You mentioned Russia and how that relationship is really mended.
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Both fought to save their marriage, and slowly it mended.
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Our hearts are broken and can never be fully mended.
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The back has been carefully patched and mended numerous times.
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She was then a sophomore, and she mended her ways.
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His thick glasses, mended with Sellotape, had never been much use.
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Moscow has repeatedly asked for the diplomatic fences to be mended.
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The group friendship is temporarily mended thanks to the home invasion.
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My thoughts and prayers with so many hearts that need mended.
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Fundamentally, observers gripe, the chaebol have not mended their old ways.
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What are the chances it will be mended by the end?
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"We're saying the opposite with our mended clothes," Ms. Sekules said.
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She mended clothes that, in years past, she would've thrown out.
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Broken octopus tentacles and snapped sea slug tendrils were carefully mended.
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His tympanic membrane had mended, and he developed neither fever nor rash.
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Or the time he mended his future wife's apparently irreparable broken back?
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Aaron Rodgers seems to have mended the rocky relationship with his family.
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Perhaps for those with big deal money, it cannot now be mended.
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I might always wonder if Sarah and I could have mended fences.
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If you "Gave a darn?" in this puzzle, you MENDED something. 8D.
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For Britons, there was a sense of an old heartbreak being mended.
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He'd been mended so many times, I knew no one would miss him.
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Despite their mended relationship, Jackson said he and Olympios are not romantically involved.
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Their split tears at our freshly mended heartstrings after the end of Brangelina.
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When we last left off, Marie and I had finally mended our rivalry.
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Will the rift between Hillary Clinton's supporters and Bernie Sanders's supporters be mended?
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A hole in his underwear had been mended with a needle and thread.
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There was a time when Romeny and Trump appeared to have mended fences.
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Daniels said earlier this week that the two had mended their public rift.
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For the show, Ms. Pym visibly mended a sweater with contrasting white wool.
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"Many things were mended during the course of that trip," Ms. Ughetta said.
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Agents now reportedly patrol the wall in search of defects, which are mended.
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The North American Free Trade Agreement needs to be mended rather than ended.
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Farage: Fences to be mended Speaking to CNN's Carol Costello, Farage said there were "some fences that need to be mended" after "nearly the entire British government said derogatory things about Donald Trump and his team" during the US presidential campaign.
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Her neighbor, Ek Sophal, nodded in agreement as she mended a plastic fishing net.
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The exes appear to have mended their relationship now, though — or so we thought.
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Khloé Kardashian is getting real about how she and Tristan Thompson mended their relationship.
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By the time they appeared together on Oprah in 2011, their relationship was mended.
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Eventually, Margrethe joined him and the couple mended fences, heading back to Denmark. 4.
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Her loss tore a giant hole in our lives that will never be mended.
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However, Rose and West eventually mended fences thanks to West's wife, Kim Kardashian West.
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Only a few generations ago, socks were routinely darned, sweaters mended and pants patched.
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"I hope ya'll hearts are mended,"Roxzyanna Edwards said, according to CNN affiliate KPLR.
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A matter of such magnitude cannot be mended on a case-by-case basis.
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Along with Corker, Trump appears to have mended fences with South Carolina Republican Sen.
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The grace displayed by both nations mended what could have been a very damaging rift.
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It uses high quality wood, which can be easily mended with a round of polishing.
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The two seem to have mended fences, somewhat, but the effects of Trump's claim linger.
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Now that ties are seemingly mended, that bodes ill for the White House, said Mount.
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As Collins put it: "Events like transgiving keep our broken hearts mended for the moment."
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The chair is red pleather, cracked on the seat and mended with silver gaffer tape.
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"Mended Ways: The Art of Inventive Repair" is the showcase exhibition in the fair, and it features objects from the quirky collection of Andrew Baseman, including a wonderful English canary-yellow mug from the early 1800s mended with copper staples after it was broken.
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I was surprised that once the honeybees had mended the objects, the figurines became collectibles again.
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The economy is much mended after bad debts from cosseted state enterprises threatened the banking system.
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We reached out to both sides to see if they've mended things, but no word back.
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Mr. Cox said he had mended his relationship with those students he teased in high school.
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Pixar movies end with every one cheery, problems solved, relationships mended, fish found, and smiles animated.
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Baldwin apologized at the time, and has said he's since mended his relationship with his daughter.
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Will the spendthrift convince the virtuous Dona So-and-So that he has mended his ways?
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And all feature a hand-mended look, with patches and distress marks unique to each pair.
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A small hole has not been mended, and the woman offers to mend it on the spot.
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Titled "We Can Be Mended," it reveals the fate of the character Tobias, also known as Four.
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Randall and Beth also mended fences, though at the end of the episode, Randall's fears proved justified.
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The creators' relationship with their factory is seemingly mended, and keyboards are available to buy online now.
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Finally, Mr. Raniere directed that she be confined to a room until she had mended her breach.
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At the end of the exhibition's run, the bowls will be extracted and the gallery wall mended.
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Trump's response to the Confederate monument removals suggests that racialized partisan divisions will not soon be mended.
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"Added Santiago: "We have not mended all of our fences, but we will work hard to do so.
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His suit jacket sleeves had been mended with small stitches and his hands were ridged with turquoise veins.
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There's also the issue between Kevin and their son, Kevin Jr., which isn't any closer to being mended.
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The president added that Bannon and Jared Kushner, his senior adviser and son-in-law, have mended ties.
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And as a result, a couple weeks later I had a PFO closure and they mended the heart.
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But he knows that he sent it back out, mended and ready to fight on for another day.
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There they were mended, washed, ironed and organized by type on rolling racks: baby rompers, sweaters, men's shirts.
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Sashiko mending, for instance, was traditionally the responsibility of women and girls, who mended clothes for family members.
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She picked us up after school, made sure we did our homework, and she mended all of our clothes.
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But the relationship was mended at a Washington gathering — "one of those political hoity toity things," Trump Jr. said.
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Meanwhile, five kilometres away, Mr Zhao sat beside his mended warriors in a darkened room of his museum, waiting.
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Results were promising: Cells treated with Yarosh's enzyme-loaded liposomes removed more irradiated DNA, mended faster, and survived longer.
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Not just because a recently mended broken foot left her sidelined, but because, like her rock, she is tired.
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While season 2 was filmed immediately after they parted ways, time seems to have mended things between McKeen and Jordan.
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The suspension of military ties was met with skepticism by many analysts, who expect the relationship to be quickly mended.
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The Blooms nursed Penguin back to health, and through the journey mended some of the tears left by Sam's accident.
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He talked about how he loved his parents, and how he hated his parents but mended his relationship with them.
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The split was mended only a month later—but with appropriate utterances from both sides about the CSU's prized autonomy.
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Society has progressed and mended many of our hearts, but anger lingers and rears its head at our worst times.
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Blac Chyna and Rob Kardashian appeared to have mended fences and were back together to celebrate the end of 2016.
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Putin and his Turkish counterpart Tayyip Erdogan eventually mended their relations and agreed to revive trade ties a year later.
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Hart eventually mended fences with both Michaels and WWE, but he's not held in the same esteem at the company.
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And he has mended his relationship with Trump, often defending the president and his policies to reporters on Capitol Hill.
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The edges are beginning to softly fray; the lining has been ripped and mended more times than I can count.
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Their first baseman, Lucas Duda, mended a broken back, and then, ominously, felt too sore to make the postseason roster.
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Fences were eventually mended, Prospect paid, and "everything has been on track" since the beginning of the year, she said.
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A tear has appeared in the fabric of the fashion world, and it's unlikely to be mended any time soon.
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These new novels showcase those connections in all their intensity: misunderstandings, new beginnings, friendships upended and mended, families finally found.
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AA: When I think about culture, I think of a tapestry, carefully woven, dyed, prepared and, in some cases, mended.
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Mahathir and Anwar mended fences in 2016, joining forces to lead the opposition to an unexpected election victory last year.
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By the end of the film there are several falls from grace, hearts are broken and mended and someone dies.
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But her world shifted one day when her mother sent her to a black seamstress to get some clothes mended.
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But the exhibition not only documents forceful separation, it also models how these gashes might be mended, or at least sutured.
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He has also mended fences with Sudan and Somalia, and has drawn closer to the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia.
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Although the broken arm was eventually mended and reattached, the statue remained outside, exposed to rain, ice, hail, wind and vandals.
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The campaign slander from both sides drove a wedge between them that lasted years, and was eventually mended via letter correspondences.
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Relations with Ms. Corrigan, which had become strained as the Peace People flagged, were mended after Ms. Williams's return to Ireland.
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But neuroscience is also revealing the ways in which the brain's neural networks can be both experientially marred and therapeutically mended.
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The hope within the organization is that both players are fully mended and capable of beginning to fulfill their enormous promise.
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Mahathir has mended ties with China, reaching a cut-price $11 billion rail link deal, which is a welcome investment boost.
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On the other hand, Obama might have followed the recommendations of the second Augustine Commission and mended rather than ended Constellation.
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Together they stabilized mixed media art involving metal and felt, worked on foundations, treated hammered tin roofs and floors, and mended cracks.
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Madonna and Rocco have recently mended their estranged relationship following months of acrimony and legal proceedings on both sides of the Atlantic.
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My grandfather sat at a bench and mended kitchen-cabinet drawers, or rewired appliances, or sanded wood, while sipping from a can.
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Because whales and dolphins go without fresh oxygen for long periods of time, their DNA is often damaged and must be mended.
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Sergeant Prodgers may have broken an ankle playing summer ball, but he had mended sufficiently to score 12 goals in three games.
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The costumes, designed by Jacqueline Durran, are a triumph of the homespun: a plausible patchwork of things borrowed, mended, or handed down.
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According to Brignull the low cost airline that sparked his initiative has since mended its ways, but other companies have filled the gap.
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In the interview, he repeatedly expressed hope that Mr. Trump's victory will lead to relations' being mended between the United States and Russia.
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Fillon has said Russia does not constitute a security threat and that ties should be mended including by lifting European sanctions on Moscow.
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"We need to understand everything that went wrong in the Salmond case if the deeper damage is to be mended," Kevin Pringle wrote.
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He was famous by then, having served in the State Assembly, buried his first wife, Alice, and mended his broken heart out west.
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But then he left the group and mended fences with the party establishment, enough so that Mr. Crowley supported him as finance chair.
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Now that rumors are circulating that they might be back together, the internet is holding out hope that all our hearts will be mended.
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THERE IS a view that a fractured global order can be mended like a broken leg, and over time might emerge stronger for it.
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For Xie, the disintegrations of travel can be mended—"fixed"—in her work, where scattered impressions are gathered up into formal and rhetorical wholes.
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The plant motifs act as a mechanism to work through this conversation about what parts of me have been pruned, cultivated, cut, and mended.
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Lastly, to keep the lifted hair healthy, Lee used her own brand's In Common Mended Sea Treatment Enhancer combined with the Velvet Cloud Mask.
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"I love action comedies; I'm obsessed with cars and motorcycles," said Mr. Shepard, who races both and has the mended bones to prove it.
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Jaime Griesemer There was a lot of fallout from the game being late and hard, and a lot of relationships that needed to get mended.
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The Kendra on Top star told PEOPLE Now that while one relationship from the hit reality show could be mended, another is too far gone.
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The post led fans to believe that the Housewife had finally mended fences with the daughter that she went more than two years without seeing.
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The pair appeared to have mended things in the months following, with Portwood telling PEOPLE in March that Baier was "completely into" tying the knot.
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It has mended its relationship with Turkey, which reached a low point in 2015, when the Turks shot down a Russian fighter jet over Syria.
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Mr. Van Deijnen sees wearing a visibly mended garment as a way for a self-described introvert to make a statement about fashion's throwaway culture.
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" Brown admitted his father was "skeptical at first" when he asked him to come on the show, as their mended relationship is only "brand new.
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The record-breaking British singer has blessed our ears and mended our hearts ever since she rose to fame at the tender age of 19.
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But four years later, the court found that new state laws had mended the death penalty's main defects, and the executioner was called back from retirement.
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When Madison and Alicia find Chris in their room with a knife, it seems the divide between this family is growing too wide to be mended.
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But Ajayi mended fences and came to New England for Week 2, whereupon Foster injured his groin three carries in and Ajayi became a feature back.
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In June 2012, Bloomberg said at a Brooklyn church that stop and frisk needed to be "mended," though "not ended," through increased training and internal oversight.
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Even so, South Bend residents and officers within the police department have said that the reforms — however well-intentioned — have not mended strained relationships in the city.
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Israel and Turkey, which recently mended ties after a six-year rift, hope to complete a gas pipeline linking the two countries within three years, he said.
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From there, as several injured players mended and consistency returned to Cooper's lineup shifts, the Lightning regained some swagger and their reputation as a fast, talented team.
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The trip is just another indication that Madonna and Rocco have mended their relationship following months of acrimony and legal proceedings on both sides of the Atlantic.
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We caught up with Cindy McCain Monday at Reagan National Airport ... and she politely disagreed with Graham that her husband and the Prez could have mended fences.
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It also subverts the notion, long held, that mended clothes are worn by the poor, while the height of luxury is buying a new wardrobe every season.
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She lived with an eating disorder for 7413 years, until she completed a recovery program in her early 20s that mended her relationship with her body and food.
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On Sunday's episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Lamar Odom made his first public appearance and Khloé Kardashian revealed that she and Odom's relationship can be mended.
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Colton broke her heart into a million little pieces, and she and new Bachelorette Hannah mended their feud from their pageant days — she needs more time on television!
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Looking back, Graduation is the marker in the Kanye saga in which our most decorated icon started to unravel in ways that still don't seem to be mended.
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Relations were mended, and Trump even said to an audience that Australia has "better healthcare than we do," just hours after the American Healthcare Act passed the House.
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"By tabling the name of Von der Leyen, he has mended his relationship with Germany while refusing its candidate," Gerard Araud, a former French ambassador, said on Twitter.
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Austin was mended with a cybernetic arm, legs and an eye that granted him superhuman powers, which he put to use on behalf of the United States government.
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The cracks are instantly mended, his face goes blank, and we realize that he is practicing—trying out tears, as if they were not coming as they should.
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Ever the pragmatist, McConnell mended fences with Bevin just as he had previously with Senator Rand Paul, and together McConnell and Bevin set about turning the Kentucky House red.
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Back in the States, the most famous member of the 1 percent mended fences—temporarily—with his first real nemesis as a presidential candidate, Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly.
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Mahathir, who was prime minister for 22 years, has mended ties with jailed opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim in a bid to form a cohesive opposition coalition to oust Najib.
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He mended fences with — but stopped short of a direct apology to — Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain after retweeting anti-Muslim videos posted by an ultranationalist British group.
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Rather than get it fixed in the United States, his friend decided to fly back to Taiwan and have it mended there because he said it would be cheaper.
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Michelle Obama and Hillary Clinton have never directly addressed how they mended their relationship after the fierce 2008 primary campaign, in which Clinton lost to now-President Barack Obama.
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Alys swears fealty once again to Jon Snow, and, as seen in this week's episode, with Karstark bannermen joining the armies at Winterfell, this divide seems to have been mended.
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"I don't think that that relationship has been mended, even though Jeff Flake is using Donald Trump's name in some of his fundraising emails," Ward said in a separate interview.
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Lawmakers are expected to pick back up on the health care negotiations this week after returning from recess, but it's unclear whether differences between moderates and conservatives can be mended.
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Mr. Foxton recalled Mr. Enninful in those early days in an ever-present duffel coat and National Health-style glasses, the arms of which would occasionally be mended with tape.
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As the world slips into carnage, the hero loses his sexual potency; as he saves it, so too are all personal rifts mended and the schmo is reborn as mustang.
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One of the straps on her dress snapped off and thanks to a member of her team, Robbie got her hands on a sewing kit and actually mended the dress herself.
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Yet, much of the rift, at least on the side of the public, has mended over the years, attributable, Gousouzian argues, to greater racial openness and an embracement of the legend.
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I think the fun comes in when you can put all the influences in there and the way they are mended in becomes about the way you paint as an individual.
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"A part of my brain will be dead forever," she says, but by telling and retelling the story of her recovery, she mended her mind, and wrote herself back into existence.
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"This language is offensive to all law enforcement and is not representative of the deep appreciation we have for police officers who work tirelessly to keep our communities safe," Mended added.
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Lisa's most reliable ally has always been fellow OG Kyle Richards, but something even happens between Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills matriarchs Lisa and Kyle this season that still hasn't been mended.
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Sunday's KCNA report cited Moon as saying inter-Korean relations should be mended by the parties concerned "at any cost as indicated by Chairman Kim Jong Un in his New Year Address".
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The footage then gets played back slowly so that smoke is seen going through the original bullet hole, which at the end of the reel is shown closing up, the glass mended.
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This was long enough ago that people still mended and fixed things like undone hems and broken vacuum cleaners, instead of ordering something new on Amazon that would arrive the next day.
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"The last thing I would ever want is for one of us to be standing over the other's grave, wishing he had mended the nonsense that destroyed us," he told The Sun.
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The KCNA report cited Moon as saying inter-Korean relations should be mended by the parties concerned "at any cost as indicated by Chairman Kim Jong Un in his New Year Address".
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Every human society is ultimately the sum total of individual souls seeking some form of "redemption," and these souls can never be mended by the self-serving institutions of government or politics.
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Thanks to the advocacy of organizations like Mended Little Hearts and the Pediatric Congenital Heart Association alongside advancements in medical technology and care improvements, children born with severe CHDs are living longer.
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Hayden, a CNN national security analyst, said that although the US is split with its allies at the moment over the handling of these cases, he thinks the damage can be mended.
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"Many of these stories took place a decade or more in the past, and a lot has happened since: marriages have dissolved, people have died, strained ties have mended," Mr. Jones said.
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" And even in 2012, when criticism of the policy was at its highest, Bloomberg visited Brooklyn's First Baptist Church of Brownsville and told worshippers that the policy "should be mended, not ended.
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Duchamp's sculpture also suffered damage when it was shattered during transit; ten years later, the artist repaired the broken fragments himself and found that he enjoyed the visible cracks in the mended surface.
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The longtime best friends, both 23, opened up in a new interview about starting their Disney careers side-by-side, the challenges that tore them apart and how they mended their strong bond.
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In addition to delivering a hit to his mended reputation, the film poses a significant risk to the Jackson estate, which has engineered a thriving posthumous career, including a Broadway-bound jukebox musical.
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Four years later the Supreme Court reinstated the death penalty in Gregg v Georgia by a 7-2 majority, finding that states had mended their death-penalty laws to address the concerns in Furman.
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Molly Goggin Foley is the mother of a child born with hypoplastic right heart syndrome and a member of the board of Mended Little Hearts, which aids families of patients born with heart disease.
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Jordan has mended his relationship with McCarthy, whom he once challenged for minority leader, and as a top ally of President Donald Trump has emerged as a key team player in the impeachment battle.
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"The shape of the structure and broken lines signify shattered glass like our shattered hearts, but it still holds together strong, mended to be even stronger than before," Knudson wrote in a Facebook post.
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I'm not sure that standing on this principle — and punishing a company that seems to have mended its ways — is a good idea, especially if finding an alternative supplier is going to be burdensome.
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Alongside the bottle, the mended sections of a 19th-century salt-glazed stoneware jar, revealed in excavations at the Van Cortlandt House in the Bronx, were stamped with the maker's mark of John Remmey.
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Sure, Emily and Alison are all but over, thanks to the PLL spin-off taking place many miles from Rosewood, but with every broken relationship, showrunner I. Marlene King has, apparently, mended an old one.
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With an eight-member court split 4-4 on the question, the eventual ninth justice is likely to determine whether the latest hole in the wall separating church from state will be mended—or enlarged.
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But soon after, Dr. Frederick received a vote of no confidence from hundreds of Howard faculty members, a public blow just days after he appeared to have mended some of his rifts with student organizers.
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On Friday, the star, 36, addressed a recent report by The Sun that claimed she had mended their "broken" friendship with Meghan, 37, by visiting Baby Archie and bringing the royal's newborn some Tiffany jewels.
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The family rift was later mended and Berkshire bought the Outlet in 1992, the paper said, adding Buffett later joked that it had been a mistake to let Blumkin leave without signing a noncompete agreement.
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In September, after more than a year away, it is set to return to the South Street Seaport Museum, mended, gleaming and ready to remind visitors of the ships that define New York City's history.
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Day 91: "Intro (This Is Why I'm Hot)" – Da Drought 3 , 2007 If we shadows have offended, Think but this, and all is mended, That you have but slumber'd here While these visions did appear.
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Last fall, Ace & Jig, the women's label that makes its own yarn-dyed woven textiles, gathered up garments with tears or other flaws and had them visibly mended by skilled sewers before selling them online.
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"I wanted them to look like they were torn and mended — to look like the sailors made them," said the show's costume designer, Ann Roth, who is nominated for a Tony Award for her work.
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Paul hadn't been satisfied even twenty per cent of the time, not on his wedding day, not when he mended a broken person, not when his research got funded, not even when Danielle was born.
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Despite the cheating scandal, Thompson and Kardashian appear to have mended their relationship with the new mom recently revealing just how tough it has been to continue to a romance with the father of her child.
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While Elton John is looking ahead to the next chapter of his life — his final global tour and following retirement from life on the road — he's also looking back on his mended relationship with his mother.
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When the blackness fades, she is seen in a desert carrying Luke Skywalker's hand-me-down lightsaber, now mended following the events of "The Last Jedi," and staring down the barrel of Kylo Ren's TIE fighter.
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The carefully choreographed media event was supposed to send a clear message that rifts in the African National Congress (ANC) have been mended and that party members are focused on policy rather than a looming leadership battle.
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While Mr. Hariri appears to have mended his ties to the kingdom and its powerful crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, the Saudis did not provide generous financial support for his campaign as they have in the past.
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The trailer opens with Rey running through a forest, wielding Luke's now-mended blue lightsaber as well as other previously unseen footage from the upcoming final installment in the Skywalker Saga due to theaters on Dec. 20.
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Until that trust is mended, police are going to have a much harder time doing their jobs without facing a lot of questions from the community — and even a legally justified shooting will trigger a lot of outrage.
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She can, however, write: The book begins with her pulling out a vintage typewriter she's mended (Sally Jones is also a master fixer of things) in order to put her story down and, she hopes, overcome her nightmares.
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On Monday's episode of Dancing with the Stars, the Queer Eye star danced in honor of his father while celebrating their mended relationship, which was fractured for a decade after Brown, 38, came out as gay as a teenager.
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Her mother darned socks, mended dresses instead of buying new ones, and talked about the hungry children in India while insisting Alice clean her plate at the dinner table where the entire family sat down each night at 7.
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While McGahn -- one of the earliest members of Trump's campaign staff -- was once a trusted force in the President's inner circle, their relationship never mended after McGahn failed to convince Sessions not to recuse himself from the Russia investigation.
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The Times Miner Rio Tinto Plc and retailer Walmart Inc are among companies whose shares have been put back on the "prospective buy" list at Norway's sovereign wealth fund after the investor found that they had mended their ways. bit.
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It's based on the belief that breakage is part of an object's life, and that when mended with gold, platinum or, in my case, the tender love of a beloved middle child, unsightly cracks are transformed into something uniquely sublime.
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Dan Tana'sWhere: 9071 Santa Monica Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90069History: After a two-year public feud, Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie mended old wounds in October 2006 in front of paparazzi cameras while chowing down on food at this Italian restaurant.
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This election cycle, however, Mr. Cuomo has mended many of those relations, solidifying his support among unions and applauding and encouraging an April exodus of two major unions from the pro-labor Working Families Party after they backed Ms. Nixon.
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Though Trump has mended fences and become friendly with his first wife — who is the mother of Ivanka, Don Jr. and Eric — he and Maples' relationship has been more fraught since she moved to Calabasas, California, following their own bitter 1999 divorce.
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Lam voiced confidence that rifts can be mended through government plans for dialogue and upholding the "one country, two systems" principle that gives Hong Kong some freedoms not enjoyed on the mainland after the former British colony returned to Chinese rule in 1997.
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The friendship between these founding fathers — which bloomed, broke and then was mended over more than 50 years — ended when both men died on the same day: July 4, 1826, exactly a half-century after the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
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On Monday night's episode of Dancing with the Stars, the Queer Eye culture expert delivered an emotional performance in honor of his father to celebrate their mended relationship, which was fractured for years after Brown, 38, came out as gay as a teenager.
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Mr. Trump's mended relationship with Mr. Murdoch has not gone unnoticed by Time Warner executives, who wonder why AT&T's attempt to buy the company has run into regulatory trouble at a time when the president has smiled on the Disney-Fox deal.
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Hints of the life he'd led before ending up in the Roman catacombs were written on his bones: his right calf bone showed evidence of a half-mended fracture, while his neck vertebrae showed signs of wear often associated with old age.
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Not only do his sisters, who "could remember him in short trousers, when his glasses were mended with sticking plaster," still consider him a "buttoned-up" puritan, but his sway over his wife and daughter is about to be assailed from the most unexpected quarters.
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Costarring Elizabeth Taylor, who infamously married Carrie's father, Eddie Fisher, after he left Reynolds for Taylor, the project "was kind of Carrie's way of being both affectionate and funny and loving," adds Diamond, noting that Reynolds and Taylor had mended their friendship by then.
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As part of an apparent effort to counter-balance Muscovite influence in the Orthodox world, Patriarch Bartholomew has in recent weeks visibly mended his relations with the Archbishop of Athens, Ieronymos, by patching up their arcane quarrels over church jurisdiction in parts of Greece.
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RELATED: How rugby, ping-pong and other sports have mended political rifts "This fact that South Korea is trying so hard to achieve our participation of the Winter games clearly reveals their wicked intent of leading us into giving up nuclear weapons," KCNA said.
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Dotted across other parts of the workshop were 14 or so of her co-workers, all of them women, fixing frayed hemlines, adding sequins to bodices, and ironing and steaming pieces once they had been mended and were ready to be checked by a supervisor.
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"My dad struggled with depression and alcoholism throughout his life," Jacob said, noting that in recent years, his father had become sober, held down a landscaping job, mended family relationships and loved spending time with his granddaughters, five-year-old Audrey and 1-year-old Lauren.
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But thanks in part to the efforts of new hire and recording executive Lyor Cohen, the company "mended fences enough to sign long-term deals in the past few months with the world's three largest music companies": Universal Music Group, Sony Music, and Warner Music Group.
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When my father was a boy, one of the seamstresses took him under her wing — after he tore his pants and broke his eyeglasses playing ball she mended them so he wouldn't get in trouble with his father, who counted his pennies and had a temper.
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She mended my trousers when they got torn from playing football (soccer) in the schoolyard and turned the collars of my and my dad's shirts, removing and resewing them so that the old, frayed exteriors were hidden from view and replaced by the perfectly preserved interiors.
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Lear's limericks are a screwball assemblage of people (often an Old Man or Old Person) from places with names that make for satisfyingly clanking rhymes (Ischia, Portugal, Moldavia) doing things like dressing in a sack, drinking hot beer or falling off a horse and being mended with glue.
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The opening of "Soonest Mended" strikes many of the familiar Ashberian notes: Barely tolerated, living on the margin In our technological society, we were always having to be rescued On the brink of destruction, like heroines in "Orlando Furioso" Before it was time to start all over again.
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We can see a future where fences are mended — Chuck's advising her not to lie to Oliver for him and calling her a great mother in front of their therapist are baby steps in the right direction — but she can't return to the old status quo so easily.
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Shortly after the election, Trump mended fences with Speaker of the House of Representatives Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE, who drafted his "RyanCare" alternative to Obamacare before the 28503 election.
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Though the collection includes some designer names (Claire McCardell, Mary Quant) and some garments that belonged to famous people (Sylvia Plath's Girl Scout uniform), the majority have unknown origins and may be stained, torn, mended and otherwise flawed in some way that reflects the exigencies of real life: families, responsibility, hardship.
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Justice Chaudhry mended fences with the military and promptly returned General Kayani's favor by heeding his demand that the Supreme Court investigate allegations by a Pakistani-American businessman that Husain Haqqani, then Pakistan's ambassador to the United States, had written a memo seeking American help in averting a military coup.
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In 2005, after Clinton had painstakingly mended fences with Rupert Murdoch — part of a long dance that ended abruptly in 2012 — he somehow persuaded the irascible right-wing media baron to appear on a panel with the CNN chairman Richard Parsons on a Friday afternoon in a dimly lit hotel basement, moderated by Clinton himself.
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Together with screenwriters Adam Cozad and Craig Brewer, Yates has mended several of Burroughs's racist, sexist views to create a film where black lives matter, where Jane (Margot Robbie) is more daring than damsel, colonialism is synonymous for white evil, and Tarzan (Alexander Skarsgård) is as concerned with equality as he is muscular (very).
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But that's less because of Trump himself and more because it leaves room for those who latch onto it to project onto its four words their own vision of American exceptionalism — whether that vision is populated by triumphant war heroes trampling foes on the battlefield, or by saplings, gently mended flags, and picket fences keeping interlopers out.
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The X-ray technician and self-appointed nobleman also known as Carl Tanzler exhumed the body of one of his patients in the 1930s in Key West, Florida, and mended her decaying body with his home remedies: silk for skin, coat hangers for bones, a fragile wig for her hair, and heavy doses of formaldehyde and perfume for the smell.
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Adult-film star Stormy Daniels and her attorney, Michael Avenatti, said Sunday that they have mended their public rift ahead of court hearings in their cases against President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and Michael Cohen.
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Some of these updates will be guarded — "We're not going to turn Clark Gable out into the street," Jones said — others will be mended, like the return of seven feet of sky that were slowly trimmed off over the years, and a six-foot vertical strip that was removed when the 20183 Grant Park building, despite being built specifically for the cyclorama, was found to be slightly too small.
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Romney, 70, was an outspoken critic of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE during the 2016 GOP primary but since then the two figures have mended fences, with Romney briefly being considered for secretary of State before being passed over for Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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