It is moved across the world in heavily armed convoys.
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We moved across the world to evade constricting gender norms.
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Last year I got separated and moved across the country.
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Afterward, the drugs were moved across Venezuela to Margarita island.
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Petersburg area and moved across the central part of the state.
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"Kendall is the smart one – she moved across town," joked Jenner.
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Even more migrants joined the group as it moved across Guatemala.
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Garland's body was disinterred and moved across the country in 2017.
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He could not be moved across county lines, then he could.
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We just moved across the country, really far from family and friends.
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People moved across the lot to escape embers flying through the air.
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Since graduating, I've moved across the country three times looking for work.
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It had been years since she'd up and moved across multiple states.
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The New York music scene has also moved across the East River.
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It began in Australia and Indonesia, and it moved across the globe.
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My husband's brother and his family moved across the country last year.
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When I was 24, I moved across Canada, from St. John's to Edmonton.
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As we moved across southern Ontario, we passed through communities known for fishing.
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Afterward, the party moved across the street to the Happiest Hour for drinks.
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I moved across the street back to where three seasoned pro-Assange campaigners stood.
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"[It was] a monster tornado as it moved across the area," he told reporters.
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Another smaller round of showers moved across the country over the weekend (reut.rs/2nZ63bo).
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As the day progressed we moved across the mountain like a herd of goats.
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In the 1980s, 5.1 percent of those 18 to 24 moved across state lines.
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Diane's family moved across the country during the Depression when she was a kid.
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I left my high-paying job, friends, family and moved across the country for her.
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The tornado moved across a warehouse parking lot in Mount Laurel Township about 2 p.m.
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Fueled by fears for their family's safety, they moved across Kenya to Kakuma in 2009.
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Soon, the two had married and he'd moved across the ocean to be with her.
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Instead Hurricane/Typhoon John lasted 31 days as it moved across the Pacific in 1994.
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"I moved across the country to become an actor, not an academic type," he said.
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A few months later, my girlfriend moved across the country into my one-bedroom apartment.
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So that special person in your life moved across the country or over the pond.
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I hadn't worked at that club in six years and had moved across the country.
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Steppe peoples moved across the region for most of recorded history, according to Encyclopedia Britannica.
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It shone as bright as Spica, but moved across the sky at a much faster clip.
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I've taken two Bar exams and moved across this country three times in a Honda Civic.
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But as Trump has moved across the Middle East, his message on the deal hasn't wavered.
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Kate has moved across the country, lived in her brother's shadow, battles weight and confidence problems.
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And the astronauts aboard the space station captured it as the eclipse moved across the country.
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Shortly after, they packed up and moved across the country to Seattle, where Bezos launched Amazon.
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This year, the landing pad has been moved across the valley, where there is more room.
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The volatility moved across time zones the following morning, crashing markets in Australia and New Zealand.
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The price difference has led to massive amounts of contraband cheese being moved across this border.
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Air strikes followed them as they moved across towns over the course of two weeks, he said.
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As a people smuggler locally, he was paid a mere $300 for every group he moved across.
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We also spoke to a woman who moved across the country, from New York to Los Angeles.
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On Sunday, viewers on Twitter couldn't help but notice the way Donald Trump moved across the stage.
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ArikoI had just moved across the world to England for my husband and didn't have a job.
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"I quit my job, moved across the U.S. and took on a boatload of debt," Lockert said.
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Energized by dry, warm conditions and gusty winds, the blaze rapidly moved across grass, timberland and brush.
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Cars slide off roads As it moved across the South, the storm system created difficult driving conditions.
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Since the system is mobile, it could easily be moved across Russia, depending on its potential target.
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Six months after he died, I left the Army, moved across the country and started medical school.
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The researchers assembled data from the thousands of commercial ships that moved across the ocean in 2012.
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Data is stored with redundancy and files are autonomously moved across the network as computers are turned on.
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The landmark was created from crescent-shaped dunes, called "barchan," that moved across the area of the planet.
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They then observed the fetuses' reactions using 4D ultrasound as the images moved across their field of vision.
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I shaved my head and moved across the country for college, putting distance between me and my parents.
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Adams' mom, Jamie McNeil, made plans to retire and moved across the country to help care for them.
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David Freese, who played third in place of Kang on Friday, moved across the diamond to first base.
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Sat at a piano while heroic photos of the former-KGB agent moved across a screen behind him.
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However, the Naumburg concerts themselves have moved across the street temporarily to the Temple Emanu-El's Streicker Center.
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The Pakistanis said the hostages, captured in Afghanistan in 2012, were tracked as they were moved across Pakistan.
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The researchers determined that the gigantic gas bubble expanded and actually moved across four of the neighboring galaxies.
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Since I'm up, I FaceTime C. then I call my friend, L., who recently moved across the world.
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We'd moved across the country together, and we were starting a new life in a new city together.
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The family moved across the country last year to a new post and live in civilian housing off base.
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He held up his iPhone and asked if Google could track his movements if he moved across the room.
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"We would never have moved across to the new system if we didn't believe we were ready," she said.
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According to a source, Poole moved across the country for the job and has been there a week already.
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And DZ, of course, is a dropout who quit his job and moved across the country to pursue music.
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Getting children to school each day becomes an enormous challenge, especially if families have recently moved across the city.
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And even then, the escalation later positively impacted El Paso's economy, as families and businesses moved across the border.
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According to the Department of Treasury, only 2.4 percent of millionaires have moved across state lines within the past year.
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Chrome allows cookies, browsing history, saved passwords, and bookmarks to be moved across, as do Internet Explorer and Microsoft Edge.
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If you've been using your Microsoft ID on another machine, personalized touches like your desktop wallpaper get moved across, too.
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I know what she wrote, though, because I read over her shoulder as her right hand moved across the page.
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He was struck by how efficiently the locals moved across the ruined landscape, while the Europeans struggled through familiar paths.
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I had moved across the country, was playing poker full-time, and could transition because it wasn't a legitimate thing.
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Debra moved across the train and pretended to know the woman being attacked; she played along, as did another stranger.
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The bank, for example, is participating in SWIFT's global payments innovation initiative to improve how money is moved across borders.
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The researchers findings showed that in some cases, these honeybee populations had moved across Russia within just over a decade.
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As the campaign moved across the country, the debate over that simple and strangely enduring question — can a woman win?
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The Curiosity rover was using such devices to track the tilt of the vehicle as it moved across the surface.
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Fear. Desperate acts: My family moved across town to somewhere far more affordable during my first year in high school.
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By that time, the family had moved across the border to Canada, and his father had been commuting to Michigan.
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When he first moved across the country in 2011 to San Francisco as "such a nobody," he'd actually sought them out.
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He also said he's never been caught by Border Patrol agents as he moved across the border in the Arizona desert.
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Trump's Wall is a relic of an era in which invading armies moved across continents and walls kept them at bay.
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Ebinger operated controls of the radar — an instrument mounted on a pair of metal frames they slowly moved across the ground.
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"I decided to quit my job, I had this breakup and I moved across the country -- very stereotypical," Jayne told CNN.
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Kontainers, based in Britain, aims to be a one-stop-shop for businesses that want their goods moved across the oceans.
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Last fall, the store expanded into the space left by an adjacent Heine Brothers' coffee shop that moved across the street.
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At least a half-dozen deaths have been blamed on severe weather that has moved across the country since last week.
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Rodríguez moved across the goal mouth toward the post and hooked the ball clear as he fell backward into the goal.
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Families of crew members, some of whom moved across the country when the ship changed ports, have criticized the extended deployment.
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A cold front moved across Louisiana, which received heavy showers and thunderstorms in the southeastern part of the state, Orrison said.
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"It's actually a great way to keep a friendship going with people who have moved across the country," Mr. Faulkner said.
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An arctic blast moved across the eastern two-thirds of the United States nearly two weeks before the start of spring.
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In 2018 it moved across town, voluntarily, into the New School, signaling an ascent that's both a victory and a loss.
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They moved across the country [from Washington to Nashville] with me when I was 17, strictly so that I could pursue music.
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Despite not knowing anyone or the language, the California native moved across the world to train to become a K-pop star.
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Speaking to reporters, an Observatory spokeswoman warned Hong Kongers "not to let their guard down" as the storm moved across the city.
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Matt Doherty has moved across from CEEMEA debt capital markets origination to EM debt syndicate at Deutsche Bank, according to a source.
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After a two-day period of public mourning in Havana on Monday and Tuesday, his ashes will be moved across the country.
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When I asked Church why we should pursue de-extinction, several times in several ways, he moved across a number of themes.
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By comparing a given storm's positions over time, Dr. Kossin was able to measure how quickly it had moved across the landscape.
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During the anthrax crisis in 2001, the justices moved across town after the mailroom in the building's basement tested positive for anthrax.
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At 46, she ended her 23-year career in advertising in L.A. and moved across the country to become an Episcopal nun.
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Hillier joined BAML in January 2009 as CTO for the commodities business but moved across to head FICC technology in April 2012.
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I moved across the country to California, away from everyone and everything I knew, apart from my cat who came with me.
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The duration of those blinks, as the shadow of MU69 moved across Earth's surface, would give clues about the size and shape.
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After the family moved across the Soviet border to Iran, Mr. Zadeh graduated with a science degree from the University of Tehran.
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That allowed them to see how far the off-center point of light had moved across the sky over the past century.
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SUGAR FREAK This taste of New Orleans has moved across the street: 37-11 0003th Avenue, Astoria, Queens, 718-606-1900, sugarfreak.com.
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Eventually, she would visit him for a few days, changing cars as she moved across Yerevan to lose the officers tailing her.
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Two years ago, my then-boyfriend and I moved across the country together to Los Angeles, where I was starting grad school.
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Records show that they should have been moved across town to the Mount Moriah Cemetery about 1860, but the job was never completed.
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She moved across the country to New York to live with her sister and escape Orange County, the place where she'd become infamous.
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His body moved across the small platform with authority and confidence, as he held his iPhone in hand and techno filled his ears.
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He met his wife through us, got married at our home, and even moved across the country to stay part of our village.
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There are currently about 60 pigs on site, some of them rummaging through a wooded area, and they're regularly moved across the land.
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The International Space Station's external cameras captured a dramatic view of Hurricane Irma as it moved across the Atlantic Ocean Sept. 5. pic.twitter.
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Early farmers in Turkey moved across the western part of the country, crossed the Bosporus and traveled into Europe about 8,000 years ago.
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By the next day, Larry Coke had moved across the street and was staying in a tent that Mr. Hayes had given him.
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I've moved across into venture capital and have taken up a really exciting opportunity at Santander InnoVentures, the VC fund of the bank.
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So when we moved across the coast to Upstate New York, we agreed to downsize to a 700-square-foot, one-bedroom apartment.
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Mr. Trump then introduced the rest of his family and delegation, and he and the pope moved across the room to exchange gifts.
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Why I chose the United Explorer cardI opened a United Explorer card in mid 2018 when I moved across the country to Seattle.
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The rapid expansion of pig farms in recent years in China's north-eastern cornbelt has increased the number of pigs being moved across country.
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This rate is nearly twice as high among the country's least-wealthy class, in which 4.5 percent of people have moved across state lines.
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The majority of my friends have moved across, and those who initially relented seem to have started getting their feet wet with Instagram too.
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One middle-aged man said he has been in prison since 2016, and has been moved across the network of secret prisons multiple times.
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The stitching between the two sides of the 360 video would also become painfully obvious at certain points, especially when actors moved across them.
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The dinosaur made long strides as it swiftly moved across the muddy surface at speeds reaching 2.5 meters per second (5.5 miles per hour).
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Let's not forget about Florida in 2004, when four storms struck, including three hurricanes that moved across the central part of the Sunshine State.
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They flew him out to Los Angeles to meet, and he moved across the country shortly afterward to pursue video game development full time.
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In the 1980s, 3 percent of men moved across state lines each year; over the last decade that figure has dropped to 1.7 percent.
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I have always been an artist, but have moved across disciplines while maintaining a persistent interest in material, pattern and engagement with industrial processes.
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And in 2014, massive mounds of tumbleweeds moved across southeastern Colorado with such force that they knocked over fences and piled up against homes.
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In 2015, the apparel chain H&M moved across the street, to 2943 Broadway, from its 59,500-square-foot multilevel home at 1328 Broadway.
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"More than 2,000 Afghans have so far moved across the border," Shamsul Islam, an official at the border crossing at Torkham, said by telephone.
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You deserve to feel secure in your primary relationship (probably the way your boyfriend felt when you moved across the country with him — twice).
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When I visited her page, I learned that she had not moved across the country but was in fact, still right here in Brooklyn.
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The authors say many of these adaptations were not specific to gigantism, instead allowing for greater mobility as I. prima moved across the Triassic landscape.
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She also built her own business, launching a lifestyle product line called Uncommon James — and moved across the country from California to Chicago to Nashville.
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Take it from two besties: When they moved across the country from each other, Aminatou Sow and Ann Friedman committed to scheduling weekly phone calls.
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As part of its effort to project power onto the increasingly complex Syrian battlefield, Turkish troops moved across the border into northern Syria last August.
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They worked at the same company more than once, bootstrapped a business together, and eventually moved across the country to realize the Silicon Valley dream.
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In the mid-nineteen-fifties, nearly eight per cent of unemployed men moved across state lines; in 2012, two and a half per cent did.
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Mr. Diggs moved across the room, giving notes, offering support, watching the walls he'd been kicking down for years crumble in a hundred different directions.
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But in 1964, he vanished, moved across the country and later took the identity of an 8-year-old boy who had died years before.
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Alarmed by his descent, he moved across the country to Newport News, Virginia, where he would be far from his dealers and drug-using friends.
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Alarmed by his descent, he moved across the country to Newport News, Va., where he would be far from his dealers and drug-using friends.
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I am also so grateful he understood why I wasn't ready to have the responsibility of being the sole reason someone moved across the country.
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When he moved across the city of Donetsk to Shakhtar, he lived in the club's training facility; he was nicknamed the President by his teammates.
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Irma is a "Cape Verde hurricane," meaning that it started near the Cape Verde islands off the coast of Africa and has moved across the Atlantic.
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Clinton placed at least 17 wreaths at memorials in 14 countries, once managing to place four wreaths in four days as she moved across Eastern Europe.
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Based on data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the research team followed smoke plumes and particulate matter concentrations as they moved across the state.
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I moved across the country when I was 16 so I left my high school and finished school online in order to pursue my acting more.
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Within 30 days, I quit my job, gave our landlord notice, moved across the country to temporarily move in with my wife's parents, and got married.
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Nearly 614,000 vehicles and heavy machinery units moved across its docks in the 2019 fiscal year that ended June 30, according to the Georgia Ports Authority.
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I also took a forbearance when I needed to, like after I got divorced and when I moved across the country and had trouble finding work.
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She had moved across the country to this little town where no one knew her and she knew no one, and she wanted it that way.
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As the system moved across Texas Wednesday, it brought winds near hurricane force, kicking up a major dust storm that sent dirt, debris and tumbleweeds flying.
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Stefano Porcari, chief operating officer at the group's E&C Offshore Division, would be moved across to take charge of onshore drilling in August, the source said.
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Once the device is registered and the data is moved across the protocol bridge, it can flow through processing and eventually visualization or use in an application.
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In the new study, Ancestry's scientists set out to build a picture of how North America's population moved across the country over the past few hundred years.
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Then, he freed her, and they moved across a stage surrounded by torches as the dramatic "Game of Thrones Theme" by Ramin Djawadi played in the background.
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About 400 people covered a city block as marchers moved across a large area of northwest Washington and headed toward the Georgetown neighborhood late in the night.
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I was sitting in a room, and this person moved across the table, and starts giving me a bunch of compliments about my music and my band.
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The typhoon moved across Taiwan and is heading into the Taiwan Strait before it is expected to make landfall in China in its southeastern province of Fujian.
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We've since moved across the county line, but driving through most communities in our area still means seeing large blue Trump campaign signs on perfectly manicured lawns.
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Mr. Kattelson moved back upstate, to Saugerties, in the early 1990s and lived there until three years ago, when he moved across the Hudson River to Rhinebeck.
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Eight months after her son died peacefully at home, she moved across the country and became a hospice volunteer, and began training to become an interfaith chaplain.
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We surmise that the three photographs were taken in a single afternoon, as the sun moved across the surface of this unremarkable stretch of the Savio River.
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It has moved across nine other Asian countries, particularly Vietnam, which is the world's fifth-largest pork producer and has lost much of its herd this autumn.
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In the 1970s, more than 3 percent of the population moved across state lines in a given year; since 2006, the number has hovered around 1.5 percent.
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It opened at a temporary site in Toronto's Ontario Place, across the street from Exhibition Stadium, in 1982, then moved across the street before closing in 1991.
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It opened at a temporary site in Toronto's Ontario Place, across the street from Exhibition Stadium, in 1982, then moved across the street before closing in 1991.
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The smooth three-dimensional animation as objects moved across the screen relied on emptying a space in the graphic and then drawing into the gap that was created.
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I had just recently moved across Canada to start a new job in Toronto and I just couldn't, in a financial sense, make a trip home to Alberta.
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State Trooper Art Gumke told the AP that Mr. Miller was behind the wheel when the van was struck by the train as it moved across the tracks.
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Mari Pangestu, a former Indonesian trade minister, says that some of the seven TPP members who are also in RCEP would like to see some elements moved across.
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In the US, Behance, a network for creatives previously raised $6.5 million and now the general idea has moved across the pond in the shape of The Dots.
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"My family moved across country and my husband and I both used quite a bit of data while staying in a hotel and driving cross country," said Gorrindo.
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The deal also forces the United States government to further limit what access the country's intelligence agencies have to Europeans' data when it is moved across the Atlantic.
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I feel lucky to have felt so strongly about someone that I almost moved across the world for them, and that I was scarred when it fell apart.
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Lam was speaking after another weekend of sometimes violent clashes, with police firing tear gas to disperse protesters who moved across the city in cat-and-mouse skirmishes.
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Large movements of refugees and pilgrims over historically porous borders with Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iraq mean cases may have moved across land borders into these countries, Dar said.
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" As they moved across the Williamsburg Bridge in a black S.U.V., Nas leaned out the window and shouted, "I'm back in New York, and it feels so good!
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However, rather than being destroyed, waste containing carbon tetrachloride is being regularly moved across Russia in trains and tanker trucks to unspecified customers, according to five local traders.
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Forecasters said tornadoes, hail, and winds blowing at 70 mph (115 kph) posed the greatest threat as a cold front moved across the region in an easterly direction.
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Whether I stayed close to home or moved across the country, one thing I knew for sure at the time was that pursuing higher education wouldn't be cheap.
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After all, she's the famed coal miner's daughter who, at 15, married a man eight years her senior and moved across the country to Washington State at his behest.
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The reason for the commotion wasn&apost immediately clear as three stewards moved across to where the banner was, on the bottom row near to one of the goals.
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To train the VIN, the researchers used five different types of physical systems in which 2D objects moved across "natural-image backgrounds" and interacted with a variety of forces.
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What they did: The researchers analyzed outcomes of about 4 million families that moved across neighborhoods and tracked the outcomes of children of low-income parents over 30 years.
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In those years, this Argentine-born pianist and composer has moved across continents four times, and most of Los Guachos' members have ascended to prestigious careers of their own.
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The exact amount is unknowable, not least because the two countries share a currency, meaning money can easily be moved across the border in ways that officials do not notice.
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However, as he moved across the hotel room, he stumbled across Gyllenhaal, who will be playing villain Mysterio, pretending to shoot webs out of his hands in the bathroom mirror.
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Known locally as Ompong, Typhoon Mangkhut at one point hit gusts of 305 kph before it left the Philippines and moved across the South China Sea with reduced wind speeds.
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"It easily moved across the river," Brenda Belongie, lead meteorologist of the U.S. Forest Service's Predictive Services in Northern California, who works and lives in Redding, said in an interview.
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After my husband and I moved across the country in 2016 and I stopped freelancing due to a chronic illness, we mindlessly charged most of our lives on credit cards.
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Money moved across to your Tandem Autosavings account is pulled via the debit card you have added to the app and transactions are processed by Stripe, as we previously reported.
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At age 30—the traditional start of one's Saturn return—Rebecca, 31, now a project manager at a tech company in Southern California, moved across the country with her boyfriend.
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Zuckerberg recounted a discussion he had with workers who had lost their jobs at a paper mill in Millinocket, Maine, after the work there moved across the border into Canada.
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Her mother, Rachel, moved across town when Gertie was a baby, leaving her to be raised by a great-aunt and her dad, who works on an offshore oil rig.
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As the sun had moved across the sky throughout the day, the solar oven had focused its energy on the Outback's interior trim work, creating a path of melted plastic destruction.
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"We moved across the country, and I would work from 4 in the morning till around 11 in the morning, and at the time my ex-wife worked too," he explains.
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The couple moved across the country right before their wedding when Verlander, a professional baseball player, was traded to the Houston Astros after a 12-year stint with the Detroit Tigers.
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"This species was given a very hard deal by the European settlers that moved across the Great Plains, and here we have a remnant, almost a refuge population," du Toit said.
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We were together for three years long-distance, only ever seeing each other during holidays and long breaks, before I graduated college and moved across the country to be with her.
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In Graneledone pacifica, a commonly found species from the North Pacific, warts moved across the mantle, stopping abruptly at the back of it, like a clean line on a short haircut.
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Hoping to widen the jury pool beyond those who may have heard or have an opinion about the case, the jury selection was moved across the state to Pittsburgh and Allegheny County.
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In late April, 12 lanky male bodyguards made international headlines after they surrounded Kim Jong Un's Mercedes-Benz vehicle and jogged alongside it whenever the North Korean leader moved across the border.
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Witnesses moved across the darkened campus toward the death chamber, and Mr. Davis waited for a lethal injection for hours after he was offered what he had planned as his last meal.
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We just bought our first house in Los Angeles, so we moved across the country from Manhattan to L.A. We're having a baby, we're releasing this album, he's got an album coming out.
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Weather and wind Satellite images show that scattered showers and thunderstorms had moved across the region over the previous 12 hours -- though no big storms were nearby, according to CNN meteorologist Michael Guy.
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Hurricanes aren't aerosols, but because the NASA scientists were tracking the stuff carried by wind around the atmosphere, they were able to visualize the various storm systems as they moved across the Atlantic.
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Logging firms are also supposed to pay operating taxes and custom duties on timber exports, Thuol said - though teak dealers in Juba said wood is sometimes moved across borders without paying the fees.
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He also attacked a contract employee of the school who happened on the scene and then two others -- a staff member and a student -- as he left the classroom and moved across campus.
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When I moved across the country, for instance, my possessions were covered in the moving truck for any of my policy's perils (excluding any damages that were a result of the movers' errors).
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Democratic Republic of Congo's army launched its latest offensive last month against the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF), an Islamist insurgency originally based in Uganda that has moved across the border into eastern Congo.
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"It was very annoying that we couldn't see the sun properly," said David Pratama, 18, as jeers of disappointment rose up in the crowd around him as the moon moved across the sun.
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There's a song called "You Never Loved Me" which is about a friend of mine who was talking about getting married to this guy and moved across the country to move in with him.
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In the 19th and early 20th centuries, communities often responded to this exposure by moving inland, just as the citizens of Portsmouth Village, the small community on Cape Lookout, moved across to the mainland.
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Hurricane, tropical storm and storm surge watches were in effect for counties on the eastern coast of Texas as the storm moved across the Gulf of Mexico, where it may strengthen into a hurricane.
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Since the spring of 2014, Kepler has moved across the plane of our solar system (the ecliptic plane), observing different parts of the northern and southern hemisphere skies for 80 days at a time.
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Rail freight movements were weaker in 2015, with the total number of rail cars and intermodal units moved across the network down 2.5 percent compared with 2014, according to the Association of American Railroads.
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"Wildfire activity has escalated in recent days after thunderstorms, many with little or no moisture, moved across parts of California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana, sparking hundreds of new fires," the fire center said.
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A study comparing thousands of American and British census records between 1850 and 1880 showed that nearly two-thirds of American men moved across county lines, while only a quarter of British men did.
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And the rally, intended to be a symbol of New York Democratic unity in the face of a Republican-led federal government, was moved across town to be outside Mr. Trump's Cipriani fund-raiser.
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Del Potro, who reached the French Open semi-finals in 2009, moved across court six with no apparent signs of discomfort, sending down 13 aces in outclassing qualifier Pella in just under two hours.
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"In terms of cost of living, space and schools I think it's definitely attractive for people to look outside the city," said Ms. Devlin, who moved across the Golden Gate Bridge to Marin County.
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The store, established in 1940, was bought by a local businessman in the early nineties and, in 2011, moved across the street from its original tiny corner location into a vast cheese-selling paradise.
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Personnel, depending on selfish needs of the time, are moved across the ranks of the Triage and this synergy over the past 36 years has made Mugabe's agenda to cow people an easy task.
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Although Meghan moved across the pond to be with her husband and take on the duties of a full-fledged member of the royal family, Chopra previously shared that the distance hasn't affected their bond.
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My parents moved across the country to take care of me, but they were clearly terrified by the word "cancer," and wondering how chemo, radiation and a double mastectomy plus reconstructive surgeries would affect me.
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Although Meghan moved across the pond to be with her husband and take on the duties of a full-fledged member of the royal family, Chopra previously shared that the distance hasn't affected their bond.
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Oil prices were little changed as more evidence emerged that crude exports from Iran are declining in the run-up to the reimposition of U.S. sanctions, while a hurricane moved across the Gulf of Mexico.
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The other was "City of Gold," a Canadian short from 1957: the camera moved across archival photographs of the Klondike gold rush of the eighteen-nineties, and transitioned, almost imperceptibly, to near-motionless contemporary footage.
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This summer it will have been 9 years since we loaded up all of our belongings into a U-Haul & moved across country from Los Angeles back to Iowa, where David & I were born & raised.
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It is an easy way to find people who may have moved across the country or the ocean and learn about major events in their lives (pregnancy, births, deaths of relatives, important birthdays, retirements, etc.).
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As he moved across the U.S. with his family, from California to Colorado, Maryland, Texas, Japan, and Georgia—where he's lived the most, at three separate times in his life—music was his only constant.
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Three of the 12 companies who threatened to move to Blue Hill Plaza told the state that they could receive millions of dollars in economic incentives from New York if they moved across the border.
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Only six-tenths of 1 percent of Americans over age 55 moved across a state line in 2015, according to an analysis of Census Bureau data by William Frey, a demographer at the Brookings Institution.
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The food and medicine are set to be moved across the border on Saturday, though it remains unclear if Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, who denies any crisis in his country, will allow them to pass.
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Unless you're like me and you couldn't fit your pots in your luggage when you moved across the country, in which case get a cheap set like this one from Target to tide you over.
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In an effort to start over after my fledgling matrimony ended, I took a job in San Francisco and moved across the country, leaving Queens, NY, where I'd lived all my life, for the first time.
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But a pair of studies published today in Nature describing fossilized human remains and stone tools found in Morocco suggests modern humans had moved across the continent at least 100,000 years earlier and continued to evolve.
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The storm was forecast to gain strength as it moved across the Gulf of Mexico Friday night into Saturday and become a hurricane by the time it reaches the northern Gulf Coast, the hurricane center said.
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In an inspired bit of political theater, Representative Ted Poe held up his smartphone and asked a frazzled Pichai if Google would know if he moved across the hearing room to speak with his Democratic colleagues.
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When Liz Tidyman's elderly parents moved across the country to be closer to their children and grandchildren years ago, they carried their medical records with them in a couple of brown cardboard folders tied with string.
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When you're moving, it's so easy to get lost doing all the things you're supposed to do: giving notice to end a lease, turning off utilities, getting your mail changed, getting your car moved across country.
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His best save occurred with 7:01 remaining in the second when he moved across the crease to get his glove on Taylor Hall's attempt to chip the puck into the right side of the net.
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One of the best we've come across in a rather patchy field is MyFitnessSync for Fitbit, which will set you back $5, but does do an admirable job of getting everything in your Fitbit account moved across.
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By detecting these persons of interest as well as their patterns of movement, such a system could use that data to figure out who they associated with — and how those people moved across the city as well.
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She started living as Celeste full-time about a year ago, the same day she packed up and moved across the country to a small harbor town outside Seattle, where she now works at a grocery store.
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But it was Vettel who struck the first blow from second place on the grid, beating Hamilton into the first corner as the Briton moved across and squeezed him as tight as he could without making contact.
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By measuring how slowly the dwarf planet moved across the sky, Sheppard and his colleagues calculated that the object, now known as 2018 VG18 (and nicknamed 'Farout'), was at least 120 astronomical units (AU) away from Earth.
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The storm struck parts of Western New York Thursday and moved across northern parts of the state into Friday, with gusts of up to 70 miles per hour, leaving a wake of flooded roadways and power losses.
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Employed by Uber from: 2011 to presentPosition at Uber: Vice President of New MobilityWhere she is now: After getting an MBA from Stanford, Holt moved across the country to DC to be with her boyfriend (now husband).
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The literalist will tell you what buses and trains and ferries you took to get from your old house to your new house; the structuralist will explain why you moved across the country in the first place.
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In 1994, Mr. Clinton and his family moved across Pennsylvania Avenue to Blair House, the presidential guesthouse, returning from a 12-day Martha's Vineyard vacation to find that renovations of the White House residence were not complete.
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Hoop, who has long recorded and lived in Los Angeles moved across the pond and opted to make her latest album there, thus leading to her decision to make this video in her current land of residence.
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"[The collapse] resulted in cyclonic-type winds that has moved across the fire ground and has literally lifted up a 10- or 12-tonne firetruck and flipped it onto its roof trapping the people inside," Fitzsimmons said.
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Many of Kering's senior managers have moved across the English Channel to London and, in 2011, Bernard Arnault, chairman and chief executive of LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, contemplated moving his family — and billions — to Belgium from Paris.
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Before Hannah and Makayla died, they lived as two of the youngest members of an itinerant group led by Archer and Ceus who, over the course of two years, moved across dozens of states before landing in Colorado.
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As a cauldron of hot air from the Sahara desert moved across the continent, drawn northwards by high pressure, Paris recorded its highest temperature since records began and Britain reported its hottest weather for the month of July.
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As a cauldron of hot air from the Sahara desert moved across the continent, drawn northwards by high pressure, Paris saw its highest temperature since records began and Britain reported its hottest weather for the month of July.
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"Will I know if I win?" asks a crouched, nude figure to an angelic character by her side, playing what looks to be an alternate version of chess where a single piece is moved across three-dimensional walls.
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And by the end of 2015, the volume of freight being moved across the United States by road, rail, pipeline, barge and air had fallen by more than 2 percent compared with the same period at year earlier.
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A senior Afghan official said that two and a half years ago, its intelligence service had concluded that the family had been moved across the border into Pakistan, and that the information had been shared with the Americans.
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As it moved across the surface, Opportunity provided an up-close view of Mars that scientists had never seen: fine layers of rock that preserved ripples of flowing water, a prerequisite for life, from several billion years ago.
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In last week's storms, a low-pressure system from the west generated a mass of air that stayed moist and semitropical, setting off thunderstorms that moved across the southeastern and central parts of the state, Mr. Van Speybroeck said.
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She didn't lose the run of herself by way of a response but she said yes, it is very hot, and he believed that something at least cousinly to a smile softened her mouth and moved across her eyes.
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These tales tethered her and her siblings to the small West African country even as they moved across the United States, from New York to Tennessee and eventually Texas, where they lived in a mostly white suburb of Houston.
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Winds gusting up to 200 kph (124 mph) damaged homes and structures and tore down trees and signage as it barreled through central islands south of the capital, as it moved across the archipelago toward the South China Sea.
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I've already mentioned how the app isn't as easy to use or understand, but in addition, the Beacon 3 doesn't do as good a job "bouncing" my devices from one node to another as I moved across my home.
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Storms that have moved across the Texas coastal region this week have also brought heavy rains to areas that less than a year ago were hit by flooding from Hurricane Harvey, including the Beaumont-Port Arthur area, east of Houston.
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Oil prices also rose as more evidence emerged that crude exports from Iran, OPEC's third-largest producer, are declining in the run-up to the re-imposition of U.S. sanctions and as a hurricane moved across the Gulf of Mexico.
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Although 280 billion of the 1.76 trillion rupees has been transferred to the government, that leaves 1.48 trillion rupees to be moved across in the current fiscal year that started on April 1, a statement by the RBI said on Monday.
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Oil prices rose on Tuesday as more evidence emerged that crude exports from Iran, OPEC's third-largest producer, are declining in the run-up to the re-imposition of U.S. sanctions and as a hurricane moved across the Gulf of Mexico.
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Deadly storm Florence moved across western North Carolina early on Monday and continued to dump rain that has nowhere to go except to swell rivers, flood highways and homes, and threaten more lives as it heads towards Virginia and New England.
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Having staged its last two see-now, buy-now blowouts in New York and Los Angeles, the #TommyNow world tour moved across the Atlantic for its third season: It was Mr. Hilfiger's first show in the British capital in 20 years.
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From there, I moved across the J train tracks to Bed-Stuy for a couple of years, where I watched the buildings on either side of mine get bought, emptied of their tenants, renovated and filled up with new ones.
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The Wild tied it at 103:25 as Fiala corralled the rebound of Ryan Suter's shot from the left point and moved across the top of the crease, going to his backhand to slip the puck into a nearly empty net.
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After they were doxed on sites like Pornhub, where people spread their real names and locations in comment sections and in copies of the films, some women moved across the country, changed their names, and were estranged from their families.
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This summer, they've moved across the highway to a small shopping center and will open a year-round French restaurant with a similar menu featuring foie gras, escargot, lamb and a vegetable paella: 760 Montauk Highway, Mill Center, Montauk Highway.
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Raj Chetty and Nathaniel Hendren, economists at Stanford and Harvard, have studied a sample of more than seven million families who moved "across commuting zones in the U.S." to determine how moving to a better or a worse neighborhood affected children.
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Carter moved across the front of the Islanders goal and was able to redirect a shot from Michael Amadio and into the net past Islanders goalie Semyon Varlamov while on the power play at 16:17 of the second period.
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His wife and children have moved across the border into Turkey for their safety, and he is on a short visit there, but even though the city is now under siege, the surgeon says he plans to return to Syria within days.
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To help the worker understand the relationship between her movements and the undulations of the remote RealTouch, an onscreen display represented the position and force of her body as it moved across the JoyStick, providing an oddly disembodied visualization of her interiority.
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When Sheppard moved across the stage on their belly with their wheelchair still attached, they appeared as a snail in their shell — their chair acting as structure and support, molding Sheppard's body into its various positions with equal force as the ground.
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Dustin Thierry's Opulence documents these European scenes and the queer people of color—mostly gay black men and trans women—who have continued to give meaning to Ballroom as the years have gone on and the culture has moved across the Atlantic.
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D.B.: In 2010, I moved across the state and started college at this little liberal arts college in Florida, which was about three and a half hours from home and it was the first time that I had lived away from home.
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Charli XCX's Hollywood Hills home is a little slice of the U.K. in L.A. "It's funny that I moved across the world and still ended up in an archetype of a British house," the "Blame It On Your Love" singer tells archdigest.
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That need for work in Cape Breton is motivating unexpected supporters of the mine—like the 30-something manager at a local head shop, or the Vancouverite who'd moved across the country in order to open Sydney's go-to hipster coffee joint.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a monitoring group based in the U.K., reported Friday that "about 10 armored vehicles in addition to engineering machines" withdrew from a U.S. base Thursday in the northeastern town of Rmelan and moved across the border into Iraq.
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Such financial woes could have been at play when the sisters abruptly closed their yoga studios in Florida and moved across the country — the first in a series of decisions that would take them, ultimately, to Hawaii and the scene of the summer's deadly crash.
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In 2017, he moved across the aisle and landed at the growth-equity firm Centana Growth Partners, where he serves as a vice president with a focus on fintech investments and works with two of the firm's portfolio companies, Quantitative Brokers and Alaia Capital.
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In April, Farhoud, who is seventy-six, packed a U-Haul with a grand piano, two hundred violins, ten cellos, and some furniture and paintings, and moved across the country, to a town called Mountain Center, an hour from Luke Goebel's place in the desert.
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By 1999, the business was so successful that she moved across the street to a larger space, where she continued to employ her children, grandchildren and many people who were down on their luck, including those recovering from substance abuse or recently out of prison.
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After turning down a lucrative offer from the Yankees and signing as an international free agent at age 16, Kepler moved across the Atlantic with his mother to Fort Myers, Florida, to finish high school while playing as a professional in the Gulf Coast League.
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Image: NASA/JPL/University of ArizonaAs noted in the HiRISE press release, this odd, chevron-like shape is the combined result of dunes, lava, and wind:Long ago, there were large crescent-shaped (barchan) dunes that moved across this area, and at some point, there was an eruption.
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In case you need a quick refresher on Wintour's professional trajectory, she's been the editor-in-chief of Vogue since 1988; she started her career as editorial assistant at Harper's & Queen in 1970, and then moved across the pond to become fashion editor at New York.
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Parts of the original Dutch house, around which the fighting took place, were used in the 1933 reconstruction, and the building was moved across the park from where it originally stood, but it's still as evocative of the period as it is anomalous in the neighborhood.
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By the time the transfer is completed next March, it will have passed the personal data of 50 million or more patients in 21 states to Google, with 10 million or so files already having moved across – with no warning having been given to patients or doctors.
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Like others pushed out of Manhattan in later centuries, Anthony — considered the first known person of Muslim descent to settle in America — just moved across the East River, and before long had secured a grant of nearly 19963 acres of farmland near the wilds of Coney Island.
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Today, we talk to a 30-year-old freelance photographer who recently moved across the country, from Brooklyn, NY, to Los Angeles, CA. She tells us how she saved up for the trip, how she spent that money, and how she made road-tripping fun on a tight budget.
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Le Pen's platform feeds off the widespread anxieties in France fanned by devastating terrorist attacks in Paris in November 2015 and Nice in July 2016, as well as the continued refugee crisis and the waves of undocumented migrants that have moved across Europe since the summer of 2015.
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And while we maybe all haven't moved across the country simply to try and convince a high school ex to give our (no doubt destined) love another try, we all have done embarrassing, ridiculous things in the name of love that we've regretted in the light of day.
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On Monday's episode of TLC's 90 Day Fiancé spinoff, The Other Way, tensions came to a head between the 30-year-old man from India and 60-year-old grandmother who moved across the world from from Palm Springs, California, and left her life behind to be with him.
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If your memories of Felicity don't go past the pilot, in which Keri Russell's protagonist moved across the country because her crush (Scott Speedman) said something nice to her (the show eventually got deeper than that) — the actress' observation probably isn't going to make much sense to you.
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I have gone back to this idea since, because I feel it was a clue to my eventual burden, this set of random data points by which I simply moved across some screen before being faced with a connivance that I couldn't understand, though it seemed to belong to me.
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Instead they moved across the country from Washington state in response to an essay by a young libertarian, Jason Sorens, arguing that if enough believers in limited government moved to a single state (ideally one with a small population and a "live and let live" ethos), they could exert real influence.
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The women talked about their childhood and their parents, about how the older sister had moved across this sprawling metropolis to be closer to the younger, how they chat on the phone as they drive to work, and about the rainy afternoon that they guided each other out of the flood.
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Since the start of his campaign, more than 50 employees of Bloomberg Philanthropies have moved across town to his Times Square campaign headquarters as paid staff members, including the foundation's chief executive, Patricia E. Harris, a former New York deputy mayor, and James Anderson, previously the foundation's head of government innovation.
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Also, it's the first record we made with Steve Evetts and the first record we made away from home—we moved across the country and made this record with a producer who had this huge resume and who was really regimented in how he did things and it was really hard on us.
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Randhawa was just sentenced to 16 months in prison on Friday the 13th of May for his part in the group's weed-dealing business, but we've got to go back further to understand how the police ended up with their hands on about £218,2180 [$2750 million] worth of drugs being moved across the country.
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Not content with sticking just to industrial tools, Faust made the audience part of the improvisation during "Party Tour," with Péron sitting with the audience, no doubt on one of those sweet Faust blankets, as sketches of shapes and lines moved across the projector screen for the room to interpret with their own voices.
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This current of fast-moving air at about 35,000 feet above the ground has been steering a never-ending series storms into the West Coast, where California's mountains have picked up a crazy 500 inches of snow so far, and then moved across the U.S. in a way that has cut off flow of frigid air from the Arctic.
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As I write this, I feel regret for the shows I missed after I moved across the country to California, the opportunities I missed to get inside of artworks because I was too young and inexperienced a writer, the exhibits that will never be and the artists and art-lovers who will never experience this gallery.
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One of them, an old acquaintance of Bundy's named Carole Ann Boone (played by Kaya Scodelario), moved across the country to Florida to be near him during the trial, married him while she was on the stand serving as a character witness (the wedding was possible via a strange legal loophole), and bore his child, all of which the film depicts.
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But officials at PJM Interconnection, which manages electric power lines that run among 13 states, including New Jersey, said that a board made up of officials in all its member states, including New Jersey, had asked PJM to perform analyses of how they might comply with the climate plan, because it could create major changes in how electricity is produced and moved across state lines.
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Mark Hatfield, a wildlife biologist with the National Wild Turkey Federation, a turkey advocacy group, said the effort may well rank as one of the most ambitious wildlife programs in the nation's history, with more than 20,000 wild birds trapped and moved across state lines and 200,000 other birds moved to new spots within their own states in just the last 30 years or so.
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A male comic told me that, because my stalker — who I faced for 10 months in court who I left my hometown and moved across the country to escape — never hit me, I was going too far and "acting like a white girl" by filing for an order of protection — as if black women are defined by how much pain we can endure and all allegations by white women are overreactions.
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I moved across the country to care for him after my mother died and, while we lived more than two hours apart, I regularly spent weekends with him, drove him to and from Florida each winter, and spent countless nights on the phone with his medical alert company or with paramedics each time he was unable to lift himself out of his chair late at night or, worse, took a fall.
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We couldn't actually get passwords and browsing history to move across from Edge, despite the option being there, so it's possibly still a work in progress...Again, Safari only allows bookmarks to be moved across, and in the case of Opera you you can only move over bookmarks: you need to manually export them as we described above, before choosing Import Bookmarks from HTML in the Import and Backup menu in Firefox.
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