This does not imply a rush back to the box.
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I rush back to the office and heat up my lunch.
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"We would hesitate to rush back to that," Ms. Tavenner said.
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They made me want to rush back home and bake something.
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As soon as my items arrive I rush back to 17th Street.
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I rush back to the office and sneak in about 10 minutes late.
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So we're guessing that she's not in a giant rush back into marriage.
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Then, the troupe rush back out onstage into the glare of the footlights.
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Any investor inclined to rush back in would be wise to tread carefully.
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He did rush back to Washington in time to vote for the legislation.
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It begins with the ocean, as waves rush back and forth over the sand.
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I rush back to get the zucchini bread in the oven by 43.663:30.
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Veils of rain, parted for a second by the house, rush back together again.
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They needed to rush back, gather up some belongings and get to the hospital.
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Did you need to rush back to your dressing room and decompress in silence?
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But Alexis Bledel, at least, seems less than anxious to rush back into the revival.
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We tip the guide ($213) and rush back to our riad for our next Moroccan experience.
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He had to rush back to his room, he said, to meet a deadline in Washington.
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Patrols rush back inside the gates and snipers hunch over their rifle scopes, scanning the eastern approaches.
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Doesn't really make sense, but something's clearly up for Katherine to rush back to L.A. for court.
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If you rush back into your weightlifting routine too quickly, for instance, you might re-injure yourself.
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After the showings, I rush back uptown for my gel manicure, pedicure, and eyebrow appointment ($105 including tip).
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People who leave laptops or wallets at the airport security checkpoint almost always rush back to get it.
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The prime minister and the unification minister had to rush back to Seoul from trips to provincial cities.
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"The second Colton walked down on the beach, I felt these feelings kind of rush back," Booth admits.
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"I learned what not to do is not to rush back and just take my time," Wall says.
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This time, though, Kramer told PEOPLE things will be different in that she won't rush back into her career.
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The authorities, mindful of the clearing skies and returning electricity, asked residents not to rush back to their homes.
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DeGrom added that having watched Steven Matz rush back from a similar injury last season factored into his decision.
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Don't rush back to work or school; you'll remain contagious for at least 24 hours after beginning the medication.
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The meeting runs over a little and I have to rush back for the next meeting at my office.
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According to Le Brusq, traditional structured products buyers are likely to rush back to the market alongside rising rates.
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Someone set a small fire inside the limo, causing Villarroel to rush back to the car to stomp it out.
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One said players were an "asset" that medical staffs needed to rush back onto the field as quickly as possible.
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Carcillo and Boynton charge the league with allowing and encouraging players to rush back to action while recovering from concussions.
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But Pratt is reluctant to rush back into the arms of Rolls-Royce, with whom it occasionally clashed inside IAE.
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Vendors and families rush back to perform their prayers and eat the last meal they can before the sun emerges.
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Lawmakers increasingly try to cram their legislative work into the middle of the week in Washington and then rush back home.
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Yet Murphy warned that residents shouldn't rush back if they don't have to -- the island still doesn't have water or electricity.
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He administered overdoses of drugs that caused cardiac arrest so that he could rush back and try to revive patients heroically.
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You can start fresh without having to rush back to the nearest Pokémon Center every few battles while you level grind.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday he does not recommend investors rush back into the market as concerns about the coronavirus persist.
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And good news for those who want to rush back out to the slopes: You don't even have to don a robe.
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In fact, he would like to see the stock get even more overbought to prove the rush back into Netflix is real.
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Falih has talked about the issue publicly, saying in June that even $50 oil would not create a rush back to investment.
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The market seems virtually oblivious to bad news, with investors capitalizing on even the smallest dips to rush back in and buy.
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If they knew what was staring up at them from the deep as they splashed around, they would rush back on board.
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This car might have to pull over to make way for the consumer rush back to S.U.V.s, pickups and big crossover vehicles.
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Like Joe Iconis and Family, they tempt you to rush back to childhood and forward into the future at the same time.
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Most important of all, don't rush back into activity before healing is complete and normal, pain-free range of motion has been restored.
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I get an Apple 'N Greens smoothie from the Jamba Juice guy and rush back to my desk for a couple hours of calls.
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His wife, Diana Loesch, said she did not understand why her husband had to rush back; Mr. Darden said his company needed him there.
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But when the lesson came to an end, reality dawned on Tesfa as she prepared to rush back to her employer to avoid reprisals.
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The children, joined by two girls, rush back to the driveway where they stand in a panic, having what appears to be an animated conversation.
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"As an agent for 15 years, I can tell you that players tend to try to rush back from certain injuries, including concussions," he says.
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Sometimes if Kiara has her sister around and I don't have to rush back, I will stop first at church and attend an early service.
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Changing channels ... The "Monday Night Football" theme is a Pavlovian signal to football fans to rush back from the kitchen — the game is about to begin.
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The idea that a team would rush back such a valuable asset went against the risk-averse nature of nearly all of pro sports in 23.
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The band threw another curveball when, around the 45-second mark, they paused briefly only to rush back in with a burst of Descendents-inspired poppiness.
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Kimberly went into labor while Scott was at a tournament in Hawaii with the team, and Scott had to rush back to be at the birth.
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That allowed Pompeo's nomination to move ahead to the Senate floor, without forcing Isakson to rush back to Washington simply to arrive at a foregone conclusion.
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Many traders had expected foreign investors to rush back to Brazil following the impeachment of leftist President Dilma Rousseff in May, but those inflows failed to materialize.
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In fact, Kenney says he knows Wentz is still nursing that knee injury -- and he doesn't want to see Carson rush back before he's absolutely 100% healthy.
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Back then, I'd wake up in the middle of the night realizing something I can change and I'd immediately rush back to the classroom to try it.
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That wouldn't be good for anyoneAs a mom and wife, I love knowing that now, if I die, my husband won't need to rush back to work.
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But it doesn't take long for Jimmy to rush back to Chuck's house — now, because Chuck phoned Howard at HHM and said he's quitting the law for good.
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I rush back to my apartment, pack my belongings, and head to a hotel in Midtown where I am staying with my dad for the next two nights.
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"For sure, we use our knees very much, every surface, every court," Monfils said, adding that his rehabilitation involved daily treatment and a mentality not to rush back.
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But he said he expected the U.S. earnings season to drive for investor behavior more than anything else, with TD Ameritrade customers joining the rush back into energy.
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I was left alone at the bottom — in a city we had just moved to — but a kind Samaritan waited with me till my mother could rush back.
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It's too soon to rush back into stocks after the market suffered its worst week since the financial crisis amid coronavirus concerns, strategists at major U.S. banks warned.
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Each of the motions forced members of the two committees working on the GOP proposal to rush back and forth to the House floor and repeatedly interrupt the markups.
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It's okay to be nervous or scared because of a recent breakup, or because you don't want to rush back into something and not give yourself time to breathe.
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So the pair embark on a journey into the Internet, hoping to acquire the part that can fix the machine and get Sugar Rush back up and running again.
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Another contender, Saoirse Ronan ("Brooklyn"), had already made her exit; she had to rush back to New York in time for a preview of "The Crucible," her Broadway premiere.
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I'm also grateful that T.'s at an age where I don't have to stay with him on playdates so I rush back home to let the dogs out again.
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The buying was mainly by local investors; many foreign fund managers said the devaluation was unlikely to cause them to rush back into Egypt, given continued uncertainty about the economy.
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"We reduced our equity exposure in April after the market rallied up from the February lows, and we see no need to rush back into the market for now," he added.
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But the Socialists numbers' are also up - by nearly 50 percent to 123 seats - and Sanchez's party has made clear it is not about to rush back into the separatists' arms.
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Strong winds, disruptions to linger in wake of storm "On Monday, drier air will rush back into the [region] on the heels of gusty, northwesterly winds," AccuWeather Meteorologist Kyle Elliott said.
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"I think it would be kind of foolish to rush back after my injury history with the shoulder injuries I've dealt with over the last couple of years," Doolittle said Wednesday.
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"They typically only socially withdraw when they feel too close to someone, but they rush back because they don't like to be away from people for too long," Dr. Dabney says.
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While the market has surged about 8 percent this month in anticipation of foreigners' return, fund managers, eyeing an ominous combination of rampant inflation and slowing growth, may not rush back.
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The foreman would more often than not get mad at him, and cuss, and then tell him to go on, but hurry up, goddamnit, and Tiny would rush to the time clock, punch out, rush home, load his wife up, rush to the doctor's office, see the doctor, then rush back home and unload her, and rush back to the factory, where the foreman would be so mad he wouldn't speak to him for the rest of the day.
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The S&P 500 is up more than 17% this year, but there have been little inflows into stocks, suggesting a whole group of investors that could one day rush back in.
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"Before I was a dad, I never really understood why Brian, and Kevin, and these guys wanted to rush back home after a tour was done," McLean says about his BSB bandmates.
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NFL legend Eric Dickerson has a message for anyone thinking he's gonna rush back to the sidelines of Rams games now that Jeff Fisher is out as coach ... not so fast, homie.
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He also works in London every Wednesday, but I asked to go for a drink after work one time, and he said, 'I really need to rush back and do some weights.
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It may be just a matter of time before the international body in charge of protecting the global financial system succumbs to pressure from businesses on a gold rush back into Iran.
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Impressively, Ferrera managed to rush back from the NBC upfronts — she stars on the sitcom Superstore — just in time to catch her pals at the premiere's after-party at the Dream Hotel Midtown.
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The yen has traditionally been the go-to currency in times of stress because traders believe the legions of Japanese investors holding money overseas will rush back into Japan when markets are in flux.
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A month before she was supposed to give birth to the first of her daughters, her own mother fell ill and she had to rush back to Mexico to be there for her death.
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We start pounding back the beers (I know that's now what a flight is for, but Game of Thrones was starting!) inhale our cheese, pay for our food and rush back to the Airbnb.
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On Sunday's episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Kim had to rush back to Los Angeles, California from New York City in order to support her husband after he suffered a medial emergency.
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Will we sprint to Beto O'Rourke, Cory Booker or Mike Bloomberg for a reaction to what Trump just called one of them and then rush back to him for his response to that response?
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Known for many military roles, including "McHale's Navy" and "The Dirty Dozen," Borgnine served in the US Navy in 1941 and was discharged, only to rush back into service when the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor.
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Some oil companies will rush back to Iran, and service sector and retail firms may invest because they do not need to risk much capital, but other businesses will be cautious, the Eurasia consultancy predicted.
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As he filmed the "heartbreaking" scene in his Ventura neighborhood, where six neighbors' homes had been reduced to rubble, he explained he had to rush back to the hospital to see his wife and newborn.
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Robert Mellor, managing director at BIS Oxford Economics, said that while interest from first-home buyers was up and house price falls seemed to have stabilised, he didn't expect investors to rush back into the market.
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A tired-looking Lula, the labor leader who led Brazil as president from 2003 to 2010, addressed the rally briefly with a hoarse voice and said he had to rush back to the talks with lawmakers.
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Robert Mellor, managing director at BIS Oxford Economics, said that while interest from first-home buyers was up and house price falls seemed to have stabilized, he didn't expect investors to rush back into the market.
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It's not often that they get the chance to eat like this, though, without having to rush back to work at the construction site of the new condos located in the Colonia Condesa neighborhood in Mexico City.
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The event would have marked the star's first public appearance since the robbery, but she skipped out on the gala at the last minute to rush back to Los Angeles in order to be by West's side.
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Caution drove investors to the Japanese yen, the traditional go-to currency in times of stress because traders believe the legions of Japanese investors holding money overseas will rush back into Japan when markets are in flux.
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She has now been forced to rush back from Davos to confront the so-called 2019-nCoV strain, which has stoked fears of a repeat of the health and wealth devastation caused by the 2003 SARS epidemic.
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Johnny Manziel hasn't played a snap of football since he was placed in concussion protocol a month ago ... but Eric Dickerson says the CFL QB needs to trust the process and "don't rush back" to the field.
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Stocks rose to close out their best January in three decades as strong earnings and a Federal Reserve indicating it will pause rate hikes caused investors to rush back into the market following a vicious December sell-off.
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Start by choosing a coverage amount equal to a year, two years, or more of the working partner's income so the stay-at-home parent won't have to rush back to work too soon if the breadwinner dies.
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Los Angeles coach Doc Rivers indicated the club will take the cautious approach with Paul (who missed three games) and Redick (one) as he doesn't want either player to rush back too soon and further injure their hamstrings.
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Javid has faced heavy criticism over his handling of the Tata sale, which was announced while he was on an official visit to Australia, forcing him to rush back to Britain to reassure the company's thousands of employees.
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" His management team said in an email: "It was always going to be a tight turnaround, but the team took the decision not to rush back, so he'll continue hitting on court and building up fitness in January.
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While she was running for her House seat last fall, there were times when Miller had to rush back to the bison farm she owns in West Virginia to deal with unexpected problems with the animals she helps raise.
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On one particularly hectic day, Cindy Leier said she attended a dance competition with Keaton in Edmonton, Alberta, before having to rush back home to Saskatoon, a drive of more than 300 miles, to attend Taylor's hockey awards banquet.
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Shy but smiling as she handed in her completed form, Ms. Dice had to rush back home so she could meet her children at the school bus stop, fix them dinner, read to them, and put them to bed.
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And if I occasionally forget, the high numerals of my years rush back into my brainpan, as big as Burning Man, to remind me that I should be practicing a shuffling stoop, hunching my back, sitting heavily, taking naps.
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How can you be pro-life if you do not work to ensure quality child-care for each of our nation's children or paid family leave so that mothers do not have to rush back to work immediately after giving birth?
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As people are evacuating the stadium, firecrackers go off nearby, and suddenly many in the crowd, aware from text messages and rumors that Paris appears to be under attack, turn and rush back into the stadium, pouring onto the field.
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It wants these devs so amped that they'll rush back to their MacBook Airs and Surface Books to crank out brilliant software, hopefully for Microsoft's Windows Store, which has just one third of the apps of much cooler stores from Google and Apple.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - A re-run of Istanbul's high-stakes mayoral election has kept Turkish airports, bus stations and main highways jam-packed over the weekend, as voters rush back to the city from vacation or their original home towns to cast their ballot.
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Every once in a while, the young neighbor would ride his bike, and upon spotting the dog, set his bike down, run into the garage to give the dog a big hug, and then rush back out and hop back onto his bike.
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"Obviously whenever you have crowds, that's the thing we've been talking about that we really want to implement is to have that kind of social separation, that is countermanding that and hopefully people understand that you don't have to rush back," he said.
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Barkov slid a puck on a breakaway rush back to Vatrano, who beat Hutchinson on the first shot he faced for a short-handed goal, but Hyman's 11th put Toronto on the board just as the power play ended at 3:30.
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ISTANBUL, June 23 (Reuters) - A re-run of Istanbul's high-stakes mayoral election has kept Turkish airports, bus stations and main highways jam-packed over the weekend, as voters rush back to the city from vacation or their original home towns to cast their ballot.
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Apple executives, speaking with reporters after the filing on the condition that they not be identified by name, said they were puzzled by the Justice Department's decision to rush back into court before the company even had a chance to respond to this week's court order.
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Even so, less than 10 percent of the money that left European equity funds last year had returned as of last week, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch, leaving the tantalizing prospect of a rush back into stocks as more investors get drawn back in.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Demand for frac sand has surged in recent weeks as U.S. producers rush back to the oil patch, stoking concern that supplies of the key component of drilling may not be able to keep up with demand later this year, industry professionals said.
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But if you didn't already know this, remember that in 2008, both John McCain and Barack Obama both took a time out from their presidential campaigns to rush back to Washington to vote for the big bank TARP bailouts backed by then-President Bush and Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson.
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Battery Ventures just closed on a whopping $2 billion across two funds, two years after its last fundraise This sounds typical of the broader trend in recent years of firms that rush back to market every two years and lock down ever-greater capital commitments as they go.
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Kardashian West, 36, was in New York City planning on attending the 2016 Angel Ball — which honored her late father Robert Kardashian, who died of esophageal cancer in 2003 — but skipped out on the gala at the last minute to rush back to Los Angeles to be by West's side.
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After allowing perennial Defensive Player of the Year J.J. Watt to rush back from back surgery and end his season, the Texans defense has been not so much fearsome as fearful—holding opponents to around the league average in scoring through effective deployment of the bend-but-don't-break strategy.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump on Friday signed a sweeping $22020 trillion measure to respond to the coronavirus pandemic, but not before a late objection from a lone rank-and-file Republican forced hundreds of lawmakers to rush back to the capital even as the virus continued to spread through their ranks.
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Such big moves in foreign exchange markets reflect deep and growing angst about the global economy - the yen has traditionally been the go-to currency in times of stress because traders believe the legions of Japanese investors holding money overseas will rush back into Japan when markets are in flux.
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In September 2008 — as Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy and AIG, the world's biggest insurance company, accepted a federal bailout — Senator John McCain of Arizona, in what was widely viewed as a political move, suspended his presidential campaign and called on Obama to rush back to Washington for a bipartisan meeting at the White House.
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I've had nightmares about this: I am a reporter on deadline but I know nothing about the subject and I rush back into the city room realizing that for some reason I am naked and everyone is staring and I glimpse my reflection in the glass doors and realize: Oh, no, my natural hair color!
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While following him — I am a journalist, and we tend to follow sources and celebrities much as children follow soccer balls before they learn the game's rules — I run into Paul Billings, 42, of LA. He'd gotten his invite yesterday, but it wasn't confirmed until this afternoon, which meant he had to rush back from San Diego.
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An image of malls in their heyday may be frozen in your mind if you haven't visited one in a while, and upon entering, the old sense memories rush back: the distinct smell of a department store (here, a Boscov's), at once fresh and synthetic; the inward thrill upon entering the open main floor; the childlike joy of riding an escalator.
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"I understood the difference between an electoral loss and a real loss," Biden writes, of a moment when he is just about to throw his hat in the ring for the 2016 race and, stopping at an Air Force base in Colorado, a man who served with Beau calls out to him, and Biden, falling apart, has to rush back into a waiting car to cry.
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