They had congregated in a zone near the Nassib-Jaber crossing.
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I'm not the kind of athlete that gets in a zone.
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"The last two weeks he's been in a zone," Doan said.
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The S&P's 3005, we're in a zone of fair value.
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When someone's in a zone like that, they don't wanna be interrupted.
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For lots of people, you get in a "zone" when you're losing weight.
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Honestly, I just sort of get in a zone and go to town.
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Drake started in a zone defense and switch to man to man down 9-3.
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I was deep in a mode, in a zone, and now I'm out of it.
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The Warriors were in a zone against the Raptors, even on plays that didn't count.
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"I was in a zone," she told me, and mimed inspecting a shoe in her hand.
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Rookie Hoskins sets homer record in Phillies' win PHILADELPHIA — Rhys Hoskins says he's just in a zone.
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The Antarctic conservation commission limits the catch to 620,000 tons in a zone, and then fishing stops.
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"Just in a zone," Scott - who is 34-for-43 over a six-game stretch - told reporters.
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I was in a zone that I hadn't been in since I last developed video games in college.
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But as far as Stinson's future, he is "in a zone of uncertainty for medical management," LeWitt said.
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It's really hard to rebound in a zone, and they had to switch back to man to man.
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The remaining satellites would layer in a zone he calls "upper LEO," or above 600 kilometers in altitude.
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But when I returned later in the run, they were in a zone, singing with fervor and intensity.
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The least expensive properties are closest to the Passaic River, in a zone where flood insurance is required.
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I'm really in a zone with my work today, making progress with some pesky things I have been avoiding.
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After making my first shot, I came to believe, for no particular reason, that I was in A Zone.
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The Ellcrys is the only thing holding a nasty collection of demons in check in a zone called the Forbidding.
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"It's about being in a zone where you're trying to figure things out the world doesn't know it needs yet."
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I settle on the couch with a bottle of beer, put on sound-canceling headphones and get in a zone.
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You have to put yourself in a zone where all you're thinking about is finishing the food as fast as possible.
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Built with cinder blocks in a zone where it was illegal to build, it was shut down by authorities and abandoned.
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"It puts me in a zone and you don't have to meditate for long, its only ten, fifteen minutes," he says.
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Postelection, the yield moved quickly to 2.30 percent, and now has been consolidating in a zone between 2.30 and 2.36 percent.
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Billionaire investor Leon Cooperman told CNBC on Thursday the stock market is in a "zone of fair value" at current levels.
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The United Nations has said more than 134,000 people remain displaced in dire conditions in a zone around some nearby towns.
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Most spacecraft hug close to the planet in a zone called low-Earth orbit, or within 1,200 miles of terra firma.
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The fund can then put the money in a zone by investing in, say, a condo project or affordable-housing units.
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Butte County, which includes Paradise, was designated as being in a zone of "extremely critical" fire weather risk, the most severe category.
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If all goes as planned, the car be positioned in a zone where it takes a lopsided, elliptical orbit around the sun.
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But how will the bunny ears fare in a zone better known for the blooming of thousands of pointy-eared "pussy" hats?
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In the case of Bernards Township, the Islamic Society bought land that was in a zone that permitted a house of worship.
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The measles outbreak in the state spread earlier in the year in a zone with high vaccine exemption rates for school children.
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To qualify, companies that receive investment must have at least 50% of their activity and 70% of their physical capital in a zone.
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That latitude of course extends to military decisions about what to do with enemy combatants captured overseas in a zone of active hostilities.
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This means two thirds of the reef's corals have now been impacted by coral bleaching in a zone stretching for 1,500 km (900 miles).
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It gives them 30 months to begin improving any property they buy in a zone, a cushion that real estate developers were hoping for.
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The camp organizers, like Baha, cannot effectively control the drug trade in a zone patrolled by the Israeli police and monitored by security cameras.
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Tijuana officials cited sanitary reasons for closing the shelter, a two-story warehouse in a zone known for crime and prostitution near the border.
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Mathews hit back-to-back 219-pointers in the first four minutes of the second half when West Virginia came out in a zone defense.
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P.S. 160, the William T. Sampson school, sits in a zone that includes Sunset Park, and has about 1,400 students spread between two adjoining buildings.
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It is now available on disc from the British company Second Run Features in a zone-free format compatible with most DVD players and computers.
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There's moments on Familiar Touch that feel spontaneous, similar to when somebody is DJing and they're in a zone where they're consistently playing the right tracks.
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" Nikola Dimitrov, Macedonia's foreign minister, said NATO membership would place the country in "a zone of stability in a region that still has pockets of uncertainty.
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"We're in a zone of fair value and it's going to take a recession or a change in the Fed's posture" to get us out of that.
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James noticed Love was in a zone after his fourth consecutive 3-pointer, which put the Cavs ahead 20-9 less than four minutes into the game.
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Because the community sits in a zone deemed by the U.S. Geological Survey to have a high risk of lava, few insurance companies will issues policies there.
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Some of them, like Kepler-452b, are thought to be remarkably like our Earth: similar in size and orbiting in a zone warm enough to sustain life.
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But this resourceful artist is in a zone of her own, tapping into the jangly hedonism of fashion without a whiff of its self-importance and insularity.
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That's our 'whoo!' time – nothing too crazy, but you still get to live in a zone that you wouldn't if you had a normal 9-to-5 job.
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In fact, the world's wars are now concentrated almost exclusively in a zone stretching from Nigeria to Pakistan, an area containing only a sixth of the world's population.
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"The tranquility it gave her to know that we were in a zone that is safer was worth it," her son Néstor Ulises Rivas told The Washington Post.
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Under the resolution Lebanon's army is responsible for security on its side of the border in a zone from which any other armed force, including Hezbollah, is banned.
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The kid looks like a player: smooth as a route-runner, good hands, a good feel for when to settle in a zone and present himself as a target.
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Baker explained that Comfy is a simple-to-use app that employees put on their phones and use to request warm or cool air in a zone where they work.
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The problem here really is we are in a zone of comfort to such an extent that we're insulated from that position, and that to me is a bigger fear.
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The peppy seven-week rally has carried stocks into the green for the year but also leaves them in a zone that has thwarted upside progress for more than a year.
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"Guys, I have a plan," says Muselk in the video below, after he discovers a fellow player stranded off the edge of a cliff in a zone where he can't build.
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"The price is now in a zone where Petroteq can possibly justify what they are trying to do," said Kevin Birn, an oil sands expert at IHS Markit, an energy consultancy.
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"These aren't natural disasters, they are natural phenomena, and we humans turn them into disasters by not doing preparations that are necessary in a zone subject to this kind of phenomenon."
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While I was campaigning in a zone declared to be secured by the Colombian army, I was kidnapped by the nation's Marxist guerrillas, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC.
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If you signal in a zone where passing isn't allowed — like a construction zone with solid white lines — the C300 will wait to change lanes until it is in a passing zone.
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Patriots defensive wunderkind Matt Patricia routinely dropped seven, eight, even nine defenders into coverage against Wilson, daring him to find holes in a zone stuffed by practically every Patriot on the field.
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Paulo Orlando appears to be in a zone when facing Texas pitching as he is 5-for-25 over the first two games of the series after collecting three hits on Saturday.
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Another rarefied and elusive avant-garde film, "Anticipation of the Night" by Stan Brakhage, is newly available in a zone-free dual Blu-ray/DVD edition from the French company Re:Voir Video.
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The benchmark closed at 2731, right in a zone where the 50-day moving average, 10-day average, the break-even level for the year and the high from last Wednesday sit.
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Now she lives with her son and his family back in Chernobyl, in a zone that can only be reached by crossing a checkpoint and where guides accompany curious tourists with radiation meters.
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"It obviously gives me confidence, but there are players in front of me who are extremely motivated to beat me, so it is important for me to stay in a zone," she explained.
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"...Fabien Jacq died in the night of Friday to Saturday after an attack by a terrorist group in northern Mali in a zone that is still fragile," Le Drian told Europe 1 radio.
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In the second half, Texas Tech came out in a zone for a few possessions, then rarely switched and resisted the temptation to run with the Zags, controlling the pace to its liking.
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We are in a zone where the difference between representation and abstraction is beside the point: we might as well be figuring out how many angels have gathered on the head of a pin.
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Oil prices are now trading in a zone that could trigger a plunge towards U.S. crude's 703 low near $270 a barrel, according to John Kilduff, founding partner at energy hedge fund Again Capital.
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"A Perfect Day" is set in a war zone—or, rather, in a zone where war has recently raged, and where, despite reports of a peace accord, nobody seems to have told the locals.
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Commercial paper and high yield spreads have risen to new cycle wides and are in a zone not seen since the financial crisis, according to Michael Darda, chief economist and market strategist at MKM Partners.
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But some EU member states have now imposed checks at borders that are normally in a zone of control-free travel, and EU leaders were expected later on Tuesday to seal the bloc's external borders.
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In Brookville, just north of Kennedy International Airport, 96 percent of all home listings were in a zone where noise levels topped 70 decibels — something resembling the sound of a blow dryer or vacuum cleaner.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In a zone between documentary photography and performance art, Indian artist Gauri Gill's images challenge the notion of portraiture by involving her subjects in the process of picture making.
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Spot gold may find support in a zone of $1,204-$1,210 per ounce and bounce moderately before falling, as suggested by its wave pattern and a Fibonacci ratio analysis, according to Reuters technical analyst Wang Tao.
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Trilobites In February, astronomers announced the discovery of a nearby star with seven Earth-size planets, and at least some of the planets seemed to be in a zone that could provide cozy conditions for life.
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US military officials estimate that there are 3,000 to 5,000 ISIS fighters defending the last major stronghold of the terror group in Iraq, and an additional 1,500 to 2,000 ISIS soldiers in a zone outside the city.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chile will join China´s Belt and Road initiative, Foreign Minister Roberto Ampuero said on Thursday, in a move to deepen economic and political cooperation with the Asian powerhouse in a zone of strong U.S. influence.
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Zookeepers backed up by police went hunting for four baboons on the run in a zone near their enclosure but none of the monkeys had roamed into public areas, which were in any case evacuated, the statement said.
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"The next few weeks will be more volatile, people are going to be concerned until they see the data improve and Q22019 earnings might not be very good so we're in a zone of higher volatility," he said.
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Plastics that get routed into the Garbage Patch by winds and ocean currents are likely to be permanently trapped there, in a zone of little wind and devoid of weather systems that would break up and disperse the debris.
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From the beginning, the host has resided squarely in a zone of neutrality and providing a safe venue for his guests -- one where they feel able to participate in silly games and playful stunts that portray their lighter side.
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Under U.N. resolution 1701, which ended the 2006 war between Israel and Hezbollah, the Lebanese army is responsible for security on its side of the border in a zone from which any other armed force, including Hezbollah, is banned.
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After going too far by firing Comey — an action that sent the political system into crisis and prompted Mueller's appointment — Trump ended up in a zone where he was quite obviously trying to impede the investigation, but never following through.
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The Clippers, as a result, have used zone looks on 4 percent of their defensive possessions, according to Second Spectrum, and, like Carlisle's Mavericks, have held the opposition to less than a point per possession when in a zone setup.
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Wealthy investors are rushing to set up funds to plow money into those areas, in order to take advantage of incentives that include potentially large reductions in capital gains taxes for investments that are held in a zone for a decade or more.
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Because of the way the air loops, when the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention investigates potential infectious transmission on a plane, public health officers generally contact passengers in a zone just two rows in front of and behind the sick passenger.
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When I arrived 13 years ago, I was supportive of Baltimore's system of "public charters;" however after 12 years of teaching in a "zone" high school, I came to see how we were offering superior alternatives to engaged urban students and/or engaged parents.
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But now we're in a zone where the president can commit acts that would've been impeachable and led to removal from office in the past in plain sight, and people shrug it off and cast a side-eye at the person who's sounding the alarm.
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And during the tour de force sleepwalking scene — Lady Macbeth's final moments, when she imagines her hands covered with blood that cannot be washed away — Ms. Netrebko was in a zone, one moment emitting chilling outbursts, the next shaping haunted phrases with eerily hushed radiance.
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The second-year wideout routinely wins on third down — on Sunday, he cooked Cardinals cornerback Jamar Taylor for 29 yards on third-and-4, then found a soft spot in a zone for 10 yards on third-and-9 — but he also does the dirty work.
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While the law encourages home buyers to exert due diligence in investigating the risk of living in a flood hazard area, it also explicitly states that the seller of a home is not obligated to disclose whether the home is in a zone that FEMA regards as high risk.
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The IRS could consider establishing a minimum hold period for any individual investment in a zone, but requiring an investor to hold each individual business investment for 10 years (rather than simply committing to remain invested in the Fund for 10 years) will significantly undermine the ability to invest in operating businesses.
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"We are in a different context again in the sense that, yes, it's actually in small rural areas that we know of to date, however it's in a zone where there has been a lot of insecurity and a lot of armed groups and a large amount of displacement," Dr. Gayer said.
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These NASA colleagues, Josh Schlieder and his students Emily Gilbert, Tom Barclay and Elisa Quintana, had been studying data from TESS (Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite) when they discovered what may be TESS' first known Earth-sized planet in a zone where liquid water could exist on the surface of a terrestrial planet.
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The NWS has both Philadelphia and New York City in a zone of 12-to-18-inch accumulations, whereas reliable media outlets have been predicting less, on the order of 6-to-12 inches, based in part on the high March sun angle and likelihood of a mix between snow and sleet at times.
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I suspect that Ms. Schneemann might agree with his view, which offers yet another explanation of why she continues to stand in "a zone corresponding to the art world's blind-spot" as she has put it, which gives an excellent reason to give her embracive, karmically corrective art a permanent place on center-stage.
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Quincy Wilson, Cornerback, Florida Wilson has made up for a lack of speed in his career by being overly physical, which could result in a barrage of penalties at the pro level until he either adjusts to the rules of the game or is put into more situations where he is playing in a zone.
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"The day of the romantic designer, standing safely in a zone outside of business and production is over," she wrote in her show notes, by way of explaining her commitment to "upcycling" and working more sustainably — as in the pièce de résistance, show-closing dresses made of vintage scarves or shirts found, washed and then combined.
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Kid Masterpiece: Roger hit me up, it was the first time we ever Facetimed each other, and he told me the situation, I told him I just wanted to help any way he needed but he really extended himself to have me on board, and I just got right away in a zone of we have to do the best we can.
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The Democrats' lead on the generic ballot has been consistently in a zone where they should have a good chance of taking the House, but their chances in a Senate map that was never ideal for them have slipped a bit — maybe because of the Brett Kavanaugh controversy nationalizing reddish-state races in a bad way for the Dems, or maybe because a lot of Tennessee and Missouri and Texas voters were always likely to come home to the G.O.P. once they started paying closer attention to the race.
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