Couples retreats to exotic locations are kinda becoming their thing.
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She often retreats to her Bible in search of answers.
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When Leopold confronts him, he retreats to his estate, Brocket Hall.
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And instead of a red room, Troy retreats to a treehouse.
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The drone then retreats to safety and the mines are detonated.
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She retreats to a cave, eventually fading to only a voice.
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For inspiration, Smith retreats to a lily pond next to her studio.
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The same goes for $960 mantras and $2,000 retreats to holy places.
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Yoga made its way from secluded retreats to YMCA schedules in the '70s.
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She retreats to a hotel to celebrate her first mission with minibar booze.
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Kaitlyn says "no thank you," and boy retreats to lick his proverbial wounds.
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For solace, Ms. Delijam retreats to an unlikely venue — the humble coffee shop.
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He shoots a while, scoops up a basketball and retreats to the bench.
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He retreats to a safer bank — aren't we all just imperfect human beings?
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The group retreats to the hall at Winterfell, where Melisandre has been hiding out.
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In February, the company acquired Luxury Retreats to boost its premium vacation home offerings.
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"Everybody retreats to their corner in the midst of that," refusing to take risks.
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Then, he retreats to his kitchen and patiently waits for the story to unfold.
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At one point, she retreats to the ladies' room to deal with her hair.
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The revelations are overwhelming, and Rachel to retreats to her room to catch her breath.
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The standoff will end only when one retreats to a stall to change in private.
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Try that where the sea ice retreats to within a few miles of the pole.
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The me who thinks and performs retreats to the page as the mother takes over.
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She rents a space where she retreats to do freelance work and listen to records.
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If she's not on camera, she's either on her phone or she retreats to her room.
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While guests search for their winter coats and hats, the chef discreetly retreats to the fireplace.
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It moves toward the sunshine when needed, and it retreats to shade when it's had enough.
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Thankfully, the seal retreats to the water as a land dog comes to the man's rescue.
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During breaks, Mr. King retreats to a hidden nook near the map for water and espresso.
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After dinner every night, my father retreats to the living room, where he reads The Times.
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And then everybody retreats to their rooms for a little sexytime, leading to the orgiastic conclusion.
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" After that squabble he retreats to his room and recalls thinking, "I get why dads leave.
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Nowadays, any gathering beyond her five daughters flusters her and she often retreats to her bedroom.
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Doug retreats to the Oval Office to carve his initials into the underside of a desk drawer.
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Aside from organizing weekend retreats to Camp David, the White House hosted weekly lunches for Republican senators.
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But when pushed, Glass falls sullen and monosyllabic and Bekmirzaev retreats to complaints about his own misfortune.
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By Sunday evening, Trópico packs up all but one stage and the party retreats to the beach.
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Nervous about meeting Rosenthal, Mabel retreats to the restroom to rehearse introducing herself (she flubs it anyway).
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Hughes comes out with bottles of water and a plate of cookies, then retreats to the kitchen.
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Having recently been on the receiving end of this, Zelda shuts them down and retreats to the bathroom.
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Though he retreats to the dog bed for a moment, he hops up to the window and returns.
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First name Clark, called "Man of Bronze", retreats to his "Fortress of Solitude" in the Arctic etc etc.
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Fact is ... their relationship is volatile and when things go south, Rob retreats to his place, we're told.
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After his terrible, horrible, no-good, very bad trapping day, Al retreats to his living room comfort zone.
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He retreats to Mars later on in the series but Silk Spectre convinces him to return to Earth.
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With closer "1-of-1," however, she retreats to a more leisurely pace, denouncing the pettiness of rap rivalries.
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Often Whittaker will chuck a long right low kicks between retreats to draw the opponent forward onto his jab.
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Ever since, the cabins have served as retreats — to hunt elk, fish for trout and revel in the solitude.
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When an ant encounters a tunnel in which other ants are already working, it retreats to find another tunnel.
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When it's done or running low on juice, it turns off the vacuum and retreats to the dock to charge.
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After spending her evening performing for thousands, Ziegler retreats to her own hotel room — and that's where this video comes in.
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Sorrentino tries to offer some inspirational advice, but Ortiz-Magro retreats to the bathroom to cry in private — and call Harley.
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During this period he focused more on centering prayer, holding workshops and retreats to promote it to clergy and lay people.
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Rachel, over all of it, retreats to her office and begins to delete the photos on her phone of all her bruises.
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Instead, in between commissions, he retreats to his Milan atelier to add to Progetto Domestico, his limited-edition collection of sculptural pieces.
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When ice retreats to the point that stream flows decline and power production drops, the valleys carved by glaciers will be exposed.
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She has become a fragile, joyless woman who retreats to her uncle's house both to stew over and hide from her own disappointments.
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In short, it meant teamwork — often in the Japanese style — on the job and in union-management retreats to socialize and swap ideas.
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I assume that she leaves your bed and retreats to her crate because, like you, she does not want to lie in urine.
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We discuss possible problems and E. retreats to the couch to search for roof repair companies in the area while I start dinner.
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Perkins, who prized her own monthlong retreats to Maine every August, "was a great believer in paid vacation," said Perkins biographer Kirstin Downey.
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That's why we've ranked 19 of the most idyllic British landmarks that you can enjoy in relative solitude, from coastal retreats to abandoned castles.
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She retreats to the back of the choir while the singing starts and stays there until she sees Jackie start to leave the audience.
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Another example of a flashier fighter exploiting the exact same principle is Raymond Daniels who retreats to get his opponents advancing onto back kicks.
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As darkness falls, Baciocchi retreats to the guest house's small, exquisite kitchen to put the final touches on dinner — this is Tuscany, after all.
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While Texas was the kick-off for SoulCycle&aposs wellness retreat experience, in 2020 the fitness company will start offering retreats to paying customers.
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Surprised at my presence, he retreats to his room to get dressed, leaving me in the foyer of the three-story, white, modernist estate.
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Afterward, he retreats to his car and sits alone in the parking lot, talking to Tyler as he watches the waves lap onto shore.
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And when Aurora seems to side with her new human in-laws during a dinner-table snafu, Maleficent moodily retreats to her kingdom of isolation.
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The Gospel According to Al Green shows what happens when an R&B superstar retreats to the church at the height of his performing powers.
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For in facing down the complexities of being grown-up, which include acknowledging the inevitably of death, "The Wildness" retreats to the sanctuary of childhood.
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Yet it turns out that Curry is doing just fine on the floor without two healthy hands or the usual retreats to his favorite sanctuary.
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From Davos to Doha, today's brave new market masters huddle in five-star retreats to dream up ways of pulling the levers of global growth.
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At night, the family retreats to their basement apartment and howls over their good fortune; in scamming the Parks, they have grown closer than ever.
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Then Orin, tormented by incestuous desire for his sister, kills himself, while the haunted Lavinia, "possessed by hate and death," retreats to the shadowed family manse.
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She can't be bother to wear them when she's at home relaxing so she leaves them out and retreats to her more peaceful, hearing-impaired state.
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As Conner begins his solo career, Owen (Taccone) decides to stay on as his DJ, and Lawrence (Akiva Schaffer) retreats to a life on a farm.
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Horrified, Elsa retreats to an ice palace, but sibling love sends Anna plowing through drifts and up glacial ridges, confident that she can reverse the spell.
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Travel and experience marketplace Fixers pitches experiences ranging from yoga retreats to trail running weekends and music festivals that are curated by the locals in-the-know.
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Before he leaves, he retreats to the Oval for one last smoke, using his lit cigarette to burn a hole through a star in the American flag.
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When confronted with the realities of abuse, it covers it up, retreats to a defensive crouch, or attributes abuse to external, rather than internal or doctrinal, factors.
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He retreats to his lab to create his… These are the things I smirk inwardly [about] when I'm just like, I know now exactly where I'm going.
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They went on retreats to technology-liberation summer camps, where they locked up their smartphones and traded their legal names for pseudonyms evoking berries and meteorological phenomena.
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He has a crackpot dream of starting a vigilante militia that will do things the Israel Defense Forces will not, and using religious retreats to lure recruits.
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But he often retreats to the rooftop of the foundation's building, and to a penthouse office that he has filled with his world-class collection of furniture.
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When Gloria retreats to a bathroom stall in frustration, director Mike Barker superimposes the image with one of Nikki in a jail cell: two women, boxed in.
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Meanwhile, the bride retreats to the bathroom after witnessing the whole scene, inconsolably bawling her eyes out about how they've sullied the "most important day" of her life.
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Idyllic retreats to Wi-Fi-equipped wilderness sanctuaries and half-year paid stays at large institutions are what most artists hope and crave when applying for a residency.
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The quietest time in the ranch is after one of these sessions, when everyone silently retreats to their respective rooms, because there is nothing left to be said.
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After a long day of drinking coffee, arguing with her parents and making me personally miserable, Lorelai retreats to Luke's for her last, late-night "vat" of coffee.
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Ally tries to calm him down but he retreats to his human tomb, where the bodies of his parents, brother Rudy (Cheyenne Jackson), and Ivy are being stored.
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Each day, on the set of her show "Better Things," the director and actor Pamela Adlon retreats to a small room while the cast and crew eat lunch.
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Hoteliers and chefs are "ushering in a new, sophisticated era" in Maine, from glamping retreats to locally sourced fine dining establishments, Travel & Leisure assistant editor Madeline Bilis writes.
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When not playing, Thiem retreats to his lake home in Neusiedl am See, a tiny lakeside town of about 8,000 that straddles the border of Austria and Hungary.
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Whether you're the kind of person who lives for the summer or the kind who retreats to their couch, you'll definitely want to stock up on some survival gear.
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Likewise we were conscious not to spark bitter rivalries between you and your cousins, talking down your exceptional cognitive skills on family retreats to our Sedona, Arizona Endtimes bunker.
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In one scene, an observer of a Ronald McDonald-themed photo shoot retreats to a dressing room, where she herself dons the red wig and applies the clown makeup.
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In Alfred Schnittke's "Sonata No. 1 for Violin and Piano," it finds a plausible drama, fluctuating between bursts of passion and retreats to formality, choreographically represented by ballroom decorum.
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Members were used to the President animatedly airing his complaints or asking for legal opinions as he stopped by dinner tables to chat during his retreats to the resort.
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For its new version, directed by the mighty John Tiffany (whose credits include the Broadway-bound "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child"), "Road" retreats to the traditional proscenium stage.
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Nevertheless, it's a Labour victory, which is announced as Princess Margaret's (Helena Bonham Carter) husband Tony (Ben Daniels) retreats to his darkroom after a day of blowing her off.
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He repeatedly makes mistakes when he does provide detail, but most of the time he steers clear of detail and retreats to safer ground he knows well -- his election victory.
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Evicted by a landlord who distrusts unmarried renters, the workaholic Kaira retreats to her seaside hometown in Goa and her affluent parents, who fret over her lack of matrimonial prospects.
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As the United States under Trump retreats to Fortress America, China under Xi Jinping retreats behind that version of Marxism which brooks no competitor on the political or ideological levels.
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He looks for scapegoats, he embraces illiberal plans for revenge, he retreats to the strategy that launched his political career and his presidential campaign: capturing press coverage through shock and offense.
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She takes off her ring and tells him he should never have gotten down on one knee in the first place, then gets up and retreats to the bathroom to cry.
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Honestly, not to be too pious, but we're living in very dehumanizing times when everyone hates one another and retreats to their corners, and are staring fiercely at the other side.
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Rose retreats to his beach house in Long Island, where, per the Hollywood Reporter, he spends his days reading newspapers, playing tennis, and holding court with his powerful friends (including Brown).
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"The Bear Retreats to its Den," for instance, which spans December 12 to 16, presents the Japanese artichoke as a seasonal vegetable and the sea cucumber as both seasonal fish and word.
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Today, companies not generally given to embracing start-up corporate culture are finding retreats to be an effective way to accomplish seemingly conflicting goals: Getting people to relax and to work harder.
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Read more: Neo-Nazi website Daily Stormer retreats to the dark web, but promises a comeback On the other hand, they are making their views known in a public space, the internet.
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In the film, teenager Howie (Brendan Mayer) retreats to a fantasy romance with an older woman (Jemima Kirke) while his parents (Molly Ringwald and Brian d'Arcy James) figure out their crumbling marriage.
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Deeply discouraged after being dismissed from a prestigious seminar led by the charismatic title character, Chris Kraus (Kathryn Hahn) retreats to the home she shares with her husband, the dour academic Sylvère.
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Williams wraps up his on-court work with 20 free throws and 10 court-width sprints, then retreats to the locker room to put on his ankle braces and check his phone.
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Like most great stars, he retreats to a chill corner of his brain to make his basketball decisions and he has not hesitated to cast out coaches and players who displease him.
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But when Ms. Sevigny's character retreats to the sanctuary of her psychedelically patterned bedroom and begins nodding off, you may feel like joining her in what looks like a seriously comfortable bed.
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But I also think that Jon, Dany, and their crew will lose pretty decisively, with heavy losses, which will lead to an alliance of convenience with Cersei as everybody retreats to King's Landing.
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They began raising millions of dollars and broadening their services to include adaptive sports for disabled veterans, employment and benefits help, and retreats to teach veterans to cope with post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Her taste is exceptional, and while she at times retreats to the sort of winemaking jargon that you would typically find in a wine-oriented publication, general-interest readers will profit as well.
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When Wii — and the world — are too much for Ms. Hargreaves, she retreats to her bathroom, where she never fails to admire the colored glass tiles, the Duravit vanity and the windowed shower.
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In the first episode — no big spoilers here — an emergency crops up at night, when Jane's without help, and she leaves her daughter alone while she retreats to her backyard studio to write.
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True, it may take a deeper economic impact from a surge in fatalities before the epidemic retreats to psychologically tip the balance towards greater sustainability – both in the environmental and socio-economic sense.
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In the spring, we'll start having retreats to follow up with middle school kids after they've been through the program -- we want to find ways to help keep those messages alive at their schools.
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Some use hyper-targeted advertising to reach the president as he watches Fox News or retreats to his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, according to a recent exposé by the Washingtonian, a magazine.
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I started out as a busboy and worked my way up; four decades later, I'm Trump's neighbor, with a home just steps from the "Winter White House" in Florida he retreats to every weekend.
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And others take aim at his unusual quirks — ice baths, silent meditation retreats to places like Myanmar, fasting, to name a few — even though zeroing in on personal habits is exactly no one's business.
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If Mr. Gianaris and his supporters have their way, and Amazon retreats to Nashville or Atlanta or some other more welcoming city, the mail order house that Jeff Bezos built will probably suffer little.
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The pair retreats to a farmhouse with their son (Noah Jupe) and daughter (Millicent Simmonds), and when they conceive another child, they begin making elaborate preparations for the nigh-impossible task of raising the baby.
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Bike share pioneer Mobike retreats to China On the autonomous vehicle front: China Post, the official postal service of China, and delivery and logistics companies Deppon Express, will begin autonomous package delivery services in April.
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Most of OK Computer was made while the band stayed at St Catherine's Court, a 21.618th-century manor house in Bath, England—making it one of the best "band retreats to creepy location" recording stories ever.
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The threat of violence appears to be over as everyone retreats to their car but...FLASH CUT to an unknown point in the future (likely seconds) and everyone is out of their cars and screaming again.
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The anguish on Frank's face in those moments is heartbreaking, but we see the real impact when he retreats to Reverend Wakefield's shed and proceeds to destroy the contents in a fit of impotent rage and grief.
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But after a humiliating public breakdown in Los Angeles, he retreats to his hometown, Bishop, Ontario, and tries to use what he learned from his role as a sleuth to solve real crimes with his childhood friends.
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Becks begrudgingly retreats to St. Louis where her mom (a former nun!) is happy to have her, but encourages her not to drink so much and to get off the couch after at least a week of wallowing.
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When the mother fails to emerge to retrieve her sash, the girl folds it, puts it on the floor in a spot where "Mama would see it when she came out" and then retreats to her own room.
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Following John F. Kennedy's death, in 1963, she retreats to Hyannis Port not merely to recuperate but to set in motion the process whereby the image of her husband will become a fixed star in the public gaze.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When night falls after her 14-hour work day, Indonesian domestic worker Deni Apriyani retreats to her room in Singapore and reaches for a pen to jot down her feelings, in poem after poem.
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She announces her resignation from the board and then retreats to a bar where she meets Carla, a neglectful and horny single mom, and Kiki, an isolated stay-at-home mom who is closely monitored by an overbearing husband.
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Instead of fighting it out "Fight Club"-style, men are sitting in small group circles weekly in office spaces and during outdoor retreats to talk through their feelings, allowing themselves to grow more vulnerable, and, yes, to cry together.
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Except that boy is Jeremiah, and he's busy following another girl around: Kayla Jo. When Jeremiah brings Kayla Jo back to the house after a long, boozy night, Nilsa retreats to the (alligator) phone to call her cheating ex-husband.
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Goat shocks with its characters' overt and casual homophobia—with "faggot" screamed out maybe more times than "fuck"—Total Frat Movie retreats to old-fashioned gym coach-style implied homophobia ("quit jerkin' each other off in there") for cheap laughs.
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Offering everything from LGBTQ-friendly liturgy for weddings, funerals or retreats to individual consultation as one navigates the often murky holy waters of one's queerness and faith, Enfleshed aims to help bring churches and faith practices into the 21st century.
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With a few exceptions the hotels are all half-board, including dinner as well as breakfast, so the bars clear out at a reasonable hour as everyone retreats to their hotel rooms for a shower and then down to their meal.
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It's also made a couple of key acquisitions that speak to how it hopes to widen its commercial net, including the group-focused Tilt funding platform and Luxury Retreats to bring in more properties (and clients!) at the higher end of the market.
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But on weekends, he retreats to what he calls his "spiritual home," a two-story restaurant and museum in Beijing that is a shrine to the woman he considers a goddess: the Taiwanese pop singer Teresa Teng, one of Asia's most celebrated artists.
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Investors expect to see the index clustering near the value of trend line B. This confirms that when the index retreats to the value of the trend line B, that it is a good buying opportunity for a continuation of the long-term uptrend.
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Where Lyoto Machida constantly looks for that southpaw counter left straight while leaning outside the lead foot, and Stephen Thompson retreats to throw the southpaw counter left straight through the open side, Horiguchi is always in an orthodox stance, looking for his right hand.
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When she retreats to the Petit Trianon, her small palace on the outskirts of Versailles, it's to a very fake version of pastoral life, complete with a picturesque village and gauzy peasant dresses made of a linen that would probably cost them a lifetime of salaries.
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Jamie (Colin Firth), a writer cuckolded by his own brother, retreats to a villa in the South of France and falls for his Portuguese housekeeper, Aurelia, who speaks no English and who obligingly strips down to her underwear to rescue manuscript pages that have blown into the lake.
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We have another clue that points to the deal: in addition to our other sourcing, when I emailed Joe Poulin, the CEO and co-founder of Luxury Retreats, to see if he could tell me anything, I received a reply directly from an Airbnb spokesperson — who I had not contacted yet.
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A good portion of the book is devoted to the social and what might be called the geographic structure of musical high life—Toscanini's restlessness, the endless ocean voyages, the meetings with celebrities, the shuffling of family and mistresses, the frequent retreats to Lago Maggiore for a peace that was beyond his reach.
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Julia, in turn, told me how she banishes the kids to their rooms to do homework, cranks out a big bowl of pasta with pantry-staple sauce, serves everyone, and then retreats to the living room while everyone else cleans up; she, too, is done with the process fairly early in the evening.
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Her campaign's handling of the episode has also exacerbated an impression that she is overly guarded, a trait that Clinton allies have long attributed to an endless feedback loop: She retreats to secrecy because she distrusts the news media, they say, creating a sense that there is something to hide, which makes reporters more wary.
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Fun fact No. 2: The costume is so hot that, in breaks from the action, Sven retreats to a "puppet corner" offstage, where dressers supply water and even hold tissues for nose blowing (the actors can't use their hands while in costume), and where an air conditioning tube can be inserted into the costume to lower their body temperature.
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In his resignation memo, a copy of which was obtained by The New York Times, Mr. Runcie said that senior members of his department had met that day with Treasury officials and discussed "holding numerous meetings and retreats" to outline a process for "transferring all or a portion" of the student aid office's functions to the Treasury Department.
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So he can go after Biden's vim just as he skewered Jeb Bush's vigor, while he himself returned home to his own bed on most nights of his 2016 campaign, retreats to his Florida or New Jersey resort every weekend that he possibly can and, at one memorable summit meeting in Sicily, rode around in a golf cart while his European peers walked.
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She panics and collapses while addressing Parliament, when attending a ball she can only stand to be there for a few minutes before demanding to be taken back to her room, and she doesn't even make it to meet with the Russian ambassador; Sarah informs her that her dramatic eye makeup makes her "look like a badger," and Anne retreats to her room.
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It's perhaps not surprising that art retreats to the earth in times of acute political or social unrest; the phrase ''lying down'' may conjure sleep and relaxation, as when one drops into bed after a hard day, but it also suggests surrender, as when one refuses to fight back, or brings to mind radical political actions such as lying in the road to block traffic or staging a ''die-in.
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I Am Brian Wilson tells the harrowing, heartbreaking story of the life of Brian—Beach Boys auteur and resident genius—which goes like this: Angel-headed boy from Hawthorne, California, at the dawn of the 1960s, smitten by the harmonic convergence of The Four Freshmen and the shimmering Spectorian grandeur of "Be My Baby," forms band with his two brothers and asshole cousin, calls it The Beach Boys and writes uber-catchy ditties of Zen-like simplicity about surfing, hot rods, and girls (despite being slapped deaf in his right ear by his sadistic tyrant of a father); boy becomes international pop star, boy has nervous breakdown and retires from touring and retreats to the studio where he gets into a pissing match with The Beatles and the race is on to get to the next level first; boy takes LSD, boy blows mind, boy sees God, boy starts hearing strange and beautiful music in his head, boy plays the studio like an instrument, sings choirs of angels, creates music of overarching majesty, astonishing beauty and profound sadness, boy makes greatest pop album of all time (Pet Sounds) and the greatest song of the 20th Century ("Good Vibrations").
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