Much of this money has been soaked up by refugees.
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In the swirl, Mr. Saakashvili smiled and soaked up the attention.
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Jessica and hubby Cash Warren soaked up the sun in Hawaii.
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I studied and soaked up all I could about the craft.
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Leonardo DiCaprio and Ansel Elgort soaked up the sun over the weekend.
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I soaked up whatever I could and was happy to do so.
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They danced and sang and soaked up the adulation, savored the moment.
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During that time, land surfaces soaked up 8.6bn-13.8bn tonnes of carbon dioxide.
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While abroad they had soaked up the language of liberalism and constitutional rule.
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The $10,000 was soaked up by the tablecloth in a matter of seconds.
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It's like he's soaked up everything and unleashes it on Lee and Versace.
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They soaked up the syrup and compote, which was deliciously tangy and sweet.
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The 2 soaked up some sun ... and shared a kiss by their waterfront hotel.
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I'm 35 years invested in this and I've soaked up knowledge like a sponge.
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Nevertheless, the story soaked up $1 billion from public and private investors before failing.
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So over 90 percent of human-caused warming gets soaked up by the seas.
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Between 2010 and 2016, Dodd-Frank soaked up 73m paperwork hours and $36bn in costs.
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Over the weekend, Thailand soaked up the festivities during its annual mass water fight, Songkran.
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She was a huge target, who probably soaked up more stray votes than anybody left.
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This Goldie happily soaked up the attention as children and adults alike fawned over him.
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Alibaba's investment in Lazada, South-East Asia's largest e-commerce platform, has soaked up $4bn.
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For some reason, Terrell Owens was with the team and soaked up the awesome moments.
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It was super oily, but the sauce was delectable when soaked up with the bread.
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Chewy, bouncy, and fresh, the dough had soaked up all the flavor of the soup.
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It seems, though, that surplus mine supply has simply been soaked up by Chinese smelters.
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Later, having soaked up her hometown's dynamic vibe and southern California's light, she headed east.
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Marianne Williamson soaked up airtime with her unusual message, which left many scratching their heads.
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Gomez soaked up the sun Sunday with some friends -- none of whom were Justin Bieber.
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Carrie Underwood slipped into her best neon pink and soaked up some rays in Mexico.
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As he soaked up the home-field cheers, several announced candidates were meeting voters in Iowa.
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After my daughter was born, I soaked up as much time with her as I could.
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This busty babe flaunted her fit figure as she soaked up the sun at the beach.
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They took a dip in the ocean, laid on the sand and soaked up some rays.
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Having got ahead he soaked up everything Federer threw at him and returned it with interest.
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Fans in the crowd and on the internet soaked up all the '00s nostalgia they could.
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This is so the fertilizer can be soaked up by plants before the rain causes runoff.
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It's soaked up airtime, clogged Facebook News Feeds, and taken over impeachment-related hashtags on Twitter.
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Though Fini never trained as an artist, she soaked up Italian Renaissance and Mannerist art firsthand.
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Dave Grohl soaked up a little too much sun this week during a canoe excursion in Hawaii.
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"Of course with a cotton undergarment, which we had on, it soaked up immediately," he later said.
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The couple lounged on a yacht off the coast of Positano while they soaked up the sun.
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"I soaked up those stories, and I used that pain to fuel my passion," Monday told me.
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Yeah, I soaked up comics like a sponge when I was at my youngest and most impressionable.
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Beachside, employees planned and strategized for the upcoming year, were awarded prizes, and soaked up the sun.
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What profit there is in selling smartphones is mostly soaked up by Apple and its high-margin iPhones.
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Holmes soaked up the unofficial end of summer in a blue dress paired with a hat and sunglasses.
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Angelina Jolie and four of her kids soaked up the last few days of summer over Labor Day.
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This is meant to be soaked up with slices of galaosiyo, crusty bread beautifully cratered with air holes.
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I soaked up the warmth I'd been craving, treading water in some bucolic pool I'd never seen before.
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Vito was pretty grabby as they soaked up some rays and took a dip in the Mediterranean Sea.
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Oil prices rose as demand soaked up some of the surplus supplies from OPEC and the United States.
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Remove from heat; cover, and let stand until all of the stock is soaked up, about 10 minutes.
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Accounting for things like age and education soaked up most of the differences that appeared at first glance.
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Holmes, 38, soaked up the unofficial end of summer in a blue dress paired with a hat and sunglasses.
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And they soaked up the sun in Jamaica during the wedding of one of Harry's closest friends in March.
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The comedians were seen lounging by the beach in Ibiza as they soaked up the sun with their spouses.
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"Time to shake this fierce woman off, though I hope I soaked up some of her badassery," Wilde wrote.
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Lana's famous Pomsky -- a Pomeranian-Siberian Husky mix -- soaked up some rays with a leash to match Lana's swimwear.
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The only precedent for this pace of import was 2009, when China soaked up 157,000 tonnes of refined lead.
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Ninety-eight percent of the sperm soaked up the drug, mostly in the cytoplasm and nucleus in their heads.
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Darnold, the Californian, soaked up Gervais's message about establishing the right psychological frameworks to command his inner, mental experience.
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Soaked up by the large sheets of paper, the colors have a muted quality, reminiscent of a dimmed screen.
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But he soaked up the pressure from the faster Mercedes, notputting a foot wrong until the laps ran out.
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While Botha, their coach, and some of their teammates napped, the others soaked up their final hours in Philadelphia.
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The kiddos walked the blue carpet earlier this week and soaked up the adoration of hardcore 'Star Wars' fans.
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Foreign portfolio investors sold 75 billion rupees in stocks in September, which were soaked up by domestic institutional investors.
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A Marine Band played Christmas carols while the president and his party soaked up a moment long in coming.
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The longtime friends weren't shy about expressing their affection -- hugging, kissing and holding hands while they soaked up the sun.
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Earlier in the day on Monday, Kardashian and friends soaked up the sun on a yacht with sister Kendall Jenner.
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The singer has soaked up every moment of being a grandma and recently posted about her "darling grandkids" in March.
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Cavan and his older brother, Conor, shadowed their father in big-league environs as kids and soaked up the culture.
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The move would also help restore some of the liquidity soaked up by the central bank's rate hikes last year.
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Meanwhile, the sun, instead of getting stronger as midday approached, froze, and disappeared, as if soaked up by blotting paper.
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Through it all Bzdelik has soaked up as much basketball, from as many vantage points, as anyone on the planet.
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You can also check how much solar energy you've soaked up directly on the wrist via a "Solar Input" screen.
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She holed up in Steepletop, where she soaked up the natural splendor she saw from her window as she grieved.
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The crowd roared, and Trump soaked up the reaction like a seasoned comic enjoying his best "drop the mic" moment.
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Scott and Sofia soaked up some rays Wednesday on Miami Beach ... where it was insanely hot, in more ways than one.
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If that sounds like a lot, during a separate camping trip in winter, they soaked up 13 times as much light.
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The sun blasts off gases and particles in every direction, and our moon soaked up some of them like a sponge.
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"What these rocks are is essentially a manganese sponge that has soaked up a bunch of other metals," Johnston told Gizmodo.
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The couple recently soaked up some sun in Lake Tahoe for "a few really cool days off!" according to Lambert's Instagram.
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The new couple stepped out on Sunday in Los Angeles where they soaked up the sun on a fast food run.
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They created a conductive polymer solution that the rose soaked up and ferried throughout its vessels with its own natural fluids.
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But it seems that it wasn't just a role he was happy to play while Harry Styles soaked up the spotlight.
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I grabbed a towel and soaked up the pee that got on the floor, and then threw it in the laundry.
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Streaming wasn't yet an option, so she soaked up music from the LP collections of her mother and her friends' parents.
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Nurses and visitors listened in, while some doctors sat down to type up their notes as they soaked up the music.
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When trees are cut down and decompose or are burned, they release the carbon dioxide they soaked up from the atmosphere.
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Kenyan photographer Clement Mwangi spent time observing this beautiful leopard as she soaked up the warm rays of the setting sun.
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Katya and her friend soaked up some rays in Venice Beach where the sun provided perfect lighting to highlight their assets.
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For years, China soaked up much of the world's investment money, as the economy grew at annual rates in the double digits.
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However, one of the perceived benefits of glycerol is that once the fish has soaked up the solution it should expand again.
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Johnny Manziel's wife soaked up the sun in Miami Wednesday afternoon in a tiny bikini ... which has kind of become her thing.
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Imagine clothes, houses or cars that soaked up heat during the day and then released it on demand when things turned cold.
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Naomi Watts soaked up the sun and showed off her fit physique in a bikini photo she shared on Instagram on Saturday.
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Sigrid is a young woman expressing a vulnerability, while simultaneously radiating a power that can be soaked up by other young people.
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Also during the trip, Joe and Turner were photographed alongside Nick onboard a boat on Monday, when they soaked up the sun.
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It's clear on "Resistor" that Ms. Lynn has soaked up some Chrissie Hynde and perhaps Lana Del Rey, along with Patsy Cline.
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Between his love for Vincent Price, Edgar Allen Poe, skeletons, and cemeteries, Burton soaked up plenty of gothic inspiration as a child.
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The students with whom we worked at the national music schools soaked up everything we could give them and asked for more.
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He soaked up rock and jazz and also embraced contemporary classical music, especially the minimalism of Glass, Terry Riley, and Steve Reich.
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The idea of using the information they have soaked up over the years, their tactile knowledge, to trade works themselves was anathema.
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With no market of last resort to deliver to, excess material will simply be soaked up by an expanding battery supply chain.
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And there will be periods of surplus solar energy that need to be soaked up, energy that might otherwise have gone wasted.
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Jada Pinkett Smith and her mom Adrienne Banfield-Norris soaked up the sun Sunday and want their fellow mothers to unwind as well.
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Many of the Bravo stars have known one another for years and told PEOPLE they soaked up the chance to spend time together.
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The Slovakians soaked up intense pressure against a reshuffled England side whose manager Roy Hodgson made six changes to the starting line-up.
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The model covered her face as she soaked up some rays with her furry friend by her side on a poolside lounge chair.
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Watson soaked up the pressure, remained firm on his feet, then landed a right on Eubank that sent his opponent to the canvas.
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Bethenny Frankel soaked up the sun with her new boyfriend as she kicked off 2019 following a health scare, a source tells PEOPLE.
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After the movie's heartbreaking ending, Prince, now 7, and her co-star Valeria Cotto, 6, shared a handkerchief and soaked up the applause.
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He rocked for the entire track -- while holding his toddler, mind you -- and gave a breathtaking performance soaked up by a pleased crowd.
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The teen soaked up the sun on an inflatable lip floaty from FUNBOY, giving a personalized twist on the ubiquitous celeb swan raft.
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Even if users eventually acclimate to the redesign, by then Instagram and WhatsApp will have soaked up much of Snap's international growth opportunity.
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In the Islay single malts category, Aldi's Glen Marnoch Islay Single Malt also soaked up a gold medal, along with one other honoree.
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"He's a world-class handler, breeder and trainer, and I soaked up as much knowledge as I could from him," Mr. Richardson says.
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AOC, as she is known, has become a media sensation that has soaked up a significant amount of coverage of the freshmen class.
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Check out the festival photos to see the stars who soaked up the sun and took in the tunes in the desert. #Coachella
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Another day, Jenner soaked up the sun in a shimmering silver two piece which she documented with the sparkle-enhancing Kira Kira photo app.
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She addressed the roomful of strangers for ten minutes about galaxy rotation, soaked up some patronising criticism and a smidgen of praise—and left.
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Rocking a black low-cut one-piece bathing suit, Hayek enjoyed the clear waters, sands, and nearby forests as she soaked up the sun.
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They soaked up the sun and salty breezes on the beach with their friends, and they went to work to provide for their families.
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The couple was seen taking it easy on a boat as they soaked up the sun and spent some quality time together on Friday.
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Fifth seed Caroline Wozniacki ripped U.S. Open organizers for putting her on an outside court while Sharapova soaked up the applause on Arthur Ashe.
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" Likewise, in Aeschylus' "The Eumenides," Apollo remarks, "Once a man has died, and the dust has soaked up his blood, there is no resurrection.
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While the greens might not have soaked up all that much moisture (it didn't rain that hard), they may still be slower than yesterday.
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Abraham, 28, soaked up every minute of her first time attending the awards show, sharing plenty of footage from the night on social media.
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As the two sisters soaked up the sun together earlier this week, they also spent some quality time on a yacht — and making puns!
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Although he's from London, Jacob Banks has soaked up American blues and gospel; he can summon bitter moans and back-to-the-wall growls.
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It turns out only about half of human carbon dioxide emissions reach the atmosphere; the rest is soaked up by forests, grasslands, and mangroves.
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With a jaw of stone, he soaked up the public humiliation, and the acid pens of sports writers, to come back for "más" in spades.
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Indeed, according to analysts at Macquarie Bank, the government stockpile manager, the State Reserves Bureau, may well have soaked up 4,000 tonnes of surplus metal.
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They soaked up the sun in Costa Rica recently and now that they're back home, the KarJenner siblings are breaking out their velvets and furs.
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Storage has fallen as Gulf Coast refiners have soaked up crude that was available at a discount, said Bob Yawger, director of Energy at Mizuho.
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Mayers soaked up three innings of relief Sunday night against Washington, giving up two hits and one earned run with three walks and a strikeout.
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Dobrev, who left CW's hit show last year after six seasons ... soaked up the surf and sand over the weekend with her pals in Maui.
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Bitterly cold air "soaked up the pollution and held it like a blanket over the city" for four days straight, according to the Daily Mail.
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On Sunday, Kardashian and her Cleveland Cavaliers beau got a little baby-free time as they soaked up some sun together in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
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So did a press conference in March, where he couldn't get a word in above his booing audience, while Jones soaked up their good vibes.
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It worked perfectly, yielding ultra-crunchy, golden wings that soaked up the sweet and spicy butter sauce I tossed them in when they were done.
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All that mattered to me was that, each month, I soaked up its information and let it push my own thinking about what was possible.
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Companies may have soaked up the spare capacity that was generated by the recession, meaning that unemployment cannot fall much further without stoking wage inflation.
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The idea sounds simple: When trees are cut down and decompose or are burned, they release the carbon dioxide they soaked up from the atmosphere.
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This was back in 2004, the era of the online journal, in those precious few years before Facebook soaked up all of those loose ends.
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To mark her latest birth year, she and Jonas vacationed in the lap of luxury this week as they soaked up some sun in the Maldives.
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In mid-January, the couple took a well-deserved vacation in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, where they lounged by the pool and soaked up some sun.
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They took in the sights of Norway this winter and recently soaked up the sun in Jamaica during the wedding of one of Harry's closest friends.
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Over the past 10 months, she's scaled volcanoes in Guatemala, soaked up the waterfalls of Bali, Indonesia, and basked on glorious beaches halfway around the world.
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"When rains come, the areas dug by gravel soil hunters get soaked up, washing away soils downstream and subsequently causing siltation in water bodies," he said.
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China soaked up a record 753 million tonnes of refined copper last year and January's tally of 336,680 tonnes was up 7 percent year-on-year.
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More than a dozen of them gathered around the senator, who looked up at the camera, beaming, as he soaked up his moment in the sun.
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"They taught English to the kids in the home, soaked up the wildlife in the Galápagos and saw the country through two different lenses," she said.
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In the first half of the century scientists believed that almost all the carbon dioxide given off by industry would be soaked up by the oceans.
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That's because the oceans are the true keeper of climate change: Most of the heat humanity traps on the planet gets soaked up by the ocean.
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The super cute mother-daughter duo did what they do best while on a recent Bahamas vacation, sporting matching swimsuits as they soaked up the sun poolside.
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Gabby and the 3-time NBA Champ soaked up the sun in the South of France Friday ... and Union was totally hamming it up for the camera.
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Clinton will be the nation's first female major party presidential nominee, and her supporters soaked up all of that history-making vibe during a euphoric victory rally.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda may have been busy filming during his time in Britain, but that doesn't mean he hasn't soaked up some of the local culture too.
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Before recording Scum, Bullen and his collaborators had soaked up the intense displays of sound made by vintage Japanese punk groups such as GISM, Kuro and Crow.
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During a family vacation with boyfriend Travis Scott and their daughter, Jenner soaked up the sun in a black bikini which she showed off while paddle boarding.
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But there is little hope that a massive oil supply glut in world markets will be soaked up considering clear evidence of waning demand, particularly from China.
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On a muggy summer afternoon at his home in Briarcliff Manor, N.Y., Dan Kluger stood watch as stalks of broccoli soaked up smoke on a backyard grill.
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Mishaal: Our difficulty having conversations about this made us realize how much bad messaging we'd soaked up—difficulties talking about sex, viewing sex as something almost dirty.
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At dusk, I stop by Fernet's party in an old opera house where they're mercifully serving muffalettas to help soak up all that needs to be soaked up.
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Rod Stewart soaked up the sun on Monday, as he enjoyed a beach day with his wife, Penny Lancaster, and his four sons: Alastair, Aiden, Sean, and Liam.
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Instead of heading outta town for Labor Day weekend ... Orlando Bloom, Kourtney Kardashian, Robin Thicke and Katie Holmes grabbed their mini-mes and soaked up a Malibu tradition.
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Settled by Poles, Lithuanians, Russian Orthodox, Roma, Belorussians, Ukrainians and the odd Tartar, this soil has soaked up a lot of blood—as much as Alsace, maybe more.
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The buying spree has soaked up fuel even as many refineries have been running flat out, while the surge in demand has sent tankers on unusually erratic routes.
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The California races have soaked up the most attention because of that state's open primary system, in which the top two vote-getters advance regardless of party affiliation.
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Some wonder what kind of values the son has soaked up at home and what sort of conversation might take place at the family's Friday night dinner table.
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He soaked up his time in front of the television cameras to offer fans some crowd-pleasers in what was surely a preview of his upcoming presidential campaign.
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But she also makes a compelling case that to appreciate the adulation Ruth soaked up in October 1927 is to understand his contribution to American life in full.
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There are 3,800 big thermometers floating in the ocean, and the readings don't lie: Over 90 percent of the warming created by humans is soaked up by the seas.
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Sprinkle most of the panko mixture over the beans (don't worry if the juices are soaked up by some of the crumbs) and the remainder over the chicken. 5.
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Days before their big day, Lee and Beigel were in Capri, Italy — where they soaked up the final days of summer (and swam on a pizza float, of course).
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Now, the subducting plate has been sitting at the bottom of the ocean for millions of years, and it has soaked up a lot of water over that time.
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No — everyone on the team was invited to praise the president in a public display of affection more Pyongyang than Washington, while the dear leader soaked up the love.
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Known as the personal branding guru globally, Arruda has worked with Fortune 100 companies, so I soaked up a lot of his expertise — especially when it came to LinkedIn.
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They could not actually see the game, but the dozen or so Brazilians perched just meters from crashing Atlantic waves on Friday still soaked up the raucous arena's atmosphere.
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Rebecca threw on a bikini and soaked up el sol Monday in Playa del Carmen -- and it's crystal clear she's living her best life in the coastal resort town.
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In general, taxes are less progressive in those countries, financial transfers are much smaller, and the bulk of social spending is soaked up by broken health and education systems.
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While on the Indonesian island, they soaked up the sun, hit the beach, and spent some quality time together as a family of 6 at the exclusive Nihi Sumba resort.
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Leading up to their big day, Lee and Beigel were in Capri, Italy—where they soaked up the final days of summer (and swam on a pizza float, of course).
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Orser opted to put those celebrations on hold for a couple more minutes, though, as Fernandez thumped his chest and soaked up the standing ovation from the Hartwell Arena crowd.
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The Rizzoli & Isles actress turned 46 on Friday and traveled to a gorgeous beachfront location with family and friends for the celebration, where the group soaked up the summer sun.
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U.S. crude oil prices settled 0.8 percent higher at $46.40 a barrel as Saudi exports fell and solid demand soaked up some of what is seen as an oversupplied market.
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Biodegradable, they soaked up the sugar water cut with poison, and kept their shape long enough, allowing the ants time to swarm and haul them homeward, back to the queens.
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China's economy may have suffered greatly from a surge in the yuan, if the central bank had not soaked up the incoming dollars and built up the reserves, Sheng said.
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The borrower soaked up some of the costs of the issue discount on the loan in the first syndication process by increasing it by €21m prior to closing in June.
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But he has also said all that money could be soaked up by a no-deal Brexit because of the disruption it would cause to the world's fifth-biggest economy.
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And on Monday, Kotb soaked up the sun with Hope and Haley, beaming brightly in an outdoor photograph snapped as they enjoyed the start of summer at an East Coast beach.
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Richie soaked up the sun in Malibu on Saturday after her boyfriend Scott Disick jetted off to New York City with his three kids and ex Kourtney Kardashian over the weekend.
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Swift wore a striped, retro-inspired two piece swimsuit for the outing and was seen cuddling up to her boyfriend in the water as they snorkeled and soaked up the sun.
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The company crushed the chips into a fine, powder-like substance and put the powder into boxes that had soaked up oil, Austin Fire Department division chief Palm Buck told CNN.
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American Pharoah soaked up unanimous acclaim after becoming the first Triple Crown winner in 37 years, raced three more times and then was whisked into retirement at the end of 2015.
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In a repeat of their 2018 fight, the Alabama fighter soaked up pressure from his older opponent before sending him to the canvas with a straight right hand to the forehead.
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Singer Styles soaked up the adulation from an army of screaming fans but suggested this could be his only movie premiere, acting coy about whether he would seek more film roles.
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He hung around a local blues club and photographed the rising star Elvis Presley as he soaked up the local musical culture he later reinterpreted for the rest of the world.
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Investors are taking a tougher line on aggressive transactions after a surge in supply in May and June soaked up liquidity, leaving deals with lower pricing, aggressive documentation and credit issues exposed.
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Nick Foles and the rest of the Eagles soaked up the incredible victory Sunday after their 41-33 win over the New England Patriots, ahead of being presented with the Lombardi Trophy.
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Faraday Future garnered a ton of attention and soaked up a lot of talent and funding, only to find itself on the brink of bankruptcy for the second year in a row.
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From the jazz clubs he frequented he soaked up bebop, swing and a whole new universe of improvisation for the accordion, until he was playing for Django Reinhardt and with Stéphane Grappelli.
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The total amount of CO2 to be soaked up by 2100 could be a staggering 13bn tonnes, as much as the world's economy produces in 20 years at today's rate (see article).
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For Raonic, who grew up in a Toronto suburb, the match was his first since losing the Wimbledon final to Britain's Andy Murray and he soaked up the warm reception from fans.
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The curvy Miami model and real estate agent soaked up the sun on a SoCal beach before deciding to dip her toes in the water ... and she got her booty wet, too.
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Instead, it's generated a dreary culture of incessant competition, which has soaked up billions of taxpayer dollars with no significant improvement in standards, causing enormous stress for teachers, children and their families.
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" Confined in this torture chamber, Aunt Lydia finds it ridiculous that she'd "believed all that claptrap about life, liberty, democracy, and the rights of the individual I'd soaked up at law school.
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And while Cosme's more modern approach has soaked up more media attention, I've encountered more bloops and wobbles eating there than I have exploring the far more traditional menu at Casa Enrique.
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Elected leaders are now being confronted with a critical question: How will they ensure that the whole city benefits from the downtown building booms that have soaked up so many tax dollars?
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Earlier this summer, the family went to Bali, where they dressed in jaw-dropping traditional garb, learned about nutrition and wellness, and soaked up all of the amazing views Indonesia has to offer.
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As the child of a firearms collector tagging along to gun shows and shooting ranges in the 21992s and 224s, I soaked up a lot of lessons that never appeared in my schoolbooks.
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The cute cousins vacationed in the Bahamas with their moms Kim Kardashian West and Khloé Kardashian, dressed in their warm-weather best as they soaked up the sun and stayed fed and hydrated.
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Amy Schumer and her husband Chris Fischer soaked up the warm spring weather on the beach Wednesday in Miami, Florida, where the actress has been busy promoting her new film I Feel Pretty.
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As nominees, guests and presenters scratched their heads following the Oscars' Best Picture mix-up on Sunday, Dunaway enjoyed burgers at the star-studded Vanity Fair Oscar afterparty and soaked up the evening.
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He will have soaked up every last dime from Naz's working-class family, and he will continue to have a cordial working relationship with the people responsible for sending his client to prison.
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Employers have added an average of 230,26 jobs per month over the past year and wages have been slowly creeping higher as the economy has soaked up nearly all its available workers. 2.
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On St. John, which was hit the hardest of the three islands that make up this American territory, supply helicopters buzzed over the once-powdery beaches where vacationers had soaked up the sun.
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Taking a cue from the ugly painters of the past, the best painters working now have soaked up styles, influences and history itself, only to unleash it all as a beautiful, unholy wreck.
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Young Alexander soaked up the artistic atmosphere and cultural influences surrounding him, but his immersion in the roots territory of the Renaissance ended when he was packed off to a boarding school in England.
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SILVERSTONE, England (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton soaked up the energy from his legions of fans and responded to the pressure by producing a sensational lap for pole position at the British Grand Prix on Saturday.
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The version of herself soaked up by those mo-cap cameras will live eternally in the virtual space, with maximal hit points and a propensity for nothing more than crushing the bones of opponents.
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Combining her signature backdrop, riveting cast of characters and penchant for teasing the local fare, with the suspense of a murder mystery — you better believe I soaked up every moment in the Nantucket sun.
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After the clock ran out, Brady walked into the locker room with his head sagging, while Manning soaked up the joy of winning, as the orange, white and blue confetti rained down on him.
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Armed with her newfound knowledge — and a desire for more — Lombardi soaked up her year-long experience in Jordan with the intention to educate others upon her return next month as a teen ambassador.
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The Modern Family star, 46, paid tribute to her husband by sharing a shirtless photo of the Magic Mike actor as he soaked up the sun on the beach in a short bathing suit.
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Maidza soaked up the work of Minaj, Kendrick Lamar and Top 40 pop while making the record—which is out in late October—which counts Salva, Dre Skull and What So Not as producers.
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Vegetation across much of the drought-stricken west eagerly soaked up the surfeit of water from the wet winter, leading to a rapid, vast growth spurt in trees, grasses, and shrubs in the spring.
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At lunchtime in a busy restaurant area, hundreds of people soaked up the sun, eating, chatting and smoking on cafe terraces, adamant that the coronavirus would not get in the way of their lives.
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He also could have soaked up the applause like so many great athletes and coasted on what he did best, but his hunger elevated him to become a transcendent star who exceeded his sport.
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The "Humble and Kind" singer posted a candid photo of his wife to Instagram on Saturday, showing off the artist's natural beauty as she posed in a grassy area and soaked up the sun.
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Trinidad and Tobago, like Costa Rica before it, realized that this U.S. team could be beaten if you sat back, soaked up pressure and picked the right spots to move forward and threaten the goal.
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However, it debited customers' naira accounts on the day of the auction but will deliver the dollars in two months' time, traders said, adding that the move had soaked up liquidity from the money markets.
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The government launched a new fund earlier this year, Atlante, designed to tackle the NPL problem but the recapitalisation of troubled lenders Banca Popolare di Vicenza and Veneto Banca soaked up the majority of capital.
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That if a police officer, his mind having soaked up centuries of racial fears, were to stop your loved one, or you, he may not be able to see a family man or doting mother?
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The Nova Fronteira transaction marks another step in Petrobras' efforts to get out of the biofuels industry, which for years has soaked up enormous amounts of capital spending and was hurt by government price controls.
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The suit itself was so form-fitting that Mr. Jones had to use K-Y Jelly to squeeze inside; when wet, which it nearly always was, it soaked up pounds of water like a sponge.
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Talking Heads and Brian Eno, an American band and its English producer, soaked up West African music — particularly Fela Anikulapo Kuti's Afrobeat — and studied African methods, building songs on percussive polyrhythms and barely changing harmony.
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Lizzo's feeling good as hell gold about her body as she soaked up some sunshine, and had a blast on the beach with friends ... and Jillian Michaels is clearly out-of-sight, out-of-mind.
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In early August, Rob Kardashian shared an adorable photograph of True hanging out with his 2½-year-old daughter Dream Renée, striking a sweet pose for the camera as they soaked up the sun together.
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The couple traveled to Italy for his manager Virginia Davis' wedding, where they soaked up the sun, swam in the sea and drank wine, adorable as ever in multiple snapshots shared to their social-media accounts.
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"It would be done in a market that probably would have a higher level of expenditure as the capacity in the market gets soaked up by new projects in other parts of the world," Botten said.
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While enjoying a fun-filled trip to Croatia, the Dancing with the Stars pro, 42, soaked up the sun with her husband Robert Herjavec and the couple's 4-month-old twins Haven Mae and Hudson Robert.
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Over the years, Nokia, HTC, Sony, and LG have all competed with Samsung for the spotlight, but this year all the leaks, hype, and interest have been soaked up by the next pair of Galaxy devices.
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The museum can be commended for its effort to place painting front and center, even as it derives the exhibition's title from the 1980s video revolution, which has soaked up most of the decade's critical respect.
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This is one of those times when there are multiple ways to dispute the president's claim... 1: TV news anchors played the tape from Wednesday's rally to show just how long he soaked up the chants.
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Over the summer, the mother-daughter duo jetted off to the Bahamas alongside Kim and her kids, where they soaked up the sun on the beach and got acquainted with the local wildlife at Pig Beach.
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This turnabout from the days when China soaked up much of the world's money flows has led investors to believe that China's currency — already weakened in recent months after two sets of devaluations — could fall further.
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And there was no stopping Nadal on Wednesday as he soaked up 2100 thunderbolt aces to flatten Querrey 271-272 23-22 20-237 and reach his 32nd Grand Slam semi-final and seventh at Wimbledon.
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But unlike those two rivals, Ms. Harris has not benefited from running in a campaign that soaked up national attention, which suggests she has barely begun to tap into her fund-raising potential, digital experts said.
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Since 13, says the report, they have soaked up more than 90% of the excess heat associated with greenhouse gases and absorbed around a quarter of the carbon dioxide emitted from cars, power stations and factories.
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Spaghetti made with grano arso, or burned-wheat flour, tasted pleasantly toasted rather than incinerated as it soaked up the liquor of tiny hard-shell clams and a soft mass of very fresh sea urchin roe.
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I'd soaked up a poetry-like live Audio-Sensory Meridian Response (ASMR) performance by Pridgen, gulped down a "placebo" cocktail supposedly designed to cure dissatisfaction, and played with kinetic sand in a geodesic dome for 15 minutes.
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Amazon announced a flood of new Alexa-powered home and car appliances Why it matters: Journalists soaked up the 80 minutes an Amazon executive gave to announce voice-assistant powered products from microwaves to Alexa in cars.
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If you haven't already soaked up the leaks about it, the new LG V50 introduced today is a souped-up V40 with the new Snapdragon 855 processor, improved cooling, bigger battery, and the futuristic addition of 5G.
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Among the sights the tot soaked up were those on It's a Small World, the iconic indoor water ride that features hundreds of audio-animatronic children dressed in cultural garb from around the world united in song.
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We worry that we might accidentally create a super-intelligent AI and forget to program it with a conscience; or that we'll deploy criminal sentencing algorithms that have soaked up the racist biases of their training data.
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Halep, scampering from wing to wing as she soaked up the pressure, was one match from becoming the first Romanian to top the computerized world rankings - a distinction that, following her defeat, passed to Czech Karolina Pliskova.
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Oil prices rose slightly as solid demand soaked up some of what is seen as an oversupplied market, but Ecuador's decision to opt out of a supply reduction complicated the outlook for an OPEC-led cut agreement.
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When Goerges soaked up everything Williams could throw at her to fight back from 0-40 down and hold her serve in the second game of the opening set, it seemed this might be another long day.
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"Lin and I walked the #ComicCon floor this morning and soaked up all the creativity, love and smells everyone put in the air," Schwartz captioned a series of photos on Twitter of himself with the "Hamilton" creator.
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It is sent to organizations with shallow connections in the country, to be managed by and for the benefit of non-Haitians, soaked up in overhead or misspent on projects that languish and development that never comes.
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This leviathan of a curry bun is served whole, then swiftly sliced open to reveal a steaming packet of Malaysian chicken curry, gilded with turmeric and ready to be soaked up by the fluffy, challah-like bread.
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Ms. Williamson said by phone that she grew up in a religious household where she wasn't allowed to listen to secular music, but soaked up the hip-hop of groups like Salt-N-Pepa while visiting a cousin.
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With China divesting itself of the mining industry, the enormous amount of electricity soaked up by professional hardware and diminishing return on investment suggests the margins these companies operate on will be razor thin—and trending towards nonexistent.
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A break of serve in the opening game gave Thiem an early advantage and he broke Schwartzman for the fourth time on match point, lying down on the court in relief as he soaked up the rapturous applause.
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"These are perfect community spaces that we can utilize, and turn into something beautiful," she said, as a plumber wrestled with the toilet while Franco Manca pizza boxes—which arrived full the day before—soaked up the overflow.
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Sticking her tongue out, Halep looked up to the heavens with arms held aloft as she soaked up the standing ovation from the cheering fans having completed a win she described as "one of my best on grass".
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Having soaked up the majority of the region's migrants, Western Sydney now boasts one of Australia's most multicultural populations: nearly 39 percent of homes use a language other than English, compared with the national average of 18 percent.
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Aside from a set of super-toned abs, Frankel, 46, accessorized the look with multiple bracelets and a watch, a wide-brimmed beige hat, hoop earrings, purple-tinted sunglasses and a gold necklace as she soaked up the sun.
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President Donald Trump soaked up the grandeur of Saudi Arabia on his first foreign stop as president last year and envisioned huge benefits for the United States in building closer ties with the repressive and oil-rich desert kingdom.
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Strangely enough, Pokémon soaked up some of the remnants of the Satanic panic too: in 2000, the Vatican released a statement vindicating the game, after rumors had begun to circulate that it had been deliberately designed to promote Satanism.
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Sunday's triumph, in which he saved two match points and soaked up 94 winners off the Federer racket before clawing his way over the line in the longest Wimbledon singles final, confirmed Djokovic as the ultimate tennis anti-hero.
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Kyrgios was all business from the outset and when he held at love in his first service game for 1-1, he soaked up the first of many "Aussie, Aussie, Aussie" chants inside Louis Armstrong Stadium on the night.
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"What you want is a good competitor that will pay the interest on reserves to depositors so that all of the rent doesn't get soaked up by the banks, which is what's happening right now," Mr. McAndrews said Thursday.
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In his first major address since winning the presidency three weeks ago, Donald J. Trump soaked up the adulation of thousands of his supporters at a campaign-style rally here, unabashedly gloating about the "great" victory he had secured.
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As he grew more comfortable, he soaked up words from teammates and bought the DVD's for all 10 seasons of "Friends," which ran from 1994 to 2004, so he could watch it again at home in the off-season.
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After beating Donald Cerrone twice in two rounds at UFC on Fox 23 in Denver, Jorge Masvidal soaked up the boos from Cerrone's hometown and told them his lack of fame matched his lack of interest in social media.
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But nationwide, the threat to lives and property from rain-triggered storm flooding is escalating, with global warming spawning larger, apparently slower-moving storms, and asphalt and concrete covering permeable open ground that would have soaked up rain as cities expand.
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Over the weekend, the former couple was photographed on board a yacht in Positano, Italy, where they enjoyed an ocean swim together and soaked up the sun while sitting on the vessel's balcony, as seen in images obtained by Daily Mail.
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State Bank of India, the country's biggest lender, slumped 3 percent on Monday after posting a slump in earnings as it soaked up more bad loans and provisions in line with a central bank drive to tidy up India's banking industry.
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OSLO (Reuters) - The amount of heat soaked up by the oceans has surged in the past two decades in a sign of worsening global warming despite a slowdown in temperature rises at the Earth's surface, a U.S. study showed on Monday.
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The 32-year-old Serb was at his clinical best as he soaked up the early punches without panic then imposed himself in every aspect of the contest to such an extent that Goffin, 28, was left flailing on Centre Court.
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Through the recession, teens and young adults faced an additional challenge: People laid off from other jobs were competing for the same positions in food service and retail that had traditionally soaked up kids who are off for the summer.
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In defeating Marcus J. Molinaro, the Dutchess County executive, Mr. Cuomo, 60, soaked up the vast majority of votes in New York City, mirroring his success in the September primary, in which he defeated Cynthia Nixon, the actress and education advocate.
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"I was guided by a secret instinct, a feeling for the atmosphere of the seacoast, which I had imbibed with the breeze, inhaled with the pearly mists, soaked up in the waves, heard in the wind," Ensor wrote to a friend.
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"Jewelry doesn't exist in a vacuum," Mr. Siegelson said, citing early 21950th century designers, like Jean Després, who soaked up the aesthetics of the automobiles and the architecture around them to create jewels with sleek curved lines and bold contrasts.
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But then, after looking around and realizing that nobody else's body was perfect either, she started to relax and enjoy the freedom of standing nude in the sun's warmth as she soaked up the stark white beauty of the Bonneville Salt Flats.
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Bündchen, 36, looked effortlessly chic in white jeans, brown sandals, a baby blue button-down that tied at the waist and her hair tied back in a ponytail as she held onto her husband's waist while they soaked up the sun and sights.
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In all, says the CCC, these and other measures could cut emissions by 95% by 2050, with the remainder soaked up by a vast tree-planting programme and a new industry to capture CO2 and store it underground or beneath the North Sea.
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Even the initial proposal would have taken years to build, and soaked up scarce money, to reach ruin sites like Calakmul, which now gets only about 35,000 visitors a year — the number better-known sites like Chichen Itza have in a week.
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Warehouse tenants soaked up about 41 million square feet of space in the third quarter of this year, a 23% drop from the previous quarter and less than half as much as a year ago, according to a new report from Transwestern.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices rose slightly on Tuesday as Saudi exports fell and solid demand soaked up some of what is seen as an oversupplied market, but Ecuador's decision to opt out of an OPEC-led supply reduction pact complicated the outlook.
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And they were supported by creativity and technique in the kitchen, which soaked up "waste" (be it in the form of uncoveted crops or lowly cuts of meat) without ever calling it waste, taking advantage of what the land could readily supply.
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Oil prices rose slightly as Saudi exports fell and solid demand soaked up some of what is seen as an oversupplied market, but Ecuador's decision to opt out of a supply reduction pact complicated the outlook for the OPEC-led cut agreement.
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And, in the time since it's come out, it's been criticized for its triggering depictions of sexual violence and the problematic way it handles mental health and suicide—but it's also been soaked up by hoards of young people because it's kind of addictive.
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As I wandered through the snow with nothing but my thoughts for company — I didn't even feel the need to listen to podcasts or music like I do usually — I simply soaked up my beautiful surroundings and really did feel remarkably at peace and content.
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And right at this moment, if you start firing your cannon, Samus will automatically point at the enemy, and the bullets will do much more damage, eliminating an enemy in a single shot or two that ordinarily would have soaked up ten or more hits.
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After a while, three blood clots fell out of me — because clots are another fun part of my period — and I realized the error in my plan: The blanket soaked up free flowing blood, but sure as hell wasn't going to absorb those clots.
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Yet despite all the flak he soaked up with remarkable equanimity — his England reign was famously, and sometimes comically, celebrated in a fly-on-the-wall documentary The Impossible Job — Taylor's remarkable achievements in nearly three decades at club level should not be understated.
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Facebook's willingness to put user safety over platform utility indicates a maturation of the company's "Hacker Way" that played fast-and-loose with people's data in order to attract developers to its platform who would in turn create functionality that soaked up more attention.
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Competition from big consumer rivals has already forced Procter & Gamble to invest more heavily in marketing and product development: selling, general and administrative costs soaked up nearly a third of revenue last quarter, around 3 percentage points more than in the same period last year.
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America's employers have added an average of 215,000 jobs per month over the past year and wages have been slowly creeping higher as the economy has soaked up nearly all its available workers, prompting businesses to offer higher salaries, better benefits and more perks.
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As I leaf through back issues, flipping through the college careers of Gen X-ers to millennials to Gen Ys, I see much that provides perspective on what campuses wrestle with even today: In 2008, Kevin Sack soaked up pregame rituals in Gainesville, Fla.
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All the while, Ms. Curran, a Democratic county legislator who was just elected last month as Nassau County executive, soaked up the inner workings of government, laying the foundation for a life in politics even though she did not know it at the time.
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This resonant frequency can be imagined as a kind of frequency wall or barrier that absorbs and stores the vibrational energies of the higher frequencies, sort of like how small riffles on the surface of a body of water get soaked up into larger swells.
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Both have at different times been tagged as being the future of their party and have soaked up media attention (Booker was the star of a 2005 documentary about his first mayoral campaign; O'Rourke was the star of a 2019 documentary about his first Senate campaign).
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She was as good as out when she trailed by a set and 5-1 against fifth seed Elina Svitolina, before grinding her way back from the brink, then soaked up some searing power in a three-set defeat of second seed Karolina Pliskova in the semis.
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The war in Afghanistan, which has lasted nearly 16 years, soaked up hundreds of billions of dollars, and outlasted several dramatic troop increases across two administrations, is a living and breathing metaphor for why military-centric solutions often aren't enough to pacify an insurgent-afflicted country.
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While the American people will likely be generous with their charitable contributions of both money and supplies, it's fairly perverse to have a healthy chunk of that generosity soaked up by monopolist shipowners rather than going to the actual delivery of food and medicine to people in need.
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The crowd is younger, with hipster kids who soaked up country in their parents' trucks, and a lot of the folks who walk in will also bop to Houston rap classics "Still Tippin'" and "Wanna Be a Baller" at the Eastern, a dive bar next door—it's all Texas.
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I know the trend of all-star game devs raking in crowdfunded cash can seem like an unhealthy practice, but I couldn't help but let my smile grow as Yooka-Laylee's Kickstarter effortlessly soaked up 3 million dollars like certain bears had collected golden musical notes in the past.
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In 2016, Clinton seemed to be on the side of accepting donations from anyone who would give them, leading to attacks from Trump about her family foundation's work and her paid speeches before audiences of bankers—even as he soaked up dark money donations from self-interested financial titans.
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At the concert hall, Mr. Trump stood in front of a large American flag and soaked up the adoration of a crowd of largely evangelical supporters who roared their approval of his promise to defend religious liberty, fight entrenched interests, win battles against terrorists and say "Merry Christmas" again.
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World number five Wozniacki, twice a runner-up at Flushing Meadows, was upset by Ekaterina Makarova in a second round match that went into the wee hours on Thursday, well after Sharapova soaked up the applause in Arthur Ashe Stadium where she has played and won both her matches.
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A 2015 study from Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School found that those who soaked up a lot of sun before age 20 may have an increase in risk of melanoma and that UV exposure during those early years presented special danger of developing that kind of skin cancer.
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Or maybe it's more accurate to say they've soaked up a specific version of that decade which has been made accessible – one consisting of synths, thwacking power ballad drums, bright neon colours, keyboards and all those classic movie scenes we've been brought up knowing all the words to like religious scripture.
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It could have been a scene from the Jazz Age heyday of the Manhattan magazine set — or even the 1990s, when glossy monthlies still soaked up millions of dollars in advertising revenue, and editors in chauffeured town cars told the nation what to wear, what to watch and who to read.
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She has soaked up a history of women's punk, post-punk and grunge, glancing toward Blondie, Siouxsie and the Banshees, the Go-Gos, Sleater-Kinney and Hole among others, and she makes melody a priority whether a song barrels ahead at punk speed or digs into a sharp-elbowed midtempo riff.
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The gathering of works in Chelsea reconfigures the general sense of Twombly (1928-2011) as a lanky, slow-moving, ever-relaxed Southerner who worked in fits and starts and soaked up the good life on Italy's Amalfi Coast or in Lexington, Va. — his birthplace, to which he returned in his later years.
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His shirt sleeves rolled up, his vowels slipping off the ends of his words, his last day on the campaign trail finally here, Mr. Obama soaked up an unseasonably warm autumn sun on a baseball field at the University of Michigan on Monday, and drank in the energy of his political finale.
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The boards had been underneath the dome when it was in her studio, and they soaked up the thinned acrylic as Argote painted the muslin circles on top of it, the excess color pouring down the sides to the floor, transforming the sheets of Ram Board into a set of Helen Frankenthaler-like stain paintings.
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Then and now, climate models take into account how much heat greenhouse gases absorb (known from precise lab measurements), the physics of how Earths's atmosphere warms (thermodynamics), how much human-created heat gets soaked up by the oceans (most of it), and other factors like the amount of sunlight Earth reflects back into space.
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What little national attention Ms. Gillibrand did receive early on was often soaked up by old questions, from voters and the media, about her past, especially her switched positions on guns and immigration a decade ago, as well as her push in 260 for Al Franken to resign from the Senate following accusations of sexual misconduct.
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In the Senate district near the Syracuse-area seat, which falls within the media market for three competitive congressional races, the television waves "are completely soaked up with negative ads," said Ian Phillips, the campaign manager for Mr. Mannion, the Democrat — so much so that their team decided to run a spoof of an attack ad on Mr. Mannion.
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The episode opened and closed with the lush and romantic 1982 hit "More Than This" by Roxy Music — it played at the bowling alley where the Morozovs soaked up some American culture with Tuan, Elizabeth and a noticeably aloof Philip, and it was reprised on the soundtrack before the closing credits, as Philip and Elizabeth pondered their latest kill.
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In their final group game, the footballing representatives of this low-populated but regularly-pissed island nation impressively soaked up the pressure from an Austrian team growing ever more desperate by the second, seeing their Dark Horse pre-comp billing slipping through their fingers like so much dust that collects in the corner of your eyes while you're daydreaming about Doing a Denmark.
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"I think in general the subways have soaked up so much of the attention, and so much oxygen, that the crisis with the buses has gone out of sight," said Councilman Mark D. Levine, a Democrat, who represents parts of northern Manhattan where buses are essential, and who is pushing a bill to accelerate the rollout of the green light syncing system.
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While it might not sound like the kind of music you'd hear on a busy Saturday night in Oval Space it is demonstrably an album that's soaked up all those feelings that come with spending evening after evening in company of warm bodies and loud music, aware of that instability of it all, and the desire to make each moment a memory.
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Against a big-punching boxer with a greater reach, he fought cautiously and attacked in bursts, conserving his energy while encouraging his impatient foe to waste much of his own in search of an elusive KO. Puritty soaked up brutal punishment to his high guard, coaxing his younger, sprightlier and fitter opponent into ever more draining feats of athleticism and taking a few big clumps along the way.
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FROM PEN: How Princess Kate Is Changing the Royal Parenting Rules For more details from Serena Williams' epic bridal shower, pick up this week's issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands Friday Before heading out on Sunday, the group — all dressed in yellow — enjoyed a private brunch and paint party by Bottle & Bottega Miami and soaked up some sun on the venue's private beach (a new members-only beach club will be open this summer).
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