Turkish rescue workers had recovered 37 bodies by day's end.
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Upward of 50 of them rolled in by day's end.
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By day's end, turnout was reported to be 37 percent.
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Thousands of people responded to his offer by day's end.
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Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer did the same by the day's end.
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By day's end, countless black women, men and children had been slaughtered.
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By day's end, he had posted a 79 to miss by one shot.
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By the day's end, one signature was still required and the clinic closed.
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If you're a power user, you might need a recharge before day's end.
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The dual centerpieces are "Day's End" and "Conical Intersect," both made in 1975.
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The top 30 at the day's end would advance to the Tour Championship.
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The traffic led to one sale, then two, then nine by day's end.
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Sometimes, at day's end, my body is worn out from the punishing tics.
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By day's end, it was the largest air, naval and land operation in history.
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By the day's end, the girls said the sense of community lifted their spirits.
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By day's end, the two sides appeared to be still locked in a stalemate.
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Yet by day's end, the avalanche was more like a drop in the bucket.
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Nordstrom's stock rose yesterday following his combative tweet, ending 23 percent higher by day's end.
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Each morning, ask yourself the three main things you want complete by that day's end.
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At day's end, you return home and spend the evening with one of the holograms.
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Instead, at day's end, government officials turned away the convoy, revoking permission negotiated in advance.
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And by day's end, the reporters were fleeing the Taliban along barely visible mountain tracks.
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By day's end, the question of Mr. Herring's fate was arguably the most open-ended.
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And some said the soldiers had been forced back into Taliban hands by day's end.
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Initially priced at $22.0 per share, trading opened at $270 and surged 2100% by day's end.
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In truth, Wilson's improvisation in Minneapolis would register as just a warm-up by day's end.
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And by day's end, Ms. Warren was fund-raising off her pledge to avoid Fox News.
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By day's end, he estimated that there would be 12 stops at his favorite coffee shops.
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I began by asking how "Day's End" had come about, and he held up his hand.
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At day's end, you go home to ponder the important decisions you will be making tomorrow.
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After New York City officials discovered "Day's End," Matta-Clark faced an arrest warrant and lawsuit.
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Before finding their first frog at the day's end, the conservationists hadn't even spotted another frog species.
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That which did remain unknown by day's end — the baby's name and the godparents — was endlessly discussed.
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Many shine-free formulas can be so drying that our lips seem to pucker by day's end.
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The negotiations are continuing Friday afternoon, and Billy and NBC could be parting company by day's end.
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Whereas by day's end one person should have died, alas the number of dead will total two.
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Sometimes, at day's end, I would hear the quiet knock of a friend, or better yet, Rachel.
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Americans still got out of bed, went to work, and will hug their families by the day's end.
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She fizzes with energy, and containing it all to play Ms. Johnson left her exhausted at day's end.
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By the day's end, Mr. Trump had returned to a caustic but somewhat more conventional script, attacking Mrs.
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Before day's end, Fox News was amplifying the attorney general's worries, which the president then shared on Twitter.
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At day's end, Mr. Kavala remained in police custody, and he may now face even more serious charges.
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In any case, Mr. Leitner went back to the Foreign Ministry at day's end for the Iranian response.
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But by day's end, consensus appeared to have been restored: Mr. Sessions would step aside in any investigation.
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The United Kingdom should know by day's end if it will have a new prime minister, or not.
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MGM Resorts and Wynn Resorts gained more than 2 percent by day's end, but had traded higher earlier Tuesday.
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By the day's end, more than 2,000 rounds had been fired -- more than half of them by the robbers.
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Viral jokes erupted and died within hours, only to have savvy brands feast on the corpse by day's end.
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Pastel-streaked skies, kaleidoscopic water, and sunburnt silhouettes signal the day's end on Rio de Janeiro's Arpoador beach promenade.
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If you're relying on a commencement speaker to set your compass, you may still be confused at day's end.
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By day's end, Mr. Byrd had left the laborer's apartment with $430 in exchange for a promise to help.
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This pattern continued until the day's end, and I started wondering if this entire trip would be a bust.
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Federal officials said that they had reunited four families so far, with another 34 reunions scheduled by day's end.
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By the trading day's end in Tokyo, shares of Nissan dropped 5.31%, while Toyota declined 2.85% and Mazda plunged 7.13%.
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We'd laugh, too, but deep down we're afraid that Rob K. will be named ambassador to Armenia by day's end.
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By day's end, 6,242 spectators had made their way to the course out of a total of 8,342 tickets sold.
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By the day's end more than 200 people were dead, and 180 wounded, in a gruesome massacre claimed by ISIS.
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By day's end, 58 people had been killed and more than 2,700 people injured, including hundreds of children and babies.
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At day's end, the new right fielder said his first game in the Bronx had only added to his excitement.
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It was unclear at day's end how far apart the sides were, and informal discussions would continue over the weekend.
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By day's end, Mr. Giuliani was back in front of the cameras, claiming victory for Mr. Trump in the debate.
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Jurors had been deliberating for about 48 hours and, by day's end, had decided to resume their discussions on Monday.
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By the day's end, recognizing that his earlier tweets had gained some negative attention, the president posted a few more.
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By day's end there were calls to end the "American occupation" and demands for the American military to leave Iraq.
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At each day's end, they'd reflect on how emotions surfaced or changed and then rated how manageable the day had been.
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Esper won Senate confirmation on Tuesday by a vote of 90-8 and is to be sworn in by day's end.
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Several wore jackets bearing drug company logos that were sure to smell of steamed corn and flatulent cattle by day's end.
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By day's end he had lost a first Commons vote against his Brexit plans by the surprisingly large margin of 43.
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She cited an increase in Sky's share price on Tuesday — it was up about 3.2 percent by day's end — as noteworthy.
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" By day's end, Mr. Howe had been released on the new bond conditions, said one of his lawyers, Savannah Stevenson. "Mr.
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Couriers end up with thousands of dollars worth of bills at day's end, a logistical hassle beyond the issue of trust.
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My job doesn't require much more than typing all day long, and I find myself getting fairly tired by day's end.
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By day's end, both Muslims and Hindus had been attacked, and dozens had been shot, apparently with small-bore homemade guns.
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Next we stopped at the safe where he's obliged to store the drugs and any cash on hand at day's end.
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At the day's end the government issued a statement confirming that there was no timetable for restarting the passage of the bill.
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After pricing above its expected range at $22 per share, the stock shot up 42 percent, closing above $104.73 by day's end.
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With Diana, she can let her freak flag fly, and by day's end the girls have sworn to be ride-or-dies.
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By day's end, dazed White House officials were discussing whether Mr. Trump would invite Mr. Kim to come to the United States.
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At day's end, after the girl has fallen promptly to sleep, Planet slips out of bed and goes on an evening frolic.
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By day's end, Puerto Rico's governor, Ricardo Rosselló, said there had been no contact with officials in 85 percent of the island.
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The two stock indexes and the VIX calmed down by day's end, perhaps because of the Senate tax overhaul's progress to passage.
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By day's end, Parliament had voted to hold May's government in contempt, and to give itself control over the future of Brexit.
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We expect to have all customers restored by day's end Sunday; flooding & severe damage likely will extend outages for some through Monday pic.twitter.
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At day's end, a fish that has been thrown too many times looks exactly as you would expect: beaten up by the experience.
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Differentials partly rebounded by day's end to finish at a 25.00-cent discount to futures, down 7.00 cents per gallon from Thursday's levels.
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By day's end, the unanswered questions were still outstanding, even as the deaths magnified scrutiny on other facilities for the old and disabled.
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The S&P 22017 fell as much as 2100 percent on the news, but regained much of the lost ground by day's end.
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By day's end, however, only 70 men had joined the Army, 40 had joined the Navy and 14 had joined the Marine Corps.
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She was immediately scheduled for an X-ray, and by the day's end, three new bouncing baby boy puppies were welcomed into the world.
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By day's end, both recovered a bit of ground, with the Dow closing down 328 points and the S&P 500 down 38 points.
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Toward the day's end, people from all sides of game development reflect on how GDoC Expo is becoming a staple of the games industry.
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By day's end, the raiders had destroyed two dozen encampments and 15 mining derricks, and invaded mining camps far better equipped than their own.
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Specifically, I wanted to remove my clothing at day's end and yet not sit downstairs dressed only in the pajamas I wear to bed.
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At day's end, by contrast, dinner calls for a more leisurely enjoyment of food, cuisine that will hopefully be prepared with care and consistency.
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It was unclear by the day's end how much of the military remained loyal to Mr. Maduro and who was aligned with the opposition.
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After filming and editing the video in less than an hour, she shared it on Facebook, where it had 183,000 shares by day's end.
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By day's end, four people were dead, including three civilians inside the store and Jersey City Police Detective Joseph Seals at a nearby cemetery.
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Last year the Whitney Museum unveiled plans to have David Hammons commemorate "Day's End" with a full-scale steel outline of the old pier.
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Earlier in the day, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Republican, told reporters that he had hoped to wrap up the negotiations by day's end.
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Earlier in the day, Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell, a Republican, told reporters that he had hoped to wrap up the negotiations by day's end.
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As of now, we're told Weinstein is still in L.A., but planning to fly out of town -- possibly to a rehab center -- before day's end.
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Why it matters: The news sent shares in Lululemon, Under Armour, and Nike tumbling in late trading Friday, though Nike stock recovered by day's end.
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By day's end, the police had arrested more than 260 people, bringing the total number of arrests since the protests began in June to 3,560.
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By day's end, with even Polish legal experts admitting utter confusion about where things stood, crowds once again gathered in front of the Supreme Court.
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One is to make a habit of giving thanks regularly -- at the beginning of the day, at meals and the like, and at day's end.
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What was supposed to be a quick stop for lunch between our DMV test and our day's end at school, became nearly an hour of discovery.
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By the day's end, Infowars had three major digital platforms left at their disposal: the open web, Twitter, and its native apps for Android and iOS.
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"By day's end, over 55% of the fleece was passed in, on top of the 20% withdrawn prior to sale," an Australian Wool Exchange report said.
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Ten minutes before the day's end, he asked the Special Counsel's Office to dig through a stack of document boxes in the corner of the room.
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With her long and unpredictable hours as a first-year associate, she found a dog day care service that would drop off Moose at day's end.
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It was retweeted thousands of times, generating a run on the book — its ranking soared on Amazon and by day's end it was no longer available.
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Weak results from industrial companies such as 3M (MMM) and Caterpillar (CAT) did push down markets last week, but the index raced back by day's end.
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It hangs beside the double nude "The Day's End," by her husband, Ernest Procter (1886-1935), which may well have been conceived as a pendant work.
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By day's end, Mr. Bezos had not returned the favor, with Amazon reporting profits that were less than a third of what Wall Street had expected.
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At day's end, reporters from different outlets and nations would share notes on the best and oddest of what they had observed all over the grounds.
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By day's end, hundreds of NFLers, team after team, black and white players alike, took part in the civil disobedience over injustice leveled at people of color.
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The company reached $17.8 billion in sales by day's end in 2016 so there's plenty more orders to be made with just under 12 hours to go.
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No fan likes the baseball umpire; but, at day's end, the Constitution respects the courts – and we live or die with their interpretation of that founding document.
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Even if you're not religious, the vespers sung here every evening at 216 offer a meditative bridge to day's end (and a nice antidote to jet-lag).
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By the day's end, it seemed all but inevitable that the competing claims would have to be settled in the nation's courts rather than on Capitol Hill.
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Yet on Monday afternoon, Mr. Trump faced reporters and did not get a single question about his embattled aide, who ended up resigning before the day's end.
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The total amount of rides are calculated at day's end, using the card's data, and riders are then refunded a small amount at the end of the week.
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By day's end, Clinton, who lost Michigan to Sanders in a stunning upset last week, should have a better idea where she stands as the potential Democratic nominee.
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A man (they are generally men) in camouflage gear out in the woods is usually a hunter, well armed and questing to bag a trophy before day's end.
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And while the top leaders of each party were optimistic a deal could be struck before the day's end, the mood among rank-and-file members was grim.
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That means you shouldn't have to worry about running out of energy by day's end — and you may even have a bit to spare before it's all over.
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But by day's end, Republican leaders working feverishly to block testimony from Mr. Bolton or other witnesses indicated they had not yet corralled the votes to do so.
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Mr. Djibo said he was optimistic that the situation would be resolved by day's end, but that it had become a national issue that was beyond his authority.
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Pampling, who shot a sizzling 11-under 60 in the first round, could not replicate that form and by day's end was happy simply to be within a shot.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who liked a martini at day's end, campaigned for the White House in 1932 on a platform promising to legalize (and tax) the sale of beer.
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By day's end, five more positive cases were disclosed: a man who was in "close proximity" with the Manhattan lawyer, as well as his wife and their three children.
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"My colleagues across the aisle understood that we have an opportunity to actually pass" the bills, Andrea Stewart-Cousins, the Democratic minority leader, said to reporters at day's end.
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By day's end on Friday, the breakup seemed complete, with the governor's campaign announcing that it "will not be seeking the endorsement" of the W.F.P. at its convention next month.
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The first day of Kavanaugh's confirmation hearings — usually reserved for opening statements — devolved into a demonstrations and shouting from the gallery, which resulted in 70 arrests by the day's end.
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By day's end, the woman, a Florida high school student identified as Sol Pais, was discovered dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound in the mountains west of Denver.
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By day's end, the environmental activists who filled the Senate hearing room said nothing had allayed their concerns that Mr. Wheeler would fail to protect clean air and water laws.
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Luckily, by day's end, my discomfort dissipated with a few glasses of wine and an Italian feast with friends visiting from out of town, who were highly fascinated by this challenge.
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Chile's copper industry on Monday braced for a potential strike at the BHP-owned Escondida, the world's biggest copper mine, as government-led mediation was expected to close by day's end.
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"The Supreme Court must never be viewed as a partisan institution," he told the committee in his opening remarks, which were prepared before the hearing but delivered at the day's end.
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In 1975 the artist Gordon Matta-Clark's project "Day's End" cut five openings in the floors, walls and ceiling of the shed, like makeshift stained glass windows in an industrial cathedral.
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And here in Tennessee, I will take my day's-end walk in the dark, missing the shadows of sunset and the sounds of children calling to one another as they play.
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To protect against knockoffs, sellers ship purchased products to StockX, which authenticates the items and sends them to buyers by day's end, similar to services provided by other high-end marketplaces.
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Trump's attitude towards the Fed seemed to change Wednesday, however, as fears about rapidly rising rates helped cause the Dow Jones Industrial Average to drop more than 800 points by day's end.
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Trump's attitude toward the Fed seemed to change Wednesday, however, as fears about rapidly rising rates helped cause the Dow Jones Industrial Average to drop more than 800 points by day's end.
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A police investigation opened just as Matta-Clark went to France; and he stayed abroad while his lawyer tried to convince the bemused authorities that "Day's End" was art, not maladroit vandalism.
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But by day's end on Thursday, Congress was in the same place: a fierce stalemate over the nation's gun laws, even with the additional pressure from the mass shooting in Orlando, Fla.
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Less than an hour into Tuesday's hearings to confirm Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, some 22 people were arrested for disorderly conduct; by day's end, the number of arrests rose to 70.
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Mr. Johnson called "Day's End" an "exciting, great project for a great New York artist" and said there was no connection between the loan of the artwork and the request for financing.
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Either way, by day's end they would be wet, tired, hungry and cold: the four pillars of misery the Army has long relied on to help whip recruits into cohesive fighting teams.
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By day's end, the two had reached a tentative truce in a feud that has captivated the political class and crystallized questions about Mr. Trump's attitude toward women and the news media.
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And while we'd never deny someone the right to be as comfortable as humanly possibly in his own home, our money is on Bell wheeling that thing to the curb by day's end.
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Everyone had an opinion -- on religion, baseball and politics, usually shared while watching the kids play wiffle ball or stickball in the street as the dads came home from work at day's end.
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By day's end, news spread of another blow to the opposition: Leopoldo López, the political prisoner who heads Mr. Guaidó's party, had fled into the Chilean Embassy, along with his wife, Lilian Tintori.
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The turnout at day's end was a disappointing 63 percent, far below the percentage that would enable Prime Minister Zoran Zaev easily to conjure a two-thirds majority from parliament, pointing to popular support.
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CHICAGO, Dec 29 (Reuters) - Chicago Mercantile Exchange live cattle Friday closed lower on technical selling and caution before cash prices by day's end - but not before futures initially hit a 7-week high, said traders.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda certainly had the most rapid and headline-worthy response to Donald Trump's Twitter tirade against San Juan's mayor yesterday — "You're going straight to hell" — but by day's end, he was not alone.
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As friends and family members scrambled to wire money by day's end — they called banks during a recess — Mr. Trujillo's niece, who agreed to guarantee a portion of his bail package, pleaded with Judge Levy.
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But Isner was also entered in the doubles event with his fellow American Jack Sock, giving him a reason to stick around and someone to practice with and to hang around with at day's end.
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The little boy who came over from the Congo -- with a major assist from retired NBA star Dikembe Mutombo -- is on the operating table right now, and by day's end, he could be tumor free.
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By day's end, two competing narratives had emerged about the 46 pages of interview documents, nine of them devoted to a single witness: Mark Judge, a friend and high school drinking buddy of Judge Kavanaugh.
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But at day's end, President Nicolás Maduro was still in power and Mr. Trump's advisers were left to blame Cuba, Russia and three influential Venezuelan officials, who failed to switch sides, for frustrating their plans.
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The interior minister, Christophe Castaner, said on Sunday that he would not rule out the president's declaring a state of emergency, but by day's end that appeared less likely, at least for the time being.
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France's Kevin Mayer led the shot put with a 15.76m throw, leaving him in fourth at the day's end, with American Jeremy Taiwo in fifth overall thanks to the best high jump performance, clearing 2.19m.
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Day's end in Port-Vila is colored by the process of selecting which kava bar to patronize; each imports its kava from a different island, and friendly arguments about kava strength and quality are common.
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She told employees at Woodmore, where an orange crate of plush Fuzzy Friends sat in the school office after nightfall, that she planned to return with an animal for every student by day's end on Tuesday.
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As black smoke billowed across the mountain behind him, Kevin escaped—driving the Pacific Coast Highway back to LA. By the day's end, his rented house and everything else inside it would be nothing but ash.
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Fasting or not, many of us find ourselves thinking in the middle of the day about how best to feed those around us at day's end, no matter who we are or where we come from.
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Rudin's Nantum operating system can now predict when to adjust building temperatures according to the flow of people leaving and entering a property because it stores information instead of dumping all the data at day's end.
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In the corridor leading to her studio, where she prototypes her designs (which are produced by artisans in Tuscany) she has hung a black leather curtain that allows her assistants to stash their clutter at day's end.
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At day's end, only a few of the senators who will determine Judge Kavanaugh's fate remained undecided, searching for answers where none were readily available, and Republicans vowed to push ahead with a Judiciary Committee vote today.
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By day's end, a majority of House members had come out in favor of impeachment, and Trump was conducting a desultory news conference, during which he behaved like the kind of "low energy" politician he often mocks.
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About 5,000 residents were removed from the Shiite villages on Friday and 3,000 more were to be taken out by day's end, according to Firas Amoura, who helped coordinate the evacuation on behalf of the Syrian government.
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The negative news, however, was somewhat offset by day's end, when Ms. Le Pen got an endorsement from a defeated right-wing presidential candidate, Nicolas Dupont-Aignan, who won less than 5 percent of the vote nationwide.
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In a letter, Irmgard Keun, Roth's lover, says that she and Roth engage every day in "the purest literary Olympics," working at opposite ends of a cafe and counting who has written the most pages by day's end.
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The mainland China markets, which have been hard hit, saw gains by the trading day's end: The rose 1.35 percent to close at around 2,602.78 and the Shenzhen composite advanced by 1.392 percent to finish at about 1,294.22.
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Two of Matta-Clark's short films flank the wall: "Fire Child" (1971) and "Day's End" (1975), the latter of which documents the short-lived park Matta-Clark conceived as a "sun-and-water temple" for people to enjoy.
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Pilots from Portugal, footballers from Argentina, very dull boys from Finland—YouTube was the day's end, and love is a fix, like a pint of vanilla ice cream, which I like at room temperature, taken through a straw.
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By day's end, the president will have hosted more than 40 Republican senators at the White House since autumn began, mostly for weekly lunches that address a series of issues but also usually include a side of impeachment.
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In "Day's End," Matta-Clark dangles on a DIY platform suspended from the roof while blowtorching a huge, crescent-shaped piece of wall; when it's finally freed and sunlight comes pouring in, the moment feels like a celestial event.
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By the day's end, Catalonia's health services said 844 people had been treated in hospitals for injuries, including two in serious condition, as the Spanish authorities tried to stop the independence vote that the central government said was unconstitutional.
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At day's end, the jury requested certain pieces of evidence, including an arrest video of Mr. Atilla, diagrams Mr. Zarrab had drawn for the jury, as well as highlighters, Post-it notes, pens, coffee, tea, milk and hot water.
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One of Matta-Clark's long-gone masterpieces is "Day's End," a site-specific piece executed without permits on one of the decrepit piers on the Hudson River in the West Village, which then served mainly for assignations among gays.
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As the day went on, I discovered another quality that's noticeably missing from most liquid lipsticks: There was absolutely no cracking or feathering and my lips didn't feel like the life had been sucked out of them by day's end.
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In the Midwest, Chicago CBOB gasoline differentials fell 26.25 cent per gallon earlier in the day to an 25.75-cent discount to June RBOB, but rebounded by day's end to a 27.00-cent discount, flat with Friday's finish, traders said.
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Matta-Clark undertook cutting the "Day's End" project without filing for permission, and while New York City officials did not notice his activity during the artwork's creation, priggish police showed up at the opening after reading about it in a newspaper.
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André Gerdau Johannpeter, the chief executive, agreed to appear voluntarily rather than be arrested under an outstanding warrant, a federal police spokesman said, adding he was one of 22 people police ordered to testify in the case by day's end.
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By the day's end, senators left town for the weekend and Republican leaders had plans to pass the House's agreement early next week when they have more time — with hopes that Mr. Trump would ultimately relent and sign it into law.
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If not, if you had to go in, ride the cubicle, finish the welds, do the research, tally the books, you can make dinner faster and more intuitively, and cook a no-recipe recipe when you get home at day's end.
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PARIS — Thousands turned out Tuesday for mass demonstrations intended to protest the country's new labor code, but by day's end the anger seemed directed more specifically at its author: President Emmanuel Macron, whose ambition for change has unnerved many in France.
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The 12 appropriations subcommittees, each of which deal with one of the 85033 annual spending bills, are expected to hand their results to the committee's top Republicans and Democrats by day's end, leaving the most contentious issues for the weekend talks.
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At day's end, the company invited all of those who had been interviewed to nearby happy hour, where Mr. Stewart and a few of his classmates from Emory gathered, along with Ms. Way, who had gone to the conference alone.
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BANGKOK — The sister of Thailand's king was nominated on Friday as a candidate for prime minister, but by day's end, the political foray was rebuked by the monarch as "inappropriate" behavior that violated the nation's constitutional monarchy, apparently ending her candidacy.
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It can get pretty brutal in New York, so I find myself doubling down on hot, steamy showers and rich creams that work well in the moment — say it with me now: ahhhhhh — but end up making me even ashier by day's end.
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Spigen has been successfully making cases and accessories for years now, and they're only trying to raise about $5,000 with this Indiegogo, which it will probably succeed in doing by day's end as Apple devotees rush to wrap their X's in irony.[Indiegogo]
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On the first trading day after the announcement, Kit Digital's shares opened down 52 percent at $1 and fell a further 26 percent to 74 cents by the day's end, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said in a related civil lawsuit.
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Both "Day's End" and "Conical Intersect" saw Matta-Clark working on an almost unfathomably ambitious scale—something easily forgotten when looking at photographs, in which the cuts appear elegantly simple (this is also a product of Matta-Clark's use of basic geometric shapes).
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But when Blue Apron's stock got hammered on Thursday, falling more than 17 percent by day's end, that had nothing to do with it; it was the company's disappointing financial forecast for the back half of the year that was the culprit.
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Other productivity experts have lauded the benefits of task-based work days, including Laura Vanderkam, who says you shouldn't live by the same, 24-hour daily routine, and Chris Bailey, who sets three specific goals every morning to accomplish by day's end.
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Sited in the abandoned Pier 52, a monumental former industrial building on the Hudson River, across from a section of the collapsed West Side Highway, "Day's End" was Matta-Clark's most ambitious site-specific work in New York City and a thing of gritty grandeur.
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ST. LOUIS (Reuters) - Brooks Koepka went largely unrecognised when he went to a local fitness centre with Dustin Johnson before Saturday's third round at the PGA Championship but by day's end he was on the threshold of golf's most elite club of young players.
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By day's end, Catalan's health services said 844 people had been treated in hospitals for injuries, including two in serious condition and another person who was being treated for an eye injury that fit the profile of having been hit by a rubber bullet.
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And by day's end, it was uncertain whether it would be politically feasible for Mr. Bentley, 73, to remain in office in this state, which has a gaudy history of scandal but has been in something of a morals-driven meltdown since the governor's admission last Wednesday.
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At the day's end, Mr. McKeon and State Senator Bob Gordon, a Democrat and a co-chairman of the hearing, issued a statement, saying, "Commissioner Hammer and N.J. Transit are not off to a good start, but hopefully they've gotten the message and will do better."
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By day's end, you're a shell of your former self: Your hair is greasy, your sweatshirt is covered in bits of the stale tortilla chips you grazed on all day for "lunch," and your back hurts because you've been hunched over your laptop in bed without moving.
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The arrival of the works comes as the Council is considering a funding request from the Whitney for the installation of a major public art project, called "Day's End," by David Hammons, a Harlem artist, that it wants to install on the edge of the Hudson River.
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After hovering over the Bahamas for nearly 24 hours and killing at least five people, the storm weakened and was forecast to churn toward Florida by day's end, before bringing its powerful winds and dangerous surf along the coasts of Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina.
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Contributing Opinion Writer NASHVILLE — The best thing about fall in Tennessee is the clarity of the light: The shadows at day's end grow long and then longer, and the dry soil throws out motes of dust that catch in the sunset and seem to burst into flame.
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It had taken the museum four years to negotiate the necessary permits and authorizations from the city, the state, the Hudson River Park Trust, the Army Corps of Engineers, and other official bodies, and to raise the seventeen million dollars that "Day's End" was expected to cost.
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Authorities said they expect as many as 5,000 migrants to arrive by day's end at the Estadio Jesús Martínez "Palillo," a sports complex near the Mexico City airport and about 660 miles south of the US border, though it is unclear how long they plan to stay here.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May lost two of her Cabinet ministers Thursday morning — crucially, Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab — as well as a host of junior ministers and could face more resignations by day's end after her proposed Brexit deal was met with backlash from members of her Conservative Party.
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"Last night we were going through some song ideas and I brought up a song—'If I can just keep from cryin', if I can fake a little smile then I can make it through the day's end, get up tomorrow and do it all again,'" she says.
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It was 6:30 PM. This was the first thing I had eaten all day, aside from another 100-calorie muffin top and a yogurt at 1:00 PM. I restrict my eating throughout the day and allow myself mini-"feasts" of diet junk food at day's end.
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By day's end, a plan to aid the fight against the mosquito-borne Zika virus, a measure to prevent terrorists from getting guns, scores of judicial confirmations, a sweeping bipartisan criminal justice reform package and basic appropriations bills were left scattered about like errant wrappers from the Senate candy drawer.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump on Tuesday accused Cuba of aiding the government of President Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela, who the administration evidently hoped would be ousted by day's end, warning that the United States would impose an embargo and additional sanctions on the country if Cuba did not end its support.
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In 1975, the New York artist Gordon Matta-Clark sliced a huge crescent-shaped, light flooded hole in a west-facing wall on Pier 52 and titled it "Day's End"; a painter named Tava (Gustav von Will) was doing murals, as were younger contemporaries like Mike Bidlo and David Wojnarowicz.
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The leaders of France, Germany, Ukraine and Russia met in Paris for five and a half hours of talks on Monday, producing at the day's end a joint communique that said all parties would "commit to a full and comprehensive implementation" of a ceasefire in Ukraine by the end of the year.
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I thought about that as I read through these garden books: how all of us, in this worldly garden we share, cherish and cultivate, must learn to accept, at day's end, that we have done what we can — even as we're about to get up and do what we can all over again tomorrow.
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UNITED NATIONS — Five days after world powers announced that aid would soon reach starving Syrians trapped behind front lines, the United Nations was still negotiating with the government in Damascus on Tuesday over lifting blockades to humanitarian convoys, announcing by day's end that it hoped to start sending 80 trucks to deliver food and lifesaving medicines on Wednesday.
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By day's end, Christine Blasey Ford and Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh had sunk their heels into the same faded green carpet and looked into the same camera peering out from a slit in the rounded wooden dais where 21 senators had been scheduled, tentatively, to reconvene the next morning for a vote — a date set before either witness had said a word.
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A White House spokesman said that all coming official visits by lawmakers, known as congressional delegations or "codels," would be canceled until the shutdown is over, and by day's end on Thursday, officials announced that Mr. Trump had also canceled plans to send Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, and Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross to the World Economic Forum in Switzerland.
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Activists took the opportunity to disrupt the hearing—70 would be arrested by day's end—and Democrats took the opportunity to vent grievances about the Trump administration's use of executive privilege to shield 100,000 pages of Kavanaugh's White House records from release, the eleventh-hour release of another 42,000 pages on Monday night, the use of a George W. Bush Presidential Library lawyer with deep Republican ties to oversee the records process, and more.
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiThe Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Airbnb - Senate overcomes hurdles, passes massive coronavirus bill Overnight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Last-minute complaints threaten T coronavirus aid deal | What's in the package | Pelosi scrambles to secure quick passage | Expanded testing shows signs of strain Pelosi: Democrats eyeing more cash payments in next emergency bill MORE (D-Calif.) on Tuesday said she's hopeful Congress can reach on a deal a massive coronavirus relief package by day's end, but warned that Republican "poison pills" could gum up the process and prompt House Democrats to move their own legislation.
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