Unexpectedly, the element that fit into Hawai'i the most comfortably were the Pokémon themselves.
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In scope and size (most comfortably meet that 350-page standard), his novels are interventions.
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It may be the most stylish accommodation in town, but perhaps not the most comfortably furnished.
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The shows that Netflix's Haunting of Hill House pairs with most comfortably, genre-wise, aren't necessarily other horror series.
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The Magnolia state took top honors as the locale where retirees could live most comfortably, according to an analysis by GOBankingRates.
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While these products might be most comfortably held by the bears, then, even stock market bulls might consider taking them for a spin.
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So let's say Trump only wins the three states he's led most comfortably in polls — Florida, Illinois, and North Carolina — and wins them narrowly.
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And, like the AirPods Pro, the Buds+ come with extra wing and ear tips for so you can find the ones that fit your ears most comfortably.
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Chip and Ironicus fit most comfortably within this latter category (although Chip, who does the playing for the pair, is an S-rank player on all accounts).
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I was much better at that the second time around than the first time around where I would just naturally settle into what I did most comfortably.
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Essential is that rarest of rare breeds in tech: A startup focused on building not just hardware, but a category of hardware that is dominated by two of the most comfortably secure leading companies in any industry.
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And while there were some hits, like "Foreva," Cardi's rap career was still largely derived from and caught up in her social media personality, staying in the contained pockets of the internet that Cardi fit most comfortably within.
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He is 43, and his fastball sits most comfortably in the high 80s, but — as my colleague James Wagner has explained nicely — he can make it take off running like a spooked hamster toward the deep corners of the plate.
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But Emil Erstrand and Nils Nygårdh have twisted the component parts of their music into something entirely new on their second single from the Love Chamber EP. The brass is soft, the organ is trebleless, and Erstrand's voice now sits most comfortably in its falsetto.
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"Goodnight Nobody" exists most comfortably at its most casual — when it captures the ungainliness of friends and family straining to reconnect, and the chatty panic of characters who are too old for a quarter-life crisis yet too young for a midlife crisis having crises anyway.
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Slowly he raised himself from the deep cushion into which he had fallen, and found himself seated most comfortably in the sternsheets of his good friend Ratty's little skiff.
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Alcinous (Greek: Alkinoos) was a Middle Platonist philosopher. He probably lived in the 2nd century AD,"Alcinous fits most comfortably into a period bounded by the writings of Plutarch on the one hand, and Galen and Alexander of Aphrodisias on the other, with Apuleius, Albinus, Atticus, Numenius, the Peripatetic Aspasius, ... and Maximus of Tyre as approximate contemporaries." John Dillon, 1993, Alcinous, The Handbook of Platonism, page xiii. Oxford. although nothing is known about his life.
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As Belfast Festival at Queen's first artist in residence, Rodríguez-Gerada created the UK and Ireland's largest portrait to date, Wish, in October 2013. The ephemeral portrait of a young girl making a wish covers eleven acres of the Titanic Quarter of Belfast. Approximately 30,000 wooden pegs, 2,000 tons of soil, 2,000 tons of sand, as well as grass, stones and strings were used to make the portrait. Adjacent buildings allowed viewings until December 2013, but it was most comfortably viewed by aerial or satellite photo.
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Hatfield would be re-elected to five more terms, most comfortably, before retiring from the Senate in 1996. Duncan sought revenge against Morse in the Democratic primary of the 1968 Senate election, but came in second in a close three-way primary that he might have won had not a third candidate drawn off some anti-Morse votes. After Morse's loss to Bob Packwood in the 1968 general election, Duncan and Morse again squared off for the Democratic nomination in the 1972 Senate election to face Hatfield. Morse won again, and lost to Hatfield in the general election.
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Dave Gelly in his review for The Observer wrote, "It has everything – attractive melody, unbuttoned swing, virtuosity and enough rhythmic sleight-of-hand to keep you wide awake. Among the dozen or so most admired pianists in jazz today, Kenny Barron strikes me as the one who wears his mastery most comfortably." Cormak Larkin of The Irish Times wrote: "Barron’s latest trio, with the impeccable rhythm team of bassist Kiyoshi Kitagawa and drummer Jonathan Blake, is as assured and authoritative as you would expect, here emphasising the Latin side of the trio tradition with a deeply grooving set of originals (and a couple of Monk tunes) that sparkle like cut glass".
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