And yet, they still managed to eek out a victory.
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"The personnel remains evacuated, except the emergency response team," Eek said.
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I actually needed to go a little above my jawline. Eek.
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Not quite sure what's happening here…#eek #70's #photoop #oldschool #raisedbyartists.
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Parking: We pay $245 (eek) for a garage spot; my share is $125.
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The all-wheel-drive Huracán 610-4 may eek out better track times.
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Earlier in the month, Target started pre-orders for its Hyde and Eek!
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The answer to "Cry upon opening a hospital bill, maybe" is EEK. 43D.
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The store is offering two other adaptive costumes in partnership with Hyde and Eek!
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That's right, slithering right into the so-called sensory deprivation tank — eek — mid-treatment.
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I hope ZTE thins the watch down before the official announcement or else, eek.
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"In all the improvements we carry out, safety is the first priority," Eek said.
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I felt like she meant it, like she might actually believe in, eek, truth.
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Then Goldberg turned those curtains into a jumpsuit (and matching pair of pumps — eek).
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Eek, egads, then the worst thing happens: Margaret Lanterman takes her leave of Twin Peaks.
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That net me just over eight minutes of cleaning time before the vac's battery died. Eek.
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And if he can't accept her for who she is, she can't marry him, she says. Eek.
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Now, even with medication to help me focus, I'm lucky to eek out an article a week.
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The actual mask took a month to make and has real hair (eek!), according to USA Today.
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But it's already proving harder for fisherman like Augustin Desaubin and others to eek out a living.
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Resident Andrew Van Eek told CNN partner CBC that he heard gunfire and looked out his window.
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It's an easy, sneaky way for weaker civilizations to eek out an early or mid-game victory.
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As to whether-or-not the magma bubble will eventually eek its way to the surface is unknown.
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That is the feeble victory celebrities have managed to eek out in the war over their private lives.
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Guests can also to expect to hear music playing at all hours in the 137 year old inn. Eek.
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Record labels and rights holders demand such high royalties that it's tough to eek out a profit after expenses.
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Read These Stories Next:Bet You Didn't Know You Have To Put SPF HERE So You (Eek) Got A Sunburn?
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Millions of Mexican free-tailed bats live in the cave and come out for nightly hunts like clockwork. Eek.
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"If they can eek out positive growth in North American I think investors will be happy," Anderson went on.
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The mushrooms were wholly unremarkable, except that some of them were cooked to the point of being crispy. Eek.
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"There will be demand for oil and gas even in a 2-degree scenario going forward," Mr. Eek said.
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Slowly but surely, this littlest caterpillar has inched it was into our Halloween baby lineup with its cozy costume. EEK!
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I am newly single after six years (ugh), so I buy a low-cut white top for future dates (eek!).
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"We only have a dozen or so beams left, which will make between five and 10 cabinets," Mr. Eek said.
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Ole Haakon Eek-Nielsen at Nordea Markets said it was difficult to forecast what impact the new rules would have.
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Like that legendary groundhog, we could see our own shadows (eek!) as these rare lunations bring hidden information to light.
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Last year the CEO's total compensation was $18.7 million, CNBC reported, but that is apparently being evaluated following the fiasco. Eek.
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Once you've set it up, it lets you see your Facebook friends that are currently looking for love on Hinge. Eek.
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Norman managed to eek out a 51%-49% victory in a contest where there was surprisingly low turnout of about 303,000.
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MORE's (R-Ariz.) prolonged absence because of his declining health means Republicans have an effective 50-49 majority. Eek. http://bit.
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Target has made one these eerie attractions just for cats called the Double-Decker Haunted Cat Scratch House from Hyde and Eek!
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But when used for everyday tasks, like watching video or doing browsing the internet, I managed to eek out almost seven hours.
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This is the same approach that SpaceX's new Raptor engine uses, to eek out the most efficiency from an engine as possible.
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It's time to come clean and admit it that, eek, sorry we didn't mention before, but there is a vast homosexual conspiracy.
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The buoy is located two kilometers from the nearest Statfjord platform so oil production is continuing as normal, Equinor spokesman Morten Eek said.
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The buoy is located two kilometres from the nearest Statfjord platform so oil production is continuing as normal, Equinor spokesman Morten Eek said.
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For each exercise, use a weight that allows you to just barely eek out your last rep of each set with proper form.
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So scary, in fact, that the picture El Nacional chose to illustrate the article was the one of me pulling my "EEK!" face.
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Turkey's lira is flat on the day, but on track to eek out a small weekly gain, snapping an eight-week losing streak.
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They have the defense to make it a low-scoring affair, and they have just enough offense to eek out an ugly win.
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But then... Daniel's Apology Creepily, he shows up at her work to apologize for his "eek, I don't want a relationship" post-kiss reaction.
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A simulation run in the game says the Panthers will eek out a win over the Broncos, with a final score of 24-20.
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Piece by piece Snap is trying to eek a developer platform out of Snapchat Lenses and give users something extra at the same time.
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It was uncertain when work on the oil and gas development some 160 kilometres from land in the North Sea could resume, Eek said.
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As part of the retailer's The Drop series, Amazon partners with international influencers to launch of-the-moment collections that are available for — eek!
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It was uncertain when work on the oil and gas development some 160 kilometers from land in the North Sea could resume, Eek said.
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Eek, he looks like he parties too much, he probably isn't looking to settle down, is just one of the preconceived ideas I've had.
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The clip is only up for a second, but if we look a bit closer at that sign, the words looks eerily familiar: Eek.
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Once you calculate what that dollar amount looks like, then you know exactly how much you need to make a month to eek by.
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So, Khloé invites Tristan over the night before the party to have a private meeting and eek out as much weird juju as possible.
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He didn't say, 'Oh, by the way,' and I didn't go, 'Eek' or 'Help' or whatever; it was just this silent groping going on.
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"At that time we expected the need for office space to increase, but today the existing offices meet our needs," Statoil's spokesman Morten Eek said.
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PEOPLE COMPETING AND INVESTMENT BANKING, GLOBALLY, CREDIT CARD, IT'S GOING TO BE HARDER TO EEK OUT GAINS AND HOPE WE CAN TRY TO DO THAT.
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In 2010, Mr. Eek moved his design and production facilities to a compound of red-brick buildings that once housed a Philips factory in Eindhoven.
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"We have no plans to use this helicopter ever again, even if the Norwegian authorities decide to lift the ban", Statoil spokesman Morten Eek said.
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If you're are tired of trying to eek out every last lick of creamy goodness — then take a breather and check out this brilliant hack.
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Though endlessly interesting to ponder and try to eek out trends, this falls more into the realm of pop-statistics, not hard data-driven study.
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"In our story, Pinocchio is an innocent soul with an uncaring father who gets lost in a world he cannot comprehend," said del Toro. Eek.
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"We have no plans to use this helicopter ever again, even if Norwegian authorities decides to lift the ban", Statoil spokesman Morten Eek told Reuters.
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"We are always treating situations when we observe oil on the sea seriously ... It's still too early to say the extent of this leakage," Eek said.
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But do not mess with the one block of time when I can get out to Eek and Egegik and Angoon and get beyond just Anchorage.
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" (2016) This past week I have enjoyed watching the Indiana Jones movies, but invariably Jones's female sidekick delivers a stinker of a line such as "Eek!
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One possibility is that Trump will eek out a narrow victory against a divided field in the face of dogged opposition from his own party's elite.
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The script hints vaguely at some sort of tragic past as a Houston firefighter, then drops it to get on to the next tame boo-eek moment.
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This very consistent decline is one of the reasons that "Avatar" saw longevity at the box office and was able to eek out such a lofty total.
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Sold. Read More:All The Differences Between A $200 Skin Cream & A $20 OneThis Combo Is The Secret To My Best Skin EverSo You (Eek) Got A Sunburn?
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It's all fun and games until the spin cycle, when they're separated — and one takes refuge in the pocket of a non-color-fast red shirt. Eek!
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The animals, whose names include Eek, Squeak and Belle, communicate a preternatural sense of calm that may represent the best corrective of all to a fractious age.
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For performers who once relied on pageant prizes, meager bar tips and side gigs to eek by, the drag economy has ballooned into its very own cottage industry.
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Ditto for the olive oil and nuts — eek, they contain fat — seemingly unaware that these are fats that lower your risk of heart disease and other health problems.
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Not only has the Mind Flayer seemingly managed to evade being exiled beyond the gate, but now it's angry, and coming for her and her friends specifically. Eek!
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This week, I moved my book days to the beginning so that I can work on sending chapters to an agent before the end of the month – eek!
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During the Milan furniture fair, Mr. Eek routinely sets up shop at Gallery Rossana Orlandi, run by the noted tastemaker, who has a particular interest in Dutch designers.
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This was the theme of the company's latest shareholder meeting, where he highlighted the fact that Sears was able to eek out a profit during the latest quarter.
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Sales through September of this year were marginally higher, but even if they eek out a narrow gain this year, it won't get back to 2016's record.
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"Statoil disagrees that there has been a patent infringement and this will then now be concluded in Oslo District Court," Morten Eek, a spokesman for Statoil said by email.
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During rehearsal we used a boxing glove as a place-holder for the glass bottle, but for the "real" take I would be given one bottle to break. Eek!
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Of course, that all comes at the usual costs of intense bandwidth; when set to "balanced," streaming at 1080p and 60 frames-per-second, it'll eat 10GB an hour. Eek.
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There's even a "Hyde and Eek Boutique" (come on!) Available for preorder and shipping as early as August 22, the offering's enough to get you to start planning your costumes.
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The close races have buoyed Democratic hopes that Nelson and Gillum could still eek out narrow wins, frustrating Republicans who saw the contests as all but decided after Tuesday's elections.
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In the other, Beam Cabinet 2016, Mr. Eek bought about 3,280 feet of old pine beams from a Belgium contractor and decided to riff on one of his older designs.
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"Starting immediately, the FEED work will be performed at Aker Solutions ... If the option to extend the contract is exercised, the work will last until 2020," Statoil spokesman Morten Eek said.
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But the retailer doesn't always provide a measurement chart of these items, which is less helpful, and even its in-house Hyde & Eek styles only go up to an extra-large.
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BRATISLAVA, May 19 (Reuters) - Kia Motors' Slovak factory expects its output to rise in 2016 after producing a record 338,000 cars last year, Chief Executive Eek Hee Lee said on Thursday.
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But ethnic natives do not, and after decades of hearing lies from Moscow, "we're vaccinated," says Eeva Eek-Pajuste of the International Centre for Defence and Security, a think-tank in Tallinn.
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The model followed her tweet with a snap captioned "Spray tan diaries," showing the dark side of self-tanner: white sheets artfully outlined with an orange-tinged imprint of her body. Eek.
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And if that wasn't enough, they also told the students that a partner in the experiment had already taken the test, performed well, and would disappointed if they didn't do well too. Eek.
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The imaginary Jamaican team in the picture was made up of Greensleeves-linked Reggae artists (many Jamaican musicians were skilful players), such as Eek-A-Mouse, Eastwood & Saint, Michael Prophet, Yellowman, Ranking Dread etc.
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"Average CO220 emissions from international fields are 250 times higher, (with) 18 kg CO2 emitted per barrel produced versus 0.67 kg CO2 emitted per barrel produced from Sverdrup," Equinor spokesman Morten Eek told CNN.
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"We had to fight to survive when we were born," Lily Luik (pronounced loo-EEK) said in a recent interview in this quiet university town with its floating saunas that putter down the Mother River.
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The "Bad Guy" singer wrote "eek" and "yikes" in two comments on the post, and appeared to decline an invitation to the pair's wedding in a direct message screenshot shared in Mongeau's video last week.
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He's cut dubs from the likes of Sizzla, Eek-a-Mouse, Max Romeo, Toots & Maytals, Caperton, and a whole raft of newer, less well-known artists, like those on the mixtape he's shared with THUMP exclusively.
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"The race is too close to call, but we think Fernando Haddad looks likely to eek our a narrow victory in the second round," Per Hammarlund, chief emerging markets strategist at SEB, told CNBC via email.
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After years apart and the near total annihilation of their family, the first thing Bran tells Sansa is how beautiful she looked on the night she was wed to and brutally raped by Ramsey Bolton. Eek!!!
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Designed by Piet Hein Eek, the Past and Future lamps are made with leftover pieces of Murano glass, some almost a century old, that were discovered in a basement of the Paris lighting company Veronese. Veronese.fr.
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And while the diet encourages you to increase your intake of healthy foods like citrus and turmeric, it also starts off with a week-long phase in which you eat just 1,000 calories a day. Eek.
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After numbing Melissa with local anesthesia (which means Melissa's awake — eek), Dr. Lee cuts into the lipoma — and immediately, the top layer of pus starts flowing out (you might want to cover your eyes for this part).
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Sure, some companies and services care more about your privacy than others, but at the end of the day, it's sadly on you to eek whatever bit of protection you can out of this data-gathering panopticon.
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"As of today, we don't see anything that should indicate that there is any link between these incidents, but we will follow it further and approach the investigation with an open mind," Statoil spokesman Morten Eek said.
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Down the valley, in a homestead of five mud and stone buildings roofed with wicker and thatch, the three Ben Rabeh brothers and their families eek out a subsistence life far from the politics of the capital.
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SmileDirectClub is $79 and white strips are $30 on a good day, but it's far cheaper than another prominent LED system (Glo Science) and you can eek out more uses of the whitening pens than the company estimates.
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Take a look: BuzzFeed News looked into the matter and reported that the original illustrator has yet to be identified, but we know that the image started spreading (eek, sorry) yesterday after it was posted on Rebrn and Reddit.
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It's aloe season, y'all, which means many of us are cutting our aloe plants to eek out a few drops to soothe our sunburn, or running to the drugstore to buy another bottle that will sit in our cabinet until winter.
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Actually the Denver Broncos' out-of-this-world defense put Cam Newton and the Carolina Panthers' No. 1 ranked offense on lockdown, allowing 39-year-old Peyton Manning to eek out just enough offense to win the title, 24-10.
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Over the years, she's certainly doled out her fair share of problematic health wisdom (such as her thoughts on detoxes, eek), and doesn't always have the credentials to back her expertise up, but Kourtney has undeniably been ahead of many health trends.
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While we were all busy trying to regain our composure and eek out every last bit of new information from the preview as possible, we were too distracted to even appreciate the other wondrous gift delivered by HBO on Wednesday: 12 stunning new posters.
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Investors had bid up high earning growth stocks in hopes that they would continue to eek out gains in a tepid U.S. economy that is still supported by the easy monetary policy that has been in place nearly a decade after the 2007-2009 global financial crisis.
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"Trump has abandoned the standard of American leadership, turned his back on the what the public and the market demand, and shamelessly disregarded the safety of our families just to let the fossil fuel industry eek out a few more dollars in profits," he said in a statement.
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A particularly tricky puzzle schematic kept us in a tight space for a little too long, but with K-S20's dry sense of humor (the kind Star Wars is known for), we quickly moved along to find ourselves faced with a seemingly infinite amount of stormtroopers shooting at us from ramparts. Eek!
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Indie rock as I'd known it, and I'm sure you as well, had been a much more underground genre where if the bands were really lucky they sold 215- or 203,220 records, played mid-level clubs, and maybe could eek out a small living while touring, but it wasn't a career option.
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See, while the rest of us have been spend our days staring longingly at our sundresses, shivering under piles of blankets and attempting to bask in whatever tiny bit of warmth the sun manages to eek out, Jenner has been sunbathing, relaxing by the pool and just generally being the human embodiment of summer.
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In recent years, Sadat as well as Chipsy and his band EEK have played numerous clubs and festivals in Europe and the UK, while in 2014, 100Copies and the British Council teamed up with legendary UK radio station Rinse FM for a project called Cairo Calling that featured collaborations from Kode9, Artwork, Faze Miyake and others.
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What's really going to matter is implementation and what kind of experiences without a PC. If the company can eek out performance that enables headset and controller positionally-tracked experiences on the device without a PC connection, they'd have something that could potentially be an interesting challenger to the $399 Oculus Quest, though it would assumedly operate at a much higher price point.
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Because brunch isn't just any old meal it deserves a fitting look for those, "snagged a reservation at that award-winning chef's new spot," or, "haven't seen this group of friends in forever," or, "meeting the SO's parents over mimosas," or "eek, running 15 minutes late but still want to look chic while scarfing down fried chicken and waffles," kinda' affairs.
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HTC and Valve can likely afford to eek out the high-end and attract the VR nerds willing to drop a lot of money on Nvidia's latest graphics cards (they really do need to share a mobile strategy as well), but Oculus should take its relatively high brand recognition and start shifting its high-quality VR experience on the PC to be optimized for consoles.
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Though he and cofounder Bobby Murphy reportedly sold shares worth $272 million apiece at the time of Snap's IPO and he has continued to make regularly scheduled stock sales (he sold 1.65 million shares on November 9th at an average price of $12.42, for a total transaction of roughly $20.5 million), his remaining 86,657,812 shares are reportedly worth — eek — $1.07 billion at this point.
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Though Brooklyn still represents (among his newer brands is Workstead, started by a couple of former Rhode Island School of Design grads), the front of the space is reserved for elaborate revolving installations and focuses on major pieces by artisans that Alhadeff searches the world for, including Piet Hein Eek, who uses reclaimed lumber in his Netherlands studio; Christopher Stuart, a former welder from Indianapolis; and Rooms, a female duo working in Tbilisi, Georgia.
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