But Stardust, Willie's quintuple platinum 1978 album of standards, is pretty sedate fare, and "Moonlight in Vermont," is perhaps the most sedate of all.
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More sedate hues were in use by various Tube lines.
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Many critics and more sedate painters turned against his work.
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Some dogs prefer sedate greetings, and lots of personal space.
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This drug is typically used to sedate large animals, like elephants.
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"I've had it up to my ass with 'sedate,'" she scoffs.
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Chinese cities were far more sedate when bicycles ruled the road.
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Benzodiazepines (sometimes called "benzos") work to calm or sedate a person.
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How do charity auctions differ from more sedate fine art sales?
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They went house hunting, drew up monthly budgets, hosted sedate dinners.
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But the latest cut is totally different for the usually sedate star.
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Alcohol can even dampen anxiety or just sedate people, Dr. Kash says.
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We can now say goodbye to sedate and predictable politics in Germany.
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Considering the amount of alcohol and testosterone here, the room feels sedate.
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If anything, the crowd seemed a bit sedate as he began speaking.
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It meant that my televisual Cordon Bleu was slightly sedate—slightly quiet.
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But you're right that the updates on everyone's whereabouts were strangely sedate.
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A restaurant in Maine is using marijuana to sedate lobsters before boiling them.
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But we're not just talking about the standard, sedate navy sweater or pants.
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This week, it brought chaos to the sedate world of luxury ocean cruises.
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With the robotic implant, surgeons wouldn't need to paralyze and sedate the babies.
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The sedate world of beauty blogging had never seen anything quite like her.
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The weather that day was balmy and sedate, the ocean placid and inviting.
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In many aspects, even porn A-Listers were more sedate than most imagine.
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Once gruff and irritable, Dad became softer and more sedate in his illness.
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Around the corner, in the living room, the real boys are less sedate.
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"Oohs" and "oys" occasionally broke out among the sedate, flip-flop-wearing crowd.
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It is also a biography, somewhat incongruously narrated by a sedate Keanu Reeves.
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His music invites you deeply into his restless psyche, sedate but never quieted.
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He cast an image sharply at odds with Canada's reputation for sedate, unpretentious politics.
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With many commuters staying home, New York City's normally bustling Times Square was sedate.
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New laws aren't meant to be exciting – but this one could sedate a buffalo
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Sleeping pills, for instance, do not so much aid sleep as sedate their recipient.
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The Trump presidency has been markedly more sedate when it comes to Hollywood draw.
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But there are no hidden countries in "Philip, no sedate chunky gazelles," are there?
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It's common for zoos like these to claim that they don't sedate their animals.
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Austria's presidential elections are typically sedate, with candidates vying for a mostly ceremonial post.
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Its spectacular views are readily apparent, but I especially appreciated its sedate, sophisticated vibe.
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Night life in Kailua-Kona can be somewhat sedate — at least, on dry land.
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The Hyundai Ioniq PHEV has a rather sedate form that belies plug-in hybrid capabilities.
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"I don't understand why more attempts were not made to sedate the animal," he added.
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But while PCP can sedate you, it can also cause awful side-effects like psychosis.
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"Sedate me, salacious salty and sweet / I'm overwhelmed by tasty thoughts of you," he sings.
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With the price of Bitcoin rising two-thirds this month alone, that seems fairly sedate.
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In Riyadh, her ride was a bit more sedate — her father's two-year-old Lexus.
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It is what distinguishes Argentine soccer from its more sedate, less visceral cousin in Europe.
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FACES OF FEAR Two adjacent booths jolt this somewhat sedate fair with bad-mannered figuration.
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"Often when we sedate them, we are sterilizing them from their own dying process," he said.
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In emergency rooms across the country, ketamine is used every day to sedate people in pain.
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It was much better for me to sedate him and keep him under, in my opinion.
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She said leopards are smaller than gorillas, and emergency crews were able to sedate the leopard.
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As a result, this also makes it harder to sedate redheads using general anesthesia during surgery.
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For his part, Flair delivers an underrated, rather sedate promo, challenging anyone who criticizes his tactics.
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After a half-day standoff, wildlife officers finally entered and were able to sedate eight tigers.
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That one's not so obvious, since the carpet's bright purple hue is a little more sedate.
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Doctors sedate and medicate Jethro and try to get the swelling on his brain under control.
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One of them, syringe at the ready, kneels and gives Dafna an injection to sedate her.
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At most, the sedate salesclerk who, by night, immobilizes willing women with rope, is a predator.
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Sometimes, you crave a little more color in your towel selection than white or sedate neutrals.
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Rather than sedate our son, the doctor would rely on local anesthesia to numb the area.
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Things were so sedate that Mr. Robertson did not even realize there had been a shooting.
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Jacob — in his sedate, Almanac-like way — devotes a good deal of text to the weather.
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Some of them are true: He does drive a somewhat sedate car, by soccer star standards.
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President Donald Trump's first State of the Union was, for the most part, scripted and sedate.
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There's no evidence, however, that the sedate electric appealed more to women than it did to men.
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"Often when we sedate them, we are sterilizing them from their own dying process," a doctor said.
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"If you don't know what you're doing when you sedate them, it can cost lives," says Parker.
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It's not approved for human use but is used commercially to sedate large animals, such as elephants.
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After a half-day stand off, wildlife officers finally entered and were able to sedate eight tigers.
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Four Minneapolis police officers and two EMS personnel responded and decided to sedate the man, who protested.
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He's describing an evening meal at the sweetly sedate and horribly expensive Paris restaurant La Tour d'Argent.
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While a sedate, refined style works for established players, I'm not sure it's the right call here.
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That beat expectations of 0.8 percent and followed a very sedate 0.2 percent gain the previous quarter.
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At night, they would spray families with an anesthetic used to sedate farm animals, knocking them unconscious.
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Once they had visual confirmation, the police called animal experts to help them sedate and move the tiger.
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But Chinese propaganda has encouraged the world to see them as the "ideal zoo animals," cuddly and sedate.
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She had become combative with the nurses, and Salinas was asked to recommend a medication to sedate her.
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The scene seemed too sedate to qualify as a proper stammtisch, but it was too late to leave.
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"A runner in the vicinity of Washington Park back then might have expected a sedate setting," he said.
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About 250 miles above the storm, at the International Space Station, however, the view was somewhat more sedate.
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Misty morning shots of the Oxford skyline punctuate sedate scenes of investigation in dreamy quadrangles and riverside cafes.
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Page after page of the charge sheet details how the drugs were allegedly used to sedate the child.
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It's no slowpoke either, despite its typically sedate demeanour, swimming as fast as many of us probably could.
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That gives new significance to its Cannes Classics section, ordinarily a sedate redoubt of restorations and cinephiliac documentaries.
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Ms. Brown's acrid palette and stylized, often grotesque figures signal a departure from her earlier, more sedate realism.
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Like the Bronx collection display in Havana, it's a sedate sampler, one without a shaping point of view.
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It's a shame that the British Library has somewhat neutered this history by making the exhibition so sedate.
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After pulling over the SUV, police surrounded it and took Sheila into custody, and "Debbie's" sedate life was over.
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She created a flutter in the normally sedate Parliament in New Delhi by driving on her orange Harley-Davidson.
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Howells used his position as a registered nurse to obtain drugs that were used to sedate the six children.
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The team injected 40 American alligators from Rockefeller Wildlife Refuge in Louisiana with ketamine and dexmedetomidine to sedate them.
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And it is particularly suited to establishing the sedate rhythms of our protagonist's daily life, before his transformative encounter.
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He touched her breasts and then administered additional medication to further sedate her, the prosecutor, Eun-Ha Kim, said.
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You drew a bag for Hillary Clinton, but it's pretty sedate — there are only a few items in there.
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Stephen Hawking Dies at 76; His Mind Roamed the Cosmos Sedate a Plant, and It Seems to Lose Consciousness.
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Doctors decided the best path forward was to sedate and intubate, hoping a ventilator would help his lungs heal.
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The process of euthanasia involves two injections — one to sedate the dog and a second to stop the heart.
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Todd Sauvageau issued an order that officers "shall never suggest or demand" that emergency medical personnel sedate a person.
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But the shenanigans here are more sedate, like trying to pass on a note to another would-be spy.
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Many Hollywood executives said that award-jockeying for the Emmys, once a relatively sedate affair, now rivals Oscars campaigning.
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The auction's other offerings were far more likely to be enjoyed at the most sedate of paces: standing still.
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As legislators left their chambers, one was asked why the 2016 session was seemingly off to such a sedate start.
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To sedate the paparazzi, she suggested Bessette-Kennedy wear the same thing every day so they'd get bored of her.
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As with the Android and iOS versions, the first-person adventure game is transformed into a more sedate 3D puzzler.
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The state's method includes a three-drug protocol that is supposed to sedate and paralyze the person before killing them.
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By that robust standard, most of the Churchill films that we possess, though dutiful, come across as doughy and sedate.
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Trudeau had given a sedate press conference, repeating that Canada would respond to Trump's imposition of tariffs against Canadian exports.
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I also reach for ketamine to sedate gunshot victims, severe car crashes, or any trauma victims with low blood pressure.
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Mr. Ostertag's 2015 is a classic Alsace interpretation: sedate, floral and as clear as a cloudless day in the country.
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As I wrote in August, the stock market in 2500 was magical — so strangely sedate that it was statistically improbable.
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The sedate shots of animals and skyscapes brought Mr. Pärt's profundity (as well as the group's singing) down to earth.
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"Even the most sedate among us has some sense of adventure lurking in the back of their mind," he said.
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They were staid intellectuals, and Saint Phalle seemed to them like a bright exotic bird descending on the sedate countryside.
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This is a lively and eclectic bunch, ranging from the sedate English countryside to the furthest reaches of time and space.
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He's the sedate sidekick who will add a veneer of business-as-usual as Trump ramps up his attacks on Clinton.
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Concerned for the animal's health, officials made the decision to sedate the sea lion and move it back to the ocean.
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S&P 500 futures are even more sedate, with implied volatility at an all-time low of less than 8 percent.
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Although its temperature remains fairly sedate, "The Healing" rises to a quiet emotional climax with the unexpected arrival of Joan herself.
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The largely sedate crowd perked up when Bush took the stage, chanting "Jeb" when Bush bashed his Democratic and Republican rivals.
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"When they are this big, we just sedate them so there is no chance of us getting chomped," said Chris Burke.
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He exists solely to do whatever the plot needs him to do, to cause chaos when the action becomes too sedate.
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But he did not mention the vials of lorazepam and ketamine that he said Mr. Dahmer often used to sedate him.
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But the reality was more sedate: Lord Byron challenged his friends to write ghost stories, and the rest is literary history.
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A few years ago, a friend who is a CNN correspondent gave me a pair of sedate post earrings for Christmas.
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The president hopes to reverse those numbers on Friday when he will appear in Alabama with the relatively sedate Mr Strange.
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Two Virginia State troopers died when their helicopter crashed while monitoring the violence that swept through the usually sedate college town.
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Baseball's Technicolor explosion of the '70s gave way to something far more sedate and conservative during Ronald Reagan's first presidential term.
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The price of sequencing plummeted from about $10 million to $1,000 in less than a decade, making Moore's Law look sedate.
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The 1970 primary campaign between Mr. Brewer and Mr. Wallace was not heated at first; in fact, it was considered sedate.
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BI: 'Break things and move fast' on the one hand and a rather more conservative, sedate corporate culture on the other.
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Most any person who's had a crying child in their arms knows that rocking seems to help calm and eventually sedate them.
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What must have been an involved and tumultuous process is belied by Schlesinger's simple paintings, tonally unified by their sedate background washes.
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Abortion clinics closer than the one in Little Rock either didn't return her calls or don't sedate women during the abortion procedure.
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But at the corner of Tamaulipas and Alfonso Reyes in the city's hip, hyper-gentrified Condesa neighborhood, the scene is comparatively sedate.
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Carfentanil is used to sedate elephants, and, like the similar but less potent fentanyl, is dangerous even to touch with bare hands.
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The state's supply of midazolam, a controversial drug meant to sedate inmates during lethal injections, will expire at the end of April.
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The show turns seemingly sedate intrigue around search engine code wars into Game of Thrones-style twists of betrayal and eureka moments.
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And then there are his more sedate, minimal works that calmly reveal the purity of movement without all the bells and whistles.
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But the Raya is hardly reserved for the aged or the sedate: Beltrami is also a woman who understands that times change.
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Compared to the protests in the 7.53s, where violent clashes between protesters and police were the norm, today's events are sedate affairs.
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Helen began hospice care last January after her kidneys failed, but then she bounced back, noticeably more sedate than in past years.
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Displayed next to the early works are more sedate monochrome paintings and boxes made from the '80s to as recently as 2017.
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In any case, he was obviously too sedate to change his spots, no matter how speedily the country around him was changing.
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It's a pretty sedate hour, all things considered, but it's intimate and revealing in a way I've been waiting for all season.
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One of those drugs was midazolam, which was meant to sedate McGuire before a fatal dose of the opioid hydromorphone was administered.
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At first they kept the stash at Short's home in Loxley, a sedate town of 1,700 on the eastern side of Mobile Bay.
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One variation, which is already regulated in the US, is Carfentanil, a tranquilizer that veterinarians use to sedate elephants and other large animals.
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"We spent a lot of time striking the right balance between life-or-death dilemmas and more sedate, character-based choices," says Doyle.
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Because Murphy's mats were so tangled and uncomfortable, the vet decided to sedate the scared pup to remove all of the dirty fur.
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Sedate Donald had far fewer tools at his disposal, and looked like he couldn't wait for the 90-minute snooze-fest to end.
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It is often harder to anticipate client meetings in the fast-moving world of business than in the relatively sedate world of academia.
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"After two attempts to sedate the lioness we had to put the animal to sleep with a shot," Planckendael Zoo said on Twitter.
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Many have questioned the zoo's decision to shoot the 450-pound male gorilla named Harambe rather than sedate him with a tranquilizer gun.
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Dial down the amount of motorized assistance if you wish to maintain a sedate pace and not outstrip riding mates, Dr. Hall says.
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It is used commercially to sedate large animals, such as elephants, and drug dealers use it to cut heroin and increase their supply.
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But it's rarely been as clear as it was at the 2016 Grammys, which were much more sedate than the awards usually are.
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Ms. Longshore's installation, besides burnishing her credentials, was expected to boost traffic on the store's customarily sedate home goods floor, Mr. Mandell said.
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First, midazolam — the controversial drug at the center of several high-profile botched executions in recent years — is administered to sedate the inmate.
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In a more sedate event nearby, Melania Trump, the first lady, played board games with children at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center. Mrs.
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ALTHOUGH THEIR CREATIONS were more sedate, the idiosyncrasies of the British designers themselves were more than equal to those of their continental counterparts.
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Midazolam is used to sedate an inmate, followed by rocuronium bromide, which stops their breathing, and then potassium chloride, which stops their heart.
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In that life, I would have taken the train and arrived amid Grand Central's sedate splendors, and walked about in my Manhattan shoes.
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Doctors had to sedate and paralyze the infant to keep her from pulling at the lines connected to her ventilator, the hospital said.
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Festival goers can attend an axe-throwing workshop, or for a more sedate activity, attend a panel featuring Jon Hamm and John Hodgman.
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" Last month Arradondo emailed the entire police department with a new policy: "MPD officers shall never suggest or demand EMS personnel sedate a subject.
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Airbus Defence and Space, which built the Rosetta probe, said the impact was at a sedate walking pace of about one mile per hour.
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An intricate electro opus that builds to multiple delirious peaks, the thumping dancefloor gem contrasts well with Four Tet's comparatively sedate 2017 album. —E.
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Sebastian, an ornery pianist whose art is his life, anxiously paces between his cluttered apartment and the sedate jazz bars that don't appreciate him.
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Iran will not 'let America influence our affairs' Those chants aside, the conservatives' gathering was more like a sedate sermon than an emotional rally.
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Though Simpson's work initially reads as impersonal, almost clinical in its fastidious ordering of details, these sedate, finished surfaces mask obsession and personal memory.
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Mr. Trump, whose sedate appearance in the Miami debate on Thursday night was widely noted, said he believes it's time to move past them.
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Beautiful and sedate scenes that put us at ease and, for a brief moment, cease the chattering of our minds in these troubled times.
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Adam Mount of the Federation of American Scientists said the North's recent state media reports may signal an escalation of rhetoric, albeit relatively sedate.
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But the latte, which Starbucks calls the PSL, is far more sedate than the rainbow-hued unicorn-inspired Frappuccino the chain introduced in 2017.
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Nevertheless, "Reprisal" would have once filled out a lonely shelf at a Blockbuster, the ideal home for its sedate performances and visually hectic action.
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Near sunset, driving north through the piñones and juniper groves that line the dunes, we headed to El Rompido, a sedate old fishing village.
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The hospital had said doctors had to sedate and paralyze the infant to keep her from pulling at the lines connected to her ventilator.
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The count's sedate life provides an ironic counterpoint to the grim doings of Bolshevik and Stalinist Russia, most of which occur out of sight.
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There, the doctor, David H. Newman, used medication to sedate her, but even so, she said, she could tell that she had been violated.
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"They sedate them," said Darryl Vernon of Vernon & Ginsberg, a lawyer in Manhattan who has represented several owners and tenants in pet issue cases.
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King added that doctors have had to sedate and paralyze the infant to keep her from pulling at the lines connected to her ventilator.
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Buttigieg, 38, outhustled Biden on the trail and out-raised him in terms of campaign cash, playing to rowdy crowds that made Biden's look sedate.
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Susann's protagonists, actresses and young ingenue's living in Hollywood, would sedate themselves or check into Swiss "sleep clinics" to shed the kilos in their sleep.
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Even the slow-moving electronic beats and languid melodies feel like the unhurried breaths and sedate rhythms of your insides when nobody else is around.
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Since then the pound's drift has been more sedate, but no less persistent: on July 6th it reached $1.29, the lowest level in three decades.
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"There is no specific treatment except to sedate patients and put them on mechanical ventilators to let them recover," Matthay said, referring to ARDS sufferers.
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The S&P 500 just had its least volatile September ever, but one top Wall Street firm believes the recent sedate markets will not last.
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Mr. Varadkar, who attended a private school that favored the somewhat more sedate and genteel sport of field hockey, declined to take up the challenge.
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The debate - the third and last encounter between the leaders before the election - was much more sedate than a bad-tempered English encounter on Monday.
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Bedford and I met last summer in the hilly and sedate capital of Port-Vila, outside the towering thatched A-frame of the national museum.
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After all, it wasn't clear whether or not the gorilla would continue to harm the boy, and tranquilizers would've taken too long to sedate the animal.
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Portland artist Midori Hirose incorporated that past into her immersive installation, hanging a constellation of speakers from the ceiling that emanated a sedate chorus of hums.
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It's a style far at odds with the famously sedate Carson -- a personality that Candy Carson said was essential for her husband's work as a surgeon.
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Quarterly data was disappointing though as sales added just 0.2% in inflation-adjusted terms in the three months to June following an already sedate March quarter.
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Quarterly data was disappointing though as sales added just 3.33% in inflation-adjusted terms in the three months to June following an already sedate March quarter.
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Rather than get into a nasty committee brawl with Democrats that could transfix a television audience, Republicans chose to try to keep the proceedings relatively sedate.
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The bottles went from a dark rectangle with a sedate image to a brushed silver/chrome flowing label that features an embossed seal of the winery.
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However, the author writes that Diana refused to take the drug after she became convinced that the royal family was trying to sedate and control her.
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Midazolam is meant to sedate the prisoner prior to the injection first of vecuronium bromide, which causes paralysis, and then potassium chloride, which stops the heart.
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He vowed to block the deal and try to break up Comcast's acquisition of NBCUniversal, a transaction completed in the more sedate political climate of 2013.
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This doesn't sound like the Ibiza I experienced, nor does it remind of the more sedate Balearic Ibiza that I've come to mythologize in my head.
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"We can't wait to see what's next, Tiger," Mr. Trump said to Mr. Woods, a normally sedate figure who spent Monday's ceremony grinning ear to ear.
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From a distance, the paintings in Samuel Levi Jones's exhibition "Burning All Illusion," at Galerie Lelong, resemble sedate geometric abstractions, structured around the traditional artist's grid.
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But the masses will still be addicted, and the technology itself will have evolved to hook and immerse — and alienate and sedate — more completely and efficiently.
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Many of the city's 47,000 residents blamed white supremacists for bringing violence to their normally sedate city, the home of the University of Virginia's main campus.
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Mr. Gaultier, in a black shirt and jeans, brown blazer and professorial eyeglasses, came out and eschewed his usual catwalk scamper for a more sedate bow.
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Their book argues that even baby-rich sub-Saharan Africa will gravitate towards the one- or two-child norm faster than the sedate expectations of UN demographers.
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Absolutely. The Lifetime-movie potential seems high for this kind of family drama, but writer-director Kenneth Lonergan approaches the story in a sedate and serious way.
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The medical examiner's office said it found several drugs in Brown's system, including marijuana, alcohol, a cocaine byproduct, medications that sedate people and treat anxiety and morphine.
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"What happened in the White House would make your jaw drop," Mr. Schumer said — not that what happened in the Rose Garden minutes later was exactly sedate.
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Four officers and two medical responders arrived and decided to sedate the man, according to the report authors, who reviewed body camera footage, The Star Tribune reported.
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He belittled me if I gained weight, and warned me not to pursue a sedate career in publishing or I'd end up some man's decorative arm ornament.
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"Pearl and Megan are nothing if not completely and utterly authentic," said the governor, a Democrat whose own Twitter account is far more sedate than his state's.
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At Wednesday's V.I.P. preview, more sedate than the running-of-the-bulls ambience of years past, gallerists and curators spoke in apocalyptic terms about America after Jan.
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But the relatively sedate atmosphere of the event was compromised by questions to each candidate about their ongoing battle over who is the true "progressive" in the race.
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But Trump's complete inability to shift gears to a more sedate and measured approach also means he's likely to lose by an enormous margin to Clinton in November.
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The UK might be behind the US when it comes to driverless car research, but it's moving forward (at a sedate and pedestrian-friendly speed) with driverless pods.
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Too spindly and unsafe to go the distance, too sedate of pace (and challenged for sidewalk space) to feel worthwhile if you don't have far to go anyway.
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It appears as a bright "star" shining with a steady, sedate, yellow-white glow, but compared with Venus, Jupiter and Mars, it really isn&apost as eye-catching.
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These actions aren't always the easiest to perform under fire, and sometimes it's as if the sedate office chaos of Job Simulator has been transported to a warzone.
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His "Ghostbusters" isn't defensive so much as pro forma and strangely sedate compared with the original movie and to what else these women can do (and have done).
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By the time the final horn sounded, Leites was black and blue, and a typically sedate Mousasi had done more than enough to earn a lopsided unanimous decision.
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More sedate topics on the agenda include regulatory relief; taxes and trade; women and the workforce; infrastructure; and education and "new-collar jobs," a passion of IBM's Rometty.
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My husband and I wanted something more sedate for well-deserved date night and headed inland to the Park Hyatt Aviara Resort's 200-acre estate in Carlsbad instead.
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The default, as set by state law, would be a series of injections, one to sedate him, followed by others that would paralyze him and stop his heart.
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Instead, the president, who spoke for well over an hour, was a slightly more sedate version of the one Americans have, for better or worse, become accustomed to.
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When Jean-Louis Costes and another brother, Gilbert, opened the family's first hotel in 21960, its louche Napoleon III decor jolted the sedate world of Paris luxury hotels.
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When Jean-Louis Costes and another brother, Gilbert, opened the family's first hotel in 21960, its louche Napoleon III decor jolted the sedate world of Paris luxury hotels.
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There were teams that contained outsize personalities who hewed to their group's sedate norms, and others in which introverts came out of their shells as soon as meetings began.
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Broadly stole some time with Jill at the opening of Chunk of Punk—in London's sedate Barbican library of all places—to discuss some of her messiest standout moments.
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For the fourth quarter as a whole, sales were up a mere 0.1 percent in inflation-adjusted terms, and followed a very sedate 0.2 percent gain the previous quarter.
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On Saturday night, Kim joined her husband Kanye West for dinner at a Brentwood restaurant, wearing an ensemble that perfectly walked that extremely fine line between sexy and sedate.
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Some investors and entrepreneurs CNBC talked with blamed the relatively sedate mood on an overall cooling in the Silicon Valley ecosystem — from start-up seedlings to public tech giants.
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It's unclear if she was asked directly about the judge from her case theorizing last week that Caylee died when Anthony accidentally used too much chloroform to sedate her.
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The palace event, over three days, aims to revive a more sedate vision of Thailand's culture with tribute being paid to past kings, Buddhist rites and displays of folklore.
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He has become so powerful so fast that observers can hardly believe how brazenly he is dismantling the old sedate system of family consensus, shared privilege and rigid ultraconservatism.
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But while they got there by way of Eton College and joined Oxford's hedonistic Bullingdon Club, she attended a state secondary school and had a more sedate university career.
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For the fourth quarter as a whole, sales were up a mere 3.73 percent in inflation-adjusted terms, and followed a very sedate 0.2 percent gain the previous quarter.
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The competition is so fierce even in the relatively sedate world of cabaret that many performers are tempted simply to drown out the competition with loud, frenetic razzle-dazzle.
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Despite being named for the amps that may have contributed to Pete Townshend's hearing loss, the bar on the Lower East Side is a reasonably sedate late-night spot.
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The difference, year to year, is whether a given threat and freak-out seems more over-the-top than usual or if it is relatively sedate by recent standards.
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When she deals with the police — an inevitable interaction in this genre — they happen to notice that she has stockpiled enough wine and prescription drugs to sedate an army.
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The village, which is in the town of Philipstown in Putnam County, has an impressive collection of 19th-century buildings with sedate neo-Classical features or frothy Victorian trimmings.
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Bella, 22, showed off some skin in a two-piece dress with straps while Gigi, 24, went for the more sedate look in a strapless corset and metallic pants.
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According to the official, investigators also said they found ketamine, an anesthetic, in Mr. Nisman's blood, which they suspect was used to sedate the prosecutor before he was shot.
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I'm worried she will stop breathing, so I come to the head of the bed and tell her we're going to sedate her and put her on a ventilator.
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And even if you're doing something relatively sedate, like tweeting about the Netflix series you're binging from your sick bed, your boss may wonder how ill you actually are.
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An EMS department in Florida's Indian River County will begin equipping paramedics with ketamine, a horse tranquilizer that people abuse recreationally, to help sedate patients who have taken flakka.
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John's grandfather had bought the three-bedroom home in 1964 in a quiet, sedate neighborhood then popular with civil servants, and planted nectarine and peach trees in its large backyard.
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Normally, times like these "tend to be sedate [and] fairly limited" when it comes to trading; this one has been much more volatile, or prone to big swings, he said.
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The good news is that they can sedate me instead of putting me all the way under and recovery is more like a week or two instead of a month.
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"It's important to note that this kitten was brand new – just a few weeks old – and was very milk drunk and sedate at the time of this session," says Erin.
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After giving Mr Moore Valium to sedate him and fentanyl to render him unconscious, the executioner administered cisatracurium besylate to paralyse his muscles and potassium chloride to stop his heart.
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Some critics say it's no surprise that a hospital so invested in this line of research would be frequently using the drug to sedate people during police calls as well.
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The use of growth hormones, as well as drugs to sedate girls while they are being trafficked from one place to another, is rampant but rarely investigated, according to campaigners.
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Todd Sauvageau issued a departmental order saying that officers shall never demand that EMS sedate a subject, and that those decisions need to be made by EMS personnel, not officers.
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But with Pfizer's announcement, it becomes unclear where the states will procure midazolam or a similar drug designed to sedate a prisoner before other drugs stop his breathing and heart.
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The truck, he said, displayed no unusual menace but upset him all the same as heavy vehicles are supposed to be banned from the sedate residential area at that hour.
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According to the researchers, some smugglers responsible for transporting people across the Mediterranean force their passengers to inhale a mixture containing gasoline during the journey in order to sedate them.
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But in an age of terrorism, the chronicle of how a sedate heiress named Patricia morphed into a gun-toting, invective-spouting revolutionary calling herself Tania holds a definite fascination.
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On the west side of Broadway, between West 1173th and 113th, a string of restaurants with sidewalk seating includes Community Food & Juice and Le Monde, a more sedate French restaurant.
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This version of "Home Is Where the Hatred Is," a testimonial of bleak addiction, trades in the edgy anxiety of Scott-Heron's scurrying original for a sedate, dub-reggae flow.
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Relations between Salvini and Conte, a law professor with no party affiliation, have grown fraught and the two men exchanged insults in a rowdy session of the usually sedate Senate.
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Increasingly, seasoned collectors avoid the first crush of Frieze and opt instead for the more sedate rhythms of Frieze Masters, where the art ranges from the ancient to the modern.
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Mr. Hunter spent little time at home, preferring the high life of Washington to sedate suburbia, and when he did come home he spent a lot of time playing golf.
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Picabia and Duchamp (who can seem rather sedate by comparison) were already far along in a generational assault on taste and reason when Dada officially began, in Zurich, in 19133.
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As temperatures drop and the holiday season approaches, the sedate and stately street gets an influx of energy, with well-heeled shoppers and tourists mixing on their post-brunch strolls.
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Until now the Palm Beach metropolitan area — with only one art museum, the Norton, that sometimes shows contemporary work, — has been mostly considered a city for safe and sedate exhibitions.
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"He has had a few more bleeds since last nights procedure, so they are now trying to sedate him to a paralytic level so he won't cough or move," she wrote.
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For my (nearly) 216-year-old daughter, that's just natural, and when I witness her sending off hundreds of Snapchats a minute it makes my daily use of Twitter seem sedate.
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Because of her condition, Brevig said doctors decided to transfer Cora to Mayo Clinic Hospital in Rochester, but in order to do so successfully, they needed to sedate and intubate her.
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The sedate, chill nature of the event came right out of left field; it was so much easier to actually take pictures of these TVs than I've ever been used to.
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The rushed schedule was prompted by the expiration at the end of April of the state's supply of the Valium-like sedative midazolam, which is used to sedate prisoners before death.
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Cheering crowds are practically part of the scenery at political events, but I'm in a sedate group of avatars, all of whom willingly mute themselves when Roker gets on the stage.
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He was far more sedate than the average customers who, stimulated by the festivity of the moment and the threat of thick traffic ahead, operated in a giddy low-grade frenzy.
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"Considering the tighter credit environment, the eventual prospect of higher interest rates and ongoing housing affordability constraints, we expect housing market conditions will remain sedate relative to previous years," he said.
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And if the Iraqis do kick the Americans out, summarily or under a more sedate timetable, his assassination will have produced just the result that General Suleimani would have hoped for.
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" The upstart guide, aimed at younger readers with a yen for culinary adventure, took dead aim at the sedate Michelin Guide, which Mr. Millau liked to dismiss as "a telephone book.
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Wearing a scoop-neck top that showed off his signature pectoral cleft, the young designer presided over a sedate cocktail party Friday night at Le Chalet on the store's ninth floor.
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Some parts of Madrid Río look sedate, some wild, but the controlled palette of gray granite, green trees, and tan paths already feels settled into the grand design of the city.
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On Friday, Kelly's two kids barged into his sedate home office in Busan, South Korea, while Kelly was being interviewed by the BBC about the impeachment of the South Korean president.
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That's to say nothing of the way the brightly colored backgrounds and Coldplay's relatively sedate clothing made it look as if the band members were holograms being projected into the stadium.
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Screenshot: TwitterWednesday's congressional hearing on social media and election security was relatively sedate and on-topic, but outside the chamber, two deeply dislikable people were getting heated in front of the camera.
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The ratio of puts to calls - the right to buy an asset at a specified price - is currently a sedate 0.97, so they are about even, according to the Options Clearing Corporation.
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The district set up a committee to study the issue, and so many parents began coming to once sedate school board meetings that the district had to set up an overflow room.
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Closer to a greatest-hits than an original take, the movie is nevertheless a curiously sedate and uncritical rundown, barely quickening the pulse when it addresses Mr. Leary's 1970 escape from prison.
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For the first quarter as a whole, sales fell 0.1 percent in inflation-adjusted terms for its first negative reading since September quarter of 2012 and followed an already sedate December quarter.
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Whether that happens, Frontline has again established its credentials as a primary forum to contemplate such matters -- a relatively sedate venue intended to cut through the cacophony of that fast-moving history.
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Mosso doesn't have the facilities here to sedate her, or offer her any painkillers more powerful than the local anaesthetic, so he plugs in the laptop and switches the VR back on.
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As red carpet fashion goes, the Grammys tends to deliver some of the most uneven: Everything is either balls-to-the-wall camp or sedate black gowns, with very little in between.
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When Weezer play live, if Rivers is sedate he's "boring," but when he has fun with it, donning a sombrero and crawling all over the stage, he elicits even more head scratches.
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And its focus on sedate exploration is just like Yoshi's Island: it's a doddle to reach the end of a stage, but gathering every collectible along the way is a proper challenge.
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As an official in 2003 with the New York City Police Department, I witnessed N.Y.P.D. emergency service officers first sedate and then extract a fully grown Bengal tiger from a Harlem apartment.
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Passions still flare in stores, but Black Friday has become increasingly sedate as it stretches into Black November and shoppers find deals online through events like Amazon's Prime Day and Cyber Monday.
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The fight has included a volley of familiar accusations: a greedy developer attempting to trample a sedate neighborhood versus homeowners discriminating against minorities as they guard property values and high-performing schools.
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Before the lesson, Mr. First sat at his kitchen table with a mug of piping tea, clearly aware that his sedate appearance — cargo pants, button-down shirt, tea — belied his punk credentials.
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Canadian border agents have seized a massive amount of carfentanil — a synthetic drug typically used to sedate elephants and other large wild animals, not to be confused with the synthetic opioid fentanyl.
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But in Sesimbra, a sedate seaside town at the foot of the Arrabida mountain range in Portugal, every restaurant window attempts to outdo its neighbour in the weirdness of seafood on offer.
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Image: Nubia2018 may have been a pretty sedate year for phones, with many flagships including the Galaxy S63 and iPhone XS trotting out essentially the same design for a second tour of duty.
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According to CNN, zoo staff reported seeing Valerio outside his enclosure at around 7am local time, after which a team of veterinarians were able to sedate the jaguar and return him to safety.
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The backlash over the use of ketamine as a sedative prompted the police to issue an order in May to "never suggest or demand" that paramedics sedate a suspect during a police call.
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It was a similar scenario at the more sedate setting of the All England Club and by the end a desperate Konta, so potent early on, was swinging and missing with monotonous regularity.
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The 24-year-old American's second nine holes were sedate by comparison, with just three birdies and a bogey, though he finished on a high by picking up a stroke on the ninth.
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The back room, which had the lowest ceiling I've ever seen in a public place—head-scrapingly low for an NBA player, or even a taller than average NBA fan—was more sedate.
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"The House of Lords is usually very sedate because we're meant to be the reflective chamber but I can assure you, passions are running extremely high," he told CNBC's Willem Marx on Wednesday.
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The eyeball-headed, quasi-anonymous pranksters — still nobodies after all these years — will return to the city this weekend, invading the comparatively sedate quarters of the Murmrr Theater with their gonzo sound art.
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LOS ANGELES — If hour one of Thursday's debate was a substantive if sedate affair, hour two had significant and even sizzling moments for Mayor Pete Buttigieg, Senator Elizabeth Warren and Senator Amy Klobuchar.
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Kerry Washington's character typically dresses in a more sedate color palette, so seeing her in this vibrant marigold was as surprising and fun as when we saw it for the first time on Obama.
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" Mendes continued, "I had to deal with the swing from the vivacious, extremely hyper, extremely articulate person to the sedate, almost wordless, low-self-esteem, slightly overweight person she was when she was medicated.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Jason Kenny, Britain's new track cycling king, was looking forward to something a little more sedate after his golden rides during a fast and furious week at the Olympic velodrome.
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"In the old days, we didn't want children to be splashing about and having fun," Mr. Baker said, describing the preferred atmosphere then as sedate and sectioned off into separate adult and children areas.
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Kristin McKirdy makes biomorphic ceramic sculptures, while Jean Girel's sedate landscape vases are divided into horizontal registers of land, sea or sky — or treat the surface as if it were a hazy Impressionist painting.
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Ed Fritz, their first coach, said that he remembers seeing them as boys pedaling their bikes around Overland Park, a sedate suburb of Kansas City, Mo., looking for an open gym or a playground.
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Acclaimed across two separate Off Broadway engagements, "An Octoroon" is receiving its European premiere in West London at the Orange Tree Theater, a pleasingly intimate venue whose once-sedate programming has been shaken up.
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Mr. Kaminsky was lured to Random House in 1984 and named publisher and chief executive of its trade department — a significantly larger but more sedate realm than the one he was running at Warner.
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The most important historical museum in Stockholm is closed for renovations, permitting this accomplished if sedate touring exhibition of its collection of Italian, Dutch and especially French art of the 16th through 18th centuries.
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The result is a sedate sampler, without a shaping point of view, but it has some excellent artists — Belkis Ayón, Carlos Garaicoa, Wilfredo Prieto, José Angel Toirac and Meira Marrero — with first-rate work.
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Those Democrats under fire have remained sedate as they faced swarms of reporters heading to and from the House chamber — hardened by weeks, and in some cases months, of hounding in their battleground districts.
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You couldn't call the wine list dated, with its unwashed, uncombed natural types among other groomed, sedate numbers, and some fine values between $50 and $75 tiptoeing among the super-Tuscans and 2005 Bordeaux.
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This session was a more sedate meeting, with Committee Chair Jeb Hensarling, an advocate "rules-based" monetary policy, complimenting the Fed for including comparisons of its monetary policy with some of the more common formulas.
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If anything, he makes more sedate camera choices than J.J. Abrams did in Into Darkness; Lin tends to stick with a shot instead of lunging for the characters' faces, or twisting off in random directions.
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Key phrases include: Watch or Listen to the Coverage From a Publicly Supported Broadcaster PBS is available for free over the air in crystal clear HD with an antenna, and provides sedate, non-partisan coverage.
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But his movements are otherwise sedate, deliberate, unobtrusive, so much so that when he raises a hand to scratch his face in the elevator at one point, the extra movement registers as significant, even sinister.
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SALISBURY, England — In this sedate cathedral town in the west of England, an old teapot with a missing lid and a repaired handle sold at auction Tuesday for 575,9003 pounds with fees, or about $806,000.
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In a four-game set marred by beanballs, brushbacks and racial rancor, the finale was a sedate affair decided in the fourth when the Orioles turned a two-run deficit into a 6-3 lead.
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Related: News outlets, including the normally sedate C-SPAN, are up in arms about new restrictions on their movement inside the Capitol, which they say will prevent them from easily interviewing lawmakers about the trial.
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I've written frequently about my embrace of the wild religiosity of 12 Monkeys, and while The Expanse is slightly more sedate, it boasts some of the best space action on TV since, well, Battlestar Galactica.
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Those who said they took cannabis daily or weekly, the researchers found, were significantly less sensitive to several drugs across different classes used to sedate people, when compared to people who said they never used it.
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" By contrast, Johnson, the sedate former Republican governor of New Mexico, favors cutting the defense budget by 36.13 percent and primarily focusing on defending the U.S. than projecting military force overseas and engaging in "nation building.
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Due to the dangerous circumstances — high flood waters, mud, and cold temperatures — rescue officials had to sedate the boys for the trip through the waters and out of the cave, British caver Vern Unsworth told CNN.
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For me, that story perfectly illustrates Abuja's sedate, small-town charm; such a random reunion would have been much less likely in frenzied Lagos, home to 18 million, more than three times the population of Abuja.
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But, besides an incredible amount of confusion at the bars about what you can and cannot buy with one drink token (it's a cash-free affair), you will find a well-oiled, if somewhat sedate, machine.
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Two of the patterns, Botanical Weed and Botanical Ganja, use the sedate shades typical of Farrow & Ball paint colors; a third, Mary Jane, references the ornate foliage in the artist Kehinde Wiley's portrait of President Obama.
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Nintendo just dropped a bomb in the sedate post-E3 summer game news cycle by announcing the SNES Classic, a miniature $79 version of the classic Super Nintendo Entertainment System preloaded with 21 fan-favorite SNES games.
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But here, with an older, more sedate presence in Edward Zwick, the film has the empty sheen of a quick in-and-out cash grab, a movie insisting that it's a franchise while the audience yawns indifferently.
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There's quite a disparity between the half-naked banshee screaming for vengeance and pounding himself bloody lifeless of classic X Japan footage and the sedate leather nymph taking in the mid-town Manhattan traffic from his balcony.
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Peregrine Pollen, who brought a sense of showmanship to the sedate New York auction scene of the 1960s and early '70s while helping to implement a startling consolidation of two auction-house giants, died on Feb. 18.
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The Edgewater was once a rock-and-roll hangout—in the late sixties and seventies, members of Led Zeppelin were notorious for their escapades there—but it's now plush and sedate, with overstuffed armchairs and roaring fireplaces.
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It was the latest test for a city that has long grappled with how to balance the desires of raucous partygoers with the demands of more sedate visiting families and fed-up residents, many of them wealthy.
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Hours later, police removed more than 100 mostly young protesters, some of whom were crying and angrily demanding "Climate Justice" in a rare intrusion of visceral emotion into the usually sedate annual two-week U.N. climate talks.
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While "nontoxic" and "unscented" were the initial siren song for me, I will admit that I am a sucker for minimalist packaging, and Pipette&aposs sedate, slightly retro, mint-and-navy blue combo definitely caught my eye.
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In contrast, venture capital investments, which had recalibrated alongside the IPO market in the second half of last year, have remained sedate with a clear flight to quality; fewer rounds, for higher-quality companies, with larger check sizes.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A lion escaped its enclosure at a Belgian zoo on Thursday and was shot dead by police after attempts to sedate the animal failed, the zoo said, drawing sharp criticism from animal rights groups and politicians.
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Because of the way midazolam works in the human body, it could sedate an individual to the point where he was incapable of communicating that he was in pain while doing nothing to suppress the experience of pain.
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Today I still get to the east on a regular basis — a healthy jolt out of my sedate Wilmersdorf existence — though even once-frontier neighborhoods like Neukölln and Friederichshain have been tamed and gentrified during the past decade.
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Not in a sedate or relaxing way, but the way that sometimes you feel like you are clinging to emptiness with all your willpower, always on the verge of letting it slip away and having something else intrude.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - A few hours of freedom ended for two Bengal tigers that escaped from a big cat shelter in the Dutch countryside on Saturday, when police managed to sedate them and get them back in their enclosure.
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And because it can sedate patients and bring on out-of-body experiences, the FDA is only making it available through certified clinics, where patients are to be monitored for at least two hours after taking the drug.
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Halfway through a fashion week in New York that, Telfar aside, has been notably sedate, and now that the film world seems to have effectively traded self-actualization for the economic security of brand marketing, it's worth remembering.
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While lots of wild designs regularly parade down the runway during men's fashion week, what actually makes it to the red carpet tends to be a sedate collection of black tuxedos with the occasional whimsical bow tie or sock.
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Innes's depiction of respectable Scottish ladies on the sloppy, sticky, slithering prowl, during a "darker, squelchier" bachelorette party complete with a "seduction tutor," provides a stark contrast to the more sedate doings of the call girls, hookers and streetwalkers.
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The pop diva superstar left her microminis, backless gowns and crop tops behind for a sedate burnt sienna blazer-mini — vintage Thierry Mugler, from Alexandra New York — featuring slightly puffed 3/4-sleeves, suiting-like lapels and button closures.
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Ignoring both current realities and the projected impacts of anthropogenic climate change, Florida and Texas shared a dizzying rise in risk-exposed assets and vulnerable populations during the meteorologically sedate span of years leading up to Irma and Harvey.
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"In previous cycles, we've had rampant house price inflation and rampant supply together whereas this time around you have sedate, stable house price inflation but you're still seeing the supply response come," Davy Stockbrokers chief economist Conall MacCoille said.
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But it is hard to think that such a grand scene could do anything but good for a sport often seen as too slow and sedate as it struggles to reach the masses, and above all, the younger masses.
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But I didn't know any of that when she unexpectedly arrived this season in the middle of a quiet Christmas celebration at the house, carting an obscene bouquet of white roses and enough wine to sedate the entire cast.
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In addition to the need for men to act as soldiers rather than athletes, there was an ideological shift as the Roman Empire and its culture of violence and excess became subsumed by the sedate, yet militaristic, Byzantine Empire.
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Its sedate red brick facade belies the hipster-rocker aesthetic that pervades the interior, where a ceiling fashioned out of slabs of concrete, track lighting and a handsome backlit bar make the lobby feel more like a clubby drinking den.
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And so while Ready Player One is a kind of accidental horror movie, a big, escapist entertainment vehicle about how big, escapist entertainment vehicles are drugs with which the masses sedate themselves, it also feels out of touch with the times.
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Elvis Presley often referred to Fats Domino as "the real king of rock 'n' roll," but this octogenarian musical royal has led a relatively sedate life, especially compared with high-flying contemporaries like Chuck Berry, Jerry Lee Lewis and Little Richard.
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You give Donald Trump an A for his debate performance for being "cool-headed and sedate" (read: not talking about penises), "counterpunching the bare minimum" (read: not demeaning rivals' penises), and "tout[ing] his favorite broad themes" (read: white grievance).
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Although he maintains a weakness for nice champagne, today, on our sedate date, he's sipping ginger tea with honey and lemon to preserve his already strained voice ahead of The Dandy Warhol's headline show at Bowery Ballroom later that night.
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Amongst the many ladies who make up the KarJenner family, Kourtney Kardashian is typically viewed as the more responsible, sedate one, rarely wearing racy apparel (well, at least by her sisters' standards), and even more rarely changing up her beauty look.
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It's unrealistic to expect a newborn to remain sedate while being besieged by camera flashes and journalists shouting out questions, and it's unfair to expect a baby to endure that commotion after going through the trauma of the birthing process.
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Book Park Hyatt Aviara Resort, Golf Club & Spa starting at $260 per nightFor something more sedate than the crowded beach, or quieter than the noisy downtown area, head inland to the Park Hyatt Aviara Resort's 200-acre estate in Carlsbad.
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"The risk is small but there's always a risk when you sedate a child, primarily of airway obstruction, where the child — for whatever reason — becomes oversedated," said Dr. Joseph P. Cravero, a senior associate in perioperative anesthesia at Boston Children's Hospital.
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A combination of protesters and people celebrating the new year took to the streets of Hong Kong despite plans for a more sedate celebration amid the demonstrations that have rocked the city since early summer, according to The Associated Press.
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Because they stimulate more than they sedate, I have no books on my night stand; but a big rolling table in my office groans with my current reading — much of which pertains to my latest work, a biography of Thurgood Marshall.
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"I loved the idea of seasteading and wrote about it for part of my thesis," said Ms. Benjamin, who wore a more sedate pink cardigan over a peach A-line dress with a pearl necklace and matching earrings for the interview.
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Still, when watching these two charming people charm one another via light flirtation, piano sex, and seduction by opera, it's clear that Pretty Woman is trying its best to charm its audience by providing a pleasant, even sedate evening at the theater.
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"Aches and pains, but they're OK." Roger Williams Park Zoo says the team charged with recapturing the takin was equipped with tranquilizers and a backup rifle, but fortunately never lost track of Har-Lee and they were able to safely sedate him.
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According to court documents, the person soon reached out to authorities about becoming a confidential informant -- one that would help build a case against two Cincinnati drug dealers who sold heroin laced with carfentanil, a synthetic opioid primarily used to sedate elephants.
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Kiradech took advantage of the more sedate morning conditions before Shinnecock Hills firmed up and his two-under-par 68 was one of just three under-par rounds and put him in a share of seventh place at six-over for the tournament.
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His relatively sedate existence, however, is upset by two events: the arrival of a new neighbor (Leslie Mann), who prompts unexpected feelings in him; and a calendar date to testify at the sentencing hearing for his attackers, who he's reluctant to face.
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The question of when, or whether, Mr. Trump will ever move away from his brash, in-your-face style to a more sedate and conventional approach has been dogging the former real estate developer since the earliest days of his presidential campaign.
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Having to decide whether to forcibly sedate a teenager who is threatening to smash up the emergency department or to watch and wait, knowing full well that what we are watching and waiting for is a nurse to be kicked or bitten, again.
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The state argued all involved women younger than Cosby whom he contacted through their employment, were legitimately in his presence, happened while Cosby was married and involved Cosby giving the women drugs to sedate them before they were assaulted in a location he controlled.
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"I started slowly," Mr. Dallas said in a room where Calvin Klein's social media wranglers had secreted a variant of celebrity not seen here before — certainly not during the sedate men's wear shows — one whose reach far outstrips that of the usual front-row denizens.
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While most girls go full-blown Disney princess for the big night, considering that fantasy is already a daily reality for Ariel, what with her name and bright red mane, she decided to switch things up with a more sedate, sophisticated look for the evening.
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"Giving a pill to sedate the child or older person is a quicker and easier response than training caregivers and staff (to provide) non-pharmacological, safer and in many instances more effective treatment," said Bill Grimm, an attorney with the National Center for Youth Law.
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Put off by the crazy hours and the sights and smells of the hospital ward, he gravitated toward the more sedate specialty of laboratory science, which led to postdoctoral studies in virology and a residency in clinical pathology at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.
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That may sound somewhat sedate compared with the Rimac car, but it still beats the 1003 seconds of Porsche's petrol-powered 370-horsepower 911 Carrera T. Unfazed by the newcomers, Volkswagen-owned Porsche reckons that engine and battery performance over time will be more important.
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His outgoing musical style made an odd fit with the sedate "Champagne music" of Mr. Welk's orchestra — Mr. Fountain often noted that Champagne and bourbon did not mix — but the combination was a hit with viewers, and his segments became a staple of the show.
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Within the space of five years, the dominant paradigm can shift from Valve's Half-Life 2 (213), a game of relatively sedate exploration and item management, to Infinity Ward's Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 (2009), the equivalent of an interactive action movie climax.
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But there is also not absolute proof that they don't feel pain, which is partly why Charlotte Gill, the chef and owner of Charlotte's Legendary Lobster Pound in Southwest Harbor, Maine, recently started experimenting with ways to sedate the animals before cooking using weed.
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That changed three months ago, when, under Argentina's new president, Mauricio Macri, a fresh investigation by the Argentine national police found that Mr. Nisman had been drugged with Ketamine, a drug used to sedate animals, then brutally beaten before he was shot in the head.
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While his last monetary policy meeting was a sedate affair, with the bank announcing on Thursday that it left rates unchanged, Carney has had to cope with a referendum on Scottish independence in 2014, and Britain's decision to leave the European Union in 2016.
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So they opened this ambient and refreshingly sedate spot with a glass bar filled with bric-a-brac, which today is still shaking up a serious collection of classic and signature cocktails — including a near-perfect Negroni — to an increasingly cocktail fluent local crowd.
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Among my favorites: SOMEONE HAS CAST THE DIE, IS ANYONE SERVING YOU and PLEASE SEDATE ME. My first choices for a revealer were VOICE ACTIVATION or VOICE ACTIVATED, but fitting them into the grid was a challenge, so PASSIVE RESISTANCE finally won the day.
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While I don't agree with every decision Huawei made on the Mate 10 Pro, such as its somewhat sedate design and lack of a headphone jack, the phone also includes some innovative features including a dedicated neural processing unit and AI that can automatically enhance your photos.
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The two keep in touch through the years via texts and emails (letters are so 1960s), as CC chases stardom and Hillary pursues a more sedate, less public life, with each harboring certain resentments and jealousies toward the other that are set aside when Hillary falls ill.
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Still, the show seems relatively sedate compared to "Notorious," which hinges on the cozy professional relationship between attorney Jake Gregorian ("Rescue Me's" Daniel Sunjata) and Julia George (Piper Perabo), a cable-news producer for "Louis Herrick Live," who leverages their friendship to land all the big interviews.
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While "Kahaani" was a breathless revenge thriller set in crowded Kolkata, Ghosh's latest installment takes place in the more sedate towns of Chandan Nagar and Kalimpong where streets are deserted at 10 pm, everyone knows each other and where "nothing ever happens," as one character puts it.
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Such is the case with the overdue but generally sedate exhibition "Mary Corse: A Survey in Light," at the Whitney Museum of American Art, and a long-term installation of Ms. Corse's work at Dia:Beacon in Beacon, N.Y. Ms. Corse was never an art world outsider.
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Brian Chippendale, its drummer, plans to lean into the strange contrast between this performance space and his scrappier ventures: He and the bass guitarist Brian Gibson will devise an improvised and likely more sedate set to match the mood from those seated in the plush red seats.
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Norbert Hofer may be Western Europe's first far-right leader elected head of state since WWII Norbert Hofer may be Western Europe's first far-right leader elected head of state since WWII Austria's presidential elections are typically sedate, with candidates vying for a mostly ceremonial post.
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She was, however, the star of the sedate Triple Concerto, effortless and authoritative among her fellow soloists: Yefim Bronfman, making the most of an unremarkable piano part, and the veteran cellist Lynn Harrell, whose technique repeatedly slipped with crunching bow strokes, imprecise intonation and a tired legato.
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The resulting Bronx Museum exhibition, assembled from its own Cuban holdings and American loans, is a sedate sampler, without a shaping point of view, but it has some excellent artists — Belkis Ayón, Carlos Garaicoa, Wilfredo Prieto, José Angel Toirac and Meira Marrero — with first-rate work.
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The resulting Bronx Museum exhibition, assembled from the museum's own Cuban holdings and American loans, is a sedate sampler, without a shaping point of view, but it has some excellent artists — Belkis Ayón, Carlos Garaicoa, Wilfredo Prieto, José Angel Toirac and Meira Marrero — with first-rate work.
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But he got knocked sideways when British police officers banged on the front door of his home on a sedate suburban street here early one morning while he lay sick in bed and informed him that they had "received information about forbidden images" in his possession.
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It was a matter of years before midazolam went from being part of a backup procedure in a single state to a crucial drug in at least six, as prison systems increasingly struggled to buy the barbiturates they had long used to sedate prisoners for executions.
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It went through several different designs over the years, and slowly morphed into more of a sedate sedan by the time it was discontinued in 1997... ...Two years later, though, Mercury brought the Cougar back with a leaner, sportier design with quirky touches, such as bulbous headlights and taillights.
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Lenovo is taking a different, and unfortunately, slightly more sedate path with its flagship Legion Y920 gaming laptop—this laptop looks like one made by everyone else, and for Lenovo, which is known for some really out there and often stunning design choices, this is an uninspiring take.
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Though one of the films, "Britannia", explores the sedate world of steam-train enthusiasts in the English countryside, and another, "Arrows", looks at the life the of the so-called "Crafty Cockney", Eric Bristow, a champion darts player, most of his oeuvre is not for the faint-hearted.
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The OECD forecasts that although municipal waste in rich countries will grow only by a fairly sedate average of 1.3% a year up to 2030, or about 38% in all, India's city-dwellers will be generating 130% more rubbish and China's over 200% more over the same period.
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During the first 20 minutes on Wednesday, Trump was remarkable sober—sedate, even—but Clinton quickly provoked his easily wounded amour propre by bringing up Trump's praise for Putin and the claims by intelligence agencies that the Wikileaks revelations about her email probably came from Russian government hacking.
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In a scene more often seen in a Hollywood caper than in Borough Park, Brooklyn's sedate shopping district, employees arrived for work at a bank on Monday morning to find a tunnel through the ceiling straight into the vault, with hundreds of thousands of dollars missing, the police said.
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It was June 21967, and Ramsland, a professor of forensic psychology and prolific author, was in this sedate city to wind up the last bit of research on "Confession of a Serial Killer," her book about Dennis Rader, which was published this month by University Press of New England.
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Even sedate C-SPAN is aggrieved, calling on the Senate to allow its television crews to document the trial, instead of the government-controlled cameras that — as was the case during Bill Clinton's trial 21 years ago — will limit what viewers see and hear inside the Senate chamber.
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"It was a pretty sedate affair in their box," one guest recalled, adding that, in the next box, Roustam Tariko, the founder of the business empire Russian Standard, which was an official partner of the pageant, held a livelier celebration, with about a dozen young women, including numerous Miss Russia contestants.
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CreditCreditArtwork by Gengoroh Tagame EARLY ONE MORNING, in the beginning of April, just as the cherry blossoms came into full bloom in Tokyo, 22-odd people gathered at the entrance to an anonymous office building in Aoyama, an elegant and sedate neighborhood known for its designer stores and expensive French restaurants.
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A freelancer at the time, I was asked to review the record for the Arts and Leisure section and found the mostly sedate collection of songs celebrating the couple's domestic bliss with their young son, Sean, a slick, shallow self-advertisement that turned its back on the post-punk moment.
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But after a near-miss one Sunday in Baltimore (we ran a red light, completely absorbed by the revelation of the killer) we've gravitated to more sedate crime stories, character-driven tales that are engaging enough to keep us awake on a long stretch of highway but not dangerously so.
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It is too much to expect teams to play with the reckless abandon asked of them every weekend in league play and then slip down through the gears for the European matches in between to take a more sedate, thoughtful route — particularly when doing so is greeted with howls of derision.
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" Using one US-operated interrogation site in Lithuania as a case study that reappears in documents including flight plans, emails, and legal proceedings, alongside Clark's discomfortingly sedate photos, Negative Publicity lays bare the "matrix of mundanity" that surrounded one of the most controversial processes to be born out of the "war on terror.
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It's just about as sedate as the original but they stay away from the sub-Enya synth voicings in favor of pianos, guitars and real music, man—which generally wouldn't be a quality that I favor, but it feels a lot more like the songs that actually end up on the 8s.
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There's nothing sedate about the propulsive power of Mr. Steinman's portrait of literally ageless anomie, in which our forever bare-chested hero, Strat (the mighty Andrew Polec), is doomed to an eternity of being 18: Think Peter Pan meets Peter Frampton, in a dystopian police state ruled over by the volatile Falco.
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"Because of the way midazolam works in the human body, it could sedate an individual to the point where he was incapable of communication that he was in pain while doing nothing to suppress the experience of pain," reads an unsuccessful lawsuit that had been filed on behalf of an Alabama inmate executed in 2016.
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Chayefsky's vision of news programming's transformation from sedate neutrality to a spectacle of opinion and outrage was meant to be an exaggeration, not a prediction, but it has long since materialized via figures like Stephen Colbert, on the left, and Glenn Beck, on the right, both of whom are, naturally, fans of the film.
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As if finding one gown that perfectly covers your baby bump wasn't enough, the soon-to-be mom stunned once again at the Vanity Fair after party, slicking back her messy up-do into a tight bun and ditching her filmy award show gown for a more sedate off-the-shoulder black sequin look from Talbot Runhof.
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By the opaque reasoning of capital punishment, the state of Arkansas grew some unknowable fraction safer last Monday evening, when Jack Jones, a fifty-two-year-old, overweight, hypertensive, diabetic amputee, was strapped to a gurney in the Cummins Unit prison and administered drugs to successively sedate him, impair his breathing, stop his heart, and kill him.
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A jaunty, heartfelt cover of "Hey Good Lookin" and a sedate, Bakersfield-tinged rendition of "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry" flow seamlessly into her appealingly twangy, high-spirited originals, some of which took shape with the help of veteran songwriters Sean Gasaway and Michael Chotiner (the latter of whom penned the album's loping title track).
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SEA GIRT, N.J. — "I have a time share with the dance floor — I own the front and center," Chris Fedroff, 27, said to his friend in the basement level of the Parker House, a green and white Victorian manse here that is by day a sedate lunch spot, by night a throbbing epicenter of summer parties.
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She has also overlapped with a younger generation of male writers — Rushdie, Julian Barnes, Martin Amis, Ian McEwan — who grabbed so much attention it was sometimes hard for a female novelist to get a word in edgewise, especially one whose personal life, like hers, was sedate and headline-resistant: no scandals, no feuds, just one marriage.
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As New York's lawmakers faced down a midnight Friday deadline for the state budget, the mood seemed sedate if uncertain, following a well-worn trajectory of tantalizing hints about possible agreements — an Uber expansion upstate, a new court system for juvenile offenders and billions for new water systems, among others — coupled with constant reminders that nothing was actually finalized.
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The country singers tended, as they do, toward more traditional spangle, with Carrie Underwood channeling a young Dolly Parton in red sequins, diamond cutout and her golden hair in a sedate updo, while Faith Hill stumbled with surprise to name the creator of her sleek gown, also red, with keyhole: the popular Lebanese designer Zuhair Murad.
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While Apple and the US Department of Justice duked it out in court over a lawful order to unlock a terror suspect's phone (the DOJ ultimately abandoned one case), and US civil liberties organizations have taken up the pro-encryption banner, Canadians have been comparatively sedate about the police's powers to break into our lines of safe communication, often without our knowledge.
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Rankled by the Miserdens' self-importance, Johnny instead envisions a work of scalding honesty (Bella's husband, Alan, a dot-com millionaire, "fit and sleek in tight jeans, with no apparent genitals, had the overall smoothness of features that expects good fortune but never attracts much personal devotion") before finally settling on something, if not exactly flattering, at least more respectful and sedate.
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Other titles are "Gutland" (Saturday), a sedate sort-of noir about a German thief (Frederick Lau) who crosses the border to hide from police and falls into the arms of a local played by Vicky Krieps ("Phantom Thread"), and "Sarah Plays a Werewolf" (Sunday), about a high school actress who begins to mix fiction and reality in her own life.
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Yoking her astonishing vocal powers to a cannily evolving image, she would engineer her own transformation into a cultural presence so commanding that, by the time she sang "My Country 'Tis of Thee," at President Barack Obama's 2009 inauguration ceremony (in a sedate charcoal wool coat and toque with a rotor-size bow) Ms. Franklin seemed no less an institution than the monuments around her.
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The videos take advantage of the White House setting — lush landscaping, flattering light, sedate columns — and appeal to the reality TV star's preference for speaking off-the-cuff, echoing his early social media "Trumpvlogs" in which he teed off on topics like the female reboot of "Ghostbusters": The aesthetics of the Rose Garden videos are more YouTube than NBC, unadorned by graphics or soundtrack.
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But they were all relatively sedate (even the nightie dress was long and not clingy.) The net effect was to make Rihanna look like a grown-up, an adjective that also applied to Adele, who wore a long-sleeved flower-festooned gown (which was the source of much Twitter speculation, though it turned out to be by Dolce & Gabbana) in her new video, which had its premiere during the awards.
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The title suggests this could be an alien-invasion thriller, and in a sense, it is: Keira Knightley and Jason Clarke star as a married British couple who move into the Hamburg home of a German widower (Alexander Skarsgard) after World War II. The new British trailer is somewhat more sedate than the American version released in October and features a subtitled scene in which Skarsgard speaks German to his young daughter.
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With the windup of the Vietnam War, Mr. Silvers opened up the pages of The Review to a host of British writers like Frank Kermode, A. Alvarez, Isaiah Berlin, A.J.P. Taylor and Christopher Ricks, who lent the magazine a more sedate literary tone, which made it seem less a successor to the brawling political journals that dominated New York intellectual life in the 1930s and 1940s than to majestic Victorian flagships like The Edinburgh Review.
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