"The buoys are rising and falling out there," says Healey.
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She heaved a sigh, her turquoise bust rising and falling.
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Equity markets jitterbugged on Tuesday, rising and falling and rising again.
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The carousel of rising and falling centrists is pushing Sanders ahead.
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Financial markets have been rising and falling with trade headlines all year.
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Then there is the rising and falling of terra not-quite firma.
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In a lot behind them a working one is gently rising and falling.
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There are important examples of national income and happiness rising and falling together.
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Usually silver and gold move in tandem, both generally rising and falling together.
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Hina began to breathe deeply, her shoulders rising and falling with the effort.
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In 103, Gezari discovered an especially clear flare, rising and falling as modelers predicted.
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It's late at night and her parents are arguing, their voices rising and falling.
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The sodium levels should have been rising and falling with the volume of urine.
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To the paradoxical dynamic that drives this artist's finest work: rising, and falling, and rising.
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So lifelike, they even breathe, chests rising and falling as if deep in REM sleep.
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His bright shoes rising and falling against the pavement made him appear to be dancing.
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But stocks still moved in lockstep with rising and falling hopes for a trade deal.
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The film continues on like this — rising and falling, loud and soft, left and right.
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She delivers her answers to the judge, the pleasant scratch of her voice rising and falling.
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By incrementally investing your money, you can mitigate the effect of the rising and falling market.
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That's where they will stay, anchored to the seabed, rising and falling with the water levels.
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The nation's output gains has been sensitive to rising and falling prices over the last few years.
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Both trends, rising and falling, have continued to change holiday shopping spending habits in the United States.
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Housing is now behaving more like a stock or bond, with global prices rising and falling together.
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A video of the Alaskan tundra shows hills rising and falling as the giant undulations raced outward.
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And, in the silence afterward, he felt her chest rising and falling rapidly against his outstretched arm.
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Since then, it's been a rollercoaster, with price sharply rising and falling, often without a clear trigger.
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Rising and falling like this, he creates his own world, occasionally terrifying and lonely though it is.
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For example, census data is used to apportion congressional districts that accurately represent rising and falling state populations.
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His voice sounded like wind in a steel tumbler: metallic, hollow, rising and falling without logic, almost unintelligible.
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The smaller children lie tangled beside her, their chests rising and falling under winter coats and wool blankets.
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She's not only good, but she seems to be an exception to these stories of rising and falling.
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Last week, markets careened on headlines related to the trade war, rising and falling with the latest developments.
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The Arabic word tamawuj translates as a rising and falling in waves, a flowing, a swelling, an undulation.
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In the last painting of the triptych, Hero has leapt off the tower, caught between rising and falling.
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Cards and collectibles for current players are like the stock market, rising and falling based on performance, he said.
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As the drug market churned, with new players rising and falling, training camps became academies for the industry's enforcers.
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CFDs are complex financial instruments that enable speculation on rising and falling prices of currencies, commodities, indices, treasuries and shares.
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On average the monsoon is a regular wave of rain, rising and falling over the months from June to September.
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The chorus remained behind the screen, rising and falling on an unseen lift, so that it appeared to be floating.
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People are being snatched up by invisible beasts, consumed by black goo, and thrown around by rising and falling tides.
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He explained that there had been a number of successive Troys over the millennia, each rising and falling in turn.
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It's the kind of breathing that you can hear; the belly and the chest rising and falling—it's an event.
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It's a little world within a world at Bemelmans in the afternoon, amid painted lamplight and jazz rising and falling.
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Oil prices have been rising and falling on the prospects of the deal, and this week an agreement looked more promising.
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Inside the window, rising and falling 24 hours a day, is the same confetti from election night in the convention center.
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Using his rising and falling poll numbers as a guide, VICE News set out on a road trip across New Jersey.
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It was two snakes, their sleek bodies wrapped around each other, rising and falling, mirroring each other in twisting S-shapes.
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Then the camera looks up toward the street level, the first of many metaphors about rising and falling in the film.
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We could hear nothing of war in that cool place, where the only sounds came from the elevators rising and falling.
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This may be Mallarmé's ultimate response to Wagner: the layout evokes musical notation, with voices rising and falling amid expectant silences.
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Treasuries have largely moved in lock-step with stocks in the past few weeks, with yields rising and falling with equity prices.
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Each song feels episodic, as though you're listening to a musical production—not simply rising and falling but furiously climbing and collapsing.
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First, focus on bringing awareness into your own body, especially through internal sensations like your chest rising and falling with your breath.
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"But this is my labyrinth," she laughed, gesturing around at the rising and falling stairs carpeted in Dior gray of her atelier.
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The moment when Shelby sees the ground rising and falling of its own volition made the hair on our arms stand on end.
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To avoid your portfolio simply rising and falling with the market, his advice is to spread out and balance the risks of each investment.
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I remember being mesmerized by its chart of my anticipated cash flow, which showed my account rising and falling along with paychecks and bills.
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Resigned to the pain and the uncertainty of the coming hours, she breathed deeply, the Mickey Mouse stitched on her dress rising and falling.
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Beside her, on a mat, Enam lay on his back and stared listlessly at the ceiling, his chest rising and falling with a painful effort.
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The currencies of China's big trading partners, such as the euro, have got caught up in the yuan's shifting tides, rising and falling in sympathy.
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His voice is a perfectly controlled howl, crackling through the overloaded mix, rising and falling with the steady piano chords and crashing, half-paced drums.
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They rushed to the windows, crushing shoulder to shoulder to glimpse a fin, rising and falling, here then there, cutting through the inky blue Pacific.
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It tells a story that places the American experience of childhood and parenthood in a larger context of rising and falling levels of social concern.
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The famed roller coaster ran on an endless loop — the cars rising and falling on its rickety track — but the seats were all empty. Spooky.
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To truly learn this lesson, pay attention to the rising and falling of your breath while you watch this video of a master in practice.
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Swabs collected from his lip, cheek and tongue showed that these also contained his donor's DNA, with the percentages rising and falling over the years.
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Clinton is most closely aligned with health care and biotech stocks, and the biotechs have seesawed with Hillary rising and falling in the polls, he said.
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Studies have found that the gentle rising and falling of the breath can stimulate parts of the brain responsible for creating a sense of calm tranquility.
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This was partly because of rises and falls in the sea itself, and partly because of the land rising and falling in response to tectonic shifts.
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After 15 minutes, the melody falls away entirely and it's just an orchestra of white noise, rising and falling, that same bass drone softly punctuating it.
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A group of clowns with white face paint and red noses squeaked noisily in the rising and falling tones of Gaza's Arabic dialect and hopped around.
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"Managers positioned tactically long and short which are able to navigate both rising and falling volatility market cycles are likely to lead industry performance in 2H17."
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Skyworks, like the rest of the semiconductors, has had a volatile few months, rising and falling on news about U.S.-China trade tensions and Huawei's blacklisting.
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Mr. Treffer, the tourism chief, proudly lauds a historical exhibit that shows the fortunes and population of Ingolstadt, rising and falling with the vicissitudes of history.
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The market has been extremely volatile for the past few weeks, rising and falling with the latest headlines about what's next for US-China trade relations.
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Historically, such economic optimism would show up in the approval ratings of our president, with the economic outlook and the president's approval rising and falling together.
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"Treasury's cash flow and borrowing needs are very lumpy, rising and falling throughout the year," said a spokesman for the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget.
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There was another camera on a pole near the center of the stage, rising and falling and rotating 360 degrees, constantly in search of an angle.
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Slanting indicates rising and falling pitches that can detect human voices, according to Spotify Filters pick up harmonic context as red and blue bands at different frequencies.
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Others observe that America's decline is natural, that the world's history is one of rising and falling empires and the time has come for America to fall.
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Scott Wren, senior global equity strategist for Wells Fargo's Investment Institute, said stocks were rising and falling based on how investors expect the global economy to do.
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These orderly, dramatic scenes would come appointed with the usual novelistic conveniences—dialogue, authorial stage directions ("with a slight tremor in his voice"), rising and falling action.
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The biggest changes came in the bears' fat cells, with thousands of genes rising and falling in their levels of expression over the course of the year.
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In one regard, trades like plumbing may be immune to the rising and falling tides of the economy: a blocked toilet is a blocked toilet, after all.
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The "basic elements of the piece," he writes in a program note, are "rising and falling," more or less basic to most music of any traditional bent.
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Chart watchers use it to track when credit risk is rising and falling, and the moments when it rises dramatically typically correlate with big drops in stocks.
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The favorite style of hedge fund for those who did invest was long-short equity, which can bet on both rising and falling share prices, at 19 percent.
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Technically, it's not Gaga and co-star/director Cooper singing on this soundtrack: It's Ally and Jackson, the leading characters in this tale of rising and falling fame.
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Behind the gates, rising and falling in the darkness of an open shaft, was the old-fashioned elevator box, made of heavy carved wood, like some Byzantine sarcophagus.
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But it goes to show that what looks like a national epidemic or trendline could also be regional epidemics, with different populations and demographics, separately rising and falling.
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His voice rising and falling with emotion, he made a big, generous, impassioned case for love as the most important thing there is, in religion and in life.
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The favorite style of hedge fund for those who did invest was long-short equity, which can bet on both rising and falling share prices, at 19 percent.
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From the first minute, she treats some quickly rising and falling motifs with an interpretive feeling that's more romantic than you hear from other players in this repertoire.
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He first introduced his grandmother, 55-year-old Aisha Al-Tilawi, who lay on a bed with an oxygen mask on her mouth, her chest rising and falling quickly.
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The press loves these transitions because they're wonderfully symbolic and it gives them hooks to hang much broader-based pieces on companies rising and falling in the public imagination.
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The oceanic and atmospheric circulations are coupled, with the equatorial winds helping drive the surface equatorial current, and sea surface temperature differentials reinforcing the rising and falling air columns.
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Groups of beats in shifting metrical combinations churn constantly in midrange instruments, as oscillating two-note riffs, spiraling arpeggios, or rising and falling scales float above or hover below.
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Shares of the nation's major steel producers have gyrated in recent months, rising and falling on the nuances of the Trump administration's pursuit of tariffs on imports of steel.
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Long-short hedge funds, which bet on rising and falling share prices, are down 4.89 percent in the first two months of the year, Hedge Fund Research data showed.
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" The song continues with its semi-dreary, semi-desperate rhythm, rising and falling, then ending abruptly when West yelps — there is no other word but "yelp" — "Chick-fil-A!
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Janet had crossed her arms on her inner tube and laid her cheek on them, her long brown hair trailing in the water, rising and falling with the waves.
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With his voice rising and falling as he toggled between pride over a strong labor market and anger over impeachment, Mr. Trump made it clear he took it personally.
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Its primary narrative, around Vers / Carol / Captain Marvel and her voyage of self-discovery, falls together well, following Marvel's usual patterns of drama and humor and rising and falling action.
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What you're left with is an elegantly distilled list of 10 of the most popular links of the moment, with rising and falling (and new entry) icons on the right.
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The oceanic and atmospheric circulations tend to reinforce one another, with the trade winds driving the equatorial currents, and sea surface temperature differentials reinforcing the rising and falling air columns.
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Biotech stocks so far this year appear to be on the same bumpy ride they have endured for months, rising and falling as politicians make statements on addressing drug pricing.
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Civil defence authorities issued the customary notice beforehand that in the event of a real emergency, the sirens would sound in a rising and falling, rather than a constant, tone.
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Bond reaction to recent headlines on tariffs has largely been as a safe haven for investors worried about equity volatility, with yields rising and falling in tandem with stock prices.
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Chief Executive Luke Ellis cited continued client demand for Man Group's alternative risk strategies, with flows returning to its European long-short strategy betting on both rising and falling prices.
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Langlois plans to launch Terreneuve - which will use a so-called 'long-short' strategy, betting on rising and falling share prices - with between $200 million and $250 million, the sources said.
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With slang rising and falling faster than ever before, though, it is anyone's guess whether adulting will survive as long as it takes for its users to become seasoned grown-ups.
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Slanting indicates rising and falling pitches that can detect human voices, according to Spotify Outside of the controlled environment of music, engineers have proposed solutions that broadly fall into two categories.
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The fund will bet on both rising and falling share prices of companies focused on the raw materials needed for the development of electric vehicles, such as batteries and supporting infrastructure.
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To understand why, start with this: Though energy may appear to be a free market, with prices rising and falling as traders buy and sell oil and electricity, appearances are deceiving.
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Investors in its two onshore funds, one of which was long-short and so could bet on both rising and falling share prices, were in the process of liquidating, Brown said.
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Presumably, the other movies about rising and falling female stars aren't some kind of meta-commentary about the enraging struggles and abuse that women in the entertainment industry continue to face.
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It's been a long time since we gathered here to unpack the rising and falling fortunes of our favorite con man turned corporate lawyer turned mobile phone dealer turned plaintiffs' attorney.
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We could sink together into the deep comforts of the game — the march of clues down the board, the rising and falling scores, the call and response of answers and questions.
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Mr. Slabinski, a senior chief petty officer, could see through his night-vision goggles an aiming laser from Sergeant Chapman's rifle rising and falling with his breathing, a sign he was alive.
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From aboard a tugboat, rising and falling with the light swell of the Gulf of Oman, I could see part of the ship's steel hull gaping like a ripped-open tin of sardines.
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"What we see through the rising and falling of the ground surface is the elastic response of the land to regular changes in groundwater level," says lead author Bryan Riel in a statement .
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With each breath, her brain was rising and falling, as it floated in the shifting spinal fluid in her skull, and it was crucial to implant when the cortex rose to maximum height.
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Instead of going anywhere, it jogs on the spot, three-quarters of a ton of moving muscle, feet rising and falling in the same four hoofprints like an animation in a flip book.
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His acute (´) and grave (`) accents signaled rising and falling tones respectively, while a third mark, a combination of the first two (ˆ), marked either a longer vowel or a rise and fall in pitch.
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Together the pair have run money for seven years using their so-called long-short strategy, which looks to bet on rising and falling share prices by focusing on a company's sustainability, Lombard said.
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While past returns can't predict future returns, your money is much better off rising and falling in the market over a long period of time than sitting dormant in a savings or checking account.
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The Spinning Chandelier, designed by artist Rodney Graham, is and does what its title suggests: The 14-by-21-foot faux-crystal chandelier swivels rapidly, rising and falling over the course of 24 hours.
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But its theatricality, both of the showy, expensive kind (rising and falling chandeliers, mysterious mirrors and underground lagoons) and of the more potent, elemental kind (obsessive love and beautiful sopranos and virtuous aristocrats), remains intact.
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The series is named "Deadwood" after all — the locale is just as important as any single cast member, the story of its 19th-century gentrification intertwined with the rising and falling fortunes of its inhabitants.
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"But make no mistake: We are talking about the rising and falling fortunes of courtiers who, with flattery and whispers and flowery professions of fealty, serve the unpredictable whims of their liege lord," Robinson added.
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Recent headlines called Chicago the "murder capital of the U.S." or "murder city" as it battled a years-long struggle with rising and falling homicide rates, especially in poorer, black neighborhoods such as Austin and Englewood.
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So-called long-short hedge funds - which bet on stocks rising and falling - have lost an average 3.82 percent this year versus gains of 5.72 percent in the same period last year, the Eurekahedge data showed.
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The Confederation of British Industry's gauge of retailers - or the difference between those reporting rising and falling sales volumes - slumped to -49 in August from -16 in July, the second weakest reading since records began in 1983.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Equity funds that can profit from both rising and falling markets and rivals betting on macroeconomic trends are expected to outperform in 2016, a Deutsche Bank survey of investors managing $2.1 trillion in assets showed.
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The two men, both in their 70s, are bitter political rivals who spent decades rising and falling in the highly fractured Brazilian party system, where fickle alliances are often sealed in back-room dealings and secret payoffs.
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As it gets more and more boring to visit Facebook I foresee a few other rising and falling media outlets based on new media – perhaps through VR or video – that will knock social media out of the way.
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You can hear it a lot in the Utopia opener "Arisen My Senses" but its use stretches across many of her older songs, like "All Is Full of Love," for example, rising and falling like a conductor's baton.
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Recent headlines called Chicago the "murder capital of the U.S." or "murder city" as the city battled a yearslong struggle with rising and falling homicide rates, especially in poorer, less-educated, black neighborhoods such as Austin and Englewood.
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And so Rochelle's outside the club, a distance away from Candice, Remy and the others, and they can all hear her shouting, voice rising and falling, stabbing at the brer who tried to draw her – are you mad?!
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Reading this book you realize that you can scratch history, any patch, and you'll find a pattern of women's heft and sway, wealth and authority rising and falling, depending on demographics, politics and the state of the economy.
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Hileman said that with the price of cryptocurrencies rising and falling many developers of the underlying blockchain technology may have taken their "eyes of the ball," but are now back to creating solutions that may come to market soon.
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While public opinion has fluctuated in the last 15 years — often rising and falling depending on the immediacy of terrorist attacks — the most recent poll findings have shown a close divide in the public's concern over terrorism versus privacy.
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Sleep-related deaths, including sudden infant death syndrome, or SIDS, kill about 3,500 babies a year in the US. They're also hard to detect — short of checking whether a baby's chest is rising and falling, parents have very few options.
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But in the 1930s, scientists had only just begun to recognize the physiological function and the rising and falling levels of various hormones during pregnancy, according to Dr. Michael F. Greene, chief of obstetrics at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.
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While Cubans have been a common sight for years on the migrant trail through Mexico, their numbers rising and falling in response to events back home and shifts in American policy, the flow appeared to pick up in recent months.
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But in Ashley's recorded narration of an enigmatic spy story — his voice mellow, weary and wry — he, as ever, directs us to the musical nature of speech: smooth and staccato rhythms, pitches quietly rising and falling, unexpected pockets of feeling.
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Hashemi is expected to start London-based Hashemi Asset Management in the new year and will focus on European equities as part of a so-called long-short strategy, one source said, betting on both rising and falling share prices.
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Douglas Greenig, founder of Florin Court Capital, meanwhile, said he had profited from both the rising and falling currency in 2017 and 2018, as his quantitative fund models combed the market for trending prices and then leveraged those patterns to profit from them.
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Of course, Vegas is also endlessly protean and mutable: A time-lapse of the Strip from Prima's day through the present might look something like the intro sequence to Game of Thrones, structures rising and falling and being replaced over and over again.
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Over the past few years, U.S. crude production, led by independent producers, has been sensitive to rising and falling oil prices, climbing rapidly when the domestic benchmark hovered above $100 a barrel in 2013 and 2014, and falling sharply when prices collapsed thereafter.
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Yet Taylor allows whiteness to move consistently on the periphery of Wallace's gaze, in tandem with the muted hum of desire: its volume rising and falling as his field of vision encounters white hands adjusting tight shorts revealing flashes of untanned, untouched flesh.
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Painstaking construction went into this track; listen to the way the handclaps deliberately lag behind the bass drum, the way the percussion later lags behind the guitar, the way the voices are scraggly or sweet, the rising and falling buzz in the background.
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A digital token with a stable value would not be attractive to speculators — the main audience for cryptocurrencies so far — but it would allow consumers to hold it and pay for things without worrying about the value of the coin rising and falling.
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Michael's exhortations to connect body and spirit facilitate an awareness of the park's surroundings — the rising and falling of cicada song, the towering trees that must have borne witness to a great deal of the history that Sinacori laid out so colorfully.
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We entered to find a sea of people tranced out on the floor in sleeping bags while post-rock group Oneida carried out the "dedication" part of the program with a subtly rising and falling jam incorporating keyboards, drums, guitars, and the occasional chanting.
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Start with my own family, as an illustration — white Protestants for the most part on both sides with a few Irish newcomers mixed, rising and falling and migrating around in the way of most families that have been in this country a long time.
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Still, small-cap indexes are up 10 percent, the running daily tally of rising-and-falling stocks remains positive and the equal-weighted version of the S&P is up 3 percent for 2018 — hardly a market dependent on just a small handful of stocks.
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He is capable of wondrous effects, as when he illuminates the stage from the sides in bands: The dancers, moving through the stripes at various speeds, could be rising and falling through layers of water — a submarine world of sleep viewed from a different angle.
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Chosen to give the address to the congregations, Bishop Curry, who is African-American, quoted Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. His voice rising and falling with emotion, he made a big, generous, impassioned case for love as the most important thing there is, in religion and in life.
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The plots of Final Fantasy games are often filled with world-altering occurrences, depicted via generously budgeted cutscenes, and this is no different—but there's a palpably personal drive to Noctis's quest that even those unmoved by the rising and falling of fictional empires will be able to relate to.
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Anna stood on the threshold for a minute, giving her eyes time to get used to the darkness of the room, to discern different gray masses, the bookshelves, the desk, the hamper, to make sure that her daughter's chest was still rising and falling under the blankets at regular intervals. ♦
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A purple father-figure in a hat, a green mother with a vaguely modish haircut, and scrawly orange child with a looping approximation of an afro blink in and out of silent conversation — forks rising and falling in a loop, the contents of their plates lighting up and blinking out.
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And it's also the first of its breed to focus predominately on the love story between the rising and falling stars, equal partners in the relationship who nonetheless find their deep connection altered and shaped by the ways that success in creative work can keep shifting the landscape under two lovers' feet.
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At the same time that disco was, according to many, rising and falling in quick succession — a fashion that quickly went out of style — there was a loosely associated group of artists, most of them based around New York City, who we now, for lack of a better term besides postmodern, call the Pictures Generation.
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Gas-pipeline valves emerge abruptly from the prairie here and there, oil and heater-treater and wastewater tanks stand beside horizon-seeking lease roads, and wellheads with slowly rising and falling horse-head pumps, or with submersible electric pumps, or with no pumps at all, meet your eye randomly throughout the wide-open spaces.
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I happened to be standing on Abbey's old house trailer site at Arches, now a cluster of blackbrush and cliffrose in spring bloom, and gazing across his "33,000-acre terrace," a windless, sun-warped sprawl of red spires and orange buttes rising and falling to the horizon like a city of dust and stone.
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Here was the stuff of theater — events that were almost preposterous in their strangeness: clandestine meetings, often run by those who had no experience with such things; people's lives constantly put at risk; governments threatened with calamity; emotions rising and falling at an operatic scale; people pushed to the brink of what they thought possible as friendships were fused and torn apart.
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And the campaign is turning its allegations of unfair media coverage into a rallying cry, telling supporters that the news media's inherent bias, obsession with horse-race politics about who is rising and falling, and the propensity to give outsize coverage to new candidates has led to a Sanders blackout that gives a false impression about the state of the race.
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The buzz swirling around the third remake of the 1937 movie looks promising, to say the least: Critics and audiences at the Venice and Toronto film festivals have praised Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga as the lovers in this tale of the perils of simultaneously rising and falling careers, along with equal praise for Mr. Cooper's directorial debut and his songwriting.
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"The Lake on Fire" is about the making of America, the bones on which it has always been built, and the way the wheels turn (even now) and the way they turned then, moving forward, crushing some, advancing others, and within this epic story, the making of a person, Chaya Shaderowsky, rising and falling, failing and flailing and making her painful, blazingly aware way, in our America.
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Since, if the book had been written a scant seven years ago—with Obama triumphant, Labour in power in Britain, and the euro having survived its shocks—the entire vector of the centuries would have seemed dramatically different, one wonders whether what Mishra traces through time might really be not a directional arrow but more like a surfboard, rising and falling on the quick-change waves of history.
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I was especially struck by a number owned by the French doctor Pierre Spitzner (whose collection is now at the University of Montpellier), which date to the second half of the 19th century: one was a wax automaton, featuring a Venus who "breathed," with a rising and falling chest; another is of a girl in an impeccably white nightgown undergoing a caesarean section, with four distinctly male hands prodding her revealed organs, bizarrely attached to no bodies — phantom hands, complete with white cuffs and the sleeves of black jackets to add an extra layer of eeriness.
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