A spavined nag whose blued flanks were singed and smoking.
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All communities on the flanks of the volcano should be prepared.
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The architecture of a post-war, early 1970s city flanks characters.
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The battle on the flanks will again be key against Spain.
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An interpreter flanks her for the two deaf students in attendance.
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The main battle tanks emerged nearby, snow sliding off their flanks.
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Tons of ash propelled by scalding, toxic gases poured down Fuego's flanks.
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Can Trump withstand a frontal onslaught and attacks on his flanks, too?
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Both cars even feature the same "1" racing number donning their flanks.
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On the flanks, boutiques and chic restaurants peek out from shaded promenades.
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This has allowed people to build homes and businesses along its flanks.
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Pedro and Nolito and David Silva give them options on the flanks.
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What other opportunities am I missing, then—or flanks am I leaving unguarded?
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While most visitors don't climb its steep, red-ochre flanks, the impending Oct.
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A "hate has no home here" sign flanks the Deerfield Village Hall sign.
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Snow-stripped saplings flying by in rows on the flanks of the highway.
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Right now, Paul Ryan is gaining praise from both flanks of his party.
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Sharp tendrils of mesquite scraped the car's flanks like nails on a chalkboard.
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The crater deflated, causing earthquakes, and magma escaped underground to the volcano's eastern flanks.
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In response, Russia is reinforcing its western and southern flanks with three new divisions.
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Blink past their front lines and attack their flanks or occupy the capture point.
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It has speed and youth on the flanks in Anthony Martial and Kingsley Coman.
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Caressing the shape of their flanks, it also conveys the texture of their hair.
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Her owners had brought her in because she was losing fur on her flanks.
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They have no margin for error; K2 routinely kills those trapped on its flanks.
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He dug his knees into the flanks of his mount and urged her on.
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Given that violent flanks tend to reduce participation, repel potential allies, increase widespread repression, and discourage defections from those in the various pillars of support, it is no surprise that regimes attempt to infiltrate social movements to encourage violent flanks to emerge.
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The scales there were just as tough as those along a dragon's back and flanks.
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Suleiman and his family escaped with their neighbors to the remote flanks of Mt. Sinjar.
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Austria flanks eight countries: the Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Slovakia, Slovenia, Switzerland and Liechstenstein.
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But Pelosi and McCarthy will have to deal with their left and right flanks, respectively.
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But up on the flanks of this sometimes-fiery green giant, it's a different world.
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And in the last few days, both of those incumbents left their left flanks exposed.
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The planned release follows communication on the matter between the party's left and centrist flanks.
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The woodcarvers, descendants of British mutineers on the Pitcairn Islands, signed the fishes' scaly flanks.
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The knives were on the flanks, where Arjen Robben and Douglas Costa had the cutting edge.
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The pressure from two of the GOP's ideological flanks puts party leaders in a precarious spot.
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My first thought was of a busy dock like those that once lined Manhattan's southern flanks.
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And notice who normally flanks Trump when he signs documents in other White House photo ops.
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The proposal aims to assuage concerns of two flanks of the GOP, which controls the House.
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The group had originally been looking for brooding female octopuses on the flanks of the seamount.
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As it melted, giant boulders embedded deep within its flanks landed throughout what became the city.
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The Sudanese are sometimes deployed to defend the flanks of the Yemeni militiamen who spearhead attacks.
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For a while he and the pack ran as one, his shoulders rubbing against sweaty flanks.
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With a small bow to all four flanks of the room, he took his final turn.
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The oddly cladded flanks of Citroen's C4 Cactus crossover would probably not generate much U.S. interest.
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He lives in a small town tucked against the red sandstone flanks of the Chuska Mountains.
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Farther up the volcano&aposs flanks, a luxury golf course, hotel and residential complex was also destroyed.
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The volcano has been spewing lava from fissures that opened up on its flanks for two weeks.
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While its white and gun metal grey hues plus curved flanks help it blend into the background.
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Mounted on two external flanks of the orbiter, MWR is designed to pick up six microwave frequencies.
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As it flanks the fish against a wall, the animal doesn't appear to put up much fight.
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Kylian Mbappe would seem obvious, but Lucas Hernandez and Benjamin Pavard on the flanks now looks inspired.
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Hernan Chavez has long kept bees along the flanks of the snow-capped Andes Mountains outside Santiago.
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Again I enjoyed the ethereal cloud play along the flanks of Baker Mountain, this time from above.
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Hernan Chavez has long kept bees along the flanks of the snow-capped Andes Mountains outside Santiago.
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His recent book, co-authored with Margarita Assenova, is entitled "Eurasian Disunion: Russia's Vulnerable Flanks," (Jamestown Foundation).
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Looking past the nightmare in Xinjiang reveals three exposed flanks of the Party: moral, financial, and strategic.
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And — and we were not really looking at our flanks, waiting for someone to come after us.
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He has landed in a strange part of the beach, where water flanks the sand on three sides.
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ON THE flanks of the Simandou mountains in south-eastern Guinea live remote colonies of West African chimpanzees.
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House Democrats will not move forward with a planned budget vote as two flanks of the party rebel.
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The real battles over power in Britain are taking place within the Tory fold, not on its flanks.
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McConnell and House Speaker Paul Ryan, a Wisconsin Republican, are accustomed to rabble rousers on their right flanks.
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In the four-square-block downtown, the buildings are salt-flecked, their flanks bowed from years of moisture.
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The flanks of the Pyrenees rose gray and jagged, and far below us the valley filled with clouds.
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Stuck between the opposing flanks of the Republican party, negotiators were unable to sway votes in any meaningful way.
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History provides ample proof of how fascists respond to violent flanks in the midst of broader civil resistance movements.
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Defenders of violent flanks often characterize their approach as the only option other than peaceful protest or total submission.
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The party's progressive and centrist flanks are each convinced that the other will lead to the president's re-election.
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The bill was negotiated among moderates, conservatives and leadership, but has caused heartburn among all flanks of the conference.
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Both Mr. Northam and Mr. Gillespie are moderates in their parties who fought off primary challenges from the flanks.
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Nearby, a young girl used a fluffy pink makeup brush to dust off her Saddlebred's flanks before judges descended.
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She also got liposuction on her back, flanks and bra area, plus a tummy tuck, all from Dr. Obeng.
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Some stressed-out fish enjoy a massage, flocking to objects that rub their flanks until their cortisol levels drop.
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Up close, when he shouldered past, the veins on his flanks looked like the estuary of a river system.
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A "Corey Stewart for Senate" sign flanks the gravel driveway leading to George and Donna Randall's southern Virginia home.
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But the logic of the system has unfolded remorselessly as pressure from illegal migration has built against Europe's southern flanks.
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Since you're in control of Rip-Tire, try to guide it along a circuitous route that flanks your target(s).
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The third set whizzed by in 26 minutes as Shapovalov again seized control with some ripping winners off both flanks.
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While Harris and Booker throw haymakers over the 1994 bill, they must also guard their own flanks on criminal justice.
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Sneak into the enemy team's flanks and target Mercy — who, again, is easy to find because of her tether beam.
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Historically, states have easily exploited the appearance of violent flanks to re-assert their legitimacy and suppress larger nonviolent dissent.
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One study finds that regimes tend to expand their repression against all oppositionists after violent flanks arrive on the scene.
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Even when movements succeed in spite of violent flanks, the political dynamics unleashed in the process are difficult to control.
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A few seconds later, a sailfish burst from the water, its dark, muscular flanks so unexpected in the placid Pacific.
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With both hands he held the shower bar as I sponged his flanks and hosed him off with the sprayer.
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Mr. Correnti's vehicle receives so much attention that he stenciled the name of his company, Nicholas Air, on its flanks.
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One possibility is an explosive eruption, or general weakening of the flanks of a volcano by hot magma passing through.
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A day exploring the flanks and waterfalls of this gorge, and the trailless crags above them, was a fine introduction.
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But that outcome was in deep doubt on Friday morning, as lawmakers on both flanks of the GOP expressed skepticism.
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Ears flat, teeth bared and flanks incised with riblike arcs, the animal projects a tense ferocity far exceeding its size.
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And the fullbacks, Dani Alves on the right and Jordi Alba on the left, were making penetrating runs down the flanks.
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"They have a lot of arguments and fights and open flanks and that's the last thing El Mayo wants," said Guerrero.
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Some of her harshest critics come not from the party mainstream but rather from the party's left and democratic socialist flanks.
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Both Labour and the Conservatives run the risk of bleeding support from their flanks, whether to avid Brexiteers or radicalised Remainers.
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Thirty portraits fill the front room of the nonprofit's headquarters, which flanks the light rail tracks for the Metro Gold Line.
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Here, on the north shore, the flanks of tall Mamalahoa are steaming, night rains turning to mist in the morning sun.
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One spot, for example, regularly held 8-to-10-pound striped bass, bruisers with gaudy silver stripes and broad, emerald flanks.
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A politician who wants to win these primaries must appeal to the voters on the extreme fringes to protect their flanks.
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In the distance is a car and abstracted greenery, punctuated by four dark green trees, flanks both sides of the path.
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Ana, with her scoped rifle, shares that all-range capability, with abilities that cater more to speedy heals and counter-flanks.
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Marble is quarried from their flanks in such great quantities that many peasant huts have the polished stone for their floors.
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Some 400 firefighters spent the night battling the fire's flanks, hoping to choke it off as it moved towards more populated areas.
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But Clinton's comment struck all the right notes to activate the left and right flanks of Gabbards extremely online support in response.
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"Overnight, calmer winds and lighter fuels slowed fire growth along the south and east flanks of the North Spring Fire," it says.
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The four-mic array flanks the lens on either side, doing double duty of listening to commands and noise canceling during chats.
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The penguin barely offered any resistance, but let out a deep, primal squawk as Mr. Sutherland gently took hold of its flanks.
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A monumental pork knuckle is braised and then baked until the fat wobbles off its flanks, calling to mind a slow avalanche.
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They have also taken control of an important highway connecting the two flanks of Kurdish-held territory, the Turkish defense ministry said.
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There's even a 20-watt built-in soundbar that flanks the bottom of the screen capable of pumping out impressive quality sound.
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Perhaps they brushed his flanks as he swam in the cove or swirled like snowflakes in the wake of his canoe paddle.
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Hawaii Volcanoes National Park remains closed because of the volcanic activity at the summit and the ongoing eruptions on Kilauea&aposs eastern flanks.
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With the two wingers buzzing around on the flanks, Peralta should have plenty of space to roam as the out-and-out striker.
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And the U.S. is fortunate to have friendly neighbors to the north and south, as well as two large oceans on its flanks.
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If you're Tracer, that means completing hit-and-run attacks, dancing through the enemy's flanks and tearing them up before flitting back again.
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The strategic cost of violent flanks is that they shift the struggle onto a chessboard in which the regime has the clear advantage.
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Historically, maximalist campaigns with violent flanks have been more likely to lead to civil war, even years after a conflict has ostensibly subsided.
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As Luis rode in Forest Hills, bursting into giggles at points, volunteers stood on each side, bracing his legs against the horse's flanks.
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Today a military guard post flanks one end of the span, along with a sign that reflects the Sinhalese victors' view of history.
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The device works best on bulges on the belly, flanks, back, inner and outer thighs, and front and back of the bra area.
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The newest fat-blaster to join the rotation is SculpSure, the first laser FDA-cleared to zap fat in the abdomen and flanks.
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Mahwish Chishty projects Pakistan's folk art traditions against the blank flanks of America's weapons of war, subsumed by the very culture they target.
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When they arrive by bus at the Olympic arena, a security detail flanks them, standing arm to arm, as they enter the building.
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They have no problem allowing sides to attack them down the flanks, betting on themselves to deal with any crosses or low balls.
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In the Holy Land, medieval pilgrims got drunk, sang loudly and scrawled their family coats of arms on the flanks of Mount Sinai.
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Perhaps what's most appealing has been the high-flying way he explodes off the court when hitting often risky shots on both flanks.
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From tongues to the cheeks to the flanks, Mayura is almost always on the menu at Arcane, though the specific cut constantly changes.
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The area, which surrounds a lake of the same name and flanks a major ring road, has experienced a construction boom in recent years.
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He couldn't just jab his spurs into its flanks, but had to coax it along, firmly pointing in a centre-left free-market direction.
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At least 110 people were killed when the volcano erupted June 3, sending waves of super-heated debris down onto villages on its flanks.
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And larger, cross-national studies show that nonviolent resistance campaigns are more likely to overthrow their own governments without violent flanks than with them.
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Twin buttes that look like they wandered in from a John Ford movie blaze orange on their west flanks, pitch black on their opposites.
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The question is whether Francis can hold together the church's left and right flanks while implementing reforms in how the church applies those teachings.
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Manchin takes incoming fire from both flanks all the time—and that's why voters in West Virginia keep sending him back to the Senate.
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Shishaldin has been in an on-and-off eruptive phase since July, occasionally dribbling lava down its snowy flanks and puffing ash and steam.
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A few days before our visit, Lokujo said government soldiers had snuck behind the front line in an attempt to attack the rebels' flanks.
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Soon, searing flows of lava, ash and rock mixed with water and debris were gushing down the volcano&aposs flanks, blocking roads and burning homes.
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Since 1983, the Puʻu ʻŌʻō spatter cone in Kilauea's eastern rift zone has been erupting continuously, splashing molten rock down its flanks and enchanting visitors.
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"We are deploying at sea, on the ground and in the air across the eastern flanks of the alliance... to deter any aggressor," he said.
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After consulting its records, the Vatican announced last week they had located bones under the floor of the Pontifical Teutonic College, which flanks the graveyard.
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Cameroon's Far North Region flanks northeast Nigeria, heartland of the jihadist terror group Boko Haram, and has become a frequent target for the group's insurgents.
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Separately, rival factions — the Petroleum Facilities Guard in the east and brigades from towns in the west — plotted to attack Islamic State from opposite flanks.
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Bull terriers spin, Dobermans lick their limbs and suck their flanks, Labradors hold objects or chew rocks, and King Charles spaniels snap at imaginary flies.
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When those fans step off their bus, though, onto the tight, terraced street that flanks Ewood Park, they will do so thinking only about divorce.
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"We are deploying at sea, on the ground and in the air across the eastern flanks of the alliance ... to deter any aggressor," Lute said.
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No one seems to be thinking about what could happen if these behemoths decide it's against their interests to have all these barnacles on their flanks.
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I think that the difference is more noticeable on the belly than flanks but then, I think there was more adipose tissue there to begin with.
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And countries in which violent flanks have played a prominent role in recent uprisings have been more likely to emerge from the conflict with authoritarian institutions.
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Henry Jackson Hunt, chief of Union artillery, who deployed his guns and ammunition with deadly effectiveness, especially in mowing down those unprotected flanks of Pickett's Charge.
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Much of the regional groundwater system that feeds these protected features comes from the flanks of Yucca Mountain, some 2000 miles or so to the north.
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Last May, Russian officials said they would reinforce its western and southern flanks in response to NATO's increased military presence in Poland and the Baltic states.
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Ronaldo showed flashes of his brilliance but was often restricted to foraging on the flanks or denied a clear shot at goal when he cut inside.
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The idea is to paint a picture of symmetrical radicalization, one in which both sides have extremist flanks that pose a major threat to civil peace.
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The Turkish military has pushed the YPG militia back from the border and nearly encircled it with advances on the western and eastern flanks of Afrin town.
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She plans to keep emphasizing how she can bring together both flanks of the party while highlighting her history-making potential to be the first female president.
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Her style of play is direct and as an overlapping full back with pace and power she gives England the ability to swiftly attack down the flanks.
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Centre-right and centre-left parties in many European countries have taken similar approaches, striking half-hearted anti-immigrant and anti-EU postures to defend their flanks.
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Repeated efforts to plant agents provocateurs who endorse violent flanks should send a clear signal: The authorities want movements to play the game the state knows best.
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From France's match with Germany, Santos will have noted that Didier Deschamps' team has a weakness on its flanks, in particular on the left with Patrice Evra.
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It was also obvious that the "mainstream" candidates could face serious challenges on their flanks: from John Kasich on the left and Ted Cruz on the right.
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The draft bill is the product of weeks of negotiations behind closed doors between Republican moderates and conservatives, convened by leadership after dueling rebellions by both flanks.
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Six days into the campaign, Turkish soldiers and their FSA rebel allies have been fighting to gain footholds on the western, northern and eastern flanks of Afrin.
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Outside Tehran, in the city of Boomehen, around 40 high rises have been erected on the flanks of a mountain, vexed by all sorts of construction issues.
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That criticism, both technical and philosophical, continued in an inevitable segment about Medicare for All with Ms. Warren facing criticism from both her left and right flanks.
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Another chicken shack owned by an Afghan family flanks the Elizabeth train station, where Rahami is suspected of leaving up to half a dozen explosive devices on Sunday.
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When the first 25 minute session is over, Rebecca gingerly tells me that some people feel the so-called "discomfort" more acutely in the flanks than the belly.
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According to data collected by the satellite — named Landsat 8 — temperatures in the chaotic avalanches the volcano blasted down its flanks three weeks earlier are still relatively high.
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Tracer is a meat-and-potatoes flanker who is living her best life when she's buzzing around the enemy flanks, distracting enemies away from her team's forward advance.
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The British-built PLA headquarters, topped by a large neon red and gold star, flanks key government offices and the city's legislature – a key target of recent protests.
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We made our first stop at the orange museum built in the shape of a pyramid on the Hill of the Star's northern flanks, the New Fire Museum.
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Therefore, slavery must be attacked on the flanks, which Lincoln eventually did by opposing its extension to the western territories, but not its existence in the Deep South.
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The small corridor that flanks the back of the gallery features an assortment of photographic works from the collection — sans redaction, as these images depict entirely architectural subjects.
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Chishty studied miniature painting in Lahore and here she utilizes elements of that technique, projecting Pakistan's folk art traditions against the blank flanks of America's weapons of war.
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In her "How Mexican Is Mexican" series (1990), a handwritten text by each woman subject flanks their image, describing their identities and proud, complex relationships to their history.
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And this, more than tensions between the conservative and moderate flanks of the caucus, is why the prospect of actually legislating brought the GOP to a crisis point.
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Bush forgot about the war after invading Iraq, and then Barack Obama came in and expanded the Afghan war to cover his political flanks on withdrawal in Iraq.
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Mr. Biden enters the Democratic race as something of a front-runner, albeit one beset by challenges from all flanks and looming questions about his long political record.
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Echo's mobility allows her to instantly go on flanks or else appear in enemy backlines, where her medium-range damage kit allows her to deal some serious damage.
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Within a few years, styles became increasingly baroque, entire flanks of subway cars sheathed in florid top-down murals, hurtling the city's overlooked periphery into its pulsing center.
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It's also a huge gas producer and is located on the flanks of two of the largest gas-consuming regions in the world — the European Union and China.
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While Florida's hitscan DPS Sang-bum "BQB" Lee did his best to carry the Mayhem and create pressure on flanks, he couldn't sustain it for the entire series.
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England's attacks are focused on the flanks and the lack of a creative central midfielder resulted in a predictability that the Tunisians were well organized enough to deal with.
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And this, more than tensions between the conservative and moderate flanks of the caucus, is why the prospect of actually legislating has brought the GOP to a crisis point.
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While violent flanks have sometimes produced short-term tactical advantages, they often come with painful long-term costs for movements seeking change—and the communities they purport to represent.
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Hence, the key strategic question is not which tactics are more immediately satisfying, or who has the right to decide whether violent flanks are the best course to take.
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Primaries generally move Democrats and Republicans to their outer flanks, causing candidates to perform complex pirouettes to secure the nomination only to later backpedal to win the general election.
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The creatures of Guerrilla Games' third-person action game graze peacefully by themselves or in small family groups, snuffling quietly to themselves as the dappled sunlight hits their flanks.
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The skin of his arms, legs, back and flanks, and some of the skin on his stomach, neck and face was missing or severely affected due to epidermolysis bullosa.
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With no reward for work conducted across the aisle, Congress has turned from a place of compromise to one of extremism, as representatives fight to protect their right flanks.
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Credit... On the windy flanks of Mount Aragats, a biblical-sounding massif in Armenia, an old man — a cook — shuffles through a sprawling array of oddly shaped, empty buildings.
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The Government of National Accord, which does have international recognition, controls only part of the country and is buffeted by warring factions on both its eastern and western flanks.
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The shaky ceasefire has fallen apart at this strategically-important crossroad as battles rage daily around an industrial district known as the "Prom Zone" on the town's southern flanks.
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I cradled her gently, pressing lightly on her flanks, trying to keep the fish upright, moving it backward and forward, forcing water through her gills, seeking to revive her.
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On the flanks, Willian and Philippe Coutinho can stretch defenses, and fire in shots and crosses, while Neymar and Gabriel Jesus can also pull defenses apart from more central positions.
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That kind of freedom is essential for Roadhog, who does most of his damage along the side and rear flanks of enemy lines when he's operating in an offensive role.
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"We had no idea what to expect, so I was surprised and overjoyed when we checked the camera traps and saw photographs of a chevrotain with silver flanks," Nguyen said.
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Drunk on the romance of war, Rostov dug his spurs into the flanks of his horse, lurching ahead of the other cavalrymen as he cut the air with his saber.
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Here, they watched over two long rooms of friezes that showed ancient Mesopotamians carrying tribute or walking beside their horses, which were finely carved with muscled flanks and elaborate reins.
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But in a sign of how he is facing challenges on two flanks, Mr. Cruz also began airing ads here against Senator Marco Rubio of Florida as well as Mr. Trump.
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AT THIS TIME of year the wild cherry blossom spreads from the valley floor up the flanks of the mountains that form the glorious backdrop to Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan's laid-back capital.
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Its mountain gorillas, which live on the flanks of a dormant volcano in the park's southern sector, are perhaps the biggest draw for tourists who venture across the border from Rwanda.
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Results can take six weeks to see, which is why Mr. Diaz scheduled sessions for his stomach and flanks in March, and had two additional treatments five weeks before his wedding.
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In one drawing, she uses purple vertical and horizontal lines to make the central cross, which she flanks with substantially wider orange bands, which are in turn edged in dark blue.
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Like the Alamo, it's not just a quiet sanctuary, but the neighborhood's last barricade against fancy new condominiums literally towering over it, and the gyms and Whole Foods at the flanks.
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A foot of new snow had fallen the night before, and spindrift whipped off La Meije, a sea of icy blue glaciers pocked by crevasses and cliffs unfurling down its flanks.
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The two mighty autocracies on the EU's flanks, Russia and Turkey, have both been hammered by economic weakness and the growing unpopularity of their leaders, Vladimir Putin and Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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Some new images of Pavlof taken by the US Coast Guard since the eruption began to clearly show volcanic mudflows and possibly lava flows on the flanks of the volcano (see below).
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About them swam the world's most colorful fish, including my favorite, the powder blue surgeonfish, whose flanks bore a splash of blue as rich as the sky on the finest spring day.
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In defence, Lucas Hernandez and Benjamin Pavard, both 22, are likely to start on the flanks after impressive displays in the warm-up games, in the absence of the injured Djibril Sidibe.
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Republican leaders failed to rally enough support to pass the GOP bill in a vote in the House, as conservative and moderate flanks found reasons to oppose the legislation and sought changes.
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Kislinski is a stark contrast to his boss—he speaks slowly, unsurely, and while Alekseev is like a bull racing through the town, Kislinski is more a fly hovering at the flanks.
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With wind gusting from the north, fire crews primarily formed lines along the southern flanks of the fires, often carrying heavy gear through rugged terrain, trying to slow or stop the spread.
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His influence grew in the mid-1980s, particularly with his unconditional, flamboyant praise for the 1982 Bordeaux vintage, which contained none of the hedging with which many wine writers protect their flanks.
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Prime Minister Charles Michel's problems echo those of other European leaders, including President Emmanuel Macron of France, who are trying to maintain centrist governments in the face of opposition from both flanks.
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For a handful of endangered Republican members, a vote on gun bills could put them in an uncomfortable position, opening them up to attacks on both their left and right flanks. Sen.
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Asked to switch flanks from right to left to accommodate Salah's arrival from AS Roma in the close season, Mane made a slow start to the campaign before rediscovering his goalscoring touch.
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DOMINIC THIEM (Austria) The Austrian's elegant game is tailor-made for clay and while his style is very different to the more powerful Nadal's he boasts the same stinging topspin off both flanks.
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In the lead-up to Iowa's caucuses, Warren's campaign has sought to cast the Massachusetts senator as a potential Democratic unifier who can bring together the centrist and progressive flanks of the party.
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"The problem with the SLBM is that it exposes South Korea's flanks to attack," said Bruce Klingner, an Asia and national security specialist at the Heritage Foundation, a Washington-based conservative think tank.
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Inside the auditorium, cameras were waiting: one on a robot jib, one on a harness, one at either end of the stage, two farther up the flanks, another moving on a ceiling track.
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Hungry City 13 Photos View Slide Show ' On the ice, the fish seem to stand at attention, arrayed in neat columns, eyes like buttons and fins drawn in to flanks of winking silver.
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Now a regular on Fox News and other programs, Adams routinely flanks President Donald Trump at news briefings and has amplified the White House's line as it shifted from reassuring to more severe.
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Inui wins a free-kick in a dangerous area, and although it doesn't come too much, going down the flanks seems to be a better bet than trying to play through Senegal's midfield.
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Black Tap, a popular burger spot flanks the lobby, offering burgers and Americana fare, though most people come here for the out-of-this-world milkshakes that beg a spot on your Instagram.
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Janusz Bugajski is a senior fellow at the Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA) in Washington, D.C. His recent book, co-authored with Margarita Assenova, is "Eurasian Disunion: Russia's Vulnerable Flanks," (Jamestown, 2016).
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Former Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias, who resigned last week, said on Saturday that Athens planned to extend its territorial waters in the Ionian Sea, which flanks the west coast of the country.
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In truth, they are a work of art; translucent, silver-bright fish that reflect the colors of the rainbow in succession down their flanks, infused with glitter that seems to sparkle from within.
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Hilda Lopez said her mother and sister were still missing after the slurry of hot gas, ash and rock roared into her village of San Miguel Los Lotes, just below the mountain&aposs flanks.
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FANNING out from the sodden delta of the Yangtze, and southward to the flanks of the Nanling mountains, over 6m hectares of emerald bamboo groves—one-fifth of the world's reserves—flourish in China.
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Strong gusts kicking up along the upper ridge lines on Wednesday night were a cause for concern on the fire's rugged western flanks, a few miles from the town of Lewiston, which remained evacuated.
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The North Africans repeatedly got behind the Portugal defense as their midfield triangle of Younes Belhanda, Karim El Ahmadi and Mbark Boussoufa combined neatly to release Nourreddine Amrabat and Hakim Ziyach on the flanks.
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The self-styled rock-ribbed conservative is under siege, battling attacks from his right and left flanks who say the Texas senator with tea party and evangelical credentials isn't who he claims to be.
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Ground crews raced to clear drought-parched vegetation along the southern flanks of fires, removing highly combustible fuels adjacent to populated areas before extreme heat and winds were forecast to revive over the weekend.
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After a small bow to all four flanks of the vast room, and a kiss for his husband Simon, Bailey smiled, took a last turn on the Burberry runway, then walked out of sight.
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The usual patchwork of prim green fields is receding from the flanks of Pueblo Llano's imposing, sunbathed mountains as farmers retreat closer to the only gas station in the hope of gaining an advantage.
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The hourlong meeting, which several people described as tense, underscores the challenge for House Democratic leaders to swiftly pass the landmark health bill without exposing lingering divisions between the caucus' left and moderate flanks.
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The shots of Benoist's "Portrait of a Black Woman" and those in which the couple flanks the Great Sphinx of Tanis begin to hint at such issues, but more could have done in this vein.
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The conservative and progressive flanks in the House are sounding alarm bells over what is looking like a significant spending hike and still no deal on immigration, and threatening to vote against the final agreement.
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La Reunion Golf Resort & Residences was once a place for well-heeled residents and tourists to putt, drive, swim and imbibe in a dramatic setting perched on the flanks of Guatemala&aposs Volcano of Fire.
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But back at the paddock, Princess Leonore seemed more interested in the grooming brush than the pony, giving its flanks a couple of cursory strokes before turning her attention to splashing the animal's drinking water.
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One of the seven Wonders of the World, the Taj Mahal flanks a garbage-strewn river and is often enveloped by dust and smog from belching smokestacks and vehicles in the northern city of Agra.
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Similar to the fight in the House several weeks ago, Senate Republicans remain sharply divided between the right and left flanks of their conference on issues related to Medicaid, tax credits, Obamacare regulations and more.
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On a clear day, from the middle of a well-trafficked stretch of reinforced concrete that spans the Snoqualmie River in Washington state, you can make out the hulking, ice-covered flanks of Mount Rainier.
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What was once a collection of green canyons, hillsides and farms was reduced to grey devastation by fast-moving avalanches of super-heated muck that roared into the tightly knit villages on the mountain's flanks.
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Also anything that damages yourself is annoying, so it's nice to see that Widowmaker is impervious to her Venom Mine and won't have to careful to avoid it when setting it up to stop flanks.
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Republican leaders have tamped down talk of impeaching Rosenstein as they try to balance frustration from Trump and their conservative flanks without interfering in Mueller's probe into potential collusion between Moscow and the Trump campaign.
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"We are like different flanks along the same united front; this is a huge loss to us all," said one mourner, Natalia Solzhenitsyna, the widow of the dissident and Nobel Prize-winning author Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn.
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Its willingness to serve places Western firms steer clear of is also a factor: who else besides Huawei would wade through malarial swamps in Africa and haul base stations up the flanks of Colombian mountains?
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Sunday's eruptive activity created lava flows on the northeast and north flanks of the volcano as well as a steam and ash plume that extended 90 miles east southeast at a height of 20,000 feet.
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Special forces who swept in from the east have already entered the city, while peshmerga forces are sealing off northeastern flanks and mainly Shi'ite Popular Mobilisation forces are trying to cut off the western side.
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Since resuming the offensive last week, the counter-terrorism service, rapid response division and federal police have retaken several eastern districts - despite fierce resistance - and joined flanks in areas that had been vulnerable to attack.
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Hazel said Thursday that it was "time to go" after the volcano sent an ash plume high into the sky following two weeks of lava eruptions from fissures that emerged on the flanks of the volcano.
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What was once a collection of green canyons, hillsides and farms was reduced to grey devastation by fast-moving avalanches of super-heated muck that roared into the tightly knit villages on the mountain&aposs flanks.
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Successful campaigns have gone beyond marches, demonstrations, and protests, embracing many other nonviolent methods—including nonviolent occupations, human barricades, strikes, interruptions, and many other disruptive techniques—to achieve outcomes without the political downsides of violent flanks.
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The horses of the era must've been coated in adamantium: I've emptied entire clips into their flanks at close range, only to have them continue to canter right through my character, killing him in the process.
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Often drifting in off the flanks, the 21-year-old regularly drops deep to collect the ball before driving at the defence with his devilish pace and trickery, or picking a pass for one his teammates.
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It's so cold outside that the cows have steam rising from their flanks, and Charlotte, suffering from a debilitating postpartum depression while caring for a 7-month-old, has just discovered that she is, again, pregnant.
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Marines talk of "bait patrols," in which one group of grunts heads off to a contested area trying to draw fire, while others wait, hoping that once the Taliban show themselves they can attack their flanks.
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Along with the aforementioned Ethernet port and disc drive, it's got a built-in Thunderbolt port and two USB 3 ports on its flanks that you can connect to external displays, as well as a headphone jack.
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Sanders has continually questioned Clinton's judgment, which essentially flanks her claim that she has the experience to handle crises—it worked for Barack Obama in 2008, and Sanders is using the same line of reasoning in 2016.
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Yogi Adityanath, a firebrand Hindu monk and BJP chief minister of India's most populous state, Uttar Pradesh, which flanks Delhi in the east, mentioned Pakistan eight times in 48 seconds in a speech in Delhi this week.
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With only 52 Republicans in the Senate, however, there is no room for error as leaders struggle with the daunting task of finding consensus between their caucus' moderate and conservative flanks on such a deeply divisive issue.
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Barca had 65 percent of the possession but were strangely ponderous in midfield and leaky at the back, where they could not cope with the pace and aggression of Mario Mandzukic or Juan Cuadrado on the flanks.
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As the two well-funded septuagenarians emerge from the pack, they have begun angling their appeals toward the party's two flanks, with Biden adopting a more centrist tack while Sanders seeks to dominate the primary's progressive lane.
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She slid her hands over the mare's flanks, lingering along the flesh where the rider's spurs make contact with the animal's side, before examining its ankles and the corners of the horse's mouth and the metal bit.
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After seeing it, I read the widely circulated A.O. Scott New York Times review of the film, which, perhaps unintentionally, conflates the lushness and poignancy of Baldwin with the documentary that draws on and flanks his words.
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" Ferguson said that one important goal for Russia "is to build their own naval capability in the undersea domain to begin to deny NATO and the United States the ability to maneuver on the maritime flanks of NATO.
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Turkey's military, the second largest in NATO, has conducted air strikes and artillery barrages against targets in Afrin, and its soldiers and allied Syrian rebels tried to thrust into the Kurdish-held district from west, north and eastern flanks.
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Consider the hallelujahs to the first amendment at last month's White House Correspondents' Dinner, where Woodward and Bernstein—seated on opposite flanks of the podium, as their mutual distaste seems never to abate—were the stars of the night.
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Downtown Princeton flanks the campus and offers other broadening experiences, like Labyrinth Books (122 Nassau St.), with a sea of bargain tables, and Princeton Record Exchange (20 S. Tulane St.), brimming with vinyl and CDs, many priced at $1.99.
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But we&aposve got a Department of Justice now, Laura, and an FBI that is covering its tracks, that is more interested in protecting its own flanks and not being exposed than it is in confronting and identifying the truth.
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The same sonic landscape flanks some of the film's most tormented scenes as Mizoguchi tracks several days in the life of a group of women working at a brothel during a time when the government was considering a ban on prostitution.
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Janusz Bugajski is a senior fellow at the Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA) in Washington DC. His recent book, co-authored with Margarita Assenova, is entitled "Eurasian Disunion: Russia's Vulnerable Flanks," Jamestown Foundation, Washington, D.C. View the discussion thread.
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His experience that night — a chain of hassle and deceit and frustration and empty promises — matched that of many others who thought they held tickets to the club and yet found themselves stranded on the flanks of the famous crossroads.
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MOSCOW/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Russia will reinforce its western and southern flanks with three new divisions by the year-end, officials said on Wednesday, threatening retaliation to NATO's plans to boost its military presence in eastern members Poland and the Baltic States.
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Protected on its southern and eastern flanks by hills looming up from the South China Sea, Cam Ranh Bay juts inland for 20 miles, the largest sheltered harbor in Southeast Asia, and its most strategic because of its deep water.
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Your sweetheart of a pup who suddenly flies into a biting rage might have a seizure disorder; your cribbing horse who turns in circles or bites his flanks even where there are no flies around might have a form of Tourette's.
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For sure, President Trump is in the Oval Office in a different era: the middle of American politics has eroded; both parties are more partisan, less willing to compromise, and more subject to pressures from their left and right flanks.
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He said it can take some residents over an hour just to get out of their own driveway when roads are congested, especially if there is an accident on the George Washington Bridge or on Interstate 95, which flanks Leonia.
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Then they spend a long day casting the heavy rig as far out into the river as possible, rapidly reeling the line back in, giving it an occasional jerk in hopes of setting the hooks in the flanks of a paddlefish.
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Janusz Bugajski is a senior fellow at the Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA) in Washington DC. His recent book, co-authored with Margarita Assenova, is entitled "Eurasian Disunion: Russia's Vulnerable Flanks," Jamestown Foundation, Washington D.C. View the discussion thread.
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From the maze-like, Muslim-dominated neighbourhood that flanks one side of the highway, a volunteer group of more than 100 people run the site, working in shifts and providing everything from crowd-control and food to bedding and medicines.
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From the maze-like, Muslim-dominated neighborhood that flanks one side of the highway, a volunteer group of more than 100 people run the site, working in shifts and providing everything from crowd-control and food to bedding and medicines.
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He added that the Philippines probably did not have enough ships to enforce such a ban, and that the lagoon sanctuary would offer only marginal fisheries protection in the absence of a corresponding fishing ban along the shoal's outer flanks.
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Nestled on the flanks of the extremely active volcano, the village was square in the path of a gulch that channeled the downhill flow of fast-moving hot rock, ash and debris when the mountain erupted Sunday, burying homes up to their rooftops.
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Earlier in December, the active volcano sputtered, sending ash clouds high into the atmosphere, but on Saturday it offered no obvious warning of the danger that was to come roiling off its flanks, leaving hundreds of people directly in the tsunami's destructive path.
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Europe felt its eastern flanks shift further to the right in November, when the conservative nationalist Law and Justice Party won the ballot with over 37 percent of the vote, forming the first single-party government since the fall of communism in 1989.
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"Nobody is going to be able to get them out or say how many are buried here," Efrain Suarez said, standing amid the smoking holes dotting what used to be the village of San Miguel Los Lotes on the flanks of the mountain.
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The new finding sharpens the debate between those who believe life began in some extreme environment, such as in deep sea vents or the flanks of volcanoes, and others who favor more normal settings, such as the "warm little pond" proposed by Darwin.
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It was a small brookie, and I reeled it in quickly, admiring the brilliant red-and-blue spots on its olive flanks and the vermiculation on its back, then watched it swim back into the calm, clear waters of the Maine woods.
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The 28-year-old, ranked 96 and in her first Wimbledon quarter-final, made a string of errors in the second set while her seasoned American opponent - sensing her opportunity - found her range and produced a series of winners off both flanks.
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The way the armies have to stand too close together, the way the edges of the map are often crowding the flanks, and in most of the recent versions, the way ranged units have to get within shotput-range before they're really effective.
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Most infamously, Tweet Congress was instrumental in helping bring down Anthony Weiner, after the then-New York congressman, married to a Hillary Clinton aide, tweeted a protuberant image of his boxer-briefed flanks to a 21-year-old woman who was following him on Twitter.
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And against Sweden, a team with little attacking sophistication and a record of just two goals in three games during the group stage, the U.S. often reverted to pounding crosses into the box from the flanks, rather than trusting its new and improved way.
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PEOPLE can exclusively reveal a sneak peek at the documentary, in which Jacobovici travels to the Pillars of Hercules, the ancient name given to a point that flanks the entrance to the Strait of Gibraltar, to investigate what just might be a startling discovery.
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" The overall strategy, according to Chapman, was to "get our men up to the front and to shore up our flanks" so that Antifa counter-protesters "didn't bust through us and get back to the rear where our women, and elderly, and peaceful protesters were.
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The administration also must contend with inquiries from federal prosecutors in Manhattan looking into the payments made to two women who alleged they had affairs with Trump before the 85033 election, meaning it has at least three flanks to consider given Mueller's continuing work.
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When I got to it and saw what it was, I just stood there, looking down at it for so long I could have counted the sand fleas springing off its paws and snout and the great motionless muscles of its chest and flanks.
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He no longer rips defences apart with devastating acceleration down the flanks or on the break, but he has more than compensated for the loss of his once electrifying speed by adding the positional sense, instinct and killer touch that all truly great strikers possess.
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While none of the changes had the desired result, Arena took a chance with about 30 minutes left in the second half, removing his two outside defenders — Graham Zusi and DaMarcus Beasley, who had been repeatedly overrun by Quioto and Alberth Elis on the flanks.
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The slogan was an exhortation not only for women who lacked the right to vote, but also for those who already had it, since ratification depended on a national coalition, drawing resources from suffrage strongholds and dispatching them to the expanding flanks of the movement.
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