows down, taking in the lights of downtown Cairo and enjoying the softest of breezes coming off the Nile — after another 95-degree day, any respite was welcome.
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Wine School I'm sitting in my Manhattan apartment, but in my mind I'm far away, watching the ocean, glass of rosé in hand, staring out at the waves breaking under pale blue skies, sea breezes rustling the leaves above.
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Dangling beneath a parachute powered by nothing but breezes and thermal currents, Chandelier can fly high in the air, but he's also able to skim the ground at incredibly low altitudes, even momentarily touching down before taking flight once again.
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But since going naked in public isn't an option, we get by with clothing that doesn't feel like clothing — those loose, drapey styles that barely touch our bodies, catch welcome breezes, and protect our skin from sticking to every surface.
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For all its complexity and importance, on every scale from that of smallholders to empires, at its heart the monsoon is something fairly simple: a season-long version of the sea breezes familiar to all those who live by coasts.
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The case involved strange voices, levitation, flying objects, furniture being moved through the air, cold breezes and more – and while some called it a hoax, others considered it to be one of the most witnessed cases of supernatural activity to date.
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Three miles wide and found at New Jersey's southern tip, the peninsula has loamy soil and a relatively moderate climate, softened by the Delaware Bay to the west, the Atlantic Ocean to the east, and the constant breezes that cross it.
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Shahid Kapoor also breezes through his role as a member of the British army who refuses to dedicate his life to his colonial masters and instead pledges allegiance to the Indian National Army, led by Indian freedom fighter Subhash Chandra Bose.
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Its rooms are spacious and sunny (the Atlantic Ocean is right across the street), but an intimation of hidden significance drifts in with the light and the breezes, a hint that Clara's home might also be a microcosm of modern Brazil.
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In that number, the sisters beg the winds to be gentle as their lovers sail to war — the pretext for their deceit — so why didn't we see Africans fanning them, making clear that breezes come from all kinds of sources?
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Finally, in 1778, she was broken up and scuttled, and only last September was apparently identified as lying 50 fathoms beneath the Rhode Island fairways, where sleek racing yachts now careen by above, heeling on the stiff Rhode Island breezes, unaware.
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Unfortunately, "Homeward Bound" breezes over Simon's fascinating latter-day work, sprinting through the last 20 years (a new family with the singer Edie Brickell, and new music that stands up to the best of his catalog) in about 20 pages.
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Last week, the Pakistan Meteorological Department issued a heat wave alert for Karachi, warning that the maximum temperature this week would range between 40 and 43 degrees Celsius — or 104 and 109 degrees Fahrenheit — with no respite from sea breezes.
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But other than the basic concept—a "holistic detective" named Dirk who breezes around getting into weird situations and then ties all the threads together with a mixture of luck and intuition—this TV show has little in common with Adams' work.
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Perhaps the most surreal and captivating moment comes when Ito is wrapped in that diaphanous black and seems to float among the cords, wafting as if blown by errant breezes — until, at the end, she is once again swallowed up and vanishes.
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"All these guys can hit the ball in the wind and control their distances pretty well in the wind but the putting, the short game, is going to be extremely hard," the 1994 British Open champion explained as strong breezes ruffled his hair.
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Walked by the greengrocer this morning on the way to the subway and got hit with one of those creeper breezes that scuttle along the sidewalk, usually picking up nastiness, but today it was rich with the scent of peaches, musky and sweet.
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And there was an out-of-this-world, stop-you-in-your-tracks scent of pine trees and Aegean breezes that, I swear, carried all the way into the dining room when we were making Mastika syrup for fondant in the basement.
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That Mr. Cohen repeatedly refers to natural elements (birdsong, breezes, sea and sky) is entirely fitting, given that the subject is the loss of a primary figure, something so elemental in the life cycle of humans: the bond between parent and child.
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EditorsNote: resend No. 1693 Gonzaga breezes without Williams-Goss Top-ranked Gonzaga won its 24th consecutive game to start the season despite missing injured starting guard Nigel Williams-Goss and rolled to a 90-55 victory over Santa Clara on Saturday night in Spokane, Wash.
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WATCH THIS: JoJo and 'The Bachelorette's' Jordan Rodgers Reveal What Really Went Down in the Fantasy Suite Inside exposed wood beams, rustic décor and modern furnishings outfit the property, while large sliding doors throughout welcome ocean breezes and allow constant access to the beachfront amenities.
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Partitioned into ten nameless chapters, the movie breezes by a number of the websites' most significant leaks, including the video of US helicopters gunning down journalists that Chelsea Manning helped them acquire, costing the transgender woman her freedom for the rest of her natural life.
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Luke Kirby, who's now finally got some love as The Marvelous Mrs Maisel's Lenny Bruce, is the "huge in Japan" Hollywood action import not known for his actual chops, who breezes in and quickly discovers how badly he actually wants to do the real work.
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It will be quite a few years before Harvard's Robobee is able to fly around a controlled laboratory setting all by itself, and even longer before it tackles the uncertainty of the outside world where even the tiniest of breezes can throw it off course.
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When Somerset Maugham staggered from the Bangkok train station one steaming day in 1923, he knew exactly where to head: the Chao Phraya — the River of Kings — whose fresh breezes and open skies were even then a relief from the intensity of the Thai capital.
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Madeleine BordalloMadeleine Mary BordalloThis week: Lawmakers return to mourn George H.W. Bush Guam New Members 2019 Overnight Defense: VA pick breezes through confirmation hearing | House votes to move on defense bill negotiations | Senate bill would set 'stringent' oversight on North Korea talks MORE (Guam).
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He's just flown back from France, and as much decent copy as has been written on him and his windswept journeys to find rare Cognacs, Armagnacs, and mezcals—the heritage grapes, the cool Alpine breezes, the lolling cows—this trip was decidedly less romantic.
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The three-tiered, 22-room Joaquin is perched along the North Coast Highway, providing ocean views and salty breezes from several of its rooms and is a reasonable walk or short drive to all of the town's surfing or paddling beaches, boutiques, galleries and restaurants.
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To survive the season, New Yorkers must teach themselves to swim the streets, relishing the gusts of air-conditioning seeping from shops — which pass as cool breezes in the city — and not be alarmed by the spittle raining down from A.C. window units above.
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I grew up by the English seaside, in King George III's favored resort town of Weymouth, which has a wide, sheltered bay, but I swam there relatively infrequently in my youth—only when the warmth of the sun was sufficient to counter omnipresent sea breezes.
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The Kimoji CEO must have quickly discovered the beautiful freedom and unexpected breezes previously afforded only to pantsless toddlers, because it's now a rare sight to see her in anything aside from a long tee that just grazes the tops of her lace-up thigh-highs.
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Meanwhile, a large upper-level high pressure system is building over Alaska and will draw warm air from the south and blow winds offshore -- in the opposite direction of "sea breezes," which bring cooler air from over the ocean to the land, the Weather Service predicts.
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Moving the Miami Open from upscale Key Biscayne's leafy Crandon Park, with its swaying palms and ocean breezes, to the baked pavement of Hard Rock Stadium, home of the National Football League's Miami Dolphins and better suited to tailgating than tennis, was a risky but necessary one.
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The weather gods smiled on Houston with barely chill breezes during the cocktail hour, and the 1,000 or so invitation-only guests tried hard not to look like the lucky stiffs they knew they were as they filed into the Baker Institute's tented piazza for dinner.
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On the north and west sides, its rounded, thick and heavily insulated walls retain heat and provide privacy, while on the south and east sides, 65 feet of continuous sliding glass doors, topped by skylights, admit ocean breezes and provide views to the water and trees.
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Power prices plunged below zero for much of Sunday and the early hours of Christmas Day on the EPEX Spot, a large European power trading exchange, the result of low demand, unseasonably warm weather and strong breezes that provided an abundance of wind power on the grid.
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"The pound has managed to remain fairly resilient despite the continued political breezes coming its way in the past week or so," said Michael Hewson, chief markets analyst at CMC Markets in London, who expects further gains to be limited unless sterling breaks through some key technical levels.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Sunlight drifts across a set of white blinds in dappled patterns as if it had been dispatched from a stellar heaven but then held in check by dense, dark foliage — until those boughs and branches are intermittently shouldered aside by soft breezes.
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This, we all assured one another, was nothing more than our annual false spring, an idyll of sunny skies and temperate breezes that briefly gives us all heart before winter crashes back and turns the saucer magnolia's pink blossoms into a brown smudge against the cold blue sky.
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During a recent photo shoot at her Sag Harbor, New York, home, restaurateur and lifestyle expert B. Smith breezes into her sun-drenched living room looking every part the former model she was earlier in her career: willowy and statuesque, with sculpted cheekbones and of course, a radiant, high-wattage smile.
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In a Facebook video from the New Zealand comedy show Jono and Ben, the woman breezes through questions about the political crisis in South Korea while caring for her children, cooking a turkey, steam-cleaning a shirt, helping her husband find a sock, cleaning a toilet and even defusing a bomb.
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An Appraisal On a summer evening — any summer evening, even when the Pittsburgh breezes were kicking up a storm — he would walk a few blocks over to the park where he played as a kid, set himself down on a chair and talk about nothing in particular with Gus Kalaris.
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As winter snow swirls in some parts of the country, and as strong breezes cut across hot desert and humid mangrove swamp, it seems a good time to introduce another element to our menu, to accompany the recipe work of Melissa Clark, Julia Moskin, Tejal Rao, Kim Severson and others (me, too!).
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Gino Migliosi, who cures prosciuttos for the Fratelli Rustici farm, said he leaves them to cure for two and a half years in caves dug into the hillsides outside Norcia — in the traditional way, relying on natural temperature fluctuations, breezes and yeasts instead of the climate control or convection fans that many modern producers use.
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"Rather than fighting the situation, we have to create spaces that allow us to live in a way that is closer to the environment, closer to the way the Seminole Indians in Florida lived," with their Chickee huts up off the ground on stilts, protecting against water and allowing ventilating breezes to blow through.
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So Jazz breezes through the narrative with paper-thin characterization, periodically reminding us that she is a woman of Saudi Arabian descent via her habit of checking out Saudi gossip blogs, but without otherwise distinguishing herself in any meaningful way from the hero of The Martian — or, for that matter, from Weir's public persona.
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But if he breezes to the general, Heller would have an uphill battle as the only GOP incumbent running in a state carried by Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE.
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Returning to traditional ways of cooling buildings that were abandoned with the invention of air conditioning - such as aligning doors and windows to allow breezes to pass through - also can help, as can keeping a particular eye on risks in slum areas that, with their dense, often tin-roofed housing, can present a huge heat risk, they said.
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Madeleine BordalloMadeleine Mary BordalloThis week: Lawmakers return to mourn George H.W. Bush Guam New Members 2019 Overnight Defense: VA pick breezes through confirmation hearing | House votes to move on defense bill negotiations | Senate bill would set 'stringent' oversight on North Korea talks MORE (D-Guam), who was dogged by an ethics investigation, in an August primary.
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Last summer, Robin Baker Leacock, an artist and filmmaker, and her husband, Robert Leacock, who is also a filmmaker, traded the ocean breezes of Water Mill for a $3 million house on two acres in a gated community in Sag Harbor that has a beach on Peconic Bay and a newly redone communal dock, large enough for a 70-foot yacht.
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They'll lead more affordable lives, and their retirement resources will go farther than they could in the U.S., and they'll keep getting quality healthcare in places—like the village of Ajijic, on the shores of Lake Chapala, which I'm in now—where cool breezes come off the lake on summer mornings and the snow and cold of winter are just distant memories.
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Madeleine BordalloMadeleine Mary BordalloThis week: Lawmakers return to mourn George H.W. Bush Guam New Members 2019 Overnight Defense: VA pick breezes through confirmation hearing | House votes to move on defense bill negotiations | Senate bill would set 'stringent' oversight on North Korea talks MORE (D-Guam) said on Wednesday that her constituents are "very concerned" about the North Korean government's threat to attack the Pacific island.
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And that was the moment he'd set off on a delightful clueless journey in language, and for years he never once felt lonely or even singular, because at all times he felt this breeze, he said to Liz, on which the poems he would read and write might be accepted and held firmly aloft, and the air of the culture seemed filled with such breezes and such poems.
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Bob Latta (Ohio) and Bill JohnsonWilliam (Bill) Leslie JohnsonOvernight Energy: Trump pick to lead mining regulator withdraws | Watchdog questions ethics of ,000 in Zinke concert tickets | House votes to ease natural gas exports Greens win court case seeking stronger air pollution rules for brick makers Overnight Defense: VA pick breezes through confirmation hearing | House votes to move on defense bill negotiations | Senate bill would set 'stringent' oversight on North Korea talks MORE (Ohio).
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Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyRepublicans consider putting Jordan, Meadows on Intelligence for impeachment RNC paid about K for Trump to attend UFC match: report Trump allies assail impeachment on process while House Democrats promise open hearings soon MORE (Calif.), Mark MeadowsMark Randall MeadowsMeadows breezes past reporter in MSNBC live shot, returns to defend Trump Taylor testimony shows concern about Giuliani influence, 'irregular' foreign policy channel House to hold public impeachment hearings next week MORE (N.
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Bill JohnsonWilliam (Bill) Leslie JohnsonOvernight Energy: Trump pick to lead mining regulator withdraws | Watchdog questions ethics of ,000 in Zinke concert tickets | House votes to ease natural gas exports Greens win court case seeking stronger air pollution rules for brick makers Overnight Defense: VA pick breezes through confirmation hearing | House votes to move on defense bill negotiations | Senate bill would set 'stringent' oversight on North Korea talks MORE (R-Ohio) seeking to take over.
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Madeleine BordalloMadeleine Mary BordalloThis week: Lawmakers return to mourn George H.W. Bush Guam New Members 2019 Overnight Defense: VA pick breezes through confirmation hearing | House votes to move on defense bill negotiations | Senate bill would set 'stringent' oversight on North Korea talks MORE's (D-Guam) resolution aimed at "reaffirming the strong commitment of the United States to the countries and territories of the Pacific Islands region" is also slated to be taken up on the floor. Rep.
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Bill JohnsonWilliam (Bill) Leslie JohnsonOvernight Energy: Trump pick to lead mining regulator withdraws | Watchdog questions ethics of ,000 in Zinke concert tickets | House votes to ease natural gas exports Greens win court case seeking stronger air pollution rules for brick makers Overnight Defense: VA pick breezes through confirmation hearing | House votes to move on defense bill negotiations | Senate bill would set 'stringent' oversight on North Korea talks MORE is the current representative for the sixth district of Ohio.
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Bill JohnsonWilliam (Bill) Leslie JohnsonOvernight Energy: Trump pick to lead mining regulator withdraws | Watchdog questions ethics of ,000 in Zinke concert tickets | House votes to ease natural gas exports Greens win court case seeking stronger air pollution rules for brick makers Overnight Defense: VA pick breezes through confirmation hearing | House votes to move on defense bill negotiations | Senate bill would set 'stringent' oversight on North Korea talks MORE (R-Ohio) — also are vying for the Budget gavel.
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Bill JohnsonWilliam (Bill) Leslie JohnsonOvernight Energy: Trump pick to lead mining regulator withdraws | Watchdog questions ethics of ,000 in Zinke concert tickets | House votes to ease natural gas exports Greens win court case seeking stronger air pollution rules for brick makers Overnight Defense: VA pick breezes through confirmation hearing | House votes to move on defense bill negotiations | Senate bill would set 'stringent' oversight on North Korea talks MORE (R-Ohio), aim to ease the permitting process for companies wishing to export LNG.
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SACE called for a full investigation into the purchases and TVA's CEO Bill JohnsonWilliam (Bill) Leslie JohnsonOvernight Energy: Trump pick to lead mining regulator withdraws | Watchdog questions ethics of ,000 in Zinke concert tickets | House votes to ease natural gas exports Greens win court case seeking stronger air pollution rules for brick makers Overnight Defense: VA pick breezes through confirmation hearing | House votes to move on defense bill negotiations | Senate bill would set 'stringent' oversight on North Korea talks MORE to resign Tuesday.
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William Tierney often went by the name "Bill JohnsonWilliam (Bill) Leslie JohnsonOvernight Energy: Trump pick to lead mining regulator withdraws | Watchdog questions ethics of ,000 in Zinke concert tickets | House votes to ease natural gas exports Greens win court case seeking stronger air pollution rules for brick makers Overnight Defense: VA pick breezes through confirmation hearing | House votes to move on defense bill negotiations | Senate bill would set 'stringent' oversight on North Korea talks MORE" when meeting with officials at fundraising call centers, according to court papers.
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Bill JohnsonWilliam (Bill) Leslie JohnsonOvernight Energy: Trump pick to lead mining regulator withdraws | Watchdog questions ethics of ,000 in Zinke concert tickets | House votes to ease natural gas exports Greens win court case seeking stronger air pollution rules for brick makers Overnight Defense: VA pick breezes through confirmation hearing | House votes to move on defense bill negotiations | Senate bill would set 'stringent' oversight on North Korea talks MORE (R-Ohio) that would delay the EPA's rule until all litigation options against it are exhausted.
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Jim JordanJames (Jim) Daniel JordanTaylor testimony shows concern about Giuliani influence, 'irregular' foreign policy channel House to hold public impeachment hearings next week Top State Department official arrives to testify in impeachment probe MORE (Ohio), the top Republican on the House Oversight and Reform Committee, and Oversight member Mark MeadowsMark Randall MeadowsMeadows breezes past reporter in MSNBC live shot, returns to defend Trump Taylor testimony shows concern about Giuliani influence, 'irregular' foreign policy channel House to hold public impeachment hearings next week MORE (N.
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Bill JohnsonWilliam (Bill) Leslie JohnsonOvernight Energy: Trump pick to lead mining regulator withdraws | Watchdog questions ethics of ,000 in Zinke concert tickets | House votes to ease natural gas exports Greens win court case seeking stronger air pollution rules for brick makers Overnight Defense: VA pick breezes through confirmation hearing | House votes to move on defense bill negotiations | Senate bill would set 'stringent' oversight on North Korea talks MORE's (R-Ohio) Ensuring Small Scale LNG Certainty and Access Act passed 260 to 146, with strong Republican support.
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Sam FarrSamuel (Sam) Sharon FarrMedical marijuana supporters hopeful about government funding bill Marijuana advocates to give away free joints on Capitol Hill DEA decision against reclassifying marijuana ignores public opinion MORE (Calif.), Susan Davis (Calif.), Jim Cooper (Tenn.), Madeleine BordalloMadeleine Mary BordalloThis week: Lawmakers return to mourn George H.W. Bush Guam New Members 28500 Overnight Defense: VA pick breezes through confirmation hearing | House votes to move on defense bill negotiations | Senate bill would set 'stringent' oversight on North Korea talks MORE (Guam), Jackie Speier (Calif.) and Beto O'Rourke (Texas).
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Madeleine BordalloMadeleine Mary BordalloThis week: Lawmakers return to mourn George H.W. Bush Guam New Members 2019 Overnight Defense: VA pick breezes through confirmation hearing | House votes to move on defense bill negotiations | Senate bill would set 'stringent' oversight on North Korea talks MORE (Guam); Joe Courtney (Conn.); John GaramendiJohn Raymond GaramendiHouse Democrats inch toward majority support for impeachment Trump bashes Mueller for 'ineptitude,' slams 'sick' Democrats backing impeachment Pelosi denies she's 'trying to run out the clock' on impeachment MORE (Calif.); Jackie Speier (Calif.); Brad Sherman (Calif.); Gregory Meeks (N.
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Bill JohnsonWilliam (Bill) Leslie JohnsonOvernight Energy: Trump pick to lead mining regulator withdraws | Watchdog questions ethics of ,85033 in Zinke concert tickets | House votes to ease natural gas exports Greens win court case seeking stronger air pollution rules for brick makers Overnight Defense: VA pick breezes through confirmation hearing | House votes to move on defense bill negotiations | Senate bill would set 'stringent' oversight on North Korea talks MORE (R-Ohio), would push off compliance with the 2015 Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) rule for brick and tile kilns until ongoing litigation from the industry is resolved.
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