The students hunkered down in their lodgings, afraid to move.
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Are you hunkered down with your Xbox for the winter?
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Jenner has remained hunkered down at her home in Calabasas.
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In Juba, few celebrated because people were hunkered down indoors.
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They settled into apartments seven blocks apart and hunkered down.
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Others still living in Anglophone areas are hunkered down, afraid.
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Brady had been particularly hunkered down during the Deflategate ordeal.
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A teacher turned the lights off, and they hunkered down.
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Americans kept shopping when the rest of the world hunkered down.
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Both men hunkered down and then gradually resumed their public lives.
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During this time, Brossart's three sons hunkered down on the ranch.
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Mr. Greitens hunkered down on Thursday but continued to hemorrhage support.
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"We hunkered down and started on Phase 2," Mr. Huber said.
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They hunkered down, hugging and holding each other, as the gunshots continued.
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I hunkered down and climbed up the corporate ladder on Wall Street.
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But at some point, Mateen paused, hunkered down in the back room.
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France cooked; Spain hunkered down under wildfires that burned thousands of acres.
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Weaver and a friend hunkered down for 11 days before giving up.
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Until that happens, workers will probably remain hunkered down, reluctant to spend.
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Wuhan's residents have largely hunkered down to quietly wait out the epidemic.
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Or are we just another nation, hunkered down in a fearful world?
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Though many people hunkered down, not everyone heeded calls to stay indoors.
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"My parents that live in Naples hunkered down for it too," he said.
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We laughed and embraced and hunkered down to talk about war and peace.
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They were hunkered down about 80 kilometers (50 miles) from Ghazni, it said.
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People are not jumping off cliffs - they're just a bit more hunkered down.
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There, they hunkered down with other neighbors, hoping the water soon would recede.
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North Carolinians made last-minute preparations and hunkered down to await Florence's arrival.
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As a result, committee Republicans have hunkered down, creating an air of inscrutability.
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In 2003, the SARS pandemic struck, and Beijingers hunkered down in their homes.
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If they hunkered down here, the children would get caught in the crossfire.
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"We're hunkered down and riding it out at the moment," Mr. Cronin said.
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This year I snatched one for myself and hunkered down in the sand.
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Whatever their dress — suit, sari, head scarf — people looked huddled and hunkered down.
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The administration appeared hunkered down on Friday in hopes the controversy would pass.
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Instead, they hunkered down during the city's worst years because Detroit was home.
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Many Kashmiris are now hunkered down in their homes, afraid to step outside.
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Many stores were closed on Saturday as owners hunkered down to consider the implications.
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McGregor said that most people in China are hunkered down and avoiding public areas.
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Once you have children, you're basically hunkered down until at least late high school.
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But many hunkered down as best as they could to ride out the storm.
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But as the storm neared, some Floridians hunkered down rather than hitting the road.
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He spent more than a week hunkered down in his home in Janesville, Wis.
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Biologists later followed P-20023's movements over several miles before it hunkered down.
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Thousands of residents fled the winds and rain and hunkered down in stronger buildings.
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As citizens hunkered down at home, businesses and roads suddenly fell empty and silent.
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We boarded up the windows and we are hunkered down in our basement apartment.
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Laukitis, meanwhile, is hunkered down in what had been an ad hoc home office.
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Press aides spent the afternoon hunkered down in their offices determining how to react.
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Many blacks remain hunkered down in squalor, on land they do not legally own.
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That has changed as leaders have hunkered down to address the all-consuming domestic agenda.
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It begins with officers hunkered down behind a wall as bullets struck a nearby fence.
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It was here where she hunkered down for a quick turnaround of her new album.
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Many tourists flew home ahead of Irma, but others hunkered down in hotels and shelters.
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Others hunkered down indoors as the storm intensified, burning coal to keep the rooms warm.
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Millions of Americans hunkered down in their homes instead of commuting to work or school.
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As for us here in Britain, we just hunkered down and braced for the storm.
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It shut down all human review and then hunkered down to figure out a fix.
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Neighborhood streets were deserted as those residents who chose to stay home hunkered down inside.
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They found it hunkered down; the annex had already been hit twice earlier that morning.
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"People are basically hunkered down in their homes and not 'out and about," Walsh added.
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So you adopted a hunkered-down defensive crouch just to get through each passing day.
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Rebels hunkered down in Madaya and Zabadani, and Hezbollah was unable to fully dislodge them.
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"Matt has been hunkered down in the Hamptons in anticipation of this book," said one source.
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That has changed as Brazil's leaders have hunkered down to address the all-consuming domestic agenda.
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Some militia members are still hunkered down at the refuse, but their next move is unknown.
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Mr Serraj has hunkered down at a naval base since arriving in Tripoli on March 30th.
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SAFE IN JAIL It's not just inmates who hunkered down behind bars to escape Irma's wrath.
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Other golfers were preparing while she was hunkered down, dealing with a world she barely recognized.
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They've hunkered down in therapy, where they are stuck rehashing old resentments and lamenting lost libidos.
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Hunkered down on their side, the YPG will have nowhere to turn for help but south.
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American commanders estimate that 2,000 to 3,000 Islamic State fighters remain hunkered down in western Mosul.
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Smugglers hunkered down for a few weeks, according to people involved in the boat trade in Guiria.
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States from Oklahoma east to the Atlantic Coast hunkered down Thursday as ice and snow rolled through.
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Mr Serraj and his colleagues are hunkered down at a heavily-guarded naval base while talks continue.
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Many folks flew or drove up north, while others hunkered down and decided to ride it out.
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Hurricane Matthew led to widespread evacuations, and millions of Floridians — including myself — hunkered down, fearing the worst.
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Then we put the kids down for bed and hunkered down for some Netflix and chill time.
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While hunkered down on a glacier during a blizzard, they bonded over card games and hot chocolate.
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He has to spend long decades hunkered down, watching her from a distance, gathering data on suspects.
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My sister in Boston is hunkered down with friends who arrived early to weather the storm together.
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Residents hunkered down and traffic was light, similar to that of a holiday but minus the cheer.
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Franklin said his family, hunkered down in Arequipa, Peru, haven't gotten clear information from the State Department.
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"Matt has been hunkered down in the Hamptons in anticipation of this book," a source told PEOPLE.
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The White House has hunkered down amid the storms, going a full week without briefing the press.
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"Matt has been hunkered down in the Hamptons in anticipation of this book," a source tells PEOPLE.
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It remained a mystery where thousands of other homeless people had fled or hunkered down for Harvey.
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Witnesses and bystanders dove for cover in local restaurants and shops, or hunkered down in office buildings.
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Is he hunkered down in a house in Iraq or Syria and relying on local TV coverage?
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Relying on airstrikes to protect a hunkered-down special operations team is not a new thing, said Col.
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So instead, they hunkered down until Irma's winds blew off the adjoining sunroom and parts of the roof.
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Who hasn't hunkered down in front of the latest superhero reboot and casually thought: I could do that?
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We've been hunkered down with the stews and the soups, cooking stormy-weather recipes, baking lots of bread.
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Samardzija hunkered down, getting Manuel Margot to pop up and fanning Myers and Schimpf to squash the rally.
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This month, Clinton has hunkered down with top aides to study from the comfort of her own home.
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Jordan spent Tuesday and Wednesday hunkered down in his office preparing for the highly anticipated joint committee hearing.
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After the lunch, and Mr. Trump's departure, Julie, Elisabeth and I hunkered down in the boardroom to write.
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For months, residents who did not flee hunkered down as the old city came under sustained artillery bombardment.
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Large swaths of the black population remain hunkered down in squalor, on land they do not legally own.
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Meanwhile, Greitens remained hunkered down, hoping his own squall would pass — although some Missouri Republicans doubted it would.
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The city had hunkered down by shutting its parks, preparing emergency resources and opening more slots at homeless shelters.
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Instead, producers hunkered down as oil prices fell below $40 per barrel, some 70 percent below mid-2014 levels.
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But the full extent of the destruction is still not known because first responders were themselves hunkered down overnight.
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Protesters hunkered down and barricaded themselves against police, flinging firebombs and debris and even firing arrows at riot police.
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As we hunkered down during the Persian Gulf war, she kept our daily lives humming with routine and humor.
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Howling air-raid sirens and buzzing smartphone alerts kept tens of thousands of Israeli civilians hunkered down in shelters.
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Hong Kong residents hunkered down in their apartments, having cleared many grocery store shelves the day before in preparation.
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My immediate family, having undergone one quarantine abroad, hunkered down to see what an American version would be like.
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His brother, who also hunkered down in Corpus Christi, has been unable to reach their home because of flooding.
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He hunkered down over art of his own, working in the studio of his home, which became his sanctuary.
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Shane Dinneen, Christine Richard, and a handful of others—including David Klafter, Pershing Square's in-house counsel—hunkered down.
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He told the friend the family had hunkered down in the basement, where the wind was not as bad.
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Sears and ESL's lawyers hunkered down again, as advisors ran through the offices meeting with Sears' restructuring committee and ESL.
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There are many examples of animal species being harmed by retroviruses that have hunkered down for aeons in their DNA.
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Hillary Clinton hunkered down for an intensive weekend of prep ahead of Wednesday's third and final presidential in Las Vegas.
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So we literally hunkered down here in the studio and the whole of last year we were writing, writing, writing.
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Remaining students hunkered down on the bridge over the Tolo highway, black pirate-style freedom flags flying from lookout posts.
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When Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico with devastating force, making landfall on September 20, Vázquez was hunkered down at home.
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Until further notice, I'm hunkered down with my girlfriend, our dog and cat, video games, movies, writing projects and books.
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Until further notice, I'm hunkered down with my girlfriend, our dog and cat, video games, movies, writing projects and books.
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On Sunday, most residents hunkered down in their apartments, while those in more flood-prone areas took refuge in shelters.
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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (CNN)Campaign staffers are hunkered down at home instead of working from their headquarters or in primary states.
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To get a calming breath before the cameras rolled, the survivors and their supporters hunkered down in a conference room.
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And the parrots nest in cavities in the island's limestone, and no doubt would have hunkered down during the storm.
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Meanwhile, Trump – famously admiring of such spectacles – is hunkered down in Washington, fending off impeachment efforts and domestic political assault.
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In contrast, Zelda, her mother's "preferred daughter," hunkered down in an Airstream trailer on the edge of the family vineyard.
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He was hunkered down in snow on the day that my sister Ann was born, two days before Christmas, 21973.
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And this thing that I hunkered down and accomplished was what Issa was able to be like, 'Let's try her out!
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As Dewar and the others hunkered down behind a barricaded door, Cox — still outside the room — was killed by the gunman.
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People flocked to 758 evacuation centers on Saturday, while tourists hunkered down in hotel ballrooms and conference rooms in coastal areas.
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People flocked to 758 evacuation centers on Saturday, while tourists hunkered down in hotel ballrooms and conference rooms in coastal areas.
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For roughly 12 hours, passengers hunkered down in their rooms Sunday as waves rocked the ship off Cape Hatteras, North Carolina.
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Mike Pence of Indiana hunkered down with a small coterie of aides for his first full day of intensive debate preparation.
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It was during a series of snow days, for which I hunkered down with a stack of DVDs and library books.
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Hello Cultivated readers,We hope everyone is staying safe (and sane) out there as we're all hunkered down in our homes.
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Sanders has been hunkered down in Michigan, looking for some of the magic that propelled his unlikely 2016 challenge to Clinton.
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MEXICO CITY — Hunkered down in the presidential palace, Enrique Peña Nieto, the unpopular leader of Mexico, was besieged on both sides.
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A major implication of the Jacobs and Roberts study is the suggestion that Denisovans and Neanderthals hunkered down in the cave together.
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But what also happened is that Facebook just adjusted its plans and hunkered down to weather the storm as it always does.
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A kind medic handed me a health kit and I hunkered down the other soldiers, waiting to be told what to do.
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Hunkered down a stone's throw from the Oval Office, it's time for Ivanka to be accountable for the job she's been handed.
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" "I've been hunkered down for a year writing, recording, trying to live a normal life and getting ready for a new album.
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Mustachioed generals hunkered down in presidential palaces, while the U.S. government backed dictators and military juntas it believed were bulwarks against communism.
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Remaining Chinese University students hunkered down on the bridge over the Tolo highway, black pirate-style freedom flags flying from lookout posts.
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Connor, his wife, Michelle Cox, and their 5-year-old daughter, Cynthia, hunkered down last week as Irma tore through St. Thomas.
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" I hunkered down in my couch while Chris carried on, "He came to my studio last year with a band called Champagne.
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After the company raised a seed round in 2015, a team of eight employees hunkered down in a spare office it sublet.
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Egyptian soldiers and conscripts are hunkered down inside heavily protected bases, venturing out in armored convoys that barrel down long, exposed roads.
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Residents and emergency workers spent most of the day hunkered down, and emerged only toward nightfall to begin assessing the storm's toll.
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In the first hours after the verdict, he hunkered down in the State Capitol as reporters circled the halls outside his office.
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We can just imagine Hanks and Wilson hunkered down in Australia jamming to her Quarantunes while they kick coronavirus to the curb.
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Several hunkered down in Switzerland, which refused to extradite its citizens to the United States for actions that weren't illegal in Switzerland.
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You're hunkered down, maintaining your social distance, but damnit, now you have to interact with the delivery person dropping off your groceries.
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Read Kinsey's story As we hunkered down during the Persian Gulf war, she kept our daily lives humming with routine and humor.
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As Hurricane Lane pummels Hawaii, hunkered-down residents likely are facing several days before they can emerge to assess the storm's damage.
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When the tornado hit his home on Lee Road 38, Partridge and his wife hunkered down in the middle of the house.
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Or is he "fibbing" about how hard he's working, "thinking about Minecraft" when he should be hunkered down with his book project?
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By dawn, dozens of men from the 507th Parachute Infantry Regiment had hunkered down on the Rigault farm outside the village of Graignes.
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He was so exhausted that he hunkered down on the ground for some time before he could regain enough energy to even stand.
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They said they were deeply moved by the accounts of those who hunkered down in the school Tuesday as the carnage unfolded outside.
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They eventually hunkered down and picked a safe spot near Woodsboro, a town of less than 224 people, to park the radar truck.
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"The majority of the people that I know, especially in areas that have been under the mandatory evacuations, they're hunkered down," he says.
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In the last days of February, we hunkered down at her apartment in Chicago, and kept the opposite schedule we had in Michigan.
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Rather than join Trump to help flood ravaged Louisiana, Hillary hunkered down on Martha's Vineyard to raise more money for her stagnate campaign.
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People had flocked to 758 evacuation centers on Saturday, while tourists in resorts along coast hunkered down in hotel ballrooms and conference rooms.
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Police tactical experts said that before Columbine, when two students fatally shot 13 people before committing suicide, the police would have hunkered down.
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He hunkered down for a while on a naval base and in other closely guarded locations under the protection of United States marshals.
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So I hunkered down and checked my finances, started applying for relief funds that were popping up and tried to file for unemployment.
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Mr. Simmon and his 28-year-old son Luke Simmon, who live together, had hunkered down at home to ride out the storm.
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Representatives from industry groups, the administration, small businesses, and more than 85033 members of Congress hunkered down for an afternoon of policy talk.
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And a woman, filled with fear and insecurity, hunkered down and repeated bad patterns rather than reimagining herself in an open, bold way.
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Box went into quiet mode and hunkered down for 25 long months before finally going forward with the IPO in January of last year.
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It's a far cry from Saturday night, when more than 100 people, 17 dogs and six cats hunkered down here to escape Hurricane Matthew.
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At the observatory, most of the employee-evacuees hunkered down in the visiting scientists' quarters, meant for out-of-town astronomers, and the cafeteria.
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It was just before the holidays, so there was a big chunk of time where I really hunkered down and wrote for the album.
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Over the weekend of the 23 "Snowmageddon" storm on the East Coast, Clinton hunkered down at her home in New York, making phone calls.
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He spent most weeknights hunkered down — razor knife and pica pole at the ready — in the townhouse that served as the Yale paper's offices.
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An hour later, I was in the basement of the library, hunkered down in the Absolute Quiet Room, in a state of peerless ecstasy.
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After being hunkered down in the immediate aftermath of the storm, business and property owners are eager to get a look at the damage.
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Instead, business activity ground to a halt as millions of people hunkered down and travel restrictions were placed on more than half the country.
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She alternated between calming frantic parents gathered outside of the school and complimenting the children hunkered down in the cafeteria on their listening skills.
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Investors hunkered down Thursday, as signals from China and the United States suggested that both nations were girding for a long-term trade fight.
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If an opponent is hunkered down behind their guard stance, you'll need to grab them or throw out an attack with a "break" property.
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During the ensuing protests and riots, she hunkered down inside the Cleveland family home on Dade Avenue, giving birth just a few days later.
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Less than a mile away, as if in a rival armed camp, Mr. Kim hunkered down at his own fortified hotel, the St. Regis.
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For about a year, she hunkered down in cafes and coworking spaces and gained a proficiency in JavaScript, SQL, Python, HTML, and web design.
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In the meantime, on a recent evening earlier this month, community college students across the state hunkered down in their cars for the night.
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The slow speed of the storm meant that Florida residents have been hunkered down in anticipation of the storm for almost a week now.
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As ISIS loses in Mosul, not all of the thousands of ISIS fighters who are hunkered down in the city will be captured or killed.
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He was much reviled by the hunkered-down liberals in the state, sure, but even traditional conservatives like my dad thought he was an embarrassment.
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But security forces faced ferocious resistance from several hundred militants hunkered down among thousands of civilians in the maze of alleyways in Mosul's Old City.
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Of course, it's possible the basket is for someone else ... after all, it is the holidays and Liam and Cheryl are hunkered down in London.
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He recalls his undergrad days at Allegheny College, when he was hunkered down in his room, studying — and his friends went out all the time.
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A source told PEOPLE that the actress and her husband, as well as their daughters, are hunkered down at their house in Bel Air, California.
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As Konkrate spoke to reporters, a man on a bicycle pulled up and told Konkrate he had hunkered down with his brother during the storm.
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After selling Minecraft to Microsoft, he hunkered down in a $70 million mansion in Beverly Hills and now refuses to talk about Minecraft any more.
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Throughout the islands, people hunkered down in reinforced sections of buildings, roofs ripped off buildings and winds blew out the interiors of homes and businesses.
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Those that were not intercepted killed three civilians, left tens of thousands hunkered down in shelters, and led to school cancellations for thousands of children.
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The industry was continuing to produce vehicles in the face of a demand collapse, as consumers hunkered down in their homes and dealership traffic disappeared.
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Other than that Cohen said that he, Benjamin, and his nanny had enough food to last two weeks and were "hunkered down" in their apartment.
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Kelsey Nowakowski, who lives in St. Thomas, described how she and four friends had hunkered down and waited for the storm to pass on Wednesday.
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In the dark, Gist hunkered down, rolled up a sleeve and raked the channel with his hand, feeling uneasily for cold flesh or wet cloth.
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After Phillips reported shooting him, Sikich, worried that he was injured, tracked him into dense undergrowth a quarter mile away, where he had hunkered down.
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"They stayed hunkered down in that pickup truck for the last two days, waiting," State Police officer David Miller told the Carlsbad Current Argus newspaper.
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A source told PEOPLE that the actress and her designer husband, as well as their daughters, are hunkered down at their house in Bel Air, California.
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As the cold days continued to go by without heat, we hunkered down near our tiny space heaters, which offered only a bare minimum of warmth.
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European firms, weighed down by sovereign debt crises, sluggish earnings and political uncertainties, hunkered down and put spending plans on hold over the past few years.
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On Monday night, I hunkered down in front of the TV to watch all five hours of the Democratic presidential candidate town halls hosted by CNN.
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"He was so exhausted that he hunkered down on the ground for some time before he could regain enough energy to even stand," the message said.
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Paulsen also said the fact investors have already "hunkered down for the worst, means it could be difficult for the worst to occur," based on positioning.
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Mr Assad's next target is rebel-held Idlib, where thousands of civilians are hunkered down—and where new chemical massacres are likely if nothing is done.
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Streets began to empty from mid-afternoon as the nation hunkered down to watch the eagerly anticipated quarter-final clash in the Russian city of Samara.
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So, I hunkered down with my laptop and re-watched all three seasons in two days and picked out all the baking terms I didn't know.
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Well, it would have had Clinton hunkered down in Los Angeles and San Francisco, perhaps hitting Chicago and then Philadelphia on her way to New York.
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Tough-looking yet unused to the extreme heat, Power never made it: "I found Matt hunkered down in the elephant grass," a plainly frightened Wood writes.
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"They are hunkered down in meetings, plotting the next steps, the transition, the first 100 days, key staff positions," said a source close to Trump's campaign.
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Whether you're a Syrian who is hunkered down in Raqqa who has been abused by ISIS — they have as much right to live as anyone else.
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But on the first day of the shelter-in-place order, no one was walking or driving on Lombard as thousands hunkered down in their homes.
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So they bought milk, eggs, loaves of bread, and hunkered down for the weekend, joined by Kris's younger sister, Miesha Jolly, 36, and Miesha's three children.
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So it's important to make sure that you're able to see, whether you're hunkered down in your bunker or attempting to traverse a post-apocalyptic terrain.
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Held in place by 100 feet of chain tied to an anchor, the crew hunkered down as the storm built through the late summer Arctic night.
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Mr. Goldberger had been about to go to the synagogue, but had hunkered down in his Kia Optima once he saw the assailants storm the market.
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Trench warfare became a sinister science, as front-line troops of every army hunkered down for hundreds of miles in conditions of appalling filth and danger.
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W. Somerset Maugham once described the Côte d'Azur as "a sunny place for shady people," and Falciani, who was now a fugitive, hunkered down in Castellar.
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The hotlines have been inundated with calls from frightened and anxious Chinese citizens who are hunkered down in their homes and afraid of catching the disease.
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Last year, Antonia Ortega's family fled their trailer home in Wilmington for the Blue Ridge Mountains, and they spent Dorian hunkered down at a local church.
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"We didn't even have time to get to a bathroom or anything, but we have an interior hallway and we just hunkered down there," she said.
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" But while the White House hunkered down on Friday, the top Republican in Congress sought to reassure conservatives that everything would be OK. "Keep the faith.
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But no matter the date, players and coaching staff are back on the training pitch in China after spending much of the year hunkered down overseas.
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Most importantly, the CIA I joined praised expertise, something that became less important as the agency hunkered down and bent over backward to please the White House.
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Those caught in the initial line of fire — U.S. farmers facing tariffs on their exports to China, for example — are already hunkered down and fearing the worst.
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If she isn't gearing up for a weeks-long journey on a research vessel, the avid runner and biker is hunkered down in her tiny, crowded lab.
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If there was a sense among aides of heightened anticipation for the report, however, there was not necessarily a hunkered-down mood in preparing for the unknown.
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Signs painted on roads and nailed to fences read "Non a L'Aeroport" and some 300 hundred militants have hunkered down in makeshift shelters, caravans and abandoned farmhouses.
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The opposition hunkered down when, on April 7, the government notified main opposition leader Henrique Capriles that he was banned from doing political work for 15 years.
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So he flew to Chicago and we just hunkered down in our practice space, just him and I, and we wrote a half-hour's worth of music.
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Instead of going out and wasting money on rent, he hunkered down at home, started saving, and was able to purchase a home a few years later.
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Thousands of students barricaded themselves inside campuses at several universities overnight, preparing stockpiles of food, bricks, petrol bombs and other make-do weapons as they hunkered down.
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As floodwaters filled the streets, and many of the storefronts, of downtown St. Augustine on Friday, many business owners hunkered down with little to do but wait.
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TAPACHULA, Mexico — It was only last week that a caravan with thousands of Central American migrants hunkered down for the night here in Tapachula, in southern Mexico.
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Earlier in the day, Kelsey Nowakowski, who lives in St. Thomas, described how she and four friends had hunkered down and waited for the storm to pass.
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The interaction is a lighthearted example of how hunkered-down residents are keeping essential supplies stocked under lockdown and after retailers have experienced toilet paper stock shortages.
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The general belief is with L.A. residents hunkered down at home, the homeless can no longer panhandle for money -- so, they're shoplifting out of desperation to eat.
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He watched Curb Your Enthusiasm in his bedroom in the San Francisco house he shares with two roommates, who each hunkered down in their own respective bedrooms.
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While his fellow senators rushed to rebuke him, Mr. Franken hunkered down out of sight, skipping four votes in the Senate and the Democrats' regularly scheduled luncheon.
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So they huddled outside on beach chairs, or hunkered down in their cars, waiting for help from the government that by Tuesday evening had still not arrived.
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Maui hunkered down for heavy rains and powerful winds as a gradually weakening tropical storm barreled toward Hawaii, while Honolulu hoped it would be spared the worst.
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The rest of his winter was spent hunkered down in Texas, presumably engaging in the sort of cloistral rumination and recalibration that follows any public figure's collapse.
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NEW YORK, Sept 53 (Reuters) - Wall Street fell on Monday as investors hunkered down for the first U.S. presidential debate between candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
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The last die-hard fighters are hunkered down in two villages, or about 1.5 square miles of territory, along the Euphrates River near Syria's border with Iraq.
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And while some celebs have cleverly escaped to warmer climes ahead of the deep freeze, plenty are hunkered down for a serious snow day (or two) at home.
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They hunkered down in back rooms at the DoubleTree by Hilton outside Universal Studios, trying -- and for hours, failing -- to broker agreements on the minimum wage and trade.
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SAFE WITH THE ONES WHO LOVE THEM Some animals simply hunkered down with their owners in pet-friendly shelters, like this one at the Miami-Dade County Fair.
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"All of us had the same plan, so we all hunkered down in this duplex in Alexandria for a year, and then we all bought houses," he said.
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By 1909, jolted by the death of his parents in quick succession, Proust hunkered down to compose what became the first volume of In Search of Lost Time.
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The states opened hundreds of public shelters inland, and tens of thousands of people used them, but it was not clear how many others hunkered down at home.
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Today, the residents of San Francisco, a city famous for its freedoms, are hunkered down in their homes in accordance with the most stringent restrictions in the nation.
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Mr. Caldwell, whose congregation is mostly black, noted that many impoverished residents had fled to shelters for safety, while wealthier people left Houston or hunkered down in hotels.
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In the meantime, the White House hunkered down for what staff members now realize will be an extended siege, not a one- or two-day bad news cycle.
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"Businesses that were hunkered down earlier in the year have come on strong," said Mr. Lawrence, who runs a local advertising firm, Lawrence & Schiller, which employs 21.6 people.
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We figured they wouldn't want to linger at a communal table when they could be hustling off to class or hunkered down in their rooms on their laptops.
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But once this great migration was finished, the new study suggests, the ancestors of today's aborigines hunkered down in their new homes — for tens of thousands of years.
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In the second round, no matter how far a Front National candidate may have gotten, the entire country has historically hunkered down and voted for the other candidate.
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Kayako: It brings feedback from all platforms into one unified view and helps these companies who are hunkered down building their product really make sense of the entire interaction.
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In one village, a single IS sniper hunkered down in a house held up hundreds of Kurdish fighters, the U.S. special forces advising them and 40 of their vehicles.
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"It's pretty nuts here," Felecia White told The Associated Press as she and friends hunkered down in a restaurant in Newport, Rhode Island, waiting for the weather to improve.
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You're welcome to rip open the hydrating treatment and lay it on while still hunkered down in the backseat, or wait until you're home for a little self-care.
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Throughout Monday, investigators were hunkered down at a police building in Brooklyn, questioning the four suspects, as their colleagues searched the streets for a fifth suspect, the police said.
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This high-stakes political drama is absolutely magnetizing, and ultra high-def images of the cold, wintry streets of Washington, D.C. will make you glad you're hunkered down inside.
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A source tells PEOPLE that Loughlin, 54, Giannulli, 55, and their daughters Olivia Jade, 19, and Isabella Rose, 20, are hunkered down at their house in Bel Air, California.
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"If You're Wondering If I Want You To" plan ahead with some activities when staying inside loses its novelty, I — and everyone you'll be hunkered down with — definitely do.
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CARACAS, June 20 (Reuters) - An armed man has broken into Venezuela's central bank, and employees were hunkered down in their offices, two sources inside the institution said on Monday.
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But when residents who had hunkered down or evacuated emerged on Sunday to see what was left in Nate's wake, most were grateful to find their homes still standing.
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"If you want to kill the bad guys, kill them in the open, not hunkered down in fortified positions, with booby traps strewn all around them," said General Scales.
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I ask her why she bothers to bring these technologies to the attention of the public — why isn't she, for example, hunkered down in a bunker somewhere in Wyoming?
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Across the metro Miami area, most buildings and houses were shrouded in darkness, streetlights were out, and police officers and National Guard troops were hunkered down like everyone else.
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Nine male students and their teacher hunkered down in a tiny closet, surrounded by the Native American-themed, green-and-gold costumes for the school's Tribal Belles dance team.
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Mr. Lowe and his son hunkered down there for a day until a rescue bus was able to pick them up on Monday and take them to a shelter.
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As commander of U.S. relief efforts for areas affected by the hurricane, I saw first hand the tens of thousands of desperate climate survivors hunkered down in the Superdome.
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Many left town generally insisting they hadn't read the whistleblower report and have spent the congressional recess hunkered down as they try and hold on to their tenuous majority.
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Cutter Rogers, 36, of Carlsbad, and his three children, aged 11 to 14, got stuck in snow in their pickup truck and hunkered down in the vehicle, police said.
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The rear end on many cars can be a letdown, especially when you're talking about sporty luxury cars, where the idea is to create a haunchy, hunkered-down effect.
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Facing a torrent of criticism, even from traditional allies, the administration has hunkered down; officials are framing the policy as necessary to deter rising family migration from Central America.
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The group is hunkered down in the Sambisa Forest and doing mostly what it pleases there, including carrying out cross-border attacks where women have also been deployed as bombers.
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She didn't have a cake, decorations or presents, and Willow's dad, Shaun, and 4-year-old sister, Eden, were hunkered down at home in Wesley Chapel, Florida, 45 miles away.
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Residents of Fiji hunkered down Saturday as a ferocious cyclone tore through the Pacific island chain, prompting authorities to impose a nationwide curfew and declare a monthlong state of disaster.
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Instead, I hunkered down alone while my husband went to work, feeling like a housewife whose only obligation was to make sure we had something to eat by 7 p.m.
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Last weekend, most New Yorkers saw the skyrocketing temps on their weather apps and immediately hunkered down in the nearest air-conditioned haven, be it their bedroom or local bar.
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Clinton has been hunkered down in the hotel for several days preparing for the debate, working with her closest aides to take on Donald Trump at Hofstra University on Monday.
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Orlando residents hunkered down as Hurricane Matthew took aim at Florida on Thursday, preparing for the storm by stocking up on food, water and, much to Tim Varan's delight, wine.
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Rather than give up, the CEO drove to the candidate's neighborhood, hunkered down in a cafe and spent several hours trying to persuade the candidate's spouse to meet for coffee.
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Tyson Beckford hunkered down during Hurricane Irma solely to support, and potentially save, family and neighbors -- and he says anyone giving him crap for it should get their priorities straight.
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In Yemen, aid workers are hunkered down in secure compounds in cities out of fear for their safety and boxes of Plumpy'nut rarely get to where they are most needed.
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If 2017 was art's year of indignation, in 2018 artists and museums have hunkered down and gotten serious about the immense political, environmental and technological hazards that lie before us.
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In another room on the second floor of the six-story, 200-room hotel, Haji Saheb Nazar, 45, also an employee of Afghan Telecoms, hunkered down in the toilet cubicle.
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At one point, she hunkered down and focused on the toms and cymbals, playing with alert, custodial care, hitting them with one hand and quickly muting them with the other.
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In a week when Europe's top soccer executives have hunkered down amid a wave of unprecedented leaks, the leader of Spain's league took the opportunity to go on the attack.
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Even after they hit a slump at the turn of the century, they hunkered down, delivered three more platinum-selling albums and transformed their concerts into must-see pyrotechnic circuses.
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Leaders in Japan, Germany, and Detroit were hunkered down and huddled with their teams, oppressed by the sheer complexity of building and selling millions of cars and trucks every month.
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As temperatures in New York City dip from cold to bone-chilling, Christmas tree vendors have bundled up and hunkered down in the safety of their vans and temporary shacks.
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Oakland led 21-13 and Houston at that point, but Watson responded with his first scoring pass to Fells and the Texans' defense hunkered down to help key the rally.
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As he prepares for a possible run, Biden has hunkered down for strategy sessions with a tight knit group of advisers and held meetings with top Democrats and elected officials.
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An unusually warm winter is probably a factor in some of the good numbers, as people who in a normal year would have hunkered down amid snowstorms instead went shopping.
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The hood, for example, which is the largest single piece of aluminum on any production car, wraps over the front and gives it a sleek, sporty but hunkered-down look.
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After a week hunkered down in virtual seclusion under mounting pressure to resign, Northam indicated in an email message on Friday to state employees that he planned to keep his post.
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In early February, the trio hunkered down at their label's Greenpoint office for a lengthy conversation about III in advance of its April 1 release on Modeselektor's Monkeytown label and Mute.
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Howard and Lynn were hunkered down in their one-story home in Freeport on the island of Grand Bahama when Dorian roared in as a Category 5 hurricane on September 1.
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The British territory of Bermuda hunkered down overnight as Hurricane Nicole rapidly strengthened into a major Category 4 storm and took aim at the tiny island in the northern Atlantic Ocean.
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Most of the other blocks languished at or near reserve prices, ranging from 1.7 million to 5 million euros, as teams hunkered down for a campaign that could last several weeks.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - For three tense hours last night I was hunkered down in a Strasbourg supermarket as a gunman prowled the city center after a deadly attack on a Christmas market.
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The two, who had at times hunkered down in the same Denver church to elude deportation, celebrated being granted temporary stays of removal by Immigration and Customs Enforcement, their attorneys said.
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There seemed to be nothing odd in their behaviour, except perhaps that when they came home they did not go upstairs to sleep, but hunkered down uncomfortably in the back parlour.
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But Fish and Wildlife simply hunkered down and went dark, refusing to even reveal crucial information about the process, including how many import permits have been issued for which imperiled animals.
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And when Parrish Stephen Rowland, who spent Friday night hunkered down at his Charleston apartment complex, wanted something to eat late Saturday morning, he had to wade through waist-deep water.
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It's been nine years since Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) hunkered down in a tank surrounded by dozens of hungry zombies at the end of the first episode of AMC's zombie epic.
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With the insurgents hunkered down in the two pockets, dozens of American and allied spy planes have taken turns hovering over the targets, chronicling what planners call "pattern of life" movements.
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"We are hunkered down," said William McKeon, the center's president and chief executive, speaking by phone from his office as the hurricane made landfall about 200 miles southwest of the city.
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"We're going to win," Mr. Sadler said on one unusually cool evening late last month, as he hunkered down on the general-admission lawn at the Montgomery Biscuits' minor-league ballpark.
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Children's Hospital Director Dr. Hatem, said he felt some 20 barrel bombs hit the facility and that staff members had hunkered down in the basement as the bombardment continued through the morning.
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After three weeks, the standoff between the federal government and a band of armed, anti-government men in Oregon hunkered down in a wildlife refuge appears to be coming to a head.
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As we've discussed previously, full moon rituals center around self-care and work on the inner self — which you can do while staying safely hunkered down, in the comfort of your home.
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Two years ago, Bill Simmons was hunkered down at his house in LA fielding calls from the who's who of the media world wanting him to join their organization. Fox. Yahoo. Showtime.
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CreditCreditBy Pablo Rochat The year is 2019, and the brainy engineers of Silicon Valley are hunkered down, working on transformative, next-generation technologies like self-driving cars, digital currencies and quantum computing.
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They've hunkered down, they've put their hands over their ears and their eyes, they want to do whatever the NRA tells them to do, and they're unwilling to consider even commonsense measures.
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With the number of reported U.S. cases of the respiratory illness surging past 6,000 and deaths at 104, millions of Americans hunkered down at home instead of commuting to work or school.
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It's Caucus Day in Iowa, and a chunk of our newsroom is hunkered down in Des Moines, getting ready to report what's happening into the night and early-morning hours of Tuesday.
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The theme answers alone did not reveal the theme to me, so I hunkered down — my mother would be appalled at my hunkering posture — and figured it out based on the revealer.
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When Barack Obama was elected to his second term, conservative preppers hunkered down, collecting canned goods and gold coins and buying products hawked by Glenn Beck and Sean Hannity, The New Yorker reports.
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On a balmy evening in May, Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman hunkered down over a table on the terrace of the gleaming Hilton hotel tower in Kiev, a hookah pipe burning between them.
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Those who hunkered down during the storm will understandably want to venture out to explore the damage, but officials firmly warned anyone doing so to beware of downed power lines and flooded areas.
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But Mr. Galarza was optimistic that his relatives there, including his father and two older sisters, were doing well, in part because they had all hunkered down at his father's sturdy cement house.
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He was running low on money, had not campaigned or staffed up in the Super Tuesday states and was hunkered down in South Carolina for what many believed to be his last stand.
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Though the storm disabled some cellphone towers and local connections, Jeff Eassey, a manager for Digital Realty who hunkered down in the Miami building, said the center never stopped processing and transmitting data.
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Outside the village of Saf al-Tuth, Major General Najm al Jabouri directed heavy machinegun fire at a sparse concrete building on a ridge where his men believed a sniper was hunkered down.
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"We're kind of hunkered down, and we can see all of the trees that are waving around," said Danielle Horne, 32, who lives on the eighth floor of an apartment building in Halifax.
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Assange, of course, has spent the better part of the decade hunkered down in the close quarters of Ecuador's embassy in London, avoiding extradition to the US, where he's wanted on various criminal charges.
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An estimated 60% of people in Rockport hunkered down and rode out the hurricane, said Michael Lugo, squad leader for the Texas Task Force 1, which has been conducting search and rescue operations here.
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Trump wants to visit Texas 'ASAP,' official says Damage assessments underway Firefighters who hunkered down in their station in Rockport as Harvey passed over the city of about 10,000 residents recounted a harrowing night.
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How could you resist seeing how some programmers hunkered down in a room somewhere on the West Coast chose to rate your ability to catch a football, even if you were just a punter?
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Then a preexisting squabble between two of those helpers breaks out into violence, and soon, everyone in the cast is hunkered down behind one crumbling support beam or another, wildly shooting at everyone else.
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In Barbados, which is the most easterly of the Caribbean islands and rarely suffers major storms, schools, courts and businesses closed on Wednesday, as resident hunkered down for the first big storm since 2010.
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In a drawing included in her first solo show at Room East (2015), Fatebe is hunkered down, a mad smile on her face, digging a hole and happily flinging mud balls over her shoulder.
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Sandwiched in between all of this, as ubiquitous as the glittering sea and copses of palms, was a city of slum and shanty, already hunkered down under blue tarpaulins in anticipation of the monsoon.
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Sherman didn't squirm or fight; he hunkered down and locked his legs, making it clear that seasons would pass and civilizations would crumble before this stone statue of a donkey would twitch a muscle.
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Several hundred thousand civilians are hunkered down in their homes in western Mosul, with half of them at risk of being displaced by the fighting, according to Lise Grande, the U.N. humanitarian coordinator for Iraq.
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TECUN UMAN, Guatemala (Reuters) - Thousands of Central American migrants traveling together to enter the United States have hunkered down in shelters in a southern Mexico city along its border with Guatemala, according to local officials.
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As revelations from the Russia investigation rocked Washington on Monday, Trump spent much of the day hunkered down, surrounded by only a handful of aides in the third-story living quarters of the White House.
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As Kilauea oozed lava from 22 fissures on its eastern flank, residents of Pahoa on the Big Island, some wearing ash masks, hunkered down in shelters and waited for an expected resumption of major eruptions.
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Members of the House have spent the past 12 days mostly hunkered down around coffee tables and countertops as they grapple with the mounting caseloads of coronavirus in their districts and the rapidly deteriorating economy.
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On Monday, as local communities in the US hunkered down and took drastic measures to contain the spread of Covid-19, Kirban and his team drafted contingency plans if the lockdowns extended to state borders.
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HONOLULU (Reuters) - Hurricane Lane, a powerful Category 211 storm, lashed Hawaii on Thursday with high winds and torrential rain, causing flash floods, landslides and raging surf as residents hunkered down to ride out the storm.
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Each time, Pentagon officials have gingerly tried to clarify that the group's remnants remain hunkered down — first in the town of Hajin and now outside the small village of Baghuz on the Syria-Iraq border.
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Ms. Rubell said she and her husband, Donald, were traveling when the storm landed, but that her staff hunkered down in the Rubells' home behind the gallery, which she referred to as a concrete bunker.
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U.S. troops at Ayn al Asad Air Base in western Iraq hunkered down in concrete bunkers last month as Iranian missile strikes rocked the runway, destroying guard towers, hangars and buildings used to fly drones.
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Agency heads and other high-ranking employees found themselves unable to reach the governor's office for feedback on policy initiatives and other work while Mr. Rosselló and his aides were hunkered down at La Fortaleza.
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"The danger is they become hunkered down over there in a bunker mentality, and you get more problems like the roll out of the immigration executive order," said one House GOP lawmaker who backs Trump.
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Zuckerberg and Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg appear to have hunkered down, either unwilling or unable to offer an effective public response to allegations that personal customer data was swiped and used for political purposes.
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MANAGUA, Nicaragua — The hundreds of hot dog buns, bananas and containers of instant soup stacked up at the Polytechnic University basketball court suggest that the young people hunkered down here are not planning to capitulate.
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Despite impeachment being the top issue in the news since September, Trump's approval numbers have remained static and have hardly budged, exhibiting the polarization of the electorate that remains hunkered down one way or another.
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Cyberoperations are also closely integrated with Iraqi ground combat and allied air missions to maximize the impact on Islamic State fighters hunkered down in the extremist group's two major strongholds: Mosul, Iraq, and Raqqa, Syria.
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Senior U.K. ministers were hunkered down in a cabinet meeting with Prime Minister Theresa May Tuesday morning, as the leader has tried to co-ordinate support for her plan to withdraw Britain from the European Union.
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As Clinton gave her account to donors, Trump hunkered down at Trump Tower with members of the transition team announced on Friday and tasked with selecting the 15 Cabinet posts and thousands of political appointment jobs.
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On Daufuskie Island near the Georgia border, writer Roger Pinckney, 70, said it "blew like hell" as he hunkered down at home despite evacuation warnings during the height of the storm's fury, but he emerged unscathed.
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Congress decided in 1845 — pre-cars, pre-industry-based-economy — that elections would be held in early November because it was after the fall harvest but before everyone hunkered down against the merciless winds of winter.
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So Taylor and his dog, Ally, hunkered down inside his Toyota 4Runner and waited for help, sucking down leftover Taco Bell fire sauce Taylor unearthed in his car and periodically running the engine to keep warm.
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For instance, ham operators riding with police use radios tuned to the special broadcast frequencies to transmit calls to other ham operators hunkered down at the command centers with officers, who in turn respond with orders.
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Despite battling flu-like symptoms and having trouble breathing toward his final minutes on the field, he put on a master class of how to play responsibly, consistently, and effectively in a hunkered down defensive formation.
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But even as they hunkered down behind locked gates and guarded checkpoints, deliveries of groceries and KFC were often as little as 20 minutes away while parcels containing phone chargers and pajamas could arrive in hours.
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He completed a summer course at the Canada Institute of Linguistics, in British Columbia, where he hunkered down in a dorm room stacked with books and jars of peanut butter, immersing himself in phonology and phonetics.
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After winning 10 of the 14 states on Super Tuesday, Biden finished first in five of the six contests this week, including a big victory in Michigan, where Sanders had hunkered down to salvage his campaign.
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As the coronavirus outbreak has worsened, many Americans have hunkered down in their homes and are turning to online marketplaces like Amazon to get essentials like toilet paper, food and hand sanitizer delivered to their door.
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Mr. Galarza said he was optimistic that his family on the island, including his father and two older sisters, were doing well, in part because they had all hunkered down at his father's sturdy cement house.
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Military spokesman Brigadier General Restituto Padilla said the urban terrain was hampering the army's progress because the rebels had hunkered down in built-up neighborhoods, many of them with civilians they had taken as human shields.
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He and the National Guard soldiers of the 49th Missile Defense Battalion are hunkered down in the Fire Direction Center -- so named because, among other tasks, it is responsible for the tactical-level execution of the interceptors.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - There will be no holiday slowdown this year for tax consultant Jonathan Traub, who skipped hitting the ski slopes with his family and hunkered down in his Colorado condo to prep for a webcast.
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"This is hallowed ground," he said near a beach where young soldiers hunkered down under pillboxes, awaiting Japanese fighter planes during the World War Two Battle of Midway, one of the most-studied battles in military history.
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"We thought we'd have a nice trip to island hop," Eckert, 50, an employee of the NBC affiliate station in San Antonio, said by telephone as he hunkered down on the second floor of a Tortola hotel.
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"You would think if they felt their environment getting that disrupted, they would just go somewhere else, but yet they were still hunkered down right in the same spots that they had been before," Mr. Biggs said.
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A dangerous Hurricane Dorian closed in on the northern Bahamas early Sunday, threatening to batter islands with 150 mph (240 kph) winds, pounding waves and torrential rain as people hunkered down in schools, churches and other shelters.
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I know that imposter syndrome during a pandemic is the most self-indulgent kind, but in those low moments, I wonder what special skills I have that I can go out when other people are hunkered down?
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Residents of Wuhan have largely hunkered down to quietly wait out the crisis, mostly staying inside their homes, and venturing out only for supplies and food, medical visits and occasional bursts of exercise away from other people.
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A little over a year later, Badita was hunkered down in a damp basement apartment off Bucharest's Victory Square with a handful of other activists bent over laptops posting links, uploading videos and consulting over protest times.
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The Iraqi military believes several thousand militants, including many foreigners, are hunkered down in Mosul among the remaining civilian population, which aid agencies estimated to number 750,000 at the start of the latest phase of the battle.
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The Iraqi military believes several thousand militants, including many who traveled from Western countries, are hunkered down in Mosul among the remaining civilian population, which aid agencies estimated to number 750,000 at the start of the latest offensive.
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Matt and Jessica Johnson were the typical American couple — until they sold their house and cars, hunkered down for three years to save $100,000, and then quit their jobs to sail around the world on an extended vacation.
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CALAIS, France (Reuters) - Somali teenager Abdulaziz Ahmad hunkered down in the sand dunes outside Calais, once again plotting how to reach Britain, eight months after French government bulldozers cleared a sprawling migrants' camp in the northern port town.
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As Kilauea simmered on Friday, oozing lava from 22 fissures on its eastern flank, residents of Pahoa on the Big Island, some wearing ash masks, hunkered down in shelters and waited for an expected resumption of major eruptions.
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In the past week, one of the people said, Mr. Zuckerberg has spent significant time hunkered down with a small group of engineers to discuss how to make Facebook's users more secure, with more control of their data.
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TOKYO, March 28 (Reuters) - People in greater Tokyo and the Osaka area in western Japan hunkered down on Saturday as officials urged citizens to stay indoors to prevent a potential emergency, but some were carrying on as normal.
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Hunkered down in a Washington immersed in political drama, the Federal Reserve's latest no-drama decision to stand pat on interest rates feels like the calm eye in the midst of the Trump administration hurricane and Twitter storms.
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Playing their second qualifying match in four days, at progressively higher elevation, the Americans fielded a drastically changed lineup that, after allowing a first-half equalizer, hunkered down to ensure that it would collect a much-needed point.
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" As museumgoers wandered in and out of the reading room, bemused by the sight of Ms. Sidibe and me hunkered down on a sofa there, she said: "Honestly, I think women in general have a lot of guilt.
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Cyclone Mora, with wind up to 135 kph (85 mph) and heavy rain, hit southeast Bangladesh around Cox's Bazaar and the border with neighboring Myanmar on Tuesday, leaving thousands of Muslim Rohingya refugees hunkered down in ruined camps.
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Clinton was hunkered down and preparing for Sunday's debate with her top aides at the Doral Arrowwood, a hotel and spa here, when The Washington Post published a bombshell video of Trump casually talking about sexual assault on Friday.
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As United States officials impose new restrictions on travelers from China, many people who have returned to the country in recent days have hunkered down in their homes to make sure they were not carrying or spreading the disease.
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"There was incoming fire, and we were with the SDF, hunkered down, not provoking, and a force is massing and coming at us, so we're going to defend ourselves," the head of US Air Forces Central Command, Lt. Gen.
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The Iraqi military believes several thousand militants, including many who traveled from Western countries, are hunkered down among the remaining civilian population, which aid agencies estimated to number 750,000 in western Mosul at the start of the latest offensive.
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On Tuesday, as senators hunkered down on Capitol Hill to hammer out their own version of the health bill, Trump was executing his plan to fire Comey; the news dominated conversations among lawmakers for the rest of the week.
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As Cruz hunkered down Friday for debate prep, Kasich was holding his 98th, 99th and 100th town halls in the state, playfully throwing snowballs at campaign aides and paying heed to the way New Hampshire has traditionally been won.
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Trump appears ready to begin using his bully pulpit, something he did not do during the holiday break, when he spent most of that time hunkered down in the White House and largely out of view of TV cameras.
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Jordan returned to Washington on Tuesday after the weeklong July Fourth recess, but spent most of the day hunkered down in his office as a few TV camera crews waited in the Rayburn Building hallway for him to emerge.
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"We have a restaurant and one of our main bars open so they have been ok so far," said Chett Harrison, the general manager at the Golden Nugget hotel and casino in Biloxi where 300 guests were hunkered down.
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While in Asmara, he spends most of his time hunkered down either in his residence or at a borrowed office in the center of town — one of the few places in the city with a high-speed internet connection.
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While his rival, Chad le Clos of South Africa, attempted to Jedi mind-trick the decorated swimmer by shuffling and shadowboxing feet away from him, Mr. Phelps hunkered down beneath the hood of his swim parka emanating death rays.
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Whether you're planning to spend the holiday hunkered down for a horror movie marathon, out for a night of trick-or-treating, or at a meetup with your friendly neighborhood coven, it's sure to be a frightfully fun evening.
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Andy Hill just left his job in corporate event marketing to focus full-time on his own business in January, and now he and his wife Nicole are hunkered down in their home in Michigan, with their two kids.
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The armed antigovernment group seized empty administrative buildings on a federal refuge for wildlife about 30 miles away through the snowy sagebrush, and by Sunday night, had hunkered down for what they vowed would be an indefinite standoff with the government.
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Speaking by telephone, Jose Garcia, a resident of the area hardest hit by Willa, said he had hunkered down with others in a hotel in Escuinapa waiting for the storm to pass, listening to buildings rattle as the storm drove onward.
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Kim, up until his recent high-profile summit with South Korea&aposs president on the southern side of their shared border, has usually hunkered down behind his vast propaganda and security services, or made short trips to autocrat-friendly China.
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BUENOS AIRES, Sept 5 (Reuters) - Argentina's peso opened 0.89 percent weaker at 39.4 per U.S. dollar on Wednesday as government officials hunkered down with the International Monetary Fund in Washington to secure early cash disbursements under an emergency financing deal.
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The armed occupiers, who are now hunkered down at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge headquarters near Burns, Oregon, broke off from a larger group of protesters who were demonstrating against the imminent imprisonment of two Oregon ranchers convicted of arson.
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It can be surreal to watch people celebrate a wedding party in a luxury hotel in one part of town, while just a mile away, the streets are desolate and dark with people hunkered down in basements to escape bombing raids.
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With McConnell and congressional Republicans hunkered down to weather a longer-than-expected shutdown and Trump refusing to negotiate, Senate Democrats felt they had no other choice but to strike a deal — even though it fell short of what they wanted.
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Yankees 236, Angels 3 The thought of 6-foot-7 Michael Pineda and Larry Rothschild, the Yankees' 62-year-old pitching coach, hunkered down in a small room deciphering videotape as if they were detectives conjures up a comical picture.
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While Donald Trump celebrates losing establishment Republicans — or, as he puts it, "the shackles are off me" — loyalist campaign aides are hunkered down inside Manhattan's Trump Tower trying to plot a winning path to election day, just four weeks away.
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The rally brought together a group of allies who have all hunkered down to help Moore overcome the devastating accusations that have led many across the country to see the campaign as a referendum on the issue of sexual misconduct.
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For reasons that remain inexplicable at best (he's got family troubles and appears depressed), he buys Medora's tale and is soon impassively hunkered down in her home as she spins a story that seems a whole lot like a web.
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Rather than negotiate on President Trump's turf, Chrystia Freeland, Canada's foreign minister (and, full disclosure, my former boss at Financial Times), scrapped her speech at the United Nations and hunkered down in Ottawa to huddle with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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As glib foodies Instagrammed, I hunkered down over crab with kohlrabi and an exquisite chicken liver tart, then stumbled on toward two great bars with peculiar entrances: a parking garage (Ticonderoga Club) and a London-style call box (Red Phone Booth).
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MADRID, March 15 (Reuters) - Spaniards hunkered down at home on Sunday after the government imposed severe restrictions on public life to try to stop the spread of coronavirus, as cases of infection surged at a similar rate as in Italy.
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Many service workers at other retailers have faced the same dilemma over the past two weeks, as their employers stayed open while streets emptied, schools closed, and a substantial portion of the country's population hunkered down at home working remotely.
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The US citizen and Bay Area resident of 20 years, along with five relatives including his wife, also hunkered down in a relative's home throughout their visit as COVID-19 gripped the country and would later spread across the globe.
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I'd planned to sleep with a blanket and pillow on the floor of a chapel, where most of the travelers would be hunkered down, but Carmelina mentioned a bed-and-breakfast nearby, where one of the documentary crews was staying.
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Some popular stay-at-home consumer stocks like Netflix have been popular picks as the coronavirus has left people hunkered down in their homes, but analysts at Evercore ISI said investors should look at where companies may spend their money.
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Whereas Shamis apparently flits between a business in Dubai and her old home in north London, where most of the couple's children still reside, Tarzan has hunkered down in Mogadishu, perhaps poised to bid for the presidency in the upcoming indirect election.
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But that doesn't mean the animals hunkered down: free from the usual prying eyes of tourists, they came out in full force to wild out in the snow, and one photographer decided to ski over to the zoo to capture their antics.
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By Sunday morning, as torrential rains continued to pour down on the Houston area in one of the worst storms ever to hit the United States, a small crew hunkered down at the Arkema plant in Crosby, Texas knew they had problems.
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Hillary Clinton was hunkered down and preparing for Sunday's debate with her top aides at the Doral Arrowwood, a Rye Brook, New York, hotel and spa, when The Washington Post published the bombshell video of Trump casually talking about sexual assault on Friday.
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So maybe that's why it's so existentially dreadful for the heart of the United States to be hunkered down under temperatures as low as -65 (with the wind chill, you betcha) at the same time as Australia is pushing up toward 120.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A gargantuan heat wave hunkered down over the central and eastern United States on Saturday, sending residents to cooling centers and inflicting on Washington a heat index of 106 degrees F (41 C) with even steamier conditions in the forecast.
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In late April 2011, Americans in 21 states – from New York to Texas – hunkered down over a three day period as the largest and one of the deadliest tornado outbreaks ever recorded ripped through the countryside, leaving chaos and destruction in its wake.
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LaGravenese cleared his schedule and, between April and July, hunkered down to produce a hundred-and-eighty-eight-page screenplay following characters through a multiyear story, set in the seventies, that he and Guadagnino had invented, drawing on the album's central themes.
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Driven by high rents and the constant threat of demolition in Beijing, many artists who might previously have hunkered down in the city, China's unofficial cultural capital, are flocking to Yanjiao as a low-cost spot from which to chase their dreams.
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Which is why I'm hunkered down in the Nostromo's server room, in the role of Captain Dallas, desperately trying to weave between points of cover, keeping any and all obstacles between me and that eight-feet-tall, acid-bleeding beast over there.
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President Trump, in a now regular update for Americans hunkered down in their homes, said there were therapies that he believed could be rolled out quickly, and sounded upbeat on the chances of agreeing hundreds of billions of dollars of aid with Congress.
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What followed that single rumor was a rush of terror for travelers and airport workers as they fled to the tarmac, were separated from loved ones, injured themselves in the tumult, hid in kitchens and storage rooms and hunkered down behind luggage trucks.
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As he readies to take center stage at the first Democratic primary debate in Miami, the former vice president hunkered down with advisers in Delaware this week for "comprehensive" debate prep, which has included holding mock debates, a source familiar with his preparations said.
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"We have a restaurant and one of our main bars open so they have been ok so far," Chett Harrison, the general manager at the Golden Nugget hotel and casino in Biloxi where 133 guests were hunkered down, told a local CBS TV affiliate.
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President Donald Trump's White House hunkered down unexpectedly Saturday to formulate a response to the president's bizarre, unhinged tweets that morning accusing former President Barack Obama and members of the Obama administration of illegally "wire tapping" Trump Tower telephones in the weeks before the election.
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Critic's Notebook Somewhere close to midnight last Sunday, the rapper Yasiin Bey tossed his hoodie over a mic stand and hunkered down into a shimmy, tilting forward and leaping back across the tight Blue Note stage, his eyes locked on Chris Dave's snare drum.
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U.S. President Donald Trump, in a now regular update for Americans hunkered down in their homes, said there were therapies that he believed could be rolled out quickly, and sounded upbeat on the chances of agreeing hundreds of billions of dollars of aid with Congress.
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Bolstered by the success of the "Sweet Dreams" cover and perhaps the fact that mainstream America had taken note of a gruesome-looking gaggle of South Florida rockers, Manson and his bandmates hunkered down in Reznor's Nothing Studios to record the album that would become Antichrist Superstar.
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When Mount St Helens erupted in 1980 and vaporised 600 square kilometres (230 square miles) of the Cascade mountains in Washington state, the small mammal hunkered down in its burrow, and—unlike elk, mountain goats and coyotes, which perished in their thousands—emerged from the conflagration intact.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Support for impeaching U.S. President Donald Trump cooled off this week, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll, as the White House hunkered down for an extended fight over allegations that the administration pushed a foreign government to investigate one of Trump's Democratic rivals.
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Speaking of being lucky -- I am superstitious, so I am almost afraid to type this, but I am counting my blessings every second that my nearest and dearest are doing OK. I check in with my parents daily, who are taking this seriously and are hunkered down.
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At dublab, the electronic dance music-flavored station in Los Angeles, each broadcast day now begins with a new episode of "The Quarantine Tapes": short phone interviews with hunkered-down artists including the former Black Flag singer and author Henry Rollins and the filmmaker Werner Herzog.
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Hunkered down at the Four Seasons hotel in Florida's Disney World, the former New York mayor prepared for a mission to salvage his half-billion-dollar investment in the presidential race with a debate performance designed to quiet the critics and stall frontrunner Bernie Sanders' momentum.
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While it's still possible that the U.S.'s most wanted man continues to be hunkered down inside the self-declared ISIS capitol of Raqqa, Syria, a more recent analysis potentially puts Baghdadi in constant motion as he attempts to avoid being killed or captured by anti-ISIS coalition forces.
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ET * Deutsche Bank down, weighs on U.S. financials * Indexes fall: Dow 0.80 pct, S&P 523 pct, Nasdaq 0.79 pct By Noel Randewich Sept 26 (Reuters) - Wall Street fell on Monday as investors hunkered down for the first U.S. presidential debate between candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
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CLEVELAND — Cleveland may be Donald J. Trump country this week, but as the Republican National Convention got underway, a small band of his most strident liberal opponents hunkered down in a sixth-floor industrial loft and built what could be the world's most comprehensive collection of anti-Trump artifacts.
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Towles's novel (his second, after "Rules of Civility") initially hit the list in the fall of 2016, alongside new titles from Carl Hiaasen, Jonathan Safran Foer and James Lee Burke, among other eminences — and then, like its protagonist, it just sort of hunkered down for the long haul.
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But German students in the southwestern state of Baden-Württemberg who hunkered down in April to take pivotal final secondary-school exams have gone a step further in their protests about the English-language portion of the test, which they said was absurd, with obscure and outdated references.
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While other late-night hosts have hunkered down in their studios to crank out political monologues and battle for ratings, Conan O'Brien has taken a different tack, meandering to Mexico, Haiti, Israel and more in search of strange foods, unusual customs and quick-witted locals to skewer his hairdo.
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Clinton, a candidate known for being a homebody, was for most of the three nights leading up to Monday's debate working at a hotel a few miles from her Chappaqua, New York home, hunkered down with aides in a nondescript conference center surrounded by wedding parties and high school reunion goers.
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The national security adviser, Michael T. Flynn, has hunkered down since investigators began looking into what, exactly, he told the Russian ambassador to the United States about the lifting of sanctions imposed in the last days of the Obama administration, and whether he misled Vice President Mike Pence about those conversations.
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Hunkered down in her narrow seat, staging and photographing items on her tray table, perhaps with a sleeping fellow passenger beside her (one component of Seat Assignment features surreptitiously taken "spy" photographs of her snoozing seatmates), Katchadourian is irrepressibly creative, finding surprising possibilities with the most quotidian materials and images.
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" The star remained hunkered down at home in Los Angeles, spending time with West, 40, and their two kids: daughter North, 4, and son Saint, 1, with sources telling PEOPLE that Kardashian West would only leave her house "for overnight visits with the kids to Kris [Jenner]'s and for important appointments.
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Across a region that is home to millions of people and includes Houston, the nation's fourth-largest city, no one has a clear idea how many people are missing, how many evacuated, how many hunkered down or were trapped in their waterlogged homes, or how many inundated houses and vehicles are beyond saving.
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" The star remained hunkered down at home in Los Angeles, spending time with West, 22017, and their two kids at the time: daughter North, 26, and son Saint, 215, with sources telling PEOPLE that Kardashian West would only leave her house "for overnight visits with the kids to Kris [Jenner]'s and for important appointments.
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By trade I write fiction, but this past year I've begun wading into political writing as a side gig, a practice that finds me, on debate and primary nights, hunkered down at my laptop with a beer and knocking out a few pages of musings and prognostications for Atticus Review, an online literary magazine.
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President Donald Trump, in another now-regular update for Americans hunkered down in their homes, said there were therapies that he believed could be rolled out quickly to treat COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, and sounded upbeat on the chances of agreeing hundreds of billions of dollars of aid with Congress.
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Officials cautioned that the full-fledged rescue-and-escape phase of the crisis, usually finished by now, would continue, and that they still had no way to gauge the scale of the catastrophe — how many dead, how many survivors taking shelter inland or still hunkered down in flooded communities, and how many homes destroyed.
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And he said a tactical shift to surround Islamic State strongholds in Mosul, Iraq, and Raqqa, Syria, was devised not only to "annihilate" thousands of fighters hunkered down there, but also to prevent them from returning to their home nations in Europe, Africa and the Middle East, possibly to commit mayhem in those places.
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Regardless of who is responsible for Trump's policy roadblocks, one thing is clear: As the president hunkered down at the White House and Mar-a-Lago, trying fruitlessly to bend the government to his will, grassroots organizers were busy building a political network that mirrors the rise of the anti-Obama "Tea Party" movement in 2009.
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I thought, too, of the canon of the studio apartment — from the dreary bed-sitters housing the heroines of Anita Brookner and Barbara Pym novels to Laurie Colwin's cozy nest in the West Village, where she hunkered down happily, alone with an eggplant and a chipped Meissen dish; and Quentin Crisp's gothic and lordly squalor on East Third Street.
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President Donald Trump, in another now-regular update for Americans hunkered down in their homes, called on U.S. health regulators to expedite potential therapies aimed at treating COVID-19, the respiratory disease caused by the virus, while the White House sounded upbeat on the chances of passage of hundreds of billions of dollars of aid in Congress.
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The New York Times writes: Across a region that is home to millions of people and includes Houston, the nation's fourth-largest city, no one has a clear idea how many people are missing, how many evacuated, how many hunkered down or were trapped in their waterlogged homes, or how many inundated houses and vehicles are beyond saving.
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What was so different about Dorian, experts say, is that the hurricane hunkered down over the Bahamas for two days, sending wind gusts of more than 220 mph and up to 25 feet of storm surge into vulnerable, low-lying neighborhoods, wreaking "generational devastation" and leaving the smaller, more remote islands completely cut off from aid.
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The internet's sweatiest sleuths have hunkered down over their laptops to deliver everything from an exhaustingly comprehensive breakdown of what would happen at the Battle of Winterfell, to an intensely intricate theory that Bran is actually the Lord of Light, to a perfectly executed tweet explaining that Jon Snow is just a little baby obsessed with a power-hungry blonde.
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This could be any January weekend in Rio, were it not for the fact that the Brazilians gathered here are wrapped up in heavy coats, beanie hats, and thick scarves, and hunkered down over steaming mugs of cinnamon-infused milk, rather than kicking back in shorts and rubber-soled flip flops to enjoy a beer served estupidamente gelada (stupidly cold).
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Then you have the builder: As soon as they see action, they either build a ramp over toward it, build a fortress against it, or—on the occasion you see two builders go toe-to-toe in a to-the-death battle—a complex set of interconnecting buildings, one twined within another, both combatants hunkered down in various anonymous blocks of it, armed with a shotgun, waiting.
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Focusing the critical eye beyond the pure-aesthetic bokeh in the coming deluge of spiritually bankrupt hypnagogic pop, the A&R bigwigs at the Brooklyn-based firm opened the aperture wide enough to capture diverse and enterprising intercontinental artists of vast acclaim: Ariel Pink stationed in Los Angeles, Pill hunkered down in NYC, Tonstartssbandht enduring Orlando, Dungen operating somewhere in Stockholm, the antipodal Connan Mockasin skyping in from New Zealand for royalties reports—and this with the Colombian heritage of head honcho Andrés Santo Domingo also notwithstanding.
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