Dana kept getting stuck; Mark hung back to help her.
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Bacon and Croak, accustomed to chatting with Wheatcroft, hung back.
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Farmer rose to talk, while Ward and Karl hung back.
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Mr. Gerim hung back, and did not try to join them.
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Later, she's taken down from the ceiling but hung back up.
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Davos, ever cognizant of his limitations in battle, hung back at Eastwatch.
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The rest of the group, including Odajima, hung back and shook their heads.
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Of course, I didn't mind, I just hung back with Lilly's mother, Delia.
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When she first observed another laywoman leading training, she recalls, she hung back.
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But most charities hung back, afraid of accidentally running afoul of American anti-terrorism laws.
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He hung back from action in Syria, yet aided the revolt against Gadhafi in Libya.
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Robert was shy and hung back, but Michael would run up and ring the doorbell.
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When it was time to leave, I hung back from the rest of my family.
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David and I, wary of being perceived as greedy gringos, hung back for the last van.
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American advisers hung back, per the rules of engagement, while the Somalis carried out the raid.
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I hung back in case the process I had set in train found its own momentum.
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Most romped to eat, but two smaller black cows hung back behind a gate, hobbling forward.
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By contrast, Donald Trump hung back on the stage, his family forming a praetorian guard around him.
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Several of those weekends, the President hung back in Washington and Florida, visiting his Trump golf courses.
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Linden hung back to wait for Flanagan so they could both return to the lead pack together.
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Ricci hung back and as Felder flicked out a non-committal jab, Ricci swung out a check hook.
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DORTMUND, Germany — Borussia Dortmund's players hung back a little, idling halfway between the center circle and the goal.
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It's an attempt to shift guilt from white nationalists to Charlottesville police, who hung back even as violence erupted.
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Just as their fans hung back after matches to clean stadiums, Team Japan cleaned up their locker room too.
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Sam and I tried to be unobtrusive, letting the students work while we hung back and watched and listened.
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I hung back, splashing around aimlessly with a businessman named Wilfried Biedermann, an AfDer who organizes Petry's Bavarian appearances.
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During a mission to resupply fighters with weapons, he hung back from the group and hid in the bushes overnight.
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As Wheatcroft cleared the bridge with a smooth, steady gait, Bacon and Croak hung back, giving him a wide lead.
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As Immelman rode a wave of applause to the 18th green, Snedeker hung back and let his fate sink in.
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Showing tremendous sportsmanship, Linden hung back to wait for Flanagan so they could both return to the lead pack together.
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After the group moved inside for talks, Trump again hung back as other heads of state glad-handed around the room.
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Either way, Brad seemed happy to play chaperone twice over while Dave hung back and looked on with a big grin.
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Flight Simulator rewarded my curiosity when I got fidgety and hung back patiently when I just wanted to enjoy the atmosphere.
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Students who felt unsafe hung back at the median, as close as they could get to Liberty Square without inviting trouble.
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Yet even when the rebels were shelling the presidential palace itself, France hung back from the direct military intervention seen last week.
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The staff during our visits was friendly and attentive, but hung back appropriately, which is what you'd expect at a casual trattoria.
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We say hello to the Neemanns, who had another great day: Erik climbed 211,2000-foot Wheeler Peak; Megan, being pregnant, hung back.
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Yes, but: In one recent high profile case of states going after a business, California hung back while others took the lead.
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I hung back watching to see if they'd let Reneé in, and when they didn't, I walked up to ask what was wrong.
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We made our way to the Test Your Strength game, and the guys hung back, flirting with my friend as I walked ahead.
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With each successive annual open enrollment the tendency of the sickest to buy coverage while the healthiest hung back has only repeated itself.
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He gallantly hung back to give García the stage to himself, allowing him to bask in applause that had been building for decades.
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On that afternoon, while his friends marched over to see if the man in the red hoodie was a threat, Weedy hung back.
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Swifty hung back to serve on a possible Tennessee jury ... and in the process avoided a possible awkward run-in with Kanye West.
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Young black women and men took turns at the bullhorn, their voices loud, their demand — stop killing us — clear, and the officers hung back.
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While the group focussed on new techniques and commissioned pieces, Shaw hung back and absorbed the new sounds, until they felt organic to her music.
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"I'm so proud of her," said Bill Clinton, who grew emotional and hung back to greet supporters for more than 30 minutes after the speech.
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As the crowd dispersed, Snow hung back to be with her daughter, uttering words of comfort, but Emma asked her mom for a few minutes alone.
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You mention you didn't want your son to see you as a punk, is that why you hung back this time and weren't involved in the drama?
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Fans may remember this character from Season 1, when he reluctantly hung back in Atlanta rather than tag along with Rick and his family to the CDC.
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Elsewhere, employees sanded down doors that hung back-to-back on a moving conveyor belt, a scaled-down, less colorful version of Disney's animated "Monsters, Inc." factory.
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During a Trump rally in South Carolina last November, he hung back while other family members took the stage until his father-in-law called him out.
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And two years ago, long after everyone else had started pushing significant dollars to Web ads, politicos hung back, spending significantly more on things like radio and billboards.
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When onstage with the other Democrats, however, she hung back, too civil until too late, then forced three minutes of talking points into a panicked 60-second interruption.
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This lasted for the better part of an hour, till we reached the coffee shop, where the riders commanded a table and the kid hung back on the sidewalk.
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Valentina Shevchenko was easily the best striker Holm had met in the cage and hung back away from Holm, who seemed to have tremendous difficulty even reaching the smaller fighter.
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The first weekend of our mini vacation, I went to the championship games with my dad, but my siblings opted out and hung back with Angie in the hotel instead.
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Photo: APBut Trump has hung back on criticizing the tech world—aside from the occasional broadside aimed at Amazon whenever he doesn't like a story from the Bezos-owned Washington Post.
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At the time, his longtime partner Marlon Reis hung back on the campaign trail and did not appear often in public until the victory party, where they memorably hugged on stage.
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Buzzfeed presented a few different theories in the form of a quiz, including that Ghost stayed at camp to protect Melisandre and Lyanna and that he hung back at Castle Black.
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Officers from the Coral Springs Police Department, who also responded to the shooting, told CNN that at least a few Broward County deputies had hung back during the law enforcement response.
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And with oil prices still less than half their level in 2014, European companies like BP, which traces its origins to the discovery of oil in Iran, have also hung back.
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Some people began to gather at the front of the room with their cameras ready to take pictures, but because I'm a total professional I hung back and played it cool.
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Officers from the Coral Springs Police Department, who were the first to respond to the shooting, told CNN that at least three Broward County deputies had hung back during the response.
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Weeping wives, confused children and elderly parents hugged them over and over until it was time to check tickets and weigh bags, then hung back, waiting hours for the bus to leave.
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Some market-watchers partly attributed the rush to a lull in December when less than $20 billion was raised, as issuers hung back after the election of Donald Trump as U.S. President.
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He made a few points—for instance, that Democrats didn't prioritize gun control when they last held Congress and the White House—but mostly hung back, even when the dialogue grew tense.
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As leaders prepared for a so-called (and perhaps dysfunctional) family photo, Mr. Trump's contemporaries walked ahead and chatted together while the president hung back with Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the Turkish president.
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Charlottesville Police Chief Al Thomas on Monday acknowledged that officers were spread thin during the response to a white supremacist rally and counterprotests, but denied that his force hung back in making arrests.
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Following a few romantic nights out with her new beau Tom Hiddleston, the pop star grabbed lunch at Epice with her parents Scott and Andrea while the actor hung back at her apartment.
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There were a few smiles exchanged while the two fought to a draw at Rock'Em Sock'Em Robots, but for the most part, each fighter hung back with their entourage of publicists, trainers, and relatives.
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During a trip to Africa, Thomas Rhett decided to hit up the gym while wife Lauren hung back at the lodge with Hubbard and his wife Hayley — a special moment he sure should have stuck around for.
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He hung back against the ropes and baited George Foreman into exhausting himself in the famous 1974 Rumble in the Jungle (though just how important this "Rope-a-Dope" strategy was to Ali's ultimate victory is debatable).
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Some Western companies have returned - planemakers Airbus and Boeing and carmakers Peugeot–Citroen and Renault - but many more have hung back, fearing Trump will tighten the screws on an already complex set of rules for engaging with Iran.
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Momentarily averse to such gawkery, I hung back and watched a couple of golfers I'd never heard of; I recognized, not for the first time, that the mechanics and variables of the golf swing are a mystery to me.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads São Paulo — At the 33rd art biennial in São Paulo, Leda Catunda's commissioned artworks "Eldorado" (2018) and "Eldorado II" (2018) were large textile works hung back-to-back on one of the first gallery walls.
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While Mr. Cuomo and Ms. Lee, a survivor of breast cancer, headed to the news conference, Mr. Joel hung back, his motorcycle helmet now replaced with a New York Mets cap, befitting the location, which is the home of the Mets.
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Trophies and ribbons hung back in bookshelves that were jammed full of new acquisitions about politics and feminism, posters of art and various bands right next to childhood drawings she still had kept since they were pictures of her mom and dad.
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I hung back a bit, as we reached the other side of the square, to look at the structure we were passing through, something like a covered patio between two buildings, while the others were descending the wooden staircase to the sea.
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Courtesy Scottish National Portrait Gallery Though she initially hung back from a studio career, Thomas was active in Washington's cultural circles, including a "little Paris salon" of black artists, in the late nineteen-forties, which was organized by the educator and artist Lois Mailou Jones.
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The president and first lady Melania Trump flanked the dog on either side as Trump spoke to the press, while Vice President Mike Pence hung back and petted Conan as the dog sat happily by the legs of its handler, smiling and unfazed by the nearby swarm of press.
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Matthew, tall and bearded, wearing the coastal hipster-dad uniform of black jeans and a plaid button-down shirt, hung back behind Karla, who was wearing a plaid Max Mara coat with a wool fringe, black jeans, and gold-and-black Chanel booties, and looked like a glamorous street urchin.
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Miley Cyrus in "Wrecking Ball" video When "Wrecking Ball" won Video of the Year at the 2014 MTV Video Awards, Cyrus hung back in her seat while a then-22-year-old homeless man named Jesse Helt took the stage to accept the award on her behalf to raise awareness for homeless youth.
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But even when Ershadi had got out of the car to gaze at the arid hills and the camera had hung back at a distance, he'd appeared physically formidable, and this had given him an authority that, combined with the depth of feeling in his eyes, had made me want to weep.
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He started walking more quickly while I hung back, protesting; it didn't matter, everything was beautiful, everything was something we hadn't seen before and wouldn't see again, but he insisted, increasingly frustrated as the map refused to align with the streets we walked; he was better with maps than I was but not by much.
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But 50 weeks later, as Stephens returned to the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center for a required appearance at the U.S. Open's media day, she hung back for a moment at the new Louis Armstrong Stadium, then marched purposefully to the podium — no smiles or hugs this time — to discuss how things had changed.
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The brunette hovered around her like a mother hen, watching carefully to ensure that she did not overtire herself, while the blonde hung back.
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Levan of Kakheti eventually hung back, but allowed his son and heir, Prince Giorgi, to join Simon's army. The Georgians lost the ensuing confrontation and Giorgi was killed on the battlefield.
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Wyatt was to Virgil's left, opposite Tom. Doc Holliday hung back a step or two on Fremont Street. Neither of Wyatt's sketches included Ike Clanton or Billy Claiborne, who ran from the fight.
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Inspector Hung's boss is angry of how Inspector Hung helped the Chinese authority. Through exerting diplomatic pressure, the Hong Kong Police forced the authority to send Chi-Hung back to Hong Kong. When Captain Wong and Hung are escorting Chi-Hung back to Hong Kong, Chi-Hung's gang suddenly appears to kidnap Hung and save their boss. Bearing the risk of being illegal immigrants as they cross the border, Captain Wong climbed over the border and have a gunfight with the criminals.
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The next year, fighting resumed between Russia and Poland. Yurii hung back. After a number of Polish victories, Yurii agreed to return Ukraine to the commonwealth. This led the right-bank cossacks under Yakym Somko to depose him.
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According to this source, the king's battalion played a significant part in the conflict: for although it had hung back during the onset of hostilities, the battalion engaged the English at critical point in the fray.Duncan (2007) pp. 486–487 bk.
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The garrison had fired most of its small arms ammunition at the vision slits of the German tanks, which had hung back in fear of mines and when Italian infantry attacked, had little left. Gambier-Parry and Indian and Australian troops surrendered to the 17th Infantry Division Pavia (General Pietro Zaglio).
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The people hung back and watched the ocean, animals flew in and out of focus. The time had come. Yet king dogs never grow old – they stay young and fit, and someday they might come to the beach and have a few drinks, a few laughs, and get on with it. But not now.
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As Smith made his victory lap of Texas Stadium after the record setting carry, Johnston hung back in the shadows. When Smith saw Johnston, the two joined together in an emotional embrace, with Smith telling Johnston, "I couldn't have done it without you". Johnston replied, "It was my pleasure. I couldn't imagine doing it for anybody else".
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In tenth position at the top of the stretch, he closed ground rapidly and finished fourth, beaten by only lengths.Woolfe, pp. 41–45 In many of his subsequent races, Secretariat hung back at the start, which Laurin later attributed to the bumping he received in his debut. With Feliciano again up, Secretariat returned to the track on July 15 as the 6–5 favorite.
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For Buechner, the character of Bebb appears to have held a particular personal significance. In Now and Then he writes: 'Bebb was strong in most of the places where I was weak, and mad as a hatter in most of the places where I was all too sane. Bebb took terrible risks with his life where I hung back with mine and hoped no one would notice.'Buechner, Frederick (1983).
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At the front of the army, Stiboricz and the Hungarian-Serbian forces charged the Hussites, but Mátik and the Royalists deliberately hung back. The Royalists army belatedly arrived; the plan of campaign was a concentrated charge against the Hussite war-wagons. Koudelník was killed in the battle, and Sigismund's army was forced to flee. In the battle, 6,000 Royalists, Serbian and Hungarian troops, and 8,000 Husites were killed.
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At Najd, on learning of Khalid's decisive victories against apostates in Buzakha, many clans of Banu Tamim hastened to visit Khalid, but the Bani Yarbu', a branch of Bani Tamim, under their chief, Malik ibn Nuwayrah, hung back. Malik was a chief of some distinction: a warrior, noted for his generosity, and a famous poet. Bravery, generosity, and poetry were the three qualities most admired among the Arabs. Map detailing the route of Khalid ibn Walid's conquest of Arabia.
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Two squadrons of the Lobkowitz Dragoons and some artillery were posted on each flank, with more dragoons in reserve. Denisov reported that the French troops maintained a rolling fire by platoons. He claimed that Bagration's troops hung back in a wood and that neither the Cossacks nor the Austrian dragoons were willing to charge the French infantry. This caused the Austrians to bear the brunt of the combat and they were hustled to the rear by the French.
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The English men-at-arms then attacked and after fighting described as "ferocious", the Scots attempted unsuccessfully to retreat and were routed. The English men-at-arms outfought superior numbers of the Scottish foot, while the performance of the English archers was mixed. Most of them were participating in their first pitched battle, or even their first combat. Many groups of bowmen conspicuously hung back, while the Lancashire longbowmen received a post-battle bonus of £10 each (£ in terms).
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Trying to accomplish two strategic goals at once, the Prussian army commander hung back to allow the newly arrived corps of Peter Mikhailovich Kaptzevich and Friedrich von Kleist to catch up with him. Blücher utilized Zakhar Dmitrievich Olsufiev's small corps to link the two parts of his army. On 8 February, Sacken's cavalry reached Viels-Maisons while his infantry was to the east at Montmirail. Olsufiev's corps was farther east at Étoges while Blücher established his headquarters another east at Vertus.
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205 Rather than follow, the British hung back, continuing to fire at long range; this prompted one French officer to write that the British "only engaged from far off and simply in order to be able to say that they had fought." Sunset brought an end to the firefight, with both fleets continuing on a roughly southeast tack, away from the bay.Larrabee, p. 211 The center of both lines was engaged, but the level of damage and casualties suffered was noticeably less.
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Walton was then appointed to command HMS Carcass for a ten-month period between 1701 and 1702, and sailed her to the West Indies. Here he joined a squadron under Vice- Admiral John Benbow, and in March 1702 Walton was appointed to command the 48-gun HMS Ruby. He then participated in the Action of August 1702 under Benbow and against Admiral Jean du Casse. During the action, most of the captains hung back from the engagement, and only Walton's conduct was considered above reproach.
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An online petition to bring Hung back to American Idol included more than 100,000 signatures by late February. Hung was brought back to American Idol as part of a mid-season special titled Uncut, Uncensored and Untalented, airing March 1, 2004. The special documented what it was like to experience the audition process and, in Hung's case, emerge as an inadvertent celebrity. At the 2006 Artichoke Festival in Castroville, California, Hung was crowned the Artichoke King; Marilyn Monroe had previously received a similar honor.
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The 8th Army (Major General Ljubovtsev), retreated in front of the 2nd corps of the German Army behind the Pärnu River - the Emajõgi River line on July 12. As German troops approached Tartu on July 10 and prepared for another battle with the Soviets, they realized that the Estonian partisans were already fighting the Soviet troops. The Wehrmacht stopped its advance and hung back, leaving the Estonians to do the fighting. The battle of Tartu lasted two weeks, and destroyed most of the city.
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The 1961 European Cup Final was held at the Wankdorf Stadium, Bern on 31 May 1961, and contested by Portuguese side Benfica against Spanish side Barcelona. This was the first final not to include Real Madrid, who had won the previous five finals. Benfica lifted the trophy for the first time, beating Barcelona 3–2. Benfica midfielder Mario Coluna broke his nose in the eighth minute of the match; not wanting to risk further damage, when Domiciano Cavém put over a cross in the 55th minute, Coluna hung back outside the penalty area.
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This problem was not rectified until shortly after 1800, when the drivers became soldiers. At the Battle of Jemappes in 1792, the French superiority in artillery contributed to the victory. The commanding general Charles François Dumouriez remarked that French soldiers were more impetuous when their guns dominated the enemy, and that when the artillery was not successful, the infantry hung back. Historian Ramsay Weston Phipps noted that the French artillery in the War of the First Coalition was "excellent" and helped overcome some of the failings of the new armies.
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But Frederick II hung back, and Honorius III repeatedly put off the date for the beginning of the expedition. In spite of the insistence of Honorius III, Frederick II still delayed, and the Egyptian campaign failed miserably with the loss of Damietta on 8 September 1221. Most rulers of Europe were engaged in wars of their own and could not leave their countries for any length of time. King Andrew II of Hungary and, somewhat later, a fleet of crusaders from the region along the Lower Rhine finally departed for the Holy Land.
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When the Toa arrived in the Shadow Leech hive, they found no leeches, and just Mutran instead. Kopaka and Solek hung back to take on Mutran, while the others headed further into the hive, which seemed to be bigger on the inside than it was in the outside. They reached a dead-end, and when they turned around to see if Toa Ignika was still behind them, they found that in his place was a gigantic monster. Without worrying about whether it was hostile or not, Tanma (and the others soon afterwards) jumped into battle.
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In the early days of the sport, there was a "running guard" who brought the ball up the court and passed or attacked the basket, like a point or combo guard. There was also a "stationary guard" who made long shots and hung back on defense before there was the rule of backcourt violations. The Triangle Offense was born on the hardwood courts of the University of Southern California in the 1940s. Phil Jackson had carried out the Triangle Offense to astounding effect during his long basketball career.
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Two English immigrants, Thomas and James Hogg, organized a meeting in the Argentine capital on May 9, 1867, at which the first Latin American football club was established: the Buenos Aires Football Club. The Buenos Aires Cricket Club granted permission to the football club to use its cricket ground in Parque Tres de Febrero. The Buenos Aires Football Club played its first football match on June 20 that year, with sixteen players altogether, only eight of whom were British. Fewer players than expected participated, as some players hung back to see how such a match would play out.
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They detected the Allied ships shortly afterwards and reversed course. The Allied ships were faster than the torpedo boats and had closed the range to by 02:20 when Black Prince began firing star shells. The destroyers began firing at T24 and T27 at a range of as Black Prince hung back in support until one of her forward turrets jammed. The Allied fire was accurate and one shell struck T27 at 02:31 and reduced her speed to ; Kohlauf ordered her into Morlaix Bay and the Allies lost her radar reflection amongst the rocks of the bay.
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On 8 April, A Squadron of the 18th Cavalry broke through and then turned to attack Italian artillery, as some Indian troops of the 11th Prince Albert Victor's Own Cavalry (Frontier Force) got away. Most of the garrison was pinned down but during a second attempt at small parties of the 2nd Royal Lancers escaped. The garrison had fired most of its small-arms ammunition at the vision slits of the German tanks, which had hung back in fear of mines and when Italian infantry attacked, had little ammunition left. Gambier-Parry and Indian and Australian troops surrendered to Major-General Pietro Zaglio, commander of the Pavia Division.
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The rest of the fleet sailed together, reaching Cape St Vincent by the early morning of 7 October. At this point a sizeable French squadron was sighted bearing up, consisting of six ships of the line and three frigates under Rear-Admiral Joseph de Richery. The British ships of the line formed a defensive line, but as they were doing so Censeurs jury-rigged foretopmast carried away, and only having been fitted with a frigate's mainmast, she was obliged to fall behind. Fortitude and Bedford hung back to support her, and resisted the French attack for an hour, during which Censeurs remaining top masts were shot away and she exhausted her supply of powder.
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He is informed that an angel was sent out to meet with the rest of Swarm, which had hung back before the zone boundaries, and has told them that they have allies in the celestial levels. Quillon realises that these are the same allies that warned him about his imminent execution and Curtana orders him to travel with Meroka to the Celestial Levels in hopes of saving his life and finding allies to take Spearpoint back from the Skullboys and the unallied angels. The book finishes with Curtana and Agraffe wonder what changes would befall the planet and Spearpoint after Nimcha has finished healing the mire and wonder what the Mad Machines were talking about when they mentioned Earthgate and going into the planet to reach the stars.
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Grothe clung to Scott's ankles as he waited for his team mates to get back in defence, but in a now-famous image, Maroons centre Chris Close grabbed Grothe's hair before backhanding him out of the way. Close then picked up the ball from dummy-half and dived through Steve Rogers tackle to score next to the posts. Other NSW players would later claim they hung back from tackling Close as they expected to receive a penalty for the back hander and were surprised when it never came (there were claims that Grothe had injured himself when he tackled Scott, though Close disputes this saying he first yelled at Grothe to let go before back handing him when he didn't move). Mal Meninga converted to take the score to 15-all.
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The destroyers began firing at T24 and T27 at a range of as Black Prince hung back in support until one of her forward turrets jammed. The Allied fire was accurate and one shell struck T27 at 02:31 and reduced her speed to ; Kohlauf ordered her into Morlaix Bay and the Allies lost her radar reflection among the rocks of the bay. T24 had fruitlessly fired her aft torpedo tubes at her pursuers and was then hit by two shells in her superstructure that started fires that were quickly doused. She fired her remaining torpedoes to no effect at 02:54 and, about that same time, a shell disabled T29s rudder. Ashanti and Huron concentrated on T29, initially hitting her stern which caused her to veer off-course, while Haida and Athabaskan continued their pursuit of T24.
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The Allied ships were faster than the torpedo boats and had closed the range to by 02:20 when Black Prince began firing star shells. The destroyers began firing at T27 and T24 at a range of as Black Prince hung back in support until one of her forward turrets jammed. The Allied fire was accurate and one shell struck T27 at 02:31 and reduced her speed to ; Kohlauf ordered her into Morlaix Bay and the Allies lost her radar reflection amongst the rocks of the bay.Hervieux, p. 99; Rohwer, pp. 317–318; Whitley, pp. 156–157 After emergency repairs, T27 joined T24 in Saint-Malo during the night of 26/27 April. The sister departed Saint-Malo bound for Brest on the night of 28/29 April and were spotted by British coastal radar.
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