"People are pausing and being very thoughtful and hunkering down."
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It is about regrouping, hunkering down, searching internally for inspiration.
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In Nepal, people are hunkering down for an onion crisis.
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We pictured you hunkering down, ready to ride it out.
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Even before the vote, business and investors had begun hunkering down.
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Things were getting bad and they were hunkering down, he said.
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Hundreds of thousands of families are hunkering down in their homes.
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It's about hunkering down and admitting the presence of old ghosts.
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Escapees are hunkering down in Edmonton, Calgary and other cities in Alberta.
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But hunkering down won't shield him from the 11 investigations he's currently facing.
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People all over the world are now hunkering down and avoiding crowded places.
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In any event, seems the family's hunkering down together during California's mandated lockdown.
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Hunkering down may help to keep medical facilities from becoming overwhelmed with patients.
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In Nepal, people are hunkering down for a long and grueling onion crisis.
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Meanwhile, nearly 5,000 miles to the north in Boone, Iowa, farmers are hunkering down.
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Yet hunkering down in domestic stocks may not solve all of an investor's problems.
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Those tiny spikes on roofs keeping pigeons from hunkering down and pooping on everyone?
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Meanwhile, nearly 5,22017 miles to the north in Boone, Iowa, farmers are hunkering down.
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Yet according to Paul, that shouldn't deter investors from hunkering down on the commodity.
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People are hunkering down as Hurricane Dorian crosses the Atlantic Ocean and eyes Florida.
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So some companies are marrying the two ideas and hunkering down at the gym.
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Immigrants have been hunkering down News of the raids has left many undocumented immigrants frightened.
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To others, it's a sign of a creative artist hunkering down out of the spotlight.
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What's clear is that both sides are hunkering down in their positions at the moment.
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It's been a long, cold weekend of hunkering down for people living in eastern Canada.
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Residents who'd hoped the hurricane would turn north faced facts, began collecting supplies and hunkering down.
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Other heirs of the modernist legacy have refused to compromise, hunkering down in dissonance and difficulty.
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Some are responding by hunkering down into cozy domesticity: baking bread, reading books, taking long baths.
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The Obamas are hunkering down on Tetiaroa, a remote atoll just north of Tahiti in French Polynesia.
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An increasing number of investors now seem to be hunkering down for prolonged period of trade conflict.
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Hunkering down, defending one's own position, even if it means building walls while tearing down other people.
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Others, who crave the emotional and physical stability of home, find comfort in hunkering down with family.
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As they await their new boss, national security staffers are hunkering down and forging ahead with their work.
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Things were pretty sweet: Obama was hunkering down for his second term; Alaska-founded, Portland-based band Portugal.
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Those currently hunkering down during Barry should be on the lookout for bugs after the storm as well.
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Bernardo Reina said he'd been stocking up on supplies and would be hunkering down when the storm hit.
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"Everybody is hunkering down and preparing contingency plans to keep their businesses operating," the sports-media advisor said.
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A home operates with the seasons, coming to life in the spring and hunkering down for the winter.
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They've taken a wrong turn somewhere and find themselves hunkering down in nowhere towns, dismal cabins, shabby apartments.
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Even the animals that have survived, scampering away or hunkering down, may yet die from dehydration or starvation.
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The president is no friend to the global trade body, which is hunkering down for its biennial confab.
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"Those on higher ground are stocking up and hunkering down," said Pamela Brownlee, the county's director of emergency management.
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Michael Pfleger said on Friday that residents seemed to be "hunkering down" because they expected bad things to happen.
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But what we are seeing now — examples of courageous defiance by some (and hunkering down by others) — seems different.
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Audi's downloadable coloring book includes both classic and late-model Audis, for whatever mood strikes you while hunkering down.
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Past Tense When it comes to hunkering down at the bar, New York has long been a standard-bearer.
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More people are working from home, canceling big gatherings, and hunkering down for what could be weeks of isolation.
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Hunkering down in Canada -- or even New Zealand -- is not an option the way it might once have been.
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Billionaire entrepreneur Richard Branson survived Hurricane Irma barreling over his private islands by hunkering down in his wine cellar.
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Even the animals that survived, scampering away or hunkering down, may die from dehydration or starvation, Professor Dixon added.
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I expect a lot of hunkering down from Apple (it hasn't responded to our request for comment, for example).
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But many Republicans seemed in no mood to do so, again hunkering down and waiting for the storm to pass.
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You could forgive all this hunkering down if the rewards were significant, but they're not, and they never have been.
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There is also growing intelligence that ISIS is hunkering down for major combat in Mosul as Iraqi forces draw closer.
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Instead, they're hunkering down in Spain and Portugal all year, where large landfills offer a virtually unlimited supply of food.
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They say they are hunkering down and prepping for a prolonged standoff through what's sure to be a harsh winter.
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And we are hunkering down to make your next months in the Oval Office as uncomfortable as we possibly can.
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They are hunkering down, turning to the television and internet to pass the time as they wait out the crisis.
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If the Red Sox held the lead after five or six innings, self-preservation dictated shutting up and hunkering down.
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I don't think there is any better month for hunkering down to study all manner of love-prophesying horoscopes than February.
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Parts of the coast in Queensland, Australia were lashed by the powerful Cyclone Debbie on Tuesday, with residents hunkering down indoors.
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New York (CNN Business)As the coronavirus pandemic spreads, households across the country are hunkering down and emptying out store shelves.
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Like many around the world, we're hunkering down at home with our favorite books in an effort to flatten the curve.
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I have spent my life hunkering down with them: They've gotten me through breakups, awkward phases and most of my pregnancy.
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But Mr. Northam has not had to look far into history for precedents of governors hunkering down in office despite scandals.
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Snow squalls whited out the view over East Broadway, adding to an overall sense of troopers hunkering down for an onslaught.
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"I think they're certainly hunkering down for a battle — an epic battle — for market share among the U.S. and Iran," he said.
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The auto industry is hunkering down amid predictions of slowing sales: GM and Ford are reworking their lineups to suit American tastes.
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As of Friday, with the fighting still on the city's outskirts, most Mosul residents appeared to be hunkering down, American officials said.
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As governments fight to squash the bug, national borders have closed, schools and businesses have shuttered, and people everywhere are hunkering down.
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Winter enthusiasts insist that with the right mix of candles, mirrors, alpaca blankets and hot tea, hunkering down can feel downright blissful.
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The bottom line -- Marco thinks O.J.'s better off staying in his Vegas 'hood ... where he's been hunkering down since his release.
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Go deeper: The great auto disruption Hunkering down for the AV race AV rollouts advancing, but their signals remain a work in progress
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Florida residents who are hunkering down are documenting its impact on social media, sharing videos of flooded streets, collapsed cranes and fallen trees.
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It may offer a lesson that labor's future under Trump requires gambling on expansion—not merely "hunkering down" to defend the status quo.
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You need to move fast, always, as hunkering down and hoping to pop heads from afar simply won't work, most of the time.
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Sources close to the 'SNL' star tell TMZ ... he's now hunkering down and focusing on his mental health issues and his well-being.
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So here we sit, riding out the dog days of August and hunkering down through these weeks of unnaturally intense fire and smoke.
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In Seoul, a dense and bustling city with a population of 10 million, there were no signs this month of any hunkering down.
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Richard Branson rode out Hurricane Irma by hunkering down in his wine cellar as the Category 5 storm ripped through his private island.
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More than half of the super-rich around the world are already hunkering down for a recession, according to a recent UBS survey.
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With statewide lockdowns in place in an effort to contain the spread of the coronavirus, millions of people are hunkering down at home.
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With statewide lockdowns in place in an effort to contain the spread of the coronavirus, millions of people are hunkering down at home.
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As Dakin, Meghan Morris, and Alex Morrell report, Wall Street's dealmakers are hunkering down and settling in to WFH for the foreseeable future.
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But if you're already sitting at your desk, hunkering down for the workday, wouldn't you want something with more power, more screen, more flexibility?
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But if you're already sitting at your desk, hunkering down for the workday, wouldn't you want something with more power, more screen, more flexibility?
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More than a dozen cats, dogs, and birds were also hunkering down inside the arena while the disaster continued to unfold 150 miles away.
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Florida residents who are hunkering down are already documenting its impact on social media, sharing videos of flooded streets, collapsed cranes and fallen trees.
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Florida residents who are hunkering down are already documenting its impact on social media, sharing videos of flooded streets, collapsed cranes and fallen trees.
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Some people are hunkering down to weather out Hurricane Matthew in evacuation areas despite numerous warnings from officials and experts to do the opposite.
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But on Wednesday, he was delivering bottled water to a shelter, where 166 people were hunkering down ahead of dangerous flooding expected this week.
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Whether I'm heading to the spa or hunkering down at home for a DIY treatment, a deep-cleaning is always beneficial for the skin.
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The 89-year-old actor is okay after hunkering down in his mansion in the Bahamas with his wife, painter Micheline Roquebrune, PEOPLE confirms.
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In the face of mass demonstrations in Hong Kong against a plan to allow extraditions to mainland China, Beijing appears to be hunkering down.
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Mr. Hussen remembers bathing from a bucket in a camp on the outskirts of Mombasa, Kenya, and hunkering down in scattered apartments across Nairobi.
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As anxiety gripped immigrant communities across the country, families prepared for the sweep, hunkering down in their homes, turning off lights, and closing their curtains.
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France is hunkering down for another wave of potentially violent protests on Saturday as Macron struggles to quell public anger at the cost of living.
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But in preparations for the storm, conservationists were hunkering down, trying to protect baby sea turtles and nests from the storm conditions along the coast.
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She stars in Shopbop's holiday campaign and created a curated collection of must-have items including everything you need if you're hunkering down at home.
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In the meantime, some on Pine Ridge were hunkering down for what could be weeks more with little or no access to the outside world.
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It tore through businesses already closed by the coronavirus and neighborhoods where people had already been told to social distance by hunkering down at home.
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To contain the virus, millions of Chinese are hunkering down, flights have been canceled and countries are imposing restrictions on anyone coming from mainland China.
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But despite his low polling numbers, Kasich opened two offices in the state last week and is hunkering down for a week of campaigning there.
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For those of you looking forward to a winter of hot chocolate and hunkering down in your duvet to watch Disney movies on Netflix, think again.
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And I normally read the news in the office — doing so beforehand means one less thing to check off before hunkering down and cranking out work.
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The Vermont senator is hunkering down for a fight all the way to the convention, even as his campaign's fundraising juggernaut is showing signs of slowing.
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Whether you're hunkering down or clearing out in advance of Hurricane Matthew, take stock of your homeowner's or renter's policy and the limits of your coverage.
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So — in tone of voice at least — Twitter appears, once again, to be hunkering down and digging into its default position of defending all speech, i.e.
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Florida residents who are hunkering down in their homes are documenting its impact on social media, sharing videos of flooded streets, collapsed cranes and fallen trees.
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Investors are hunkering down in bonds, fearful that events such as North Korea tensions, the French election and strained Russian-American relations could turn out badly.
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In the studio space where he lived on the first floor of the two-level warehouse, Bob Mulé had been hunkering down for a chill evening.
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The restructuring is really about regaining its industry leader position by hunkering down for a year and putting a more cost-competitive product on the market.
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LaMaster decided to pick it up after he noticed people in some of his online communities talking about hunkering down with the game during quarantine measures.
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They are increasingly choosing to self-segregate into racially isolated communities — "hunkering down," as Lichter likes to call it — and preserving a specific kind of dream.
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And despite protestations from students, faculty and alumni, amid a nationwide wave of knocking down statues and dedications, the school is hunkering down on its ideals.
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He said the US response at the bases was not "simply hunkering down," noting that the US military repositioned personnel and assets, ultimately avoiding any casualties.
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With just two weeks until the shutdown deadline, top appropriators are hunkering down for crucial weekend negotiations on tough issues, including President Trump's proposed border wall.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump met with his top emergency management officials and offered his prayers to those hunkering down in Hurricane Michael's path on Wednesday.
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Whether it's hand-knit from your grandma or the product of some weekend retail therapy, everyone should consider hunkering down in a wearable tent of snuggly softness.
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Millions of Americans hunkering down to weather a winter storm are worried about if their electricity goes out, not what particular energy is actually fueling their electricity.
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If hunkering down and barricading oneself with a 12-gauge keeps people indoors and out of the way while coronavirus runs rampant -- have at it, we say.
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Afterward, goalkeeper Hope Solo infamously called the Swedes "a bunch of cowards" for hunkering down on defense and showing little interest in trading shots with the Americans.
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But the officials urged Americans who have homes overseas to consider hunkering down, underscoring that the travel assistance was designed for tourists and temporary expatriates, like students.
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And instead of hunkering down in a studio, Mr. Shapiro travels the country, speaking at colleges (he's been to 37 since early last year) and on panels.
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Like countless people around the world, singer Melanie C, aka Sporty Spice, is currently hunkering down in her home as part of measures to contain the coronavirus.
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"The kind of things you should not be doing is going out and stocking up on face masks, gloves, and basically hunkering down for Armageddon," Brewer said.
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Her husband, Dennie Williams, still hasn't processed that his older brother died trying to escape a swift swell that enveloped the house he was hunkering down in.
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After devastating the Caribbean, Hurricane Irma hit Florida early Sunday as a Category 4 storm, and residents who are hunkering down are documenting its impact on social media.
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Many anxious Muslims were hunkering down at home but young men, some of them carrying rods, were still zipping around on motorbikes, despite regional curfews from 2 p.m.
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Trump's supporters are gathering at the New York Hilton, a hotel near his Trump Tower home in Midtown Manhattan where he is hunkering down as results come through.
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Kardashian West has been staying off the radar since the attack by hunkering down at her Los Angeles home and heavily scaling back on her social media presence.
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The White House did not respond to multiple requests for a comment from The Hill and seemed to be hunkering down in hopes that the controversy blows over.
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Washington and Beijing seem to be hunkering down for a protracted conflict, one in which disagreements about trade seem inextricable from broader questions involving geopolitical and technological dominance.
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How we got here isn&apost something I&aposm necessarily proud of, but I am proud of my husband and myself for finally hunkering down on our finances.
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Yolanda Schon, the administrator for a private care provider called Senior Oversight, said that most of their clients were planning on hunkering down — including three on Miami Beach.
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Instead, aides and supporters say he is hunkering down with precision focus on distilling complex foreign policy issues, establishing relationships with allies and assessing the massive bureaucracy he inherited.
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The day after Thanksgiving — when many Americans are sleeping off their feasts and hunkering down for the holiday weekend — is a notoriously effective day for burying any major news.
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Investors are hunkering down in the safety of bonds, and they are looking a lot less confident in the Trump economy than they did just a few months ago.
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Oilfield service firms have been turning to bankruptcy to shed debt and raise cash after years of hunkering down after energy prices tumbled from the recent peak in 2014.
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The engine plus transmission plus suspension plus brakes and steering cover a broad band of driving moods, from tooling around town to hunkering down to attack curves and straightaways.
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Qassim Suleimani, the American-led mission in Iraq suspended its mission against the Islamic State in the country for 10 days, hunkering down in fear of Iranian retaliatory strikes.
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"Everybody is hunkering down and preparing contingency plans to keep their businesses operating," said one industry advisor, who has advised multiple media companies that are moving into sports betting.
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I would deeply regret hunkering down in our hotel this summer instead of taking my daughter to see Big Ben and London Bridge, sites she recognizes from children's literature.
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This episode ends with Brett Woodard (Michael Greyeyes), a garbage collector and Vietnam veteran, hunkering down against the posse of redneck vigilantes who threatened him for talking to children.
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Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit tacked the other way on Thursday at the Beacon Theater, in his first of two consecutive nights there: digging deep furrows and hunkering down.
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That means people in secure homes that don't face a flood risk are generally better off hunkering down as long as the structure is strong enough to withstand high winds.
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Hunkering down Some Jamaicans believe they can ride out the storm, and say they're putting their trust in a higher power, despite pleas from authorities to leave the threatened coast.
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Traditionally, the mild West Wind that brought soft rain was an indicator of spring; but the last two lines suggest a cosy hunkering down against something colder and more wintry.
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REUTERS/Hani Amara Drilling for bankruptcyAfter two years of hunkering down, U.S. oilfield service providers are preparing for an expected oil-price recovery in an unexpected way: filing for bankruptcy.
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Their candidates are riding a whirlwind of outrage over the ongoing disaster of Donald Trump's presidency, while Republicans are hunkering down in the hopes of eking out a narrow victory.
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They're as square as the movies Mr. Clooney tends to make, but they're also daring, however imperfectly, to look right at the present rather than hunkering down in the past.
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Fixed income investors have been hunkering down by buying longer-term securities, bringing yields on 10-year government paper to 2.1% for the United States and below zero for Germany.
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Others are hunkering down in walk-ups and floor-throughs, waiting on next week, tables at their favorite Chinese restaurants open for all, a movie on Tuesday afternoon, no lines.
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After hunkering down for more than a month, "staying at home doing nothing, if we look at our search results, lots of people are ready to go out," she said.
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Esty spent the holiday weekend hunkering down and working the phones to gauge her political damage over her handling of the allegations, a source close to the congresswoman told CNN.
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Republican senators are hunkering down in a last-ditch attempt to prevent their own divisions from pushing their healthcare plan to oblivion, introducing a bill to repeal Obamacare without a replacement.
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Riyadh has already signaled that it is hunkering down for an extended period of low prices by cutting subsidies and other government spending in an effort to shrink its 2016 deficit.
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Defense hawks are hunkering down for a fight to get all $640 billion they say is necessary to rebuild the military after President Trump's budget proposal fell short of their expectations.
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Because resident birds are well-fed, safe from predators, and less vulnerable to hunting, they've been hunkering down in the US to the tune of 224 million individuals, as of 2000.
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She is one of many expat business owners hunkering down after a one-two punch of protests and the virus outbreak, even though their passports give them the opportunity to leave.
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The Defense Ministry reportedly is hunkering down in a nuclear bunker, preparing for "no deal," a crash headlong into a future from which we mistakenly thought our past would protect us.
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"We are sitting on the fence of either fleeing or hunkering down and riding out the wave of hell Iran will bring," says a US official posted at the Baghdad embassy.
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I knew I had a problem when earlier this year I spent an afternoon engaged in mortal combat with a television, hunkering down to sabotage the most expensive thing I owned.
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Being more cussed than sensible, however, she stands her ground—farming the child out to a friend for safekeeping, then hunkering down to fortify the homestead and to prepare for attack.
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But hunkering down meant they would be trapped on campus, with police standing by ready to make arrests on charges carrying heavy prison sentences: rioting, trespassing and theft of public property.
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Too many commentators doubted Trump's stamina during the primary and general election phases of the campaign; I can see him hunkering down for quite some time even if the scandals mount.
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The same strategy previously saw Brooklyn offload Thaddeus Young for a late first-rounder, and while it's not groundbreaking, it's the right call for a franchise hunkering down for a protracted rebuild.
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So people are arriving in Italian and French offices with a 24-ounce cup of coffee in a cardboard cup and they're sitting at their desk and they're hunkering down to work.
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Last week while she was stocking up at the grocery store in anticipation of her family hunkering down because of the novel coronavirus, Zoe York grabbed the only bread she could find.
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Although "hunkering down" may sound like a simplistic approach, it clearly is the right approach — whether or not you are at high risk to experience the most severe symptoms of COVID-19.
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"Amidst all of the news flow it is becoming apparent that investors appear to be hunkering down for further economic weakness and the prospect of additional losses for stock markets," Hewson said.
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If the lessons of the past are heeded, however, like the 1930s when protectionism around the world was rampant, investors should be hunkering down and doing whatever they can to protect their portfolios.
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Heck, I have to imagine there were lawyers in United's camp that suggested hunkering down, waiting it out and playing hardball until few remembered the incident—as tends to happen with viral videos.
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New York City and the swathes of north-eastern America are hunkering down for a late-winter blizzard with transit officials putting into action preparations for what could be the season's worst snowstorm.
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The recently re-formed 'Bachelorette' couple were definitely not hunkering down indoors Monday worrying about the coronavirus, as they were out in sunny South Florida playing volleyball with a small group of pals.
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Ariana Grande has been vocal about encouraging people to stay home during the coronavirus pandemic, but may be leaving out the fact that she herself is hunkering down with a brand new beau.
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There's some relief in sight however, with temperatures predicted to be slightly "colder" Monday -- a maximum of 33 degrees Celsius or 91.4 degrees Fahrenheit for those hunkering down in the cold further north.
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The family had been doing well from its livestock business, shifting between the pastures in spring and summer and hunkering down during Mongolia's harsh winter here on the outskirts of the capital, Ulaanbaatar.
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Appropriate to Denmark's climate (and our winter), hygge is about hunkering down: It's all candles, blazing fires, warm blankets and fuzzy slippers, reading nooks (called hyggekrog), comfortable pants (hyggebukser), wollen socks (hyggesokker) and tea.
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Luckily, if you find that amount of meditation daunting, you can honor the December full moon, known as the Long Nights Moon, by hunkering down with your heated blanket for the long, dark night.
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Mr. Johnson said that the idea of hunkering down and trying to make an aggressive play to win his home state of New Mexico, where polls show him in contention, had crossed his mind.
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Oil and Money When many oil companies were hunkering down trying to save money, Robert Trice, a geologist, spent four months on a drilling rig in the rough waters west of Scotland's Shetland Islands.
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"Nakesha Williams braces for the first really cold night of this winter, hunkering down on the corner of 46th and Third Avenue," a reporter narrated over an image of Nakesha seated on a bench.
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She would rather stay in a hostel, which would be cheaper, but given the restrictions on movement, Walden said she feels safer hunkering down at a place with access to a restaurant and gym.
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In years past, celebrating 4/20 might have meant hunkering down in your basement with your bong and a couple pints of Ben & Jerry's Half Baked to binge all the available seasons of Broad City.
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We get to experience Game of Thrones together every week on Sunday night, and then spend the following week checking in on each other's theories or hunkering down in a subreddit and feeling everything together.
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Right now, movie critics, fans, and distributors are all hunkering down for a long week of trudging through the snow to see the best that indie cinema has to offer at the Sundance Film Festival.
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This spring home-buying season should be a coming-out party for Millennials, many of whom are finally ready to make a purchase after hunkering down for years in their parents' basements or expensive apartments.
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But most guidance stops there and fails to give unambiguous advice on when and how to limit gatherings, cancel big events, postpone travel and how, precisely, people should prepare for potential quarantines or hunkering down.
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If the coronavirus outbreak follows the pattern seen in China, people who are currently hunkering down in their homes could emerge to resume some semblance of normal life, including a visit to a car dealership.
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Ad inventory is getting cheaper — but people are buying lessWith travel grinding to a halt and people hunkering down at home, it's become cheaper to advertise on digital platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and Pinterest.
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One woman in Granbury recalled hunkering down in a closet with her children as the tornado approached, pleading with her husband to join them as he remained intent on watching the storm through the window.
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Instead of admitting an error or a mistake—or at least scapegoating someone who made an error or a mistake—Trump is hunkering down with the very person who is the source of all the controversy.
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Comcast has confirmed that the company will suspend all usage caps and overage fees in response to COVID-19, as millions of Americans begin hunkering down at home to slow the spread of the coronavirus pandemic.
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The most profound shift of recent weeks, however, may be Beijing's move from negotiating the best deal possible to hunkering down for an epochal, systemic contest that Chinese officials fear will long outlive the Trump administration.
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David Samuels, who helped evacuate several friends from St. John five days after Irma hit, told BuzzFeed News Monday night that the friends are hunkering down in a cement bunker in Puerto Rico surrounded by homemade sandbags.
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"They're still, by and large, in cost-cutting mode and hunkering down, even though conditions have improved over the last five or six months," said Jeremy Sussman, global mining analyst at Clarksons Platou Securities in New York.
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But officials fear the death toll could rise, especially in and around the southern town of Les Cayes, which absorbed the first blow from Matthew and where hundreds were hunkering down in homes without electricity and roofs.
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One looks to be hunkering down with homework, research and rehearsals, while the other seems to be taking an on-the-fly casual approach to what could be the most important 90 minutes of the presidential election.
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Mikheil Saakashvili, once the president of Georgia, later the governor of the Odessa region of Ukraine, is hunkering down in New York and plotting his next moves, two individuals close to the ex-president tell BuzzFeed News.
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Our sources say Jussie's been hounded by media and hasn't been able to stay at his own apartment since the mob scene last week when he was released, so he's been hunkering down at a swanky hotel.
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What seems more likely is that Apple is hunkering down, continuing to invest some in car technology, while seeing how things evolve and whether it really has the opportunity — and skills — to bring a product to market.
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"This is a dramatic form, an extreme form of hunkering down," said Bill Phelan, president of PayNet, noting that January's level of borrowing is not even enough to replace worn-out equipment, let alone buy new machines.
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New York (CNN)Donald Trump is tabling his go-everywhere approach and hunkering down in his home state ahead of the New York primary, as his campaign aims to take a more disciplined approach to the delegate hunt.
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ISTANBUL — Sporadic fighting continued in northern Syria on Friday, casting uncertainty over an American-brokered truce, as conflicting reports emerged about whether Kurdish forces were retreating or hunkering down and whether Turkish troops were advancing or holding fire.
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His ambush by a cadre of redneck vigilantes was so inevitable that he had already prepared like Jamie Lee Curtis in the new "Halloween," hunkering down on a property equipped with trip wires, land mines and assault weapons.
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Michael and Deborah Bailey were hunkering down in their house among the county's vineyards, defying the evacuation order and preparing for their second blackout this week by powering up a generator and figuring out where to send their horses.
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This may be the hardest option for a man famous for hunkering down and fighting to his last breath, but it would throw his opponents off their game and just might help bring this national ordeal to an end.
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Trump has been playing Kevin McCallister in "Home Alone" ... hunkering down in The White House over the holidays and complaining none of the Democratic leaders came to visit and break the deadlock that has shut down the federal government.
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In the past seven years, coinciding with Amazon's biggest growth spurt, the number of Fortune 22017 companies with an office in Seattle quadrupled, to 31 from seven, many of them hunkering down as closely as they can to Amazon.
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Despite tens of millions of Americans hunkering down in their homes because of the coronavirus pandemic, the CNN debate on Sunday between Joe Biden and Senator Bernie Sanders attracted a smaller live audience than the last two Democratic matchups.
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Whether you're hunkering down with a medium-size pizza for one or just need something on in the background while you finish work, you can't go wrong with an hour or so of Netflix content specifically engineered to make you laugh.
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They could flicker like candlelight when you're hunkering down in a tavern in Witcher 3, or flash red when you get ganked in Star Wars: Battlefront II.That's the kind of extravagance I imagined when I bought my eight Hue lights.
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Politics Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell has a problem: how to explain that the Fed may soon begin to taper its ongoing asset-shedding operation without looking like he's hunkering down for a coming recession, or caving to President Donald Trump.
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On the bright side, colder weather means hunkering down and finally finishing that box set, and the Amazon UK Bank Holiday Sale is right on cue with a selection of great TV deals from top retailers like Sony, Toshiba, and Philips.
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Though it is not clear that she will be able to stay, she is hunkering down, adamant that limbo in Canada is better than returning to Haiti, where she fears that the family of her dead husband will kill her.
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Like many American families with young children, we are hunkering down in a voluntary quarantine cocoon, with a pantry full of beans, a shelf full of Roald Dahl, the Hungry Hungry Hippos board game and a whole bunch of uncertainty.
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But those moving now and in the coming weeks face an additional set of challenges: they must set up their homes in the midst of an evolving coronavirus epidemic, at a time when the rest of the world is hunkering down.
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Officials warned those living in evacuation zones to heed the orders, but many residents who spoke with CNN said they were struggling to make a wrenching decision: to flee the approaching storm or face potential danger by hunkering down at home.
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After a quick trip to the gym, I looked forward to hunkering down in my apartment with some good dinner and bad TV. Earlier in the day, my roommate had invited me to join her and some friends that evening at a bar.
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The travel, tourism and hospitality industries that are being slammed by the new restrictions — as well as a citizenry hunkering down at home, increasingly afraid to mingle — can't be spurred to consume more by the ability to borrow at slightly cheaper rates.
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The news was greeted with a guarded sense of relief by the caravan's participants, many of whom had been hunkering down for more than a day in a makeshift encampment at the entrance to the border crossing waiting for the logjam to break.
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Wall Street is hunkering down for a longer, more intense trade war, according to Goldman Sachs' monthly poll of more than 219,393 of the bank's institutional and corporate trading clients, which found that most expect tariffs to hold steady as talks continue.
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It could also obstruct American plans to establish outposts in the Syrian and Western Iraqi desert so that fleeing ISIS fighters can be killed or captured, thus preventing them from hunkering down and later re-emerging as a threat, these officials say.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Tourists, expats and business owners in Papua New Guinea joined locals in hunkering down for a night of potential violence amid fears of "payback" against the nation's police force after it opened fire on a group of students, wounding several.
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What's clear is that the growing scale of the challenge makes it difficult for Iran to pursue its earlier approach toward mounting U.S. pressure: hunkering down and waiting out the Trump administration through the November 2200 election in the hope of Democratic victory.
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Once it got harder to cross the border without being caught, they settled in the US — "essentially hunkering down and staying once they had successfully run the gauntlet at the border," as Massey and Pren write — and encouraged their families to settle alongside them.
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Here's what you need to know: • Millions of people in the Carolinas and Virginia are either on the move or hunkering down as Hurricane Florence heads for the region, where it is expected to make landfall by Friday with winds of 22000 miles per hour.
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Luckily, while Euron is otherwise engaged, Theon rescues Yara and they reconcile, but instead of hunkering down in the Iron Islands, where the Army of the Dead can't get him, Theon chooses to bail on her to go fight with Jon and Dany in the north.
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"People are hunkering down but it's really starting to hurt, and the longer this goes on, the gloomier the picture starts to feel," said Tara Joseph, president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong, who has lived in the city for nearly two decades.
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The British billionaire and Virgin Group founder headed to Puerto Rico after hunkering down in his Necker Island wine cellar, but announced in a Monday blog post that he will soon return to the British Virgin Islands to help rebuild after the storm devastated parts of the Caribbean.
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Undeterred by the coronavirus pandemic that has brought most of the US economy to a halt, truck stops remain open, offering truckers a place to eat, rest and refuel on their way to delivering critical supplies to a nation that's hunkering down to slow the spread of COVID-19.
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The British billionaire and Virgin Group founder, 67, also headed to Puerto Rico after hunkering down in his Necker Island wine cellar, but announced in a Monday blog post that he will soon return to the British Virgin Islands to help rebuild after the storm devastated parts of the Caribbean.
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After what seems like several thousand years of campaigning, it is Election Day at last, which means that digital campaign strategists for both the Republicans and the Democrats will be hunkering down in data war-rooms to figure out which of many competing analytic models have correctly forecast the election.
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Clinton largely devoting the next four days to mock debate sessions and drills in New York, and Mr. Trump hunkering down only on Sunday, here is a scouting report on the two prospects and their training regimens for Monday's face-off, according to advisers, allies and friends of both candidates.
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The slashes in the President's budget to science, education, and safety net funding up against the additional billions for a border wall with Mexico, are the most recent example of how the "America First" agenda has us hunkering down in ways that will actually undermine America's future prosperity and leadership.
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White House 'absolutely' ready for a shutdown The possibility of a partial shutdown when funding runs out for several key departments at the end of the week appeared to rise on Sunday, with the White House and top Democrats hunkering down over Trump's demand for $5 billion in border wall funding.
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Matt writes: The coronavirus pandemic may have brought most of the US economy to a halt, but truck stops remain open, offering truckers a place to eat, rest and refuel on their way to delivering critical supplies to a nation that's hunkering down to slow the spread of COVID-19.
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MEXICO CITY/CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's most important foreign asset, its $10 billion U.S. refining arm Citgo Petroleum, is hunkering down to arm itself with a legal strategy to block efforts for its board to be removed and its revenues diverted to an opposition government, sources close to the talks said.
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But at First Beach, in La Push, in the far northwest tip of Washington State, wet weather and storms are part of the draw and the charm for a certain caste of beachgoer — I plead guilty — who likes the idea of hunkering down in the presence of nature in full.
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A dangerously polarized and often viciously partisan country would grow more so, with people on opposing sides hunkering down deeper in their camps and clinging harder to their chosen narratives as the president — concerned only with himself — ratcheted up his insistence that truth itself was subjective and up for grabs.
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Morgan and his older sister, DeAqua, both have vivid memories of the night of their escape — hunkering down in the back seat as their father, shouting that he was going to kill them all, bashed in a rear window of the car with a wooden plank, cutting their baby brother's face.
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In 1996, with Congress hunkering down to defend national security, privacy, copyright and "decency", all those obsolete guard-posts, he flung out in fury "A Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace": Governments of the Industrial World, you weary giants of flesh and steel, I come from Cyberspace, the new home of Mind.
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You are rewarded for being a safe traveler with the privilege of buying a soggy $12 sandwich, hunkering down in a chaotic waiting area while for some reason CNN plays on 100 screens, and using bathrooms that look as though the tile was filthy and wet from the moment it was put down.
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In this scenario Trump reacts to indicators he understands, the jittery stock market above all, by containing his impulses a little more, finding (somewhere) a new set of establishment hands to guide him, making the necessary deals with House Democrats, and hunkering down to survive what the Mueller investigation has to throw at him.
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Let me set the scene: It was a cold, rainy, dreary day in New York City, my hair had frizzed out to Bob Ross heights, my computer had crashed twice as I was editing a story, and all I could think about was hunkering down on my couch with a cozy blanket and this warm, spicy grilled cheese.
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Though I am troubled by the language of "decline," which echoes the language of empire and the colonial looting that created the collection in the first place: Moreover, Mr. Campbell, by many accounts, has handled the economic crisis by hunkering down in a defensive crouch rather than reaching out to unite the staff — and the full board — behind his efforts.
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"Though no one would want this, the pandemic sets as a perfect metaphor for Bernie, not just for a conversation about Medicare for All, but generally that the current political system is in dire need of radical transformation and can't respond to regular people's needs, something millions of people hunkering down in their homes in fear will be much more open to hearing," said Jonathan Tasini a progressive strategist who backs Sanders.
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" Citi's Tobias Levkovich, says, "Our biggest concerns for the S&P 500 are more [second-half 2020] related, tied to the possibility of a business slowdown caused by management teams hunkering down prior to the elections, tighter [commercial] lending standards in October with a traditional nine-month lag, our margin lead indicator and the impact of the yield curve's shape on volatility with a two-year lag… But in the interim there is still upside for equities even if such gains become more limited.
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