You're adaptable, Gemini, so don't cling on to something that isn't working.
|
|
Mr Maduro's response has been to cling on to power more tightly.
|
|
The CDU and SPD managed to cling on to the leadership of both regions.
|
|
They wanted to protect their own positions and cling on to their assumptions of superiority.
|
|
Sites like Spotify were only able to cling on to HITnRUN, his most recent album.
|
|
It's something that fans can desperately cling on to, and for that we are grateful.
|
|
The tighter you cling on to things now, Gemini, the more frustrating this energy will be.
|
|
The president appears to have concluded that he can cling on to power only through repression.
|
|
Everybody else has to cut costs, slash investments and cling on to cash, chief executives grumble.
|
|
His opposite number Jan Andersson admitted his side had to cling on to their first-leg lead.
|
|
These two are not egomaniacs; they are not desperate to cling on to power for power's sake.
|
|
Female guests had to cling on to their hats as a blustery wind threatened their wedding outfits.
|
|
Certain clubs cling on to their players for grim death, holding them close in a contractually certified embrace.
|
|
Bezels are likely to die off together with companies like HTC and Sony that still cling on to them.
|
|
Danielle is just trying to staying relevant and on the show and trying to cling on to this relationship.
|
|
If you want to buy the headphones of the future, don't cling on to the connector of the past.
|
|
Full moons are times to let go—don't cling on to partnerships that are no longer working for you.
|
|
But thanks to Netflix, there's no need to cling on to the memories of The Dowager Countess and Lady Mary.
|
|
Yeah. So do you blame them for saying, we'll pick the ... The guy who's ... ... Who'll cling on to the past.
|
|
The constitution limits a president to two terms, though opponents accuse him of stalling the election to cling on to power.
|
|
Luckily I managed to cling on to a cheerful woman in one of the foundations T-shirts, who gave me directions.
|
|
This is not a time to cling on to the past—let everything go and allow a rebirth to take place.
|
|
Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe has ignored a deadline to resign, choosing instead to cling on to his 37-year-long rule.
|
|
Yet in other places democracy seems to have eroded, thanks largely to presidents changing or flouting constitutions to cling on to power.
|
|
The longer he leaves his return, the harder it will be for him to cling on to whatever relevancy he has left.
|
|
He has constantly praised the leadership of the late dictator, fuelling concern among some Filipinos that he might cling on to power.
|
|
Some of its residents have left for the Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince and others cling on to a precarious life.
|
|
Party members believe their leaders are sacrificing left-wing values in another coalition with Mrs Merkel's conservative bloc to cling on to power.
|
|
And the longer he leaves his return, the harder it will become for him to cling on to whatever relevancy he has left.
|
|
But even if some in the West try to desperately cling on to these ill-conceived stereotypes, the new generation is moving on.
|
|
Either U.K. voters will decide to remain or, if the leave campaign wins, the U.K. government and Eurocrats will desperately cling on to power.
|
|
Are there any nuggets we can cling on to that provide any useful money-making opportunities or, at least, stop us "doing our conkers"?
|
|
Our way into this environment is the new disciple, a teenage girl [played by Ingrid Aanerud Solli], looking for anything to cling on to.
|
|
Eclipses free us from whatever's holding us back from the destiny we're meant to fulfill, so don't cling on to the past, little ram.
|
|
On Monday, the S&P 500 lost 0.45%, unable to cling on to gains made after positive tweets and headlines about the trade talks.
|
|
So, although the Fed may start to unwind QE, it will have to cling on to at least some of the securities it has bought.
|
|
He called it part of an attempt by Buhari to "cling on to power even when it's obvious to him that Nigerians want him out".
|
|
The water will cling on to the pollutants and bring them back to earth, according to experts, while critics worry the move won't help much.
|
|
Yet the truth is that traditional media moguls who cling on to their empires have yet to show that their business models can survive the internet.
|
|
In the absence of many other ways of reducing immigration, the government will want to cling on to the strict new rules, for better or worse.
|
|
The lack of agency I feel in my love life made me want to remain single just so I could cling on to any semblance of control.
|
|
Abe timed the initial flare-up to coincide with Japan's Upper House elections, with regional tensions helping the prime minister's party cling on to a slim majority.
|
|
The single currency managed to cling on to a 0.4 percent gain made last week despite the European Central Bank downgrading its growth forecasts for the near term.
|
|
Molly and Issa try to cling on to the men in their lives after they've set separate balls rolling in hopes that all will work out in their favor.
|
|
Adding insult to injury, the fact that Congress has this deeply flawed complaints system has been used as an excuse by some lawmakers to cling on to their jobs.
|
|
That gave them the two-point lead they managed to cling on to for a famous victory, despite some desperate All Black attacks in the final couple of minutes.
|
|
President Igor Dodon, a former Socialist party leader, on Tuesday told his supporters to be ready for mass protests if the Democratic Party tried to cling on to power.
|
|
"I ask all Cincinnati to pray for the victims and their family, especially those still fighting to cling on to life," Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley said in a press conference.
|
|
Supporters of former president Michel Martelly and his favored candidate, Moise, have protested in recent days, claiming Privert is dragging his feet so his allies can cling on to power.
|
|
Austria's Dominic Thiem strained every sinew trying to cling on to the 32-year-old Spaniard and at times even gained a precarious foothold in his first Grand Slam final.
|
|
In some consolation for the prime minister, the PD looked likely to cling on to the financial capital Milan, but the biggest shock came in Turin, the home of carmaker Fiat.
|
|
Once you're on, you need to hold on for dear life; the beasts will do everything they can to shake you off, while you desperately find something to cling on to.
|
|
The same applies to batteries, which seem to cling on to dear life for ages like that woman in the movie Cliffhanger, until they die at the moment you need it.
|
|
Mugabe tried to impose his wife on his party as his chosen successor and then to cling on to his positions even when the army took effective control of his country.
|
|
President Nicolás Maduro, the embattled socialist leader trying to cling on to control of Venezuela, on Saturday responded to calls for early presidential elections — by offering an early parliamentary vote instead.
|
|
This situation has been pretty embarrassing for May, and it's just another example of how thanks to Brexit, we have to cravenly cling on to the evil empire no matter what.
|
|
"A debilitated Renzi would come under intense pressure to resign; he may himself not wish to cling on to power," analysts Federico Santi and Mujtaba Rahman said on Friday in a report.
|
|
Our last-ditch plan was to cut a hole in the roof, strap inflated scuba vests to two people holding the kids, and cling on to a rope tied to the house.
|
|
Yet, markets seem to cling on to hopes of progress in a meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping at the G20 in the western Japanese city of Osaka.
|
|
Khama reiterated his government's concerns about the credibility of the elections Mugabe has won in recent years, but said irrespective of the results no leader should cling on to power for that long.
|
|
The ballot was originally scheduled for 2016 but has been repeatedly delayed, drawing accusations that Kabila, who has governed Congo since his father's assassination in 2001, is trying to cling on to power.
|
|
The question Cancer season asks you now, Sag, is whether you'll run away from your past, cling on to it, or do the emotional work necessary to process it and let it go.
|
|
A survey by independent polling firm Merdeka Center said BN had lost more ground in the lead-up to the polls, but it could still win enough parliamentary seats to cling on to power.
|
|
Gold held near its highest in a month on Monday in thin holiday trade, with a softer dollar and a retreat in stock markets helping the metal cling on to the previous session's gains.
|
|
The planned rise in corporation tax—a bad idea at a time when Brexit Britain needs to cling on to what business it can—would take the rate back only to its level in 2011.
|
|
Merdeka Center, an independent polling firm, said earlier on Tuesday that Najib's coalition had lost ground in the lead-up to the election, but could still win enough parliamentary seats to cling on to power.
|
|
"Some in the markets will continue to cling on to hopes of the United States and China reaching an agreement at the upcoming G20 meeting," said Masahiro Ichikawa, senior strategist at Sumitomo Mitsui DS Asset Management.
|
|
"If the US continues to frantically cling on to the so-called 'strong sanctions' and military adventures against us, we will respond with firm action of justice that we had already made clear," the spokesman added.
|
|
Many companies looked for more ways to play the China boom, and rising prices of all raw materials gave them an excuse to cling on to even those projects that were high-cost and low-quality.
|
|
I'm not going to question business users who still cling on to their old CDs and DVDs, especially not in light of the Pentagon's admission that it relies on floppies for top-secret national security stuff.
|
|
Kabila, who has been in power since his father was shot dead in office in 2001, has denied his opponents' charges that he is simply aiming to cling on to power for as long as he can.
|
|
"Those who wanted to leave their country have already done so, and others are trying to cling on to life inside," Kinik said in an interview at Turkey's Cilvegozu border gate with Syria, in the southern Hatay province.
|
|
The team saw big plumes of smoke over the east of the city, where opposition fighters cling on to pockets of territory despite a push by government forces that has seen most old city neighborhoods return to regime control.
|
|
ANC officials admitted they had no idea whether Zuma would bow to the their recall demand -- which has no constitutional effect -- or cling on to power and face a vote of no confidence in parliament organized by opposition parties.
|
|
Rest in peace, IE.Microsoft points out that version 11 will continue to cling on to its dear little life for at least a while, receiving security updates, compatibility fixes, and technical support on Windows 7, Windows 8.1, and Windows 10.
|
|
"De Lille continues to put her individual interests above those of the citizens of Cape Town by using legal technicalities to cling on to power," Natasha Mazzone, deputy chairperson of the DA's Federal Council, said in a statement on Tuesday.
|
|
When other African leaders like Paul Kagame, the president of Rwanda, and Yoweri Museveni, the president of Uganda, have managed to cling on to power using various maneuvers, including changing their Constitutions, Mr. Kabila reasons he can do the same.
|
|
He was dubious about Algerian independence, but after an attempted coup by generals determined to cling on to the north African territory, he granted himself emergency powers and ceded it—a decision for which a swathe of the nationalist right never forgave him.
|
|
That means soup dumplings cling on to the paper when they get picked up, marshmallows enjoy a satisfying dip in hot chocolate, a glass pane closes its eye while getting washed, a Post-It note gets accidentally split apart, and so on.
|
|
AIX-EN-PROVENCE, France (Reuters) - Assailed by social unrest and lagging in opinion polls, French President Emmanuel Macron has for now managed to cling on to a well of support from company leaders in France even as his reform push loses momentum.
|
|
In my work with Control Risks, a global risk management consultancy, we have raised the alarm for the last three and a half years that Mr. Maduro and his Chavista political movement can cling on to power longer than most people think.
|
|
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Malaysia's non-ferrous metals players are joining forces to promote their scrap processing business as clean amid growing environmental alarm over recycling, seeking to cling on to a trade that has grown fast as China's import curbs divert more scrap toward Southeast Asia.
|
|
AIX-EN-PROVENCE, France, July 7 (Reuters) - Assailed by social unrest and lagging in opinion polls, French President Emmanuel Macron has for now managed to cling on to a well of support from company leaders in France even as his reform push loses momentum.
|
|
Switching has got easier, but still about 70% of the big six's customers cling on to their SVTs, thereby forking out about £160 ($230) a year more than if they switched to a cheaper deal, even within the same company, according to the CMA.
|
|
Volatile stock markets are at best likely to cling on to the gains they've already made, with investors trading cautiously as they await the ramifications of Britain's shock vote to leave the European Union and as the United States heads into November's presidential election.
|
|
Falls took a toll on hometown favourite Jin Boyang, who touched the ice on most of his quad jumps and fell on another, although he managed to cling on to second with a total of 264.48 despite ranking only fifth in the free skate.
|
|
"There is a big mess and we are asking ourselves if this is not an organized chaos to ensure that tomorrow the constitutional court cancels everything," said Felix Tshisekedi, one of the main opposition candidates, suggesting Kabila could cling on to power in the event of an annulled election.
|
|
"Even if May manages to cling on to a majority, we see a real risk that her leadership is challenged, especially following an unsuccessful election campaign that has managed to both weaken her personal credibility and make far-left Labour leader Corbyn relevant again," he said as the votes were being counted.
|
|
"In its desperate attempt to cling on to territory it controls in Mosul and Ninevah areas, Daesh has been employing the most vicious tactics, using civilian homes as firing positions as well as abducting and forcibly moving civilians, effectively using them as human shields," the UN secretary-general's special representative for Iraq, Ján Kubiš, said in a statement.
|
|
The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) By Clyde Russell LAUNCESTON, Australia, Oct 18 (Reuters) - It would be easy to dismiss the Australian government's discarding of a renewable energy target as a Donald Trump-like attempt to cling on to polluting fossil fuels in the face of the rise of cleaner alternatives.
|
|
"I think that people just like to cling on to traditions and stay with what they know and I think that this year, in particular, time's up and people are making a stink about it and not letting things like all-male theater groups exist," said Tess Davison, a graduate of Harvard who helped organize the protest auditions in 2015.
|
|
The Eagles would cling on to win the match by five points, resulting in the club winning their fourth premiership.
|
|
Former Premier Ralph O'Neal managed to cling on to his seat in the Ninth District, which he had held for 40 years, by just 28 votes.
|
|
The Bulldogs, fighting in their first championship in 16 years, took advantage of these UE lapses to cling on to the Warriors' back at the half, 42-44.
|
|
Decidedly nonconformist, they publish with small-press publishers and denounce conventional literature. They make efforts to distinguish themselves from what they call "the commercial or late moderns", who cling on to the classical genres and write within conventional modes of literature.
|
|
They question her about a pair of shoes she's got (which belongs to Jim), she replies "I picked them up somewhere. I can't remember", and continues to cling on to them. The audience remains unsure if Jim ever did make it out safely.
|
|
A caucus vote was held on 12 December 1980 where half the attendees supported a leadership change, and the other half opposed. After a silent pause, Rowling added that he too opposed, bringing the total votes for himself to 19 and enabling him to cling on to the party's leadership.
|
|
This algal species exists in two phases. The gametangial phase is always epiphytic, growing on Cystoseira and other algae. It forms erect, brownish-red, feathery fronds and grows to a length of up to . The fronds are flattened and bear crozier-shaped hooks which cling on to and get tangled with the host seaweed.
|
|
When Yi tries to protect Everest, Dr. Zara throws her over the bridge. Burnish Industries then departs the mountain with the captive Everest, Peng, and Jin in tow. However, Yi manages to cling on to a rope. She then uses her violin, which Everest has magically repaired, to summon ice which reinvigorates Everest, who breaks free of his cage.
|
|
Mikhail Yuryevich Malofeyev () (March 25, 1956 - January 18, 2000) was a Russian general who went missing in Grozny, Chechnya, in January 2000, amidst conflicting reports, including claims of his capture.General is captured in Grozny ambush His body was later found in the city.Chechens cling on to Grozny He was posthumously awarded the title Hero of Russia.
|
|
In the 1913 semi finals, the big serving Taylor led Harry Parker 5-1 in the third set (sets were 1-1) when he sprained his ankle. Although Taylor managed the cling on to take the third set, he lost the next two easily.Grand Slam Australia by Johnson, Joseph (1985). In 1914 Taylor lost in the quarter finals to Rupert Wertheim.
|
|
Sea anemones are found in both deep oceans and shallow coastal waters worldwide. The greatest diversity is in the tropics although there are many species adapted to relatively cold waters. The majority of species cling on to rocks, shells or submerged timber, often hiding in cracks or under seaweed, but some burrow into sand and mud, and a few are pelagic.
|
|
With all four of their feet, they cling on to the trunk of a tree or the underside of branches. Climbing involves stretching out their two front legs and then bringing up their two back legs, which results in an awkward hopping. They can glide more than 100 m with minimal loss in elevation. When threatened, they either climb higher up or remain motionless.
|
|
It also became a #1 Dance radio hit. In 2006, Brody earned her first number-one U.S. dance hit with her third single, the song "I Want More (Cling on to Me)". Amuka's second solo single, "U Ain't That Good" was produced by producer/remixer Peter Rauhofer. While "Craving" was Produced by Al B. Rich, and the vocal sessions were recorded and engineered by John Cassidy.
|
|
On 5 May 2013, Tony scored his only goal in the Portuguese top flight, netting through a rare header to help his team defeat Sporting CP 1–0 at home and cling on to a best-ever third position in the league, with the subsequent qualification to the UEFA Champions League. He finished his career in 2015, following a spell with F.C. Penafiel in the same tier.
|
|
Breath of Life (1991) is a BAFTA Award-nominated British short film directed by Navin Thapar, written by Nasser Memarzia and Kulvinder Ghir, with Amir Korangy and Moshe Ivgy as the lead actors. The film depicts a group of prisoners of conscience that have forged strong emotional bonds and share seemingly trivial aspirations in order to cling on to some semblance of hope, defiance and collective survival.
|
|
He proceeded to organise the defence of the position, and fought off a German counterattack with heavy losses using captured machine guns. Both brigades were able to reach their objectives despite flanking fire, and fought off numerous counter- attacks. Despite this, the Germans were able to cling on to Gouzeaucourt. The battle cleared the German outposts in front of the Hindenburg Line, preparing the way for future operations.
|
|
Towers agrees and then leaves Harry and Ruth alone. Ruth tells him that she has put in an offer on a house in Suffolk but that she can't actually picture herself living there. Harry encourages her that she'll keep trying and to do as much as she can to cling on to the idea of a normal life. He then kisses her goodbye, but she is reluctant to let him go.
|
|
Aega psora is the type species of the genus Aega and was first described by Carl Linnaeus in 1758. It reaches in length and is mostly grey, with a faint dorsal stripe. It has slender mandibles and maxillae adapted for sucking blood and some of the setae (bristles) are hooked. The front three pairs of pereiopods (legs) cling on to its host, it inserts its mouthparts and blood is pumped rapidly into the gut.
|
|
The next day, he pretends he did not see Mercedes and Calvin, who continue their affair. Not long after Malchy's brother Kris Fisher (Gerard McCarthy) catches them yet Malachy still refuses to confront the pair, hoping to cling on to Mercedes. After Cheryl and her fiancée Gilly Roach (Anthony Quinlan) split up, Calvin shares a kiss with her. Calvin continues his affair with Mercedes until Carmel agrees to give their relationship another try.
|
|
No one was drowned, largely because of the amount of wreckage, including spars, stove wood, oil drums and other loose articles, that the men could cling on to. The Rowena ferry launched a boat to rescue the men, and a motorist on the highway, who witnessed the capsize, found a telephone and placed calls to Rowena and The Dalles for assistance. Both the boat and the cargo were fully covered by insurance.
|
|
This made them cling on to their homes even tighter. Neighborhood associations and the ability of de facto discrimination to influence discriminatory policy curbed efforts to combat racism in housing and allowed whites to prevent integrated neighborhoods. Neighborhood associations hell-bent on preventing integrating housing elected officials who supported their anti-integration agendas. Moreover, already elected politicians were controlled by their anti-integration constituents regardless if the politicians were actually anti-housing or not.
|
|
In 2015, Gali received national news coverage when he traveled 3000 kilometers to perform the traditional Lunggurrma dance with his granddaughter Sasha at her year 10 graduation. Gali's wife Jane Garrutju said her husband was "very strong in teaching his grandchildren to cling on to their values, to be able to balance Western culture and our culture." In recent years, Gali had created and exhibited Morning Star poles with his son Trevor Barrarra Gurruwiwi.
|
|
On February 3, 1905, Nahcotta, with Capt. Parker in command, rescued crewmen from the steamer M.F. Hazen, which had struck an obstruction in the river while towing a barge laden with hay and feed to Chinook, Washington. M.F. Hazen had capsized, throwing the captain in the water, who was able to cling on to the obstruction itself, which was called a spile. The engineer had climbed on to the bottom of the overturned Hazen.
|
|
The Paris Wife was popular with readers, and "shot to the top of the New York Times best-seller list soon after its release in 2011." Author Helen Simonson praised the book for "its depiction of two passionate, yet humanly-flawed people struggling against impossible odds—poverty, artistic fervor, destructive friendships—to cling on to each other". On the other hand, literary critic Janet Maslin criticized McLain's Richardson as "a stodgy bore".
|
|
Mithraculus sculptus is largely nocturnal, hiding in caves, crevices and under rocks during the day. It is principally a scavenger but it also feeds on algae. It is tolerant of both high and low temperatures and is capable of withstanding strong currents as it can use its legs to cling on to the substrate. It is often to be seen among the branches of corals such as the finger coral (Porites furcata) where it feeds on the polyps.
|
|
Little is known about the biology of this extremely rare species, which is thought to live a partially terrestrial life. The tadpole possesses a large oral sucker, a unique feature amongst Telmatobius water frogs. The function of this sucker has not yet been determined, although it is possible it may help the tadpole cling on to surfaces to prevent it from being swept away by currents, or it could even be used to suck up prey.
|
|
Afterwards, the sister attempts to comfort the noblewoman, who begins claiming that she has come to terms with death. This mature and faithful attitude leads the sister to say that Lady Shirkinskaya "is an angel" as she leaves the room. Proclaiming God's mercifulness, the noblewoman beckons her husband closer and commands him to send for the medicine the priest mentioned earlier. For a woman that has accepted her death, Lady Shirkinskaya continues to cling on to any hope of living.
|
|
Clodfelter 2017: 255 Spanish troops successfully defended Fort Canosa, allowing them to stabilize their line and bar the entry to Santiago. The Americans and Cubans began a brutal siege of the city, which surrendered on 16 July after the defeat of the Spanish Caribbean Squadron. Spain had sacrificed more of its sons to hold on to Cuba than she had in attempting to cling on to Mexico and South America,Clodfelter 2017: 308 and suffered over 62,000 dead in the 1895–98 war.
|
|
The female lays between 2000 and 10000 eggs, but most of these fail to reach maturity either for lack of food or through predation. In contrast with the adult, the larvae are only about 3mm long, and their development proceeds through hypermetamorphosis. The various larval stages are therefore of different forms. Unlike the larvae of beetles of the genus Meloe, the first stage larva does not cling on to a potential host, but has to actively seek a host out.
|
|
The draw cost Small Heath £20, to be paid to Lincoln City, their scheduled opponents for the following Saturday, in compensation for their match being postponed to accommodate the Cup replay. Wanderers put up a better show in the replay, and Small Heath's half backs were "unaccountably insecure", but strong defensive play by goalkeeper Chris Charsley and full backs Tom Bayley and Fred Speller allowed Heath to cling on to a 2–1 win.Notes on Sport. Birmingham Daily Post. p. 7.
|
|
Widower Lee Sang-hyeon lives a quiet life with his 15-year- old daughter Su-jin. But one day she is abducted and raped, and her corpse is found at a derelict public bathhouse. Sang-hyeon is left helpless in the face of his daughter's death, with nothing left to cling on to but his feelings of anger and despair. The investigation into his daughter's death is progressing slowly, so restless and unable to sit quiet any longer, he decides to take matters into his own hands.
|
|
The entire cabin from the pilot house to the hog post was destroyed, with the pilot house lifted 75 feet in the air and falling in the river a considerable distance away. Other wreckage was scattered across the river, and several people were struggling in the water, trying to cling on to floating fragments. The detonation was reported to have shaken the foundation of every building in Portland. Within two minutes of the explosion three or four thousand people were hurrying towards the scene.
|
|
Meles Zenawi, Prime Minister of Ethiopia, is described by Donald Yamamoto, United States Ambassador to Ethiopia, as a man thirsty for power who will cling on to power till his last breath. His ideas are based on "it's my way or the highway" best described by David Shinn, former Ambassador to Ethiopia. He has been portrayed by German Chancellor Angela Merkel an "economic illiterate". He is known to dislike his critics even in their constructive criticism of his policies and does not even listen to his advisers.
|
|
Universally, people distress and protest ending social relationships across all cultures and age spans. Even temporary groups, such as training groups, struggle with the idea that the group may eventually dissolve. The group may have fulfilled their purpose, but the participants want to cling on to the relationships and social bonds that have been formed with one another. The group members make promises individually and collectively to stay in touch, plan for future reunions, and take other steps to ensure the continuity of the attachment.
|
|
Muthama is reported to have made proposals to the BBI initiative through his Wiper Party. The party is reported to have refused to present Muthama's proposals to the BBI steering committee. This is reported to play out in what is considered a supremacy battle for control of Kenya's lower eastern voting block in Ukambani. While criticizing the BBI initiative in January 2020, Muthama requested President Uhuru Kenyatta to resist the temptation to cling on to power beyond his second and final constitutional term in 2022.
|
|
Romero made his debut for the Uruguay national team on 20 September 1995, in a 1–3 away friendly defeat against Israel. After taking part in two Copa América editions,Copa América 1997; at RSSSFCopa América 1999; at RSSSF he played two games for his country at the 2002 FIFA World Cup (the group stage draws to France and Senegal).France face anxious wait; BBC Sport, 6 June 2002Senegal cling on to qualify; BBC Sport, 11 June 2002 In total, Romero earned 24 caps in a nine-year span.
|
|
Her body would instantly become very slippery and not allow the victim to cling on to her body in order to reach the surface. She would then wait until the victim had drowned, or, on some occasions, tickle them to death, as she laughed. It is also believed, by a few accounts, that rusalki can change their appearance to match the tastes of men they are about to seduce, although a rusalka is generally considered to represent universal beauty, therefore is highly feared yet respected in Slavic culture.
|
|
The game takes the form of a scrolling platform game, with the players controlling the characters of the twins. The game can be played alone (in which case only one of the twins is present), or with two players together controlling one twin each. In addition to moving around, the players can jump and also cling on to vertical walls, allowing them to climb to areas that would otherwise be out of reach. Each player is armed with a magic sword, which is the main weapon used against the enemies in the game.
|
|
Some flowers, like sage or pea, have lower lips that will only open when sufficiently heavy insects, such as bees, land on them. With the lip depressed, the anthers may bow down to deposit pollen on the insect's back. Other flowers, like tomato, may only liberate their pollen by buzz pollination, a technique in which a bumblebee will cling on to a flower while vibrating its flight muscles, and this dislodges the pollen. Because bees care for their brood, they need to collect more food than just to maintain themselves, and therefore are important pollinators.
|
|
The arms are flexible, being formed from many jointed calcareous small plates known as ossicles, and can be coiled up. On either side of each arm are short side branches known as pinnules. On the underside of the body are about twenty clawlike appendages known as cirri which are used to cling on to the underlying surface, but they are lost in older specimens, which attach directly using the underarms. The colour is very variable, some specimens being plain golden yellow, pale brown or black and others being multicoloured, often green with bands of orange, white and black on the arms and pinnules.
|
|
He became involved in left-wing "street politics", including the post-war anti-fascist movement, but his late-blooming revolutionary tendencies eventually proved too much for the BBC, which fired him – though he managed to cling on to freelance employment in the radio drama department as a script reader . Beginning in the 1960s, Ash wrote a series of novels, including Choice of Arms and Ride a Paper Tiger. Politics, however, remained his chief interest. Finding him too quirky and individualistic, the Communist Party rejected his application for membership, and he co-founded the Communist Party of Britain Marxist–Leninist.
|
|
Stokowski advocates freedom for every gender and often criticizes the neo liberal economy for the oppression of women especially, but also men. According to her views, the modern German society often misleads women into buying goods they don't need or being unhappy with their own bodies by setting up impossible-to-reach beauty standards. She states that a non-patriarchal world would be better for everybody and sees the fear of losing power as the main motivation for some people to cling on to patriarchy. Stokowski is an sharp observer and critic of right-wing tendencies all over the world.
|
|
The gelding's bridle broke soon afterwards and Darley was left without an effective steering mechanism, being forced at one point to cling on to the horse's mane. Despite his disadvantage, Coastal Bluff was among the leaders throughout, tracking Eveningperformance and Mind Games before taking the lead entering the final furlong. In the closing stages he was pressed by Ya Malak and the two horses crossed the line together, just ahead of the fast-finishing Averti with the 50/1 outsider Cyrano's Lad taking fourth. After examining the photo finish the racecourse judge declared a dead heat between Coastal Bluff and Ya Malak.
|
|
In the coming ten rounds a quartet of teams would establish themselves as favourites for the league title. The positions in the top started to change around the 16th round of games when AIK managed to gain contact with the top teams and cling on to a third position in the table, passing IFK Göteborg in the process. Malmö FF gained momentum in the top and rose to a second place while Helsingborg where still top of the table. Elfsborg dropped to a fifth place. After the 20th round the same four teams still topped the table.
|
|
Born in Murcia, Espín finished his youth career at Real Valladolid's youth system, and made his senior debuts with Pinatar CF in the fourth division. In the same tier, he also played for Orihuela CF and Ciudad de Murcia's reserves. On 26 May 2007, Espín made his second level debut with the latter's first team, playing three minutes against CD Numancia.El Ciudad se aferra a la cuarta plaza (Ciudad cling on to fourth place); Mundo Deportivo, 27 May 2007 (in Spanish) He finished the season with a further two league appearances, totalling just 147 minutes of action.
|
|
With the death of his father, St John Loveday is finally master of Trevowan. But his success is blighted by the presence of his treacherous wife Meriel who, despite being riddled with pox and consumption, manages to cling on to lifelong enough to thwart his plans to marry a rich widow from America. Embittered by his failure, St John soon turns to drink and gambling while his hatred towards his brother continues to fester. Adam meanwhile has been putting all his energy into rebuilding the ruined estate of Boscabel, which he intends to create as a rival to Trevowan itself.
|
|
The one thing they have got to cling on to is each other; although it might resolve into something terrible, it's the only thing that they've got. It’s just a little love song coming out of that environment." He rejected the notion that his "high, little" voice (which he attributed to Smokey Robinson) in the song was a new character (to follow behind Ziggy Stardust or the Thin White Duke), instead saying it was just what the song needed, as he had tried the song in his regular voice and did not like the outcome: "That never bothered me, changing voices to suit a song. You can fool about with it.
|
|
During the Mongol invasions, they were considered to be the spirits of those who died in water, and their name was ateji for Mongolian Koguryo. In the Kitauwa District, Ehim Prefecture, the sea would become white at night and a "shirami", also called "shirami yūren", would come swimming, and fishers would call these idiots. However, it is said that if they hear "idiot", they'd get angry and cling on to the scull and give a bad time. On Sado Island, the "tateboshi" are a monster said to stand at a height of 20 meters who would aim at ships and try to flip them over.
|
|
As well as standard reaction interviews with chart-toppers, artists were often asked by Fox to "introduce the number one to the country". At other times, over the course of the show, artists may be asked to phone in to the studio at intervals to "pester" Fox into revealing the number one track way before even the Top 10 had begun being counted down. At these scripted points, Fox would insist that they'd have to wait to the end, just as with the rest of the listeners. Artists managing to cling on to the top spot for a total of four weeks would be awarded a Pepsi Chart blue disc.
|
|
Hanamizuki debuted on 310 cinema screens around Japan, where it became the highest-grossing film on the weekend of 21–22 August 2010 with a record gross of over , and at the same time breaking Studio Ghibli's film The Secret World of Arrietty four consecutive week hold on the top position in the Japanese box office. During this weekend, over 301,000 people went to watch this film. Hanamizuki managed to cling on to its top position for two consecutive weekends, managing to break the 1-billion-yen mark and having over 1 million viewers during the weekend. The Motion Picture Producers Association of Japan put its domestic gross at , making it the 12th highest-grossing Japanese film of 2010.
|
|
In contrast (§10) the lives of the engrossed seem so short to them because they are constrained to the fleeting present, and recollect the past in pain. They desperately cling on to life (§11) because they haven't lived, unlike the wise, who are always ready to leave life behind. The engrossed include those who live in leisure and luxury (§12), and Seneca explains (§13) that even those who devote themselves to scholarship are wasting their time if their efforts are directed to no end. Accordingly, (§14–15) only those who dedicate their time properly truly live, becoming equal with the great minds of the past, allowing the mind of the sage to even transcend time, like a god.
|
|
Speaking to DJ Steve Lamacq on his BBC Radio 2 show, Goulding said of "Under the Sheets": > ["Under the Sheets"] was probably the easiest song I've written, but > actually when I listen back to the lyrics they are actually quite > meaningful. They are about a girl and a guy who are in a relationship but > it's a very dark relationship in that it's only based on being physical. > It's not like a sexual song, it's more like shows that some relationships > are based on nothing that is real, they are not based on something good. > I've had that experience in my life, because you're trying to cling on to > something that you know you're in denial.
|
|
The lifeboat, despite having a difficult time plowing through the cold waves, managed to approach Nominoé close enough to try and take on the first crewmember from the ships deck. All five crewmen of Nominoé had by this point stationed themselves in one of the corners of the ship to shelter themselves from the cold waves which were washing across the deck. Before one the crewmembers could board the lifeboat, it was caught sideways in the rough sea and capsized, remaining afloat upside down. All 13 men were thrown in the waves, but luckily because they were wearing lifebelts, seven of them were able to cling on to the upturned boat and two others managed to swim back to land.
|
|
One of former Hull hospitals boss Phil Morley's senior directors was reported as saying "it's Phil's way or the high way".Coggan A (11 Feb 2015) Hull Daily Mail A 40-year NHS career in tatters: Pauline Lewin, the Hull hospital executive at centre of Phil Morley bullying claims As San Francisco Chief of Police, Anthony Ribera was known for his hair-trigger temper and aggressive "my way or the highway" approach which was detested in the Department. Meles Zenawi, former Prime Minister of Ethiopia, was described by Donald Yamamoto, United States Ambassador to Ethiopia, as a man thirsty for power who will cling on to power till his last breath. His ideas were based on "it's my way or the highway" best described by David Shinn, former Ambassador to Ethiopia.
|
|
However, unlike the funayūrei who come with stormy weather, umibōzu sometimes appear at seas with no abnormalities (and in this case, once the umibōzu was seen, the weather would start getting stormy), so it's pointed out that these could be things that actually exist that were seen incorrectly. Some examples of things that could have been seen incorrectly include sea organisms, cumulonimbus clouds, big waves, and other natural phenomena. Also, umibōzu would often come in swarms as naked bōzu-like beings and attack ships, and they would do things like cling on to the hull and scull as well as put out the basket fire. It is said that they would sometimes let out a voice saying "yaa yaa" while swimming, and when hit with the scull would let out shrieks of "aitata".
|
|
An early horse-hauled rail car with passengers on its roof and foot boards Western Front, 1918. Soldiers cling on to the roofs and doors of a train already full of other troops. Crowded tram in Leningrad, 1933 Refugees on the roof of a train during the Partition of India, 1947 The phenomenon of riding on the outside of trains came with the appearance of the first railway lines. On a series of first railroads, riding on rooftops and footboards of trains was common, but over time, starting from the second half of the 19th century, with an increase in the sizes and speed of trains, passenger coaches began to be produced fully covered and insulated from streets with a placement of all passenger seats inside carriages in order to improve the safety of passengers and prevent people falling from a moving train.
|
|
Born in Motril, Province of Granada, Armando began playing football in his hometown with Motril CF. In 2002, he moved to Andalusia neighbours Málaga CF to finish his formation, playing his first two professional seasons with its B-team in Segunda División. In 2006–07, Armando was definitely promoted to the first team, appearing regularly as they were also in the second level. For the following campaign he moved to La Liga with Levante UD, making his competition debut on 17 February 2008 in a 2–1 home win against CA Osasuna;El Levante se agarra a la épica ante Osasuna (Levante cling on to epics against Osasuna); El País, 17 February 2008 (in Spanish) in the middle of a serious financial crisis, the Valencian club would also be relegated. After a spell with FC Cartagena, which he helped promote to division two, Armando stayed nonetheless in Segunda División B, signing with FC Barcelona's reserves.
|
|
Ye's emotive raps on Graduation, intertwined with his evolution on the production side, inspired a new wave of MCs to take notes. .. While gangsta rap still has a seat in the ever-expanding classroom of hip-hop, vulnerability and experimentation now serve as the leading candidates in creating your prototypical MC. Because of songs like 'I Wonder', 'Flashing Lights' and 'Stronger'", the hip-hop artists of today "cling on to Kanye's indomitable body of work like a go-to study guide". The competition between 50 Cent and West, when the two released their studio albums on the same day, was penultimate in a series of articles that lists fifty key events in the history of R&B; and hip-hop music, written by Rosie Swash of The Guardian. Swash wrote that it "highlighted the diverging facets of hip-hop in the last decade; the former was gangsta rap for the noughties, while West was the thinking man's alternative.
|
|
Danish film magazine EKKO wrote in a review of the film: "What is at stake in the portrait, is the human consequences of a youth growing up as a shadow existence with nothing to cling on to than the hope to be let. Wasis Sisyphean existence is a profound input in the refugee debate and Dreaming of Denmark is something as rare as an important film.". The film has been selected to several international film festivals and won the Amnesty Award at Giffoni International Film Festival. Huffington Post wrote after the Greek premiere at Thessaloniki Documentary Festival where the film was a part of a highlighted segment focusing on films about the refugees crisis: "My favorite was Michael Graversen’s Dreaming of Denmark, which directly puts you in the shoes of an Afghan teenager who, unable to get residency in Denmark and afraid to be deported, leaves Denmark with nothing on his back to find a new life in Italy".
|
|
Storm offers to put Verdana out of his misery, but Verdana refuses, determined to cling on to life until the bitter end. As the Doctor and Storm leave the hospice, Storm admits to the Doctor that he was a mercenary for hire before the war; Bishop freed him from a Polish prison and gave him the authority to kill whoever he had to defeat the Myloki. John Sharon, once the wild child of the Sharon family, is now working as a doctor for an isolated tribe in a tropical rainforest. A nearby village was recently struck by a blast from the Myloki grid, and the Doctor chips in to help John tend to those affected by the blast; like everything else touched by the Myloki, however, their bodies have been warped by contact with the alien energy, and the Doctor knows that he can do nothing to save the victims’ lives. John eventually explains to the Doctor that the people of the world turned on Matthews, fearing what he had become, after Verdana’s exposé revealed his secret; Matthews turned to Buck for help, and he agreed to let Matthews hide out on the Sharons’ private island.
|
|