Vows Mariana Virginia Marshall loves being on the move and even has a blog called Mariana on the Move, on which she chronicles her far-flung travels and adventures.
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On Friday, Mercury is on the move — at last!
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Watch out, world — King Cairo is on the move!
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Charlie Puth is on the move ... to Bev Hills.
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When the film is on the move, it really moves.
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Modi has staked his reputation and popularity on the move.
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And they were on the move, and spreading their genes.
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Satanism, as a religion, is growing and on the move.
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Do her arms have a significant impact on the move?
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Nourishment is key, especially when we are on the move.
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A White House spokesman declined to comment on the move.
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They actually sounds great when you're outside, on the move.
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But Sessions has said Trump signed off on the move.
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The constraint on the Move goal is my rest days.
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The next step will be charging vehicles on the move.
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Israel is also interested in charging vehicles on the move.
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"Liberty or Death" suggests that Webster is on the move.
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A representative from Citadel declined to comment on the move.
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There was no immediate comment from Hezbollah on the move.
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You can still report issues while you're on the move.
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Vox was first to report on the move on Thursday.
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We know children are on the move and increasingly alone.
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Beyond is Africa, and its people are on the move.
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"IPad is on the move," one of his updates said.
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And that kind of politics is now on the move.
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North Korea Kim Jong Un is on the move again.
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Thanks to climate change, insect populations are on the move.
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Mortgage rates may finally be on the move again, though.
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And, ever since then, she's been living on the move.
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This mix is definitely one for being on the move.
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Finally, the world's most famous accessory is on the move.
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In less than a month, Cillian was on the move.
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D'Arnaud remained on the move after taking a short breather.
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The International Center of Photography is on the move again.
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In the foregrounds, a peaceable kingdom is on the move.
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Once you are on the move, find a comfortable pace.
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Since then, Rufus has been on the move with us.
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This month, they were in Iran and on the move.
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They will let me know when she's on the move.
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Because of that work, Rhode Island is on the move.
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Luckily, Congress is on the move to correct this. Sen.
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You've gotten some pushback on the move away from transparency.
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Kretzer also tells PEOPLE that Bogey is always on the move.
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U.S. troops and equipment are on the move throughout Eastern Europe.
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We provide humanitarian aid to migrants and refugees on the move.
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New York is on the move, and we have just begun.
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Mosquito-borne pathogens are not the only ones on the move.
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Ciara (and her baby on the way) are on the move!
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Russell may not be the only Flames blueliner on the move.
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Outlets and WiFi, so you can edit decks on the move.
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Politico first reported on the move to retain the outside firm.
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The characters may be stuck; the camera is on the move.
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The vessel is now on the move, Refinitiv shipping data showed.
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As for travel, Cook is often on the move for work.
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For some of those on the move, migration creates new problems.
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To reach people on the move, the campaign uses several techniques.
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Others are always on the move without a place to live.
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Hal Steinbrenner, the team's principal owner, signed off on the move.
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Now they signal that you're busy and always on the move.
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Nearly three years on, the move has been a comprehensive failure.
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Venus, the planet of love and money, is on the move.
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Erdogan said on Sunday 23,000 people were currently on the move.
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She's on message, she has been on the move and rising.
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Cryptocurrencies fell on the move as it created negative market sentiment.
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Craddock was on the move during the "long gun battle," Cervera said.
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Turkey's defense ministry said reinforcements had been on the move around Idlib.
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Lightweight, grippable, and ready to travel - stay on the move with #PixelbookGo.
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Five experts weigh in on the move and what to watch now.
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People who will be trafficked this weekend are probably on the move.
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The inconvenience of working on the move is the iPad's great equalizer.
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In fact, people—including artists—have been on the move for centuries.
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You're sitting in a taxi, you're on the move all the time.
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"Coach on the move," a security officer said into his walkie-talkie.
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Even some Republicans have come out against the president on the move.
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Danske had no immediate comment on the move by the Estonian regulator.
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In addition to improved genetics, he believes coffee is on the move.
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Though he's rooted, Morazan is constantly on the move for his art.
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One area in which Trubisky is excelling is throwing on the move.
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PHILADELPHIA — For most of Mitski Miyawaki's childhood, she was on the move.
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His list is known as "Sairoon" in Arabic, or On The Move.
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The company declined to comment further on the move to fire staff.
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Macron's Republic on the Move holds a big majority in the chamber.
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Cash has particular advantages for refugees, who are sometimes on the move.
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Today, our competitors are on the move while America is in retreat.
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The dollar was also back on the move in the currency markets.
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Other officers fired on Mr. Johnson, but he stayed on the move.
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Actors are always on the move, ringing bells, donning cravats, doubling roles.
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The readers complete the details and see the athletes on the move.
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Candidates from Mr. Macron's Republic on the Move party won six seats.
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Neymar on the move after a steal, belts one high and wide.
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Large groups of people are on the move, desperate for usable land.
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"They will let me know when she's on the move," Hyde said.
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Federer is the pleaser, preternaturally elegant on the move or at rest.
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E.P.A. officials did not respond to emails requesting comment on the move.
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But if diplomacy is on the move, trade issues are growing thornier.
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"Hard, and getting harder," Ms. Malone said, of life on the move.
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He also has the ability to make great passes on the move.
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Marvel was no longer a comics publisher "on the move"...it had arrived.
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Plus, you can load your favorite playlists for music listening on the move.
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In a city of over 8 million people, someone's always on the move.
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Previous decades had seen a surge of people on the move across Europe.
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Change of appearance, cash transactions, no paper trail and constantly on the move.
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People who are trafficked are on the move: In other words, on airplanes.
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They'd agreed on the move; they'd always agreed on those kinds of things.
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However, the Commerce Department did put a 90-day hold on the move.
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Team Easythingy, ready to make your life easier when you're on the move.
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The 10-year yield was on the move throughout the trading day Tuesday.
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Looking to get your products to market and your people on the move?
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Perhaps most importantly, cutting the cord allows EVs to charge on the move.
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Two words: 'KANDY BAR' We definitely ain't gettin in tonight On the move.
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At the time, I was vehemently down on the move for Kansas City.
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Yet no one knows exactly how many Venezuelans are currently on the move.
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Rebeccah Heinrichs, senior fellow at the Hudson Institute, sheds insight on the move.
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Both indicate something huge underground is on the move, causing some serious deflation.
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Ghana, like many sub-Saharan African nations, is an economy on the move.
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Local news anchor Ken Rice captured it on the move on Wednesday night.
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It's hard to pin down a mutable sign—they're always on the move.
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His next goal is to offer the same among refugees on the move.
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It's hard to click them into place, especially if you're on the move.
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People would define you as a company that is not on the move.
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By then, Griezmann was already on the move, his run splitting two defenders.
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Keeping them on the move, one of the volunteers said, keeps them safe.
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Blakely's not the only leader who's the most creative when on the move.
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"There are more than a million people on the move," Ms. Ameratunga said.
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Interest rates on the move are one major unknown for markets, he says.
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One that you could plug into a TV and use on the move?
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After years of posturing and threats, the Chargers could be on the move.
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And migration has proved dangerous and even deadly for those on the move.
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We are, and always have been, a planet on the move, Mehta observes.
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Truck drivers are on the move, maybe more than workers in any profession.
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Below, a girl on the move Friday on the eastern edge of Mosul.
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This girl is definitely on the move and knows where she's going. 5.
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Soon, the dark Cooper is back in our world and on the move.
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By my third month on the move, I was getting used to it.
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"They will let me know when she's on the move," he later said.
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He got no response, and once again his iPad was on the move.
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We were back for nine days and then we were on the move.
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Rodgers, still on the move, diverted his gaze to tight end Jared Cook.
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Hield can shoot on the move, standing still, and pulling up in transition.
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Similarly, Miranda shares travel beta with other women she meets on the move.
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Ehire Adrianza, on the move from first base on the pitch, tried to score.
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The fully stabilized turret will allow forces to fire accurately while on the move.
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Few creatures are as elegant—and formidable—as a humpback whale on the move.
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Anglade said Macron's movement Republic on the Move (LREM) and ALDE shared "intellectual proximity".
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Credit...CreditJohn Sotomayor/The New York Times The high heels were on the move.
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This deflection happens because seawater is both electrically conductive and always on the move.
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He knows from experience that every little bit counts when you're on the move.
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When that time comes, it won't be the only Alaskan village on the move.
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The controls are easy to use on the move, changing tracks or adjusting volume.
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Nearly a week later, the department put a 90-day hold on the move.
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Forget about scrolling through your phone when the Project One is on the move.
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Shares of two jewelers were on the move Thursday after they reported quarterly earnings.
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The bank declined to comment on the move, which was earlier reported by Bloomberg.
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Being on the move shouldn't mean that you have to sacrifice your coffee's flavor.
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About a week later, the agency put a 90-day hold on the move.
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You see her trying to avoid cameras with her crew ... and on the move.
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Kushner, whose father was prosecuted by Christie, could also throw water on the move.
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As hunter-gatherers, we were on the move, and our activity was low-stakes.
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New Hyperlapse mode lets you take cool (and stable) timelapses while on the move).
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is on the move again ... and it's a big deal.
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Last but not least, we have Ser Davos on the move, seemingly leaving Winterfell.
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The increase in listings has been mainly on the move-up and high end.
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Each of these dots is a freight shipment currently on the move with Flexport.
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No candidate for the premiership has yet emerged from his "On the Move" alliance.
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Go deeper: Check your compass: The magnetic North Pole is on the move (AP)
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The on-the-move First Strike Ration became an option for troops in 2007.
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Overall, observers are positive on the move to relax ownership rules for foreign investors.
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They are also more focused on the move-up than the entry-level markets.
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Bob Dylan is on the move yet again, with a new album and tour.
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He was a rakish, six-foot, two-hundred-pound marketing consultant on the move.
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Two of the artists in "Three Photographers/Six Cities" keep us on the move.
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People on the move can frustrate the critical need to determine chains of infection.
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A spokesman for UBS in Hong Kong also declined to comment on the move.
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My mother had raised me to be a walker, to be on the move.
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I loved being on the move and I got very accustomed to working autonomously.
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But its challengers are on the move – and making important inroads into the market.
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Minnesota's Robert Covington is another defensive wing that could be on the move, too.
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Russian troops were also filmed and photographed on the move in the same area.
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The impeachment mob was on the move, and self-serving politics demanded its appeasement.
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"The world is on the move; it will not wait for Germany," he said.
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Less than 2 years later, they're on the move ... just like the real deal.
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She had signed off on the move, according to sources familiar with the conversation.
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In the late 1700s, Napoleon was on the move, invading Italy, Austria and Egypt.
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A garden on the move The "Garden on the Move" bus campaign is part of a three-month study to test whether greenery can help lower the temperature inside the buses and reduce the amount of fuel needed to power the air-conditioning.
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Even the city's legendary street food is made for people who are on the move.
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It's not just the ability to stream Netflix and download videogames while on the move.
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It takes away the risk of dropping and cracking your phone while on the move.
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President Alexander Lukashenko signed a decree on the move on Thursday, his press service said.
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"There are two apps I can't live without when I'm on the move," Gabriele says.
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Stocks on the move For more individual stocks activity click on (Editing by Shri Navaratnam)
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There are "No Borders" activists who also do things to facilitate people on the move.
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But if British business was on the move to the continent, they wanted a share.
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Widodo said on Tuesday that the country is considering spending $33 billion on the move.
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US troops still on the ground and on the move are receiving military air cover.
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Hurricane Matthew Matthew's on the move, and so are folks on the southeast US coast.
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Defense stocks were on the move Monday after Raytheon and United Technologies agreed to merge.
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Plus, with the 2399.99 MP iSight camera, you can snap beautiful images on the move.
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So I try to keep it really real, highly collaborative and very on-the-move.
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The Surface Go is good for when you're on the move and that's really it.
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"You've gone from a Fed on the move to a Fed on hold," Briggs said.
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But despite having more time at home, the entertainment entrepreneur is still on the move.
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Once the user is on the move, they're charged 15 cents per minute to ride.
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As an added bonus, it can even juice up your iPhone while on the move.
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Here are 10 great, high-paying jobs for people who enjoy being on the move.
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On Friday, Venus is on the move, heading into fiery, flamboyant Aries until June 6.
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The passengers remained on the train and are currently on the move into the station.
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It is unclear if Trump has personally signed off on the move, the Times said.
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Commodities markets were also on the move Tuesday, with copper reacting to China growth concerns.
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But for remote workers constantly on the move, dual screens are basically an unattainable luxury.
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It's a good example of what Horford's capable of, particularly when passing on the move.
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Refugees are on the move to Mykonos in Greece and Marin County, near San Francisco.
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The Times report was based on four anonymous sources who were briefed on the move.
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On Thursday, the fighters and their relatives were on the move again, according to Reuters.
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The steady decline of unemployment is the primary reason the Fed is on the move.
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" Then, a few minutes later: "They will let me know when she's on the move.
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Most builders are also still concentrating on the move-up market, rather than entry-level.
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Shanghai has led London on the move higher, particularly during the ferocious rallies of Aug.
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Masses of Americans are expected to be on the move to get closer to totality.
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If these conditions prove true, I suspect more amphibians will be back on the move.
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Been there since Thursday," and "They will let me know when she's on the move.
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Just a month ago, 5-year-old Jumpshot looked like a company on the move.
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But he is also on the move, now joining Dynamo Ventures as its newest partner.
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As the Federal Reserve tinkers with monetary policy, the bond market is on the move.
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"We could see that the truck was on the move right away," Mr. Zurawski said.
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Howard Dean said Fox News is a "propaganda outlet" and congratulated Perez on the move.
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He can stand still, fire away on the move, and pull-up off the dribble.
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"All Trains affected by this issue are back on the move," Amtrak posted on Twitter.
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"They watch us, we watch them," said Majeed as he spotted a vehicle on the move.
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They offer sandy landscapes, cityscapes and people, either pausing for the camera or on the move.
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Packing 6700mAh of power, it can serve as your charging solution when you're on the move.
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It means when Meghan's on the move, all hallways and stairs have to be kept clear.
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With Lindor on the move, Mercado singled in the hole and Lindor came around to score.
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It's not impossible or that far-fetched to imagine the red light district on the move.
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" Or Auto Status might detect that you're biking and set your status to " On the Move.
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He does an incredible job running the floor and knows how to finish on the move.
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But the policy hasn't functioned as expected, with the yen counter-intuitively strengthening on the move.
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It's a model that focuses narrowly on delivering high-resolution, high-quality audio on the move.
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They take up too much room, whether on the move or parked (as they mostly are).
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Katherine Heigl is a mama on the move — and she's got the gear to support it.
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Opinion polls predict Macron's centrist Republic On the Move (LREM) party will comfortably win a majority.
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That means leaving fixed bases, being on the move and doing so as covertly as possible.
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Meanwhile connecting cars on the move with the Internet also needs more reliable mobile telecoms networks.
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However, there was a palpable sense of growing excitement Friday once they were on the move.
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There was no quick agreement on why the market outlook on the move shifted so quickly.
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Philippines and Russia President Trump's not the only head of state on the move this week.
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The Amazon of China has been on the move since its public debut in late 2014.
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But are borderland authorities tracing the phones of migrants and low-level guides on the move?
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With star players on the move so often, teams may feel that they can rebound quicker.
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When we're on the move, we make a living off my freelance writing and Matt's photography.
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The next morning the iPad was on the move again — back to the Fort Lauderdale airport.
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After several months on the move, the bags at their feet contained their only remaining possessions.
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If you're always on the move, it can be hard to keep your phone constantly charged.
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We're appealing to people's better interests that we're going to be a team on the move.
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And though it is eight months before the caucuses, Warren is the candidate on the move.
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The Japanese 224-year was also on the move, hitting a high last seen in February.
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One person close to the company told Reuters the board agreed on the move on Thursday.
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The pods are meant for people on the move, such as runners and music festival attendees.
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His arm slot has moved a little bit, sure, but it's always been on the move.
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Remember how I said that Vargas's arm slot has been on the move his whole career?
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Sabonis is plenty competent on the move, but Myles Turner is still a work in progress.
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Instead, it could be a return to brick and mortar space, but spaces on the move.
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Venus is also on the move this Wednesday, heating things up in Aries until April 29.
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Mophie's desk stand looks fantastic, and can be turned sideways for Netflix binging on the move.
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As with all of its products, Sonos prioritized sound quality above all else on the Move.
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The drones have to be able to search an area and find targets on the move.
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The mention of these nations conjures images of violent conflict — and of humanity on the move.
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Meanwhile, hotel stocks were also on the move, with Marriott jumping 12.8%, while Hilton gained 9.5%.
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Oil prices have also been on the move, gaining more than 10% for December so far.
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Ford Motor is replacing its chief executive, Mark Fields, according to officials briefed on the move.
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Here in the first few trading days of 2019, the yen is on the move again.
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But he did not directly comment on the move of the aircraft carrier to the region.
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Tesla stock has been on the move this week and is hovering around $352 per share.
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We are a nation both sacred and profane, ever on the make, ever on the move.
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The Freedom Riders are on the move again in Jiréh Breon Holder's play for Roundabout Underground.
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Still, environmental leaders say they are counting on the move to tilt debates over its use.
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Unlike many former industrial hubs in the Midwest, Columbus feels like a city on the move.
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James Shields, who has already been traded once this season, may be on the move again.
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The production, devised in 2012 by the German playwright Jochen Sandig (aided by his wife, the choreographer Sasha Waltz), features choristers on the move (61 of them here), singing from memory and vaguely acting out the texts while mingling with an audience also on the move.
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Oil prices spiked on the move, as they did later in 1979 because of the Iranian revolution.
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Loiseau said she did not know whether Macron's Republic On the Move party would eventually choose her.
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On Monday, the White House spokesman Sean Spicer said there were "no decisions" on the move yet.
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A month before shareholders vote on the move, four top-20 investors have voiced concern or disapproval.
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"Conditions in money and capital markets remain very challenging," UBS said in a statement on the move.
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After days of stalling and wobbling over the Texas coast, Tropical Storm Harvey is on the move.
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Celgene was on the move in today's session following an upgrade to buy from neutral at BTIG.
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Three months of living free, easy, and on-the-move can translate to massive at-home messes.
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That's because planets aren't perfect spheres, but bumpy, pitted things whose mass is always on the move.
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Molly Sims' youngest child is on the move — but not without some help from his big brother!
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Axiare did not issue a response on the move and could not immediately be reached for comment.
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Wanda declined to comment, while Disney did not immediately respond to requests for comment on the move.
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While some stars may be chowing down before Sunday's Academy Awards, Sam Smith is on the move.
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The risks people on the move face range from kidnapping and extortion, to sexual assault and imprisonment.
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A spokeswoman for Apple in Australia wasn't immediately available to comment on the move by the banks.
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International Labour Organisation figures show that 16 million migrants were on the move within Africa in 2014.
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Investment is other sectors, including transportation, Medicare, infrastructure, and property indicate the Emirates is on the move.
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But China, which put a hold on the move in April, had now blocked it, he said.
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Local TV station KHOU 11 News on Monday reported that McLeod declined to comment on the move.
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"They are hitting any vehicles that are on the move, they are hitting aid trucks," he added.
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Work keeps her on the move; she travels at least once a month and often much more.
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Hurley's soothing encouragement might be just what you need to get you on the move and centered.
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Try looking up while on the move — Mies has uplifted the body as well as the spirit.
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The raid stemmed from a tip from Mueller's team and Rosenstein reportedly signed off on the move.
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It seems to have worked, with NASA confirming that the mole is once again on the move.
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No candidate prevailed there from Mr. Macron's party, La République en Marche (the Republic on the Move).
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Potential names on the move include Cleveland's Kevin Love, Memphis' Andre Iguodala and the Knicks' Marcus Morris.
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But Nevada is already on the move, with some of the best-maintained bridges in the country.
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This time they are on the move to escape Brazil's economic recession which left them without jobs.
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While America has faltered in its commitment to nuclear, Russia and China have been on the move.
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One person close to the company told Reuters the Turkcell board agreed on the move on Thursday.
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Springer was on the move when Altuve delivered his hit and scored with ease for the lead.
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Lawmakers from his political movement, Republic on the Move, have been targeted in acts of violence recently.
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To avoid airstrikes, the fighters were constantly on the move, rarely sleeping twice in the same place.
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Designed for active pursuits, the Broad Peak Light is actually very good while you're on the move, but if you slow down or stop for a break, the chill just might catch up to you, which is why it's great for people who are constantly on the move.
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You're always on the move, but today is the perfect day to enjoy your home and get comfy.
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Carrie Fisher's daughter was on the move moments before her famous grandmother, Debbie Reynolds, suffered a possible stroke.
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The Triple and Quad Drivers take great music on the move in an easy and extremely affordable way.
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And the exhaust systems of snarled-up vehicles work less efficiently than those of ones on the move.
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On Tuesday, messenger Mercury is on the move, zipping into its home sign of Virgo until August 31.
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On Friday, Cramer also touched on the move among investors and money managers away from fossil fuel stocks.
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And while the Greyjoys take a pit stop, the Starks are on the move with a similar goal.
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French press travel mug Being on the move shouldn't mean that you have to sacrifice your coffee's flavor.
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Back on the move, we decide to go to the other side of the mall to La Madeleine.
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It's possible that these people, constantly on the move, may well be the key to the region's stability.
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For the party-goer on the move, Moore recommends Crazy Coolers' motorized coolers as the vehicle of choice.
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Chris Lattner, one of the key creators behind the Apple programming language Swift, is on the move again.
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The system's slightly less accurate when its wearers are on the move, boasting an 85.2 percent success rate.
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You could be texting but be on the move and seamlessly switch to an Audio Call or Note.
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I tried to make him take the ball on the move in order to make him less comfy.
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Suddenly content was in in motion and content management needed to shift to protecting content on the move.
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The stock jumped 8 basis points on the move, eventually sliding halfway back down and settling up $4.15.
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Like her characters, our narrator is always on the move, and is always noticing and theorizing, often brilliantly.
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Others on horseback showed off their skills by slicing cabbages and aubergines in half while on the move.
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Education rates among young pastoralists are particularly low because they are often on the move, the U.N. says.
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What makes her especially effective is that her surveys consistently illustrate who's on the move, up or down.
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A driver in a red and yellow fire suit hopped out and signed autographs while on the move.
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"But the Chinese export data is poor, and that should put a cap on the move," he said.
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My strongest memory of her is — this is a woman on the move, constantly, even in her 80s.
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It's clear he was a restless artist, always on the move with an inquisitive and wide-open eye.
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"This is the best outfit for me, knowing that I'll be on the move all day," he says.
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Trip Experiences first launched in January 2016 to help Uber users fill dead time while on the move.
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I'm on the move a lot, and occasionally, I cram my outfits into my suitcase on the go.
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But we are on the move so much that sometimes I have to hold it in for hours.
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FCC declined to comment on the move, which had first been reported by Spanish business newspaper Cinco Dias.
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The video clip shows a tense bicycle deliveryman on the move, racing just to get through the day.
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Humans have been on the move not just since Columbus's voyage of 1492, but throughout our long history.
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Israeli leadership has yet to publicly comment on the move, which took place during the Jewish New Year.
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Right whales are on the move in Canada, seeking new feeding grounds in the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
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The exhibition title, Jinn Skin, clues us in on the move that Shtini has made in his work.
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People there are constantly on the move doing business, and also because of the insecurity in North Kivu.
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The Corps is looking for missiles that it can fire against enemy ships while they're on the move.
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A Breitbart story on the move said the former Freedom Caucus chairman's arrival had "fortified" the White House.
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FOOD ON THE MOVE Dining on the Legendary Railway Journeys of the World Edited by Sharon Hudgins Illustrated.
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Without hesitation, she drew her racket back on the move and hammered a piercing forehand down the line.
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The Washington Post earlier reported on the move to transfer custody of detainees, including the two British men.
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Substantial challenges persist, to be sure, but overall Africa is on the move – and, mostly, on the rise.
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The world's fastest man has retired from competition, but he's still on the move — and playing pickup soccer.
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Whether you're taking mid-flight snooze or on the move, Mpow's headphones will have you covered in comfort.
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You don't want to cut off your circulation or have it slip off while you're on the move.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: We're tracking stocks on the move, the sectors being hit the most, and market reaction.
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But Israeli policy is at last on the move, as the passing of the bill on settlements indicates.
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Veteran Brad Boyes also may be on the move after posting seven points in his last eight games.
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The vehicle possesses sufficient lethality to deliver accurate fire support to infantry, whether stationary or on the move.
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SHANGHAI SURGE ABATES Shanghai has led London on the move higher, particularly during the ferocious rallies of Aug.
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Each day, Mr. Townshend checked the satellite data to see whether any other birds were on the move.
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Dr. Karefa-Smart was constantly on the move with her husband, taking up causes in each new location.
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His most recent book is Words on the Move: Why English Won't — and Can't — Sit Still (Like, Literally).
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While suggesting how smitten he is by Adriana, he comes across as a young man on the move.
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The activists are on the move as peace talks between the Taliban and the United States seem stuck.
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"Of course people get on the move for all sorts of reasons including immediate crises and conflict," said Gillard.
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This premiere tiny home is on the move, should you want to see it IRL without spending six figures.
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The Dubai Mercantile Exchange (DME) said it would not be making any statement at this time on the move.
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Most art featured here comes from South Korea, the migratory birthplace of so many beauty trends on the move.
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Prince William and Princess Kate are on the move again — this time to the famed English city of Manchester.
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That means Samsung is following right behind Qualcomm on the move from a 14nm process to a 10nm process.
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The device is supposed to make 360-degree VR, 4K video, and instant cloud storage possible on the move.
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She was constantly on the move — in 1914, she became the first woman to chart a course through Arabia.
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But while large-cap stocks have been treading water, a host of important indicators have been on the move.
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The BYTON Concept is designed to make technology benefit life, providing an enjoyable time for people on the move.
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Metrolink said that the train is on the move again with a delay of 1 hour and 45 minutes.
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But as they leave, Rowan makes the call to let the team know that Peus is on the move.
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Others remarked that Hawaiian fire goddess Pele, who legend says lives in Kilauea's Halemaʻumaʻu crater, is on the move.
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Shares of Snap have been on the move recently after it snagged its first "buy" rating from Wall Street.
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At just 13.1 millimetres and weighing under 1 kilogram, the Apple MacBook is made for computing on the move.
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With that, the conveyer is on the move again, returning the camera to the safety of the facility floor.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) released his own statement on the move, while Obama spoke to the press.
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Now, tarot readers can practice on the move, selecting from dozens of kinds of cards at any given time.
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It will "keep California on the move to clean up the environment," Brown said before signing the new legislation.
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This may come as no surprise to New Yorkers, or visitors who've been on the move at rush hour.
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General manager Jason Licht said in a team statement that he and coach Bruce Arians consulted on the move.
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From Black Lives Matter to the second life of Democratic Socialists of America, the left is on the move.
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On one hand, millions of migrants are kept on the move and must carry their lives on their backs.
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"Fearless Girl is on the move to The New York Stock Exchange," a plaque in the statue's place read.
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It is estimated that close to 70 million people are currently displaced, and most are on the move north.
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In 2018, she put a twist on the move by releasing Everything Is Love with her husband, Jay-Z.
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From about 300 AD to 700 AD, Europe was on the move, founding new civilizations and felling old ones.
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Gaethje's constant pressure might make kicking back uncomfortable by keeping Vick on the move or on the back foot.
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My troops caught the first enemy army on the move and routed it just as their reinforcements pulled up.
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The Hornets were reported to have been looking to trade the pick, so he could be on the move.
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But he was on the move quite a bit, on both designed rollouts and plays in which he improvised.
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One proof of that is how many of us are now on the move in the service of art.
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Like its name suggests, the speaker is specifically designed to be used both at home and on the move.
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The group slept fitfully in the safe house and was on the move at 3:30 the next morning.
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Homeless and stateless Unwanted in Myanmar and unwelcome in Bangladesh, the Rohingya have been on the move for generations.
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His unit was constantly on the move, clashing with Chinese troops and guerrillas who put up a fierce resistance.
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He keeps on the move, since people call the cops on him if he sleeps anywhere for too long.
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Barr reportedly consulted career ethics officials on the move and was told the party would not break any rules.
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John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (R-La.), who said he was still undecided on the move ahead of the announcement.
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It's not clear who is the heir apparent and Square declined to comment on the move beyond Dorsey's tweet.
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In a further blow to The Republicans, three other party heavyweights defected to Macron's Republic on the Move party.
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I have to say, I loved "Words on the Move," but it's possible I am suffering from Stockholm syndrome.
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Picture Prompts Hundreds of millions of Chinese are on the move for the Lunar New Year on Jan. 28.
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Check out this highlight reel, which features no-looks, one-handed lobs, and funky sling passes on the move.
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She and her mother were constantly on the move, guests of a different friend or family member every few weeks.
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UNDERWOOD, Iowa — With the Iowa caucuses just over a week away, the Bernie Sanders youth brigade is on the move.
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A superthin e-skin on your hand could be turned into a digital display to view information on the move.
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She shelved the idea, but after having a heart attack her brother encouraged her to get things on the move.
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Hyperallergic reached out to several artists who have shown at BOS over the years for their thoughts on the move.
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Homebuilders have been focused on the move-up and luxury sectors, even though demand for entry-level homes is high.
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Until his death, David was often on the move, back and forth across and outside the U.S., his mom said.
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Plus, it also doubles as a handy charger that can juice up your smart device when you're on the move.
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Just press this green button on the Move Brick and Lego connect will automatically connect, via Bluetooth, to your tablet.
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Some analysts were cautious on the move higher as banks looked set to post their third session of straight gains.
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Mason doesn't have a 'normal' childhood [...] because we are always on the move trying to get to the next appointment.
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Like our devices, we are on the move, free to roam far and free until we tire, like robot people.
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The Expert MultitaskerYou're never not on the move — meaning your outfits need to be able to adapt to any situation.
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These headphones were made for those on the move – the flexible ear hooks ensure that they stay firmly in place.
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The group are constantly on the move, driving a beat-up van while avoiding a massive herd of the undead.
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The Drop ($21 for a 4-pack)This Californian dry rosé is crafted specially for the millennial on the move.
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No further details were given on the move and nobody from the Capital Markets Board was immediately available to comment.
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Please stop sulking, because we have tracked down a deal on a device that delivers excellent sound, on the move.
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Our arrival coincided with the very end of winter, which meant we got to see many birds on the move.
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But he also makes quick decisions when the ball is reserved to him, and can pass on the move, too.
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Macron's upstart Republic on the Move party has now the largest number of seats in the lower house of parliament.
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After days, weeks, or months on the move people are likely to need care, for both new and chronic conditions.
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The mobile phones and radios used are powered by solar cells, enabling pastoralists to get forecasts while on the move.
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"We absolutely see an opportunity when [users] are on the move and not in front of a television," Derella said.
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"When you talk to elected Republicans privately, they can't stand the president," Scaramucci told Yahoo's "On the Move" on Monday.
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Within three years, and after only three senior games, he was on the move once again, to Juventus in Italy.
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Plus, since it's designed to be ultra-portable, you'll have no problem toting it around when you're on the move.
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Mr. McLaughlin's role was described by two campaign sources briefed on the move, who were not authorized to speak publicly.
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On Friday, love planet Venus is on the move, leaving frenetic Aries and settling into grounded Taurus until May 24.
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The UN is reporting that 70,000 Syrians are on the move right now because of the Russian and Syrian offensive.
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It calls on the G7 countries meeting in Sicily to come up with plans to protect children on the move.
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He said Tubman is "an appropriate choice" but declined to expound on the move to oust Jackson, a fellow Tennessean.
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You also get up to 13.5 hours of all-day battery life, which is great for working on the move.
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But when we're traveling, I stock up on them because they're so convenient for feeding when we're on the move.
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Having grown up on the move, feeling like a visitor is, for me, status quo, even in my current home.
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The contributors are bonded by a similar theme — the plight of humans on the move — but their storytelling methods vary.
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When Act 2 — "The Journey" — opens, she is on the move and carrying Markus's severed head like a market watermelon.
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"We are anticipating, there are scenarios of possible displacement of between 450,000 and 700,000 people on the move," Fontaine said.
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It's a situation that practically invites us to imagine evil corporations on the move, or secret military experiments running amok.
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They take notes, record speeches and work to connect news organizations and their audiences with candidates constantly on the move.
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We're told filming in Crossfield is getting set to wrap ... so the Ecto-1 will be on the move again.
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The pantry has 15 shelves, and the door helps keep everything in place when the home is on the move.
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" The 85033 Republican Platform addressed the need for the investment in infrastructure in the section labeled, "America on the Move.
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And the staff at Wirecutter, a Times site, shared six items that help them sleep when they're on the move.
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He was often on the move, sent to man checkpoints or guard telecommunications infrastructure, or, worse, to carry out roundups.
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The articles are supposed to go now to the Senate, but curiously, Speaker Nancy Pelosi has stalled on the move.
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"The ship is on the move," Erik Hanell, the chief executive of Sweden's Stena Bulk, the ship's owner, told Reuters.
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Plus, Apple Music gets a new look that focuses on albums and is easier to navigate while on the move.
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"We do still expect you to testify before Congress," she said in a tweet, while congratulating Page on "the move".
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"We do still expect you to testify before Congress," she said in a tweet, while congratulating Page on "the move".
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To capitalize on the move, Gordon plans to turn to the options market and execute a bullish call debit spread.
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He has already written a blog post about the 35 ways to take a shower while you're on the move.
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America makes prodigious mistakes, America has colossal faults, but one thing cannot be denied: America is always on the move.
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Freedom on the Move from Cornell University is the first major digital database of fugitive slave ads from North America.
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One resident estimated that thousands of people were on the move and seeking shelter in areas further from the frontlines.
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Judge George Hazel, who is overseeing the Maryland lawsuit over the question, also asked for more information on the move.
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At home and on the move, on the Wii U and the Switch, offline, online and against family and friends.
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"I've been on the move," Kardi tells the owner, explaining why he hasn't been to the establishment in a while.
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He's in Paris, and he's on the move, with Jacob (Dan Fogler), Tina (Katherine Waterson) and Queenie (Alison Sudol) in tow.
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Freedom on the Move and Runaway Slaves in Britain will further shed light on the scale of slave resistance and resourcefulness.
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Alicia Grullon, who was a speaker representing Mothers on the Move (MOM) at Sunday's protest, was disappointed by the artist's response.
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The center-right coalition government has a thin majority in parliament, which is expected to vote on the move next week.
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They're used in altimeters inside aircraft to determine altitude and position, for example, and to keep cameras steady on the move.
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The news sent a buzz through the audience, with attendees lining up afterward to congratulate Stallard and Palette on the move.
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Rabies appears to be on the move in the region; possibly due to the way climate change affects the mountainous area.
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From Cannes to Los Angeles, the couple always appear to be on the move and ready for anything – maybe even politics.
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Unlike Westerners, who increasingly spend their waking hours glued to chairs, the Hadza are on the move most of the time.
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The terminals, in turn, will transmit WiFi, LTE, and 3G signals to devices like cellphones and computers, even on the move.
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UNITED NATIONS — Humanity is on the move, but we are traipsing across the globe a bit less than you might think.
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Neiman Marcus made this even clearer by backtracking on the move and re-adding Ivanka Trump products weeks after dropping them.
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He founded a party, En Marche, ("On the Move"), since then renamed La République en Marche (LREM), based on grassroots consultation.
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Escobar's family is officially on the move (except for the fluffy bunny Pablo gifted his daughter after he escaped from prison).
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But the caravan isn't just on the move; it's stretched out — people go at their own pace, hitching rides or resting.
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We challenge you to think creatively and develop unique solutions to give people their "time to be" while on the move.
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They reinforce neoliberal ideals, privileging the on-the-move individual whose time needs to be well spent— a neatly consumerist metaphor.
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Migrants on the move, women and children, disabled people: our research has quantified those who are left out of humanitarian response.
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While that sounds like a lot of squats, they provide 13 different variations on the move, so you won't get bored.
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The company is growing fast, it's on the move, and the meditators here are all business, in more ways than one.
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But the White House sought to make the case on Monday that Trump had not changed his position on the move.
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But wherever people are on the move, and are culturally receptive to Christianity in some form, charismatic religion will surely follow.
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They find other territories and they're on the move and they're a prey animal so it's rough out there for them.
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"With the Einsatzgruppen, they were mobile, on the move over a huge area, so it&aposs much more difficult," Rommel said.
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The nation's homebuilders are not helping much at the entry level, as they continue to focus on the move-up market.
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Homebuilders are also focused on the move-up, rather than entry-level market, as the cost of construction continues to rise.
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But Monday passed with no announcement, and a Washington Post report said Trump had yet to sign off on the move.
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She is also constantly on the move, tending to her daycare children, her 20163-year-old mother, and her small hometown.
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Access to transportation in all its modes is key to getting your products to market and your people on the move.
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ON THE MOVE The Miami Marlins acquired Jeff Francoeur from the Atlanta Braves in a three-team trade also involving Texas.
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If the KRG does not care for them, these people will stay on the move, threatening our region and global stability.
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Solar is clearly on the move and can be deployed throughout rural America from farm fields to homes and business rooftops.
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He was in the meantime elected lawmaker and became the head of Macron's Republic on the Move party (LREM) in parliament.
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Mosaic slabs will be on the move this spring, and a few sections that were dispersed decades ago will be reunited.
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Making James the screener is the best option, since the Warriors can't allow him to catch the ball on the move.
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The Nuggets' roster is deep, and if management decides it needs consolidation, Chandler could soon once again be on the move.
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The fact that he had to get by a couple of guys on the move, and how far he was away.
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Element Financial finances and manages vehicles of companies that own vast fleets for sales staff, technicians and others on the move.
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Life on the move comes with its set of imperatives, especially when one is heavily reliant upon lithium-ion battery power.
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Gold was on the move higher midday Tuesday as stocks faltered on a new hiccup in U.S.-China trade talks. Disclaimer
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Publicly, HNA often positions itself as a major player on the move, with talented leadership and vast resources at its disposal.
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San Francisco's transit officials, for their part, pitch the change as a way to keep everyone safe and on the move.
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Tens of thousands are still on the move, and nearly 700,000 of the displaced are women and children, the UN said.
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Tens of millions of people who live in China or recently traveled to the Hubei province are still on the move.
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Thousands of Somalis are on the move in search of food and water, many crossing into Ethiopia for assistance, charities say.
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Over 40 days, from January 10 to February 18, about 3 billion trips will be made by travelers on the move.
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It comes from being on my feet and on the move most of the day, instead of sitting at a desk.
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Some 400 million people are on the move in China in advance of Lunar New Year's Day, which starts on Saturday.
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Sting sings about crumbling romance, climate change, refugees on the move and what it feels like to read rock stars' obituaries.
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It comes from being on my feet and on the move most of the day, instead of sitting at a desk.
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When Samantha Hoopes is on the move people pay attention -- mostly because she always looks like this when she's doing it.
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Passing on the move is especially useful since Giannis is such a deadly scorer on cuts and rolls to the rim.
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The grandparents can gather around the boxy little Echo Show while you stay on the move, but still connected, via your phone.
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Pollsters project the year-old Republic On The Move party will win a crushing majority, perhaps three quarters of the lower house.
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Privacy advocates pushed back on the move last year and are again arguing for a slow-down of CBP's information collection efforts.
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Builders continue to focus on the move-up and higher-end buyer, even though the highest demand is at the entry level.
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More than five vessels that had been storing LNG are now on the move or have discharged the cargoes, the data shows.
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Light is the fastest thing in the universe, so trying to catch it on the move is necessarily something of a challenge.
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But with Mr. al-Assad's forces on the move, and supported by Russian troops, few refugees are likely to go back willingly.
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Ticks and mosquitos have already been on the move, thanks to warmer temperatures, bringing diseases like Lyme, Dengue, and Zika with them.
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Animations of a baguette on the move: We are not suggesting you think about just any old loaf of bread while masturbating.
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On Saturday, messenger Mercury is on the move, sailing out of theatrical Leo's den and moving to sensible Virgo until October 7.
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The most common travel illnesses are gastrointestinal infection, according to the GeoSentinel Global Surveillance Network, which tracks sick Americans on the move.
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When selling employees on the move, I also focused too much on San Francisco's drawbacks and not enough on San Diego's advantages.
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East Coast residents are on the move in anticipation of Hurricane Florence, which is gaining strength as it approaches the United States.
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Whether it's working flexibly, keeping up with current affairs or shopping online, we can do more on the move than ever before.
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This was useful for meeting up with someone on the move, knowing when someone was arriving or frighteningly, stalking your significant other.
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With the buffs made to Self-Repair and the Recon configuration, Bastion is a bit more formidable when he's on the move.
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"There's a global trend of harassment on those who are trying to protect migrants and people on the move," he told Broadly.
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This misdirection is easy to defend, but it gets the defense moving and thinking before Wall begins to attack on the move.
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After her fistula developed, her husband told her to go and live with her aunt, as her parents were on the move.
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These are the most versatile headphones I've yet tested, offering good sound whether wired or wireless, at home or on the move.
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This smartly designed water bottle is the perfect storage container for your phone, keys, and other essentials when you're on the move.
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HEAVY-WEIGHT FUNDS ON THE MOVE But it's not just the faster, hotter money that is returning to the industrial metals space.
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So the village women stake out the bridge around the clock, listening out for the telltale sounds of diggers on the move.
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These years on the move, engaging in protests and rallies and impassioned political discussion wherever they went, were both perilous and exhilarating.
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Swivel is using existing space at other offices and even coffee shops to make excess capacity available to workers on the move.
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If you are a bearded gamer who loves to listen to music on the move then this really is your lucky day.
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We have a long way to go to catch up—just as changes in weather patterns have ticks on the move too.
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What better way to consume fresh ingredients than out of a convenient, perfect for mixing, mashing, and eating on-the-move vehicle?
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Other longer-term factors include cheaper valuations for European stocks than their U.S. counterparts and an economy that is on the move.
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The runners were also delivered essential fluids on the move by moped in order to prevent them slowing down at feeding stations.
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THE giant tectonic plates which make up Earth's outermost layer are always on the move, sliding past and colliding with each other.
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I can't take it offline, on the move, as I could Golden; but this is cool, just like this, snuggled and satisfied.
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On the move, he can finish above the rim, and even provide spectacular moments due to his body control and hang-time.
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The Iraqi units went on the move toward Kirkuk around midnight local time in order to "safeguard" the area, military commanders said.
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While Cowen sent investors a skeptical note on the move into breakfast, Gordon Haskett analyst Jeff Farmer offered a more optimistic outlook.
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Chinese state media has released footage of armored personnel carriers on the move, and satellite imagery has confirmed the robust PAP presence.
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Access to transportation in all its modes is a key to getting your products to market and your people on the move.
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Everyone lost weight during the trip across Europe, when the family was constantly on the move and grabbing what food it could.
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Tiger Woods is on the move in the British Open, edging to within a stroke of the lead on the front nine.
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Goulard is a member of the Modem party that allied itself with Republic on the Move in the presidential and legislative elections.
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Jane is always on the move, never letting anyone get close — deciding to stay in Monterey forces her to face her demons.
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At one point, I caught a pass on the move, juked to my left, then hopped to the basket for a layup.
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Homebuilders today continue to focus on the move-up and luxury sectors, and not on the entry level, where demand is strongest.
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It can be prepared quickly, served in seconds, eaten on the spot, or given the 'Flatbush fold' and enjoyed on the move.
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On Friday, the company announced that it would move up a shareholders' vote on the move to March 23 from May 6.
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You need a decent amount of skill to be able to hit a target, particularly if you're nervous or on the move.
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Time, gentrification and predatory business practices have kept the club on the move, and not bound to a single venue or neighborhood.
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The WHO was able to link those cases to the Beni outbreak, which raised concerns that the virus is on the move.
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On Baseball BOSTON — The phrasing is all so clinical, precise verbiage that all means the same thing: A ballplayer on the move.
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Trump weighed in on the move at his photo-op Thursday, noting it isn't a flat-out ban on movement or work.
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On Friday, it was on the move again and finally reached a position near Sukhna, according to both Syrian and coalition sources.
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First off, the likelihood of picking up the virus while you're on the move may not be as high as you think.
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The game, which is popular among teenagers, has features that encourage players to remain on the move and to confront one another.
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He has also advised clients on contract disputes, fraud claims and shareholder suits, according to an Akin Gump statement on the move.
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When they were on the move, they could use it to scale the spiny trunks of drunkwood trees to harvest wild honey.
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The director, Simon Godwin, keeps Ms. Duncan and Mr. Jennings on the move before a tear-stained finish that isn't entirely convincing.
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This allows you to use public networks when you're on the move, but with the peace of mind that you're still protected.
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Now their owner reportedly is dismissing a story on The Athletic that says they might be on the move again -- to London.
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Founders looking to capitalize on the move can look to what two Sequoia partners have said about the firm&aposs investment strategy.
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The supply of homes for sale is leanest on the low end, and builders are still focused on the move-up market.
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The Earth's magnetic poles, it seems, have always been on the move, and have even swapped places several times over the eons.
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But that shoulder injury was the beginning of a hectic journey for Foles, who has essentially been on the move ever since.
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Cook County jail houses roughly 6,100 inmates ... and all of them had to sit tight whenever R. Kelly was on the move.
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Steve Stephens, the alleged Facebook killer, is on the move and his cell phone might have given up his location to cops.
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If you follow my social feeds during that crazy week in January, you know I'm constantly on the move and sharing, sharing, sharing.
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The 2017/18 Russian wheat crop has been on the move ever since it was initially pegged at 67 million tonnes in May.
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Transport Minister Elisabeth Borne faced calls on Wednesday from within Macron's ruling Republic on the Move (LREM) party to address the issue earlier.
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This is pluralism at work and on the move in the way we used to be told was the key to peace everywhere.
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Yeah, you'd see him often in the gossip columns and the photo spreads, and he was this kind of man on the move.
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The former are constant on the move, butting up against one another and sometimes doing more with aims of continuing the life cycle.
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That means the disease may be on the move — or in meat people are eating — for a while before anyone knows it's there.
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For all the noise we make about full moons, eclipses, and other high-profile lunar events, the moon is always on the move.
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In RDR2, the world is changing, and you're constantly on the move, so your horse can be the one constant in your life.
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New York Times writer and college professor Zeynep Tufekci, one such critic, articulated her feelings on the move in a pair of tweets.
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One week after her trip to Mexico to aid victims of the devastating 7.1 magnitude earthquake, Bethenny Frankel is on the move again.
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The app applies a chunky new interface to your phone that's forgiving to inaccurate stabs at the display while you're on the move.
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"We got a bunch of Twitter polls saying who should push the bus," Mason said hours before Duquesne was on the move again.
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ET: Legal scholar Jonathan Turley and Steve Doocy on the move to impeach Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein and the latest Michael Cohen tapes.
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There's really nothing like a rich, smooth cup of coffee in the morning to kickstart your brain and get you on the move.
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There are whole days when there is not a single person on the move, not a single person walking, not a single hello.
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The baronial talk show host and her wife, Portia, have listed their Bev Hills home for $17.9 mil, so they're on the move.
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Miguel was constantly on the move between his house in Los Angeles and hotels in Los Angeles, Las Vegas and elsewhere, she wrote.
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Upon her release, Khaled went back to Beirut and back to work, though she was constantly on the move to ensure her safety.
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Dr Hintsa says that his grand-prix experience forced him to focus on two problems that also plague executives always on the move.
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Messenger Mercury is also on the move this Saturday, leaving logical Aquarian's brainy terrain and winding into dreamy, esoteric Pisces until March 21.
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But for those who still want to mask their traffic, and essentially movements, while using data on the move, it may be useful.
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During the perilous war years, he joined the socialist resistance and was often on the move, evading both the Nazis and the Soviets.
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The Red Team, based in a larger, hostile but equally fictitious neighboring nation, not unlike Russia, has been on the move against Berylia.
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While it makes most sense for those on the move, it also helps manage the wifi networks at home or at work too.
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Barr reportedly consulted career ethics officials on the move, and the official said they determined that Barr's actions don't violate any ethics rules.
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We see more and more people on the move, or exposed to extreme poverty, due to droughts or floods linked to climate change.
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In a 2016 meeting with candidate Trump, he congratulated her on the move, but complained that now she was "being mean" to him.
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The impact of smartphones is apparent here—2.5 of those online hours per week are spent "on the move," not at a computer.
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Distracted walking is a real thing, and it's true that most of us should put down our screens while we're on the move.
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Along with the vegetation, species have also been on the move more than usual, including, potentially, the hard-to-find red kelp crab.
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We travel by daylight and eat on the move, making just one brief stop, in a deserted area, during the nine-hour drive.
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We have 30 or 35 sponsored fighters here, but they're in and out, always on the move, fighting in China or America, etc.
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They are also constantly changing their strategy, doing turnarounds and are always on the move, while a regulation takes three years of preparation.
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On the Move, Auto Trueplay, as its name implies, automatically calibrates the sound every time it's moved (no silly iOS device waving necessary).
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They deliver impressive highs and heavy lows, and even sport a foldable design, making them easy to carry with you on the move.
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He was campaign spokesman, head of Mr. Macron's political movement, La République en Marche — Republic on the Move — and indefatigable television talking head.
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They estimate that nearly 42 million Americans will be on the move this Memorial Day weekend, the most in over a dozen years.
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Detective Ambrose is on the move, looking into what looks to the rest of his team to be an open and close case.
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None of that undercuts Mr. Macron's formidable political skills or that of his party, La République en Marche (The Republic on the Move).
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Secor noticed that the coachwhip, whose form is long and slender, was always on the move, chasing little lizards through the Kelso Dunes.
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Single-family housing starts and permits both rose solidly in August, but builders are still focused on the move-up and luxury products.
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Even coral is on the move: Some Japanese reefs are expanding northward at up to nearly nine miles per year, researchers have found.
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Around Christmas in 2014, Sacks finished his autobiography, On the Move, and a few weeks later received a terminal prognosis from his doctor.
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We passed the spot where a group of breathless locals first told him that troops were on the move, shortly after 10 p.m.
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They focused on the midrange jumper, the cotton shot, practicing it off one foot and two feet, on the move and standing still.
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This suggests that modern humans may have been on the move, specifically migrating from Africa, at least 2003,000 years earlier than previously believed.
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Now it's completely true that your home should be kitted out with the latest tech, but you need tech on the move, too.
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JAIMIE BRANCH "Fly or Die" (International Anthem) Sometimes charging forth, sometimes rerouting, the debut album from Ms. Branch is always on the move.
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Without looking under the hood — or hearing it on the move — there is little hint the E-Type Zero is an electric conversion.
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Thousands of migrants languishing in Turkey were on the move this weekend after Mr. Erdogan said he would not stand in their way.
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Telstra has arranged a meeting with the Communications Workers Union (CWU), reports iTnews, for 2pm Thursday to brief union officials on the move.
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First, while the north magnetic pole does appear to be on the move, it doesn't represent a global phenomenon, just a regional one.
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Traffic near the Seoul Government Complex is also expected to pose a hurdle, if the usual protection for presidents on the move is maintained.
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"We have based our decision on the move by Sunni Arab states to close the Al Jazeera offices and prohibiting their work," Kara said.
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With a booming economy, rising poll numbers and the shakeup of diplomatical relations around the world, the Trump agenda is definitely on the move.
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Around the world, 50 million children are on the move and for many, migration is a positive experience for themselves, their families and communities.
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Lonsdale's portraits are vibrant, her readings are down-to-earth, and she's constantly on the move, finding new and old fans wherever she goes.
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" —Kalil's mother, Brittney "Since the day we got our diagnosis, we have been on the move with 35-plus hours of therapy a week.
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To illustrate this, Justice League depicts time stopping around the Flash whenever he's on the move — everyone else is frozen as he races by.
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The NBA is also counting on the move to help it reach new audiences in Africa, where it has slowly been building its brand.
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And like with all of us, when you're on the move, it's those self-destructive tendencies that can potentially sabotage the whole damn thing.
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The chart will feature a weekly global ranking of the top 50 artists on the move and their trending track, based on Shazam data.
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The EU Parliament is set to vote on their position on the move this Wednesday before it is discussed again and becomes the law.
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If you take photos on the move and are looking for something that is highly responsive and quick to react, pass on THIS Leica.
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From running marathons in Kenya to 54-mile bike races and death-defying downhill ski competitions, the adrenaline junkie is always on the move.
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Growth stocks, after trailing value for most of last year, are on the move, pushing the Nasdaq 100 index to a record this week.
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Made with sturdy, water-resistant ABS plastic, SAFEGO is heavy-duty enough to keep your valuables out of reach when you're on the move.
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Our ambition is to build a globally competitive and futuristic transportation system in India that will support and accelerate a nation on the move.
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And so, for the next few weeks, possibly months, maybe even a year, I could only really listen to Spinnerette while on the move.
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In a statement on the move, the Trump administration said public schools will still ensure that LGBT students are protected from bullying and discrimination.
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It's the second day in a row that the 21-year-old has been on the move in the wake of the devastating storm.
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"We are excited to share this new journey in our lives as the babies are now 'on the move,' " the Waldrops tell PEOPLE exclusively.
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However, in the age of social media and "on the move" mobile news – how influential are newspapers when it comes to political party endorsements?
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U.S. President Donald Trump commented on the move on Thursday at a White House event where Chief Executive Hock Tan cited Republican tax efforts.
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With so much time spent on the move, comfort has to be a top priority; the whole "beauty is pain" notion is so outdated.
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Knox still doesn't know how to pass on the move and is only shooting 40 percent on drives since he entered the starting lineup.
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"We have information that you don't want to know about," President Donald Trump said on May 9 in response to questions on the move.
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Mr. Macron's Republic on the Move party said in a statement Sunday that the vote showed Corsicans' loss of confidence in the central government.
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Ex-wife, by the time of the funeral, and "deployed" is good, with its sense of troops on the move, a defensive perimeter established.
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It's cold and white, and it stares back, both defiant and impassive, static and frantically on the move, marked by phases, out of reach.
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Thousands of players like Soumah are on the move every year, their journeys often determined by informal networks of coaches, agents, middlemen and clubs.
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Mr. Ferrand said the name would be changed at a congress in mid-July to La République en Marche, or Republic on the Move.
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But Turkish troops still on the move: Turkey advanced its assault in northeastern Syria on Tuesday after Trump announced sanctions over its military campaign.
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There are many potential use cases for Polte, but most of them involve tracking stuff on the move with as little battery as possible.
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"The highest multiple tech stocks — the Adobes, the Salesforces, the VMwares — are finally on the move after being stuck in the mud, " he said.
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Marshall Monitor Bluetooth Headphones — save £120 The Marshall Monitor headphones deliver studio-quality audio on the move thanks to the latest Bluetooth aptX technology.
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"Deprived, unprotected, and often alone, children on the move can become easy prey for traffickers and others who abuse and exploit them," UNICEF said.
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"Across Europe, child protection systems are failing children on the move," Sarah Crowe, a spokeswoman for Unicef in Geneva, said when reached by telephone.
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Freeport, Grand Bahama (CNN)Dorian is on the move again after brutally punishing the northern parts of the Bahamas for more than a day.
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Trump hasn't signed off on the move, but has been engaged on debates over whether the cut might be necessary in the coming months.
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After all, the swaying steer and its identical twin, both of which were relocating to the playground, have been on the move for decades.
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That number could increase this month as a number of his clients, including Pogba, are rumoured to be on the move again, Tuttosport says.
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"5.8 million Syrians are on the move, whether externally or internally ... and half of this is children, so children are affected most," Fore said.
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John McWhorter teaches linguistics, philosophy, and music history at Columbia University; his latest books are Words on the Move and Talking Back, Talking Black.
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Austin Rivers A matching set of durable luggage because the poor guy seems like he's really going to be on the move this season.
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Germany has opened its first-ever section of "eHighway," which allows hybrid cargo trucks to charge their batteries while they are on the move.
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People are on the move out of personal necessity, plagued by factors they cannot influence, and knocking desperately on the doors of a better life.
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Two polls showed Macron's centrist Republic on the Move (LREM) party and Modem ally winning between 355 and 360 seats in the 577-seat chamber.
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And while on the move, consumers are expected to spend an average of $1,250 each on travel, entertainment and gifts, research firm PwC recently found.
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"In the past, I've really struggled to find premium denim that's actually comfortable when you're on the move," the Portuguese athlete, 32, tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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Once again, this strategy sends a strong message to the market and the worldwide open source community that SUSE is a company on the move.
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You can also take them on the move because they don't have high power requirements and Brainwavz includes a short cable for just that purpose.
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There's an interactive LED array on the top block, which can be detached from the base to provide both controls and cuteness on the move.
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We'll also have some fantastic sponsor contests already announced from BYTON, TomTom and Viond: BYTON What can AI do for you while on the move?
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Free weekend voyages through the fall allow visitors to experience Flow Separation on the move, while on weekdays access is available to explore its deck.
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And the city, on the move in the wake of this terror attack that happened five minutes past 3:00 Eastern daylight time this afternoon.
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"Children on the move are at risk of the worst forms of abuse and harm and can easily fall victim to traffickers and other criminals."
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Forwarding photos to the account is also a good idea if you want to keep them safe in the cloud while you're on the move.
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In Paul's favor: That would be a really slick shot to the nuts he just pulled off, a no-look strike while on the move.
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Thanks to their design, versatility and intuitive interfaces, tablets are a perfect way for children to draw, solve puzzles and be entertained on the move.
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Using multiple cameras and often shot on the move, Neistat's videos are all the more impressive knowing no one told him how to do it.
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Oil has also been on the move because, as the risk of Middle East crisis increases, so does the probability of oil production being affected.
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Excellent as those goals were, the larger focus will now very likely shift to northern France, with both Russia and England fans on the move.
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Elliott declined to comment on how much it was spending on the move, which is the latest in a series of such campaigns against companies.
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However, it is still possible to make progress even if you're on the move frequently, and you don't have to deprive yourself of everything either.
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The Tokyo government, which decided on the move 15 years ago, is expected to get results from environmental tests at the new location within weeks.
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Beach expressed her concerns on the move, wondering if there would be consequences to building a memoir on the foundation of a lie, she wrote.
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One of the reasons the island was an ideal hideout for ISIS militants on the move was the absence of Iraqi troops nearby, Lt. Gen.
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It won't make the frequent traveler feel like they're in bed at home, but it will offer a better, more restful sleep on the move.
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Maybe. But Euroskeptic populist movements are far from a purely Central European phenomenon; they are also on the move in the union's founding member states.
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Authoritarian powers, namely Russia and China, are on the move in both a material and a territorial sense, as well as in an intellectual sense.
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Ever on the move, the triple-threat performer and two-time Dancing With The Stars champ is staying busy, even during some well-deserved downtime.
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But China has never offered proof that it has tested the DF-26 in the anti-ship configuration, able to target warships on the move.
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Some of these leaders may have shaved their beards, discarded their weapons and sought to blend in with the thousands of civilians on the move.
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He found himself on the move four years ago when the Cleveland Indians sent him to Washington to help the Nationals make a playoff push.
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Sony's PlayStation Portable, the PSP, was by far the more attractive on-the-move option, a handheld with sleek, desirable looks and far greater horsepower.
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Chuck, who had always been on the move, was now at home every hour of every day, struggling with anger, depression, memory loss and fatigue.
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Brady, however, had the New England offence on the move ringing up 407 yards of offence but were their own worst enemy committing uncharacteristic errors.
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The family's only public commentary on the move thus far has been a post to Twitter by their shoe and apparel company, Big Baller Brand.
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If they aren't on the streets, these millions of young people, denied educational and employment opportunities in their home countries, will be on the move.
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They put us on the poorest land and then they discovered gold and uranium and the next thing you know we're on the move again.
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Workspace A smartphone, a laptop and other devices allow Deborah Schwarz of the LAC Group to get her work done while she's on the move.
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COSMOS COULD BE ON THE MOVE The Cosmos have a new owner and will most likely be moving from Long Island to New York City.
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Plus, it runs off a rechargeable battery (powered up by USB), so you can pack it with you while traveling, camping, or on the move.
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Tech We're Using The finance editor, David Enrich, does a lot of work while on the move (but don't worry, he's not behind the wheel).
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The overseas edition of China's ruling Communist Party's People's Daily said Taiwan's governing Democratic Progressive Party was unfairly trying to cast aspersions on the move.
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The only problem for him was that it was a type of fight Joshua refused to engage in, happier to instead fight on the move.
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A city firmly on the move, CNN took a whistlestop tour around the places that keep Dubai ticking, and crunched the numbers underpinning its success.
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We'll update it with more info on the Move in the next couple weeks, but other than that, the guide's recommendations are up to date.
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Portability is another consideration, especially for children or people who are on the move a lot and want to take their games on the go.
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On Tuesday, Gilles Le Gendre, the leader of Republic on the Move in parliament, gingerly blamed the Yellow Vests for the incidents targeting his members.
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After months of rampant speculation and several very close calls, one of (if not the) best defenseman in the world is finally on the move.
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Bombardier will record charges of $278 million in the fourth quarter on the move and separate cancellation of the business jet purchase orders, the company said.
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Zdziarski also declined to comment on the move, but said in his post he's "very excited to be working with a group of like minded individuals."
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But there again, for a metal in such supposed short supply, a lot of zinc has been on the move in the past couple of months.
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"As they are always on the move and don't necessarily own land they are hard to tax, so governments don't like them much either," she added.
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Emerson Hyndman, for example, is 20 years old and playing at Fulham, rumored to be on the move, perhaps to Manchester United, Spurs, or West Ham.
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In Arábia, migrant worker Cristiano (Aristedes de Sousa) is constantly on the move, toils without pay, and is sent packing when he demands his fair share.
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However, the newly elected president's team said he did not fit the criteria to be a Republic on the Move candidate in the June parliamentary elections.
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It was the early days of World War II, and with Nazi aggression on the move, the Allies needed to conduct massive airstrikes to achieve victory.
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Two programming-packed days will keep you engaged and on the move — check out the agenda to find out all the knowledge that will be dropped.
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It's basically impossible to use on the move, so we tended to set the screen to show a map and our music and leave it be.
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We hope to challenge that notion, and constantly put artists on the move, while paying for their materials, offering a stipend, and treating them like professionals.
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At the same time in Syria, the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) are on the move to clear the countryside north of Raqqa, ISIS' de facto capital.
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His Republic On the Move party said the vote showed Corsicans' loss of confidence in Paris and that it aimed to rebuild trust everywhere in France.
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Celaa, also minister of education, says the new measures shouldn&apost encourage more arrivals, because migrants are on the move anyway to escape poverty and violence.
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Responding to the criticism, a senior party official of Macron's Republic on the Move (LREM) party said there would be no riding roughshod over alternative views.
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Because Payton has used Hill as an on-the-move blocker, it would be natural to find him easy gains on similar designs off play-action.
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Designed with a fat-removing slope, nonstick coating, and removable grill stand, you can easily take it on the move for lean, tasty meals each time.
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So, if you're going to have to work on the move, you might as well invest in a device that makes it as easy as possible.
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"On the move, the driver can influence the Cooperizer's decision-making, as the rotary controls allow adjustments to the interior ambience and driving mode," BMW says.
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The trouble with external DACs and amps, however, is that they're often quite chunky in their own right, and rarely convenient for use on the move.
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Inhabiting the space between those cans was a rare (and terribly expensive) privilege, but it wasn't something I could ever take on the move with me.
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Carmakers face selling fewer vehicles while freewheeling competitors, unencumbered by a vast manufacturing business, mop up the profits from selling transport to customers on the move.
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To take it one step further, Rose has also made some pretty good split-second decisions with the ball when he catches it on the move.
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The assaults came as more people are on the move in Rubkona county to try to reach food distributions in the area, the aid agency said.
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The majority of big businesses and government organizations relied on BlackBerry's superb security, reliable email, and utilitarian functionality to keep their workers productive on the move.
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Millennials are on the move, reinvigorating urban centers, as tech companies spread their wings beyond Silicon Valley to more affordable markets, bringing young workers with them.
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With mores around sex and gender already on the move, it is little surprise that non-binary people are on the frontlines of a rights revolution.
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Raúl Grijalva (Ariz.), ranking Democrat on the House Natural Resources Committee, sent a letter to Zinke last week pressing him for more information on the move.
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Part of that gain is that builders are more focused on the move-up market, rather than the entry level, where the profit margins are thinner.
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When LVMH started looking for a new C.E.O. for Bulgari, I had already been at TAG for a few years and was potentially on the move.
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Opinion polls show Le Pen's party, formerly known as the National Front, to be neck-and-neck with President Emmanuel Macron's centrist Republic On the Move.
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"We are going to do it without increasing taxes in 2017," Philippe told a convention of LREM, President Emmanuel Macron's centrist Republic on the Move party.
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"Many children on the move do not have adequate clothing or access to the right nutrition," said Christophe Boulierac, spokesman for the U.N. children's agency UNICEF.
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Graham tried to put a brave face on the move, saying his bill offered a much better alternative to what he called the failure of Obamacare.
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"I've been on the move my whole life," he said over lunch in the city's Maboneng precinct, a bustling neighborhood where young creatives live and work.
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CEO Satya Nadella has not commented directly on the move, which has drawn condemnation from the CEOs of Apple, Google, Facebook and many other tech companies.
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Police are constantly removing sleeping bags, blankets and items and minors need to be on the move to avoid the police and eviction from sleeping spaces.
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What makes the P.E Nation x H&M collab so cool is that it's sustainably made for all of us multi-hyphenate women-on-the-move.
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Its propulsive images of slithering octopuses and singing migrants imagine a community of bodies on the move, while Ms. Prouvost whispers in her signature breathy Franglais.
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But Chinese regulators still need to sign off on the move, and the sudden reigniting of the trade war could complicate the US banking giant's plans.
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" The big story here is that China is "a country that's feverishly on the move," from "farming and folkways, to new cities and their sprouting factories.
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Nor will they discuss if there are other sensors on board, like a gyroscope or accelerometer, so the system knows when Mario is on the move.
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Builders are not only increasing prices, but they are also mostly focused on the move-up market, not the entry level where homes are needed most.
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The yellow warbler's "sweet, sweet, sugary sweet" call is a delightful reminder that spring is on the move, and the woods are brimming with new life.
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The personnel changes at the company extend beyond the departure of Mr. Fields and ascension of Mr. Hackett, according to the officials briefed on the move.
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On the move, the Columbus captain pushed the puck between his legs, then struck it home from the same position to celebrate his 900th career game.
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With major inland ports on both the Ohio River and the Great Lakes, and busy rail and highway networks, the Buckeye State is on the move.
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For the report, WalletHub identified five archetypal profiles of different types of spenders: Old School, Young, Cash-Strapped, Everyday Joe and International and on the Move.
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The Japanese played to his strengths throughout, staying behind the baseline and keeping his opponent constantly on the move as he began to control the rallies.
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John McWhorter's "Words on the Move" is far more polemical in style; in fact it's a sort of master class in how to prove a point.
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Those who knew Mr. Singer described him in interviews as a man constantly on the move, in and out of airports, hotels, boardrooms and living rooms.
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Perhaps if this was on 3DS or Vita—or Switch—I'd be more likely to, in those shorter, on-the-move sessions between home and office.
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Horford hit him on the move, and the one-time All-Star calmly stopped on a dime to nail a mid-range jumper over Jae Crowder.
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But when you've spent a ton on the move itself, the last thing you want to do is invest lots of money in new devices and accessories.
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Holiday travel this year is expected to reach "the highest level on record," with 103 million Americans on the move for year-end holidays, according to AAA.
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A ferocious banger against downhill runs, Ragland struggles on the move against outside zone — the bedrock of L.A.'s run game — and is highly susceptible in coverage.
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Called — fittingly — the ZTE Gigabit Phone, the Chinese company says the device will make 360-degree VR, 4K video, and instant cloud storage possible on the move.
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National Rail had to stop all trains running on the line because of the trespassers, but after a short stop the trains were on the move again.
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Jolie Pitt spoke in London on Monday as part of BBC's World on the Move day, continuing her humanitarian efforts to help the growing number of refugees.
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Another service, IVIS - the corporate governance research service of the Investment Association - issued a "red top" recommendation on the move on Friday, its strongest level of concern.
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Jose Reyes, batting against a drawn-in infield, then bounced a ball over the mound that was fielded on the move by Freddy Galvis, the Phillies' shortstop.
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Each set includes a blade with precision-honed edges, shaving gel for a rich lather, and a travel cover to protect the blades when on the move.
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The class-action lawsuit only names Lyft, since Uber has been more amendable to working with Lowell and the Westchester Disabled on the Move organization, Lowell claimed.
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I guess when you're a celebrity trying to maintain a squad while on the move, you can use the help of all the apps you can get.
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Big-box retail wars Wal-Mart and Target were on the move today after Cowen and Company's Oliver Chen made a big call on the retail sector.
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It's not the most refined or precise bass presentation, but it doesn't have to be when you're talking about headphones intended to be used on the move.
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His bloc, known as "Sairoon" in Arabic, or On The Move, has said it would focus on rebuilding infrastructure and providing health and education to the poor.
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Download speeds appeared twice as fast while on the move than on the second floor of the hotel, where it appeared to top out at around 200Mbps.
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Celaa said the government didn&apost believe its new policies would encourage more migrant arrivals because they are on the move anyway to escape poverty and violence.
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The survey projected centrist Macron's Republic on the Move party and its MoDem ally would win between 430 and 460 seats in the 577-seat lower house.
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After launching Wi-Fi in its Ola Prime category last September, Ola realised the need for consumers to be seamlessly connect to the Internet on the move.
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The strikes targeted "terrorist groups on the move", the source told Reuters, without elaborating on whether fighters from the Syrian Kurdish YPG or Islamic State were hit.
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New York City-based Shake Shack has also been on the move, planting its flag in new locations like Dallas and Scottsdale, Arizona, over the past year.
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Kawahiva Often on the move through Mato Grosso, Brazil, this tribe left tools and pieces of their homes as the only clues to their existence for decades.
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Over the summer, we're constantly on the move — whether it's popping over to post-work drinks or traveling outside the city limits for fresh air weekend excursions.
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Instead of playing pure homebuilder stocks, investors should look at home construction stocks to capitalize on the move, said Mike Binger, senior portfolio manager at Gradient Investments.
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The move higher in Asian markets also came after U.S. stock indexes gained on Wednesday, with energy shares advancing on the move higher in oil prices overnight.
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Clearly, the 46-year-old Iceman, who lived in the South Tyrol region of Northern Italy between 3100 and 3370 BC, survived by staying on the move.
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By pairing the Forerunner 235 with your smartphone you'll get notifications of all incoming emails, calls, texts, and social media alerts even when you're on the move.
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Later in the day, the second session with Johnson is devoted to shot mechanics—how he can better himself shooting on the move and off the bounce.
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"People saw that image and were really shocked to the core, it became quite personal," said Daniela Reale, Save the Children UK's children on the move expert.
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Baseball has far more games than other sports and everyone connected with a club spends eight months of the year in close quarters, constantly on the move.
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Vulnerable to making unforced errors in bunches and to faltering when forced to hit on the move, she seemed much more stable under pressure in Indian Wells.
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This auto-calibration, which in practice works much like the similar feature on Apple's HomePod, is made possible by the four far-field microphones on the Move.
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But the candidate for the traditional center-right party, Francois-Xavier Bellamy of The Republicans, is proving tougher competition than expected for Macron's Republic On the Move.
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His voyages made an indelible impression: "I always imagine the Coach girl as someone who's on the move, with the wind blowing through her hair," he says.
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As a global refugee crisis sped up and spread out, curators at a New Mexico museum spent two years reshaping a show about people on the move.
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The agency was concerned about the fate of Central Americans, including families and unaccompanied children, who are on the move in need of safe haven, he said.
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These apparently include back-and-forths via text messages, as well as calls involving cellphone users on the move, whose calls are handled by different cellphone towers.
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The race in Paris had been considered, initially at least, a rare potential victory for Mr. Macron's party, La République en Marche, or Republic on the Move.
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What if Instagram could automatically tell your Close Friends you're 🏠 (home), 🤓 (working), 🚗 (on the move) or 🛋️ (chilling and might want to hang out)?
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Tiffany on the move: The jeweler had 30 guards watching as more than 114,53 "units of merchandise" were moved during the renovation of its Fifth Avenue store.
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Macron suffered his first electoral setback on Sunday when his Republic on the Move (LREM) party won fewer seats than expected in elections for the French Senate.
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Greek authorities laid on buses on Monday to transfer migrants from Piraeus to dockyards northwest of Athens, and there were signs that refugees were on the move.
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Perhaps the only thing worse than being stuck in an internment camp is being stuck in an internment camp when there's a deadly virus on the move.
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A number of cannabis stocks were on the move Monday afternoon after Toronto-based weed supplier Tilray scored a new partnership with the Nova Scotia Liquor Company.
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I constantly find myself trying to engage with older members of my family on the move toward smartphone banking, only to be met with reluctance and apprehension.
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Russia's Ministry of Defence broadcast images on Tuesday of columns of tanks, armoured vehicles and warships on the move, and combat helicopters and fighter aircraft taking off.
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In a career that kept her on the move for many years, Westphal was endlessly curious and creative, working in ceramics, quilting, fiber, Xerox, and wearable art.
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Making a successful leap to this new on-the-move platform is critical for Nintendo - but investors are struggling to decode what they have seen so far.
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"So many stories begin with a picture and ride share drivers are ubiquitous — tech savvy, on the move and easy to identify via global positioning technology," he added.
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Keep it small because you never know where you're gonna go and what your schedule's gonna be so it's nice to be on the move at any moment.
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People say millennials are a lazy and entitled bunch, but most millennials I know are hustlers — we're scrappy, on the move, and constantly aiming to get shit done.
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"Human speech is always morphing along," says John McWhorter, a linguist at Columbia University and author of Words on the Move: Why English Won't - and Can't - Sit Still.
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Now that he is on the move, I’m constantly chasing him around and removing things from his mouth that I didn’t even know existed.
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Thursday's attack turned the volume up on that message, escalating tensions further -- multiple explosions aboard ships on the move, fires breaking out, crew injured, everyone forced to evacuate.
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Caring for your newborn isn't always an easy feat, considering that you're constantly on the move, running on little sleep, and attending to their needs around the clock.
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And it did pay off: the Samsung Galaxy S25 53G held on to 25G on the move noticeably better than it did on Verizon's 22019G network in Chicago.
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On the other hand, AVs could also encourage sprawl by making long commutes more acceptable, because riders will be able to work or even sleep on the move.
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You can have a super light laptop with great battery life when you're on the move, and a computer as powerful as a desktop when you get home.
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Just as the Irish, Italians and Jews of Mr Bunker's time decamped to the suburbs, or warmer climes, the Indian-Americans of Jackson Heights are on the move.
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Bank shares rose on the move, with the Nifty public sector bank index rising 2 percent by 0911 GMT in a Mumbai market that was up 0.4 percent.
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Along the way, audiences meet Walls' dysfunctional family, who were constantly on the move thanks to her father's inability to find a stable job — and his drinking problems.
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As the head of JPMorgan Chase & Co.'s Women on the Move initiative, Samantha Saperstein spoke about what companies can and should do to overcome institutionalized gender bias.
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Why not have him run more dribble hand offs with Blake, actions that force the defense to rotate and allow Jackson to make faster decisions on the move?
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Walking around and having it follow you is cool and all, but this thing shines when you're on the move and it's speeding to catch up with you.
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The Switch, a hybrid console that can be played on the move or connected to a TV, has been a big revenue driver for Nintendo since its release.
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Macron's Republic On The Move party controls an outright majority in the lower house National Assembly and not a single of the president's MPs broke ranks on Tuesday.
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Despite the rise in women and girls on the move, "Sex for services [bartering sex for goods or favors] isn't happening so much," said UNHCR spokeswoman Melita Sunjic.
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Not only does it reign over all weather, around the clock…it can hunt bad guys when they are on the move or trying to escape in vehicles.
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"This is a campaign on the move," Sanders shouted to a crowd of thousands gathered along the waterfront in Queens, the Manhattan skyline serving as a dramatic backdrop.
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Hundreds of millions of people are on the move in high-speed trains where, according to media reports, more than 22.9 percent of the tickets were purchased online.
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All sides on the move It is too early to tell whether the move to take Nubul and Zahraa really has cut off rebel supplies into the city.
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In a shake-up reflecting the pressures on the American auto industry, Ford Motor is replacing its chief executive, Mark Fields, according to officials briefed on the move.
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That was two points ahead of Macron's Republic On the Move party, which was seen up one percentage point from the previous poll last week at 23 percent.
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We spoke to Thomas Farley, aka Mister Manners, for his best advice on navigating trouble spots in the workplace as part of TODAY's "Manners on the Move" series.
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We must do all we can to educate providers, manufacturers, and consumers themselves about the opportunities for aging in place – and aging on the move – that technology affords.
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Newly built homes always come at a price premium, but that spread widened significantly during the housing recovery, because builders were focused only on the move-up buyer.
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They still won't, for the majority of people, but Google's Daydream announcement sets a firm foundation of expectation for those who want to experience VR on the move.
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Immune responses that would normally go unprovoked by cancer cells—or in some cases even support those cells—are tricked into thinking there's a virus on the move.
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It has a coiled-up section, much like the aforementioned Sony 503s, but that's smaller on these headphones and makes them much easier to use on the move.
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The attorney general - listed as co-defendant alongside the central bank - has agreed on the move to reach a settlement, a lawyer representing his office said in court.
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By turns talking to the camera and on the move, these five speak about their lives as Mr. Echeverria tracks each from home to street, work and church.
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Shortly after Knoller's tweet, the president was on the move, departing the town of Chilmark on Martha's Vineyard, where the first family is vacationing, at 85033:38 p.m.
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ABC is pumping up its comedy offerings, S.H.I.E.L.D. is on the move, Scandal is being delayed, Shonda Rhimes now has five shows on ABC and dogs can talk.
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In China, as in the United States and elsewhere, people are clicking, texting and shopping on their smartphones in droves, and many do so while on the move.
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White Sox left fielder Melky Cabrera, who may be another veteran on the move before Monday's trade deadline, is just 4-for-24 in his last six games.
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Amazon said late Wednesday that it would allow employees affected by a recent role elimination to remain in their jobs, following a Business Insider report on the move.
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Until now, CEO Satya Nadella had not commented directly on the move, which has drawn condemnation from the CEOs of Apple, Google, Facebook and many other tech companies.
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And if you'd rather spend your trip on the move, Menton offers plenty of cafés, Italian restaurants, botanical gardens, and art museums to check out, according to TripSavvy.
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Even though the foreign exchange trader said this was a sizable move against the ruble he cautioned against drawing broad conclusions about asset pricing based on the move.
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No date has been set for the Facebook ban to be implemented, and the social network did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the move.
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Dorian was on the move along the U.S. coastline early, lashing the east coast of central Florida and eyeing the Carolinas, where mass evacuations have already been ordered.
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Water shortages can prompt an exodus from the countryside to crowded cities: Across the arid Sahel, young men unable to live off the land are on the move.
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A shrinking off-season is hardly an American phenomenon; around the world, players and coaches are often on the move even before the season's final whistle is blown.
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Opinion polls show Le Pen's Rassemblement National party, formerly known as the National Front, to be neck-and-neck with President Emmanuel Macron's centrist Republic On the Move.
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The figure suggests that far bigger military contingents would be on the move than declared, the minister said, a sign that Moscow may intend to leave some behind.
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"The French government has missed an opportunity to distinguish itself in this affair," said Sébastien Nadot, a parliamentary deputy in Mr. Macron's Republic on the Move political movement.
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" In his autobiography, "On the Move: A Life" (2015), Dr. Sacks wrote: "Isabelle would never permit me, any more than she permitted herself, any loose, exaggerated, uncorroborated statements.
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Self-made billionaire Richard Branson is a jet-setter constantly on the move, but that isn't stopping him from meeting the goals he set for himself this year.
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Macron's Republic on the Move party would get 29 percent of the votes, versus 20 percent each for the conservative The Republicans and the far-right National Front.
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You may never get to ride in the Vision-S, but someday it could be Sony providing the tools to keep you entertained, safe, and on the move.
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Hyde also suggested that Yovanovitch's movements were being monitored, texting Parnas, "They will let me know when she's on the move," seemingly referring to her private security detail.
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In Bluetooth mode, you won't have access to either Alexa or Google Assistant, even if you've set those up on the Move to work with your home system.
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Vogel is also always speaking to strangers when he is on the move —whether he has to ask for directions or for permission to camp in public areas.
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Being able to operate whatever I'm listening to via my watch, and to make calls on the move without touching my phone, have been truly refreshing for me.
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Bill Clinton was on the move in D.C. Monday morning -- but for as fast as he was going ... he didn't hesitate to give a status update on Hillary.
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Although she suffered from a heavy cold last winter, Britain's longest-reigning monarch, who turns 91 Friday, has been on the move ever since — and she's never looked better!
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She says they seize these kinds of opportunities because, as a military family that's often on the move, they try to make the best of it everywhere they go.
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Between December 210 and January 2910, the market was down near-0003 percent (that downward trend didn't cement, and by March 2000 stocks were on the move up again).
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The Thunder will want to get them on the move toward the basket whenever possible, and there will be world-shattering, rim-endangering action if they can do it.
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He shoots with a quick release and unchanging mechanics on the move, coming off of screens, from a standstill when spotting up, and when creating off the the dribble.
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For one of rock's great autodidacts, the physical act of adventuring mirrors a mind constantly on the move, piqued by the new, the different, the unexpected and the fun.
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His party, though, won only 17 seats in the parliamentary election which gave Macron's Republic on the Move (LREM) party a large majority in the 577-seat lower house.
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Parliament, where Macron's Republic on the Move party has a commanding majority, has already voted to allow the government to issue the decrees without a vote in the assembly.
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Depending on conditions, a Zephyr on the move can travel between 1,000km and 2,000km a day, so in principle only this one base is needed to serve the world.
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They are what people think of when they think headphones: a way to take your music on the move, keep it private, and isolate yourself from a noisy surrounding.
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BlackRock's decision, which highlights investor concerns about Italy's uncertain political environment, was confirmed by the fund manager and Carige following a report on the move in La Repubblica newspaper.
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In "Your Halloween Costume Expires Sooner Than You Think," Jennifer Harlan writes about how the pop-culture Halloween costume came to be: The high heels were on the move.
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With a Bluetooth range of 100 feet and an impressive 15 hour playback, you'll be set to take your Spotify playlist on the move wherever your adventures take you.
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The idea is that you'll want the smaller cans for while you're out on the move and the bigger version for when you want higher-quality listening at home.
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The new helicopter will also be designed to use next-generation sensors to find enemies on the move and employ next-generation weapons to attack them, Army officials describe.
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" On The Move — & Michelle's First Big Paycheck M: "The move from working as a resident to working as a professional, you end up making more money because you're billing.
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One thing that is clear -- she's gonna be building something, and seeing how we're told this was shot AFTER a trip to USC ... it's likely she's on the move.
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A Forbes article titled, "The Young and the Restless: Millennials On The Move, " describes how it's uncommon for millennial generation members to stay planted in one spot for long.
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It provides portable warmth while you're on the move for over 49.993 hours at a time, making commutes and nights out on the town more bearable in the winter.
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Rains instructed us to step aside as the line—a few dozen inmates on the move—ambled from chow to J-Cellhouse, under the supervision of a few guards.
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United States and European officials acknowledge that they are ill equipped to thwart technologically savvy young Islamic State terrorists who use encrypted communications while they are on the move.
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To illustrate the mammoth number of people on the move, the UNHCR said the latest trends suggested that on average last year, a person became displaced every two seconds.
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UNICEF and UNHCR assert that all children on the move, no matter why or how they were uprooted, should receive the same care and compassion as any other child.
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Donald J. Trump has hired a new pollster to help him capture an elusive Republican victory in New York, his home state, two people briefed on the move said.
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I would listen to them all the time on my little stereo that sat on my bedside table, popping them in my Walkman whenever I was on the move.
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He savored sharing the sense of achievement and, even more than that, the structure and community that had proved so elusive to a latchkey kid always on the move.
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The dollar was also on the move amid signs of more change at the Federal Reserve, while President Donald Trump's Republican party pushes ahead with its tax cut program.
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That said, with the subway fare hikes on the move upward, New Yorkers could be facing an even more daunting reality by having to pay even more for pizza.
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Amazon has hired Jamil Ghani, Target's SVP of strategy and innovation, to run the Amazon Prime membership business in international markets, according to a person briefed on the move.
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U.S. stocks initially surged on the move, which had increasingly been expected as it became evident the COVID-19 virus would not be contained to its epicenter in China.
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The space isn't large but it's jam-packed with information — texts, photographs, videos and touch-screen animations — layered in a way that keeps your attention constantly on the move.
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Mr. Sadr's electoral list, "Sairoon" in Arabic, or "On The Move," garnered the largest number of votes, although 56 percent of Iraq's voters stayed away from the polling booths.
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On Baseball By the time Jean Segura joined the Seattle Mariners, in a trade from the Arizona Diamondbacks in November 270, he was used to life on the move.
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Two mornings later, after a rest day, they were on the move once again, departing San Pedro Tapanatepec and bound for Santiago Niltepec, about 30 miles to the northwest.
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The family, destitute once Albert lost his job after an injury, scrounged for scraps of food and was often on the move, a step ahead of the rent collector.
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ET. Mayor Lenny Curry called it a "difficult decision" in a news conference, saying that he decided on the move after consulting with university leaders and public safety officials.
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Aid workers say that so much of the country is on the move — with vast numbers of people fleeing places where violence erupts — that most new arrivals to Mrs.
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I thought it would be great to have a way for fans to easily look up the locations while on the move, which is what inspired the Instagram account.
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Also consider that lighter options are less hard work to push around, an important point if you're going to be on the move more than when you're at home.
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Reuters reported on the move late yesterday — citing sources familiar with the update who suggested the change of jurisdiction for U.K. users will weaken legal protections around their data.
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In this show, which was organized by Jill Lloyd, an independent curator, Gerstl is constantly on the move, striking out on his own, and then retreating to familiar territory.
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Always on the move, constantly running from one meeting to another, senators almost never have hours on end, much less three days straight, to focus on a single subject.
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Andrew Amoils, head of research at New World Wealth, said he expected the ranks of millionaires on the move to top 100,000 within the next two to three years.
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With Macron's fledgling Republic on the Move party dominating the center, Wauquiez is likely to take The Republicans to the right, fishing for support among eurosceptic National Front sympathizers.
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The Japanese changed their radio call signs at an irregular time, their ships were on the move and American military intelligence had lost track of four of their carriers.
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On Thursday, Manning was often on the move, and hit frequently, including as he threw deep downfield on his final pass of the game toward the Eagles' goal line.
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"The majority of children on the move on the Central Mediterranean route to Italy are coming from west Africa and some from east Africa," explained UNICEF spokesperson Sarah Crowe.
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