419 Sentences With "repose"

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He enlisted in the Navy during the Korean War and served on the hospital ship Repose, where he played with a shipboard group, the Repose Ramblers. from The New York Times
Waldburger, the court distinguished between statutes of repose and limitations. from Reuters
Who else could repose so regally while resting at home? from Mashable
This is sound in repose, listening to its own echo. from New Yorker
There's none of the repose that characterizes the Greek ideal. from The New York Times
Une telle caricature ne repose, tout simplement, sur aucun fait. from The New York Times
He will lie in repose; he will not lie in state. from The New York Times
He will lie in repose at the court until Friday evening. from The New York Times
But why do animals repose in the way that they do? from Gizmodo
Even Gigi Hadid captured her adorable cutie-pie in sweet repose. from People
Gordie Howe's body will lie in repose inside the arena bowl. from The New York Times
The statute of repose in the Securities Act is three years. from Reuters
Dormitories are also a very special place of repose for students. from The New York Times
Some patients are very beautiful in repose and seem at peace. from The New York Times
She's a beautiful dancer capable of classicism, repose, lyricism and ardor. from The New York Times
We held a prayer service for the repose of his soul. from CNN
The four tigers have achieved prosperity without complacency, wealth without repose. from Economist
"It's a face of such astonishing innocence and repose," he said. from The New York Times
His "Repose-Toi sur Moi" is a very beautiful love story. from The New York Times
There's a field of sleep science dedicated to the biology of repose. from New Yorker
The top lot: "Sleeping Leopard" £156,250 (~$192,717), a bronze feline in repose. from Hyperallergic
That might feel like a small step toward the ability to repose. from The Hill
Crowds gathered to view the singer lying in repose inside the museum. from CNN
Kennedy's body lay in repose in the East Room for 24 hours. from Politico
Waldburger that the statute of limitations and the statute of repose are distinct. from Reuters
ET: Bush lies in repose at St. Martin's Episcopal Church until 7 a.m. from The Hill
She didn't need to order her family's male driver from his evening repose. from The New York Times
Every single element of your sweet, sweet repose can now be purchased online. from Business Insider
On the mountain, climbers escape into concentration as pure as a monk's repose. from The New York Times
These dreamy non-sequiturs offer an intermittent ticker tape of consciousness in repose. from Vice
Public viewing as she lays in repose will be held between noon and midnight. from People
The issue of whether the statute of repose can be tolled is really slippery. from Reuters
You know the one where she's in full repose, her bush on full display. from Refinery 29
But a timeless enemy, abetted by the disorder of war, threatens the mummies' repose. from Reuters
The British Empire was Hitler's ideal image of a master race in dominant repose. from New Yorker
During my early evenings in repose, I would obsess enviously over friends' Instagram accounts. from Vice
Deep down, they say, we simply do not respect the human need for repose. from New Yorker
Recently, a 25-foot-tall, bare-chested Jeff Goldblum in repose appeared in London. from The New York Times
On the couch reclined what appeared to be a golden idol, regal in repose. from The New York Times
Young men awaiting haircuts and makeup were draped across couches in stages of repose. from The New York Times
Scalia's body was brought to the Supreme Court on Friday to lie in repose. from The Hill
An elegiac second theme offers lyrical repose, though there's a subtext of unsettling harmonies. from The New York Times
In oral arguments, the chief justice agreed that for defendants, repose means freedom from surprises. from Reuters
Antonin Scalia's body will lie in repose today in the Supreme Court's majestic Great Hall. from The New York Times
Reagan will lie in repose at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library on Wednesday and Thursday. from Reuters
Friday: Former first lady Barbara Bush lies in repose at St. Martin's Church in Houston. from The Hill
It's a brief point of repose on an album that thrives on its own restlessness. from The New York Times
What's refreshingly missing are the images one might expect of a city in seasonal repose. from The New York Times
If the ceremony is outside a capitol building, it is described as lying in repose. from The New York Times
Bush will lie in repose at St. Martin's Church in Houston, where she was well loved. from The New York Times
The statute of repose is not an equitable principle but a substantive legal right for defendants. from Reuters
At the center is a man in repose, halfway between sleep and consciousness, surrounded by dark. from The New York Times
The installation is spare — an appropriate, though at times underwhelming, choice that offers minimal visual repose. from Hyperallergic
Courtesy the artist; Corvi-Mora, London; and Jack Shainman Gallery, New York 9 "Repose III" (2017). from New Yorker
EDT: Former first lady Barbara Bush lies in repose at St. Martin's Episcopal Church in Houston. from The Hill
The appeals court found that Firrea does supersede all applicable time limits, including statutes of repose. from The New York Times
Their only moments of repose are at the film's opening, and even those aren't too relaxed. from The New York Times
Modern Alpine spa resorts reimagine the mountains' traditional wooden huts as lofty architectural temples of repose. from The New York Times
Action may be the Horizon's forte, but it also does surprisingly well with rest, reflection and repose. from TechCrunch
She leaned against the structure in faux-languid repose, as if the sculpture was a fainting couch. from Hyperallergic
Among my other favorites are a small, reddish study of a lion in repose by Théodore Géricault. from Hyperallergic
These last two take Drewes' verse literally, tangling up disparate items in a state of artificial repose. from Hyperallergic
"Our goal was to create a moment of repose, of thoughtfulness, a call to prayer," he said. from Hyperallergic
Members of the public paid their respects on Friday, when Bush lay in repose at the church. from CNBC
Obama will pay his respects Friday at the Supreme Court, where Scalia's body will lie in repose. from The Hill
A court spokeswoman said Scalia's body will lie in repose at the Supreme Court building on Friday. from Reuters
Even in repose, its snaky veins swell to the surface, masked only by a tangle of tattoos. from The New York Times
This is known as a "statute of repose," which is different from an ordinary statute of limitations. from The New York Times
The question was whether the extension under Firrea trumps the statute of repose in the securities laws. from The New York Times
CalPERS' petition for certiorari presented two questions: the first about American Pipe tolling and the statute of repose; the second on whether, despite the statute of repose, a member of an uncertified class action can file an individual suit based on the same claims as those of the class. from Reuters
His preserved body is currently in repose in his hometown of Ilocos in the north of the country. from CNN
Scalia's death A dazed Supreme Court executed a "lying in repose" at the Great Hall in February 2016. from CNN
He walks with a placid swagger, in and out of the boxing ring, like a velociraptor in repose. from Vice
The statute of repose, according to the 2nd Circuit, cannot be tolled by the filing of class action. from Reuters
She will lie in repose Wednesday and Thursday at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, Calif. from The Hill
Obama will pay his respects on Friday at the Supreme Court, where Scalia's body will lie in repose. from The Hill
Before the service, Bush lay in repose at St. Martin's Episcopal Church from Wednesday night until Thursday morning. from CNN
I'd been taken aback, seeing him, his still face so sombre in repose, with a slightly grayish tinge. from New Yorker
It offers a glimpse at the natural world, in repose, and a reminder of your part in it. from Mashable
But before he did, he stipulated that his remains find eternal repose at his all-time favorite hang. from Vice
Franklin began lying in repose at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History in Detroit Tuesday. from CNN
In the third movement, as throughout the concert, even moments of repose always seemed ready to burst into action. from The New York Times
There are a number of ways to examine what a volcano was/is doing during these periods of repose. from Wired
After announcing his departure from Klein in 2016, Costa returned to his home country to take a creative repose. from Refinery 29
"I've spent a lot of time just in repose with this guy, on set," Downey told THR of Evans. from People
On one side is Charles White's 1959 "Untitled" — a drawing of a man in repose with his eyes closed. from Hyperallergic
The White House said Obama and the first lady will visit the court as Scalia's body lies in repose. from CNN
She will lie in repose at the library on Wednesday and Thursday, allowing the public to pay their respects. from People
Ongoing violence In repose to the violence, schools and colleges were closed and access to the internet was suspended. from CNN
Aretha Franklin laid in repose in a different outfit for the final public open-casket viewing before her funeral. from People
Often they stand motionless, one foot crossed over the other ankle, arms by their side, classically upright in repose. from The New York Times
The late Justice Antonin Scalia lies in repose in the Great Hall of the Supreme Court on Feb. 20. from The Hill
There is also something that feels undignified about snacking near a loved one lying in repose, Ms. Keenan added. from The New York Times
Justice John Paul Stevens will lie in repose at the Supreme Court, where he served for nearly 35 years. from CNN
Under the 2nd Circuit's IndyMac precedent, CalPERS' individual suit against Lehman defendants fell outside of the statute of repose. from Reuters
Still, when life and light are so concentrated, every moment of pleasure and repose is turbocharged, Yates-Johnson says. from The New York Times
Each chord feels like it's finding repose from the previous one, creating a sense of release without feeling repetitive. from The New York Times
Smith, meanwhile, bounces from steadily driving beats to moments of long, ominous repose, as Berne dances and swarms above.nublu. from The New York Times
Her sinuous, delicate men often appear nude, in languorous repose or sound asleep, attended by sumptuously dressed, leonine females. from Hyperallergic
Today her negatives—often the only records of crumbled landmarks—repose in the archive of Historic England, a heritage agency. from Economist
The body of Aretha Franklin lies in repose at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, on Aug. from Buzzfeed News
Though he was later moved two blocks north, the statue has leaned forward in repose over the neighborhood ever since. from Vice
They were mesmerized in their fear, believing they had uncovered something fell and antediluvian, a blind god in subterrestrial repose. from Vice
Scalia's body will lie in repose in the Supreme Court's Great Hall on Friday, a day before his funeral service. from Reuters
We see loneliness at the door, as the only visitor in these seductive and silent works of women in repose. from Vice
The team analyzed the booth's circulation; how to best feature the sculpture; how to create moments of stimulation and repose. from The New York Times
The former President will also lie in repose at St. Martin's Episcopal Church in Houston, Texas from 83:45 p.m. from CNN
Ebenstein called a "wall of pets" — mostly dogs, lovingly presented in shadow boxes evoking eternal repose in the living room. from The New York Times
Bush's remains will be taken to Houston on Wednesday night, and will lie in repose at St. Martin's Episcopal Church. from The Hill
You know perfumed flesh, in anklets, and spirit, unadorned, take turns at lead and follow, one in action and repose. from New Yorker
ET in Houston, where the late former President George H.W. Bush is lying in repose at St. Martin's Episcopal Church. from CNN
One by one, they appear for the camera in a moment of repose, framed by darkness or a visual void. from Hyperallergic
States like Oklahoma are also driving much of the legal action against pharmaceutical companies in repose to the opioid crisis. from Wired
Walter sat waiting in professorial repose, hands resting on his tweed vest and sharp eyes trained on a distant llama. from Vice
Construction noise, congestion, aggressive cyclists — Kips Bay pays a price for urban convenience, but it also nurtures spots of repose. from The New York Times
"RIP Nancy" is written in the sky above the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library where Nancy Reagan lies in repose. pic.twitter. from The Hill
They point to the Securities Act of 1933, which imposes the stricter three-year deadline, called a statute of repose. from The New York Times
Waldburger, in which the justices voted, 7 to 2, that an extender provision did not displace a statute of repose. from The New York Times
Then, with little time to spare, he led the court as it organized a "lying in repose" for thousands of mourners. from CNN
He will also lie in repose at St. Martin's Episcopal Church in his hometown of Houston Wednesday evening to Thursday morning. from Axios
Members of the public had a chance to pay their respects on Friday, when Bush lay in repose at the church. from Reuters
Bush's body lay in repose on Friday at the church for members of the public who wanted to pay their respects. from People
What if the exploded bodies, the dismembered body parts, suddenly started to appear in our most beloved, sacred places of repose? from Hyperallergic
"Yep, that's auntie koko in the BG," she captioned the photo, drawing our eyes immediately to Khloé in a sensual repose. from Refinery 29
Upholding the 2nd Circuit's ruling on the statute of repose "would exacerbate district courts' administrative and judicial difficulties in managing" them. from Reuters
Headlessness recurs throughout the show: In "In Mortal Repose" (2011), a bronze, headless, legless body melts off of a cement plinth. from Hyperallergic
Late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia's body will lie in repose at the Supreme Court Friday, ahead of a Saturday funeral. from The Hill
For President Donald Trump, the long-standing image of a leader in repose doesn't apply, at least in his own mind. from CNN
The Securities Act, as you know, includes both a one-year statute of limitations and a three-year statute of repose. from Reuters
But your repose may be fractured when throngs of hikers bulldoze their way toward your perch on a scenic canyon rim. from The New York Times
Gilbertson that the three-year Securities Act time limit is a statute of repose and said in 2014's CTS v. from Reuters
When the hell hounds of my imagination stir in my bed beside me and grant me a few hours of repose. from The New York Times
The camera guiltily looms behind the body, which rests in either repose or defeat, to symbolize photography's ethnographic archiving of it. from Hyperallergic
The body of Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist, who died in 2005, was the last to lie in repose at the court. from The New York Times
A day after laying in repose at the Supreme Court, Stevens -- a World War II veteran -- was buried in a private ceremony. from CNN
"I've spent a lot of time just in repose with this guy, on set," Downey Jr. told THR about his Avengers costar. from People
The former president will also lie in repose at St. Martin's Episcopal Church in Houston, where Bush lived, from 7:45 p.m. from CNN
What stood out about Franklin as she lay in repose at Detroit's Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History on Tuesday? from The Hill
Former Chief Justice William Rehnquist was the last justice to lie in repose at the court, in 2005, the NPR report said. from The Hill
Former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens, who died Tuesday, will lie in repose in the Supreme Court's Great Hall on Monday. from The Hill
She has both repose and action, grace and mystery; what she shows and what she hides are equal parts of her beauty. from The New York Times
The 41st president's remains will be flown later Wednesday to Houston, where he will lie in repose at St. Martin's Episcopal Church. from The Hill
They go on stage, they do their thing, and then they get off, and they repose a little bit or a lot. from Vice
But a dense tone cluster of brass and Hammond organ interrupts this repose, and the music devolves into a buzzing, asynchronous mass. from The New York Times
The procession will end at the Billy Graham Library in Charlotte, where the public can pay respects while he lies in repose. from The New York Times
I see a repose that neither earth nor hell can break, and I feel an assurance of the endless and shadowless hereafter. from New Yorker
Miyasaka's shrine is a picture of restraint and modest repose, its buildings made of bare wood stripped and roughened by the elements. from Reuters
Sculptures bookend the sofa, paintings and prints decorate the walls and the overall atmosphere is one of beauty, historic grandeur and repose. from The New York Times
Anyone familiar with Fahler's work would recognize his use of steel, plaster, and dyed hydrosol, which composed a figure in meditative repose. from Hyperallergic
In contrast, a statute of repose creates a drop-dead date after which no claim can be filed, regardless of its merit. from The New York Times
Justices Ginsberg and Kagan said it's not even clear that the Securities Act provision is meant to be a statute of repose. from Reuters
He invents plausible pseudo-Donizetti for the opera-within-the-opera, playing to DiDonato's dual gifts for coloratura agility and lyric repose. from New Yorker
Neil Connolly, which lay in repose under the dome of St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church on the Lower East Side of Manhattan. from The New York Times
"I've come to pay respects, pray for the repose of his soul and pray for consoling graces for the family," Ms. Palladino said. from The New York Times
Now that the elder Bush's remains are in Houston, there will be a guard of honor in attendance while he lies in repose. from People
In repose, the Touch Bar features the buttons most generally useful to the system: "Esc" on the far left, as it should be. from Mashable
His remains were then flown to Houston, where he was scheduled to lie in repose at St. Martin's Episcopal Church until Thursday morning. from The Hill
In anguish and repose, Anna could be a figure in an Italian Renaissance painting, a pale image of sorrow against a dark background. from The New York Times
Even when they happen upon an ideal refuge—a secluded trailer park, inhabited by veterans and other wounded souls—Will finds no repose. from New Yorker
Former first lady Barbara Bush lies in repose at St. Martin's Episcopal Church in Houston, Texas, on Friday prior to the public visitation. from The Hill
Members of the public also can pay their respects Friday as Bush's body lies in repose at St. Martin's Episcopal Church in Houston. from CNN
Jerry Mahoney, a ventriloquist's dummy and TV star of the 1950s and 1960s, flops in repose on a bookshelf in the living room. from The New York Times
Hench doesn't have a lot to say; but even in rigid repose, his most common posture, his body is eloquent with radioactive misery. from The New York Times
He caught them in moments of repose, or while dressing — or, perhaps more often, undressing — for work, or in other unself-conscious poses. from Hyperallergic
If this statute of repose issue sounds vaguely familiar, that's because the Supreme Court was poised in 2014 to resolve a split between the 2nd and 10th U.S. Circuit Courts of Appeal on whether the 1973 American Pipe rule - which holds that the filing of a class action tolls the statute of limitations for class members - also applies to the statute of repose. from Reuters
He was honored with a memorial service on Friday morning, and will lie in repose at the U.S. Capitol Rotund before services on Saturday. from People
For spring '17, we find her in repose — as always, shot by Mario Testino, but in a much more relaxed setting than past campaigns. from Refinery 29
Briefly, Nick catches a moment of repose on our conference table while Farideh, our culinary director, snaps photos of all of their finished dishes. from Vice
After five minutes of picking, oohing, ahhing and proclaiming that our diets "for real" would start tomorrow, I needed to take a brief repose. from People
One of them shows Keith Richards in what can only be described as junkie repose, leaning away from the world and into a pillow. from Hyperallergic
Reports the Journal: Tom Cudok, director of Hotel Esplanade in Bad Saarow, spent years smoothing conflicts between couples seeking repose and families with children. from Economist
In 2016, a plethora of certiorari petitions asked the Supreme Court to decide whether American Pipe tolling also applies to the statute of repose. from Reuters
However, members of the public will be able to pay their respects during visitation to Bush in repose on Friday, also at St. Martin's. from CNN
Mr. Thompson lay in repose, dressed in a crisp black suit, purple necktie and pocket square, his mustache and crown of hair neatly trimmed. from The New York Times
One of the secrets of the show's popularity was that it conveyed a feeling of repose rather than adhering to a strict musical format. from The New York Times
He will then be taken to St. Martin's Episcopal Church in Houston, where he is scheduled to lie in repose from 6:45 p.m. from CNN
Cats tend to sleep anywhere and everywhere they like, and they often repose in strange places like cardboard boxes or the top of bookshelves. from Business Insider
The Securities Act's statute of repose simply says no action may be brought against an issuer more than three years after the public offering. from Reuters
At 7:30 AM, around the time the neighborhood cats take their repose after a long night of brawling by my window, I stirred. from Vice
Human bodies have the right to respect and "undisturbed repose" in the United States, and the living have a legal responsibility to protect them. from Vice
Waldburger that statutes of repose cannot be tolled - so, under the court's own precedent, CalPERS can't get around the absolute three-year time bar. from Reuters
"R.I.P. Nancy" was written in the sky above the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library on Thursday, where former first lady Nancy Reagan lies in repose. from The Hill
Zangewa configures beautifully silent and poetic tableaus of quotidian repose — her subjects recline and embrace each other; they surf the web and read their books. from Hyperallergic
In repose, even when they both stared straight ahead, the wire ran between them, and their peers changed their paths to avoid tripping on it. from Buzzfeed News
Beginning on Wednesday night, Bush's body will lie in repose at St. Martin's Episcopal Church in Houston until Thursday morning, according to the official schedule. from People
What artists Ron Mueck and Duane Hanson have achieved with hyperrealistic sculptures of people in repose or in decay, Swenson accomplishes for the animal kingdom. from Hyperallergic
This can be attributed to their gangly bodies made from sturdy plastic tubes that Musekiwa moulds using a blowtorch into various states of playful repose. from Hyperallergic
The body is for him a medium of expression to convey ancient and weighty themes of life and death, action and repose, alienation and reconciliation. from Hyperallergic
Thursday, December 6 After Bush's body lies in repose overnight at the Houston church, a funeral service is scheduled for Thursday at 10:00 a.m. from CNN
It captures the director, wide-eyed and handsome, looking straight at the camera while leaning on one arm in repose, dressed fashionably all in black. from New Republic
Three of her life-size headless figures on plinths, sited on smaller lawns around the park, will play off just such a woman in repose. from The New York Times
But medically informed repose — experienced far and away from the world, quietly and alongside others as sick (or not) as oneself — can still be had. from The New York Times
Graham will lie in repose in his childhood home, which was moved to Charlotte several years ago, on Monday, February 26 and Tuesday, February 27. from CNN
Former President George H.W. Bush on Friday made a surprise appearance at a Houston Church where his late wife, Barbara Bush, is lying in repose. from The Hill
Looking at narrow distances, one wonders what happens when the artist's subjects rise up from repose, move out into the world, and live their own lives. from Hyperallergic
The image finds him unconcerned and free, a wrist flip that doubles as a carefree expression and a mimic of a jumpshooter's repose after a make. from Vice
Like Abdulbari, her repose was serious, almost stern, but her face lit up as she ushered me inside the house to speak about her famous son. from Washington Post
While Obama did not go to Scalia's funeral, he attended Friday's public viewing at the Supreme Court building as the late justice's casket laid in repose. from CNN
"This court has made clear that statutes of repose confer substantive rights on defendants to be free from suit after a specified period," the brief said. from Reuters
Reagan will lay in repose Wednesday and Thursday before being buried Friday at the Reagan Library in Simi Valley, California, next to her husband, Ronald Reagan. from CNN
Her celebrated portraits of fictional imaginary black people, whose bodies are in various states of pose and repose, are expressive marvels of wet-on-wet painting. from Hyperallergic
"The rule of law does not repose that power in a single corporation, no matter how successful it has been in selling its products," prosecutors wrote. from The New York Times
Bush will lie in repose at St. Martin's Episcopal Church in Houston from Wednesday evening until Thursday morning when a private funeral service will take place. from The Hill
St. Patrick's is a small, un-flashy red brick building tucked in from the roar of the traffic, giving it a sense of quiet and repose. from Vice
Once Mr. Bush's body returns to Houston, it will be taken to St. Martin's Episcopal Church, where it will lie in repose with an honor guard. from The New York Times
One of them, "Languorous Repose," is a 15-foot tall medley of ribbon shapes that bend so smoothly they seem as much like satin as steel. from The New York Times
She mapped the precise location of each bookshelf, table, and picture frame in detailed renderings, and suggested a soft shade called "Repose Gray" for the walls. from CNN
What's next: He will lie in repose at St. Martin's Episcopal Church in Houston until Thursday when the church will host a memorial service in his honor. from Axios
Many people came to believe that he could compose whole masterpieces while walking after dinner, travelling in a carriage or "in the quiet repose of the night". from Economist
VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis said the death of Cuba's revolutionary leader Fidel Castro was "sad news" and that he was grieving and praying for his repose. from Reuters
READ: Antonin Scalia to lie in repose at the Supreme Court on Friday Other Republicans are lining up behind the call to punt the matter as well. from CNN
Antonin Scalia to lie in repose at the Supreme Court on Friday "At least you have a trained medical professional look and make an examination," Ritchie said. from CNN
Just within the last year, the 6th and 23th Circuits sided with the 2nd Circuit to hold that American Pipe does not toll the statute of repose. from Reuters
Bush's body is set to arrive at St. Martin's Episcopal Church in Houston, Texas, by Wednesday evening, where it will lie in repose from 6:45 p.m. from CNN
On previous trips abroad, she displayed quiet repose at religious sites, with Pope Francis even cracking a joke and a smile when she was in his presence. from CNN
In 73 percent of the cases in which there was a class certification decision, the decision came after the expiration of the three-year statute of repose. from Reuters
A young woman lays in repose on a sateen draped sofa in her Bronx living room, unaware of photographer and filmmaker Maria Marrone exploring her relaxed composition. from Vice
Photographer Micaiah Carter changes that by making photographs of models, actors, musicians and everyday Generation Z-ers in repose that recall both Black Power and Disco eras. from Vice
Initially represented in standing portraits, they were then depicted on horseback, and, later, reclining or lying in repose, in the manner of saints or the dead Christ. from The New York Times
Billy Graham will lie in repose Monday and Tuesday in Charlotte, N.C., and his funeral will be held on March 2, a family spokesman said late Wednesday. from The New York Times
" The despot's rise would be fueled by "disorders and miseries" that would gradually push citizens "to seek security and repose in the absolute power of an individual. from The New York Times
What does it say when one of the country's most visible feminists chooses not to lean in on that day, but instead strikes an angle of repose? from The New York Times
She asked her lawyer, she said, if she could specify in her will that no funeral director or anyone else straighten her hair for her final repose. from The New York Times
Jessie Evans-Whinery, as she is identified in the caption, looks a lot like Elvis, with the tousled pompadour and watchful eyes of a rebel in repose. from The New York Times
But if there's a natural state of repose or inaction, there's a risk that serious problems won't be addressed and that the public will get very impatient. from Vox
" Episode 3 is by Darin Morgan, whose four scripts for the original show included two of the greats, "Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose" and "Jose Chung's 'From Outer Space. from The New York Times
Mr. Obama and his wife, Michelle, will pay their respects by visiting the Supreme Court on Friday, when Justice Scalia will lie in repose in the Great Hall. from The New York Times
In Houston, many of the women lined up to pay final respects to #BarbaraBush as she lies in repose are wearing pearls, the former first lady's signature. pic.twitter. from People
Washington (CNN)Justice Antonin Scalia will lie in repose at the Supreme Court on Friday followed by a funeral Saturday, a source close to the family told CNN. from CNN
It was easier to shut myself down for years over this, and I'm relieved (for once) that they hype cycle has pulled me out of that torpid repose. from Vice
Act I opens with an exquisite da capo air in which Aricie, not yet aware Hippolyte reciprocates her love, contemplates the repose that serving Diana will bring her. from The New York Times
As you surely recall, the justices held in ANZ that American Pipe tolling does not apply to the statute of repose but only to the statute of limitations. from Reuters
Because federal securities laws include a statute of repose as well as a statute of limitations, the China Agritech shareholders said, investors can't file endless securities class actions. from Reuters
Neeson, taking a break from his usual wintertime angry-dad action-movie duties, is wry and crinkly, his loose limbs and craggy features suggesting great power in repose. from The New York Times
She will lie in repose at the library on Wednesday and Thursday and transportation will be provided for the public wishing to pay their respects, according to the statement. from People
Washington (CNN)The body of late Justice Antonin Scalia is lying in repose Friday inside the Supreme Court building where he built a legacy as a conservative legal icon. from CNN
Earlier in the day, the president and first lady Michelle Obama paid respects to Scalia as the late justice's body lay in repose in the Supreme Court's Great Hall. from Reuters
Seen in the exhibition's catalogue but not the exhibition, Husain's interpretation of the godly duo as a normal couple in naked repose was a scandalous move for Indian society. from Hyperallergic
Most Morgan-scripted episodes of The X-Files (particularly his Emmy-winning "Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose") have been love letters to Scully, with seemingly scathing opinions of Mulder's obsession. from Vox
In line with recent tradition, Justice Scalia's body will lie in repose in the Great Hall of the Supreme Court on Friday, surrounded by marble busts of former chief justices. from The New York Times
He was reading through Anderson's medical records and paused on the names of the ambulance paramedics who picked up Anderson from his repose on the sidewalk outside S&S Market. from Wired
His remains will depart Joint Base Andrews on Wednesday afternoon and will be back to Houston where his body will lie in repose at St. Martin's Episcopal Church in Houston. from Axios
Researchers at Princeton University wanted to find a way to help people improve their selfies without having to repose and reshoot, so they've created a new form of photo manipulation. from Gizmodo
"My bum's disappearing first!" exclaimed one woman, whose brief moment of repose on the floor had left behind fleeting, anatomically revealing traces of white, like chalk smears on a blackboard. from New Yorker
The burial will be private, but the public will be able to pay their respects at the church during visitation to the former first lady's repose on Friday, CNN reported. from The Hill
As a side sleeper, I was particularly pleased to find that the new Leesa alleviates pressure from key points, like your shoulders and hips, leading to truly pain-free repose. from Business Insider
Following the VIP-packed service in Washington, the nation's 41st president will be flown to Houston, where his casket will lie in repose this evening at St. Martin's Episcopal Church. from The Hill
Her own body is photographed in solidarity with her subjects, sometimes nude, or in repose, or with a gun in her mouth, enacting the suicidal ideation from which she's suffered. from Hyperallergic
In the other, the men pose for Mr. Bey — Mr. Mallory Jones in the middle, flanked by Mr. Jones, shirtless, his face turned away and eyes closed in gentle repose. from The New York Times
Contemporary dogs in Western households live inside and join us on our walks, in our repose with a book or in front of the TV — they even sleep with us. from The New York Times
The case, as you probably recall, presents the question of whether the filing of a securities class action extends the statute of repose as well as the statute of limitations. from Reuters
The resulting sculptures, often named after biblical figures and placed in positions of repose, bring to mind statues of the Buddha or the ancient sculptures of Egypt and Easter Island. from The New York Times
Obama and first lady Michelle Obama will pay their respects on Friday, when Scalia's body is scheduled to lie in repose in the Great Hall of the Supreme Court building. from Vox
US President Barack Obama and US First Lady Michelle Obama pay their respects as US Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia's body lies in repose at the Supreme Court on Feb. 19. from Mashable
"Why put limits on God?" is a frequent refrain of the Osteen gospel — which translates in economic terms to, Why put limits on your own dreams of luxury, repose, and comfort? from Vox
The body of the late Nancy Reagan was transported by motorcade to the Reagan Library in Simi Valley, California, where the former First Lady will lie in repose for public visitation. from People
It depends on the nature of repose, different flavors of tolling (it can be equitable or legal) and interplay between the Rules Enabling Act and the federal rule governing class actions. from Reuters
Rudolph Valentino, Nikola Tesla, Judy Garland, Tennessee Williams, Ed Sullivan, Jacqueline Onassis, Joan Rivers, and the Notorious B.I.G. are some of the distinguished stiffs who've been seen there in charismatic repose. from New Yorker
My favorite books of this type have been "A Suitable Boy," by Vikram Seth; "Angle of Repose," by Wallace Stegner; "The Forsyte Saga," by John Galsworthy; and Elena Ferrante's Neapolitan novels. from The New York Times
Balthus, who died 16 years ago in his 90s, had a longstanding obsession with girls in the early years of their adolescence, whom he often featured nude, in repose, or asleep. from The New York Times
As John F. Kennedy's body lay in repose in the East Room of the White House on this day in 1963, Lyndon B. Johnson, his successor in office, proclaimed Monday, Nov. from Politico
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi noted that Cummings was lying in repose atop the same wooden framework that supported Abraham Lincoln's coffin following his assassination at the end of the U.S. Civil War. from Reuters
She will lay in repose at St. Martin's Church in Houston for the public to pay respects on Friday; several former presidents and first ladies will attend a private service on Saturday. from The Hill
The 2nd Circuit's analysis on American Pipe tolling and the statute of repose is as opaque and impenetrable as the wall President Trump said he wants to build along the Mexican border. from Reuters
Six paintings by Hernan Bas hung in his downtown Miami gallery — striking portraits of waifish young men in states of tropical repose — and the reaction was immediate from the invitation-only crowd. from The New York Times
Overnight, more than 11,600 residents, some of whom had waited since early Wednesday to catch shuttle buses, visited the church where Bush's body lay in repose to view his flag-draped casket. from Reuters
The superstar, who died earlier this month at the age of 76 after a battle with pancreatic cancer, lay in repose at the Detroit church where her father once served as pastor. from CNN
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MIAMI — My first understanding of poison came from Snow White, from that eponymous apple laced with some unknown substance that left her in near-dead repose. from Hyperallergic
"To hold that defendant's misappropriations constituted only one continuing violation would do much more than provide repose for ancient misdeeds; it would confer immunity for ongoing repeated misconduct," Circuit Judge Harris Hartz wrote. from Reuters
The complications and contradictions of this middle space can be seen in A Safe Place Since Birth (Sisters), a portrait of two sisters in repose, standing on the steps outside a brick building. from Vice
But Judge Kennedy's majority opinion – echoing ANZ counsel Paul Clement of Kirkland & Ellis in response to the chief justice's questions on repose during oral argument - said the realities of securities litigation belie it. from Reuters
This is where it gets tricky, because one person could consider Motorhead's "Burner" the ultimate in smooth jamz, while another person might think that John Tesh's Roundball Rock is the pinnacle of repose. from TechCrunch
She is an exhaustive researcher, chronicler, and writer; the fully conceived, extensively worked out backstories she's created for her subjects give their poses of ennui, repose, or patrician melancholy a vast emotional range. from Hyperallergic
Damrong said that they had met his opponent, a boy two years older than Anucha, who paid his respects at the temple where the 13-year-old's body had been laid in repose. from CNN
As the family set off in a city-issued sport utility vehicle, a police driver at the wheel and a chase car behind, City Hall settled into the full repose of late summer. from The New York Times
In Kiara Machado's 2019 painting, "Centro," a woman wearing a striped ikat skirt, with a large palm frond resting on her chest, lies in repose and holds a small doll in her hands. from Hyperallergic
Booth A14 Six large oils by Jordan Casteel, painted from snapshots taken on the subway, manage to capture the M.T.A.'s loud colors and distinctive surfaces without overlooking its moments of hidden repose. from The New York Times
Philadelphia department store magnate John Wanamaker sought to secure his own vision of pietist consumer repose while instilling a stringent regime of worker self-discipline via his financing of the Young Men's Christian Association. from Vox
In a 5-4 ruling Monday, Justice Roberts and the other justices on the Supreme Court's conservative wing ruled that the statute of repose is not tolled by the filing of a class action. from Reuters
The first day of hearings is particularly heavy-going: 21 members of the Senate Judiciary Committee take turns holding forth on law, justice and the American way while the nominee sits in silent repose. from Economist
Amber Rose, a patron saint of sexually liberated femmes everywhere, gifted us all a treasure on her must-follow Instagram: a bottomless photo, with Rose in full repose to promote her third annual SlutWalk. from Refinery 29
He would say nothing of the drug barons who hired him, but he happily recounted his murders, remembering the number and caliber of each bullet he fired, the angle and repose of each victim. from Buzzfeed News
A chair signifies repose within a particular, historicized epoch and notion of civilization, and the broken version of this object should not be limited to reading it through the valences of race and class. from Hyperallergic
If the Securities Act's three-year time limit on claims is a statute of repose – as the underwriters argue it is, based, among other things, on the law's legislative history – American Pipe doesn't apply. from Reuters
Since then, as I reported last year and the Calpers' petition elucidates, courts have only become more confused about whether the filing of a class action tolls the statute of repose in securities litigation. from Reuters
It would be to fore go repose and domestic enjoyment; for trouble, perhaps; for public obloquy: for I should consider myself as entering upon an unexplored field, enveloped on every side with clouds & darkness. from The New York Times
More formally known as Khaan mckennai, they were buried in the Gobi Desert about 75 million years ago, probably when a sand dune collapsed, and now lie together, in eternal repose, at the museum. from The New York Times
Elsewhere in Damien Hirst's Newport Street Gallery, a dirty sleeping bag, emptied of its resident but still suggesting the form of a body in uncomfortable repose, rests upstairs — the piece is titled "Nomad" (2002). from Hyperallergic
The video, which is off his latest album, The Life of Pablo, includes a shot of 12 of pop culture's biggest figures – including Kanye and Kim – lying naked in repose while in a bed together. from People
The CalPERS case, as you probably recall, presented the question of whether the filing of a securities class action stops the clock on the three-year statute of repose for claims under the Securities Act. from Reuters
Yes, if you hit up this gallery, you can see the nude wax figures of George W. Bush, Taylor Swift, Caitlyn Jenner, Amber Rose, Chris Brown, Bill Cosby, Rihanna, and, of course, Kimye, in repose. from Refinery 29
A series of works with the words "Peter Hujar dreaming" in their titles juxtapose outlines of that man in repose with bright acrylic-painted backgrounds and the stenciled shapes that Wojnarowicz grew so fond of. from New Republic
But the American Pipe decision didn't specifically address whether the same tolling applies to the statute of repose, and in a 2013 decision in In re IndyMac, the 2nd Circuit concluded that it does not. from Reuters
We can assume that Trump didn't know he was being photographed, just as all the people around him watching the tennis or watching their phones or in various degrees of derpy repose did not know. from Vice
Virtually unknown since the time of its release, Mizzurna is an enigma that describes itself as "a country of the woods and repose" on its title screen—a Peaksian designation if ever there was one. from Vice
Hundreds of people lined the streets in front of the Supreme Court Friday as the body of the late Justice Antonin Scalia was brought to the court to lie in repose in the Great Hall. from The Hill
Franklin's body will lie in repose at the museum Tuesday and Wednesday, befitting a queen who was known as much in the black community as a civil rights symbol as she was for her music. from CNN
In repose to another question, Stilwell said he had no information on any U.S. plan to impose sanctions on officials responsible for restricting freedoms in Hong Kong as required by a July 28 congressional resolution. from Reuters
Scalia's son, Father Paul Scalia, delivered a prayer for his late father amid a slew of mourners as the casket lay in repose on the Lincoln Catafalque, which Congress loaned to the court for the ceremony. from People
His family gathers around like the court of a king, recognizing the value contained within something that somehow stands no taller than anyone's waist, and he, the king, allows his face to repose in total contentment. from Mashable
With many mourners donning pearls in a nod to the former first lady's signature accessory, Barbara Bush is lying in repose at St. Martin's Episcopal Church in Houston Friday, one day before her invitation-only funeral. from People
The city has treated her death as the passing of royalty, with Franklin's body laying in repose in the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History for two days of public visitation earlier this week. from Reuters
Mourners walked past a bronze statue of Ronald Regan and two 12-foot-tall portraits of the former first lady, dressed in a floor-length red gown, before entering the room where she lie in repose. from Reuters
" And later: "Tomorrow is Sunday, a day which usually offers me the opposite of the weekly repose because in the little courtyard adjoining my room they beat the carpets from your apartment, with an extreme violence. from The New York Times
JON CARAMANICA "Third of May/Ōdaigahara," the radiant new song from Fleet Foxes, soothes, and then roars, and then caresses, and then pounds, and then gestates quietly, a digestive tract in repose after a rich meal. from The New York Times
According to the itinerary, Bush's remains will leave Washington and return to Texas, where his body will lie in repose until being buried next to his wife in College Station, which is approximately 90 miles from Houston. from CNBC
Justice Scalia's body lay in repose on Friday in the Great Hall of the Supreme Court, where President Obama and the eight other justices paid their respects along with the justice's widow, Maureen, and their nine children. from The New York Times
For those who rely on the 'haute' in haute couture as a source of fantasy, a repose from the cycle of ready-to-wear, or a welcomed interpretation as fashion as art, it was bleak at best. from Refinery 29
" In the video – which premiered Friday evening via Tidal livestream and at the Forum in Inglewood, California – nude sculptures of celebrities lay in repose under a white sheet in a replica of Vincent Desiderio's 2008 painting "Sleep. from People
Graham's body will lie in repose next Monday and Tuesday at the Graham family house which is now at the library site, having been moved from its original location, also in Charlotte, said family spokesman Mark DeMoss. from Reuters
Clinton instinctively held her body in repose while the behemoth behind her proved an obvious trial for the camera people, who had to change positions frequently in a vain effort to compensate for his lack of courtesy. from The New York Times
Before the funeral, Mr. Graham's body is lying in repose at the Billy Graham Library in Charlotte, N.C., on Monday and Tuesday, and then will be moved to the Capitol rotunda in Washington on Wednesday and Thursday. from The New York Times
The city has treated her death as the passing of royalty, her body laying in repose in the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History's grand rotunda for two days of public visitation earlier this week. from Reuters
Facing the opera, above the Café de Paris, is a building-cum-billboard: a four-story likeness of Will Smith, beatific blankness in lotus repose, levitating in a stylish, saffron-colored puffy coat beneath a light bulb. from New Republic
Shechet understands this history, unmasking the genteel face of Madison Square Park by confronting the statue of a Civil War admiral with "Forward" (2017–18), a cherrywood statue of a woman in repose just below the monument. from Hyperallergic
Even after her death, the lifelong Republican remained devoted to his bride, sitting beside her casket for hours in his wheelchair as mourners paid their respects while she laid in repose one day before her invitation-only funeral. from People
In repose, the expression on its face is serene enough to be unsettling—perhaps because of its deep-set black eyes; its thin, pursed lips, ever so slightly upturned at the corners; and its gentle, barely perceptible brow. from Wired
Even after her death, the lifelong Republican remained devoted to his bride, sitting beside her casket for hours in his wheelchair as mourners paid their respects while she lay in repose one day before her invitation-only funeral. from People
Even after her death, the lifelong Republican remained devoted to his bride, sitting beside her casket for hours in his wheelchair as mourners paid their respects while she laid in repose one day before her invitation-only funeral. from People
She received mostly glowing reviews -- there was praise for her style notes and cultural sensitivity, her quiet repose at religious sites, even the way the Pope cracked a joke and a smile when she was in his presence. from CNN
Even after her death, the lifelong Republican remained devoted to his bride, sitting beside her casket for hours in his wheelchair as mourners paid their respects while she lay in repose one day before her invitation-only funeral. from People
Unlike their pragmatist rivals, who believe that the revolution should mellow and make its peace with the world, they have little to offer a population that is exhausted from crisis and economic hardship and seeks normalcy and repose. from The Hill
"In death, however, I think all can be united in praying for the repose of his soul, for comfort for his grieving family, and that support and solace be given to those whom he hurt and let down." from The New York Times
In two cases, federal district judges in Manhattan found that the extension did not apply to a statute of repose, dismissing the F.D.I.C.'s claims because they were filed more than three years after the securities were sold. from The New York Times
Christie's approval rating from New Jersey voters was just 15 percent — the lowest for any current governor in the country and the worst in his state's history — before his weekend repose on what turned out to be quicksand. from The New York Times
Hays and West head out to the Catholic Church where the First Communion photograph of Will Purcell in "prayerful repose" was taken, which the detectives believe inspired his killer to position the boy's corpse in the same way. from The New York Times
In the images displayed in the downstairs sitting rooms, Jackson is outfitted in period dress and lays herself out in postures of repose, her impassive face staring at the viewer steadily accepting the viewer's gaze as her rightful due. from Hyperallergic
With the strong-voiced, stalwart bass Mikhail Petrenko as Orestes, Ms. Goerke at her most vulnerable, and the orchestra playing with undulant sway and pungent colorings, the scene was a moment of affecting repose — before the murderous, harrowing finale. from The New York Times
ANZ Securities that if they want to preserve their right to bring individual securities fraud claims, they have to file their own suits within the three-year statute of repose, even if there's already a class action under way. from Reuters
To preserve a right to bring their own claims if they don't like the class settlement, or if the class action falls apart, investors will have to file individual suits or motions to intervene with the three-year statute of repose. from Reuters
Standout work from international artists includes Assa Kauppi's playful bronze suite of young swimmers, "The Race Is Over" (2011), and Hans Op de Beeck's "Sleeping Girl" (2017), a life-size sculpture of a monochrome figure in repose upon a couch. from Hyperallergic
In his season three episodes "Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose" and "Jose Chung's From Outer Space" — both masterpieces — he pushed network television about as far as it would go, rubbing up against the outer limits of the show's two main characters. from Vox
George H.W. Bush's body is home again after an emotional state funeral in Washington, D.C. The former president's casket arrived in Houston, Texas, and will be taken to St. Martin's Episcopal Church where he will lie in repose, starting Wednesday evening. from People
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump, members of the U.S. Supreme Court and others paid their respects on Monday to liberal Justice John Paul Stevens, who died last week, as his body lay in repose in the courthouse's stately great hall. from Reuters
" He continued: "I'm afraid that given such an approach, the desired Russian-American anti-terrorist coalition in Syria, so often talked about since Trump rose to power, will repose in the Lord before it has the chance to be born. from CNN
Hundreds of fans, nearly all wearing Mao pins and some crying Ai's name in grief, circled a casket draped in a Communist Party flag, where the professor lay in repose with a People's Liberation Army peaked hat on his head. from Mashable
"Metalwork" juxtaposes Baltimore repose silver with iron slave chuckles, making the point that a luxury economy was built on the system of slavery … Wilson also uses labels to reveal the strange historical coincidences between objects that are assumed to be unrelated. from Hyperallergic
Specifically, the ANZ case presents the question of whether the filing of a class action allows investors to pursue their own claims even if investors bring individual suits after the expiration of the Securities Act's three-year statute of repose. from Reuters
Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I see a lot of wonderful things on my bicycle commute from Prospect Heights to Union Square and back — BMX bikers doing crazy tricks, recumbent cyclists pedaling in repose, unicyclists wiggling their way up the bridge. from The New York Times
Monday night, striding into the East Room, a cockpit of presidential lore where John F. Kennedy's body lay in repose and Lyndon Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act, Trump lifted his chin, narrowed his eyes and savored his moment in history. from CNN
In Meera Menon's new film, Naomi drives 100 minutes of nearly continuous screen time—the unique pleasure of watching a woman over 40 for this long this cannot be overstated—without a husband, children, or a casual repose in lingerie. from New Republic
The professors conducted a similar analysis of cases asserting claims under the Securities and Exchange Act (which has a five-year statute of repose), then extrapolated their results to the entire universe of securities class actions since 1996, about 4,355 cases. from Reuters
Running a party scene, Mr. Roxburgh sat at one end of the table, his body stilled in melancholic repose, watching with obvious pleasure as Ms. Blanchett stomped and cackled and practiced the ways she might fire a shotgun she shouldered. from The New York Times
It's a shame, Roxanne argues, that a chaotic world would rob us of spaces for meditation and repose, so in these six tracks she creates her own, weaving cocoon-like environments out of the synthesizer threads and crackling field recordings. from Vice
A repose from the bright and overwhelming work dominating the rest of the fair, Mexico City's Lulu gallery is showing minuscule but infinitely complex etchings by José Antonio Suárez Londoño, "Colombia's best kept-secret," as gallery co-founder Chris Sharp told me. from Hyperallergic
The executive presidency, which would repose great powers in Mr. Erdogan, will kick in after June 24, and Turkey will formally switch to a new era where the president will be the ultimate head of state, government, police, army and the ruling party. from The New York Times
The new updates adds the ability for artists to craft and edit frame-by-frame animations inside VR, as well as the ability to copy and repose models in a way that enables the beautiful creations of Quill to come to life. from TechCrunch
Reiterating its 2013 decision in In re IndyMac, the appeals court said the Securities Act's three-year statute of repose is an absolute time bar that gives defendants the substantive right to be free of the specter of lawsuits after a prescribed time. from Reuters
We join the craziness in 1978, when Barry is a young pilot with T.W.A. On a nocturnal flight, with his co-pilot dozing beside him and the passengers in repose, he switches off the autopilot and tips the plane into a lurching plunge. from New Yorker
And they aced these, too: A VIP-studded memorial service takes place today in Detroit for Aretha Franklin, who lay in repose on Tuesday in a gold-plated casket, wearing red patent leather high heels and surrounded by huge sprays of roses. from The Hill
The justices had granted certiorari to review the 2nd Circuit's conclusion in In re IndyMac that individual Securities Act plaintiffs must sue within the statute's three-year statute of repose, even if a class action raising the same allegations is already under way. from Reuters
An eternity of pouring through texts in the Library of Ashurbanipal will be a welcome repose, perhaps followed by a shot or two of whiskey with Lee Morse, and some long overdue discussions with his favorite Uncle, Suppiluliuma I of the Hittites. from People
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama, the U.S. Supreme Court's eight remaining members, former law clerks and thousands of ordinary Americans paid respects to the late Justice Antonin Scalia on Friday as his body lay in repose in the stately, white-marble courthouse. from Reuters
Following the death of wife Barbara on April 17, Bush 41 remained devoted to his bride, sitting beside her casket for hours in his wheelchair as mourners paid their respects while she laid in repose one day before her invitation-only funeral. from People
A funeral will take place at the Washington National Cathedral on Wednesday and then his body will be flown to Houston to lie in repose at St. Martin's Episcopal Church before a service on Thursday, according to plans released by the military. from The New York Times
"I pray for the repose of his soul but want to say on top of this that we are at a very critical period and need to make every effort to prevent the spread of this disease," he told a regular news conference. from CNBC
Owning a La-Z-Boy is a shortcut to a taste of earned repose and literal leaning out, an act of passive consumer resistance to a culture of total work and burnout that offers no guarantee of the payoff that animated previous generations. from Vox
After the national funeral service at the cathedral, Bush's remains will be returned to Houston to lie in repose at St. Martin's Episcopal Church before burial Thursday at his family plot on the presidential library grounds at Texas A&M University in College Station. from CNBC
Photo Credit: (NASA/Bill Ingalls) Annie Glenn, Widow of former astronaut and Senator John Glenn, pays her respects to her late husband as he lies in repose, under a United States Marine honor guard, in the Rotunda of the Ohio Statehouse in Columbus, Friday, Dec. from Gizmodo
It is extremely rare for private citizens to lie in repose at the Capitol, which is ordinarily reserved for former presidents, members of Congress, Supreme Court judges, and military commanders; the last person to receive this honor was civil rights activist Rosa Parks, in 2005. from Vox
Yukai Engineering is the maker of Qoobo ($149), a souped-up, purring pillow that is supposed to look like a cat in repose, with its round fluffy body in "husky gray" or "French brown," and a tail that wags responsively, like a metronome gone berserk. from New Yorker
Yet, again, she was the picture of poise and repose, wearing a prim and demure pale pink Christian Dior jacket and skirt, a thin black belt, and her signature pumps, her long hair, which she normally wears loose, put up in an elaborate chignon. from CNN
Shareholders' lawyers argued at the time that by refusing to toll the statute of repose, the Supreme Court would force investors to flood the courts with duplicative filings by investors that might otherwise have been perfectly willing to wait for the class action to settle. from Reuters
The chief justice stayed out of the fray when Justices Ginsburg, Kagan and Sotomayor peppered underwriters' counsel Paul Clement of Kirkland & Ellis with questions about whether the Securities Act time limit is really a statute of repose and, if so, exactly what actions it bars. from Reuters
This late exchange between Roberts and Clement could be the most important moment of the case – assuming that the Supreme Court wants to answer the big question of whether class actions extend the statute of repose for investors who are part of the class. from Reuters
Former presidents, as well as some lawmakers and other officials, have lain in state at the Capitol Rotunda, and Supreme Court justices have lain in repose at the Supreme Court building, a tradition that continued with the death of Justice Antonin Scalia two years ago. from CNN
Former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens, who died last week at age 99, lied in repose at the court's building in Washington on Monday, prompting visits from the current justices, more than 80 of his former clerks, and President Trump and first lady Melania Trump. from Axios
So, according to CalPERS, defendants' right of repose – the right to be free of unannounced exposure after a certain amount of time - is not violated when individual plaintiffs bring their own suits, even if those suits are filed more than three years after the supposed securities violation. from Reuters
Following the death of his wife of 73 years on April 17, the lifelong Republican remained devoted to his bride, sitting beside her casket for hours in his wheelchair as mourners paid their respects while she laid in repose one day before her invitation-only funeral. from People
The image of a black-and-white cat sitting in repose over the words "Tom Cat Bakery" is a familiar sight to New Yorkers, who routinely see it on trucks delivering bread throughout the five boroughs and on the wrappers that enclose baguettes at local supermarkets. from Vice
I continually sleep with my phone near me, even though I know the best way for me to blow an hour of my day flipping through Twitter is to stick that dumb thing in my hand while I lie in repose on eight inches of foam. from Vice
Lead plaintiffs' lawyers may even have a fiduciary duty to inform potential class members when the statute of repose is running out - adding a notice requirement, the brief said, to those enumerated in the federal rules for class actions and 1995 legislation governing private securities litigation. from Reuters
For "The King-Seat of My Eye Is the Place of Repose for Your Imagination," she stacked a photograph of a majestic courtyard at the Ameri House in Iran on top of a photograph of her eye, and hand-sliced the images into narrow, horizontal strips. from The New York Times
DETROIT (Reuters) - Aretha Franklin's body lay in repose on Tuesday while her soaring voice poured out from loudspeakers outside a Detroit museum, stirring fans to sway and sing along and others to weep as they lined up for a last glimpse of the Queen of Soul. from Reuters
In the process she turned what could easily have been a telephone directory into a vast and tragic timeline, which you experience in bodily terms as you make the gentle descent to the center, where the roster of names begins and ends, fittingly, at point of repose. from The New York Times
CARAMANICA Agnes Obel's hybrid of Minimalist chamber music and pop song is at once transparent and steely: plucked and bowed strings circling through four chords, interwoven with Obel's silvery piano filigrees and multitracked, overlapping vocals as she lies awake longing for repose, singing an insomniac lullaby. from The New York Times
But our Alison Roman has a terrific recipe for baked chicken tenders that would also make for a fine weekend-ender, especially for those serving children tonight, or for those serving the slugs who lie in childlike repose on Sundays, watching football for 12 hours straight. from The New York Times
It's maybe a pervasive risk in parliamentary systems that they'll be paralyzed; Montesquieu said the system of separation of powers has a natural state of repose or inaction, which I think he meant as an observation, not an attack on separation of powers, which he liked. from Vox
Where politicians use such a strategy – to be everything, not to all but to a defined group of men and women who repose an irrational and exaggerated trust in the leader, it is at the expense of politics, the economy, clean government, civil society and relations with other states. from Reuters
It has a kind of established repose which is not of frequent occurrence in other quarters of the long, shrill city: it has a riper, richer, more honorable look of the upper ramifications of the great longitude thoroughfare—the look of having had something of a social history. from Vice
RELATED: Antonin Scalia's son will be the celebrant of funeral mass Other justices who have laid in repose in the Supreme Court include former Chief Justice William Rehnquist, former Justice Harry Blackmun, former Justice William J Brennan Jr., former Justice Thurgood Marshall and former Chief Justice Earl Warren. from CNN
Because of the lying in repose, the Court did cancel its closed door conference originally scheduled for last Friday, but that was to pay respects to Scalia, his family, and probably also because the chief justice wanted to greet the President as he came over for a visit. from CNN
Moving back and forth in time, "Mary Page Marlowe" shows the heroine in moments of crisis or repose: hopping into bed with a boss, despite their both being married; thrashing with anguish over the path Louis's life takes; later contentedly watching television, in her 60s, with her third husband. from The New York Times
"The RSL don't flow onto shallower slopes, and the lengths of these are so closely correlated with the dynamic angle of repose, it can't be a coincidence," HiRISE Principal Investigator Alfred McEwen of the University of Arizona, Tucson, a co-author of the new report, said in a statement. from CNN
Works on display include a photograph of a Rubenesque woman in repose by a brick wall, titled "Together Again" (a play on the story of Humpty Dumpty), by Monica Sandoval, and a collage of images evoking Valley-girl stereotypes—pink bubbles, fake breasts, Britney Spears—by Casey Kauffmann. from New Yorker
Interpreting repose as the right to be free from additional exposure, rather than additional lawsuits, would allow the Supreme Court to bypass complications like the interplay between the Rules Enabling Act and the federal civil procedure rules for class actions and competing due process rights of plaintiffs and defendants. from Reuters
Now, this might make some people nervous, but if you look at the compilation of earthquakes from St. Helens over its periods of repose since 1988 (see above), you can see that it has had a lot of recharge events—and most of these don't directly lead to an eruption. from Wired
All of the works evoke either sitting down or standing up: an audience is sitting down; one looks up at a ceiling; one climbs stairs, either up or down; and one either sits down on a platform, in repose, or stands on it, to elevate one's vantage point, or one's voice. from Hyperallergic
The Queen of Soul was moved to her late father's former house of worship -- where it all started for Aretha -- at the New Bethel Baptist Church in Detroit, as she's set to lie in repose for more public viewing before a star-studded lineup takes the stage in her honor tonight. from TMZ
From the far western, pointy end of the grounds, where Serena Williams recently practiced her serve in relative seclusion, to the array of comfortable orange beanbag chairs on the east end, where much of this article was written in glorious repose, Roland Garros is now about a kilometer in length. from The New York Times
Related: Stevie Wonder, Jennifer Hudson among performers set for Aretha Franklin's funeral The service will conclude a week of events in Franklin's beloved city of Detroit, which has included her body lying in repose at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History so fans could pay their respects. from CNN
" The chaos of a dysfunctional democracy, compounded by relentless party warfare, Washington warned, could erode faith in self-governance and open the door to demagogues with authoritarian ambitions: "The disorders and miseries which result gradually incline the minds of men to seek security and repose in the absolute power of an individual. from CNN
The "Anatomical Venus" wax beauties, such as those sculpted by Clemente Susini, tossed their delicately feminine heads back in serene repose while their innards were bared; French artist Jacques Gautier-D'Agoty illustrated, among his anatomical studies, a woman with her back revealed from the neck down, her muscles ripped open into angelic wings. from Hyperallergic
The unnamed, always single author, a sovereign self blissfully off the radar and with nothing to do but write in her notebook, moves with her repose undisturbed through arenas marked by the spoliation of mass tourism but rarely notices that vast, cheap mass movement, which of course includes her own easy transits. from New Yorker
Episodes were screened out of chronological order, instead: first "Folie à Deux" (season 5); then the infamous "Home" (4); the Duchovny-directed baseball-'n'-KKK yarn "The Unnatural" (6); then the legendary "Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose" (3); the Bryan Cranston-starring "Drive" (6); and finally, the Frankenstein-inspired "The Postmodern Prometheus" (5). from Vice
"What's left after the recent revolution is equitable tolling (on the front end) and equitable estoppel (on the back end), but even these doctrines may be limited where Congress speaks clearly, as with a discovery rule or a statute of repose," wrote Perry and David Schnitzer in a 2017 Class Action Litigation Report. from Reuters
Franklin's songs and appearances with Martin Luther King Jr. helped to make her one of the faces of the Civil Rights Movement and her niece said she thought of Detroit's first black mayor Coleman A. Young and civil rights icon Rosa Park's services when she decided to have Franklin lie in repose. from CNN
The earlier petitions to the high court, the banks say, included key differences: One was filed shortly after the CTS decision, before there was a record of how lower courts would respond, and the another dealt with a state statute of repose, not the federal securities law at issue in the current lawsuit. from The New York Times
Hatred of sexuality makes old men across Asia and Africa mutilate the genitalia of little girls; fear of sexual autonomy leads patriarchs in Afghanistan and Pakistan, in the name of preserving family honor, to murder their daughters and sisters who marry of their own accord—because honor is thought to repose in a woman's vagina. from New Republic
The most successful groupings are those that demonstrate an artistic progression — the rounds of Fernande Olivier's face turning to angles with the development of Cubism — or showcase variations on a theme, as with the sensual, colorful paintings of Marie-Thérèse Walter in states of repose, including "Le Repos" and "Le Rêve," both from 1932. from The New York Times
But the debate over Schutz's painting runs through the question of the fitness of abstraction as a technique for addressing charged events, the role of accusatory speech by a white woman in Emmett Till's death, and Schutz's past traces of aestheticizing black bodies in fight or repose (Fight in an Elevator, 2015; The Autopsy of Michael Jackson, 2005). from Hyperallergic
After months of investigating on the part of police officers from at least three states; after consulting Martinez's hand-drawn maps of where he dumped bodies; after marveling that he remembered the number and caliber of each bullet he fired, the angle and repose of each fallen victim — detectives from departments across the country decided it was true. from Buzzfeed News
But according to the underwriters, CalPERS and its friends have come up with only one example – securities fraud litigation against the Brazilian company Petrobras - of a case that has generated the predicted tsunami of opt-outs, even though it has been several years since the 2nd Circuit first decreed that class actions don't toll the statute of repose. from Reuters
In contrast to the somber laying in repose that occurred at the Supreme Court days after his death when former clerks kept vigil over the casket, and the formal Mass held at the Basilica of the National Shrine, Tuesday's event, hosted by the Scalia family, was a celebration of memories told by many of those who knew him best. from CNN
He wrote his own epitaph: I repose in this quiet and secluded spot, Not from any natural preference for solitude But, finding other Cemeteries limited as to Race, by Charter Rules, I have chosen this that I might illustrate in my death, The principles which I advocated through a long life: EQUALITY OF MAN BEFORE HIS CREATOR . from New Yorker
The primary question posed in the California Public Employees' Retirement System's recent petition for U.S. Supreme Court review is almost as arcane as an elven rune: Does the filing of a class action toll the statute of repose - as opposed to the statute of limitations - for class members in securities fraud litigation brought the Securities Act? from Reuters
" A few steps away, above Lincoln's huge statue, passively powerful in his armchair repose, the words carved in the wall above him speak of the love of his citizens for his unifying if troubled leadership: "In this temple, as in the hearts of the people for whom he saved the Union, the memory of Abraham Lincoln is enshrined forever. from CNN
Here are the books mentioned in this week's "What We're Reading": "Angle of Repose" by Wallace Stegner "Omensetter's Luck" by William H. Gass "Girls to the Front" by Sara Marcus "Outer Dark" by Cormac McCarthy "The Idiot" by Elif Batuman We would love to hear your thoughts about this episode, and about the Book Review's podcast in general. from The New York Times
Two works form the centerpiece of the show: "Analog Clock/Dreamcatcher," a map of computer-generated island forms rendered in reflective vinyl stickers, and a "body clock" of Android phones mounted on selfie sticks, each playing fragments of videos — largely self-portraits of Reilly in repose — and occasionally emitting light that activates the reflective surfaces of the islands. from Hyperallergic
Associate Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan (center left) speaks at a private ceremony where the late Supreme Court justice John Paul Stevens lies in repose on July 22 in Washington, DC. Swedish environmental activist Greta Thunberg, along with French activists from the Youth for Climate movement, attend the questions to the government session at the National Assembly in Paris, July 23. from Buzzfeed News
" Washington was worried that, "The disorders and miseries which result gradually incline the minds of men to seek security and repose in the absolute power of an individual; and sooner or later the chief of some prevailing faction, more able or more fortunate than his competitors, turns this disposition to the purposes of his own elevation, on the ruins of public liberty. from The Hill
Given that the traditional image of a La-Z-Boy consumer is an elder man enjoying his "earned repose" after a lifetime of work (or, less favorably, an older man who falls asleep watching TV instead of paying attention to his wife), I wondered how a company could be making so much money by mostly selling fairly pricey recliners to people living on fixed incomes. from Vox
In Wallace Stegner's grand novel of the American West "The Angle of Repose," a historian's romanticized vision of 19th-century America clouds when, in the course of researching the life of his grandmother — a writer and artist who "came West not to join a new society but to endure it" — he uncovers a breach and a tragedy in her marriage, the effects of which reverberate in the book's present. from The New York Times
Until now, if you wanted to touch, hold or drop the official kilogram, which is equivalent to 2.2 pounds, on your toe then it was a simple matter of visiting a tightly guarded vault inside the Louis XIV Pavillon de Breteuil, outside Paris, where "Le Grand K" was kept in elegant repose, beneath a triple layer of glass covers to protect it from picking up even a molecule of contaminants. from CNN
MORE is unable to attend the funeral, while two former presidents George W. Bush and Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE traveled to Charlotte this week ahead of the service to pay their respects while Graham's body lay in repose. from The Hill
He also met with scores of world leaders and was the first noted evangelist to take his message behind the so-called Iron Curtain, the term used for the communist bloc countries of East Europe and the Soviet Union in the decades after World War II. The U.S. Capitol tribute will follow Graham's remains lying in repose at the family house, which is at the Billy Graham Library in Charlotte, his organization said. from Reuters
The action of the arm is amplified by the saint's kneeling left leg, which seems to project his body forward, a far more dynamic pose than the seated position that a quick reading might suggest (the robe falling from his left shoulder and draped over his elbow seems to take the shape of a leg in repose, creating a solidity and symmetry that is undercut by the actual leg as it zags backward like a cocked trigger). from Hyperallergic
First up is Asus' line of 15-inch ROG Zephyrus laptops, which for 2019 are getting split into three different tiers: S, M, and G. Following in the footsteps of the 17-inch Zephyrus S GX701, the Zephyrus S GX502 represents the best tech Asus can cram in a 15-inch gaming laptop including a new 9th-gen Intel Core i0003-9750H CPU, up to an Nvidia RTX 2070 GPU, and a new super-fast 240Hz display with an impressive 3ms repose time, factory Pantone calibration, and G-Sync support. from Gizmodo
Graceful yet dynamic, combusting even in repose, Zidane is best known for acts of virtuosity and extremity: a move known as the roulette , in which he pulled the ball backward with the sole of his right foot, performed a swift pirouette, and dribbled off in the other direction; an explosive, out-of-nowhere volley that produced Real Madrid's winning goal, against Bayer Leverkusen, in the 2002 Champions League Final; and, most notorious, in the 2006 World Cup Final, a head-butt on the Italian defender Marco Materazzi, his final action as a player. from New Yorker