It was matched by the Thunder and he stayed put.
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They stayed put and drank fresh water from huckleberry leaves.
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Some people ran, but Jessica and her family stayed put.
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Afterward, Wollums, who fabricates countertops, explained why he stayed put.
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"The foundation was awesome and basically stayed put," she says.
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Once he had returned from Europe, however, he stayed put.
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But when Mr. Trump ignored him, Mr. Barr stayed put.
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Here's why the art stayed put when fire raged nearby.
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Instead, after the rebellion was put down, those delegations stayed put.
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The children's father stayed put; his rent is $3,500 a month.
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Even better, they went on smooth and stayed put for hours.
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Isla was less tempted by the surrounding greenery and stayed put.
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But her part, it turns out, has stayed put since childhood.
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Ms. Valdés stayed put and quickly rose to the highest rank.
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The film stayed put for anywhere from two to eight months.
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On Thanksgiving weekend, I stayed put at home in Los Angeles.
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Mine got a little slippery during work outs, but still stayed put.
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They fit well, stayed put during sweaty exercise, and were overall comfortable.
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Most important, David Poile, the only GM in franchise history, stayed put.
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So she stayed put and Jermaine climbed back down, according to WPVI.
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KATHMANDU, Nepal — The second time the overloaded bus stalled, passengers stayed put.
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If I wanted to see a bear, I should have stayed put.
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Some stayed put at shelters and tent encampments, debating what to do.
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The clock stayed put in 2019, but that still wasn't great news.
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When I shut off the light to go to sleep, it stayed put.
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The team would sketch ideas on them, and the good ones stayed put.
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Scott's house stayed put, but she couldn't get far enough from the fire.
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Local politicians have done their bit to make sure the company stayed put.
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Even Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti thinks the team should have stayed put.
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Rigorous monitoring has shown that, so far, the CO 20153 has stayed put.
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They have stayed put to raise three daughters, now ages 11 to 16.
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But the city, Naypyidaw, is eerily quiet, and most embassies have stayed put.
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Her mother stayed put, and Ostapenko held it together when it mattered most.
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With the central bank on its steady path, the stayed put at $0.7364.
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The N.F.L. opposed a move by the Seahawks, and the team stayed put.
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Instead of moving into the 20th century, it stayed put in the 19th century.
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It stayed put — even when I accidentally rubbed my eye in downward-facing dog.
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Since then it has stayed put, and seems to like being a New Yorker.
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However, the space agency decided that it would be better if Dawn stayed put.
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Civilian casualties are low, given that the bulk of the population has stayed put.
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Instead, Britain stayed put and the prime minister found herself announcing her own departure.
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She says some of her neighbors stayed put, hoping to ride out the firestorm.
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One couple identified by the airline then left the plane, but Dao stayed put.
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People in the old days stayed put, while folks today are less rooted, right?
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They then tried to use the plane's windscreen wipers, but the bees stayed put.
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But with few places to go but the sliver of jungle, Hope stayed put.
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The bees must not have released the fear pheromone, because they mostly stayed put.
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The train stayed put because he had also applied air brakes on the locomotives.
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Though many Muslim families went to Pakistan, Ms. Rushdie's family stayed put in Bombay.
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His son, the mayor, said he would not judge those who had stayed put.
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While hue fluctuated from one episode to the next, however, saturation largely stayed put.
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The genetic match between modern and ancient Asians suggests that the Asian ancestors stayed put.
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With the central bank on its steady path, the local dollar stayed put at $0.7364.
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Their efforts proved crucial over the next few days, as Harvey, having arrived, stayed put.
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Yes. No matter what I did — walking, running, jumping, jumping jacks — the AirPods stayed put.
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While property prices fell in sympathy with the glum market sentiment, most occupants stayed put.
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During the violent 2006 conflict between Lebanese militant group Hezbollah and Israel, Khalil stayed put.
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Reyes stayed put, the Mets finished 1-6 for the week, and Valentine was fired.
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It would be best for humanity if the colossal ice sheets that blanket Antarctica stayed put.
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It was drying as could be, but the best thing for making sure makeup stayed put.
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"Don't you go nowhere," he yelped on "The Lady in My Life," and I stayed put.
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Sime introduced him to a C.I.A. agent, but Ter-Ovanesyan, afraid of a trick, stayed put.
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Meanwhile, Steven Avery and his nephew Brendan Dassey, the subjects of the documentary, have stayed put.
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But she said that many people stayed put, confused by conflicting information and the language barrier.
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That's because the smaller balances have stayed put, while the larger accounts have seen substantial growth.
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As David sang, I listened, and my waterproof Cover Girl mascara and my hair stayed put.
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Instead, they stayed put and didn't feel gross after an hour-long workout, despite being sweaty.
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And the second-seeded Boston Celtics, who many expected to try to improve, also stayed put.
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She knew she wasn't likely to find a better role anywhere else, so she stayed put.
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That's why Mark Few, in his 17th year as head coach, has stayed put with the Bulldogs.
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I'm an immigrant from Jamaica who moved to the U.S. when I was 16 and stayed put.
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Many residents fled, but some on the upper floors observed official fire-safety advice and stayed put.
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A vote was taken among local tech workers, with about 200 people participating, and Klava stayed put.
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Yet ultimately it was the Americans who withdrew from the battlefield while Mr. Aidid's forces stayed put.
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Worrying about looters, he said he had stayed put after sending his family to stay with relatives.
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What if my grandmother hadn't been able to imagine what was coming and had just stayed put?
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Edhi alerted police and stayed put as they defused what turned out to be a third bomb.
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She stayed put during Hurricane Andrew 25 years ago, and "I'm not doing that again," she said.
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But he stayed put himself, determined to show that not everyone in Crimea supported the Russian annexation.
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But his reputation as a technocrat meant that as presidents came and went, Mr. Volcker stayed put.
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However, the Camel Toe Concealer was super easy to position and, even better, stayed put the entire day.
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By the end of the class, I was pink in the face, but my mascara had stayed put.
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Determined to stay Returning to safer ground, we found a street where a few residents had stayed put.
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Nor did they demand help to move or to retrain — they stayed put and hoped things would improve.
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"He's a really well-trained dog," Conway told Today, adding that the pooch stayed put during the procession.
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For two weeks after glitching out, Curiosity stayed put while engineers attempt to diagnose and fix the problem.
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Those in Guantánamo Bay stayed put, with a facility spokesperson telling VICE News there was no significant damage.
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Mr. Tuck said he wore a conductor's cap and waved to the engineer, but the train stayed put.
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Backstage, someone waved frantically at Carson, urging him to the stage, but he stayed put, smiling with equanimity.
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So far, the ears have stayed put, with no signs of the body inadvertently absorbing or rejecting the material.
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But Heyward and Ross stayed put when Dexter Fowler hit a pop fly to Enrique Hernandez in center field.
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Either way, while most Americans in Lebanon listened to their government and left the country, my father stayed put.
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I loved the natural, dewy finish and how awake my eyes looked, plus it stayed put all day long.
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The dragons on the new island — much closer to where they started, and capable of swimming back — stayed put.
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Mr. Shine ultimately resigned, but Mr. Hannity stayed put, even as the television news industry speculated about his plans.
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Then again, Müller and Nadal were putting on a such a compelling show, those fans might have stayed put.
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"I've stayed put here for years," said Mr. Zemron, who came to Italy from Morocco nearly 30 years ago.
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When the cops pulled them over, his friend jumped out and fled, but Walker stayed put in the passenger seat.
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Wrapping their last take, the women began to shuffle out, as some of the singers stayed put to record solos.
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When investors fled equities in the aftermath of the 2008 recession, Uphouse says, he stayed put and bought more stocks.
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But it has been tested on disembodied samples of human hair, and the dye stayed put through dozens of washings.
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Meanwhile, Stoops stayed put and kept winning until he didn't, only to figure out how to get back on track.
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After the first week, a period of grueling detox, Dick had nowhere else to go, so he just stayed put.
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Once the spiderlings hatched, they stayed put in the nests for around 20 days, before searching for their own food.
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The warning was canceled soon after but the refugees stayed put through the night, tormented by aftershocks and barely sleeping.
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But while O'Reilly's viewers stayed put, advertisers deserted him in droves, in part due to pressure from progressive activist groups.
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By the end of the panel, Zinnia had crawled into her lap, but Cooper stayed put and sat with the adults.
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U.S. officials have said some 10,000 Keys residents stayed put when the storm hit and may ultimately need to be evacuated.
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There's also a mystical Chinese man with a store full of strange objects, who almost definitely should've stayed put in Gremlins.
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When I used either the Comply foam or the medium-sized silicone tips, the E8s completely stayed put and never budged.
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Dutch firm NN Investment Partners has stayed put through the volatility, having picked Chinese businesses it believes have strong underlying fundamentals.
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Federal and state emergency officials could not immediately say how many people might have stayed put despite calls to get out.
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Anel stayed put as the neighborhood buzzed about the higher and higher real estate prices, and it looks like a throwback.
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As a green-card holder, I had the right to work in the U.S. only as long as I stayed put.
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McFarland has meanwhile stayed put at Twitter, serving as its VP of product and doing a limited amount of angel investing.
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Balls that skirted off firm greens a day earlier suddenly stayed put, players could aggressively attack the pins, and scores plummeted.
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However, with the last part of Syria still held by insurgents shrinking as the fighting rages on, Khodr has stayed put.
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Who's up, who's down and who has stayed put: • Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg hold on in first and second place.
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Now, their navigation algorithms had advanced to the point where they might set up consistent, solid networks of balloons that stayed put.
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Each calendar had only one image, which stayed put when people ripped off the months as they passed, Ms. Cutler pointed out.
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But the vast majority of the audience stayed put until the lights came on and the word "over" flashed onto the displays.
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Garneau reached third on Bergman's fielder's choice grounder but stayed put after Christhian Adames grounded to first and Trevor Story struck out.
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Mets 45, Braves 0 When the July 31 trade deadline came and went, Kevin Gausman switched uniforms, while Zack Wheeler stayed put.
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Against the counsel of many friends to just leave England, Wilde stayed put and dared the authorities to put him on trial.
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So now, many stayed put, deeply fearful about the risks of working there without immigration papers, even if they made it across.
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As Hurricane Harvey approached on Friday evening, Mr. Thornton did what everyone on the block expected him to do – he stayed put.
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Sandler retreated to a side street so that Josh could capture some more footage, but Benny stayed put and stayed in character.
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But in the end, he stayed put, signing a deal with ABC worth somewhere between $15 million and $18 million per year.
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Even second-tier names like Ryan Anderson stayed put, largely because projecting their next contracts is so difficult, and potentially so painful.
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However, once at private school, there is little evidence that pupils using vouchers perform better in exams than if they had stayed put.
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The last time job hoppers did significantly better than those who stayed put was during the late stages of the early 2000s boom.
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The glitter stayed put as I talked and moved around, plus it gave the drama I always desired in a NYE beauty look.
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Authorities urged homes in Rappa's area to evacuate because of the flooding, but she and her guests stayed put, CNN affiliate KCRA reported.
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To their surprise, the team found that African species that stayed put had significantly tougher immune systems than their European or migratory cousins.
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The person stayed put for 40 to 50 more minutes before police called to say they had found the shooter on the 32nd floor.
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Not knock-your-socks-off good, but it didn't lag and the baby elephant stayed put right on the table where it was placed.
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Most people though have stayed put, and 1 million are likely to be still living in remaining Islamic State-held areas of the city.
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They stayed put on my lids, but I found them to be a little stiffer when applying than other formulas, though they're still creamy.
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Kim said that Hyundai has stayed put even as many of South Korea's top conglomerates have moved to unwind cross shareholdings in recent years.
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Yet, the bank's M&A franchise survived the storm practically unscathed as bankers stayed put in the face of balance sheet downsizing and dismissals.
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In the wobbling air traffic control tower, as other personnel fled, Anthonius Gunawan Agung, 21, stayed put, helping guide the pilot down the runway.
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But lately, he has stayed put in sunny Southern California, where he has rigged up a sophisticated system for growing snowflakes in his lab.
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She got inside the small room's tub and stayed put for about 10 hours, listening to the wind pound and push against the walls.
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As the decades passed, the family-owned business stayed put on the eastern edge of Lake Michigan, churning out lights for the auto industry.
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Soft earpieces (with wings!) fit securely out of the box and stayed put while our review team went trail running, rock climbing, and weight lifting.
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Fifty-three percent of those who stayed put have a high school education or less, compared with 29 percent of those who moved farther away.
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Two weeks ago, mortgage rates dropped to the lowest level of the year, prompting a jump in refinance business, but they stayed put last week.
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Most often it was deserted, so, aside from a few short trips up the coast for supplies, Hugh stayed put during our week on Maui.
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Due to the relatively low gravity on Mars, the planet couldn't hold on to the lighter hydrogen atoms, but the heavier oxygen atoms stayed put.
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He stayed put, and the wall went up just north of his white-brick home, right behind a line of trees in his back yard.
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Sansa (Sophie Turner) crowned herself Queen of the North and stayed put in Winterfell — which everyone agreed was the One Good Thing that happened this episode.
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The U.S. economy added 25.8,2600 jobs in April, according to nonfarm payroll data from the Labor Department, while the unemployment rate stayed put at 28.5 percent.
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Tamer stayed put, using his inheritance to open two restaurants in Deir Ezzor: one specializing in typical Syrian cuisine, the other serving Western-style fast food.
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If those mostly young and skilled workers had stayed put, the gap with the EU in income per person would have been five percentage points narrower.
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So, yes, I think having the chance to be at the center of issues like a Supreme Court nominee is a big reason she stayed put.
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HSBC, the biggest foreign bank in China, considered shifting its global headquarters to Hong Kong earlier this year, though in the end stayed put in London.
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Still, even if it didn't reveal any blazing new truths, Mr. Abrams makes affecting music; I was glad to have stayed put and taken it in.
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The twins' skating schedules consumed Denise's life and left their father, Carl, an anesthesiologist who had stayed put, a weekend parent financing his children's nascent careers.
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The military-bred American muscleman said he was surprised that his uniquely styled hair stayed put, even when doing some of his more acrobatic signature moves.
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Comfort-wise, the IQbuds sat in my ears just fine, and the seal ensured they stayed put (a big shortcoming of AirPods, at least for me).
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I'm not kidding: The Jasmine Tea Sensitive Skin fragrance (my favorite of the bunch) stayed put even after I took a quick rinse in the shower.
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He didn't hear the moderators call him to the stage and stayed put, even as a staffer frantically motioned for him to go to his podium.
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Though Jammeh conceded the presidency at first, he then rejected the results and stayed put, while the new president was sworn in in neighboring Senegal last Thursday.
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Whereas civilians in most other areas recaptured from Islamic State fled ahead of or during government offensives the majority of Qayyara's roughly 20,000 residents have stayed put.
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In my tests, the WF-1000XM3's stayed put in my ears and didn't slip out during sweaty runs even though they're not water or sweat resistant.
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Slowly, the workers brought their families over, but stayed put in the cheap, dormitory-style rooms measuring about 250 square feet (13 sq metre) with shared toilets.
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The welcome extended to them by the Ankara government is a big reason why most Syrians residing in Turkey have stayed put instead of heading for Europe.
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For starters, you remove not only money you had earmarked for retirement, but also all the earnings your money would have generated if it had stayed put.
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Additional fatalities were feared in Rockport, where an estimated 225,210 residents had stayed put for the storm that blasted ashore as a Category 1403 around 2140 p.m.
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For the first time, both my hands and feet stayed put on the mat and I didn't have to keep adjusting myself to stay on the mat.
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That suggested that the benefits to recipients might have come with real costs to non-recipients, who had to watch their neighbors flourish as they stayed put.
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But he stayed put, moving all of a mile from Park Crescent NW1, where he was born, to Gloucester Crescent NW1, with Alan Bennett over the road.
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The rent is $6,121, with two free months on a 26-month lease, making for a "net effective" rent of $5,650, more than if they'd stayed put.
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If the dollar stayed put and wages and prices rose 25% instead, the Federal Reserve would have to decide how to respond to an unprecedented surge in inflation.
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I didn't find it uncomfortable, although I wore the device for long enough to leave a faint line around my forehead that stayed put for about 20 minutes.
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The eargels with wings fit securely out of the box and stayed put while trail running, rock climbing, and weight lifting; They weigh less than half an ounce.
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But, in 40 percent of the simulations, the rogue was captured by the solar system and stayed put—sometimes booting another planet out of orbit in the process.
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Rogers later said that had he realized "M*A*S*H" would last so long, he might have "kept my mouth shut and stayed put," according to Reuters.
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McElwain, for instance, was fired before the end of last season, meaning that if Grier had stayed put, he would have had three head coaches at one university.
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Even the assumption that he stayed put for the rest of his days doesn't quite bear scrutiny, since a friend reported meeting him in London in November, 1614.
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When lean times hit in the mid-20th century, many residents stayed put in homes that might otherwise have been torn down and replaced with more modern architecture.
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In the commercial advertising the buds, Beats had people like Olympic gymnast Simone Biles do a vault with them in, and they stayed put — it's not false advertising.
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In his partly roofless, cobweb-filled house on a government frontline with the formerly rebel-held eastern Ghouta district of Jobar, al-Masri stayed put through years of conflict.
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Harvey was unusually devastating because it suddenly gained strength before it made landfall on Friday; it then stayed put, dumping its rain on Houston before returning to the Gulf.
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Pinckney is one of about 100 residents on Daufuskie Island who have stayed put as the Category 2 hurricane has approached, bringing torrential rainfall and a huge storm surge.
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But since then, while his colleagues on the line have often ballooned to weights closer to 320 pounds or more (yes, sometimes a lot more), Berger has stayed put.
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Even as other factories have chased higher profit margins overseas, General Pencil has stayed put, cranking out thousands upon thousands of writing instruments in the middle of Jersey City.
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My father moved first to a nearby apartment and then to a house while we stayed put with our mother in our home in the hills of Los Angeles.
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At the end of a dizzying frenzy of trades in the N.B.A., featuring 24 deals in one week, Anthony Davis of the New Orleans Pelicans stayed put — for now.
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For everyday wear, biking, and lifting they stayed put and survived sweat, accidental falls down a staircase, and a soak with that weird pink disinfectant spray in every Planet Fitness.
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The Rams or Chargers could see their values spike above $2.1 billion after relocating, at least $500 million higher than if they stayed put, according to rough projections by Vrooman.
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Even as it became clear that there would be no encore, people stayed put for minutes, hoping that their stubbornness would cajole the band back out for one more song.
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Pelosi stayed put, but, as mentioned, she stole the show at the very end by ripping up Trump's speech as she stood behind him and Pence applauded next to her.
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Rather than flopping over as expected, the bird settled into a stable, one-legged posture that stayed put even when the top of its body was tilted backward and forward.
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A number of emerging market central banks have cut rates or stayed put after the U.S. Federal Reserve signalled a pause in further monetary policy tightening, citing global growth concerns.
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When the Rangers waddled from the dressing room at Madison Square Garden to take on their longtime rivals, Raanta led the team out, skated to the crease and stayed put.
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The series follows troubled souls like Nora, who lost her entire family in the Departure, and Kevin Garvey (Justin Theroux), whose loved ones stayed put, but still scattered after the calamity.
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In Britain, the Brexit referendum and related collapse in the value of the pound made travelling abroad costly; transport strikes meant getting around was an ordeal for those who stayed put.
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Houthi negotiators have stayed put in the Yemen capital Sanaa, demanding the cessation of hostilities be fully observed before traveling to Kuwait for talks with President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi's government.
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GGV's appeal also centers largely on the success it has enjoyed in China, a country to which many VCs flocked more than 10 years ago, then left, while GGV stayed put.
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But for more than a year, a few hundred have stayed put and instead summoned a knee-high robot bearing a burrito, a burger or other meals from a nearby restaurant.
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" Marionette Simmons, 60, who left the Inagua district with three of her grandchildren, said she had stayed put during Hurricane Ike in 2008 and "wasn't going to take that chance again.
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Instead, I pulled my car up to his and, to be cautious — we were alone on a tiny road isolated behind buildings at the far edge of town — stayed put inside.
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He was born in the Lower Ninth Ward, the youngest of eight children of Creole labourers, and would have stayed put there if Hurricane Katrina in 2005 had not destroyed his house.
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The other thing about Mars colonization is, if you think about humankind as a species, if we're around 300-400 years from now, it's probably not because we stayed put on Earth.
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But there are less extreme examples, like Jones's neighbors, who stayed put after Sandy but continued to struggle with the financial burden of living in an area with ever-increasing flood risk.
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As a result, Newcastle was forced to pay more than $1.5 million in fines and legal fees, and agreed to waive two years of rent for the 11 tenants who stayed put.
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Though Lawrence still plays with the Breakaway despite his return to Canada, the rest of the team has stayed put with members having spent more than 20 years in the Cayman Islands.
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The man, who had lived in the neighborhood for some 14 years, did exactly what the Tennessee Immigrant Refugee and Rights Coalition urges immigrants to do in such cases: He stayed put.
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The man, who had lived in the neighborhood for some 14 years, did exactly what the Tennessee Immigrant Refugee and Rights Coalition urges immigrants to do in such cases: He stayed put.
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Although the science and techniques have evolved dramatically (Tyler's products thrive in a substrate mix that includes organic grains and local hardwood), with infrastructure in place, established fungi farms have simply stayed put.
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Assad: All we ask is for rebels to give up weapons Moscow claims it hasn't struck any "moderate" rebels since the truces went into effect, though its warplanes haven't necessarily all stayed put.
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The Coens have always had a propensity for small-c conservatism — the idea that maybe, once in a while, it would be okay if things stayed put and the status quo held firm.
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There is an ease to his manner that is miles from the hard-shell woundedness of his ex-wife, who has stayed put, tending the grave and her own core of molten sorrow.
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Voters in 2016 made clear their hunger for it, and then the top three Democrats in the House — Nancy Pelosi, 76, Steny Hoyer, 77, and James Clyburn, 76 — stayed put in their positions.
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The City Opera filed for bankruptcy, the Signature moved to West 42nd Street, the Joyce stayed put in Chelsea, Mr. Gehry's blueprints were put aside and the arts center seemed slow to evolve.
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It turns out that modern East Asians, unlike Europeans, are very genetically similar to their ancestors — and this information tells us more about the origins of farming and how populations migrated or stayed put.
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I could have stayed put to make it easier for them to find me, but that would have been the smart thing to do and doing the smart thing wasn't my instinct that day.
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As skeptics in the cryptography community have repeatedly pointed out, the true Satoshi ought to have access to the cryptographic keys that control the first bitcoins—coins that have stayed put for a decade.
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The new study, published in the journal Scientific Reports , shows that both people and materials were flowing between areas around 5,000 years ago and that some of these people stayed put in the region.
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In the N.F.L., the Arizona Cardinals last won a title in 1947, though they have played in different cities; the Detroit Lions have the longest drought, since 1957, of teams that have stayed put.
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Key ingredients: Glycerin, sodium hyaluronate, hyaluronic acid Cost per mask: $12 Among the most Instagrammable sheet masks our panel tested, this "hydrogel" option from Dr. Jart stayed put and fit most panelists' faces well.
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But perhaps the biggest selling point for us is the frosty layer of pink that stayed put on our lips for a solid eight hours (and that's even after wolfing down a sandwich mid-day).
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As Trump and the then-FBI director spoke, Rybicki stayed put and listened to the entirety of Comey's side of the conversation, according to Comey's testimony to Congress and a senior federal law enforcement official.
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Although Santa Barbara officials recommended on Monday night that residents should evacuate, few were alarmed by the suggestion and they stayed put, only to be woken by the sounds of boulders tumbling down the hills.
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But the feared mandated desegregation did not occur, and so the other white towns stayed put until Clemon and the Legal Defense Fund secured the rezoning of the county's schools by court order in 123.
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Photo: Ash Adams/GizmodoAnd all of that soil carbon would have stayed put for centuries to come, if not for the seven billion humans offloading ten billion tons of fossil carbon into the atmosphere each year.
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Many journalists could not get into the main tally center because of the chaotic security procedures, so Reuters correspondent John Ndiso, who was inside, stayed put, while the bureau tried to get other correspondents allowed in.
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As Trump and and the then-FBI director spoke, Rybicki stayed put and listened to the entirety of Comey's side of the conversation, according to Comey's testimony to Congress and a senior federal law enforcement official.
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A recent paper by Anne Sofie Beck Knudsen of Lund University found that, among people of similar backgrounds, emigrants were less likely than people who stayed put to have one of their country's ten most common names.
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While photographers raced from scene to scene of mass murder in the city last year, British photographer Paul Graham stayed put in the apartment he'd been sharing with his partner, Senami D'Almeida, and their infant son, Marlow.
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In toughly worded statements, Gibraltar said a Spanish warship ordered commercial ships to leave anchorages in British waters near Gibraltar, adding it was challenged by the British navy and sailed away, while the commercial ships stayed put.
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They could've easily stayed put and walked the safe path, but their unrelenting passions drove them out of their comfort zones and led to the birth of a company that the world wouldn't be the same without.
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Although automation and robotic welders have supplanted some assembly workers — still the dominant occupation at Thule — access to educated and highly skilled design, manufacturing and project engineers is one reason the company has stayed put in Seymour.
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And Bayh, despite casting himself as a noble Cincinnatus, retreating from a political system that had debased itself, did not stray far from Washington, D.C. Instead, he stayed put, and made a boatload of money as a lobbyist.
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Any of the teams could see their value spike above $2.1 billion if they moved there, at least $500 million higher than if they stayed put, according to rough projections by John Vrooman, a Vanderbilt University sports economist.
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"I have some incredible memories of that day," Ward tells PEOPLE, remembering both the excitement of the occasion and the sheer relief that Kate's much-perfected demi-chignon (styled by himself and former employee James Pryce) stayed put.
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When three Stanford economists, Rebecca Diamond, Franklin Qian and Timothy McQuade, studied San Francisco's rent-control scheme they found that though the lucky renters stayed put, affected landlords cut supply by 15%, driving up rents by 5% citywide.
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After his parents split, his mother lived in the East Bronx and later in Pennsylvania, but it was Melrose, where his father, Pascual Guzman Sr., stayed put, that remained Mr. Guzman's touchstone and the inspiration for his songwriting.
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He could have checked the weather predictions on Thursday (the storm surprised nobody) and stayed put in New Hampshire, so he could have shown up to campaign on Friday, just like Jeb Bush's 90-year-old mother, Barbara, did. .
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These are attached on the opposite ends to two narrow, vertical supports; the spirals extend so far in the other direction that they seem on the verge of snapping off, but they've stayed put for more than eighty years.
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But in 2012, researchers found that about half of the bird species in certain regions of the Sierra essentially stayed put over the past century, not significantly extending their ranges to cooler elevations even though the climate was warming.
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So when the Sudanese generals announced that a Transitional Military Council had been formed to wield power until elections could be held, the protesters stayed put outside army headquarters, demanding that civilians be put in charge of the transition.
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Well, in the name of quality journalism, the R29 shopping team dutifully spent the past month testing, reapplying (shoutout to the ones that stayed put all day — not all of them did), and accidentally rubbing off 20 different formulas.
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While her boyfriend was with a cold-ridden Queen Elizabeth and the rest of the royal family (sans Prince William, Princess Kate and their children) in Sandringham, Markle stayed put in her own home base of Toronto, Canada, with her family.
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"As more and more ethnic Catholics moved out of cities but parishes and schools stayed put, black kids were admitted regardless of religious affiliation beginning in the '60s," James T. Fisher, an American Studies professor at Fordham, said in an email.
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Irina Pauls, the bus driver's wife and a singer in the church choir, said she and her husband had planned to move years ago for Germany but stayed put because their five children did not want to leave their friends.
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But it was those 2100 seconds that he spoke, with clarity and authority, about the troubles of his hometown, where he arrived in the third grade as a son of a football coach and stayed put, that carried the greatest resonance.
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ET, ABC ABOUT THE BULLS (299-29): Jimmy Butler was perhaps the most prominent name bandied about leading up to the trade deadline, but he stayed put in the end and led Chicago to its third straight win Friday with a late flurry.
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Harvey — the hurricane-turned-tropical-storm sweeping across Texas — has led to at least five deaths since it made landfall Friday night, and the flooding in Houston has been so intense that people who stayed put have been trapped in their houses.
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There was no way in hell was I about to spend the first half of LCD's set clawing my way past thousands of Europeans and other tourists just to get into the press pit, so instead I stayed put and sang along, alone.
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These features are all on display late in the book, when Kan returns to her hometown and struggles to explain her new life to the cousin who had been her best friend in childhood but stayed put and followed a more conventional path.
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In past years, these masses of Arctic ice had mostly stayed put in their proper ocean — the Arctic — but increasing temperatures caused ice to melt, unclogging the channels connecting the Arctic to the north Atlantic, thus allowing massive surges of ice to flow freely south.
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Houthi negotiators have stayed put in the capital Sanaa, which their movement holds, demanding a ceasefire that began on April 10 be fully observed before they travel for the talks originally planned to start with representatives of President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi's government on Monday.
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Mr. Scalise seemed poised to rise in House leadership after Speaker John A. Boehner announced in 2015 that he would retire, but a bid by Representative Kevin McCarthy of California, the majority leader, to replace Mr. Boehner was scuttled and Mr. Scalise stayed put.
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One North Korean soldier briefly stepped over the border, but the rest stayed put, for good reason: It's illegal to cross the border, and would likely be seen as a sign of war by both South Korea and the US, which has 28,500 troops in the country.
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Up and down the street, our neighbors left their dinner tables as soon as they could and beat it for the nearest TV. That's what my father did, while the rest of us stayed put with our mother, vying for her attention as the candles burned down.
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Arthur and Selma Bachner, cheerful, 33-ish lovebirds who flew their childhood nest in the Bronx and returned to live in a nursing home, have mostly stayed put, apart from a day trip to the Hamptons and a granddaughter's New Year's Eve wedding at the Pierre.
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Read: They Stayed Put, but Their City Disappeared More than a year ago, John Branch told the harrowing story of Stephen Peat, a former N.H.L. enforcer whose professional life taking and giving punches has led to a retirement marked by memory loss, addictions, depression and headaches.
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"It's not just the CBC; the [Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC)], all of them sort of feel like there was this guarantee that if they did their time and they worked hard and they stayed put that they'd have a shot," said a former Democratic leadership aide.
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At the time of the filing, they agreed to rotate in and out of the house while the children stayed put, an arrangement not unlike how they'd been living while Kate was traveling for book signings or speaking engagements or while Jon went skiing or to visit friends.
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Looking at teams that opened new stadiums in the last ten years—the Washington Nationals, New York Yankees and Mets, Marlins, and Minnesota Twins—we can calculate how much more revenue these teams are bringing in relative to their fellow owners whose franchises stayed put in existing buildings.
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As her sister Kourtney Kardashian returned to Paris for Paris Fashion Week a year after Kim's robbery, Kim, 36, stayed put in L.A., showing off her flat tummy in a tiny sports bra, gray sweatpants and nude booties not long after the news broke about another pregnancy in the Kardashian family.
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"On the one hand, you feel excited, because you don&apost often find artifacts in their original context," said study co-author Robin Dennell, a paleoanthropologist at the University of Exeter in the United Kingdom, referring to the fact that the artifacts had stayed put in the original layer of sediment.
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Natalie Livingstone's lively chronology of one storied manse and its canny chatelaines, "The Mistresses of Cliveden: Three Centuries of Scandal, Power, and Intrigue in an English Stately Home," shows that even when they stayed put, majestic properties like Cliveden continually shapeshifted as leading figures of successive ages took them over while jockeying for position on England's chessboard.
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