Ri strides to the camera and looks at me expectantly.
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"We've been waiting for you," McBride said, leaning back expectantly.
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"Let's go Jays!" he said, and looked at me expectantly.
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" As the audience looked at him expectantly, he explained: "Zombie apocalypse.
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Voices hush and eyes expectantly turn to this booming neck-beard.
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The patient's wife looked up expectantly, her face tight with exhaustion.
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A crowded room of high school students fidgeting and waiting expectantly.
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She did, and the three women eyed me attentively and expectantly.
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" Bethenny looks at Dorinda expectantly, repeatedly saying, "And now it comes out.
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When Bev raised her head, the client was gazing at her expectantly.
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Bets are made, the crowd roars, and the VIPs on stage watch expectantly.
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The nurse hands the man an electronic card reader before leaning forward expectantly.
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We all keep glancing expectantly toward Juliet's spot on the living room rug.
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The families arrived expectantly for a meeting with the attorney general on Aug.
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I've watched my dog observe me expectantly to guess what I might do next.
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Already the sun is bearing down, and the constant scourge of mosquitoes hover expectantly.
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Eyal from the show Love Island walked out of a show, looking around expectantly.
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Khloé offers to help and turns expectantly to Kourtney, who changes the subject entirely.
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TOURS, France — A dozen of us sit expectantly in the orthopedic surgeon's waiting room.
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The tech world is waiting expectantly for Apple to announce its latest batch of iPhones.
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The noob's pen was stashed, he was tightening his straps, looking at her eyes expectantly.
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"Waddaya think?" he'd ask, grinning ear to ear as he looked over to me expectantly.
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Waiting expectantly near every attraction, they cajole approaching humans into giving up a free meal.
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"To be the very best, like no one ever was," she declared confidently, then smiled expectantly.
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I feel her staring at me, expectantly, but I ignore her, opening the ancient internet browser.
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Then, he gestures expectantly to a collection of blowtorches and hammers arranged on a bright picnic table.
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At the start of each episode, a customer expectantly deposits an item on the store's glass countertop.
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"How do I do what you do?" she asked, expectantly holding a pen poised above a notebook.
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Every time a bell sounded, announcing the opening of an elevator door, lobby heads would bob expectantly.
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Families of chimpanzees, babies hanging tight off the torsos of their mothers, watched expectantly from the shoreline.
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They stood expectantly for Eric to join them, one of them holding an OxyCap from the new batch.
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Once the first half ended, the couple and their entourage gazed up expectantly at the giant video screen.
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Then he looked at me expectantly until I realized he wanted me to nod my head yes or no.
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When it sits and looks at you expectantly, it's a clear sign that you should jump up for a ride.
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They crowd around it, linked together by adversity, expectantly leaning forward into the pool of a different kind of universe.
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We wait expectantly not for a victory at the front lines but for the moment when America consents to withdraw.
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On July 19, nearly a month after the Brexit vote, I stood expectantly inside the view that Spencer had painted.
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A photographer took our photos and, days later, at home, we expectantly opened the envelope, only to find disappointment inside.
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"The weight of rage/Will hold you down," he added, and then paused expectantly, as if holding onto a secret.
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She held out her hands expectantly as she waited for the tarantula to scoot its way onto her from someone's arm.
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Merkel looked expectantly at Trump multiple times, but Trump just stared straight ahead, his nose in the air and fingers clasped.
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Then she walked into the lobby, where many White Light concerts end with free plastic cups of wine, and stood expectantly.
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Then, Tom Hiddleston stares expectantly at the camera as the protagonist prepares to eat her meal (which includes, of course, Centrum vitamins).
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Mr. Turner tilted his head and glanced expectantly at Mr. Iyer, who was silent a beat before they shared a nervous laugh.
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Nerds like me still wait expectantly for Wizards of the Coast, the company that puts out the cards, to release new expansions.
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The week before one of King's projects opened, he attended expectantly, only to find his client's movie wasn't even on the agenda.
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I run into the hallway, nearly breaking the doorframe to ROOM B as I glance back to see the LED lights glint expectantly.
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We're waiting, hopefully and expectantly, for the decisions and actions that will make the Trump administration a decisive force for fundamental economic improvement.
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These clunky early services forced users to stare expectantly at torrent speeds for hours, mirroring the week-long wait for Apple Music's "hearted" songs.
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The party was still going, but everyone was now aimed at him, their faces turned expectantly, as if following the arc of the sun.
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As conversation turns to "Gold Hole"—a track Steen wrote at the age of 17—Nicola looks expectantly at him for a responsible explanation.
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"I love you with my whole heart, including all of its ventricles, atriums and valves," he said, as the animated characters looked on expectantly.
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We felt right at home when a miniature Key deer gazed up at us expectantly, begging for scraps, not unlike our black lab at home.
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She looked up expectantly at Hyla, who obliged her by offering a dainty portion of Royal Kanin dog food from a pouch on his belt.
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BOGOTÁ, Colombia — It could have been any beauty pageant in Latin America as two dozen contestants, wearing gold cocktail dresses, stood expectantly on the stage.
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"I then sat back and waited expectantly for a parade of fund managers ... to come forth and defend their occupation," Buffett writes in the letter.
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The train departed from Chongqing North station and after a two-day journey with an overnight stay, the passengers arrived — expectantly fresh in love — in Qianjiang.
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Turned out for the occasion in a goth-tinctured Alexander McQueen ensemble, her white hair cascading over her black leather jacket, she surveyed the gathering expectantly.
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He had been a boat captain since he was 20163, and while football players expectantly awaited a game, he planned to go long-lining for cod.
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Also: when we're done, we both look around to see Big Cat sitting on the bed, looking at us expectantly with his favorite toy beside him.
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Meanwhile, the town expectantly prepares for the return of a scion of its long-absent aristocracy from Argentina, hoping that he will bring prosperity with him.
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But sitting expectantly in the car, equipped with French automotive software company Valeo's Smart Cocoon 4.0 system, I was flabbergasted when it pinpointed my exact age.
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And while Alexa and Google Assistant dominate the consumer smart speaker market, businesses are looking very expectantly at Cortana, since many of them are already Microsoft customers.
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The lack of a ready answer to that question is keeping the London aluminium price expectantly poised just below September's five-year high of $217,23 per tonne.
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In many others, he stood slumped at the baseline, his arm trailing expectantly behind him, waiting for a ball person to deliver a towel into his hand.
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The mood was simultaneously somber and expectantly gay, like that of a family dressed for the reading of a will in which they were expecting good news.
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Hovering expectantly nearby, the residents of Vasant Kunj slum in South Delhi, one of the city's largest and poorest, stand waiting for a government water tanker to arrive.
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This morning, as I filled the feeders in my garden, a flock of small passerines hopped about in the hedges while three jackdaws perched expectantly on the eaves above.
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In this footage on local Thai TV news, Loung is seen waiting patiently by her spot on the roadside, but often looking up at the traffic passing, seemingly expectantly:
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While the world waits expectantly for the Trump-Putin Helsinki summit, scheduled for July 16, chances of reaching agreement on issues between the United States and Russia are slim.
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Those aren't small things, most of all to people who live at the margins or outside of the labor market, including people nearing retirement and looking expectantly at their portfolios.
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I then sat back and waited expectantly for a parade of fund managers – who could include their own fund as one of the five – to come forth and defend their occupation.
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I've been to pre-drinks and had straight girls chuck on a Kylie Minogue song while looking at me expectantly, perhaps hoping I'd combust with some sort of flamboyant, squealing excitement.
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That said, they did expect gifts as an entrance fee: a fact I was only made aware of when they put their hands out expectantly, before refusing my meagre pile of coins.
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She waited expectantly to receive a phone call asking her to perform at the show, after seeing three of the other nominees were announced to perform — Sam Smith, Lady Gaga, and The Weeknd.
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The student who asked the question looked expectantly at Spanberger and her fellow panelists, among them Representatives Lauren Underwood, the first black woman elected in her Illinois district, and Lori Trahan of Massachusetts.
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"Ok ok, what do you think of this: All I'm saying is, "The Pixar film, Ratatouille, set my expectations for the vegetable-based dish, ratatouille, unreasonably high" Cam said, looking at me expectantly. "Ha!
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Milling expectantly, cameras in hand, dozens of street-style photographers hover on the sidewalks of fashion week cities in the hope that stylish pedestrians will cross their paths on the way to the front row.
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DeJesus was first introduced to viewers on 16 and Pregnant and then on Teen Mom 3 as she waited expectantly for daughter Nova and navigated a tricky relationship with on-again, off-again boyfriend Devoin Austin.
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While industry awaits a new regulation — one that expectantly provides opportunity for growth and innovation — schools continue to teach outdated curriculum and companies continue to spend exorbitant amounts of time turning new graduates into productive employees.
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I see other children, boys in a classroom setting, looking expectantly at the adult who seems to be in the process of instructing them, cups of juice and neat placemats in front of each of them.
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James and I stare at the cots as gratefully as we can, and for a moment I wonder if we are meant to tip the volunteer, because he stands there expectantly, as wild children rocket past our feet.
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As proof, we offer this footage from Brewery & Gasthof Zwanzger in Germany of a man attempting to tap a keg, his friends expectantly waiting for the job to be done so they can all pour themselves a nice pint.
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We've got editors and contributors Angela Watercutter and K.M. McFarland, as well as editorial fellow Emma Grey Ellis, in the booth and we're ready to mourn the end of the YA boom and look expectantly toward our cape-filled future.
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At the shrillest moments of our own self-declarations — I am X, I am not Y — we often hear in that tinny register another truth, lurking expectantly, and begin to realize there are things about ourselves we don't yet know.
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Within minutes, you have witnessed a man whack his child embarrassingly hard on the ass, someone looming expectantly over an impromptu sick bag, and a lot of ominous-looking Tupperware threatening all sorts of smells once you board the coach.
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In video reports of her get-out-the-vote efforts, Cyrus knocks expectantly on doors and waits for students to answer, finding her in a blue top with a huge blue bow, furry blue jacket, and a red and silvery striped skirt.
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As soon as I set my glass down Z. was filling it, gallant again, and then N. was back from the bathroom, lifting his own glass expectantly, so that Z. filled it, too, and then his own, and once more we were toasting one another.
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Since Tinashe announced via Instagram that she'd joined forces with her "idol" Britney Spears for a new version of "Slumber Party", a track from Britney's most recent album, Glory, I've been waiting expectantly to get my life via this meeting of pop greats old and new.
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Clearly proud of the text, he watched expectantly as we read every painfully meaningless string of buzzwords and contradictory turn of phrase, struggling to suppress countless winces, eye-rolls, outbursts of mocking laughter, and the urge to turn his press release against him and papercut some sense into him.
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On Saturday evening outside Webster Hall in Manhattan, a young crowd buzzed expectantly amid a heavy police presence, including as many as 10 squad cars, while bouncers with security wands diligently patted down all those who entered for the sold-out hip-hop dance party known as HennyPalooza.
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This hope is fortified by an opening quotation from William S. Burroughs that hints at more highfalutin goals than gouting blood, so we expectantly endure the bland company of Colleen (Claudia Lee), a grocery store worker in South Dakota and the recipient of disturbing photographs of bloodily violated women.
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The police have been working out how to secure her funeral, the TV stations have Dead Queen Day schedules to be rolled out as soon as the doctors announce they couldn't save her, a million brands have soppy tweets sitting expectantly in their draft folders, quivering for death.
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In a painting by the American artist Alice Neel, full of broad brush strokes and vibrant colors, Nochlin looms large as a matriarch, her wide eyes confronting the viewer head-on, as she protectively envelops her daughter, Daisy, who — like her mother — stares out expectantly from the canvas.
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All of these big, self-consciously scandalous plotlines have the potential to come off as though they're trying too hard — a little bit like a 16-year-old in a Hot Topic shirt and abundant eyeliner smoking a clove cigarette expectantly in front of you, just waiting for you to be shocked.
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Image: Kristen V. BrownEarly in the morning a few days before Christmas, I was sitting in the living room of my mom's New Zealand apartment, typing away on my laptop, when a parrot flew up, perched itself on the balcony railing and stared at me expectantly, as if demanding that I bring it a treat.
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Her eyes gleamed out at him expectantly, avariciously, with some suspicion, too.
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The maximum G-force of the ride is 3.7 Gs, expectantly low for a twisted impulse coaster.
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Allmusic reviewer Steve Loewy states "With total command of their instruments, and endless ideas, the duo produces expectantly stunning results. Wondrous and evocative".
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Currently, in 2007, the Maine Chance Farm is being revamped into a Collegiate Equestrian mecha-center. It will expectantly feature a breeding program, equestrian center, and equine disease and research center.
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We were both flying in a tight circle. Just a little more and > I’ll have him. Pressing the [trigger] I waited expectantly for the 109 to > explode. I’ve hit his wing.
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Smaller lesions can be followed expectantly. Larger lesions, lesions that are growing or symptomatic, and lesions with sonographically suspicious findings (septation, papillations, fluid and solid components) are generally surgically explored and removed.
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Mild asymptomatic polyhydramnios is managed expectantly. A woman with symptomatic polyhydramnios may need hospital admission. Antacids may be prescribed to relieve heartburn and nausea. No data support dietary restriction of salt and fluid.
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Forty pairs of eyes are looking expectantly at you. (…) I began thoughtfully; soon there were gnomes and elves in the picture, finding magic ways to transform the stars of the night into the Edelweiss.
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The alternate term suffering () emphasizes the nature of souls' experience in Purgatory; they are suffering the temporal consequences of their sins to redemptive effect. The other alternative, expectant ( or exspectans), emphasizes that the souls of Purgatory are awaiting expectantly the beatific vision of heaven.
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The male demon then said, "Did grandmother pinch you? Come, lie next to me." This went on until only her bones were left. The next day, the step-mother was combing her hair as she waited expectantly for her daughter to return with gold and silver.
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Those assembled watched expectantly for a signal but none was seen. Noon arrived, and by law the sheriff could wait no longer. The order was given and the cart was pulled from beneath Elizabeth Wilson's feet. She did not die outright but showed little sign of struggle.
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The overture (sometimes played and recorded separately) alludes to several parts of the score without becoming a pot- pourri. The opera opens with a rejoicing chorus and Sicilienne. Héro has a two-part air where she looks expectantly to the return of her love, Claudio.Kobbé, Gustav, Harewood, Earl of.
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One of her last engagements was in a national tour of The Gipsy Princess. She had a singing voice of great purity, and audiences waited expectantly for her trademark pianissimo high notes. The operatic star Adelina Patti dubbed her "the Nightingale of Wales". Smithson was the first wife of the actor Dan Rolyat.
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In the Philippines, children in small groups go from house to house singing Christmas carols, which they called pangangaroling. Makeshift instruments include tambourines made with tansans (aluminum bottle caps) strung on a piece of wire. With the traditional chant of "Namamasko po!", these carolers wait expectantly for the homeowners to reward them with coins.
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Everyone knows this but Julian because if Julian found out, then he would be searching for Jasmine. As Julian returns home expectantly, he sees Hannah and finds out that she is his cousin. Julian leaves the family and searches out for Jasmine. As he found Jasmine, he tries to make her stay with him.
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Dutko was raised in the Worldwide Church of God (Armstrongism) before becoming a born-again Christian at age 19. Bob is married and has had 6 boys and 1 daughter. Colleen, the Dutko's only daughter, suddenly and un-expectantly collapsed and died in his arms on Mother's Day, 2002. Colleen was 17 years old at the time of death.
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The real Frank, pleased with himself, sits back and smokes a pipe, while Manhog is dismayed by the approaching clones. Manhog looks in the cistern and finds the Frank figurine, which he smashes on the ground in anger. Down in the mess hall the Frank clones wait expectantly for food. Manhog again serves up his same monster carcass porridge.
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Students are required to complete a good 4.5 weeks' worth of homework in 3 weeks expectantly increasing in the AP classes, but get the privilege of having the 4th week off. They also have four-year education cycles for history and science (e.g., biology, chemistry, physics, and geology). If effort is put into this experience, students should be well on track for college.
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After she forks it over, he then tosses her a package that was on the porch for her. He stares expectantly, hoping to see what's inside, but Alison is careful not to open it until he's gone. Inside is a burlap doll with a red heart and a pin and a note that says "It’s my turn to torture you." Ali reads the typed note aloud.
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The first of these was a relatively simple device controlled by an adapted pianola. Next was the "Estey-reed tone-tool", a form of giant harmonica which, Grainger expectantly informed his stepdaughter Elsie in April 1951, would be ready to play free music "in a few weeks".Gillies and Pear (eds), p. 248 A third machine, the "Cross-Grainger Kangaroo-pouch", was completed by 1952.
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Alice waits expectantly all night, but Savage does not appear. Eight months later, Alice receives a letter from England. Savage says that in the darkness that night he had mistaken her room, and had accidentally gone into that of Mrs Watson. The housekeeper had welcomed him, provided him with the necessary clothes, and decided on the spur of the moment to accompany him to England herself.
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Hanna chooses Danilo to dance with, and curtsies to him, expectantly, but, still upset with what Hanna had said to him, Danilo snubs her and dances with somebody else. Feeling hurt because of Danilo's actions, Hanna dances with Camille -- an action which upsets Valencienne. Valencienne and Danilo then dance together, and they effect a change of partners. Before Hanna can react, Valencienne and Camille go off together.
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He called Nyoshul Lungtok over to him, saying: "Did you say you do not know the essence of Mind?" Nyoshul Lungtok guessed from his tone that this was a special moment and nodded expectantly. :"There's nothing to it really," Patrul Rinpoche said casually, and added, "My son, come and lie down over here: be like your old father." Nyoshul Lungtok stretched out by his side.
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The Ministry of Health advised avoiding the sun between noon and 3 p.m. and not drinking alcohol, tea, or coffee. Meanwhile the NDMA recommended covering the head, cross-ventilating rooms, and sleeping under a slightly wet sheet. Asphalt used for roads expectantly begins to melt at ; therefore, on 3 June, the government of Churu poured water onto roads in order to cool them and prevent them from melting.
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Hofmeyr's established reputation as an astute diplomat and the leader of the Cape Dutch Party made him a powerful delegate. If anyone could convince Kruger to change his plan, it was Hofmeyr. The moderates on all sides of the issue looked to Hofmeyr expectantly, but none as much as Schreiner. But Hofmeyr's mission, like every other such mission to induce Kruger to take a "reasonable" and equitable course, proved entirely fruitless.
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An old man with a long beard is standing behind her and thanks her. Rosie takes him to meet her parents and lets him eat sponge cake; Matt and Jodie are expectantly shocked and surprised that they could hear his voice. The old man explains that he had been locked in the room for years and had spent nights chopping firewood, occasionally cutting his hand. He was most likely 115 years old.
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When they exit the room some time later, they find every family member waiting expectantly about Mudit having done 'it'. Mudit says that he managed to perform but Sugandha refutes his words. The families are now deeply worried. As the hour of the wedding approaches, Mudit understands the true meaning of reaching manhood and risks his life to stand up for the love of his life, Sugandha, and the two are finally married.
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Both feet stand on the ground, as if the runner is waiting for the sign to start the race, with his bearded face being raised expectantly. He bent his knees and tensed his inclined and well-muscled torso for the start. The chest is turned towards his left arm, on which he probably wore a round shield.Carol C. Mattusch: Greek Bronze Statuary: From the Beginnings Through the Fifth Century B.C. Cornell University Press, 1988, p.115.
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Wile E. drops the anvil and is slung up into the air. Wile E. points expectantly at his backpack and pulls out a cord, hoping for a parachute; however, upon opening the pack, there is no parachute, simply common items like a hatchet and kitchen utensils. His expression darkens, and he produces a cartridge of ACME-branded aspirin, taking a few to alleviate the inevitable pain. He weakly waves at the camera as he takes the plunge.
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Finally, in March 2017, Macedonia recorded their first win in the qualifying against Liechtenstein (3–0). Then again, expectantly, lost to Spain in Skopje (1–2). They also defeated Israel away through the lone goal by Goran Pandev, which was also a first ever win against Israel. However, in the next round Macedonia missed a good opportunity to collect yet another win, this time against Albania in Strumica, but the game ended with a draw (1–1).
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This leads to an increased risk of severe fractures that include spinal and hip fractures in addition to vertebral and wrist fractures. This creates a burden on the health care system due to a decline in the quality of life for the individuals that suffer from this condition. Some risk factors leading to the predisposition of developing osteoporosis are previous incidents of bone fractures and a reduction in bone mineral density. These factors expectantly increase as age increases.
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Realizing that he is unable to open up completely and share the pain that she considers to be part of any meaningful relationship, she ends their relationship. The episode is concluded with a scene that echoes the last scene of the previous season's finale ("Help Me"): House is sitting on his bathroom floor with a bottle of Vicodin in his hand. He expectantly looks at the doorway. Resigned, and with no Cuddy to save him, he takes the pills.
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After their entry, the Valet leaves and the door is shut and locked. All three expect to be tortured, but no torturer arrives. Instead, they realize they are there to torture each other, which they do effectively by probing each other's sins, desires, and unpleasant memories. Existentialist themes are displayed in the Theatre of the Absurd, notably in Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot, in which two men divert themselves while they wait expectantly for someone (or something) named Godot who never arrives.
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The convicted judge responds, "Blimey, I didn't expect the Spanish Inquisition!" The whole court rises and looks expectantly at the witness entrance door. As the closing credits of the episode begin, the Inquisitors race out of a house and hop on a double-decker bus to the Old Bailey, all to the tune of "Devil's Galop". As the Inquisitors ride in the bus, they comment worriedly that they are running out of credits (which are seen on screen) and are panicked that the sketch will soon end.
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D. H. Lawrence had a lifelong interest in painting, which became one of his main forms of expression in his last years. His paintings were exhibited at the Warren Gallery in London's Mayfair in 1929. The exhibition was extremely controversial, with many of the 13,000 people visiting mainly to gawk. The Daily Express claimed, "Fight with an Amazon represents a hideous, bearded man holding a fair-haired woman in his lascivious grip while wolves with dripping jaws look on expectantly, [this] is frankly indecent".
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Meanwhile, word has spread that "the foreigner" is dying, and since she has no heirs, the State will take her possessions and money. The desperately poor villagers crowd around her hotel, impatiently waiting for her demise so they can steal her belongings. As two old ladies enter her room and gaze expectantly at her, other women try to enter, but Zorba manages to fight them off. At the instant of her death, the women re-enter Madame Hortense's bedroom en masse to steal her valued possessions.
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94–95 Although many contemporary politicians, including Pillow and Bancroft, claimed credit in the years to come for getting Polk the nomination, Walter R. Borneman felt that most credit was due to Jackson and Polk, "the two who had done the most were back in Tennessee, one an aging icon ensconced at the Hermitage and the other a shrewd lifelong politician waiting expectantly in Columbia".Borneman, p. 108 Whigs mocked Polk with the chant "Who is James K. Polk?", affecting never to have heard of him.
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'Lait Pur Sterilise de la Vingeanne by Théophile Steinlen The Quillot Brothers had a dairy in the village of Montigny sur Vingeanne where they produced sterilized milk. In 1897 they commissioned the Swiss artist Théophile Steinlen (1859–1923) to produce a poster advertising their product. The result was an endearing poster that shows the artist's daughter Colette tasting a bowl of milk before giving it to the family cats, who are waiting expectantly. Steinlen was a prolific artist, but this early work is his most successful poster.
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It has been suggested that suction drains placed during surgery and non-peritonisation (not closing the posterior peritoneum) may reduce the possibility of lymphocele development. Smaller lymphoceles can be managed expectantly, and many lesions will regress over time. For symptomatic lesions a number of approaches are available and include fine needle aspiration with US or CT guidance, catheter insertion and drainage (with possible use of sclerosants), and surgical drainage. Sex and masturbation may cause the lymphocele to grow if it is in the genital area.
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When she asks how soon he will come to take all of them to a new haven, Rachel's answer is: "On the next wind. If not tonight, then tomorrow". Babette repeats: "On the next wind", as the Nightbreed look expectantly at the couple, who are far away in the fields. It is then shown that Boone/Cabal and Lori are now part of their people's prophecy, and they are seen together as one of the paintings on the wall that relates the Nightbreed's history.
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Alternatively, it can be managed expectantly, allowing the placenta to be expelled without medical assistance. Blood loss and the risk of postpartum bleeding may be reduced in women offered active management of the third stage of labour, however there may be adverse effects and more research is necessary. The habit is to cut the cord immediately after birth, but it is theorised that there is no medical reason to do this; on the contrary, it is theorised that not cutting the cord helps the baby in its adaptation to extrauterine life, especially in preterm infants.
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In the Hebrew Bible, three classes of people are identified as "anointed," that is, "Messiahs": prophets, priests, and kings. In Jesus' time, the term Messiah was used in different ways, and no one can be sure how Jesus would even have meant it if he had accepted the term. The Jews of Jesus' time waited expectantly for a divine redeemer who would restore Israel, which had suffered foreign conquest and occupation for hundreds of years. John the Baptist was apparently waiting for one greater than himself, an apocalyptic figure.
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Amidst this attention, Lady Derby quietly returned to London and gradually began appearing at events, later moving in with her brother the 8th Duke of Hamilton. By 1784, she was accepted in society enough to again be seen accompanying the Duchess of Devonshire. According to historian Hannah Greig, it appears that Lady Derby's social fate was tied to her estranged husband's – as Lord Derby's social capital decreased, hers went up. No reconciliation ever occurred between husband and wife; instead, the Earl and Farren waited expectantly for Lady Derby's death, which would free him for remarriage.
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The Carlton Television adaptation, in which Prior Robert is played by Michael Culver, dislocates the chronology, placing at the beginning One Corpse Too Many. This deals with the siege and taking of Shrewsbury by the king’s forces, which actually took place a year after the translation. Pargeter uses the known facts of Robert's life to imaginative effect. In Monk's Hood he waits expectantly for appointment as abbot while Heribert is away at the legatine council, only to be frustrated by the appointment of the council's nominee, named in the novel RadulfusPeters, p. 537.
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Ettinger waited expectantly for prominent scientists or physicians to come to the same conclusion he had, and to take a position of public advocacy. By 1960, Ettinger finally made the scientific case for the idea, which had always been in the back of his mind. Ettinger was 42 years old and said he was increasingly aware of his own mortality. In what has been characterized as an historically important mid-life crisis, Ettinger summarized the idea of cryonics in a few pages, with the emphasis on life insurance, and sent this to approximately 200 people whom he selected from Who's Who in America.
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Human placenta after expulsion Placental expulsion (also called afterbirth) occurs when the placenta comes out of the birth canal after childbirth. The period from just after the baby is expelled until just after the placenta is expelled is called the third stage of labor. The third stage of labor can be managed actively with several standard procedures, or it can be managed expectantly (also known as physiological management or passive management), the latter allowing the placenta to be expelled without medical assistance. Although uncommon, in some cultures the placenta is kept and consumed by the mother over the weeks following the birth.
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He reveals to them his plan: That he knew all along that the two were lying, Nobunaga was indeed alive and he intends to kill Nobunaga himself. The two Touken Danshi foil Hideyoshi’s attempt to assassinate them and narrowly escape. Mikazuki and Nobunaga arrive at Azuchi Castle, with Nobunaga waiting expectantly for Hideyoshi to arrive with support. Nobunaga goads Mikazuki, insisting that his history now is the correct history. The TRA split up their forces, with Mumei protecting Nobunaga while the ootachi leaves to complete their own mission: an attack on the shields of the saniwa’s citadel.
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Tezcatlipoca "Lord of the Night Winds" As discussed above, Aztec folklore is rife with parallels, much of the time depicted in deities such as Tezcatlipoca. For Aztec nobility, this "patron deity" is fundamental in the social and natural phenomena justified by religion during this time. Extreme reverence and respect, characterized by ceremonial proceedings in which priests were "to pay homage" to Tezcatlipoca, or where "citizens waited expectantly" for ceremonial proceedings to start under the low hum of "shell trumpets," were commonplace, especially for this deity. Utter respect from the highest position of Aztec nobility, the king, shown through the figurative and literal nakedness of his presence in front of Tezcatlipoca.
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Each chocolate company produces these at Christmas time and they are often filling the spaces near supermarket checkouts. In the 1960s and 1970s the selection box took on a more commercialized approach with games printed on the reverse of the boxes such as snakes and ladders, adding to the desirability of each brand's selection box offering. Children expectantly received a selection box each year and regarded them as a main Christmas gift. More recently the commercial arms of the chocolate companies insist on filling their festive selection boxes with predefined chocolate bar selections, and many a child will receive in excess of six selection boxes each Christmas.
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During the Dutch Revolt, the Dutch were under such a desperate situation that they looked for help from every nationality, and "indeed even a Turk", as wrote the secretary of Jan van Nassau. The Dutch saw Ottoman successes against the Habsburgs with great interest, and saw Ottoman campaigns in the Mediterranean as an indicator of relief on the Dutch front. William wrote around 1565: The Dutch looked expectantly at the development of the Siege of Malta (1565), hoping that the Ottomans "were in Valladolid already", and used it as a way to obtain concessions from the Spanish crown. "William of Orange pledges his jewels for the defence of his country".
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In general, the diagnosis of endometriosis is confirmed during surgery, at which time ablative steps can be taken. Further steps depend on circumstances: a woman without infertility can be managed with hormonal medication that suppresses the natural cycle and pain medication, while an infertile woman may be treated expectantly after surgery, with fertility medication, or with IVF. As to the surgical procedure, ablation (or fulguration) of endometriosis (burning and vaporizing the lesions with an electric device) has shown a high rate of short-term recurrence after the procedure. The best surgical procedure with much lower rate of short-term recurrence is to excise (cut and remove) the lesions completely.
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Top, L-R: Algie and Ginger in "The Chipper Chums Go Scrumping" Bottom, L-R: Milo and Ginger Pie in "Knock Down Ginger". Episodes were faithful to the original story, however, there were some minor changes. For example, the Cluck family in the eponymous story "The Dumb Clucks" were renamed the Klutz family, and the title was expectantly adjusted. Other notable changes included the use of character models that were constantly reused in many episodes either with minor adjustments or not, alternating between main and background characters: the character model for Dorothy May Piranha from "The Piranha Sisters" is the same "actress" who was Savannah Slumberson in "The Grub-A-Blub Blub".
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At the same time, Nhu issued a secret memorandum to the Republican Youth, calling on them to lobby the government to reject the agreement, and calling the Buddhists "rebels" and "communists". Nhu continued to disparage the Buddhists through his English-language mouthpiece, the Times of Vietnam, whose editorial bent was usually taken to be the Ngô family's own personal opinions. A U.S. State Department report concluded that the religious disquiet was not fomented by communist elements but that communists were "waiting expectantly in the wings for a propitious moment to capitalize on developments". In the meantime the government had quietly informed local officials that the agreements were a "tactical retreat" to buy time before decisive putting down the Buddhist movement.
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After the writing is finished, the ghost girl says goodbye and walks out the hall through the fire exit door. On Results Day, the history class stands by a bulletin board poster full of everyone's grades, ordered from best to worst by percentage. Rachel, best friend and the student Elisa envied the most, is expectantly at the top of the list with 98% whereas Elisa is shocked to discover that she is at the bottom with 0%. The last paragraph of the story points out that it had not occurred to Elisa that Penny the ghost girl had paid attention to the world around her during her haunting, or whether she had been a studiously-diligent student when she was alive.
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During this game, Testaverde and Dante Rosario became the passer/receiver duo with the largest age gap between them (20 years, 346 days) to connect for a touchdown. Testaverde announced his plans for retirement on December 29, 2007 which would take effect after the final game of the season against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on December 30. Panthers head coach John Fox sent him into the game to take the final kneel-down snap in a game which the Panthers won 31–23 over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, expectantly bringing to an end to the 44-year- old's 21-year NFL career at the same city he was originally drafted. By the start of 2008, he made it official by announcing his retirement from professional football in January.
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Shashi's brother, by now convinced of Roop Lal's changed nature and good intentions as well as the deep love between the couple, starts the preparations for her marriage. On the day of the wedding Shashi comes to know that she is pregnant, but does not disclose the news to anyone except her close friend Amrit (Nidhi Bisht). She expectantly waits for Roop Lal along with all her relatives and the entire village, but eventually the day ends with him nowhere to be seen on any of the buses from Amritsar. Her brother has to face the intense embarrassment and shame of sending everyone away, and this in turn hurts Shashi so much that she commits suicide (by hanging herself from a tree) due to an overwhelming sense of sadness, despair and betrayal.
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Many of the local white citizens resented the school and its mission, and Lee spent most of his youth in Talladega isolated from the white community, with several close friends among the black children of the town. De Forest prepared for college by attending Mount Hermon Boys' School in Mount Hermon, Massachusetts for two years, beginning in 1891. In 1893, he enrolled in a three-year course of studies at Yale University's Sheffield Scientific School in New Haven, Connecticut, on a $300 per year scholarship that had been established for relatives of David de Forest. Convinced that he was destined to become a famous—and rich—inventor, and perpetually short of funds, he sought to interest companies with a series of devices and puzzles he created, and expectantly submitted essays in prize competitions, all with little success.
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Placental expulsion can be managed actively or it can be managed expectantly, allowing the placenta to be expelled without medical assistance. Active management is the administration of a uterotonic drug within one minute of fetal delivery, controlled traction of the umbilical cord and fundal massage after delivery of the placenta, followed by performance of uterine massage every 15 minutes for two hours. In a joint statement, World Health Organization, the International Federation of Gynaecology and Obstetrics and the International Confederation of Midwives recommend active management of the third stage of labour in all vaginal deliveries to help to prevent postpartum hemorrhage. Delaying the clamping of the umbilical cord for at least one minute or until it ceases to pulsate, which may take several minutes, improves outcomes as long as there is the ability to treat jaundice if it occurs.
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Currently, this would only be achieved by a laparoscopic inspection, and as we have seen, this is not normally performed #Under what we may now call the "Fertiloscopy paradigm" if the Dye test does not produce a good flow of dye into the pouch of Douglas, or if the mucosa show the characteristic staining patterns associated with damage, then the patient will rarely become pregnant using IUI. #Similarly, patients with significant adhesions or endometriosis are unlikely to become pregnant using IUI. #For these people (40% of the total), a choice is required between immediate IVF, or pelvic surgery followed by either expectant management, IUI or IVF as appropriate. There are clear criteria for this decision, as described in the literature #If none of these are seen, the patient is treated expectantly or by IUI as appropriate.
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In the meantime, the owner of the factory listens to live musicians in his room, with a remote control, as Madonna is shown lying naked on her bed, with one end of a chain attached to her neck, the other end going long down into the factory. As the owner leers at the musicians in the room, the worker is shown caressing Madonna's cat, while looking up expectantly towards her room. Perhaps the owner in a suit is Madonna's husband and she is trying to escape him. As the final verse of the song begins, a soaked Madonna, wearing the same black lingerie, like a stalking cat, is shown crawling on the floor among her furniture, like under the table with lightning flashing, along with a brief scene through a clear globe held up by 3 male statues, the scene interspersed with Madonna sitting on a sofa and smoking.
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The normal penalty for any offence in Mao is one card per offence, though as previously stated, offences are consecutively applied, making some offences harsher than others. There is usually a time limit of approximately 5 to 10 seconds for each turn. If exceeded, the player gets a penalty card for delay of game or late play and either loses their turn or gets another penalty every five seconds thereafter to either comply with any violated rules, or play a card. Ruthless players who are familiar with the rules sometimes exploit this rule to confuse new players who are unfamiliar with game mechanics that change the order of play: for example, players might look expectantly at a particular player other than the one whose turn it is as if waiting for him to play, then penalizing that player for playing out of turn if he plays, then immediately penalizing the player whose turn it actually is for delay of game.
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