Meanwhile, others stayed off that bill or pursued other options.
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Three teams stayed off the field during the anthem entirely.
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But the issue has largely stayed off the front pages.
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"We're all blessed that Matthew stayed off our coast," he said.
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Unfortunately for Morales, he should have stayed off his cell phone.
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Sheeran has mostly stayed off the pop-culture radar in recent months.
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I stayed off camera, but I was able to sit in and watch.
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If that's true, they would have stayed off no matter what Apple did.
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The talks eventually broke down but North Korea stayed off the list, until now.
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They stayed off the radar to look for other places to open other franchises.
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At Ceres, the wheels stayed off, and the spacecraft used its thrusters instead to pivot.
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Former Presidents Clinton and George H.W. Bush have stayed off the campaign trail this year.
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Shops, businesses, educational and financial institutions remained shut and public transport stayed off the roads.
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While Hyde-Smith largely stayed off the campaign trail, the party's infrastructure rallied to her defense.
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They have generally stayed off social media and refrained from making critical comments or displaying nationalistic symbols.
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Versus the euro, it reached 313 pence but stayed off last week's 5 1/2-month high.
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More NFL players chose to kneel this year, even as Kaepernick remained unsigned and stayed off the field.
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The dollar lacked momentum against a basket of major currencies as U.S. bond yields stayed off recent peaks.
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I stayed off social media after that because media was blowing it up and making me feel terrible.
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Counties in the region, meanwhile, imposed curfews to ensure motorists stayed off roadways that still have standing water.
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Ms. Barton would fly in from New York for court appearances, but otherwise stayed off the West Coast.
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They changed hotels frequently, stayed off social media and used young members of a militia to provide security.
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So he decided not to run; with his presidential legacy in shambles, he stayed off the campaign trail.
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I get the argument that Biden didn't take any big punches in this debate and stayed off the canvas.
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"The first thing we can say is we are all blessed that Matthew stayed off our coast," he said.
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He stayed off the ganj last weekend, but the Friday before that, he had a few tokes at a bonfire.
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Moore had largely stayed off the campaign trail and avoided questions since the allegations first surfaced in the Washington Post.
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For the second weekend in a row, Trump stayed off the talk show circuit, sending surrogates who amplified his message.
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They were actually Playboy Playmates, who stayed off-stage during the presentation but came out to mingle at the end.
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He stayed off the court until 1958, when the Braves cut his salary after he had lost six consecutive games.
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Spicer reportedly stayed off-camera for his later briefings, which Trump once purportedly called "terrible," to avoid his boss's criticism.
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A third source said Trump thought it would be best if Giuliani stayed off TV for a while after his Jan.
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The former secretary of state has stayed off the campaign trail this week but did hold fundraisers on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Many players and owners kneeled, stood with locked arms or stayed off the field altogether in response to the president's comments.
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Trump stayed off-camera for over five days in May 2017, turning to Twitter as his only venue for public comment.
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Tennessee Titans wide receiver Rishard Matthews stayed off the field during the anthem, while his teammate, Nate Palmer, raised a fist.
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The singer opened up about his mental health struggles in a troubling Instagram last month and has since stayed off social media.
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Unlike their European counterparts, American workers have largely stayed off the streets, even as unemployment soars and companies cut wages and benefits.
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Ricardo Rosselló told CNN he thinks the island was being hit hard even though the eye of the storm stayed off shore.
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Half of the study's participants kept using Facebook as they normally would, while the other half stayed off Facebook for a week.
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After a crush of television appearances and media interviews after the convention, they have largely stayed off the air in recent weeks.
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I'll never know if he would be healthier and happier if I'd stayed off the meds, trading my own suffering for his.
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Nolting's doctor, who is also in her fitness group, told her that she could keep exercising, provided she stayed off her foot.
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But since the last time she was arrested, in 2016, she had kept a low profile and mostly stayed off social media.
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Fudge and Reiner have intentionally stayed off the radar thus far, wanting to prove themselves first through a track record of investments.
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However, it's definitely possible Clinton could have gotten 10,705 votes more if Stein had stayed off the ballot in the first place.
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About 1,000 public buses stayed off the roads, said Alejandro Lopez, a member of Por Un Oaxaca en Paz, a civil society organization.
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The esplanade trip was chosen because the RAC team wanted a route that wasn't too complicated and that stayed off high-speed roads.
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Although the eye of the storm stayed off shore, the U.S. territory with over 3 million people was hit hard, according to officials.
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"It just seemed like he stayed off the barrel of the bat with some sliders changeups and cutters," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said.
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I have stayed off Ambien for half a year, even though falling asleep remains dicey for me — an ongoing (but not boring) challenge.
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Southgate stayed off the Colombians' bulletin board with a few clichés, but he knows exactly what is expected — and what can go wrong.
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Even at home this winter in Colorado, if the snow surface for training has been sketchy or irregular, Vonn has stayed off skis.
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Peaty, who stayed off social media leading up to the race, was surprised to learn his grandma was also making headlines around the world.
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Some days that was tough, and I stayed off social media for weeks at a time to avoid seeing pregnant bellies and baby announcements.
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From the IT perspective, they are just regular websites, with no capabilities for employees to share documents back, so they stayed off the blacklists.
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"I didn't want to get work emails, so I stayed off it and had my shitty, Internet-less garbage, drug dealer phone," he said.
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She continued to hit the gym this summer but stayed off the ice, apart from running her hockey school in Ontario in late August.
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But despite his self-destructive tendencies, he says he stayed off heroin and has ultimately been able to moderate his use of other drugs.
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With the exception of raids by Special Forces, American troops had largely stayed off the battlefield, embedded with Iraqi officers at the brigade level.
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"Thank you to the public who stayed off the roads today and allowed our crews to do their job during this significant storm," Walsh said.
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The CPD posted this tweet to put that rumor to rest, while also advising people they'd prefer if the masses stayed off their fire trucks.
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Their counterparts in Canada mostly stayed off in the distance, setting cages during the winter around the coast of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Newfoundland.
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He gave himself a good role in "Argo," one of the earlier movies he directed (in the first, "Gone Baby Gone," he stayed off camera).
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Though Frazier's hair complied with the Yankees' letter of the law — it barely stayed off the edge of his collar — its volume violated its spirit.
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One member of the New York Giants took a knee during the anthem, and one Tennessee Titans player stayed off the field during the anthem.
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Olivia Jade largely stayed off social media after parents Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli were indicted for their alleged roles in the college admissions scandal.
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In downtown Aden, most people stayed off the streets as government forces guarded the main road to al-Maasheeq palace where the government is based.
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Koike has stayed off of the radar over the course of her relationship with Cage, so many details aren't known about the actor's newest ex-wife.
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Drivers from Ola, an Indian ridesharing service valued at $3 billion, joined the strikes in Delhi and stayed off the city roads for almost two weeks.
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World stocks rose just 0.18 percent, though they stayed off recent record highs, following a shaky start in Asia caused by early selling in technology shares.
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Melania Trump has said she has largely stayed off the campaign trail to focus on raising the couple's 10-year-old son, Barron, in New York.
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Even if you have stayed off Facebook and other social media, your phone number is almost certainly in many other people's contact lists on their phones.
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Kansas City Chiefs cornerback Marcus Peters and Tennessee Titans wide receiver Rishard Matthews each stayed off the field during the anthem prior to their respective games.
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"I stayed off of social media all day today to spend every waking second of my day off with my boy and loved him up," Rose wrote.
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It's also possible, they say, that patients with access to medical marijuana have substituted weed at home for booze in bars and have stayed off the roads.
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After they were allowed to warm up, even for a day, some genes in the tomatoes that created its flavor volatiles had turned off and stayed off.
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In fact, it seems Republicans in general have stayed off the gas on that front, while Democrats have spent a lot more money trying to get airtime.
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But overall, the gloves came off early and stayed off, as the two men bickered over the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, medical marijuana, and, of course, President Trump.
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Kanye deleted his social media in May 2017 and stayed off for almost a full year until April, but since then he's been pretty active ... especially in spurts.
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The researchers checked up on their volunteers to make sure they stayed off the social network, and then studied what happened to people cast into the digital wilderness.
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NATIONAL ANTHEM Seahawks defensive tackle Quinton Jefferson and offensive tackle Duane Brown stayed off the field during the national anthem, something they did in the opener and preseason.
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Three members of the Miami Dolphins stayed off the field during the song, and the New Orleans Saints knelt before the anthem but were standing once it started.
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Taobao, China's largest ecommerce marketplace and its third-most popular website, stayed off the list from 2012 to 2015, but was included in 2016 and now again in 2017.
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We're told Tommie was going out with friends who were drinking, and even stayed at a friend's house with a stocked bar inside, but she stayed off the booze.
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In the wake of the comments, more players and teams around the league protested during the anthem as some players kneeled, locked arms, or stayed off the field entirely.
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"I normally watch when it airs, but I know what happens," she told Extra, adding that she chose not to watch last Sunday's episode and stayed off social media.
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In the four months since an Uber self-driving car struck and killed a woman in Arizona, the ride-hail company's autonomous vehicle tech has stayed off public roads.
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Trump even stayed off "the shows" last Sunday, the first time he has done so since last November (he was no doubt preparing for his interview with The Hill).
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At the end of the week, the participants who stayed off Facebook reported a significantly higher degree of satisfaction with their lives and lower levels of sadness and loneliness.
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"It all could have been avoided if Johnthony Walker had slowed down and gone the speed limit and stayed off his phone," prosecutor Crystle Carrion said, according to WTVC.
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Foreign investors are also looking for early entrance into quickly growing tech companies, which in the case of Uber and WeWork, stayed off of public stock exchanges for a decade.
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As for Mr. Trump, he stayed off the campaign trail on Thursday, although he promoted Paul J. Manafort to chief strategist, the highest position one can hold on a campaign.
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Buses, taxis and auto rickshaws stayed off the road in West Bengal, Kerala and some other states though the national capital Delhi and the financial hub Mumbai remained largely unaffected.
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Chiefs cornerback Marcus Peters and Tennessee Titans receiver Rishard Matthews stayed off the field until the anthem ended prior to their teams' respective games, as they have done all season.
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Tennessee Titans wide receiver Rishard Matthews, who has stayed off the field for the anthem before, was inactive on Sunday, but did not appear on the field prior to the game.
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The president's comments sparked a swift and widespread rebuke from the NFL last weekend as many players, coaches and owners kneeled, locked arms or stayed off the field during pregame ceremonies.
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"It all could have been avoided if Johnthony Walker had slowed down and gone the speed limit and stayed off his phone," prosecutor Crystle Carrion said, according to CNN affiliate WTVC.
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Jones has stayed off social media since the attack, but many of her famous allies including Monica Lewinsky, Katy Perry and most notably, Hillary Clinton have shown support for her on Twitter.
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THE INTERNET CAN&aposT GET ENOUGH OF PRINCE LOUIS&apos CHRISTENING PHOTOS The romance stayed off the radar for three years, until a photo of them at a beach bar went public.
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Their leaders have made supportive noises, notably Marine Le Pen, leader of the far-right party formerly known as the National Front, but have stayed off the roundabouts for the most part.
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But most physical gold buyers in Asia stayed off the market this week, widening discounts in India and leaving demand largely lethargic in China ahead of next week's Lunar New Year holiday.
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I stayed off social media all weekend, so as to avoid Stranger Things spoilers—so until now, I had no idea that this particular installment had wound up causing so much (justifiable) bitchin'.
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There is no question the race tightened significantly since the conventions, as Trump consolidated some of the GOP vote and Clinton largely stayed off the trail to raise money instead of courting votes.
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He ramped up his criticism of the players and the league over the weekend, after which more than 200 players did not stand for the anthem and three teams stayed off the field.
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Some days I try to find any excuse possible not to run; I was able to convince myself that a recent chance of hail would become the apocalypse, so I stayed off the trail.
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It seems odd that a smuggler would fly in broad daylight in an area they know they will be spotted, not to mention the question of how they stayed off the FAA radar scopes.
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" The "Late Show" live convention coverage is expected to feature some limited involvement from Mr. Stewart, now one of the show's executive producers, who has largely stayed off camera since leaving "The Daily Show.
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Carroll told CNN's "New Day" that she has stayed off the Internet since the release of the excerpt and received support from her social circle, but that she has learned secondhand of the threats.
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"If Saudi Arabian oil had stayed off the market, we would have a different appreciation of our mutual dependence on the Middle East," said Croft, a former CIA analyst who is now with RBC.
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Parks and honor those plaintiffs, and even more importantly to honor the 40,000 African American men and women who stayed off of the buses for 382 days, it is indeed a step in the right direction.
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Krakow, who's close friends with her co-star in real life, stayed off social media silence for nearly a month, only to break it by sharing a quote that her character says to Loughlin's in the show.
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Unlike in past years, when many attendees had day passes and stayed off-site, everyone this year stayed on the grounds, mostly in group campsites with regular tents, creating an even greater sense of immersion and community.
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Recently, Matt Yglesias, a political writer and co-founder of Vox, tweeted that while, as a writer, he was in Vox's union, he still held founder's shares in Vox and therefore had stayed off the bargaining committee.
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"She knew that at that age, if she stayed off it she'd lose a lot of ground, and she wouldn't do that," said her daughter Judith, who runs an agency serving low-income older people in Brooklyn.
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Still, an index of world stocks stayed off near two-year lows hit earlier this week before Wednesday's 1,210 point-plus surge on the U.S. Dow Jones index, which was attributed to the strongest holiday sales in years.
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Though everything from fancy eateries to convenience stores is on China's main food-delivery apps, HEYTEA stayed off them early on (the firm's first shops were in a handful of second-tier cities in southern Guangdong in 2012).
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In the roughly two years since Kaepernick first started kneeling, numerous other players have taken a knee, raised a fist or have stayed off the field during the playing of the national anthem in protest of social injustice.
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The clinical trial on Vivitrol that was conducted in Russia found that 36 percent of those who got the medication stayed off opioids for the full six months, compared with 23 percent of those who got a placebo.
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But he has now stayed off drugs for the longest period in his adult life, he said, a fact he attributes to his treatment program together with a change in the attitudes of the people in his town.
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Only The Sopranos purposely stayed off the air for extended periods of time, taking breaks of 484 days between seasons three and four, 456 days between seasons four and five, and 645 days between seasons five and six.
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The president has stayed off Twitter — aside from posting boilerplate messages about his trip — and has not held a press conference, meaning fewer questions about the escalating investigation into Russian interference in the presidential election now led by a special counsel.
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Since Kaepernick first sat during the national anthem, a number of other NFL players have either sat, kneeled, raised a fist or stayed off the field during the anthem to protest social injustices, such as police brutality against black people.
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COLOMBO, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares fell for the fourth straight session on Thursday to end at a more than three-week low, as weaker global markets weighed and as investors stayed off risky assets on concerns over rising domestic interest rates.
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But the demonstrations in Huizhou were unusual because they were organized by students and recent graduates from some of the country's top universities, who have generally stayed off the streets since the 1989 pro-democracy movement that ended in bloodshed outside Tiananmen Square.
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The city's power had gone out five days before — soon after the Taliban took over the provincial capital, in a humiliating blow to the American and Afghan governments — and it stayed off through the bitter fighting that followed, as commandos from both nations counterattacked.
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I had to do this about a half-dozen times before the thing stayed off, and each time I climbed up, my ears — already damaged from a lifetime of playing in rock 'n' roll bands — were less than two feet from the piercing alarm.
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The law had stayed off the public's radar, and then in December, California Attorney General Kamala Harris—now a US senator—announced that prosecutors were investigating the Bakersfield Police Department and the Kern County Sheriff's Office using the powers of the state's police-reform law.
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Curtis, the current mayor of Provo and a former Democrat, faced an onslaught of attacks from his two GOP rivals, who attempted to cast him as insufficiently conservative, but managed to maintain an early lead in a race that has largely stayed off the national radar.
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"The one thing that played into our favor somewhat is that the center core of the hurricane was really tight, so it stayed off our coast, although it did kind of touch the tip of Cape Canaveral," said Don Walker from the Brevard County Emergency Operations Center.
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Watch: British Comedy's Rising Star Michaela Coel on Swapping God for Filthy Jokes Since confirming the allegations against him, C.K. has stayed off the comedy scene: He lost his production deal with FX Networks, and a film he had written, directed, and starred in was shelved.
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A divorced mother of two teenage daughters, I had just returned from a week of taking my eldest daughter on a tour of prospective colleges, and, since she had insisted that I stayed off my Blackberry during the day, I would stay up each night working.
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But injuries have dulled the appeal of third baseman Josh Donaldson and starter Matt Harvey, and two aces with opt-out clauses, Clayton Kershaw of the Los Angeles Dodgers and David Price of the Boston Red Sox, stayed off the market (Kershaw negotiated a one-year extension).
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At the time, I had become an obsessive avoider of spoilers, the kind of person who stayed off Instagram and Twitter during live episodes of popular shows, even going so far as to turn off notifications to avoid reading about a reveal or twist that would ruin a surprise.
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While former Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush largely stayed off the campaign trail in their final years in office, Obama is expected to stump heavily in support of the presumptive Democratic nominee, meaning Democrats will be on the hook for at least some of his travel in the coming months.
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Sen. Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE (R-Tenn.) on Thursday said President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE would "do himself a big favor" if he stayed off television after an interview in which Trump suggested that cooperating with prosecutors in a plea deal should be illegal.
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