Her once solitary work now had company and a larger purpose.
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This is not an ideal ratio, but at least I had company.
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Facebook had company from other tech firms when reporting its earnings yesterday.
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But Ms. Lederman had company at the Cruz campaign stop at a tavern.
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Levandowski had company files on his personal devices, and destroyed some as well.
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They hid their boat in the brush and quickly discovered they had company.
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One in 2628 had sensitive business data - and only slightly fewer had company emails.
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The journey took him 76 days -- and he had company on every one: Plastic.
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Coleman had company: Bolt's reaction time was the second slowest of the eight finalists.
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A roster of vanquished campaign rivals, congressional enemies and other assorted villains had company.
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As riding the Wedge grew in popularity, bodysurfers found they had company in the lineup.
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That led to his third bogey on the back nine, and suddenly he had company.
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"We've had company members who think we should take 'mime' out of our title," Baumwoll said.
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In that, he had company: Some 20 to 25 percent of all transplant patients miss doses.
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But when he posted his feelings on his Facebook page, he quickly found that he had company.
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Moments like this had company on Tuesday, when the Yankees were beaten by the Arizona Diamondbacks, 5-3.
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So when you came down, of course I was nice to you because we had company at last.
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I was mostly content to know that in the solace of my dusky mental twilight, I had company.
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The last time the Crawleys had company over, Lord Grantham managed to spew blood all over the dinner table.
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One morning, in a parking lot where he had clandestinely camped the night, he awoke to see he had company.
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Chris Christie became the first high-profile politician to endorse Trump, but it didn't take long before he had company. Sen.
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Chuck and Catherine told neighbors it was a sign of progress: Lane usually stayed in his room when they had company.
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It had company, with socialist magazines like Jacobin and Current Affairs and podcasts like Chapo Trap House gaining vast new audiences and influence.
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Because what people thought of the solo diners proved to be no different than what they thought of the diners who had company.
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The last time Mercury had company was NASA's MESSENGER mission, which culminated in 2015 after it spent four years orbiting and investigating the planet.
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Scott Disick returned to Las Vegas on Friday, as he often does, but this time he had company: ex Kourtney Kardashian and their kids.
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When you're perennially single like me, you get to indulge in certain pleasures that'd otherwise be a little more difficult if you had company.
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"Other than that, I love New York," said Matwey, who added with a wink that he at least had company as he stood in line.
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He had company: gang members, mobsters and another valuable F.B.I. informant, Ahmed Abdulkadir Warsame, a Somali terrorist captured in international waters near Yemen in 2011.
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"I've had company here, but it's been the wrong company so I prefer to be alone," she told Vanity Fair of her home in Havana.
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She had company: Rinat Akhmetshin, the Russian-American lobbyist who it was revealed on Friday also attended the Trump meeting, also went to both DC events.
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Swing Shift is a ridiculous movie, although I enjoyed it because it was the only time I had company at the movie theater throughout my Hawn-athon.
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On Friday, when students walked out of school to protest gun violence and mark the 28503th anniversary of the Columbine High School shooting, Blackman had company. pic.twitter.
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As noted though, he's had company: George W. Bush had a first-tier economy in early 2007, but it was coupled with approval as low as 35 percent.
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She said she was only a few miles into the woods when she turned around and realized that they had company: They were being stalked by a cougar.
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Overall, Einhorn has had company in Tesla: Traders short-selling Tesla's soaring stock have lost $3.7 billion this year, eclipsing the combined losses of traders shorting Apple Inc, Amazon.
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That he also had company in his family was clear enough: Josh had asked the question because he had the disorder, too, and was at last getting help for it.
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She freed herself from underneath Patterson's bed — where she routinely had to stay when he went out or had company over — threw on a pair of his shoes and fled the house.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The diminutive prehistoric human species dubbed the "Hobbit" that inhabited the isle of Flores apparently had company on other Indonesian islands long before our species, Homo sapiens, arrived on the scene.
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We're told friends became concerned Tuesday when they weren't able to get a hold of him, as sources say he was always up by 4:30 AM and easily reachable by cell unless he had company.
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Almost as soon as the young man crouching on a trash-strewed street in Brooklyn pulled out a crumpled dollar bill from his pocket and emptied its contents of dried leaves into a wrapper, he had company.
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Beijing had company, as leaders from around the world, including Russia and NATO, condemned the test, rare unanimity at a time of pervasive discord on issues like Syria's civil war, the Shiite-Sunni Muslim divide, Ukraine and migration.
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In the last few months of her life, I frequently helped her into the colorful floral sweater she preferred to wear when she had company, and welcomed a steady stream of guests, offering them tea, coffee, or a pastry.
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She told police that once she was certain he'd left, she freed herself from beneath his bed — where she routinely had to stay when he went out or had company over — threw on a pair of his shoes and fled the house.
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Though he made her go under his bed to hide, in what she described as a usual method he used to hide her when he had company over, she said she crawled out and put on a pair of his shoes to walk out of the house.
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Just three days after Murkowski and Collins were the only two Republicans to oppose a procedural vote to move on to a health care measure -- resulting in Vice President Mike Pence having to make the tie-breaking vote -- the two were back in the "no" column again, but this time they had company. Sen.
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Serene, Colorado was a company town owned by the Rocky Mountain Fuel Company. Serene had company housing, a post office, a tipple, and was the site of the Columbine Mine.
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The school had a Basketball Team for a while that entered into competition with other local schools. The school had company level baseball teams, but nothing of a serious nature. It was basically considered "Play Time". The school took the children to the then Ford Motor Plant in Mahwah, New York.
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Family news pages include announcements of births, engagements, weddings, landmark birthdays and anniversaries, and obituaries. In the past, correspondents often submitted stories along the lines of "Mr. and Mrs. John Jones had company from out-of-town last week", although these types of stories - commonly called "Neighborhood News" or some similar name - are largely a thing of the past.
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In 1912 Krogness was hired as manager of the aurora borealis observatory at Haldde in Kåfjord, Alta. He also lived there with his family, and from 1915 he had company by fellow researcher Olaf Devik. The two successfully suggested the establishment of a geophysical institute in Tromsø; both moved there to work in 1918. Krogness was the institute's manager from 1918 to 1922.
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Under this system, the term 'Kombinate' was frequently dropped and the term "VEB" usually implied the group rather than the individual factory. The organisation of all state enterprises was the responsibility of the State Planning Commission. VEBs often had company sports teams, and played an important role in the promotion of sports. In 1989, VEBs employed 79.9% of the East German workforce.
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She was carrying flour and was under orders to avoid combat, but the British did not know that. Midshipman G. Yeo, Yeo's younger brother, another midshipman, the remaining 25 men of the crew, and 20 local Negroes that the two midshipmen induced to join them, set sail towards Topaze. Topaze, judging from the sloop's boldness that she had company that would be forthcoming, turned away. A few days later captured Topaze.
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However, three-quarters of her crew, as well as her captain, James Lucas Yeo, were ashore, attacking the French defenders. Midshipman G. Yeo, Yeo's younger brother, another midshipman, the remaining 25 men of the crew, and 20 local Negroes that the two midshipmen induced to join them, set sail towards Topaze. Topaze, judging from the sloop's boldness that she had company that would be forthcoming, turned away.Long (1895), pp.149-50.
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He was chairman of the Overseas Settlement Board in 1936 and was High Steward of the University of Cambridge and Chancellor of the University of Leeds from 1938 until 1950. He also had company directorships with The Alliance Insurance Company of Britain and the Bank of Australasia. He served as president of the Zoological Society of London in 1948. He was a freemason and was Grand Master of the United Grand Lodge of England from 1947 to 1950.
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Under Army control, the facility was incorporated into the Rothwesten Kaserne and was used primarily as an intelligence facility. During the Cold War the 319th Army Security Agency (ASA) Battalion was responsible for an area that stretched from the Baltic Sea to Southern Germany and from near the Dutch border to the East–West German border. The 319th Battalion had Company level units at various locations throughout Germany. The 319th Battalion comprised the 182nd USASA Company and the 184th USASA Company.
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The Regiment de la Rey was established in 1934 as one of the new Afrikaans language Citizen Force units of the Union Defence Force. The regimental badge depicts a lion's head, in memory of Boer General JH de la Rey, the Lion of the West after whom the regiment is named. Before the Second World War, battalion headquarters were at Rustenburg in the Transvaal. The unit had company headquarters at Potchefstroom, Klerksdorp and Ventersdorp, with a support company at Brits.
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Of course, with his background with the C&O;, Page was also heavily involved in railroads. Page settled with his family in the Fayette County hamlet of Ansted, located high above the New River Valley along the old James River and Kanawha Turnpike. As president of the Gauley Mountain Coal Company, in 1890, he had company carpenters build a palatial white Victorian mansion on a knoll overlooking the town. Eight servants were employed to care for the family, which included his wife Emma, and their four children.
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During his early childhood, DeMartini suffered from polio starting at age 2. Doctors performed many operations on him, and he had to use casts, crutches and braces until he was 13 and could finally walk on his own. At the early age of 8, DeMartini was living in the Castro District of San Francisco when his mother gave him a pencil and paper, and told him “draw something,” to keep him busy while they had company over. This is when he started doodling and began his artistic journey.
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Meanwhile, his regiment advanced up the west side of the island until reaching the strongly defended Hill 362A, where they took heavy casualties. When Stein heard of this, he left the hospital ship and returned to his unit. On March 1, he was killed by a sniper while leading a 19-man patrol to reconnoiter a machine gun emplacement which had Company A pinned down. Stein's Medal of Honor was presented to his widow on February 19, 1946, during a ceremony in the office of Ohio Governor Frank Lausche.
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Monopolistic activity by the company triggered the Boston Tea Party. The company employed many junior clerks, known as "writers", to record the details of accounting, managerial decisions, and activities related to the company, such as minutes of meetings, copies of Company orders and contracts, and filings of reports and copies of ship's logs. Several well-known British scholars and literary men had Company writerships, such as Henry Thomas Colebrooke in India and Charles Lamb in England. One Indian writer of some importance in the 19th century was Ram Mohan Roy, who learned English, Sanskrit, Persian, Arabic, Greek, and Latin.
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By the end of 2017, Unicomer had company-owned stores located in the countries of Barbados, El Salvador, Guatemala, Guyana, Honduras, Jamaica, Nicaragua, and Trinidad while receiving franchise payments from independent franchised stores located in the countries of Antigua, Aruba, Costa Rica, Paraguay and Peru in which Unicomer did not have a business presence in. Since 2014, the independent company Coolbox is an authorized dealer for RadioShack products in Peru. In April 2018, the RadioShack brand returned to Bolivia when franchisee Cosworld Trading opened two franchised stores for Unicomer in the capital city of La Paz. The previous RadioShack stores had closed in 2015 as a result of RadioShack first bankruptcy filing.
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Marshall Field did not change much in size or mission during the 1930s. In March 1931, the 16th Observation Squadron was subdivided into several flights, of which only Flight D was stationed at Marshall. However, it occasionally had company, because from 1930 to 1933 the 35th Division Aviation, National Guard, St. Louis, Missouri, was using the field as a training center for its summer encampments. In June 1937, Flight D was absorbed into the 1st Observation Squadron, which fulfilled the traditional responsibilities of flying units at Marshall until 28 December 1941 when it moved to New Orleans for shipment to the Canal Zone as part of the Panama Canal defense forces of Caribbean Air Force.
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Sometime between 1011 and 1018, Archbishop of Mainz Erkambald confirmed baptism and burial rights for the chapel at Klosterkumbd. In 1180, the pious Eberhard von Kumbd (also called Eberhard de Commeda, the last word being a Latinized form of “Kumbd”) built a hermitage on a plot that was a gift from the Lords of Dyck and led a hermit's life there. Only three years later, though, he had company after he founded a Cistercian convent at Kumbd with Heinrich von Dyck's support, and on a plot hitherto owned by him. This institution shaped Kumbd's history and even gave the village its current name: “Kumbd Convent” is Kloster Kumbd in German, now written as one word, “Klosterkumbd”. In 1196, the convent's founding was confirmed by Archbishop of Mainz Conrad of Wittelsbach.
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