The city of _________ was engulfed by violence on Aug.
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Now picture it entirely engulfed by overgrown bushes and trees.
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Kaitlyn drowned after being engulfed by the propellers, police said.
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The town was engulfed by flames a few days later.
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The Earth, too, will die, engulfed by an expanding, aging Sun.
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Perhaps a web on a tree stem was engulfed by resin?
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The legend died after Pearl Harbour, engulfed by Japan's total war.
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Four islands have been engulfed by the "eye" of #Irma. pic.twitter.
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Towns were engulfed by thick, heavy ash from Sunday's sudden eruption.
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The boat was engulfed by flames at about 3:30 a.m.
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The city of Charlottesville, Va., was engulfed by violence on Aug.
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Instead, it was engulfed by vendor scandals early on, and disappeared.
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King would have been engulfed by the white backlash, Podair says.
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Road access is improving slowly, as diggers clear stretches engulfed by landslides.
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Such scrutiny has seen Duterte's detractors engulfed by tides of online anger.
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Some of the developing world's cities threaten to be engulfed by murder.
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He showed a video of his property engulfed by smoldering black lava.
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The city has been engulfed by 18 consecutive weeks of mass demonstrations.
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Fairfax is one of three top state Democrats engulfed by scandal this month.
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Greece was engulfed by crisis after it overspent and hid its fiscal deficits.
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It is engulfed by shooting horrors including school massacres and shopping mall atrocities.
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I was holding mom's hand but suddenly I found myself engulfed by water.
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Some are subtle, like Eeva Meltio's house being slowly engulfed by a storm.
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The home where Matador got his start is literally engulfed by giant weeds.
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It is clear that he is engulfed by the feelings he eludes to himself.
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In Indonesia, Lifepatch has helped farmers whose land was engulfed by a volcanic eruption.
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Lately the RCMP has been engulfed by allegations of harassment, bullying and sexual misconduct.
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The war-torn country has been engulfed by political crisis for nearly two months.
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The three had been missing since Thursday when their house was engulfed by flames.
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The car was engulfed by fire after the wreck, the California Highway Patrol said.
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For the most part, the Blue Devils were engulfed by Oregon's athleticism and sharpshooting.
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So much so, that the graduate is engulfed by the sheer amount of information.
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But what does it do, and why has it been engulfed by so much controversy?
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We approach and are engulfed by a raw and desperate odor of salt and rot.
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" Hillary replies: "I was engulfed by boredom, but you gave me someone to talk to.
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Although the vehicle was briefly engulfed by a fireball last week, it emerged mostly undamaged.
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They are nearly engulfed by chocolate foam, cherries in syrup, orange zest and candied pistachio.
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What do you think happened to this car after it was engulfed by the lava?
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These photos of F-35s engulfed by a sand storm are out of this world
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"My concern is the president and others being engulfed by domestic political problems," he said.
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Conforto raced beyond second base before being engulfed by his teammates, who ripped his uniform off.
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Chris Christie became engulfed by "Bridgegate" shortly after winning a second term nearly three years ago.
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ENGULFED by India, its giant neighbour to the west, north and east, Bangladesh can look small.
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"I first experienced haze in 2015 when our country was badly engulfed by it," she remembers.
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Video from Japan's public broadcaster NHK shows collapsed roads and homes engulfed by a massive mudslide.
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The airport suffered severe flight disruptions in August 2013 when it was engulfed by a fire.
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Remember seeing the video of it on LadBible and then feeling engulfed by second hand shame?
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The sense of being lost at sea, engulfed by the waves, marries the disorientating 3D space.
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He stopped just in time to get engulfed by his teammates and the French support staff.
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He now faces the challenge of stabilizing a newspaper engulfed by turmoil and diminished in resources.
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Mr. Lussier lives in downtown Los Angeles, which has been engulfed by a worsening homeless crisis.
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Hong Kong has been engulfed by demonstrations, with some clashes between protesters and police turning violent.
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The entirety of Uranus' north pole is engulfed by a "vast bright stormy cloud cap," wrote NASA.
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Thankfully the onslaught of negative, body-shaming attacks were engulfed by a flood of body-positive messages.
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So engulfed by the violence of his bad luck that I almost feel like I can't function.
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Renault has been engulfed by a leadership crisis after Ghosn's arrest in Japan for alleged financial misconduct.
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The filmmaker Elaine McMillion Sheldon grew up engulfed by the opioid epidemic in small-town West Virginia.
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Rebecca Hackett was engulfed by a red-orange hellscape as she sped toward safety in her car.
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Near the university, streets were engulfed by tear gas and fires, conjuring the feel of a battlefield.
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During the last several months, we've seen a sudden increase in countries engulfed by spontaneous protest movements.
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Paula worked at hotel Nova Instancia, which was engulfed by the mud water during the dam break.
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The key with such a reality is to make sure government is engulfed by ubiquitous transparency too.
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As it was pointed out on Twitter and Reddit, though, they weren't all engulfed by the same thing.
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Bellandur Lake, the city's largest body of water, was engulfed by fire and dense smoke earlier this month.
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When I head upstairs to greet the rest of the team, I'm engulfed by a wave of heat.
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The low-rise, low-density zones have in most cases long since been engulfed by crowded, bustling cities.
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The first is heroine Rue Bennett (Zendaya), a biracial high school junior engulfed by various mental health struggles.
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When Silverio started his set on the diminutive stage it was entirely engulfed by his adoring fan base.
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Too paralysed by sectarian and regional differences, it has stood by as its members were engulfed by war.
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One is women who are being engulfed by the landscape—tiny woman, big landscape/big world, small lady.
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With dopamine bursting out of my nucleus accumbens, I would be engulfed by feelings of exhilaration and bliss.
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Afterward, Kyrgios lifted up Hewitt and carried him down to the court, before being engulfed by his teammates.
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National news is engulfed by 24/7 debate over arcane and unresolved legal hypotheticals that left even Sen.
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His administration has been engulfed by financial scandals, although Wednesday's arrests concern contracts signed before he took office.
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I work in a corner, a small section of the studio engulfed by books, music, and art supplies.
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The Bel-Air homes engulfed by the fires, he said, are mostly older homes on smaller, hillside lots.
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Last summer, much of Europe was engulfed by brutal heatwaves that have been linked to thousands of deaths.
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Near the university, streets have been engulfed by tear gas and fires, conjuring the feel of a battlefield.
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Already, some areas have been engulfed by water, forcing road closures and trapping people temporarily in their homes.
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Paula worked at hotel Nova Instancia, which was engulfed by the mud and water during the dam break.
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An architect by training, Mr. Ubelmann, 36, had worked in Syria before the country was engulfed by war.
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Other winning photos and videos from the contest have a similar theme, showing islands of humanity engulfed by nature.
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We all know Hollywood's take: Either we'll be engulfed by a huge fireball or swallowed by a massive tsunami.
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Her concern is justified: in the course of a daring rescue, Jean is engulfed by a strange cosmic force.
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Then in 2014, Brazil was engulfed by a corruption scandal centered on contracting graft at state oil company Petrobras .
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Somalia has been engulfed by violence and lawlessness since dictator Mohamed Siad Barre was toppled in the early 1990s.
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He then exited the house and began filming what turned out to be MacKay's truck being engulfed by flames.
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Blatter has been banned by the federation's own ethics committee for six years after being engulfed by the scandal.
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The topic of privacy has made headlines this year with Facebook, in particular, engulfed by the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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The walls seem to pulse; there's a magical crystal, and an unexplained shot of a woman engulfed by flame.
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Houses in a neighborhood in Freeport on Grand Bahama Island were engulfed by 2190 feet (2306 m) of water.
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Houses in a neighborhood in Freeport on Grand Bahama Island were engulfed by 2190 feet (2306 m) of water.
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The lungs of the Earth are being engulfed by smoke all the while releasing MORE CO2 into the atmosphere.
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I also decided there were other tricks I could play with the central grid entry engulfed by black squares.
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So when I first confirmed my students' concerns, I was engulfed by a feeling of righteous indignation, even anger.
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Areas near the university had the feel of a battle zone, with streets engulfed by tear gas and fires.
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The world could be engulfed by endless conflicts between those who control the A.I. and the rest of us.
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Somalia has been engulfed by violence and lawlessness since the toppling of dictator Mohamed Siad Barre in early 1990s.
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The show starts with her "Black Paintings" (1959-65), moody canvases with human figures engulfed by their murky backgrounds.
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Houses in a neighborhood in Freeport on Grand Bahama Island were engulfed by 6 feet (1903 m) of water.
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Behind him, a building owned by Kushner Properties, 666 Fifth Avenue in New York City, is shown engulfed by flames.
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"Sadly my house couldn't be saved," she wrote on Instagram, alongside an image of her house being engulfed by flames.
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Three other buildings were quickly engulfed by flames in the densely populated area, which is home to 3 million people.
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In the end, only a small group turned out and were engulfed by a swarm of counterprotesters, police, and press.
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Being—and staying—informed is one thing, but being engulfed by a news cycle hyper-focused on fear is another.
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About a week later, I sat in a corner of the living room, engulfed by an oversized chestnut leather chair.
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Iranian firefighters remove debris of the Plasco building which was engulfed by a fire and collapsed, in central Tehran, Iran.
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But shortly after he was elected to his second term in November 2013, he was engulfed by the "Bridgegate" scandal.
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Somalia has been engulfed by violence and lawlessness since the early 1990s after the toppling of dictator Mohamed Siad Barre.
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Trump hopes to save an idled General Motors (GM) manufacturing plant in Lordstown that has become engulfed by national politics.
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Video footage shows the D'Angleterre superyacht engulfed by flames off the coast of Es Trenc beach on the Spanish island.
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She said she felt Tesla went from a scrappy startup with high integrity to one engulfed by Silicon Valley hype.
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Engulfed by her gestural movement, she drops to the floor and rises again and again as if possessed by spirits.
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On her walk home, she was engulfed by the sounds of Lebanese music filtering out of car radios and stores.
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Mr Trump is engulfed by a scandal that this week led to the firing of his national security adviser, Michael Flynn.
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The heiau would go on to survive several other close calls, only to be quickly engulfed by a 1997 lava flow.
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Then in 2014, Brazil was engulfed by a corruption scandal centered on contracting graft at state oil company Petrobras (PETR4.SA).
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His left kidney and adrenal gland were also removed as they were engulfed by the football-size tumor in his abdomen.
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It's been the jacket of choice every winter, because who doesn't want to walk around engulfed by a cloud of warmth?
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For a Friday night, the bar remained conspicuously empty; it was clear people were there to be engulfed by the music.
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Recently, an outside group called Principles First started airing an ad of "Maryland Catch Matt Rosendale" being engulfed by ocean water.
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I have frequently seen beetles and skippers tipped headfirst into these flowers, engulfed by and momentarily blinded by the color pink.
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There were explosions at a chemical plant about 275 miles (21 km) east of Houston after it was engulfed by floodwater.
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The footage is then engulfed by a cloud of dust and debris, as the Al Quds hospital is hit by an airstrike.
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He jumped into the water after the pair were engulfed by an enormous wall of water that'd swept up onto a road.
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But voting rights will also be on the ballot indirectly, particularly in midterm elections that have been engulfed by voter suppression controversies.
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Her family returned to their native land, but she fled to seek asylum in Finland when Somalia became engulfed by civil war.
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ENTERING THE CAFE adjoining London's Hackney Empire theater, the artist and poet Heather Phillipson was briefly engulfed by a pack of schoolchildren.
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There's a photo from that moment of a giddy Stauskas, wearing a purple headband, his body engulfed by an oversized Raptors shirt.
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For an Indian security official, to be engulfed by a hostile crowd in Kashmir is, without a doubt, a life-threatening situation.
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The Scramblin' Kids of my Harlem youth are more than just a synaptic scrapbook of bleach-skipped Polaroids engulfed by fading memories.
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I spent about four years in Italy and I was completely engulfed by that aesthetic and the whole spiel of the Renaissance.
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"It's going to be all whites doing everything," said Ross, his wiry frame engulfed by a sweatshirt bearing his face and nickname.
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Yes, his cracks were surely visible, but they were engulfed by the light shining through them for all the world to see.
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Engulfed by dust storms Senior science adviser at ESA, Mark McCaughrean, told CNN that the lander was entering a world of dust storms.
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The social networking juggernaut found itself engulfed by controversies over fake news, electoral interference, privacy violations, and a broad backlash to smartphone addiction.
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The majority revolved around the fact that, although Grenfell Tower was engulfed by a massive blaze for hours, it didn't collapse on itself.
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The killing was sure to inflame tensions already running high in the country, which has been engulfed by protests for the past month.
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The killing was sure to inflame tensions already running high in the country, which has been engulfed by nationwide protests since Oct. 17.
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But cell phone industry stakeholders reacted with all the calm and composure of a Mountain View cop being engulfed by virulent alien goo.
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Footage posted by onlookers to social media appeared to show the bus gradually sinking until it was nearly completely engulfed by the sinkhole.
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In February, dramatic gas station security footage showed a man's leg being engulfed by flames as a result of another apparent e-cigarette explosion.
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A few days later, Makuakane received a text message from a friend confirming her worst fears — their home had been completely engulfed by lava.
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The report found that the number of disenfranchised voters keeps going up as more and more people are engulfed by the criminal justice system.
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In February 2016, dramatic gas station security footage showed a man's leg being engulfed by flames, an apparent result of another e-cigarette explosion.
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Fellow petrostates like Nigeria, Russia, Brazil, and Ecuador's Andean neighbor, Venezuela (another country to champion heavy social spending) have been engulfed by economic distress.
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British cycling has been engulfed by allegations of bullying and sexism, with former performance director Dave Brailsford defending the organization as "medalist" and meritocratic.
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SINCE THE euro zone was first engulfed by a sovereign-debt crisis a decade ago, northern member states have dished out plenty of strictures.
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In "Winnsboro Cotton Mill Blues," the melody of a workers' folk song is gradually engulfed by music as ruthlessly propulsive as an industrial engine.
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At least 12,000 people, including Jews, took refugee there in 1944 as the area was engulfed by fighting between the Allies and occupying Nazis.
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The Whigs would dissolve within four years, to be reborn as the Republican Party — the very party now engulfed by its own civil war.
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The big picture: Politics in Brazil, the world's fifth most populous country and the ninth largest global economy, have been engulfed by corruption scandals.
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But finding the road that cuts through their hamlet, Mosteiro, engulfed by fire, they turned back and began to hose down their house instead.
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The Swedish Academy was forced to shelve the 2018 prize when it was engulfed by rape accusations against the husband of an Academy member.
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Engulfed by an ever-growing semicircle of visitors, he began to fidget, searching for any possible escape route from what had become another uncomfortable interrogation.
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The marriage is only the focus of the first third of the film, before it is engulfed by international diplomacy, mineral exploitation and political deceit.
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IT CAN take less than two minutes for a shack to be engulfed by flames, from a fallen candle or a knocked-over paraffin lamp.
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THE VILLAGE of Trosly-Breuil, north of Paris, lay so close to the forest of Compiègne that it seemed about to be engulfed by it.
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For more than four months Aden was engulfed by fighting and besieged by Houthis who blocked food and medical supplies from entering their opponents' territory.
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During the morning commute, two cars veered off the tracks and passengers describe a frightening scene in which they were engulfed by sparks and smoke.
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A small town in Australia is being engulfed by something called "hairy panic," and it's not what you pull out of a clogged shower drain.
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The United States has been engulfed by an epidemic of opioid addiction in recent years that has led to tens of thousands of overdose deaths.
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Suddenly, audiences were engulfed by audible moving pictures, enchanted by a rush of city voices and city sounds, including gunfire, tapping feet, and tapping keys.
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A young girl carried a poster of the viral "This Is Fine" meme with the dog engulfed by flames replaced by a caricature of Modi.
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Of the 12 galleries devoted to this career-spanning retrospective at London's Royal Academy, three of them are engulfed by single works on a monumental scale.
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A dragon, possibly Viserion, who was turned into a zombie dragon by the Night King at the end of season 7, is also engulfed by ice.
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Germany's largest bank has been engulfed by crisis after earlier this month being handed a demand for up to $14 billion by the Department of Justice.
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In 2009, Obama, loath to see his first term engulfed by arguments about the past, rejected calls for a national commission to investigate the C.I.A. program.
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Shot from a balcony or rooftop, it depicts six seconds of horror: the city of Guayama, on the island's southern coast, engulfed by a violent river.
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For instance, this summer, while the rest of the media were engulfed by Hurricane Trump, Snapchat's news team spent days following the devastating floods in Louisiana.
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He noted that the pollen may have once been on the beetle, but it could have slid off as the pair were engulfed by tree resin.
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Too small to consume the picture plane (his head reaches about three-quarters to the top edge), he seems dwarfed by its space, engulfed by emptiness.
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Duke, universally admired and despised, found itself engulfed by Carolinas — North and South — at the sold-out Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville, S.C., on Sunday.
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Tuberculosis establishes a complex presence in the people it infects: Upon entering the body usually through the lungs, it is engulfed by immune cells called macrophages.
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Enter the space and you are immediately engulfed by colors, textures, and sound; you're in a spectacular, color-saturated elsewhere — an enormous, three-dimensional painting sans paint.
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Yesterday I was doing that—literally just making a loop, then sitting there for ten minutes trying to just listen to it and be engulfed by it.
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At least six vehicles were engulfed by the sinkhole that opened at Tanger Outlets just east of the city of Lancaster at about 4:45 p.m. Friday.
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"All of these houses are like family," said Doreen Ramnauth, 70, who lives two doors down and ran outside as her friend's house was engulfed by flames.
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Over the duration, she slowly becomes engulfed by her own hair—a process beautifully paced by director Helmi—and it makes for a gorgeously surreal few minutes.
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The paper, however, acknowledged "an advantage of the American system" in that the country will not be "engulfed by chaos" should the president be caught in lawsuit.
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But the disaster has also exposed divisions between oil-producing Alberta, where more than 220,000 hectares (550,000 acres) were engulfed by fire, and the rest of Canada.
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But the biggest obstacle could prove to be the White House, which has been engulfed by investigations into senior officials' ties to Russia that have consumed Washington.
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Henry's quick-strike volley, which came in the 107th minute, left Barbara with no chance to make a save, and Henry was soon engulfed by her teammates.
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Hong Kong was again engulfed by clashes between protesters and the police on Sunday, the first significant public gathering since the city's chief executive banned face masks.
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"I wanted people to get the sense of being surrounded and engulfed by it," Urrea said, standing in the shade of one of her bright orange towers.
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Tracey Corbin-Matchett shared this one on Twitter after the vacation home they were staying in was engulfed by fire in Tarbuck Bay, NSW, on December 30.
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"The lava is moving, but it's moving relatively slowly, so it's not like you're going to get rapidly engulfed by it," Klemetti told me over the phone.
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Current simulations show the Milky Way getting engulfed by the "larger" Andromeda galaxy, but if these new calculations are correct, it'll be more like the merger of equals.
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When in 2009 the single currency, structurally vulnerable as it was, became engulfed by the biggest global financial crisis since the 1930s, its problems quickly became glaringly obvious.
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There were moments where she allowed the paper to settle in its natural movements, as when it formed a cocoon and her body became engulfed by paper walls.
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This is Houtouwan — "Back Bay" in Mandarin — an abandoned fishing village engulfed by nature on the far eastern island of Shengshan, 90 kilometers off the coast of Shanghai.
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It felt as though we were shooting through the skies and were engulfed by the clouds — the fulfillment of a lifetime ambition for a speed fan like me.
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The five surviving crew members told investigators they attempted to access the passengers below, but at that point the salon was engulfed by a fire and thick smoke.
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But it was also engulfed by scandal, as its general secretary and head of programs were accused misusing some $1.8 million in funds meant for the Ebola response.
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And he lived in New York City in the 22016s, '2100s, and '22016s, when the city was engulfed by violent crime — a time period that likely influenced his views.
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In that scenario, you're probably dead, and the last thing you'll see is a bunch of animals being engulfed by biting rats while they're simultaneously trampling on the rats.
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The deal to replace older 737s took years to complete and was drafted before the 737 MAX was engulfed by a crisis involving two crashes and a worldwide grounding.
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" A man floating on a raft in the ocean, about to be engulfed by Hokusai's famous wave, says to his fellow castaway, "We're in Japanese waters, that's for sure.
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It tells the story of a house, built in the countryside but eventually engulfed by a burgeoning city, then moved, years later, to a new place in the country.
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Joe Orlando, a spokesman for the Borough of Carlstadt, told WNBC-TV that he saw several cars engulfed by flames and at least one building that was heavily damaged.
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And finally—the most important ode—the unforgettable two words Carol Anne says to her parents after she's engulfed by an eerie glowing light from their television: They're here!
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As Southern California continues to be engulfed by a series of wildfires that have forced the mandatory evacuation of thousands, celebrities are leaving their multimillion-dollar homes to seek safety.
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Marian Purcell tried to reassure herself that the America she admired while growing up on an island once engulfed by sectarian violence still existed after the election of Donald Trump.
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Half the counties in the state are in danger of being engulfed by massive wildfires, and, more existentially, we're still not sure who our next governor is going to be.
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The world did not just love Bolt, smiling with him as he made winning look preposterously easy; athletics trusted Bolt in an era when the sport was engulfed by disenchantment.
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" It said that free from "dictatorial Brussels," Britain could become "richer, safer and free" to forge its own destiny, instead of engulfed by a "relentlessly expanding German-dominated federal state.
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Engulfed by violence, Central African Republic has one of the highest proportions of citizens in need of aid worldwide, roughly half of them children under 18, the United Nations says.
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FIFA is engulfed by a graft scandal that has led to the indictment of several dozen leading soccer officials in the United States, and is under enormous pressure to reform.
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This is the goal and the challenge of any Antelope Canyon photo, or really any aspirational travel photo: capturing the purity of a landscape even when it's engulfed by crowds.
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It is grand and awe-inspiring, particularly if you can catch it in IMAX, where the larger-format images create the feeling of being engulfed by what you're watching onscreen.
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Volkswagen's attachment to long-serving managers contrasts with the approach taken by the electronics and engineering giant Siemens, another German corporate icon engulfed by scandal that recovered much more quickly.
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" MICHAEL SKORDELES, U.S. MACRO STRATEGIST, TRUIST/SUNTRUST ADVISORY SERVICES, ATLANTA "We have a twice-daily team call, and yesterday afternoon, our discussion was engulfed by the strength of the dollar.
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There is an anxious, burgeoning genre on the block — or so it has seemed to me lately; I'm engulfed by a wave of new books on masculinity and its discontents.
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"I turned around to take in one last view before we were engulfed by the trees, and the clouds had made it look like the mountain was floating," she said.
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"The doctor told her, 'You must go slowly' but she rushed and jumped into the room and I remember I was engulfed by her perfume, her hair and everything," he says.
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Hoffman said his vision of a small passion project was engulfed by too much attention, and that he would need a larger team and potential investors (?!) to see it through properly.
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This is why the United States and Russia must urgently reopen essential conduits and reestablish points of direct dialogue before we are inevitably engulfed by a cyber-fast crisis or incident.
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The governor has been engulfed by scandal since Friday, when a photo first surfaced from his 1984 medical school yearbook that showed individuals in blackface and a Ku Klux Klan robe.
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Dozens of houses were engulfed by mud when a mountainside collapsed in the town of Regent, on the edge of Freetown, on Monday - in one of Africa's deadliest mudslides in decades.
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By the end of the month, Virginia's governor, lieutenant governor and attorney general were engulfed by scandals, with most of the Democrats' 2020 presidential candidates urging at least Northam to resign.
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Nine provinces and municipalities in the northern and central regions, including the area comprising Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei as well as Shandong, Shaanxi and Henan provinces, were engulfed by heavy air pollution.
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Also speaking at the CBI conference, its Director-General Carolyn Fairbairn said that while Westminster was engulfed by Brexit, money was flooding out of U.K. businesses, damaging productivity and the wider economy.
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Roads leading to the Nebraska Public Power District's Cooper nuclear plant near Brownville were engulfed by floodwaters from the Missouri, but the facility was still operating safely at full power on Tuesday.
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Slipping into the fluorescent green, bath-warm water, I was quickly engulfed by an overwhelming number of ominous pulsating orange blobs, which ranged in size from bowling balls to Ping-Pong balls.
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Santiago and other Chilean cities have been engulfed by several days of rioting as protests over an increase in public transport costs prompted President Sebastian Pinera to declare a state of emergency.
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Roads leading to the Nebraska Public Power District's Cooper nuclear plant near Brownville were engulfed by floodwaters from the Missouri, but the facility was still operating safely at full power on Wednesday.
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Syria remains engulfed by wars and the worst humanitarian disaster since World War II. Iraq faces conflict with ISIS over Mosul, with thousands displaced and a referendum looming over the Kurdish regions.
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The United Nations has proposed that Hodeidah be handed to a neutral party to smooth the flow of humanitarian relief and prevent the port being engulfed by Yemen's two-year-old war.
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For a body that has been engulfed by partisan rancor and has few legislative successes, Congress has more work to do in December than it has been able to finish in months.
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Since its last election, Lebanon has been engulfed by a refugee crisis which has seen more than one million displaced Syrians stream over its borders, overwhelming the country of around 4.5 million.
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Venice is engulfed by tourists," local Marco Malafante told CNN back in December, "and we have to reduce the day trippers in favor of a more qualified, let's call it 'luxury' tourism.
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Then, the unthinkable: The family's sport utility vehicle plunged off a 100-foot cliff in Northern California and was discovered on Monday — upside down, engulfed by the waves of the Pacific Ocean.
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A flight attendant directed the cousins to get as far away as possible from the plane, which was soon engulfed by the fire, leaving only smoldering wreckage after firefighters extinguished the blaze.
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The book, later made into a movie by the same name, is about a wealthy Jewish family contending with the racial laws of 303 and about to be engulfed by the Holocaust.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Gavin Williamson was appointed as Britain's new defense minister on Thursday after Michael Fallon resigned over his past conduct as Britain's parliament was engulfed by a allegations of sexual harassment.
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Since then, those same vulnerable Democrats have privately complained to colleagues that their legislative agenda is at risk of getting engulfed by the impeachment effort, potentially endangering their House majority next year.
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If the rest of the month goes their way, the Astros could soon hang decorations with the image of Osuna being engulfed by teammates after the last out of the World Series.
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The rare deal to replace older 737s took years to complete and was drafted before the 737 MAX was engulfed by a crisis involving two crashes and a worldwide grounding, sources said.
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Notre-Dame, a symbol of Christian splendor that has captured the dreams of poets, princes and lovers through eight centuries of French history, was engulfed by flames which destroyed its roof and spire.
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Guttenberg was the former German economics and technology minister and was part of Angela Merkel's Christian Democratic Union party (CDU) but left the government in 2011 after being engulfed by a plagiarism scandal.
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Scientists can only prove that the dark matter exists based on the movement and placement of a stellar stream, which has the fainting remnants of a smaller galaxy engulfed by the Milky Way.
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Roads leading to Nebraska Public Power District's Cooper nuclear plant near Brownville were engulfed by floodwaters from the Missouri River, but the facility was still operating safely at full power on Tuesday morning.
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After releasing "Midnight," her first new single in two years, last Friday (July 28), she is now following it up with an accompanying music video, which sees her engulfed by dreamy Spanish landscapes.
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Jacob Kilasi, who lives with his family in a mud-walled shack in Mbumi, lost most of his harvest two years ago when the village was engulfed by floods, destroying stocks of food.
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At first there is this a mob of folks, in drunken frenzy all trying to climb this super slick pole by themselves only to fall and be engulfed by the crowd around below.
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In neighboring Chile, the Church was engulfed by scandal after a visit by the pope last year that brought to the surface a string of abuse allegations now being investigated by criminal prosecutors.
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But a four-year ban, handed down after becoming engulfed by the FIFA corruption scandal that has rocked the sport, means his presence at the tournament will be in a purely unofficial capacity.
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Unlike a total lunar eclipse, where the entire moon takes on a reddish color from being engulfed by the Earth's shadow, the moon will appear only slightly darker than usual during Friday's eclipse.
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Contributing Opinion Writer The bipolar days are here, half the planet at its farthest remove from sunlight and warmth, the other half engulfed by fires and some of the hottest days ever recorded.
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Rodel Maghinay, a municipal development planning officer in the town of Salvador, said at least 15 villages were engulfed by mudslides and cut off from nearby communities after a steel bridge was damaged.
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Conservative Francois Fillon, who beat rivals including Sarkozy to become the centre-right's candidate in this year's race, has been engulfed by a scandal over payments of public funds to his wife and children.
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But more frightening to me was the thought of being so engulfed by the daily grind of making a living that I no longer had the means to simply tend to my own curiosity.
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Conservative Francois Fillon, who beat rivals including Sarkozy to become the center-right's candidate in this year's race, has been engulfed by a scandal over payments of public funds to his wife and children.
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In neighboring Chile, the Catholic Church was engulfed by scandal after a visit by the pope last year that brought to the surface a string of abuse allegations now being investigated by criminal prosecutors.
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TRIPOLI/GENEVA (Reuters) - They trekked through the Sahara in hope of crossing the Mediterranean to a better life in Europe - but instead ended up in squalid detention centers and are now engulfed by war.
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If Trump's worst instincts are curbed early, it makes it more likely that Republicans will pass their policies, and less likely they are eventually engulfed by scandal or incompetence emanating from the White House.
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Among those killed were a couple in their 80s whose house in Kumamoto was engulfed by mud after some places were hit by more than 100 mm (4 inches) of rain in an hour.
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Ralph Northam (D) was engulfed by scandal over the weekend after photos were published from his medical school yearbook page of a man in blackface and another individual wearing a Ku Klux Klan robe.
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Acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy's own People's Party (PP) has been engulfed by scandals that could thwart its chances of retaining power, following the arrest of several of the party's leadership in Madrid and Valencia.
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The developments offered a deeper look into how orchestrated the events leading up to the attack on Lesandro were, helping investigators understand a spasm of tit-for-tat street justice that he was engulfed by.
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Scientists now predict that sometime within the next 100 million years, KELT-11b will end up being engulfed by its host star, as KELT-11's outer layers expand to consume the styrofoam-like world.
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These "Karoo firewalkers," as University of Cape Town geologist Emese Bordy called them, were some of the last animals known to have lived in this inhospitable region before it ultimately was engulfed by molten rock.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — The city of Charlottesville was engulfed by violence on Saturday as white nationalists and counterprotesters clashed in one of the bloodiest fights to date over the removal of Confederate monuments across the South.
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Turkey, a member of NATO, has been engulfed by the dark and destabilizing forces gripping the Middle East and the surrounding regions, where everything seems to converge: terrorism, the migrant crisis, the rise of authoritarianism.
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Debray refers not only to Macron's embrace of capitalism but also to his push for a moral regeneration that separates him from the traditional right, whose last presidential candidate was engulfed by an ethical scandal.
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The furor over the conduct of Dr. Tyndall came after the university was engulfed by allegations last year that the former dean of the medical school had used drugs on campus and partied with prostitutes.
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Engulfed by shame over being H.I.V. positive, trying to write his way through that emotion nearly a decade after the diagnosis, he grabbed the implement closest to hand and typed the script into his phone.
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Grenfell Tower, a social housing block in west London, was engulfed by flames in the middle of the night of June 14, 2017, killing 71 people in the country's deadliest domestic fire since World War Two.
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Malta, the smallest nation in the European Union, has been engulfed by a wave of graft scandals in recent months, including accusations of money laundering and influence peddling in government - all of which have been denied.
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Defense Minister Damir Krsticevic said some 100 people from the Croatian army joined firefighters in the village of Zrnovnica, east of Split, where children and elderly people were evacuated from an area engulfed by heavy smoke.
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"It looked like a war zone," said Kate Moutenot, 36, an art director at Largent Studios, a set and production design business on the Van Brunt Street pier that was engulfed by six feet of water.
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A photograph released by the Savannah Professional Firefighters Association showed the tail of the plane, with an American flag on its vertical stabilizer, lying next to the road and engulfed by orange flames and black smoke.
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The country's north, in contrast, has been engulfed by strife; the Islamic State seized cities there in 2014 and is fighting now to hold on to Mosul in the face of an offensive by government forces.
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Deutsche has been engulfed by a crisis of confidence since the U.S. Department of Justice last month demanded up to $14 billion to settle claims that Deutsche missold U.S. mortgage-backed securities before the financial crisis.
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Visitors understood this almost immediately, with the front room's canvases full of swirling gobs of technicolor paint, and the androgynous white Neuro sculpture engulfed by masses of paint that had become felt-like through some electrostatic process.
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The very active paddock area is engulfed by a sea of motoring enthusiasts of all ages who gather around the rare and exotic (and occasionally downright bizarre) cars and bikes like ants around a discarded jam sandwich.
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Colombo, Sri Lanka (CNN)As torrential rains in Sri Lanka finally recede, authorities are attempting to manage hundreds of thousands of displaced people, while rescuers continue to search for those who may have been engulfed by landslides.
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Cambridge Analytica, which gained fame by working on data analytics for the Trump presidential campaign, was engulfed by controversy after reports that it obtained data on millions of Facebook users through a seemingly innocuous personality test app.
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Her death shocked Malta, the smallest nation in the European Union, which has been engulfed by a wave of graft scandals, including accusations of money laundering and influence peddling in government — all of which have been denied.
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Despite Lemonade being engulfed by Jay-Z cheating rumors and political statements, the show itself was kept fairly lowkey—focusing, as always, on one massive wind machine, seven different leotards, and a knee-shattering amount of choreography.
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If you fast forward some thousand years, this is exactly the sort of footage you would see on display in an alien museum about human life long after planet Earth has been blissfully engulfed by the sun.
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Deutsche Bank has been engulfed by a crisis of confidence since the U.S. Department of Justice last month demanded up to $14 billion to settle claims that the bank missold U.S. mortgage-backed securities before the financial crisis.
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That afternoon, without mentioning Heyer's death, Donald Trump blamed the violence in Charlottesville on "many sides," and the whole country was suddenly engulfed by the question of what we were willing to do to stand up to Nazis.
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Germany's largest lender has been engulfed by a crisis of confidence after the U.S. Justice Department said it should pay up to $14 billion to settle claims that it missold U.S. mortgage-backed securities before the financial crisis.
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Copperwhite goes in the opposite direction but arrives at the same place; though nearly engulfed by the sensations that accrue to their situation, her head-and-shoulder figural units are no less isolated than Bacon's naked, abject loners.
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Both have been engulfed by the worst corruption scandal in FIFA's history as the sport faces criminal investigations in Switzerland and the United States, where 41 soccer officials and sports entities have been indicted on corruption-related charges.
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Maintenance is one of the most profitable activities of the Franco-Dutch airline group, whose French passenger operations have been engulfed by strikes and restructuring, but planemakers are also seeking a slice of the $65 billion overhaul market.
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The Minsk Agreement brokered by Ukraine, Russia, Germany and France was to produce, among others, a ceasefire in the eastern Ukraine regions engulfed by a pro-Russian insurgency and restore full control of Ukraine's eastern border to Kiev.
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Recently, Mr. Trump's campaign has been engulfed by ugly images of mostly white Trump supporters facing off against, and sometimes attacking, young protesters, many of them black or Hispanic, at Trump rallies in Chicago, St. Louis and elsewhere.
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The image subsumed by black glitter flecked with blue, Bailey meditates on the vastness of the ocean — through triangle trade, the bodies of enslaved Africans engulfed by the sea, their lives lost to a brutal and merciless institution.
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Almost two years ago, Grenfell Tower, a high-rise social housing block in west London, was engulfed by flames in the middle of the night, killing 71 people in the country's deadliest domestic fire since World War Two.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump thrust himself into the national debate over sexual misconduct on Saturday, asserting that "a mere allegation" could destroy the lives of those accused, as his own White House was engulfed by charges of abusive behavior.
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Germany's largest lender has been engulfed by a crisis of confidence after the U.S. Justice Department said it should pay up to $14 billion to settle claims that it mis-sold U.S. mortgage-backed securities before the financial crisis.
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One day, there will come a time when each Chris releases only a superhero movie (c'mon, Evans) and/or they join forces á la Infinity War (if Pine gets a cameo, we will all be engulfed by the singularity).
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Tajani, 64, has been one of Berlusconi's most loyal lieutenants, staying by his side when the veteran leader, engulfed by sex scandals, was forced to resign as prime minister in 2011 at the height of a sovereign debt crisis.
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Chea was among a small clique — led by 'Brother Number One', Pol Pot — of mostly French-educated communists who rose to lead a bloody revolution against a U.S.-backed government after their country was engulfed by the Vietnam War.
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Ms. Gray, a postdoctoral student, was traveling through an area of the country that has been engulfed by antigovernment demonstrations when a mob threw stones at the vehicle she was riding in, striking her in the head, officials said.
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As expected, he is engulfed by hardship, drama, and violence, but, when he finds himself in the middle of a McCarthyesque slaughter of Native Americans, he is unable to soldier on like the hardened men of so many Westerns.
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Tajani, has been one of Berlusconi's his most loyal lieutenants, staying by his side when the veteran leader, engulfed by sex scandals, was forced to resign as prime minister in 2011 at the height of a sovereign debt crisis.
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Germany's largest bank has been engulfed by a crisis of confidence after the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) last month demanded up to $14 billion to settle claims that Deutsche missold U.S. mortgage-backed securities before the financial crisis.
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In just one example, residents of Mossville, Louisiana – a majority black community founded by freed slaves more than two centuries ago – has been engulfed by industrial development since World War II, leading to abnormally high cancer rates among residents.
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Like most in Argentina, Mr. Cox and the Herald welcomed the 1976 coup, when military leaders overthrew President Isabel Martínez de Perón, believing that would bring much-needed order to a country engulfed by political violence and economic chaos.
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Spices were among the first engines of globalization, not in the modern sense of a world engulfed by ever-larger corporations but in the ways that we began to become aware, desirous even, of cultures other than our own.
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DAKAR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When aid worker Idalia Amaya arrived at the scene of the mudslide that devastated Sierra Leone's capital Freetown, she was horrified to find homes washed away, entire villages engulfed by mud, and corpses floating down the streets.
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While rich in symbolism, the summit will be short on substance, a reflection of how the EU has been engulfed by problems and divisions that may play out prominently ahead of the bloc-wide European Parliament elections on May 23-26.
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Deutsche, which is Germany's largest bank and employs around 100,000 people, has been engulfed by crisis after the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) handed it a demand for up to $14 billion for misselling mortgage-backed securities before the financial crisis.
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Both diseases are reliant on recognition of possible infection prior to the onset of symptoms, yet both are engulfed by crippling stigmatization undermining that self-identification, and both require long periods of adherent pill-taking to control or cure disease.
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The poll also showed that conservative Francois Fillon's score rose to 18 percent from 17 percent in what was the first increase since he was engulfed by a scandal over payments to family members for work they may not have done.
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The United Nations has proposed that Hodeidah, where 80 percent of food imports arrive, should be handed to a neutral party, to smooth the flow of humanitarian relief and prevent the port being engulfed by Yemen's two-year-old war.
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A fire that killed at least 79 people at a London tower block started in a Hotpoint fridge freezer, and the outside cladding engulfed by the blaze has since been shown to fail all safety tests, London police said on Friday.
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New Jersey's bill, which can impose a fine of up to $22,53 on drivers caught rolling coal, was proposed by Tim Eustace, a state assemblyman who was engulfed by black smoke from a pickup truck on the New Jersey Turnpike.
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Should Korean Air fall, it would not be the first airline engulfed by the fallout of the outbreak; Britain's Flybe collapsed last week as bookings faltered, and a further shakeout in the industry is seen as likely, industry experts have warned.
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HONG KONG — A jittery Hong Kong was again engulfed by clashes between protesters and the police on Sunday, hours after tens of thousands of people marched in a largely peaceful show of force against a contentious ban on face masks.
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Grenfell Tower, a social housing block that was home to a close-knit, ethnically diverse community, was engulfed by flames in the middle of the night of June 14, 2017, in the country's deadliest domestic fire since World War Two.
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Deutsche Bank has been engulfed by a crisis of confidence after the U.S. Department of Justice demanded last month that it pay up to $14 billion to settle claims it mis-sold U.S. mortgage-backed securities before the financial crisis.
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In Cabazon, about 143 miles (135 km) east of Los Angeles, two motorists swam from their vehicle and were rescued by helicopter after their car was engulfed by churning brown floodwaters, a California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection spokesman said.
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In a straw hut, engulfed by the nighttime cacophony of the Amazon rainforest, a shaman inhales a potent tobacco from a pipe and blows smoke on Moronci&aposs head to cleanse her, before she takes her place in a sacred ayahuasca ceremony.
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Grenfell Tower, a social housing block that was home to a close-knit, ethnically diverse community, was engulfed by flames in the middle of the night of June 14, 2017, killing 71 people in the country's deadliest domestic fire since World War Two.
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The 24-storey social housing block in west London, home to a close-knit, ethnically diverse community, was engulfed by flames in the middle of the night of June 14, 2017, in Britain's deadliest fire on domestic premises since World War Two.
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The Ipsos poll was the latest of many to show Macron and Le Pen six or seven percentage points ahead of erstwhile favorite Francois Fillon, who has been engulfed by a financial scandal involving his British wife, Penelope, and two of his children.
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"It's shameful for Vale," said Dilson Menezes de Oliveira, 58, who stood looking at the spot where his 32-year-old cousin lies buried after the inn where he was staying at was engulfed by a wave of mud and toxic waste.
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He never got to compete in the World Cup, because Liberia was engulfed by civil war, instigated by President Charles Taylor, during the height of Mr. Weah's soccer years and was unable to muster up 10 other players good enough to qualify.
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BEIJING — A kindergarten in Beijing run by a New York-listed company has been engulfed by a wave of public suspicion and wrath after parents charged that children in a class there were fed pills, jabbed with needles and forced to strip naked.
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This started one of the most nuanced and incredible four-year character arcs ever, with Naito losing the title match against Okada, becoming engulfed by bitterness at his lost opportunity, heading to Mexico and then eventually returning as the leader of Los Ingobernables de Japon.
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Washington (CNN)As the State Department becomes engulfed by the House impeachment inquiry, diplomats say they find themselves caught in a "strange parallel universe," where the administration officials they serve accuse them of being part of a "swamp" trying to take the President down.
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"Us being able to keep this 10-minute distance that you can jog [between offices] is a really healthy setup, because it allows us to operate as a startup but not be totally engulfed by a company that's at such a different stage," said Wasserman.
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It's an 8K panel—roughly 8,000 pixels wide and packing four times as many points of light as a 4K TV. Anyone with cash to burn can plop this 125-pound beast onto a stout pedestal and be engulfed by the 85-inch display.
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LONDON, Sept 1 (Reuters) - Gabon's sovereign dollar bonds fell across the curve with the 2024 and 2025 issue hitting a seven-week low after the country's capital Libreville was engulfed by a second day of violence following the re-election of President Ali Bongo.
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Those statistics, coupled with the alleged and acknowledged machinations of Mr. Dowless, who has a felony record and a history of financial fraud, and his workers sparked what slowly swelled into another bitter electoral impasse in a state that seems perpetually engulfed by them.
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The meeting of Sarkozy allies agreed to ask Christian Jacob, a prominent member of The Republicans conservative party, to meet erstwhile election race frontrunner Fillon - who is engulfed by a financial scandal - to present the demand, the ally, speaking on condition of anonymity, told Reuters.
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"The star system HD101584 is special in the sense that this 'death process' was terminated prematurely and dramatically as a nearby low-mass companion star was engulfed by the giant," said Hans Olofsson, lead study author at the Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden.
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TORONTO, July 6 (Reuters) - Statistics Canada has not collected jobs data for Fort McMurray since the Alberta city was engulfed by wildfire in May, the federal statistics agency said, and it has not yet decided when the country's key employment survey will resume there.
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Deutsche, which is Germany's largest bank and employs around 100,000 people, has been engulfed by crisis after being handed the demand for up to $14 billion earlier in September by the Department of Justice (DOJ) for misselling mortgage-backed securities before the financial crisis.
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READ: British doctors are begging the government to test them for the coronavirus In Italy, Salvini's attempts to play border politics have faded away as the country has been engulfed by the worst crisis in its modern history, recording hundreds of deaths a day.
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We are living through a time in which the president of the free world is driven by an ego that allows him to see things only in terms of the 'terrific' and the 'terrible', all the while Europe is engulfed by false narratives of us and otherness.
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Incoherent, Ida spent much of her six weeks at Mercy Hospital drawing what would become her salvation: over 100 fantastical images in which abstract forms — some recognizable as Ida — collide, float, somersault and are engulfed by others, an emotional reckoning in India ink, watercolor and pastel.
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On Thursday, as Southern California continued to be engulfed by a series of wildfires that have forced the mandatory evacuation of thousands, the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star shared a list of organizations that are currently accepting donations to help victims of the devastating blazes.
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So while Foursquare itself was forced to evolve from a social service that encouraged local meet-ups to a way to compete with others for virtual titles and local deals, the rest of the social media landscape became engulfed by ephemerality as a the new language of online communication.
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Almost two weeks after Trump was engulfed by a firestorm of criticism for his decision to pull troops out of northern Syria, the administration is bending to its critics, particularly Republicans, tweaking its rhetoric in Washington and calibrating its presence in Syria while the military quickly tries to adapt.
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A murderer's row of "Saturday Night Live" cast members and guest performers turned out for the show's cold opening this weekend, playing President Trump and the many people in his orbit engulfed by the controversy surrounding a payment made to Stephanie Clifford, the pornographic film actress known as Stormy Daniels.
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Eerie Time-Lapse Shows Beijing Engulfed by a Relentless Wall of SmogA new time-lapse taken over the course of just 20 minutes shows the mind-boggling extent of…Read more ReadThe smog in Los Angeles tends to produce beautiful sunsets as opposed to the grey, apocalyptic photos that routinely come from China.
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Authorities said the group was engulfed by a sudden flash flood when a thunderstorm dumped as much as 1.5 inches (3.8 cm) of rain in 20 to 30 minutes about 8 miles (13 km) away from an area that had been burned by a nearly 7,200-acre (2,914 hectares) wildfire last month.
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Mr. Trump posted Twitter messages promoting Mr. Gillespie, including on Election Day, but did not campaign with the candidate, an explicit, extraordinary recognition from Mr. Gillespie that appearing with the president of his own party would hurt more than help, something that has rarely happened since Richard Nixon was engulfed by Watergate.
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Add this to the list of eye-catching news coming out of Venezuela as the country is engulfed by economic and political chaos: GM, one of America's largest companies, was just forced to shut down its operations in the country after the Venezuelan government abruptly seized control of its car factory there.
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Deutsche, which is Germany's largest bank and employs around 100,000 people, has been engulfed by a crisis of confidence after the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) handed it a demand last month for it to pay up to $14 billion to settle claims that it missold U.S. mortgage-backed securities before the financial crisis.
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Eerie Time-Lapse Shows Beijing Engulfed by a Relentless Wall of SmogA new time-lapse taken over the course of just 20 minutes shows the mind-boggling extent of…Read more ReadWhile Trump has been remarkably consistent in his disdain for climate change policies and environmental regulation, his promises to miners are completely at odds with his business practices.
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Nobody occupies the White House without criticism, but Trump is besieged by doubts of a different order, centering on the overt, specific, and, at times, bipartisan discussion of whether he will be engulfed by any one of myriad problems before he has completed even one term in office—and, if he is, how he might be removed.
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Using richly symbolic poses, props and situations, Muholi's self-portraits represent African identity as nuanced and incongruous — from a stoic figure engulfed by a snakelike vacuum-cleaner hose to a series of pictures dedicated to Muholi's late sister, Basizeni, images that serve both as elegies and as "conversations with the legion of 'ancestral selves,'" as Ms. Mussai wrote.
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The senator's polls are sagging -- a recent Monmouth University poll found her with less than 1% in New Hampshire, she has yet to hit the fundraising threshold outlined by the Democratic National Committee -- a mark that a series of lesser known candidates have met, and people coming to her events have begun to worry she is being engulfed by the massive field of Democrats.
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But I can't help noticing that the menu is easier to scan; that the cooking, as good as ever, has moved toward small, colorful plates; that the prices stand firmly in the middle ground; and that the drab, businesslike design of Paowalla has been engulfed by paper marigolds, fruit-patterned oilcloths and a mural painted in comics style by the Pakistani-raised Canadian artist Maria Qamar.
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These were candid insider's accounts of romantic liaisons, sexual peccadilloes and oddball habits of the great pooh-bahs of the art world, and glimpses of her own strange encounters with them — Matisse hissing and cursing furiously as he drew a nude while Ms. Bernier watched; Picasso looking lost in a tattered brown dressing gown, engulfed by junk piled everywhere in his barnlike Paris studio.
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Questions surrounding Hillary Clinton's email practices flared again as a Federal District Court judge ordered the State Department to provide a timetable for releasing nearly 15,000 new messages uncovered by the F.B.I. And her campaign, facing a reshaped Trump organization dominated by right-wing media figures, has begun speaking of "conspiracy theories," evoking the "vast right-wing conspiracy" she blamed when Bill Clinton's presidency was engulfed by accusations of sexual misconduct.
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Here he comes, from the back of the theater, Al Pacino, swerving down the aisle, grinning and ricocheting from one set of rows into another with the delicious glee of a young boy who's stolen the car keys, kissing people in the audience as he heads toward the screen, shirt unbuttoned to mid-chest, skin tan like espresso foam, body engulfed by a heavy coat and a scarf that looks softer than Kleenex.
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Grayson's here, on the top landing, dressed as his alter ego Claire, with the grinning museum director beside him, engulfed by cameras and booms and giant gray feather-dusters swinging here and there, to such an infuriating extent that mere footplodders clutching pen and notebook can barely get a look in, and in fact find themselves being elbowed aside, because they are clearly preventing the best possible photographic opportunity that Grayson would present this morning… So I try to look past him, to the Timeline on the wall behind, which gives us some key dates and events in his life and ours, from which I excerpt in order to give a tiny flavor: Born 1960, Chelmsford, Essex April 1963, contracts measles, names Teddy Bear Alan Measles; Martin Luther King, Jr. delivers 'I have a dream' speech 1998 Begins psychotherapy sessions, which last six years; Google is founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin […] The surprise today is how demure and soberly self-contained Grayson looks these days.
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