With this warm welcome came near freezing temperatures and light rain.
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Each of James' first nine baskets came near the restricted area.
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She tossed balloons into the crowd and hugged everyone that came near her.
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One of the debate's key exchanges came near the end, after the Warren vs.
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But that came near the start of the season, when the Yankees were sailing.
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The State Forestry Administration (which supervises the pandas' habitat) even came near to criticising it.
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Her lips would lock whenever fish that wasn't smoked salmon on a bagel came near.
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The best came near the end, when the candidates, both devout Catholics, disagreed on abortion.
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Gabennesch said no one came near enough to touch Bennett and she didn't seem unnerved.
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The Dow and S&P 22 both inched higher and came near their all-time highs.
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The author of "Pride and Prejudice" wrote privately, covering up her manuscript if anyone came near.
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One of them came near me — I remember looking at it and saying, 'Don't touch me.
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He spent his last days listening to his favorite operas and thanking anyone who came near.
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Outside, a skinny, angry Siberian husky tied to a tree barked fiercely at anybody who came near.
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I'd yell at my parents every time they came near me because I felt like a monster.
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The four latest confirmed civilian deaths came near Mosul, Iraq, in mid-February, according to the Pentagon.
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I was drinking my tea when two burly men came near me and stood on either side.
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Chris' comments came near the end of his sentencing, where the judge described the slayings in vivid terms.
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Her best, clearest answer came near the end, when reassuring allies: Words matter when you run for president.
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The first came near the end of the second quarter, when the Thunder were starting to pull away.
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More results: In terms of having a strong technological base, no one came near the maximum 37 points.
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The evacuation of the White Helmets came near the end of the Syrian government's sweep through southern Syria.
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During the 1970s, under the Nixon administration, this wobbly system of secrecy and leaks came near to collapse.
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They came near the end of James Brown's "Funky Drummer," recorded in a Cincinnati studio in late 21986.
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The account came near the end of Zarrab's testimony, which began last Wednesday and concluded on Thursday afternoon.
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Simmonds' first goal came near the end of the period with an easy tip-in by the right post.
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The sniper attack, which came near the end of the demonstration, also left seven officers and two civilians wounded.
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Source: FactSet U.S. jobs creation came near to a screeching halt in February as only 20,000 jobs were created.
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Trump's comments came near the end of a prepared statement on the attack given to reporters on Wednesday afternoon.
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Behind the scenes: The encounter came near the end of a meeting in the White House Situation Room on Jan.
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A cop went up near the roof and waited for the running pooch before it came near the ladder, TwinCities.
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In 2017, the 101 jetliners delivered came near the top of Embraer's target range of 97 to 102 E-Jets.
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North Korea claimed a right to shoot down American warplanes flying in international airspace if they came near the country.
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The remarks, by Sheriff Steve Prator of Caddo Parish, came near the end of a lengthy news briefing on Oct.
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In a similar vein, the Italian semiotician proposed breeding "radiation cats" that would change color when they came near radioactive sites.
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Defenseman Ivan Provorov led the Flyers with five shots through the first two periods, but most came near the blue line.
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Baez's closing arguments came near the end of a nine-week trial that featured testimony from investors and former Platinum employees.
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The actual announcement that came near the close of trading indicated that an expected tariff increase would not occur next week.
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Each time the girl came near the flames and kitchen knives, Ms. Infante used her body to gently push her away.
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However, as my due date came near, I clung to a fear of pain and the unknowns out of my control.
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After the female passed, both the male and joey stood guard over the body, scaring off any other animals who came near.
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In the early 2000s Scottish children came near the top of the rankings in the OECD's PISA tests for 15-year-olds.
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Smiley Pool, a photographer with The Dallas Morning News, says what came near the beginning of the demonstration was a scene much different.
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Sometimes Aboudou's mother would try to talk to him about the abduction, but if someone else came near she quickly changed the subject.
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The rally came near the one-year anniversary of the deadly protest in Charlottesville, Va., when one woman died protesting against white supremacists.
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Mr. Hrusa also managed to husband the dynamic forces in the Rimsky-Korsakov so that the most voluminous louds came near the end.
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Loom was released just a few months before The Secret of Monkey Island in 1990, but it never came near its popularity and acclaim.
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That landfall on Marco Island came near Naples, Florida, where a high surge of 19653 feet was reported, less than the 15 feet predicted.
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That landfall on Marco Island came near Naples, Florida, where a high surge of 8 feet was reported, less than the 15 feet predicted.
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The Ugly Perhaps the most bizarre moment of the 2008 Clinton-Obama saga came near its end, during the Democratic National Convention in Denver.
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Buckley thus came near the halfway or high water mark between the rise of the television-centric era of politics and its coming demise.
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When that asset bubble popped and a recession arrived, the banks came near failure, and there was a wholesale firing of top bank executives.
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The rivals most recently came near a military clash in 2015 following land mine blasts blamed on North Korea that maimed two South Korean soldiers.
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Religion came near the bottom in a survey by YouGov, an independent pollster, that asked people which subjects deserved a big role in secondary education.
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The company's 109 executive jets delivered in 2017 came near the bottom of a target range of 105 to 125 Phenom, Legacy and Lineage aircraft.
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The demo came near the end of a long keynote about Google's attempt to convince everybody that it's a serious player in the cloud services game.
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The company never came near its much touted sales targets and closed in 211.1, even before the real estate bust, The Washington Post reported last month.
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One civilian was a passenger in the vehicle, while the other was riding a motorcycle that came near the ISIS vehicle after the strike was fired.
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But the increase in jobless claims also came near the end of a record-long government shutdown that's projected to cost the economy billions of dollars.
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The passage referring to Mr. Xi came near the very end and quoted him on the need to take a long-term view of economic fluctuations.
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I gripped my pistol tightly as we moved along in the doorless vehicles, occasionally pointing it in the direction of anything that came near the convoy.
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Luckily, the water supply was visible from most of the kraals on our hillside, and, as soon as any intruders came near it, we sounded the alarm.
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The Philadelphia semiconductor share index hit an all-time high while MSCI ACWI also came near this year's peak after seven straight days of gains by Thursday.
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But by far his strangest answer of the night came near the end, when he was asked a question about his controversial record on race and schools.
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Nationwide protests The violence in Dallas came near the end of a peaceful demonstration against the fatal shooting of two black men by police in Louisiana and Minnesota.
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His remarks, which came near the end of Trump's marathon swing through Asia, amounted to the clearest statement yet of Trump's views about last year's election meddling issue.
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An especially gruesome incident came near the end, when guards abandoned a dying man in his cell and left him with the man's body for half a day.
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One of the big surprises for me came near the end of the book when you said we could transform society so that it can become anti-racist.
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Tesla shares never came near the theoretical $420 buyout price, meaning that traders had already sensed something was off and did not expect the company to complete the deal.
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The exchange came near the end of a 90-minute forum with Meacham, who was at the inaugural Biden School event to promote his book, The Soul of America.
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A key moment in Wednesday night's debate came near the end when moderator Chris Wallace challenged Donald Trump to say whether he will accept the results of this election.
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More recently, a 2010 report from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development found that on social mobility Britain came near the bottom of the class among rich nations.
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On Thursday afternoon, the benchmark 10-year Treasury yield crept close to 2.63 percent, a level it came near last year but has not really traded above since 2014.
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A retired ironworker and Navy vet, Downen had scooped up landscaping rocks, one as big as a softball, and was threatening to throw them at anyone who came near.
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"The medics pulled my pants down and there was blood everywhere," he recalls, adding he avoided serious injury because the horn came near his anus and testicles but missed them.
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Court documents revealed Cochran spent her time in jail turning her glasses into shanks and threatening to commit suicide, as well as bodily harm to anyone who came near her.
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Dixie McCoy, who witnessed the rescue and posted live footage of it on Facebook, told CNN at least 20 whales came near the shore of St. Simons Island's East Beach.
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" Coates denied the allegations, The New York Times reported at the time, noting, "Today's session was unusually disorderly and came near winding up in a free-for-all fist fight.
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This never came near happening, because the newly merged industrial behemoths turned out to have even greater bargaining power over the Pentagon and Congress than the unmerged companies that preceded them.
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When I was drunk and Dan was nowhere to be found, I would often pick up this bamboo pole and swing it in the direction of anyone who came near me.
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The Skripals, who remain hospitalized in intensive care, were poisoned on March 4 in Salisbury, where Mr. Skripal lives, in an attack that endangered hundreds of people who came near them.
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Playing with it is astonishing—I watched a machine create in a few seconds compositions of the sort I spent years studying to write in school, and never came near to mastering.
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The nun, Sister Jane of the Rosary, was known for her constant companion: a thick razor strap that the girls called "the green pill," bitter medicine for any child who came near it.
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Often on Sunday you could count to five before a defender came near Newton; Wilson usually got a three count before he had to vacate the pocket like a man pursued by bill collectors.
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In Season 5, when Tyrion and Jorah were traveling to Mereen, they came near Valyria and saw Drogon flying overhead, so it's possible that the dragon could be returning to where he once visited.
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Also this week: Russian fighter jets on Tuesday forced away a NATO F-6900 fighter jet that came near a plane carrying the Kremlin's defense minister, according to Moscow's state-run TASS news agency.
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It reframes elements from her solo and continues a theme that came near the end of "Wear a mask": Greek music and dance, specifically the zeibekiko, a dance form usually performed by a man.
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The army cordon around Tapia — a scientist who studies how to make contaminated soil fertile again after a spill — was necessary because local gangs had been stalking and attacking anyone who came near the pipelines.
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But while Hideki Matsui achieved notable success in the Bronx, neither Kazuo Matsui nor Fukudome came near the statistical heights achieved by Suzuki, who has led baseball in hits in seven seasons, has a career .
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The winning bid came near the end of a five-day online auction on eBay to benefit the Glide Foundation, a San Francisco charity that serves people who are poor, homeless or battling substance abuse.
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And I would quickly and quietly cross out my legal name in yearbooks when the last day of school came near, replacing it with Sally and hoping those who flipped past the page wouldn't notice.
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When it came near the time to end, Santorum made his final appeal for his small band of true believers to fan out to the caucuses and put up a noble showing for him on Monday.
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I panicked because I was sure she was going to leave, so I just hurried faster, shaking a little, and then I noticed she sat in her car, watching me and making sure nobody came near.
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It had been four hours since Whitaker and the committee began, not counting breaks for lunch and votes, and as a new member of the House, she came near the end of the round of questioning.
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Before long, the group was picking handfuls of common plantain leaves and blue Asiatic dayflowers in front of an apartment complex on Payson Avenue, but the next big discovery came near a decomposing log in Inwood Hill Park.
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As much as I'm creeped out by the wiggly movements of this robotic centipede (yes, I would definitely crush it under foot if it ever came near me), at the same time I'm impressed by the toy's inner workings.
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The weeks-long campaign came near the end of the Korean war of 1950-0003, which began when the Stalinist regime of Kim Il Sung invaded the pro-American south and which eventually drew in millions of Chinese and UN forces.
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If there was a moment that Mr. Trump's former campaign manager thought his Everyman stories might resonate poorly with the president's most ardent supporters, it came near the end of the answer, when he quickly added a mention of fast food.
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The finding came near the end of a two-day hearing that wrapped up just 10 days before Special Operations Chief Edward Gallagher is due to stand trial in a case that has drawn the attention of U.S. President Donald Trump.
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I began scouring the floor on the local high street, in every crack and crevice on the side of the road, nonchalantly whistling like a Looney Tunes character every time someone came near me or made anything resembling eye contact.
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Xi's speech came near the end of a week-long propaganda blitz by state media, with chat shows saying "Marx was Right" and cartoons of his wild youth aiming to show his theories remain relevant to modern China and the next generation.
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IRNA quoted a statement from the Guard as saying that the USS Nimitz and an accompanying ship came near an Iranian oil offshore platform in the Persian Gulf and a helicopter from the ship hovered near vessels manned by Iran's elite Revolutionary Guard.
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Under Barack Obama, the Army Corps of Engineers had in December denied an easement needed to complete the pipeline's last unfinished bit, which came near the Standing Rock reservation—a proximity that the tribe said would infringe on their sovereignty and potentially pollute their water.
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The game's biggest moment came near the end when Sean Davis, the Steelers' defensive back whose helmet-to-helmet hit helped set up a late touchdown for Kansas City, was able to help break up the Chiefs' 2-point conversion attempt that would have tied the game.
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Click here to view original GIFOrbit of Asteroid 2016 QA2 Image: Created with NASA JPL's Small body database observorIf its close brush with Earth still leaves you a little uneasy, however, remember that just because an asteroid flew near Earth doesn't mean it came near to actually hitting Earth.
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" He once came near, he admits, to having what Elio and Oliver had, but something stood in the way, and he advises his child to seize the day, including the pain that the day brings, while he is still young: "Before you know it, your heart is worn out.
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At the press conference, which came near the end of Trump's two-day state visit to India, the president was asked about tweets calling for Supreme Court Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg to recuse themselves from all future "Trump-related matters" that come before the Supreme Court.
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MIAMI — The sign from God and the Virgin Mary came near the end of their perilous, sun-scorched journey from Cuba to Florida: A dozen or so dolphins swam up to their home-built, overloaded sailboat, dipping in and out of the water, guiding them, they felt, toward a reimagined future.
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The sentence also came near the end of a year in which the Saudi authorities carried out the highest number of executions here in two decades, and just before a mass execution of 47 men on terrorism charges, including a Shiite cleric who had called for the downfall of the royal family.
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