Long a placid, drizzly company town, the place is booming.
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Volcanic eruptions — even the slow drizzly lava flows — are astonishing.
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Last week, on a drizzly spring afternoon, I found it.
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Today starts off cool and drizzly, mostly before 280 a.m.
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It was a November night, and it was drizzly and cold.
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That is precisely what occurred on the drizzly night of Nov.
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On a drizzly April night, forty Charlestonians gathered for the feast.
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"It was a long night, drizzly night," Mowery told CNN affiliate WBBM.
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Yes, Seattle has a well-deserved reputation for being gray and drizzly.
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It just wouldn't be a drizzly British summertime without the boozey lemonade cocktail.
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If you're looking for the finest summer weather, don't come to drizzly England.
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One drizzly evening, I overheard Keano speaking with another client on the phone.
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On a cold, drizzly day, I gladly bathed in its steaming hot waters.
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One drizzly evening several months later, a man approached me in the Village.
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We'll be flip-flopping between clear and cloudy, dry and drizzly all weekend.
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On a drizzly night in Cleveland, the Chicago Cubs won the World Series.
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During our visit last spring it was buzzing, even on a drizzly Sunday night.
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Ideally I'd be having lunch in Central Park, but it's grey and drizzly today.
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That must be rare for a smallish regional museum on a drizzly weekday morning.
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And they were the ones who actually turned out on a drizzly Tuesday morning.
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It was drizzly and cold in downtown Portland, the streets bustling with Christmas shoppers.
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His first stop was a pizza bistro in Hampton, lunchtime on a drizzly Monday.
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Here's what else is happening: Another cool, drizzly day, with a high around 44.
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The prosecutors have no witness placing Mr. McKenzie at the scene that drizzly day.
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The day was cold and drizzly, and tendrils of mist floated through the treetops.
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I inhale the little drizzly details of the past, and know who I am.
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And today, on a drizzly Sunday, nearly every seat on the Orange Line is taken.
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It was a drizzly Sunday afternoon, but the line at the door had been long.
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The first time, I took the ferry from lower Manhattan on a cloudy, drizzly day.
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Two students huddled under a bus shelter nearby, avoiding a drizzly rain falling on campus.
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Harry struck an upbeat tone despite the drizzly weather, which canceled a tree-planting ceremony.
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The Wuhu Hands On Café's waiter, named "Hero," has no customers on a drizzly Friday morning.
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It was drizzly and foggy, and on the 43rd floor, we were basically in the clouds.
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Each was set alight in the minutes before the show started on a drizzly Paris night.
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But Williams had tennis's version of the last word on this drizzly Friday at Roland Garros.
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Despite the cold, drizzly, windy weather, a crowd of several thousand turned out to watch Woods.
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Buy at Mission Workshop A lightweight shell is a must, especially for early mornings and drizzly afternoons.
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He'll be lucky if he gets 20 on this unseasonably warm but drizzly Thursday evening in February.
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It's kind of cold and drizzly, but I'm wearing the right jacket and it doesn't bother me.
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Crowds gathered outside its branches, waiting for hours in the drizzly chill to get their money out.
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One year earlier, a different attempt at a bike share had failed in this hilly, drizzly city.
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LONDON — On a drizzly June morning, the artist Alvaro Barrington led visitors around his new London exhibition.
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The drizzly conditions transformed flyouts and popups into fuzzy pellets that became tricky for fielders to track.
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Learn More | Buy on Amazon A lightweight shell is a must, especially for early mornings and drizzly afternoons.
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Parks and playgrounds abound, museums offer shelter on drizzly days and the restaurant scene is diverse and exciting.
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A drizzly Monday morning, and it was just one of those social media ways to pass a Monday.
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On a warm, drizzly August weekend in the quiet town of Meaford, Ontario, musicians prepared to take the stage.
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One drizzly spring afternoon, I met a MetroButler worker named Bobby Allan while he prepared an apartment for guests.
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On a recent, drizzly day, Dr. Korovin examined an older man who had broken a rib in a fall.
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LONDON — On a drizzly September morning, David Hockney sat in his skylit London living room, puffing on a cigarette.
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LONDON — It was a warm, drizzly Saturday night, and the bars at Borough Market here were packed, as usual.
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Sipping a cappuccino on a drizzly afternoon during a recent trip to Belgium, he tried to describe the effects.
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Weld, the former governor of Massachusetts, arrived at the fair Sunday morning as a drizzly rain started to pick up.
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If you find yourself in drizzly London or Seattle, look for the umbrella slot in the door frame when exiting.
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Shot in warm pastel tones and drizzly, mouse-colored light, "Outside In" is, like its characters, a little washed-out.
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And yet, on that drizzly, late summer evening in Scotland, a woman around my age knew exactly who I was.
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Last week I sat down with the game—on an appropriately dismal drizzly day—and played the first two missions.
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Catherine is raised knowing that eventually she will leave Spain for England's drizzly shores and marry the heir to the throne.
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In fact, you can probably expect a few cloudy, drizzly days sprinkled in between those bright and sunny ones every week.
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London (CNN Business)Imagine living in drizzly London or icy Montreal but making money from the sun shining in Cape Town.
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Mr. Ross and Ms. Simpson were married on a drizzly day in August 2014, at Diana Ross's estate in Greenwich, Conn.
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Vandeweghe and Keys advanced on a drizzly Wednesday with straight-set quarterfinal victories in Arthur Ashe Stadium under a closed roof.
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PARIS — It was a gray, drizzly day in Paris, but Laurence Nicolas had only the sunniest of thoughts on her mind.
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You work here, one worker told me in the drizzly parking lot last month, and you get treated like a monkey.
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One drizzly afternoon, the Old Man picked me up after class and noticed the seniors bowing in seiza at the aged snap.
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This is the month of blank, lowering skies, when the last of the leaves lift and drift away into a drizzly wind.
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It was uncharacteristically drizzly, and those of us waiting for the Azusa-bound line squeezed under the shelter on the outdoor platform.
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Frugal Traveler We stepped out into a drizzly London evening on St. Martin's Lane in the heart of the city's West End.
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There's a chance of rain today and a high of 21, and the rest of the week will be gray and drizzly.
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On a drizzly Tuesday in July, Mr. Staley was at the Great Yorkshire Show, an annual agricultural fair not far from Leeds.
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Bursts of high-powered rifle fire erupted on a drizzly afternoon in this rapidly gentrifying city across the Hudson River from Manhattan.
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After all, from where he stood on the steps of the Capitol on that drizzly Friday, it must have seemed unimaginably vast.
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Struff was bidding to reach his first Grand Slam quarter-final and provided some early resistance in drizzly conditions on Court Philippe Chatrier.
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We met up with the ghetto house legend for a candid chat on the kind of drizzly afternoon that Deeon claims to love.
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On a drizzly Saturday in March, the clattering din of cups being stacked echoed across a high school gymnasium in southwest Portland, Ore.
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In between patches of cold and drizzly forecasts are brief flashes of sunlight and occasional days that don't require three layers of Heattech.
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Huddled in a coffee shop one drizzly Seattle morning six years ago, the astrobiologist Shawn Domagal-Goldman stared blankly at his laptop screen, paralyzed.
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Wearing desert boots, tan chinos, and a checked shirt, Simpson has a coppery glow at odds with his origins in England's leaden, drizzly north.
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"I don't think we lost direction," said Vettel at a damp and drizzly Suzuka circuit in the build up to Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix.
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Wuzhen Journal WUZHEN, China — On a drizzly afternoon, Liu Hongfei plopped into an empty baby stroller in Wuzhen, a picturesque town in eastern China.
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Huge corporations like Boeing, Amazon, Microsoft and Starbucks took root here, of all places, in this drizzly Northwest corner of the continental United States.
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A Word With The sky was gray and drizzly outside the 54th-floor duplex in the Time Warner Center where Woody Harrelson was staying.
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Mets 943, Phillies 294 On a drizzly and cold Tuesday night at Citi Field, Matt Harvey took the mound for the first time this season.
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The event took place on a cloudy, drizzly Saturday in January 240 at Vigor Ground Fitness and Performance in Renton, Washington, a suburb of Seattle.
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At their intersection is a distinct smudge of black, and behind it a cyst of drizzly maroon turpentine wash takes shape inside the vertical stripe.
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Under drizzly, misty skies and the soothing sounds of "Ave Maria," silent onlookers surrounded the Knock Shrine, which went into lockdown at 1979:20 a.m.
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After tending to piglets on a drizzly recent morning, Mr. Jenkins said he did not expect much profit from this year's corn and soybean crops.
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It was nighttime, drizzly, the season's 13th game, and suddenly there was tentativeness to Seattle's quarterback, a slowness that has not been evident all year.
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Düsseldorf's drizzly skies, the direct demeanor of the Germans and the difficulty in making German friends — even after learning the language — can be a struggle.
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Now, I use it to minimize frizz, lock in moisture, make hair "waterproof" on drizzly days and to slick down stubborn baby hairs for sleek ponytails.
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On a drizzly Tuesday in February, I met Smith and King in front of GoWesty's offices, in the chilled-out oceanside town of Los Osos, California.
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On a drizzly morning in April, the artist Tschabalala Self, 28, straps on kneepads and pulls back her braids to kneel above a quilt-like painting.
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McWilliams' father, dressed in a three-piece suit, waited 11 hours in line on a drizzly day to get money out of a bank in Belgrade.
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On a drizzly night, a trio of friends sat down on maple-wood seats hand-built to resemble those in the courtyards of traditional Korean homes.
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Dear Diary: It was a cold, drizzly Sunday morning in 1973, and I was at the Jon Vie bakery on Sixth Avenue in the West Village.
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They have gathered on a drizzly Sunday morning to plot the unseating of Philip Davies, the local Conservative MP, who sits on an unsteady majority of 4,681.
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Obviously he can't knock that one out of their private ballpark just yet, so she settles for a drizzly rainy dinner date somewhere out near left field.
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The 213th-ranked Keys beat third-seeded Garbiñe Muguruza, 7-6 (5), 6-4, on a drizzly Saturday afternoon to reach the final of the Italian Open.
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"I am in Australia one day, Italy the next," she said during a recent, rare stroll through the Swiss capital with Dr. Fierz on a drizzly day.
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Britain has so far had a drizzly summer, but the hot weather is expected to continue through to Wednesday (July 20) in southern parts of the country.
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On a drizzly night in Paris, a crowd spilled out the door of Bouillon Julien and onto the slick sidewalk lining the rue du Faubourg Saint-Denis.
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On a drizzly Sunday in London in January 103, Bill Broeksmit cinched his dog's red leash around his neck, slung it over a door and lunged forward.
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Voter turnout was 77.2 percent, the highest in 20 years, but short of the expected 80 percent mark, as voters headed to the polls in drizzly weather.
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Compared to grey, drizzly England, it seemed full of sunshine, possibility, and the kind of deliciously illicit junk foods that the local Sainsbury's sadly could not provide.
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Well known for its drizzly weather and the biting midges that emerge from the heather, the scene behind Sophie was one of bucolic beauty, blue skies and sunshine.
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I'm pretty sure then, as now, I experienced weather-related depression during the dark, drizzly, cloud-covered days that characterize much of the year in the Pacific Northwest.
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Given the weather in the United Kingdom—that cloudy, foggy, drizzly country—it doesn't seem like the best place to launch a business that revolves around solar power.
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A lot of people like to hate on London because it's grey and drizzly and expensive and the buses are so dirty and the people are so angry.
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One drizzly May afternoon 17 years ago, Muhammad Ali's wife brought two large glasses of wheatgrass juice to his office on his 57-acre farm in southern Michigan.
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She'd put it in the freezer on a cool, drizzly Friday, and on Saturday she'd dunk the pan in warm water and slide the kulfi onto a plate.
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But on a cold, drizzly night, just before I packed up my apartment of 10 years and left New York, I had a dish that changed my mind.
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The iridescent arcs of color in the drizzly sunshine were lost on Woods, who was grinding to stay within reach of the leaders at the Hero World Challenge.
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Some people waiting outside clinics in a drizzly rain said that their family members had lined up for much of the day to be checked by a doctor.
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But patches of green are appearing in what had been unrelentingly brown fields around this city near the San Bernardino mountains, which was overcast and drizzly on Friday.
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Whether slicked down with a high-shine finish, or gently brushed back and textured, this trend looks like it's going to be huge in the cold, drizzly months ahead.
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Meanwhile, the 44-year-old supermodel and mother of four was all smiles in drizzly New York on Friday, stepping out in a strapless leather dress and black pumps.
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"The last Sunday before my election in November, it was a rainy, drizzly, dreary day," recalls Kathy Tran, a Democrat elected to the Virginia House of Delegates in 2017.
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Talking to Richard, even on a foggy, drizzly morning after a late-night performance, you know you're in the presence of a mind that is constantly bursting with ideas.
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"After 11 years of research, I'm convinced it's a ghost that is behind all of this," he declared, while sitting outside a pub on a drizzly day in Glasgow.
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Yet I had the park all to myself, since only an idiot would climb that many stairs in a drizzly fog, and there was something profound about the solitude.
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As we left the Paris station the next morning, our trip already seemed like a memory, a flash of sun and snow in a gray and drizzly Parisian winter.
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A train painted with Mount Fuji cartoons took us on the last leg of the two-hour trip from Tokyo to Kawaguchiko Station on a drizzly Friday last spring.
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It's also where a Greek immigrant named Mike Semandiris began selling drizzly, meaty chili from a cart in the 1920s, feeding lunch to hungry commercial fishermen, longshoremen, and ship welders.
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So Rivers Cuomo, the lead singer and songwriter in the clever, hard-edge power-pop band Weezer, was, as he often is, an outlier here on a drizzly March weekend.
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At a brisk pace, the train passed through the heart of downtown Navasota, population 7,607, and it was like the Fourth of July on a cold and drizzly December afternoon.
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"Suspiria" begins largely as it did in 1977, with the arrival of American ingénue Susie Bannion (Dakota Johnson) at the prestigious Helena Markos Dance Company in drab, drizzly West Berlin.
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It helped that Ornette Coleman himself was onstage that drizzly June night at BRIC's Celebrate Brooklyn Festival, presiding like Buddha, occasionally shedding tears, even though he didn't play much saxophone.
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Then, on a damp and drizzly Tuesday night conjured out of a Raymond Chandler novel, it offered another rarity: the United States reaching the championship game for the first time.
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Joe Kenda always gets the bad guy and, for the 450 attendees of IDCON on that gray, drizzly Saturday, that kind of certainty seemed to be a comfort in uncertain times.
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Topeka, Kansas (CNN)Topeka Police Officer Aaron Bulmer knew something wasn't right when he spotted a little boy standing alone in the city's Central Park on a drizzly, crisp Sunday morning.
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On this gray, drizzly morning, three adult humpbacks lazily circled our whale-watching vessel and dived down repeatedly to feed in the burbling waters where the bay meets the Pacific Ocean.
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SYRACUSE — Early Thursday morning at the cafe across the street from Syracuse Stage, an actor named Mickey Rowe ducked in from the drizzly chill just as a barista unlocked the door.
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This is true whether you're lighting the grill for the first time after a long, drizzly spring, or you live in a state of perpetual sunshine, taking your grill for granted.
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At Home With... On a drizzly Monday afternoon in August, the actress, director and producer Mary Stuart Masterson scrubbed homegrown beets in the kitchen of her home in the Hudson Valley.
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On a recent drizzly Sunday afternoon in the Valhalla Park neighborhood, blocks from the Kensico Cemetery grounds, wood smoke perfumed the air and holiday lawn ornaments were ready for their frost.
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Among the roughly 50 mourners gathered in the cold, drizzly evening was Detroit artist and musician Kevin Morris — a friend of Cornell's and onetime roadie for the singer's bands Soundgarden and Audioslave.
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On an overcast, drizzly morning in March, five stylish boys and a man in a swole Tony the Tiger costume draw stares in Manhattan's Union Square Park, across from Kellogg's NYC cafe.
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His parents immediately involved the police, though their investigation was stymied by the delay and other factors including the drizzly weather, which made it harder for police dogs to track Etan's scent.
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On a recent drizzly Tuesday morning, a small group of ink enthusiasts—already rain-slicked, under umbrellas and ponchos—stood on Gapstow Bridge, in Central Park, admiring a brilliant-pink pokeweed bush.
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Despite the coronavirus pandemic and the drizzly weather, they put on their Sunday best, got in their cars, and pulled into the church parking lot like they would on any other week.
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The Tree Toppers feel like a comfortable middle ground, with the light airiness of the Tree Runners, but insulated enough to wear around on a drizzly November day in New York City.
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On a drizzly day in Phoenix in February, when the full squad reported to spring training, Attanasio stood under a canopy near the bullpens and said the players would soon provide direction.
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On Wednesday night, as children dressed as witches and superheroes walked by on the drizzly sidewalks outside, dozens gathered again at the center, for the second night of shiva for Dr. Rabinowitz.
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BOSTON — Ezekiel Carrera's sacrifice fly in the ninth inning was the difference in the Toronto Blue Jays' 4-3 win over the Boston Red Sox on a drizzly Saturday night at Fenway Park.
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But the water heater worked well, and I was able to take a relaxing, warm shower in the drizzly, 50-degree weather, right next to an enormous prickly pear cactus on the hillside.
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Mandalay Journal MANDALAY, Myanmar — From damp and drizzly London, the siren of British imperialism, Rudyard Kipling, wrote a poem that captured the palm trees, pagodas and temple bells of Burma during colonial rule.
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We've had quite the rainy week — and today, unfortunately, will be gray and possibly drizzly — but the weather is predicted to stay pleasant for a good chunk of the Memorial Day holiday weekend.
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With soggy fans huddled under plastic ponchos and umbrellas, Red Bull's Pierre Gasly and Max Verstappen ended the day one-two on the timesheets in the drizzly second 90 minute session with Hamilton third.
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Leclerc lapped with a best time of one minute 25.905 seconds on soft tyres in cold and drizzly conditions, 0.026 quicker than his four times champion team mate who won at Silverstone last season.
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On a drizzly October day here, he could be found tucking into a grilled cheese sandwich with bacon at the Home Kitchen Café, clad in a Hawaiian shirt, shorts and a Red Sox cap.
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On a drizzly evening in March, a well-turned-out crowd of several hundred alighted upon the Museum of Modern Art to sip prosecco, schmooze and Instagram snippets of Piper's immense body of work.
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On the sidewalk outside Lentsch's building on a drizzly day, a sign with an arrow still pointed visitors to flight attendant interviews, but there had been an announcement of a hiring freeze that morning.
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Julie Turkewitz _____ Notable Sign: "Make America Compassionate Again," and "I Love You" Thousands of demonstrators gathered on a drizzly morning clad in rain boots, ponchos and pink knit "pussyhats" to march to the Capitol.
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WASHINGTON — Tens of thousands of demonstrators staged a boisterous fourth Women's March here on Saturday, a noisy, frigid, drizzly rally where demands for equal rights competed with an inescapable subtext: President Trump had to go.
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A private plane to a French chateau, cycling training, the stifling heat of Africa and drizzly afternoons amid the moorland heather of Scotland: If you're considering vacationing like the royals, you'll want to weigh your options!
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On a recent, drizzly Sunday, about half a dozen of the old masters gathered in the lobby of the former P.S. 62 building, on Grand Street, a hulking brick structure now called the Seward Park Campus.
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CreditCreditSian Davey for The New York Times I met Maajid Nawaz on a drizzly afternoon in March, tucked in a corner of the restaurant at the central London members' club he uses as a satellite office.
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When I meet him in his room one drizzly afternoon in February, he is sitting on the sofa, dressed in a lime-green cardigan, a red-and-white polka-dot neckerchief and a pair of primrose spectacles.
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From Bolivian Caporales dancers bedazzled in sequins, to stilt-walking, scantily clad Brazilian Carnival dancers, to gaggles of kids in tap shoes, the breadth of New York's stunning diversity was on display throughout the drizzly spring afternoon.
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GUADALUPE, Mexico — As an election to choose a union at a Mexican tire plant began one recent drizzly morning, a labor leader urged supporters to come out and vote: "You can relax," he said over social media.
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Russell is known for signing distinctive and driven young artists, from M.I.A. to Vampire Weekend to Adele, and on this drizzly August morning he had come to hear some music that Simionescu-Marin wanted to play for him.
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Although 1,405 days have passed since he finished second behind Russian Sergey Kirdyapkin at The Mall in London, Tallent beamed with joy on a drizzly winter's day as he savored the feeling of finally being recognized as Olympic champion.
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The assault on the synagogue unfolded on a quiet, drizzly morning, and came amid a bitter, vitriolic midterm election season and against the backdrop of what appears to be a surge in hate-related speech and crimes across America.
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We'd spoken the entire way there, speculating what his setlist would be and otherwise spinning out over how dreamlike it was that we were both on our way to way to see Prince on a drizzly night in May.
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Standing in the German Chancellery on a drizzly Berlin afternoon, the notoriously restrained Merkel -- who became Obama's closest global friend only to see him replaced by a man who lambasted her on the campaign trail -- drew on her stolid pragmatism.
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When South African photographer Alice Mann moved to drizzly gray London, she was blown away by the distinctive, brightly colored outfits spilling onto the streets on a Sunday morning outside the Walworth Methodist Church in Camberwell, near where she lived.
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But standing on the dock at the Yokosuka naval base on a cold, drizzly December day, looking up at the Izumo, I have to admit I was a bit underwhelmed by the helicopter carrier I'd flown nearly 7,000 miles to see.
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But they've also sparked a bit of an existential crisis over on r/cyberpunk, the subreddit dedicated to the drizzly, grimy, neon-drenched genre dominated by technology and pioneered by books like William Gibson's Neuromancer and Neal Stephenson's Snow Crash.
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On a drizzly Sunday at the end of March, a white-and-yellow moving van occupied a space in front of 77 East Third Street that had long been reserved—and carefully delineated with traffic cones—for gleaming Harley-Davidson choppers.
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Birmingham's drizzly Broad Street was quiet when I arrived at the City Centre Treatment Unit (CCTU), a station—made up of two response cars and an ambulance—that pops up weekly opposite the Walkabout to treat anyone who needs treating.
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One recent drizzly afternoon, as she made her way down the sidewalk, she hugged old friends, asked them whether they had eaten, if they were O.K. On her rounds, she picks up hundreds of used needles that carpet the streets.
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That's why I ended up tagging along with Frances Corzine on a cold, drizzly Saturday morning this month as she checked on the progress of Weed Wrangle, a coordinated effort to eradicate invasive plants in public parks and natural areas.
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For Mr. Yom Tov and his colleagues at a small cosmetics company, lost time and blown meetings — not to mention frayed nerves — cost the company about 2000 percent of sales, he said, inching his Corolla forward on a drizzly morning.
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On a cold, drizzly evening, Dimitri Dimitrov, the beloved maître d'hôtel at the Tower Bar, greeted Dr. Kopelson in so fawning and grateful a way that, as the producer Brian Grazer once noted, it is impossible to thank him last.
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Atlanta (CNN)On a drizzly Saturday morning, nearly 200 people gathered in a downtown conference center here for what was billed as a "black joy" brunch -- complete with mimosas, glasses of sweet tea and plates of fried chicken and waffles.
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On a dreary, drizzly day last November, a few dozen nattily dressed men and women paid between $299.9 and $303 for a branded soccer scarf and a day of talks and roundtables about "activation" and "engagement" at a generic midtown Manhattan hotel.
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SAN FRANCISCO — The poet Lawrence Ferlinghetti was sitting at his kitchen table in his North Beach apartment on a drizzly morning, telling a story about Allen Ginsberg, when he hopped up suddenly and bounded out of the room to retrieve his hearing aid.
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On a drizzly Sunday in December, Ms. Trauss hosted the SF YIMBYParty Congress, a gathering of pro-housing groups held at a Market Street co-working space full of start-up touches like mismatched furniture, a foosball table and lots of white men.
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From the airport to the city center, Francis, 82, was driven in a white popemobile on a drizzly day as the 55-year-old king rode beside him standing up in a separate vehicle, a vintage black 1969 open-top Mercedes 600 Pullman.
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BALTIMORE — Scenes from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, campus, roughly 16 hours after its Retrievers pulled off the college basketball equivalent of the moon landing: There are more geese than students roaming the paths on a cold, gray, drizzly Mid-Atlantic afternoon.
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And so, one drizzly early summer morning, after 11 years away from Minnesota, I loaded up a van with my belongings and my cat, said goodbye to my friends and colleagues, and drove 1,500 miles from Portland to Fergus Falls, my grandmother's hometown.
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I returned to satisfy my craving on another drizzly evening, bypassing stalls cranking out sugar cane juice and urojo to make a beeline for a row of pizza hawkers with names like Mr. Delicious and Mr. Big Banana before the rains triumphed again.
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Bright colors and tribal wear, stereotypically associated with African style, seem like an unlikely match for the drizzly shores of Britain, but in the UK's first major exhibition of its kind, Fashion Cities Africa, explores contemporary African identity through fashion at Brighton Museum & Art Gallery.
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Nationals 22012, Cubs 192012 | Series tied, 21924-22005 CHICAGO — While most of his Washington Nationals teammates equipped themselves with long-sleeved undershirts for Wednesday's chilly and drizzly Game 24, Stephen Strasburg stood on the mound at Wrigley Field in short sleeves, ready to go.
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Op-Ed Contributor TAIPEI, Taiwan — On a drizzly Tuesday night earlier this month, Chen Li-hung, a celebrity news television host, strode onto a stage in Changhua, in central Taiwan, and launched into a passionate speech, feeding red meat to his Democratic Progressive Party's assembled faithful.
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Why, I asked myself, on that two and a bit hour train journey to Manchester, looking at the greasy red sky, the landscape of chimney stacks belching smoke and endless back-to-back houses, did the Thais come to settle in this grim and drizzly end of the country?
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The worldwide draw of the iconic museum in central Paris, host to thousands of artworks including the "Mona Lisa," was on full display on a drizzly winter day as international tourists filed by armed police and soldiers patrolling outside the site, which had been closed immediately after Friday's attack.
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Now that the rainy (or at least drizzly) day has arrived, in the form of decreased profits and increased competition, it's PetSmart itself that pays for the restructuring advisors — not the private equity owners who are being paid a management fee to prevent the need for debt restructuring.
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Dal Forno's muffled vocals, the sinister synths, and heavy dub influences all come together in a sickly haze on tracks like "What You Gonna Do Now?" which mimic those self-destructive thoughts that swirl around in your head as you rot away in bed on drizzly, lost Sunday afternoons.
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On a dark, drizzly afternoon, a pair of games on each end of the Campbell Causeway — the narrow strip of highway that spans Tampa Bay — further defined the most front and center questions: Will Masahiro Tanaka start on opening day, and will C. C. Sabathia be relegated to the bullpen?
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FACT: Every Englishman alive has played in a football game on some drizzly five-a-side pitches against six big lads who walk up smoking and eating chips at the same time, distended jogging bottoms barely covering their arses, huge men, gargantuan, who then proceed to absolutely play you off the park.
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Dozens of neighbors were gathered outside the chicken shop on a drizzly Monday morning, standing behind a cordon of yellow crime scene tape and watching as FBI agents wearing blue shoe-coverings and gloves hauled box after box of evidence out of the restaurant and the Rahami family's residence on the floors above.
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As moving as his speech that night in cold and drizzly Indianapolis had been, it elicited little commentary afterward: it came too late for the morning papers, and, like King's equally memorable remarks the night before — his last speech, the one about having been to the mountaintop — it was lost in the enormity of the assassination.
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Inside the march itself, it was hard to know where to go: The planned route swiftly filled up, and organizers worked with police to shift crowds down Constitution Avenue and Pennsylvania Avenue towards the White House, the same route that, only a day before, featured a dour, drizzly procession of president and vice president waving at sparse crowds.
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It was the drizzly morning after a Q. and A. panel at the Red Bull Music Festival — her first big foray back into the spotlight — which she followed by showing up unannounced at a D.J. night in Brooklyn devoted to her music called This Party Is Killing You and flopping from the stage into her fans' arms.
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None of the five sports in Superstars is likely to keep you hooked for the long term—though, saying that, I got so obsessed with World Tour a couple of drizzly summer holidays ago that I was dreaming about teeing off with bob-ombs for golf balls—but, for your 20-minute time-killing needs, they're pretty perfect.
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Vomit Caution Rating: 2 or 3 (dependent on how well you receive snakes) The true ray of sunshine during our drizzly day at Dreamland was undoubtedly an unexpected appearance from Musical Ruth, the infamous singing Nun best known for riding around on a hybrid mobility scooter and bright white piano, armed with a library of jungle breaks and Chaka Khan samples.
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"There is something wrong with our system when I can leave here and make billions of dollars in ten years when millions of students can't afford to pay off their loans, let alone start a business," Zuckerberg told the crowd on a cold, drizzly day when graduates' dark academic robes stood in contrast to the brightly colored plastic rain ponchos scattered through the audience.
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Whenever I find myself growing grim about the mouth; whenever it is a damp, drizzly November in my soul; whenever I find myself involuntarily pausing before coffin warehouses, and bringing up the rear of every funeral I meet; and especially whenever my hypos get such an upper hand of me, that it requires a strong moral principle to prevent me from deliberately stepping into the street, and methodically knocking people's hats off — then, I account it high time to get to internet as soon as I can.
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On a drizzly January afternoon, one week before showing his third collection at Dior, Jones met me in his cavernous library and sat down at the corner of an antique reading table roughly the size of four Ping-Pong tables pushed together, on which was a neatly displayed assortment of obscure titles with names like "Fallatrice" (an obtuse but naughty play on words, I assumed) along with the sole extant copy of Steve Rubell's Studio 22019 magazine and a box of Cards Against Humanity.
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