DO YOU HANG AROUND AND DOES YOUR OFFER HANG AROUND?
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We kind of let them hang around, hang around, and we found a way in the end.
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Well, because people hang around and ... What is it?
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He is not asked to hang around for further observation.
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Expect them to hang around long after they turn 22.
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However, despite Jackson's heroics, Oakland was able to hang around.
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Several even hang around to take a photo or two.
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The Terrapins continued to hang around in the second half.
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If you hang around, good things are going to happen.
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I got to hang around with him and his buddies.
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That is like inviting drug pushers to hang around schools.
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That's why they want to hang around for the result.
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I want a divorce, but I'm going to hang around.
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They hang around and take care of mice for homeowners.
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"We are not going to hang around forever," Abiteboul said.
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All the dogs who used to hang around have disappeared.
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Sports gods willing, it will hang around for a while.
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Maybe that's why they've managed to hang around for centuries.
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Office workers hang around, waiting for the traffic to dissipate.
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Just hang around the net and try to get a break.
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With this technique, the snow managed to hang around until June.
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Road TrippingContestants who hang around long enough usually get to travel.
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He's not going to hang around for you to make decisions.
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What do you, Mudasir, and Salman do when you hang around?
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Hang around him at a racetrack or an international car show.
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Three days is not asking to hang around for three weeks.
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Heatwaves around the planet burn hotter and hang around for weeks.
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I don't hang around with a lot of young women teens.
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Stops at the food court also get shoppers to hang around.
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Elon MuskJanuary 25, 2017 Not one to hang around, it seems.
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"Jonesy made some saves and allowed us to hang around," DeBoer said.
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Why would any reasonable person continue to hang around people like this?
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You hang around with nice people, you get nice friends, you understand?
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We let them hang around and they made it hard on us.
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Despite the Diamondbacks' firepower, the Dodgers managed to hang around all night.
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They're not gonna hang around there in most cases after the flooding.
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Op-Docs If you hang around long enough, you'll start losing things.
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Methane doesn't hang around in the atmosphere as long as carbon dioxide.
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It depends whether hungry zombies would be able to hang around indefinitely.
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Mr. Gabbott's willingness to hang around has changed him, and Wee Waa.
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"That I'm a pretty good guy to hang around with," he said.
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GREEN Which hang around forever and eat up space for anything else.
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Sanders needs these no-hopers to hang around as long as possible.
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Yeah, I had a few friends that we would just hang around with who would all sit by, you know, the lunch tables and just hang around and say stupid stuff and play video games with each other.
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She got to hang around with her brain tumor group and be independent.
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Under normal conditions, long-dicked males may actually be dangerous to hang around.
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They also like to hang around in outdoor toilets, where flies are abundant.
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Moreover, not all Shandong girls hang around awaiting marriage proposals from local boys.
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But the Tar Heels shot 1513 percent, which allowed Oregon to hang around.
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" "This is an issue that is going to hang around for a while.
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The rest of the time, the statue will just hang around, penis-free.
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Do not just sort of hang around in the general vicinity of terrible.
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The best part was that I didn't need my parents to hang around.
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They hang around up there, and even the idea of big sky crumbles.
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Why hang around and wait for that anvil to drop on your head?
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Rain should roll in late tonight and could hang around through tomorrow morning.
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Plastic rosary beads the color of a robin's egg hang around her neck.
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At the parties in the early days, Alex Haley used to hang around.
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Be prepared to hang around for two or three hours, Mr. Pinckney said.
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You can't let these young players hang around; get back in the game.
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Maybe managers don't have to look like guys who hang around dog tracks.
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He allowed the Rangers to hang around long enough to find their legs.
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We would hang around, playing air hockey and doing those kinds of characters.
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Then, even if I meet a person I like, it's easy to hang around with them for a month before they're just like, "Wait, this guy is actually really irritating to hang around with," and I'm forced to head home.
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More generally, many VR social networks let people hang around and watch videos together.
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You just have to hang around long enough, saying nothing, and doing the least. ●
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And by the end, kind of walked out of the thing, didn't hang around.
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I sent snaps to keep my streaks in order and I didn't hang around.
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"She said they'd be like little blessings to hang around her room," he added.
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I wouldn't say that you get older and wiser just because you hang around.
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First thing you say: I'm not fazed I hang around big stars all day
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But it's the very heavy rain, which could hang around awhile, that's worrying Grizzaffi.
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I wondered what kind of conversations arise while dudes hang around the waiting room.
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They also didn't like to hang around in neighborhoods with fewer people, in general.
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My friends and I hang around and do our own thing as we eat.
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I feel like to hang around in this league the mental part is big.
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"The idea that that doesn't hang around the women's necks is crazy," she said.
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Rather than hang around the office, she and others on her engineering team left.
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Penn told him that he would like to hang around for two more days.
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We're not trying to make you panic, but you can't hang around much longer.
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They commissioned posters to hang around Paris depicting diverse images of women's soccer players.
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He managed to hang around the big leagues for 22 years, an accomplishment in itself.
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Worse still, known weaknesses and flaws can hang around for years after their initial discovery.
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The uncommon heat could hang around until the start of July, one forecasting agency predicts.
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Just don't hang around too long or they'll expect you to start paying as well.
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This impressive discount won't be around for long, so you can't afford to hang around.
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Even if the "grand coalition" staggers on, Mrs Merkel should not hang around for long.
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It ends up being so fun and we hang around for a couple of hours!
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Most plastics don't really biodegrade, and can hang around for hundreds or thousands of years.
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" That being said, she wouldn't hang around long because "she has no patience for nonsense.
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So I hope they hang around, but I temper that with: They could split tomorrow.
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I hang around in the airport and wait for my friends to arrive from Arizona.
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Still, those looking to take advantage of the trail Elliott has blazed shouldn't hang around.
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Pod 153 and Pod 042 are the tiny, floating robots that hang around the player.
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As a result, casual, small acts of sexism may hang around for another whole generation.
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I decided to hang around a bit, to see if anything juicy might go down.
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Butler shot much better in this first half, but the Vikings continued to hang around.
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All you'd have to do was hang around, take a fucking every now and again.
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I guess you can't come back from the dead just to hang around the house.
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I mean, it's just Detroit, where you going to school and who you hang around.
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Will he hang around until 2022 for what could be — with this core — more disappointment?
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Nobody knows for sure why they have come there, or why they must hang around.
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Here are some reasons the league might hang around and some reasons it might not.
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Mr. Moss's philosophy about markdowns meant that objects might hang around the store for months.
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Simply put, Netflix isn't worried about its customers back home; they're likely to hang around.
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So we organized ourselves like this: Two people hang around the cash machine, and two others hang around at both ends of the street to make sure it's not being watched by police—we all stay in constant contact with one another on our phones.
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He liked to wear chinos and moccasins around the house and hang around and watch television.
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Normally we'd hang around the club after brunch ends, but they stop serving alcohol almost immediately.
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There's no time to hang around because your rent is $6,000 for a shitty one-bedroom.
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Then, hang around in the garden to play games and order a second (and third) round.
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Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi will probably be one of the biggest draws if she can hang around.
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First we're going to hang around some dead stars, but really it's cooler than you think.
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Yet the longer the generals hang around, the more problems they will have to contend with.
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If you hang around with physics people long enough, someone eventually will bring up Maxwell's equations.
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The pictures hang around the room at eye level like gems in a surrealistic jewel box.
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My mother used to tell me if you hang around with dogs, you become a dog.
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"If you hang around politics long enough, you tend to get disappointed by people," Schmidt said.
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Lawmakers are also feeling increasingly anxious about their own health as they hang around the Capitol.
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He was caustic and didn't suffer fools gladly, but he was great to hang around with.
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According to Jim Rohn, you are the average of the five people you hang around with.
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Sticky and honey-like, it can hang around in the lungs, interfering with how they function.
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"You can't let a team like that hang around," Bills head coach Sean McDermott said afterward.
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I've started to consciously hang around people who make me feel comfortable and won't judge my appearance.
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Well, some of them hang around barns, but it's optional, and your heavenly Father feedeth them. Foodeth.
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Cartoon portraits of an aging senator with oversize glasses and wild cowlicks hang around the main room.
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My dad makes oatmeal for breakfast and we hang around and visit with my parents some more.
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The coldest in decades, in fact, and the chill is going to hang around for a bit.
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Some of these criminals hang around hospitals, but increasingly introductions are made through WeChat, a messaging app.
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They would hang around for weeks, and left a smattering of angry red scarring in their wake.
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Hang around with enough gym rats and you're bound to hear something like that sooner or later.
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Or sit around, or hang around, or stand around—really, anything around—with weapons that aren't yours.
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There's a reason shifty-eyed people hang around outside Popeyes like it's about to cave in: Popeyes.
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The strong second half by Mathews allowed Lipscomb to hang around until the final the final minutes.
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In the final months of the campaign, he would hang around his apartment until about 10 a.m.
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Morvan had a moped, which he took to hang around concert halls and dingy bars with Johnny.
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Through a series of plot wriggles, Grace has the opportunity to hang around in the Oval Office.
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But once acclimated to a new environment, they will hang around and keep the mice at bay.
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The Hoosiers were able to hang around thanks to a strong shooting first half of their own.
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Trump won't hang around by proxy, in a next generation of opportunists with his surname or agenda.
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He did have eight of Cleveland's 19 turnovers, though, miscues that allowed the Pacers to hang around.
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That let them hang around a little bit, and they made some plays in the second half.
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I don't want to succeed as an artist because no one else can afford to hang around.
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That's what it does, so you don't hang around your hotel room or your house and do nothing.
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So, the president decided, well, if Kim&aposs leaving, there is no reason for me to hang around.
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But other antibodies hang around for years, keeping a historical record and guarding against reexposure to an infection.
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Flies like to hang around humans, as we're all painfully aware, so these findings are a bit troublesome.
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If they lived with that evil, when they die then they just hang around with nowhere to go.
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That enables the firms to hang around and see which startups look the best and pick and choose.
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You're right, but in a stadium, the low end tends to hang around a lot for a while.
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Instead last year's "tock," Skylake, was going to hang around a while, with no new "tick" in sight.
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" Madelyn Victoria: "I get good amount of guys who come over to the merch booth and hang around.
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N. and I hang around for a while, chatting on the couch while he plays some video games.
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No one wants to hang around their roommate that much, regardless of how good they are at chess.
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These zombies hang around and make it much more difficult for competitors (including western companies) to be profitable.
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"Bobby was a really funny and fun guy to hang around with," recalls Donna Houston in the film.
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Anakin has plenty of innocuous reasons to hang around Padme and even accompany her to a doctor's office.
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The boys hang around for a while and trade jabs, unable to accept that this conversation is over.
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Luckily, I have never been the type to hang around players and try to be their best friend.
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Some have quit migrating, opting to hang around towns with humans who protect them from predators like wolves.
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"There is no reason that a young kid would want to hang around this nonsense," Mr. Small said.
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I rinse off and throw some makeup on, then hang around for a little while before L. arrives.
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Financial houses, banks and other businesses will not hang around for interminable delays in terms of doing trade deals.
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A group of boys hang around in the amusements arcade at Butlins Holiday camp in Skegness, England, on Aug.
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Before he died, my dad said … 'I just wish I could hang around to see what happens to Brad.
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Kris Keeran, the clerk Reneau would eventually shoot, allowed the two to hang around the store, scratching lottery tickets.
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As Rubio left the reporters, he invited them to hang around and "talk to this clown," referring to Jones.
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Like many of you, I'd like to see Tormund hang around longer because he's always good for a laugh.
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Initially, my mission was simple; go see some boats, and find the inevitable douchebags who hang around said boats.
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There's no need to panic, but you shouldn't hang around for too long if you want to avoid disappointment.
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Either way, no-one seems to be expecting the stuff to hang around too long in the LME system.
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And consider a HEPA air cleaner in there, but first clean aggressively -- pet allergens can hang around for months.
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Sticky and honey-like, it can hang around in the lungs, health officials said, interfering with how they function.
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And if you hang around criminals and indulge in their slippery lifestyle, it'll eventually catch up and topple you.
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So election ends, we think we'll end it after the election, we're gonna hang around for a few months.
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So here are three lessons for PleaseNotBernie from the wreckage that was NeverTrump: The fatal conceit of establishment politicians facing an insurgency is that because the insurgent has obvious weaknesses, they should hang around and hang around, piling up third-place finishes and minor delegate hauls, in the hopes of gaining … something.
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They also love Christmas, so on Christmas Eve, people hide their brooms so witches and the like won't hang around.
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"I am rooting for success, but I think you should hang around for a while no matter what," Obama said.
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An immutable law of physics is that if you hang around CES long enough, you will eventually run into Will.i.am.
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And yes, hang around for the Easter eggs, which help cement the good doctor's place in Marvel's larger cinematic universe.
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Rough banners, some made from TSA tape, hang around her: an aura of travels past while she stays in motion.
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They tend to turn up after that pesky pimple has finally subsided and can hang around for months before fading.
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If the Marlins are to hang around the rest of the way, they'll need a talent boost to do it.
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"When you give yourself a two-goal lead, you can't let them hang around," Wild left winger Zach Parise said.
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"And then Vicki told me that, 'Oh, she doesn't want you to hang around her children,' " Dodd says to Dubrow.
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Mei confirmed that the Bezar brand will hang around for a while, but will eventually be folded fully into AHALife.
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It is very targeted—we don't just hang around trawling the internet going, 'Oh, what shall we look at today?
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I don't vape on any sort of regular basis, other than when I sort of hang around with other vapers.
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She believed in him — if she didn't, she wouldn't have let him hang around — but she pushed him really hard.
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The Cavaliers continued to hang around, and when Thompson dunked with 2:01 left, the game was tied at 100.
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In junior high, she started skipping school and hitchhiking to New Haven to attend antiwar protests and hang around Yale.
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These earphones are designed for running or hitting the gym, as they hang around your ear to stay in place.
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UC Davis continued to hang around, slicing the deficit to 66-62 on free throws from Damion Squaire and Manjon.
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The Bulldogs let the Roadrunners hang around for the first 257 minutes before a surge gave Gonzaga some breathing room.
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Then I hang around the kitchen and read Sunday Styles and The New York Post, then other sections of The Times.
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Following Arie breaking up their engagement, Becca asked him to leave multiple times — but the Bachelor decided to hang around anyway.
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Of course, users who just met someone special on the app are more likely to hang around and continue that conversation.
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Fraction and Aja's Hawkeye did focus on the teacher-student relationship between the characters, which suggests Renner's character will hang around.
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"If people hang around for long enough, maybe at some point they'll decide to buy some headphones or something," Feng said.
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Shortly afterwards, Cleo timidly tells Fermin, her martial arts-obsessed boyfriend, that she is pregnant and he doesn't hang around, either.
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The Olympic Stadium and the West Ham lease are millstones that will hang around the necks of future generations for decades.
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Others simply hang around in a haze, believing that something, somehow, will change and they will be reunited with their families.
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" Another tweet said, "Women were meant to hang around for a few seconds these days, dogs are meant to stick around.
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You can't hang around though, because these deals expire at midnight on July 16, and you don't want to miss out.
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If we were a duck and this big, hairy beast was in our face, we don't think we'd hang around long.
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Most hackers I know don't look anything like this, and don't hang around in rooms with binary in digital green. pic.twitter.
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In recent years, 4K monitors have become more prevalent, and many have wondered how long the Thunderbolt Display would hang around.
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He points out his local high school, and the Denny's he used to hang around after-hours with his fellow goths.
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Ketcham let Kim hang around the hospital after school, allowing her to visit patients, change bandages, even hold newborns after birth.
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The Lakers managed to hang around, as a 1043-5 spurt, capped by a Rondo layup, cut Detroit's lead to four.
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Now it appears that Mr. Cruz, like his TV doppelganger, likes to hang around with people who are associated with death.
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Penalties, dropped passes and errant throws allowed North Dakota State, the five-time defending Football Championship Subdivision champions, to hang around.
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By Krystal BallOpinion Contributor If you hang around political talkers or strategists much, you're likely to hear a lot about authenticity.
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If the NFL can hang around for another 450 years, we'll face Super Bowl D, which is an ominous prospect indeed.
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The New South Wales Rural Fire Service warned that the smoke is "likely to hang around for the next few days."
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You don't need a MBA to understand that letting them hang around is not good for morale—theirs or anyone else's.
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Fuck with me and you're going to hang around with me on your neck for the rest of your natural life.
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I don't hang around playgrounds, so why, at my age, should I be wandering around Burning Man shirtless, tripping on ecstasy?
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If Sanders wants to actually win, rather than just hang around as an irritant, he needs to change the dynamics soon.
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We could be seeing the creation of a new Democratic heartland, exurbia, and this alignment could hang around for a while.
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Now, young men sporting skinny jeans, funky jackets and what we're told is the new "spikey" hairstyle hang around in groups.
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An 223-for-222 second-half start from long range allowed Boise State to hang around for a spell after intermission.
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Forecasters said chilly air would hang around from the South to the Northeast, leaving icy roads and hazardous conditions through Thursday.
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Depending on how much water was pushed ashore and the area's watershed, it may hang around, causing further damage to communities.
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We can't hang around for the outcome of the EU negotiations before we give London more control - it needs to happen now.
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"If they really wanted to target our solar system, they'd hang around longer and probably come closer to the earth," he said.
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Probably because while he holds the record for giving the longest inaugural address, he didn't hang around the White House too long.
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We hang around drinking wine and talking until 11:30, then head home, play with the cat, and pass out after sexing.
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You know it's a nice day online when we can all hang around for a while and talk about Rudy Giuliani's butt.
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Several of the canvases hang around a pink onyx sculpture, in which twin ovoid shapes are encased in a sarcophagus or urn.
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The Baffled Nick Young Meme will hang around, deservedly, until someone turns out the lights on Twitter and saves all our minds.
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Mars doesn't hang around just to make us cranky — it's actually the planet of energy and can help us get shit done.
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Then, we'd all hang around the fire and have a whiskey and all head to our beds before probably before 10 o'clock.
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Here's what it looks like: Curiously, no word yet on whether Lugia (the other Legendary released on July 22nd) will hang around.
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"To get people to hang around the shop, we used to weigh them so we could sell them more wine," Walters explains.
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So, even if you always use alternatives to the stock Gmail or Google music app, they will hang around taking up space.
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" Author Jeff Goodell writes, "It's likely that Pruitt won't hang around at the EPA long enough for anyone to count the bodies.
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They had to hang around at least a year to get the first quarter of their stock (this was called the "cliff").
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That sluggish start gave Northern Arizona some early momentum, and the Lumberjacks found a way to hang around throughout the first half.
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They are better for the future and still strong enough in the bullpen to hang around the edges of the pennant race.
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They traded an elite performer from a roster that, while flawed, has managed to hang around the fringes of the pennant race.
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The hustler told Turner to beat it, but as the weeks went on he got bored and let the boy hang around.
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And if you hang around the middle aged, you hear a common story line to explain the rise of the orchid generation.
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Vanderbilt overcomes halftime deficit to win in OT BOWLING GREEN, Ky. — Western Kentucky let Vanderbilt hang around and paid for it dearly.
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They could have prepared tags to hang around the necks of each family member with their dates of birth, names and origins.
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But lo and behold, the Packers managed to hang around the N.F.C. playoff race, going 3-26 with Brett Hundley at quarterback.
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You get crunch, sweetness and ease of consumption here, and they can hang around on the console for long-term, intermittent snacking.
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For now, we assume ~7373% of supply chain costs hang around, resulting in monthly cash burn that is still solidly > $1 bn.
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All of these people (and one dog) care about me enough to hang around even when it seems like everything upsets me.
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It's gone, it's just a question of how long it's going to hang around, and we need to speed up its demise.
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Ward scored the first six points for the Spartans, but some missed layups allowed Rutgers to hang around and begin to chip away.
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If there's a phase of life more awkward than being a teenager, it might be when you're old enough to hang around teenagers.
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There is a girl with a guitar singing songs in Portuguese, and lots of people hang around drinking beers; it is really nice.
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Giving them stock is thought to be a particularly useful way to get them to hang around and make more and better products.
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Two pages later, West is rushing to her appointment with a shaman who's running so late, it doesn't make sense to hang around.
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Until Justin Grimm, with two outs, let Cleveland hang around, putting a few guys on base, allowing Roberto Perez a chance to hit.
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Stay out of the water at dawn and dusk, don't wear a lot of shiny things, don't hang around people who are fishing.
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Kaepernick's future in San Francisco couldn't be foggier: He has a player option on his contract, but will he want to hang around?
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If you know of an accused rapist, share the information you have with any women you know who hang around this person.963.
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Similar to Lyoto Machida he will occasionally forget about getting out of the way after a counter and hang around to attempt more.
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I told him that I'd hang around till he got back and that I hoped he'd reconsider talking with me on the record.
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The very largest, which weigh upward of a hundred million tons, can hang around for years before slimming down enough to float free.
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"These are not people who hang around restaurants, but they got into the nuances of the different ovens and atmosphere," Mr. Branover said.
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After Q and A's and screenings, people hang around and they immediately start blurting out stuff about their own family and own society.
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Conceptually, they come from gun holsters, the apparatus gun owners hang around their waists to be able to reach their weapons with ease.
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You don't hanG around with a payment app — except me, trying to figure out who's drinking too much among the people I know.
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There's another risk for the UK side: companies may not hang around long enough to find out whether Britain can avoid a chaotic departure.
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So it could be dropped in a future update, or it could hang around for the next decade—an artifact of a different time.
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Before you get all worked up too, consider this: The iPhone X was probably never meant to hang around for more than a year.
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It looks like somewhere with a cheap art scene; with a lot of musicians; somewhere where young people hang around and cause minor problems.
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Its characters are drawn and written like cutesy young Japanese fashionistas, the kind of costume-and-style mavens who hang around Tokyo's Harajuku district.
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Freya steals clothes from Georgia's room, and when Georgia has friends over she'll hang around wanting to join in the fun, which causes arguments.
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Security forces normally move them on quickly, and pro-Maduro supporters hang around government buildings precisely to display their political zeal in such moments.
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Tonight it's a bit slower and we hang around for a bit, cracking jokes and talking about where we want to travel to next.
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The firms have become so adept at tax avoidance that the European Commission is not going to hang around until the argument is settled.
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I have friends that even if they're not in the industry, they are of it: Their father is, their cousin is, they hang around.
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Leonard and coach Gregg Popovich were both concerned about the season-worst 17 turnovers as San Antonio's sloppy play allowed Miami to hang around.
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The intersection has all the shops you could ever need, so after the flea market we hang around in the area for a bit.
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For example, some people might hang around their ex's family in hopes that they'll run into their ex, or just hear something about them.
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The noice-cancelling Bluetooth buds will reportedly hang around users' necks like the Beats X, with plans to launch for $150 alongside the smartwatch.
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When he was 20, Thomas began to hang around a new neighborhood store so much the family who ran it offered him a job.
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And it's getting harder for artists to hang around on the album charts; new talent is coming in, and heading out, faster than ever.
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I hang around home longer than I should so I can catch my boyfriend coming home and kiss him before I have to go.
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"Sometimes when I hang around with A.I. enthusiasts here in the valley, I feel like an atheist at a convention of evangelicals," he said.
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"There's a lot of people saying, 'Hang around, we've got your back,'" the retired neurosurgeon said the day before South Carolina's GOP presidential primary.
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"One is you hang around in an area where certain types of ideas are dominant and you tend to absorb those attitudes," he said.
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Houston's defense put together a performance worthy of victory and let the Texans hang around for three quarters, longer than anyone would have thought.
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Phillips was a very valuable ballplayer, one good enough to play in almost 2,200 games and hang around the majors until he was 40.
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Day 10: Most of your symptoms are gone, but the cough, runny nose, and fatigue can hang around for as long as two weeks.
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Plus, when tweens or teenagers have working parents and no nanny, they also have more free time to just hang around and be kids.
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It's also why actual brands, like Hamburger Helper or Denny's, hang around social media masquerading as people, posting jokes and memes and roasting haters.
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It's dangerous for cubs to hang around big, aggressive males, so Bear 503 likely embarked on his own when the courtship began, explained Fitz.
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"You would not want to hang around after the sun went down," said Ramon Manning, who has lived in Third Ward since the 1990s.
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He's more like the gruff neighbor who let you hang around his workshop when you were a kid, provided you didn't talk too much.
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In a forest or on a prairie, a prion may be able to hang around for years, still able to infect a new animal.
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We hang around and chat with everyone while they set up their camera rigs and then kiddo and I go back to our room.
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Steyer doesn't have a particularly unique message, and yet he can hang around the 2020 field until he gets bored thanks to his billions.
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When Oklahoma City was in Minnesota on Tuesday, they allowed the Timberwolves to hang around and keep it a tight game until the final minutes.
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The fact that they haven't done anything yet begs the question of how long the Brexit issue will hang around the U.S. economy, he said.
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Pollution in Bangkok has reached unhealthy levels before, usually during the dry season between January and March, but it doesn't normally hang around too long.
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People often feel duty-bound to care for the animals that hang around their home or workplace, despite the cool nonchalance of the cats themselves.
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" He continued: "You are intermittently handed a necklace of labels to hang around your neck, neither of your choosing nor making, both constricting and decorative.
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She said that it was standard for the symptoms to hang around longer than this, though because as biological contributors fade, others snap into play.
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Namajunas's face just doesn't hang around on the end of Jędrzejczyk's jab in the same way that the thoroughly defensively flawed Gadelha and Andrade's did.
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So whilst there's no need to completely panic just yet, you also shouldn't hang around for too long, unless you want to risk missing out.
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Luckily, we had to hang around Washington for a couple of hours so as to make our "shopping for Coachella" story a little more believable.
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But, trading in the summer months could still be profitable for nimble traders if they hang around because the market tends to have big swings.
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He will remain head of the Communist Party, and enough fellow revolutionary octogenarians will hang around to ensure Diaz-Canel doesn't have too much latitude.
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True, there were some heavy-tonnage arrivals in both September and last month but predictably much of what turned up didn't hang around for long.
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That allowed the Gophers to hang around and take a 35-13 lead on a putback by sophomore center Daniel Oturu with 12:18 left.
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Regardless of their source, any methane molecules in Mars's atmosphere would, on the basis of experiments on Earth, be expected to hang around for centuries.
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He explains that super successful people often hang around each other, and tend to live in the same neighborhoods or go to the same clubs.
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Wolff's approach to journalism is to hang around powerful people, absorb their chit chat, indiscriminately document what he overheard, and convey it in novelistic prose.
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You, being a modern human, are far more likely to hang around after this ... ... than after a string of cards or long, luxurious establishing shot.
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UCLA also lost its conference opener to No. 14 Oregon and then allowed Oregon State to hang around before beating the Beavers by 13 points.
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Loads of girls used to go there, so we just used to go hang around and just get girls' numbers and that kind of shit.
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I asked him to sneak into my room the next day because I wanted to go into the yard to hang around for a bit.
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But in between those deep dives, they often hang around the surface, making them susceptible to ingesting floating debris that might be mistaken for food.
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If you're lucky they may hang around or read a second story, but it's not like they're firing up your website like, you know — Yeah.
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Mustapha decided to hang around the drivers, pulling shifts, and soon he got a vehicle from someone with a fleet and started driving full time.
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If they can hang around the playoff race, they could make a late surge once starting big men Jusuf Nurkic and Zach Collins are healthy.
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He wears a crisp white shirt under a sleeveless cardigan; two halves of a pair of ruby snap-together reading glasses hang around his neck.
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These particles can float up into the upper layers of the atmosphere where they exert an even greater heating effect—and hang around for months.
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Kid and husband grab their cameras for some astrophotography at the other end of the pier while I hang around and have four rum seltzers.
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Spirits are thought to hang around cemeteries, and there&aposs a chance you could breathe in their spirit, which would not be a good thing.
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Forecasters said chilly air would hang around from the South to the Northeast, leaving icy roads and hazardous conditions through Thursday, when temperatures began climbing.
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The best thing about living in the South is that my seasonal affective disorder doesn't hang around throughout the spring like it did in New York!
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The ephemeral nature of the app is attractive, because unanswered chats don't hang around to upset you, and the minimalist interface makes Glimpse easy to use.
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Ivermectin does not hang around in the body long enough to make a concerted anti-mosquito campaign that relies on it look like a realistic proposition.
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The Red Raiders (31-7) were able to hang around thanks to 13 points off the bench — and 7-of-13 shooting to end the half.
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Now at $1183, it's waterproof, easy to hang around a shower head, and fitted with a warm, punchy sound that's more than solid for the money.
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"I have no desire to hang around if I lose," Renzi told the gathering, according to a diplomatic source who was at the low-key Nov.
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Those who did hang around for all 28 hours, though, were rewarded with a sendoff possessing levels of clarity, grace and satisfaction that, frankly, seemed unlikely.
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When a call comes in, the neckband vibrates, at which point users can answer by separating the magnetically attached earbuds as they hang around their neck.
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He'll be 24 next season, which means he can either hang around through a dramatic rebuild or produce at a quality level on a scary squad.
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Djokovic had a momentary lapse to drop serve but was in no mood to hang around as he racked up his 36th win at the event.
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It was a meticulous project, and Jones, who has two years left on his contract, may or may not hang around to keep pushing it forward.
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After he runs into Duke, the jerky guy who hit on Kate, they have an awkward moment and Toby decides to hang around for a day.
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First, Fey moved to Chicago so she could hang around acting workshops, and in her early 20s, she worked as the childcare registrar at a YMCA.
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They allowed the undermanned Spurs to hang around and found themselves in a tight contest for the entire first half, but Oklahoma City won 111-92.
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After he found them, he decided to hang around for a little while to get a good view — by standing right in the water with them.
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After work, he would hang around to see if there were afternoon visitors who wanted to play a round after spending their morning at the Masters.
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There, you put some food out on a patio on your iPhone or Android device, and dozens of cartoony stray cats wander up and hang around.
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On Wednesday, British Columbia's youth watchdog Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond called on the province to remove about a dozen teens known to hang around the camp.
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It's something called positive lifestyle choices and something tells me both of those numbers will continue to rise and yours truly will continue to hang around.
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This turned it into a beacon for every moth in the city and, having made the trip, they thought they'd hang around for the big game.
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The researchers caution that work done in the lab may not directly reflect how long the virus can hang around on surfaces out in the world.
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If you hang around the darker, more thought-leader-y corners of Medium, it's possible you'll have gleaned a few insights into customer acquisition or recruiting.
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Even though Williamson himself wanted to hang around Durham for a little while longer, many of the most important influences in his life had other ideas.
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Or, in the case of Joseph Gannascoli, you can hire him to cook a meal and hang around in your kitchen for upwards of 10 hours.
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Politics With a swift one-two punch, FBI Director James Comey put a big cloud over the Trump White House that could hang around for a while.
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Congress is filled with middle-aged men who spend at least three nights a week away from their wives and hang around women looking to impress them.
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In the photos, the couples pose on a poker table covered with dollar bills and poker chips while gold chandeliers and red velvet curtains hang around them.
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Another coworker wants to buy me a drink to reach the tab limit of $183, so I get another Boulevard and hang around for more team bonding.
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The China National Space Administration has sent several "taikonauts" into orbit and provided them with some small space labs to hang around in while they are there.
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According to the Finding Dory star, her brother insists she hang around NBC in order to provide a "positive, unifying voice" during Trump's not-so-united times.
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By contrast, Mr Corbyn is a virtual teetotaller and Mrs May boasted, in her bid for the Tory leadership, that she doesn't hang around the Commons bars.
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As Williams notes, dragon skin ice is indeed a rare sight, though that may simply be because we don't hang around Antarctica in the winter too often.
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"They are designed to be quite persistent — they hang around in the environment, neither evaporating or decomposing quickly," said Andrea Sella, professor of inorganic chemistry at UCL.
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In this context, the post-dream-big Tigers, with a lineup that scores some runs and a pitching staff that gives up plenty, can still hang around.
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After a sick person has coughed or sneezed in an area, the virus can hang around in the air for up to two hours in that space.
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Osha: I think that there's no chance that Rickon makes it out of this season alive, but he's going to hang around for another couple of episodes.
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GUTFELD: That&aposs what Clooney -- Clooney say he wouldn&apost hang around Obama because he didn&apost want to tarnish Obama with the Hollywood, you know, stench.
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This presumes that senators are so eager to listen to their colleagues' speeches they would want to hang around even when their infants were howling in protest.
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In this episode of Noisey Raps, Stizz opens up about what's gotten him to this point and the challenges he's faced as we hang around Field's Corner.
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He's just an ill-informed old dude who likes to hang around the Chef Boyardee Facebook page, do a few earnest posts, maybe confuse potatoes for lobster.
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I imagined that if one could only live by the ocean and hang around with surfer boys, one might harness some kind of chill and ride it.
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"And we were also told to watch him at the ball games, and make sure that he didn't hang around the cheerleaders," according to Gary on MSNBC.
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They had no tattoo shops there, but he and his friends would take the bus up the coast to Long Beach and hang around the ones there.
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Detroit took a 91-573 lead on a layup by Ish Smith with about nine minutes remaining but the Knicks continued to hang around as Griffin returned.
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The crowd skews young—though plenty of old-timers still hang around—and stays involved; the only food vendor on the premises is also the commissioner's wife.
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There are so many guys living there who have no jobs, nothing to do all day, and just hang around pestering girls who happen to pass by.
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"It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that the areas where white sharks like to hang around are sea lion and seal colonies," he said.
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He would go to townships, some of which he didn't know well, and hang around for days, allowing the sensibility of the place to enter his camera.
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Baehrel told me that he couldn't make room for me as a paying diner, and there wouldn't really be space for me to hang around and observe.
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At its best, the show was a blast of fresh air, and even in its worst episodes, the talented ensemble cast was fun to hang around with.
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And if Moore wins, he'll be a symbol of immorality and toxicity that the Democrats will hang around the neck of every Republican candidate in the 2018 midterms.
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But he has had a weekly show on a sympathetic TV channel and traveled the country to meet voters, while posters proclaiming "Zeman Again" hang around the country.
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For folks who don't want to participate in trivia, there will be ample space to hang around, play games and network, and of course, there will be booze.
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Sedej recalls the more carefree high school days of the late 1980s, when the pair would hang around in Melania's apartment in Ljubljana after their design classes finished.
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"I like to swim and lay out, and I'm a weirdo, so I'd just go get groceries for the house and hang around with my homies," she said.
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Norris whiffs 11 as Tigers grind past Twins DETROIT — Nothing is coming easy for the Detroit Tigers, but they're finding ways to hang around in the playoff race.
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Daario Naharis: Khal Moro has got to go, so Khaleesi can get her groove back, but I think he'll probably hang around for at least two more episodes.
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Their greatest hits range from the comedic, bawdy "La fièvre" ("The fever") to the spare and ominous "Laisse pas traîner ton fils" ("Don't let your son hang around").
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That help explains the sporadic heavy inflows of metal into the London Metal Exchange (LME) warehouse system this year, even if what arrives doesn't hang around too long.
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Don't hang around the kitchen So many people do a great job eating just enough to satisfy their appetite during the meal, then overeat in the kitchen afterwards.
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Royals 8, Yankees 5 KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Yankees have played well enough this month to hang around the fringes of the pennant race, but everything is relative.
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One thing I quickly recognized was one of the placards they hang around their parties that display their rules: don't smoke, text, or take photos on the dancefloor.
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They tell me French fishermen have bigger quotas and hang around the territorial boundary asking, "Do you have any water?" and buy fish that are over our quota.
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"Deripaska does not hang around with people like this for social reasons," said Mark Hollingsworth, an author of "Londongrad," a book about Russian oligarchs in the British capital.
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If I weren't the type to hang around REI, I wouldn't have known how to adjust a Velcro strap that brought the entire pack down to my size.
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They hang around the circumference of the gallery, behind a curtain of construction-site safety netting, and are decorated with letters and words lifted from plastic shopping bags.
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Plus, this record would sound damn good cranking out of your car stereo while you hang around the parking lot of the Redwood City Safeway at 2 a.m.
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His campaign is run by narcissists who are infatuated with their perception of their own genius, and they've got enough cash to hang around for quite a while.
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Don't let dry beans hang around for too long, though, because super old beans will either take forever to cook, or just never cook all the way through.
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Their models proposed that, under the right circumstances, the clouds in the early Martian atmosphere could hang around about four to five times longer than they do on Earth.
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This deal is only available until midnight on June 13, which is fine because you can't hang around if you want to get something in time for June 16.
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Fun fact: One pesky thing about plastic straws is that they hang around forever after you throw them away, slowly fragmenting into smaller and smaller pieces wherever they're dumped.
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But they didn't really enforce it, and people used to hang around canal banks close to Hialeah or Miami, and if you saw an alligator you just shot it.
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So maybe the last thing we need is everyone blasting time capsule satellites up there that do nothing more than just hang around, in the way, for 100 years.
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So, like guests who wouldn't leave, Yellen and Fischer can hang around on the board until their governorships expire, even while they are no longer chair and vice chairman.
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Do they have professional goals, seeking to rise to the highest floors, or are they just content to hang around different lobbies and make sure the cars operate smoothly?
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When migrants are released from the immigration center and with their visa in hand, many hang around waiting for money to be sent by friends and family back home.
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There are worse things to do on a Sunday morning than hang around on the grass and listen to professional musicians run through Gap Band songs and gospel standards.
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California's recent trend toward warmer, drier weather has raised concerns that El Nino may be a bust and that the 5-year-old drought may hang around much longer.
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Only a few dozen showed up — not quite the 12,000 folks who declared they were coming on Facebook — but it wasn't a bad excuse to hang around the Waldorf.
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But sometimes there is no real threat and these white bloods cells have nothing to do, so they hang around like a guest who's outstayed his welcome, Bhatia says.
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If I'm not fishing for one myself, I like to hang around the piers of Canarsie or Sheepshead Bay in Brooklyn to inspect the buckets of the anglers there.
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Wolff says Trump granted him a "passport" to "hang around" and he planted himself "day after day, on a West Wing couch," talking to virtually all the key players.
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Even before I started freelancing and spending about 75% of my time in comfy clothes, I found that upgrading my "hang around the house" wardrobe impacted my overall mood.
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It's a frog instead of cats, to be a bit literal, and instead of convincing critters to hang around, like in Neko Atsume, Tabikaeru is about helping them leave.
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I found meeting people easier when I was a student in England, and we had all the time in the world to just hang around and make new friends.
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Gregarious, open and confident, Mr. Musk is a lot of fun to hang around with, a playful counterpart to his quirky, brilliant brother, with whom he remains very close.
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It's a place full of interesting environments and ruins, as well as quirky and clever characters who you can't help but want to hang around with or help out.
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Hoppert: The speedy 17th-place Derby finisher will also go to the lead, and under the right circumstances, he can maybe hang around for a piece at the end.
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That's saying something, given that many of the cast members take on several roles, and that they tend to hang around onstage even during scenes they're not involved in.
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Roy Moore lost the Alabama Senate race 21625 percent to 2900, according to the AP, but the albatross will hang around the GOP necks for a very long time.
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Nor are we told how killing every Asgardian and ruling an undead army contributes to a larger vision for power, beyond wanting to hang around an undead, obedient army.
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If a ghost can haunt a house or building or ship, why can't it just hang around an item it once owned or reminds them of something in their past?
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" The Alice in Wonderland-themed music video opens with Hart asking his wife, who is (of course!) hanging from a trapeze, "Are you just going to hang around all day?
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Finally there is the annoyance of having to hang around at the front desk, with the heating on full blast, while the receptionist deals with a queue of other people.
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The Red Storm were able to hang around in the second half, cutting the deficit to 59-57 on a 233-pointer from Mustapha Heron with 11:18 to play.
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Six years ago, looking for her big break, she used to hang around the station with her old manager, who happened to know some of the people that worked there.
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If you think of the holiday as an excuse to take a day off from work and hang around in your jammies, well, you're sort of in the right spirit.
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Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton were regulars in the '60s, and theater people still hang around, often using the tables as impromptu offices and holding informal meetings during slow hours.
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He was a baseball fan, though, and he liked to hang around ballparks, where he sat near the dugout and chatted up players, some of whom joined him for dinner.
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The team has proved it can hang around with top-notch teams like top-ranked Virginia, and the Cardinals twice beat Florida State, another 20-win team with tournament aspirations.
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In 2020, if you live on the coasts, follow politics intensely and hang around college-educated people, it's easy to think that the disruptive Democratic forces have the upper hand.
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"We were told to watch him at the ball games and make sure that he wouldn't hang around the cheerleaders," former Gadsden detective Faye Gray told MSNBC host Andrea Mitchell.
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Before the game, the Arsenal Fan TV guys like to hang around next to the Tony Adams statue and chat to supporters for preview interviews on Facebook Live and Snapchat.
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Packs of dogs trot through the parks, hang around restaurants for scraps (which they usually get), and sprawl on their bellies inside railway stations as rushing commuters leap over them.
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Since we walked all the way here, we decide to hang around the area for a bit and stop by a pharmacy to grab some sunscreen for our beach day.
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But recent news stories report that Warren will hang around after a speech as long as it takes so that everyone who wants a selfie with her can take one.
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Gass hoped that when customers drove up to Kohl's off-mall stores to return Amazon items, they might hang around and buy an Apartment 9 top or Under Armour sneakers.
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Netflix can amortize the expense of acquiring and servicing a subscriber over the hundreds of dollars of revenue they will generate if they hang around for a couple of years.
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It's focused on small towns and cities, and appears to be an attempt to demonstrate that the prime minister doesn't just hang around with wealthy people and Liberal party donors.
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But they hang around culture anyway, because they're decent, rough-and-ready heuristics, tools in the toolbox, useful if you apply them in the right way at the right time.
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Here's how Americans do coffee: We stroll into shops and order our lattes, often sprinkled with a dose of cinnamon or mint syrup, and hang around, sipping luxuriously on our drinks.
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But this is the NFL, where finding 32 capable quarterbacks has proven impossible, which means these three quarterbacks will probably hang around and make us cringe for another 3-4 years.
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On Sunday after the win against Notre Dame, head coach Roy Williams said it was good for Johnson to "hang around and get better" instead of leaving early to turn professional.
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When he, Starikov and a group of Russian friends hang around, they joke and discuss nearly everything — life, coaching and old training tales — but they do not touch this third rail.
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Feng doesn't want it to be a one-and-done shop; the goal is to get people to hang around on the app whether they plan to buy something or not.
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Eventually Level One patients began to hang around the ward exit, as though it were a gate at an airport terminal, and we were all eager to nab overhead bin space.
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By helping businesses get off the ground with an easy-to-use interface and ramp-up process, it can ensure that those businesses hang around as they continue to scale up.
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All the men in her life hang around her bedroom, waiting for her to die or reveal that she's a weak woman after all, and I want to kill them dead.
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But Dr Altbäcker backed a hunch that such molecules might hang around in a mother's body long enough (perhaps stored in her fat) to carry a message from the previous season.
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And if you hang around at enough concerts, at some point you're bound to wonder if you're somehow a bit high as you leave a show even if you didn't smoke.
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Communications Director Mike Dubke was persuaded to hang around until Donald Trump returned from his overseas trip, but his departure signals that a long-rumored staff shakeup is finally upon us.
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Will goes along with the idea, which is weird, though not half as weird as his decision to hang around in a bar while she gets picked up by another guy.
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He took it to a shop in West Nyack, N.Y., run by another Italian master, Aldo Mencaccini, who agreed to fix it, but was leery about letting Mr. Lazarov hang around.
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And if customers hang around while the pharmacy fills out their prescription, CVS hopes they'll shop the store for an over-the-counter supplement or one of CVS' new healthy snacks.
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Brawl Stars will automatically match you with teammates if you're playing alone, but in-game communication is limited and random players tend to only hang around for a game or two.
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In their way, they're just following the example of big-fish veteran entrepreneurs: the retired generals and admirals who hang around defense-contractor boardrooms and the greenrooms of broadcast news studios.
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Meanwhile, we check in on Daniel and Elisabeth at different points in their relationship, starting when Elisabeth is 8 and her mother tells her not to hang around their elderly neighbor.
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Can we hang around with you all day to get interesting context for the story?' my experience has been—and this is just pattern recognition—that those are always hit pieces.
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In 2015 Gashugi says it worked — he was able to hang around the public areas of the Sun Valley Resort, chatting with conference attendees, collecting valuable advice about success from billionaires.
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At its best, the show was a blast of fresh air, and even when it wasn't very good, it was fun to hang around with the talented ensemble cast week after week.
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"At 96 and 6 months I have an incentive to hang around [until] I'm 98 so I can vote for whoever runs against our fake President Trump," Reiner tweeted on Oct. 17.
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Between exercises with the guns, the boys hang around the basketball court and play with yoyos, killing time before they go to the fields to take care of their goats and cows.
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Other juicy details don't seem to be much more than gossip, like Trump's alleged tendency to hang around the White House in a bathrobe or his rage at SNL's Sean Spicer sketch.
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I remember the city being an exciting place to hang around when I was younger, but I also remember that I wouldn't want to walk anywhere alone after 11 PM most nights.
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As his characters hang around the train platforms and hotel rooms of Victoria Station, Green, showing a new appetite for the long sentence, assails the reader with hazy symbols and exotic metaphors.
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When you play tournament golf, you're there for a week, and then you go off to the next one, so you never really hang around and play lots of different golf courses.
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When you play tournament golf, you're there for a week, and then you go off to the next one, so you never really hang around and play lots of different golf courses.
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Ms. Robinson said she remembered Mr. Kelly, who had long since left the school, as one of many men who used to hang around the campus and spend time with female students.
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They're important, but they're actually not the only way to fight an infection—some don't hang around to protect you, and the weakest antibodies are just duds that don't do anything at all.
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"All we know about players is they know enough English to navigate the game, where their IP address is, and that they hang around probably the nerdier parts of the internet," Skirgård laughed.
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Some of that glitz and schmaltz seemed to hang around in his gentle American voice, as well as in his soft spot for Rachmaninov and the too-lush sound of his string sections.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: YouTubeYou can hang around as many laboratories as you want, but there are zero chances you'll ever get bitten by a spider and find yourself with superpowers.
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And many of us could hang around our friend's house, waiting for him to wake up, but few could bang out "Here, There and Everywhere" on the guitar while waiting, as Paul did.
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Could what a warden once suggested to me be true—that the guys show up in my class just as a diversion, to get out of their cells and hang around a woman?
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Detectives also learned that Jean was known to hang around with another male – also named Jean – who was shorter than his friend and wore a bowl haircut in the style of the Beatles.
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But it has managed to hang around long enough for the market and the hardware to finally catch with the founders' vision of using AR as an advanced training tool in the enterprise.
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After auditioning for and not getting a part in the movie, then 19-year-old Reale decided to hang around the set with background actors so that he could snag a free meal.
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Another building has six more rustic rooms, and a set of bookshelves overflowing with well-worn field guides (handy for identifying endemic birds like the pale-headed jacamars that hang around the buildings).
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In the trade debate, Cohn lost out to the third-tier White House official Peter Navarro, who likes to hang around the West Wing in hopes of sneaking in to see the president.
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"Bottle service was a new thing then, so my job was to hang around kind of convincing wealthy clients and celebrities to get a table and buy a bottle of alcohol," she said.
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"You're accepting who you are, you're letting everyone else know who you are, you're going out dancing, you hang around with people who are like you — you never thought they existed," he said.
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To answer this question, I decided to hang around outside London's Hammersmith Apollo before an Evanescence show in order to ask fans in the queue about the "most goth" thing they've ever done.
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The foreign journalists, of which there are fewer, and the photographers, tend to be a little older than the US embeds, and hang around on the fringes of the louder American network coterie.
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Bland claimed that he was told he'd be fired if he failed to sell a certain amount of cars and that Pratt was allowed to hang around the facility even after he was fired.
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One player I ran into described it as "masturbation, but better" while another described their experience as beyond just the sexual, as they boasted a large list of friends they'd routinely hang around with.
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Cooley will probably never hang around in the NBA, but if you take the ball up softly against him in Summer League, you'll get sent back with a bruised chest and a bruised ego.
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That's why there has been a big push in recent years to send a new mission to either Uranus and Neptune, preferably one that will hang around a little bit longer than Voyager 2.
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Now, Endgame screenings will feature a message from Spider-Man actor Tom Holland suggesting audiences should hang around for a look at the trailer after the credits finish rolling on Endgame, according to Deadline.
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For the rest of the episode the Fab Five hang around the school, taking over classrooms and talking to students who appear starstruck and thrilled to be hanging out with real-life Netflix stars.
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In addition, their meaning isn't necessarily clear to anyone who doesn't hang around online forums like Reddit, for example, where it's common to use a microphone to showcase the original poster's follow-up comments.
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Hannah's reporting trip has inspired her to hang around for a while, only because Paullouis is so alluring, but surprise, he's got a girlfriend, in a relationship that exists only when they're physically together.
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Read: I Tried a Drug Driving Simulation Suit, But it Wasn't Very Druggy Authorities in Thailand are trying to curb drunk driving incidents by making offenders hang around dead people, the Associated Press reports.
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On Wednesday, the Japan-based telecom giant announced plans to launch a public-facing cellphone store staffed primarily by Pepper robots, with just a few lowly humans allowed to hang around as robot helpers.
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"He's like a relief pitcher — kind of loose and relaxed and easy to hang around with," said Jeff Roe, the Republican strategist and general consultant for a number of high-profile races this year.
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The then-14-year-old Balkman was able to hang around the house to watch scenes be filmed, including the famous one in which Bueller's sister karate-kicks the school principal in the face.
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Rather than hang around the basket for a chance to succeed Axel Weber atop the UBS board, he will become the chairman of Swiss Re, the $31 billion reinsurer, Reuters and Breakingviews have learned.
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The people in his photographs are kin to those the South African writer Alex La Guma evoked in his 1962 story ''A Walk in the Night,'' people who hang around ''idling, talking, smoking, waiting.
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"'This is so great I'm getting to hang around with journalists, and they are really smart," Nancy Butkus, the paper's former artistic director, recalled Mr. Kushner saying in a cab packed with Observer employees.
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Should parents resist, telling them that whatever they think they could do if they switched sex, be it dress differently, play different games or hang around with different friends, they can also do without switching?
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But Isner was also entered in the doubles event with his fellow American Jack Sock, giving him a reason to stick around and someone to practice with and to hang around with at day's end.
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MACRON TALKS TOUGH French President Emmanuel Macron took a hard line, reflecting fears that Britain, long a drag on Paris's goals of deeper European integration, would hang around inside the bloc for months or years.
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Speaking of orders, the strap is to hold our Whisper, a headset that enables tourists to hear what the guide is saying without having to hang around her like little lambs with a mama sheep.
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As he told me about the relationships between anticipation and dopamine, sinusoidal subwoofers and ultrasonics, I nearly considered sacking my job off and asking Robert if I could hang around in his lab all day.
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The Hoosiers shot 653 percent from the field in the first half, but the Lions were able to hang around by shooting 53.8 percent from the floor and 7 of 10 from 23-point range.
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Starboard generally holds positions in companies for about a year and a half, but if representatives join boards, then they can hang around for two or three years, CEO Jeff Smith told CNBC in 2017.
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Many customers buying egg sandwiches from Mr. Arcángel were aware that a rotating crew of men hang around the bodega for hours, sipping beers inside, or sit staring at nothing in the courtyard out back.
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I decided to hang around outside the O2 arena ahead of their sold out concert and simply talk to people, understand their passion, and make sense of why Muse have become more popular than water.
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Brown continued to hang around and was within 60-753 on a jumper by Anderson with 11:08 left and then was within 64-60 on a 3-pointer by Anderson with 7:55 left.
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Shot in black-and-white, this low-budget movie mostly takes place in a convenience store where a slacker clerk, Dante (Brian O'Halloran), is forced to work (or rather, hang around) on his day off.
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It's all about the 'frame' that you hang around it and as an artist and DJ, that frame is living in Ibiza, making music in Ibiza and soundtracking the sunset at La Torre every summer.
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For instance, [it's been said that] when giving a lei to a pregnant woman, one must cut the lei so that it drapes down from her shoulders rather than hang around her neck like a necklace.
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But because of six costly penalties and three missed field goals, Wisconsin managed to hang around until Speight hit Darboh in stride down the field for a 46-yard touchdown pass that made it 14-7.
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MACRON TALKS TOUGH French President Emmanuel Macron has taken a hard line, reflecting fears that Britain, long a drag on Paris's goals of deeper European integration, would hang around inside the bloc for months or years.
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My team lost the first match; while we had to hang around to watch the rest of the tournament, I decided that I had better things to do, like smoke the hash I brought from home.
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For example, East Ventures noticed that drivers for Go-Jek or Grab tended to hang around the kiosk store near the VC firm's office and they were curious how to grow engagement to benefit both parties.
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There is zero chance your friend will feel like serving you as well, so bring some food for everyone, do something helpful like the dishes, and don't hang around for long —three Insta stories and out.
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But Cunningham was in the early stages of using chance procedures to compose a dance, and Mr. Taylor later wrote that chance excluded him from dancing once too often for him to hang around much longer.
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The fancier ones amp up your toilet time with heated seats, deodorizers, and even pre-mist functions, which spray the bowl as you sit, so that things are less likely to hang around after the flush.
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His decision to hang around with Canadian voters and schoolchildren instead of the high and mighty comes as Mr. Trudeau's image as a nothing-to-hide champion of the middle class is showing a few dents.
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I want the audience to see my brothers, the men who are my friends that I hang around with, who are married and have children and who are responsible and [have] beautiful [relationships with] their wives.
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Kurdo Baksi, a Swedish journalist who has worked with Ms. Gui to try to free her father, also went to the hotel, joining other Swedish and Chinese guests invited to hang around there by the businessmen.
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The Beaux Art Court was a great space to hang around in, very elegant, and it was great to see so many close friends, old friends, many acquaintances, familiar faces, and former students from different periods.
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The most obvious sources of exploitation are the pimps, who hang around train stations looking for fresh-faced girls arriving in the big city, and then break them down psychologically and physically until they're obedient and codependent.
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They were mostly brown guys... [laughs] (I'm brown.)Every single person who gets into valet does it because they like cars, and because they think it'll be a good way to make money and hang around cars.
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All I can really say is that any success in this particular role will probably lead you to discover even more severe cases of narcissism, especially if you hang around Los Angeles for more than 30 seconds.
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South Dakota State made it known in the first half that it was going to hang around, going on a 10-553 run to take a 28-20 lead with 6:22 left in the first half.
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I realized, on the one hand, how lithe the IOC has been over the years in adapting to the prevailing winds, for finding new justifications, new allies, new kind of ideological garlands to hang around the Olympics.
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"The inspiration for this evening was to recreate the famous scene from "Friends," where Monica, Rachel and Phoebe hang around their apartment wearing wedding dresses," said Rachel Jo Silver, 35, who founded Love Stories TV in 2016.
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"While equity short sellers continue to hang around, shorts in the most liquid TSLA bond have made a tidy profit so far in 2018," Sam Pierson, director, securities finance, at IHS Markit said in a Monday note.
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For instance, here in California, all the way back in 1988, the Orange County Republican Party deployed workers dressed as security guards to hang around polling places in heavily Latino precincts warning non-citizens not to vote.
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Although there won't be a published award chart for United-operated flights that occur on or after that date, it is fully possible that the concept of saver awards will hang around on some dates and routes.
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"I try to hang around with the people that I'm used to hanging around with, people that I know share my beliefs," said Larry Mundth, 61, a dairy and beef farmer in Reedsburg who is a Democrat.
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" Asked by ABC News's David Muir whether rumors that he was planning on exiting the Trump administration were true, Tillerson replied that "we have a secretary of state currently, and I think he's planning to hang around.
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Seattle is trying to hang around the fringes of the wild-card race in the American League and is looking at a schedule that pits it against winning teams in 20 straight games after the White Sox.
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A team that loses in the quarterfinals on Thursday may have to hang around and play two more games — all for the potential prize of a fifth-place finish, which comes with neither a trophy nor medal.
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It's the end of the line for the Italian continental train system, and for most tourists, it's the place to catch the ferry across the Strait of Messina to Sicily, not a place to hang around in.
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For now, Ando only delivers lunch and only delivers in Midtown East, which makes sense considering there is literally no good food in that neighborhood despite the thousands of corporate employees forced to hang around there all day.
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Depending on what you're selling, you can arrange to meet your buyer in a public place (many local police stations offer a "safe haven" for such sales) or have a friend hang around while you make the sale.
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But one irate deli customer who didn't want to hang around for another few minutes for a fresh BEC is gonna be delayed a lot longer than that, assuming the cops can ever figure out who he is.
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He is trying rely heavily on the air war to solidify his standing in the top tier, ensuring he continues to hang around as the alternative to Donald Trump or Cruz when other establishment favorites potentially drop out.
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Others merely hang around looking unusual; the yeti and Nessie just lurk; the Leviathan lurks, too, largerly; the record is mixed on giants, which in some accounts live on clouds but in most are just enormous and crabby.
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Time and again, they work together to hunt, or to try to escape humans; they hang around one another when one is captured but not removed from the water; they form bonds with one another and with humans.
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A hot-shooting opening half from 220-point range allowed the Tigers to hang around with the Musketeers, with the teams combining to go 13-for-23 from long distance as Xavier led 49-37 at the break.
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We can assume she's got plans to hang around — perhaps she wants to visit all of Tommy's old haunts — but it's her late-night trip to Catherine's house that leaves Episode 1 on a slightly more sinister note.
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Ironically, it has been a prime center for harassment of young women—they said they find it difficult to enter or leave college without being subjected to lewd commentary, or worse, from the men who hang around outside.
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For her part the queen didn't bother to hang around for the undignified part of politics: no sooner had she finished giving her address than she got into a waiting helicopter and headed for Royal Ascot and the 2.30.
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He's too major a character, we too obviously don't see a clear death moment, and besides, a previous poll here shows that a sizable minority of viewers are hoping he'll hang around long enough to murder his sister Cersei.
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A rate of 10 to 15 or even 20 meteors per hour isn't very high, so go into your viewing expecting to hang around outside for a few hours while looking to the sky for the occasional shooting star.
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Specifically, the invisible fire is located on a road near Rhodes: One player, Haruna Miyazawa, discovered that if you hang around near the road, you'll watch NPC repeatedly die in a fiery blaze, despite there being literally nothing there.
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The only time within which our thoughts are allowed to hang around, and grow off into other bigger and better thoughts without being scrubbed from the board by the flat palm of sex, or drugs, or fantasy football leagues.
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Their realities, like a halo, will forever hang around my head as a reminder of my good fortune; their soul-crushing persecution; and the dehumanizing ways LGBTQ+ persons are forced to negotiate for their lives and humanity, every day.
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Jordan Farley, GamesRadar It's consistently embarrassing to watch, and features plot holes so yawningly vast they have a kind of Grand Canyon-like splendour: part of you wants to hang around to see what they look like at sunset.
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The Buffalo Sabres are trying to hang around in the playoff race a little longer and look to earn at least one point for the fifth time in seven games when they host the fading Vancouver Canucks on Sunday.
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It's a yin and yang relationship that promotes balance to keep us upright, Patel says, explaining that if you look at animals that hang around on all fours, they don't really have the same curves; they don't need them.
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That day, several brawny men in vests that said " PROSPECT "—a club membership level between "hang-around" and "full patch"—did the heavy lifting from No. 77 to the van: a metal shelving unit, shipping containers, a stray broom.
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It has always been one of the division's most active and where many more accomplished pure grapplers would hang around looking for the perfect set up, Condit will just start throwing up submission attempts to make the opponent move.
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Super cold temps Forecasters said the "very cold" temperatures would hang around until Thursday, meaning people in the Deep South and other areas would have to pull out their heaviest coats, dress in lots of layers, or stay inside.
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Otherwise, we were forbidden to hang around the owner's abode, though one afternoon, fevered, I sought their cooler rooms out and found, in a darkened den, a chintz throw on a sofa, and below, a load of Smith & Wessons.
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That said, those feelings of, like, 'appreciating everyday beauty' and 'getting lost in thought' and 'being sad thinking about your college boyfriend' still pop up and hang around from time to time, begging for some sort of musical catharsis.
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The large field of candidates combined with the new front-loaded calendar means more candidates are likely to hang around - if they can afford it - at least until March 23, when California and Texas weigh in on Super Tuesday.
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The system is expected to hang around until at least early Wednesday over Georgia and Florida, according to the weather service, which said some areas could get as much as 2 more inches of rain before the system moves offshore.
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Obama himself said in October that Renzi should "hang around for a while no matter what" and a number of businessmen and senior government officials contacted by Reuters said they feared the worst if the prime minister abandoned his post.
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In other words, while Twitterific will hang around in its broken state, its customers will now have to run two Twitter apps on their device – the official one to get their notifications, and the other because they prefer the experience.
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Not long after the time of his realization that Real People made the games that he loved so much, Parkin took time out from college in London to hang around outside Squaresoft's UK office, in the English capital's central Golden Square.
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If you hang around coffee shops in San Francisco, Palo Alto, Mountain View or even San Mateo, you'll notice an overwhelming amount of young entrepreneurs sporting skinny Lucky Brand jeans, typing away on their MacBook Air and doing some growth hacking.
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Things are generally looking up for the Mets, even as the injury bug continues to hang around the team — Robinson Cano tore his hamstring against the Pittsburgh Pirates on Sunday and Jeff McNeil left Monday's game with an apparent calf cramp.
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If Condit can keep the pace of the fight measured and not simply be rushed to the clinch in the opening minute, he can begin to time Maia stepping in because Maia doesn't like to hang around on the outside.
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The Ferguson Jenkins-led 1970 squad was first, and while that team is proof that sometimes a staff can hang around at a high level—the Cubs did from 1969 to 993, after all—you'd be wiser to bet against it.
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This is what it's like to hang around partners in crime, two guys who live down the street from each other and locker next to each other, who orbit each other on the floor and follow each other to dinner afterward.
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"He was one of the boys hanging around Jean-Luc," said Renée Toft Simonsen, a top model at the time, who considered Mr. Lombardo "part of the system" of young men who hang around models and connect them with powerful people.
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But still four spots down in the order on Friday when qualifying ended, Gunneswaran decided he should enter a Challenger tournament in Vicenza, Italy, instead, rather than hang around Paris on the slim hope that four additional players would pull out.
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Athletes are also vulnerable to fungal skin infections, like Tinea corporis, or ringworm, not to mention athlete's foot (Tinea pedis) and jock itch (Tinea cruris), two fungal infections whose popular names also reflect their tendency to hang around locker rooms.
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While this is noticeable in McGregor when watching him spar against handy boxers and in the heat of furious fights with top-notch featherweights, this tendency to hang around and 'admire his work' gets Lobov hit hard in many of his fights.
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The Spartans come in off a pair of wins over lower division teams, but were competitive against Mississippi State in their opener, suggesting they can hang around with the Commodores, particularly with a potent scorer such as Jonathan Wade leading the way.
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And from there came his involvement in the N.B.A. ecosystem, a relationship built in part from the days when St. Fleur would hang around the Rucker Park and West Fourth Street basketball courts in Manhattan, meeting people who eventually became player agents.
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Feldman appeared on Today backed by a band of Corey's Angels, a group of women that hang around him and attend parties like this one, and performed a song called "Go 4 It" from his album Angelic 2 The Core, available here.
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This is the same playground where my sister and I used to frolic, where on Sundays we&aposd splash about with our friends, and where, in my uncomfortable teens, I&aposd hang around with other kids smoking cigarettes under the willow trees.
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This ritual was then passed on to the arbiters of all things hippie, The Grateful Dead, by one of the Waldos who had the good fortune (in a hippie's mind at least) to be able to hang around the band while they practiced.
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My neighborhood was very formative for me because I had to hang around with kids who were really different from me — kids who beat you up and kids who were smart and made me read books that I would have never read.
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The charmer here is 10-year-old Patty Haigh ("looks like a little girl, but acts like MI6"), one of a group of loosely parented children who hang around the stations at Waterloo and Heathrow, practicing the skills needed to be cops.
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In a lot of the circles I used to hang around, they all just talked shit about one another and dragged you down; people would just laugh as if it was cool or funny that I was stealing my parents' credit cards.
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He takes on not only the physical development of the book — from the tablet and scroll to the codex — and the structures that were designed to house those texts, but the behavior of the human beings who have tended to hang around them.
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On the latter point, the consultancy Rystad Energy is out with a note this morning that sees U.S. shale output continuing to grow a lot over the next three years even if WTI prices hang around in the $54–$57-per-barrel range.
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John "quickly scuttled off, noting as I went that Keith was still staring at me in a manner that suggested we'd be discussing this later, and decided it might be best if I didn't hang around for the after-show party," he adds.
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That fact is yet another reminder that there are only so many competent passers in the NFL, and if you're a subpar one who plays his cards right, you can still hang around a long time—perhaps longer than you have any right to.
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"I remember Jen telling me a couple of weeks ago that she told Katlynn that she wasn't allowed to hang out with him [Felix], and she also told him he wasn't allowed to hang around Katlynn because he was a unhealthy person," the friend says.
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The internet is full of spoilers, making it a dangerous place to hang around if you're trying to steer clear of what happens in Avengers: Endgame, Game of Thrones, or any other TV shows, movies, or video games that you're still catching up on.
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"I remember Jen telling me a couple of weeks ago that she told Katlynn that she wasn't allowed to hang out with him [Felix], and she also told him he wasn't allowed to hang around Katlynn because he was a unhealthy person," the friend said.
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You know, they were little, [Solange] was all in her stuff, trying to hang around her and her friends and Beyoncé was really irritated but it made her more sensitive to who her sister was and what she had to deal with because of her.
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To suggest that their fortunes rested on Genia's ability to earn a living from the game he loved would not stretch the truth, but whatever their circumstances, he was a nice kid and his family let us hang around them probably more than was comfortable.
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It has told young black males that they are dispensable, they don't need to hang around when mom needs support or whatever and it has destroyed -- and not just black communities, but any urban community, and so what you've got here is now they're addicted.
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University College London graduate Amanda Campbell is on a one-woman mission to make music festivals greener We've all been to music festivals, but few of us hang around long enough to witness the mammoth cleanup operation that swings into action once Monday rolls around.
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Whenever I do readings from the book, or speaking engagements about the war on plants as I call it, it's always the kids in their 20s and early 30s who hang around and are full of questions, and eager to know more about that time.
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Last April, Roberto Forgione noticed that someone who had ghosted him was looking at his Instagram Stories — the brief, casual updates that hang around for 24 hours at the top of the app's screen and include lists of the people who have seen them.
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Opinion Columnist Reading about the indictment of Donald Trump's longtime pal Roger Stone, you can't help thinking that we've got a president whose circle of associates closely resembles the guys Tony Soprano used to hang around with outside the pork shop in New Jersey.
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"If you hang around with executives, you adopt a certain view of the world, and it's a view of the world that seems to be informing his policies," said Lawrence Mishel, president of the Economic Policy Institute, a liberal-leaning advocacy group in Washington.
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If you know you will be using Uber or Lyft for some event you know will be very busy — like a concert — if you can, hang around with some friends for 30 minutes or so until the crowd dissipates, and then request a ride.
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Instead of speculating wildly, I thought I'd hang around outside the band tee shops and cannabis lolly stalls in Camden to find some real teenagers, make them listen to a bunch of MySpace era tracks on my headphones, and then ask for their honest opinion.
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The Marlins sit 1 1/2 games behind the St. Louis Cardinals for the second NL wild card and are trying to hang around despite a lineup missing slugger Giancarlo Stanton and a rotation that is without Wei-Yin Chen and Adam Conley due to injury.
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Like the actual Jumanji game, the film may just hang around for 20 years, at which point audiences can revisit it, take in what it does right, look at what it does wrong, and wonder why we were so obsessed with the past in the first place.
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The Blue Devils know the feeling of flirting with disaster – they allowed No. 13 seed UNC Wilmington to hang around for most of their first-round matchup and squandered most of a 23-point halftime lead before holding off 12th-seeded Yale 71-64 on Saturday.
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But Freesist believe you'll hang around and keep working: it implies that the world is only going to become more broken, the market more predatory, and that the same people who would have you work for free, through an impersonal online service, will eventually become your friends.
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According to Morningstar data examining 1,930 stock mutual funds over 15 years ending in June, the difference between what the funds would have delivered to steadfast investors and what the average investor (who did not hang around for that long) actually earned was 0.99 percentage points.
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Children from Catholic schools, like Georgetown Preparatory School, which Mr. Kavanaugh and Justice Neil Gorsuch attended, and Stone Ridge School of the Sacred Heart, a girls' school nearby, tended to hang around together, having often come from the same parishes and grade schools, though not exclusively.
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The successful tester will only be paid £50 ($65) for one hour per fair (but is free to hang around for as long as they want eating lebkuchen afterwards) and must be available to attend at least 10 markets between Friday 6 and Tuesday 24 December 2019.
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And in recent years, the court hasn't even made the decision about whether or not to hear a case immediately — they've often allowed a case (especially a major case) to hang around on the agenda for two or more conference meetings before voting on whether to grant certiorari.
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The best quarterbacks aren't dominant all the time, but give them the ability to hang around—whether that's NFC North teams refusing to take the division in Rodgers' case or a Falcons team unable to close the book on a championship on Sunday—and they're going to find it.
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For one, the audience is built right in, which is kind of a weird choice, kind of a great homage, leaves room for some interesting jokes, and also means you can experience the fun of Rocky Horror without having to leave your house and hang around college students.
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Furthermore "Cold Cold Ground," a whistleable ditty played on an accordion, soon reveals itself as being about poverty and death, proving that even when his tunes are seemingly accessible to the ear there's a very good chance they'll pack a sinister surprise if you hang around long enough.
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The memories evoked by their childlike quality are a further reminder that our pasts hang around and haunt us, long past when we think they've slipped into history — and that's the mystery of life that A Ghost Story spins into a yarn that's more folk tale than horror.
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So when a job in L.A. brings him into contact with an acting class presided over by the eccentric Gene Cousineau (a simply wonderful Henry Winkler), Barry decides to hang around, quickly becoming enamored with Sally (Sarah Goldberg), whose struggling-actress shtick is practically a show unto itself.
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Yet, despite some predictions of doom for his candidacy, the Castree hire and the continued content production from Hawkfish show that Bloomberg is prepared to hang around the race even beyond Super Tuesday, March 3, which is the first time he will be on any ballots in the campaign.
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Perez is not expecting to hang around the third tier very long: "The short term goal is to get promoted, the three-year plan is to get into the Super League, the five-year plan is to win the Super League," the top level of rugby league in England.
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" Later in the interview, West continued to talk about his relationship with Drake and said, "When we talk about the Drake thing, it hits me in a really sensitive place because you hang around people and they come to your house and be around your family and this and that.
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Across the board, they agree that ghosts like to hang around the tour route, which is actually mutually beneficial — guests sign up for a ghost tour to see ghosts and the spirits that appear "enjoy the presence of those of us who exist on this side," as Nicodemus puts it.
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University therapy cat running for board of directors from aww According to one of the comments, this university is Saint Mary's University in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and Carlton lives around the area and likes to hang around campus, enjoying the attention of students — though he's not an official therapy animal.
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They definitely all still have great hair and pop songs aplenty, and although the girls have broken up with their boyfriends from previous movies, there are a couple of cute guys to hang around: Matt Lanter, assigned by the Army to keep the girls safe, and Guy Burnet, who works with DJ Khaled.
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"If you hang around a Jersey person enough, you're going to know that they're from Jersey because they're gonna start" busting your chops, said Mr. DeVito, who used much more colorful language, which he did often to punctuate parts of a 90-minute interview this week at the Greenwich Hotel in Manhattan.
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The howcums of those born into a world where hip-hop was a natural fact, however, only start with how weird it is for a sixtysomething white guy to hang around Tower so he can buy Late Registration at midnight or concoct a 225-word Eminem rave that culminates with a mixtape 20203.
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That said, when the real Van Dyke shows up in what feels like a too-brief cameo, it provides the movie with an enormous jolt of energy that had been conspicuously lacking -- so much so that you wish the actor and his fellow nonagenarian, Angela Lansbury, would hang around a bit longer.
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See, Dylan had come to the Factory because Andy was an artist who had gained international recognition, and it's always cool to meet other artists, you know, to see if it's somebody who's going to be a peer or a compatriot, who you can play with and hang around with or not.
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On Wednesday, Graham directed blame at Julie Swetnick, who has accused Kavanaugh of drunkenly harassing women at parties where women were also gang raped, by suggesting Swetnick should have stopped attending these parties if she thought she was in danger: Why would any reasonable person continue to hang around people like this?
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Furthermore, and this is just a wild theory of mine, it is not clear to me that Trump will hang around for a full term, not so much because he might do something to spark an impeachment proceeding, but because it's not clear to me that he wants to serve out the term.
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Here's a picture of the lovely-yet-macabe listing and the woods in question:In an interview with Le Parisien (Google Translate), the owner mentions that a half-built home near his property tends to draw a strange crowd, concluding with "there are bottles," I guess meaning that drunk idiots hang around there a lot.
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You keep trying to balance being horny and tired and suddenly inexplicably really angry with sitting through a bunch of physics lessons that you *already know* you won't need in The Real World even though your only knowledge of said world comes from those older kids who hang around outside the Costa in town.
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Even when they have the means or the money to take flight, they hang around and fret; there's a young wife, Marie (Paula Beer), waiting for a husband who will never show up, and Richard (Godehard Giese), a doctor so enamored of Marie that he can barely bring himself to board a departing ship.
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Yes, Bernie — who many consider Warren's ideological twin — recently suffered a heart attack and has been on a downward spiral in the polls, but the fact that he raised more money than any other candidate in the third quarter of 2628 means he's going to stubbornly hang around for as long as he can.
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The movie is set in late 1960s Los Angeles and centers on a Western TV actor named Rick Dalton (Leonardo DiCaprio) and his stuntman, Cliff Booth (Brad Pitt), who hang around Dalton's house on Cielo Drive—right next door to where Sharon Tate (Margot Robbie) is horrifically murdered by the Manson family in August of 1969.
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The lights dim, and a smiling, silent ensemble—who, during the early parts of the play, just sort of hang around the edges of the circular stage, like a casual chorus—swoop in, not to get rid of the bedroom set but to rotate it precisely on its axis, thus giving the audience a fresh view of the room.
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But again, as the mockers of "Marcomentum" are quick to point, Rubio has still won only one state, he trails Trump in the Florida polls, and he has to deal with the further variable of John Kasich, whose near miss in Vermont probably gives him the thin straw he needs to hang around until Ohio votes on March 15.
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" With polls indicating that Mr. Renzi may fail, the possibility that he could resign, and force new elections or perhaps bring a caretaker government, has alarmed many leaders, including President Obama, who honored the Italian prime minister in his final state dinner in Washington and urged him to "hang around for a while no matter what.
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Tiny would always hang around the store for a while, looking lost, talking about the weather or whatever had just happened, and he would twist the neck of the paper sack that held the bologna tight around the small, cold mound of meat inside there, and he would tell everybody to just come on and go home with him.
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"There's a real possibility of a brokered convention and that in itself may be enough to serve as motivation for some who might have otherwise dropped out, to hang around longer to see if they can't have a place in this thing and play a part in determining the nominee," said Jim Demers, a veteran Democratic strategist in New Hampshire.
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Compared to food roasting uncovered in an oven or even in a closed Dutch oven that allows for some of the water to cook off on the underside of a hot metal lid, there's a lot of potential for liquid to hang around — great for some dishes, such as oatmeal or meats you want to be stewy, but not for others.
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" Ziff elaborates on his process: "Sometimes I'll tactically hang around the central stations late into the evenings (even more so with the Night Tube now); sometimes I'll spend a few hours hopping on and off carriages; and sometimes I'll find myself with a great scene, as a normal commuter going from A to B. Thankfully I rarely leave the house without my camera!
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The calculations he, Dr Hawking and Malcolm Perry, also at Cambridge, have made suggest that when matter falls into black holes it leaves ghostly traces in the form of two sorts of soft particle—photons (the particles of light) and gravitons (the particles, still hypothetical, that theory suggests transmit gravity)—which then hang around the event horizon, the hole's point of no return.
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And one main advantage of the bot over alternative virtual communication options such as current conference call tools or, perhaps in the future, Oculus Rift-enabled get-togethers, is that the user can stay logged in and just be there to contribute to discussions as they come up, or go hang around the water cooler, rather than sticking to a fixed meeting time.
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SOUTHPORT, England (Reuters) - Canada's Austin Connelly did not hang around after finishing in a six-way tie for 14th place in the British Open at Royal Birkdale on Sunday Barely dwelling on his first experience of a major, the 20-year-old headed off to the airport for his next tournament in Germany, one more stop on his rapid rise up golf's crowded career ladder.
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" In supporting Levine, Ben throws shade at lots of Hollywood hangers-on, saying, "I have been around many people in the recovery field, the self-help world, and the world of those who hang around celebrities for profit and attention ... Noah is without a doubt the person with the most integrity, the most honor, the most genuine compassion and the least motivated by self-interest I have ever known.
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If you hang around to watch the "Inside the Episode" sequences that HBO broadcasts after every new installment, or if you've read even just a few interviews with Game of Thrones showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, you've known for several seasons that the two didn't want to employ flashbacks to the days before Robert's Rebellion (the war that led to Robert Baratheon's rule of the Seven Kingdoms).
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About girls who sound a lot like Evie, Joan Didion in her 1967 essay "Slouching Towards Bethlehem" wrote: There are always little girls around rock groups—the same girls who used to hang around saxophone players, girls who live on the celebrity and power and sex a band projects when it plays—and there are three of them out here this afternoon in Sausalito where the Grateful Dead rehearse.
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She had used this formulation before, in an interview from the Knight Foundation; it was echoed, in December 2009, in a commentary written by Eric Schmidt, then chief executive of Google, for The Wall Street Journal: Now the internet has broken down the entire news package with articles read individually, reached from a blog or search engine, and abandoned if there is no good reason to hang around once the story is finished.
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At the same time, on an instinctive level you can see why he wants to hang around rather than deferring to Rubio's better odds: He beat Rubio in New Hampshire, he would probably beat Rubio head-to-head if they were the only two candidates running in the Midwest and Northeast, he is (on paper) slightly more electable in a general than Rubio, and (oh yes, by the way) Rubio is himself losing to Trump at the moment.
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There are bite-size moments of insight to be found in "Grunt" — the shark-repellent chapter reveals that, contrary to popular belief, sharks are not innately drawn to the scent of human blood, though, alarmingly, polar bears are drawn to the scent of menstruating women — but Roach, for all her enterprise in visiting military labs and bases from New England to Djibouti, is mostly content to hang around each locale only long enough to paint a small picture and crack a few jokes.
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Back in the Pleistocene epoch of the 20th century, when men were men and tickets were printed on cardboard and had sad Mr. Met on them, the only way to buy tickets to a sold-out game was to hang around the stadium and wait for shadowy characters offering "tickets, tickets"; the only way to unload your unwanted ducats was either to become a shadowy character yourself, or to hope your cousin Morty would take them off your hands if you ran into him at Passover.
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