Velour tracksuits have been sliding back into fashion since 2018.
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I noticed ten-year paper is sliding back up towards, what, 190, 195.
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The world is sliding back in time thanks to ill-conceived policies and strategies.
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I could feel inches of him pushing down my throat and then sliding back out.
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Siddiqui and Khan are now known commodities, sliding back into their roles with veteran virtuosity.
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In some areas the number of women in leadership positions has actually been sliding back.
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Depending on the DoJ's eventual demands, RBS now risks sliding back into the red in 2018.
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In the first hour of trading Tuesday, Amazon crossed $21,2000 per share before sliding back under.
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A few negative surprises could send stocks sliding back to their depressed levels of late December.
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Momade has said the country risked sliding back into violence if the election results were validated.
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China, of course, is why most of the LME metals are sliding back towards financial crisis levels.
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Bonds issued by state-controlled oil firm Petrobras were also sliding back after jumping around 2.5 points.
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Fighters were sliding back and forth across the canvas, falling down at least three times per round.
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Al-Shabaab's cameraman focuses on the man as he is shot multiple times, sliding back inside the tank.
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But must it take sliding back to that abyss for political, business and labor leaders to get it?
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Here he is stepping up to force Abrines to pass to Jerami Grant, then sliding back and forcing a turnover.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan fell 210 percent, sliding back from its highest level since Aug.
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The peso rose as much as 1.09 percent to 18.3 units per dollar before sliding back to 18.4 units per dollar.
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So we're sliding back on measles vaccination just as researchers are discovering how damaging the disease is to the immune system.
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The first scene has Tirzah limply sliding out onstage, crying, after the rape, then promptly sliding back off in a gauche display.
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I have no intention of sliding back into the pin-striped, shoulder-padded pantsuits of the '80s to be and feel empowered.
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Wright told reporters he felt immediate discomfort when sliding back to the bag and alerted the team about it the next morning.
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Links says there were no signs of a break-in and the front door and sliding back door were locked from the inside.
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Now, the artist is sliding back into her Fenty-branded Puma collection — and just in time for the kids to return to school.
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Sliding back toward a 31-year low, the pound fell nearly 3 percent against the dollar on Monday, after Friday's 11 percent decline.
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Once standing, she held her arms out and swayed to the beat before sliding back down to the sidewalk and crawling between spectators.
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Andujar, 24, hurt his shoulder while sliding back into third base in the fourth inning of Sunday's 7-5 loss to the Orioles.
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Instead of being a true con, the Palm's battery life is almost a pro, because it punishes you for sliding back into abusive habits.
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We played tennis for five or six hours, sliding back and forth on the baked clay until our legs were streaked with orange dirt.
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Sliding back toward a 22003-year low, the pound was falling more than 3 percent against the dollar Monday, after Friday's 11 percent decline.
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McGregor's success has been largely built on convincing fighters to lunge at him, sliding back, and allowing them to fall onto his left hand.
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The chairs have been programed to respond to the sounds of a human clap, with each chair automatically sliding back to its designated spot.
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I fear that we are slowly sliding back into the horror of the late 1990s, with increased militia activity and abuses including sexual violence.
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During the play, Cozart banged his head on the ground sliding back to second base and left the game with an apparent neck injury.
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Germany's 10-year government bond yield fell two basis points to -13%, sliding back down towards the recent 2-1/2 year low of -0.132%.
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Suu Kyi's party swept a 2015 election and formed a government but concern is growing that the reform program is stalling or even sliding back.
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However, Star — lost in her own fantasy, where the three girls are singing together — ends up overtaking Alex, and sliding back into the main slot.
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And it's hard to imagine him losing to Emanuel, who is only ever one grotesque scandal away from sliding back towards single-digit approval ratings.
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Germany's 21-year government bond yield fell to a day's low of -22.37%, sliding back down towards the recent 2-1/2 year low of -0.132%.
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Germany's 10-year government bond yield fell three basis points to minus 0.112%, sliding back down towards recent 2-10/2 year lows of minus 0.132%.
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However, preliminary monthly data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics indicate that the gains have topped out, and employment is sliding back toward year-ago levels.
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Mr. Young, now 65, said that it might be hard to imagine sliding back to those rough days, but that the past was critical for posterity.
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Country radio is slowly sliding back toward its more rustic side after a long run of hits that showcased the genre's rock and pop influences, respectively.
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For short drops (think inches), there's not enough time for the module to fully retract, and I definitely heard the motor forcibly sliding back in on impact.
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Fortunately, elite-biased democracies can successfully reform their social contracts over time to become more egalitarian and representative of average citizens rather than sliding back into dictatorship.
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While the bill's approval means Brazil will almost certainly avoid sliding back into recession, its deficit and debt dynamics do not look like improving meaningfully any time soon.
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Meanwhile, nine weeks of losses in the last 10 have the lira sliding back towards six to the dollar, the level that set alarm bells ringing last year.
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Germany's 230-year government bond yield fell back below -21% after briefly rising to -22.37%, sliding back down towards the recent 2-1/2 year low of -0.132%.
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Over the course of the month, gold has risen as much as $100 per troy ounce to $1,318.90, before sliding back to settle on Tuesday just above $1,272.
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"It's not enough to say we may be sliding back into a cold war," said Baker, who was Secretary of State when the Berlin Wall fell in 1989.
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"I could hear the sliding door sliding back and forth and we've got washing hanging up and I could see the washing moving," Gin told the Associated Press.
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" Pinkett Smith said her former boyfriend entered the house through a sliding back door "on the creepy creep creep like he was going to sneak up on me.
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Over the past 220 months, the women have learned core money-management skills, designed to make them economically self-sufficient and prevent them from sliding back into poverty.
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I had boarded the dog, freeing me from the challenges of lifting his food bowl off the floor or opening the sliding back door to let him out.
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It was the latest dramatic episode in a political crisis that has gripped Thailand for more than a decade, sending an Asian democracy sliding back to military rule.
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Ms. Warren, the Massachusetts senator, is trying to regain momentum after rising in the polls during the summer and early fall but sliding back over the recent months.
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A new CNN/Des Moines Register/Mediacom poll released Friday showed the 37-year-old mayor sliding back as Sanders gained ground among likely caucus goers at 20%.
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These days, Jack doesn't keep a regular ketamine schedule but uses it for maintenance, meaning if he feels himself sliding back into depression, he will take a dose.
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Meanwhile, nine weeks of losses in the last 10 have the lira sliding back toward six to the dollar, the level that set alarm bells ringing last year.
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The pound was frail, sliding back to a 13-month low of $1.2704 touched overnight after weaker-than-forecast wage growth offset an unexpected fall in Britain's unemployment rate.
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The crackdowns have drawn international condemnation and stoked fears Congo could be sliding back towards the kind of war in which millions died at the turn of the century.
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The boy in the green goggles worked hard, sometimes herringboning, sometimes stepping, sometimes trudging up and sliding back, holding on to his poles like a lame man his crutches.
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Peabody Energy's 6% 2018s jumped by over seven points to a cash price of 58 in early trading on Wednesday, before sliding back to 55, according to MarketAxess data.
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The security forces' heavy-handed response raised fears that under President Emmerson Mnangagwa, the country was sliding back into the kind of authoritarianism seen during Robert Mugabe's 37-year rule.
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In the first cycle, the calendar order would be decided by lottery, but in following cycles everyone would move up a date, with the first region sliding back to last.
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The tweet sent shares of Square on another roller-coaster ride, surging to over $46 a share before sliding back down to $39 by the market's bottom on Feb. 9.
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Jessica and Hogarth are developing as characters this season, but they're both trying to cover up their feelings, and as they try to force themselves to change, they keep sliding back.
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Mineral-rich Congo has not had a peaceful power transition since independence in 1960, and Church negotiators have billed the talks as an attempt to stop the country sliding back into war.
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And at last year's French Open, he badly injured his ankle when, after sliding back for a defensive lob, his foot caught on a tarp in the back of Court Suzanne Lenglen.
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The FTSE 1.73 top share index was down 0.4 percent by 1000 GMT, while the more domestically focused FTSE 250 index fell 0.8 percent, sliding back to its lowest level since December 2016.
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The index tried to break above 212,22017 — a closely watched resistance level by traders and technicians — twice between late February and early March before sliding back down to around 219.4,730 by March 8.
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Deputy Chief Constable Stephen Martin of the Northern Ireland Police Service (PSNI), warned that Northern Ireland was gradually sliding back towards a level of violence not seen since the 1998 Good Friday Agreement.
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Ryan Harrison, now 22, flirted with the sport's upper echelon and was ranked 212rd in the world in 212 before sliding back down the mountain, into last week's United States Open qualifying tournament.
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But the victory amid the lush, rugged mountains comes as Congo risks sliding back into the cycle of war that killed millions, most from hunger and disease, at the turn of the century.
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Turkey's lira was sliding back towards its recent record lows as concerns persisted about what an expansion of President Tayyip Erdogan's powers could mean if he wins elections next month as widely expected.
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The storm is forecast to head southeast toward the Matagorda Bay and Gulf of Mexico, where it will pick up additional moisture before sliding back over Galveston and Houston, cities it has already hammered.
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Stocks have already had a rough two months, with major U.S. benchmarks sliding back into their second correction of the year and rising worries over the trade scene a big contributor to investor unease.
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Analysts also questioned whether the Taliban were unified enough to deliver on the agreement, and whether the Afghan National Army and police were strong enough to prevent the country from sliding back into chaos.
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OPEC's de facto leader, Saudi Arabia, and top non-OPEC producer Russia have said cuts need to be extended to speed up market rebalancing and prevent oil prices from sliding back below $50 per barrel.
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Millions of women marched on Saturday to remind the world of the progress we've made — and how we need to do everything in our power to keep from sliding back into a regressive way of thinking.
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And after a moment of triumph and camaraderie, American fans new and old are back to watching New Japan on their computers via tape delay, their living, breathing, sweating, cult-favorite wrestlers sliding back behind the screen.
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Kabila's refusal to step down has emboldened armed rebel groups, raising the prospect of the vast, mineral-rich nation sliding back into the wars that killed millions of people in the 1990s, mostly from hunger and disease.
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Experts have warned that the five-year-old nation risks sliding back into conflict unless the two sides move more swiftly to implement the peace pact, including ensuring the swift re-integration or demobilization of rival combatants.
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JUBA (Reuters) - South Sudanese rebels said on Tuesday they had clashed with government forces in the state of Central Equatoria, more evidence the five-year-old nation was sliding back into conflict after a peace agreement fell apart.
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After the economy added just 6900,2628 jobs in May — a number downgraded on Friday to 28503,22019 — there were widespread concerns that the economy might be sliding back and that a recession before the election could even be possible.
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The rand weakened 28.6 percent to 13.1875 per dollar, sliding back from a brief run to a session best 13.0600 as a third consecutive trade surplus, albeit smaller than expected, failed to lift the cloud of political uncertainty.
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He's the central figure in every sketch, his eyes winding around the room like two marbles rolling off in opposite directions, his teeth sliding back and forth as though breaking the seal on an invisible Mars Bar wrapper.
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The renewed violence has sparked fears that South Sudan could be sliding back into conflict after recently emerging from a two-year civil war – which began in December 2013, when President Salva Kiir fired vice president Riek Machar.
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The renewed violence has sparked fears that South Sudan could be sliding back into conflict after recently emerging from a two-year civil war – which began in December 103, when President Salva Kiir fired vice president Riek Machar.
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Sliding back into character effortlessly during the interview, Arau says he's asking people to write his name in on the spot where undecided or protesting voters often write Cantinflas or El Chavo del 8, names of Mexican cultural icons.
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OPEC's top producer, Saudi Arabia, favors extending the output curbs by nine months rather than the initially planned six months, as it seeks to speed up market rebalancing and prevent oil prices from sliding back below $50 per barrel.
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But it's hard to blame Merkel for trying her strategy — Trump has shown a tendency to make a lot of noise about change while sliding back to the status quo on everything from China policy to Middle East intervention.
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It has been downhill since, with inflation sliding back to the turgid levels the Fed has fought against since the 2007-2009 financial crisis and recession, and the central bank poised to reverse course with rate cuts this year.
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Most mainstream economists are deeply skeptical that such big tax cuts will automatically produce dramatic gains in growth; indeed, the markets in recent days are suggesting that the economy -- initially boosted by Trump -- is already sliding back toward sub-normal growth.
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OPEC's de facto leader, Saudi Arabia, favors extending the output curbs by nine months rather than the initially planned six months, as it seeks to speed up market rebalancing and prevent oil prices from sliding back below $50 per barrel.
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Asian stocks had caved to a four-month low as the trade rhetoric rumbled, while dour German data, a 3% plunge in carmaker stocks and the sight of Italian banks sliding back in a 'bear' market meant more damage for Europe.
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And they take this risk at a time when neither Chinese Communism nor Western liberalism seem exactly like confident, resilient models for the human future — the former sliding back toward totalitarianism, the latter anxious and decadent and beset by populist revolts.
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For every inspiring example of people power in places like Hong Kong, Iran and Sudan, there are equally alarming cases of countries sliding back into "illiberal democracy," as in Hungary, or simply dysfunction and paralysis, as in the United Kingdom.
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ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - African states are trying to push President Pierre Nkurunziza to accept peacekeeping troops at a summit this week to prevent Burundi sliding back into ethnic conflict but there is little hope that he will agree, officials said.
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Security forces killed about a dozen civilians during two previous marches in the past two months organised by Catholic activists in crackdowns that stoked fears Congo could be sliding back toward the wars of the turn of the century in which millions died.
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In a new paper not yet released, Dr. Strominger said that they had been able to show that information could also be encoded in the twisting of light beams trying to escape from the black hole, not just their sliding back and forth.
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Despite moving forward with a historic deal to provide the region's Muslim population with a high degree of autonomy, the southern island of Mindanao appears to be sliding back into violence, with two bombings -- both deadly -- of religious buildings in under a week.
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TOKYO, April 1 (Reuters) - Japan's manufacturing activity contracted in March at the fastest pace in more than three years as new export orders shrank sharply, a business survey showed on Friday, adding to fears the world's third-largest economy is sliding back into recession.
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Kabila's refusal to step down when his mandate expired in December 2016 has emboldened several armed groups, raising the prospect of the vast, mineral-rich nation sliding back into the kind of warfare that killed millions in the 1990s, mostly from hunger and disease.
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He saw the barrels sliding back and forth with each concussive recoil and wondered if he could design a device that would mimic that action, turning a semi-automatic rifle that fires once per trigger pull into a weapon capable of shooting hundreds of rounds per minute.
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Boone said that he was unclear on the exact diagnosis for Frazier, but he said a magnetic resonance imaging test had revealed a partial tear — in other words, a sprain — in the left ankle Frazier twisted while sliding back to second base in Monday's zany victory.
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Second-wave feminists in the 1960s worked hard to reject housework and domesticity as the lot of women; their modern counterparts may now ask if we are sliding back to a position where domesticity is being fetishized without any thought to what else that implies about women's status.
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But self-hating critics—writers who, like Orwell's hack, sample new art and issue judgments for a buck—have always seemed to inhabit their fifth circle with special chagrin, scurrying out to work, then sliding back to states of existential loathing like newts seeking refuge in a swamp.
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The meeting came a day after rebels in the tiny African state raised the stakes in the crisis by declaring a general who led a failed coup in May as their leader, deepening concerns that Burundi is sliding back into conflict after its ethnically charged civil war ended in 2005.
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It is to test a big, and still relatively new, idea about how to deal with fragile or post-conflict states: whether a big injection of aid into countries that have not yet fully emerged from conflict can revive their economies and reduce the risk of them sliding back into full-blown civil war.
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"For us it is essential to bring to a good conclusion this year of transition before the presidential election that must take place ... in November 2017 at the latest," Valentin Mubake, an adviser to Democratic Republic of Congo's main opposition leader Etienne Tshisekedi, said at talks aimed at preventing the country sliding back into civil war.
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I lie in bed for about 30 minutes before I realize I won't be falling back asleep anytime soon, so I get up, grab some water, and take a few laps around the apartment to clear my head a little before sliding back into bed between the dog and A. I try to meditate for a few minutes and feel myself getting tired...until the cat starts screaming because he wants attention.
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