Tiffany seems intent on staying close to her centripetal father.
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Ukraine's hryvnia currency slipped further, staying close to one-year lows.
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And staying close to the gaming industry is probably for the best.
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Staying close to the tribe brought access to shelter, food, and protection.
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Staying close to the pack doesn't do a lower-tier candidate any good.
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Working in the yard and garden and staying close to pets and friends.
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Lisa Vanderpump happily admits she has had a little help staying close-up ready.
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And staying close to God because that's the only way I can stay sane.
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The pattern of URI staying close and Virginia Tech promptly answering the visitors continued.
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They will be staying close to one another as their joey continues to grow.
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Staying close to home is a common theme, especially when contemplating the near future.
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Even if I'm not staying close to the show, I like to walk there.
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"We're keeping it all in the family and staying close to Christina," Porter, 37, tells PEOPLE.
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Ford Motor is staying close to home to test its latest generation of autonomous vehicle technology.
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Chief of staff staying close Through it all, Priebus has remained at or near Trump's side.
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You seem to think there's a lot to be gained by staying close to it, however. Why?
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The pan-European STOXX index fell 0.06 percent, staying close to 21-month highs, while Germany's DAX .
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This week we're staying close to home, because there's a new visitor in town: Everyone, meet Steve.
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The way I handled the death of a loved one is by staying close to my religion.
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The pan-European STOXX index fell 0.06 percent, staying close to 21-month highs, while Germany's DAX .
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" The source said that Ravenel has "been like a hermit, staying close to home at his Brookland Plantation.
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Republicans face real danger if they conclude incorrectly that staying close to the new administration will harm them.
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The two-year U.S. yield was also staying close to the Fed funds rate of around 2.40 percent.
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Getting away while staying close to home — vacationing local — surely brings with it a higher level of comfort.
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The crispbreads go in the oven for just about 10 to 15 minutes, and Bengtsson recommends staying close.
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House members are staying close to the Capitol as they wait to see what unfolds in the Senate.
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Dallas had a tough time staying close when the Jazz offense really heated up in the second quarter.
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Or it may reveal that the market for space is staying close to home for the foreseeable future.
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The people that I take advice from are my parents, my family members, just staying close with them.
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Teresa Giudice's eldest daughter Gia is staying close to home when she goes off to college in the fall.
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The radio crackled to life again: The narwhal were staying close to shore, possibly to evade a killer whale.
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In the days before the Games began, Jamaican athletes staying close to the airport reported gunfire throughout the night.
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To beat the Lynx really requires staying close and avoiding the kind of run that puts Minnesota well ahead.
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Mike: I imagine if this actually works, the two companies won't be super interested in staying close partners forever.
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In a recent interview, he spoke with PEOPLE CHICA about the importance of staying close to this Miami-based kin.
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Kim Kardashian has been, understandably, staying close to home and out of the spotlight since she was robbed in Paris.
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The yen traded at 112.23 to the dollar, staying close to a two-month low of 112.445 touched on Wednesday.
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We keep on trudging up the peak on summit night, battling the frigid conditions and staying close in the darkness.
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The yen changed hands at 112.14 to the dollar, staying close to a two-month low of 112.445 touched on Wednesday.
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Each sibling reacted differently to their strict father Rafiq's insistence on maintaining cultural tradition and staying close to the family unit.
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Mrs May seems to be no liberal, but we hope she will champion the conservative case for staying close to Europe.
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The yen changed hands at 112.28 to the dollar, staying close to a two-month low of 112.445 touched on Wednesday.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 fell 0.1 percent, staying close to the six-week low it hit earlier in the week.
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The clever editing—cutting off jokes mid-beat, staying close to our antiheroine's face during sex—is both vaudevillian and elegant.
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We're staying close and we'll continue to try to work the levers we can and build on the momentum that we've got.
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Nostalgic signs crave familiarity (see also: Cancers' penchant for staying close to home and Pisces' tendency to nurture long-held inner fantasies).
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But Democrat Rob Quist has surprised many by bringing in massive fundraising totals and staying close to Gianforte in most polls. Sen.
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He does so, he says, just by staying close to family and the friends he made before he became a household name.
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After hearing that the police would boost its presence in the neighborhood, Brooks said she felt more comfortable about staying close to home.
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Olsen says the sheriff's department was having trouble moving Sam from the home, because she insisted on staying close to her owner's body.
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We are staying close to the current situation across our global network and we will share continued updates and counsel as things evolve.
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Companies reliant on exports slipped as the yen remained strong against the dollar, staying close to a seven-month high scaled the previous day.
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The Minuteman kept staying close and were within 76-833 after Diallo's sixth turnover led to Pierre's fifth 3-pointer with 2:56 remaining.
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Memphis took some comfort in staying close with the hottest team in the NBA, only to succumb to another outstanding effort by LeBron James.
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When monkeys infiltrate human habitations, they find easy access to energy-rich foods, which is why they like staying close to humans, she said.
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The duo have remained friends over the years, with the actress staying close to Gomez's side through her highly-publicized breakup with Justin Bieber.
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Some Republicans have clearly believed that they could control the president by staying close to him and talking him out of his worst ideas.
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She will be staying close to home and using this period to spend time with her loved ones and work on new music without deadline.
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But with the dollar showing little sign of wilting and U.S. yields staying close to four-year highs, the pain could last a while longer.
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He's gorgeous, though, when staying close to one artist (his Spalding chapter is particularly fine) or pairing his elaborate writing style with sober systemic analysis.
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To create a fairer division of labor in my marriage, I decided that I would not be responsible for staying close to my in-laws.
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Spot gold was flat at $20.1,0.33 an ounce at 20.3 GMT, staying close to its highest since July 21 at 2072.0,233.26 an ounce hit on Monday.
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She's been staying close to home the last few years, and it hasn't been easy on her—although it has influenced the music she's putting out.
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I'm delighted that I'll be staying close for my next job, as a staff editor working on social media and digital initiatives for the Editorial Department.
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With most of us staying close to home in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, ordering delivery can be a great way to support local businesses.
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I'd also recommend staying close to main roads as it was harder to find our riads that were a few twist and turns down side streets.
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Expanding its services into new markets helps Prospa diversify its revenue, and by staying close to its home market it can still tap its existing resources.
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Starting farther from the end and drawing out will create a more dramatic effect, while staying close to the eye will make sure it appears more natural.
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When I applied to colleges during my senior year of high school, the only thing on my mind was saving money and staying close to my family.
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Jamie Foxx and Katie Holmes were not hiding Saturday night ... staying close to each other and circulating among the celebs at Clive Davis' annual pre-Grammy party.
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The pair have managed to maintain their relationship despite serious time constraints – staying close while they kept up with their studies and trained and travelled extensively for competitions.
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But he did say that he is staying "close to this one to make sure we have the resources to do it competently," the Niagara-Gazette reported Tuesday.
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"So if you want to maintain equivalence over time you will have to commit, also in the long-run, to staying close to the European standards," he added.
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To Spanberger and Houlahan, it seemed like a natural choice: Why not take the edge off a grueling job by staying close to friends, maybe even sharing tips?
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Yet just as politicians and civil servants rely on access to their former contacts, the couple's success will depend on staying close to their relatives in Buckingham Palace.
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North Carolina was staying close despite a poor game by its biggest star, Justin Jackson, He was shooting 3 for 13, missing all seven of his three-pointers.
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The Goop founder opened up to Matt Lauer on Today Friday about staying close to Chris Martin following their 2014 split and continued co-parenting of their two children.
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While the prince has said he's ready for fatherhood, he's also been staying close to girlfriend and American actress Meghan Markle, who has joined him during the Invictus Games.
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By staying close to zero, the blue line shows that with all costs taken into consideration (GAAP), Salesforce has historically not lost or made money from its operating activities.
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First, this cautious cutie, who resides in Iowa, watches as her Mama goes through the animal car wash, staying close to her face to make sure everything is okay.
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Salesforce has a history of staying close to the cutting edge of technology, so it shouldn't be surprising that it announced an artificial intelligence initiative recently, it dubbed Einstein.
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Seraphin had six first-quarter points to lead Indiana, which shot 57.1 percent in the opening 12 minutes, staying close in part by out rebounding the Wizards 11-6.
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"Thank you for staying close, thank you for being my friend, and thank you for being with me…I'll see you Monday," the 75-year-old journalist told CBS.
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Processing my dad, processing Spock, staying close to him, finding out more about him, looking at the huge body of work that this man had generated throughout his lifetime.
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The NDF market shows the yuan staying close to the current spot rate of 6.58 per dollar for the next month, then falling 0.9 percent in the second month.
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The market for these services is competitive, according to VCs who spoke with Business Insider about the deal, indicating that the raise was key to staying close to rivals.
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And neither candidate has been able to hold a public town hall or rally in six days, staying close to home as the coronavirus pandemic makes large gatherings impossible.
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A century ago, a handful of presidents relied on "front-porch campaigns," where they declined to do big rallies and won by simply staying close to the White House.
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Forget about riding the waves this season, it's all about staying close to the sandy shore when you've got a hot bod like this, makin' waves of your own!
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Travel Tips The next time you're looking to take a short trip, why head out of town when you can have an enjoyable vacation by staying close to home?
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On the other hand, as soon as you get social stratification, you get some people being quite interested in staying close to and marrying within their kinship, like the aristocracy.
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"In a world where you're competing against more companies, more platforms, more business models [and] more content, staying close to your player is the only path to success," he says.
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While the prince says he's ready to be a father, he's also been staying close to girlfriend and American actress Meghan Markle, who has joined him during the Invictus Games.
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With a budget deficit slightly below 3 percent of GDP, Italy has more room than France to implement a modest fiscal easing while staying close to the euro area rules.
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Dornan, 34, and Johnson, 26, have been spotted filming the erotic dramas in the French Riviera this week, staying close as they rode jet skis and lounged in cabana chairs.
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The findings will fuel a battle between those who favor Britain staying close to the EU - seen as Hammond's preferred option - and Brexiteers who want a clean break with Brussels.
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You're best served by staying close to the classics here: pastrami, corned beef or tongue on rye with plenty of mustard, or natural-casing hot dogs with lots of snap.
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The organization encourages parents to talk to their children ahead of trick-or-treating about what they may experience, and staying close to home in case a break is needed.
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In photos that surfaced Tuesday, the two were seen staying close as they made their way out of the restaurant, and held hands as they walked around the Upper East Side.
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The gains of staying close are often especially large in developing economies, where credit, trust, expertise and good government relations are all very costly, if they can be purchased at all.
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One question that remains to be answered is: why is the price of Indonesian low-grade coal falling while higher grades are still either rising or staying close to multi-year highs?
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Saleh angered Gulf Arab allies by staying close to Saddam Hussein during the 1990-91 Iraqi occupation of Kuwait, leading to the expulsion of up to 1 million Yemenis from Saudi Arabia.
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"His approach is staying close to the middle, giving enough strength on environmental issues to show he's a vast improvement over the president and hope that does the trick," Mr. Borick said.
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Demonstrations often are not announced in advance, and they attract people who loot, set fires and attack security officers while staying close to peaceful protesters, making it hard to pick them out.
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If you can't avoid being outside and staying close to air conditioning, here's some ways to beat the heat: Never leave your car locked or unattended without checking for pets and children inside.
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Lorde received backlash last month when she compared her friendship with Swift to a disease during an interview with the Guardian, trying to express the challenges of staying close with someone so famous.
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But he can do best for himself by doing best for his city — staying close to home, building upon past successes and working on those areas of the report card marked "needs improvement."
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Perhaps his most powerful scene on film is the ''processing'' sequence, with Dodd intensely interrogating Quell about his troubled childhood, the camera staying close on Phoenix as his innocence morphs into possessed rage.
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After staying close to flat for much of the day the S&P, Nasdaq and the Dow gained ground in the last hour of trading to register their second record closes for the week.
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Buffett has long been admired for his dogged work ethic, staying close to his Nebraska roots and for maintaining a relatively modest lifestyle – at least for someone with a net worth exceeding $80 billion.
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More importantly, she also used her New Year's resolution as a way of staying close to grandchildren Wilfred, 11, Megan, 9, Sam, 7 and Jasmine, 4, who frequently joined Smith on her 52-week marathon.
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Gold rose on Monday, staying close to the more than two-year high hit on Friday as uncertainty over Britain's vote to leave the European Union pushed investors to sell equities and seek safer assets.
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We're told Will is staying close to his friends' sides as they get treatment, and he thanks everyone involved in responding to the accident and providing care ... as well as those who sent well wishes.
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What's more, in the 50th state, as in many parts of the world with volcanoes, the benefits -- rich soils for agriculture, the presence of mineral deposits and geothermal energy -- make staying close to volcanoes attractive.
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With most everyone -- aside from some idiotic spring breakers in Florida -- staying close to or at home, the country is literally watching a small group of people try to lead us out of this pandemic.
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"We are staying close to our partners at Boeing and the FAA as the investigations continue... We are committed to ensuring the safety of our guests and employees," the U.S. carrier said in a statement.
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COLOMBO, June 2158.8000 (Reuters) - Sri Lankan shares ended weaker on Monday, staying close to a 14-month low hit last week as investors sold diversified shares in dull trade with turnover at a nine-week low.
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His strategy has also been predicated on staying close enough to the front-runner without winning, assuming he'll pick up the support he needs eventually as other candidates drop out and leave a two-man race.
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I decided to do the festival in honor of myself, and to focus on seeing the music I wanted to see, rather than staying close to my incommunicado compadres in a sea of tens-of-thousands.
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Instead of dashing to the end of the leash so fast that she flips in midair and slams to the ground, she keeps walking, staying close to me and looking up again and again for reassurance.
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Cut at an angle, gently pulling the meat every once in awhile to check that you're staying close to the spine (but make sure you're actually cutting with the knife; never tear the meat with your hands).
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Fleming said the Larsen C iceberg would add an extra pulse of ice and would be hazardous especially if smaller chunks reached usually ice-free areas in the South Atlantic, rather than staying close to Antarctica's coast.
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But staying close to the European Union and its common rulebook would limit Johnson's ability to strike a new trade deal with the United States, which his supporters have touted as a major potential benefit of Brexit.
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Earn points on all your purchases made online Most of us are staying close to home in light of the coronavirus, and beyond trips to the grocery store that means a lot of our spending is happening online.
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Facing Green Bay, Baltimore and New Orleans in consecutive weeks, with its division rival Seattle (9-2) staying close, means that any misstep from San Francisco could lead to a change at the top of the N.F.C. West.
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Over the course of the first 50 episodes of the show, Swatton forged everything from Link's Master Sword from Legend of Zelda to the Lich King's Frostmourne from World of Warcraft, staying close to the original formula and runtime.
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I could tell myself and everyone around me that I was doing this because Jordan's hospital was a 90-minute trip from my Brooklyn home, and staying close to him made it easier to be there during daily visiting hours.
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And in my view with this very low unemployment rate, with wages rising, with the inflation rate staying close to the Fed's target, I think we're in a good place relative to the mandates that we are asked to achieve.
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The couple have been staying close to Monaco on a Mediterranean cruise, spotted in St. Tropez as well as sailing to the Italian island of Pantelleria, where Rassam's mother, glamorous French actress and former Bond girl Carole Bouquet, has a vineyard.
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Hot car deaths are a consistent problem If you can't avoid being outside and staying close to air conditioning, here are some ways to beat the heat: -- Never leave your car locked or unattended without checking for pets and children inside.
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Mr. Winterkorn said that he had informed Mr. Piëch in March 2015 about a recall in the United States of up to 500,000 vehicles, a move consistent with his reputation for staying close to the chairman of the supervisory board.
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"Will is staying close by as his friends are being treated, and has expressed his deep gratitude to the first responders who were immediately at the scene and to the hospital team that took such great care of them," the statement continued.
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True leadership is about how you live every minute of your life — working hard, being positive, staying close to your family and friends, learning new things, bringing humility to every situation and persuading people (never forcing or coercing them) to your side.
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But Trump isn't shifting on his core ideas Trump is set to elaborate on his immigration plans when he gives a speech in Phoenix on Wednesday night, but from what was said in Mexico City, he is staying close to his core ideas.
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Ferrell is "staying close by as his friends are being treated, and has expressed his deep gratitude to the first responders who were immediately at the scene and to the hospital team that took such great care of them," the statement added.
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The difficulties — of tone and pacing and characterization — are for the most part masterfully handled in Pam MacKinnon's staging, which keeps its balance not by staying close to the middle but by swinging with confidence, and even swagger, to the extremes of feeling.
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Square Feet When out-of-town patients used to travel to NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, some would find that their best option for staying close to the hospital for early-morning surgery involved a trip over the George Washington Bridge from New Jersey.
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Instead of actively staying close to consumers by leveraging GMA member resources in the areas of consumer research, food science, nutritional analysis, product innovation and other competencies that monitor and respond to emerging trends, the GMA vigorously fought the changing consumer landscape.
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You don't need to be stranded in the icy wastes of Hoth to enjoy this Empire Strikes Back-inspired sleeping bag; whether you're staying close to home or venturing out into the freezing weather, it never hurts to keep a snuggly Tauntaun close by.
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FROM PEN: Learn The Process Behind Time Selecting The 100 Most Influential People Meadow is also staying close to Walker's acting family, his Fast and Furious costars, with whom he made seven movies (Walker died during filming of the seventh film in the franchise).
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"We see average annual inflation this year staying close to the low end of the central bank's 0.7-1.7% forecast range ... allowing enough policy space for the BNM if it needs to cut rates further," ING said in a note ahead of the CPI data.
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"She's always walking this very, very fine line between staying close enough to the President to keep her job, but also far enough away from him that should he trip up and implode, her political career will not be too negatively affected," he said.
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Newell: One of the challenges with this type of subject matter is that you have to stay pretty close to it, so as not to miss the point, and in staying close to triggering subject matter it's possible our work will re-trigger someone.
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"If the movement is solidifying even more and hitting the nation from all directions and they need soldiers, I will put college off," said Ms. Fuentes, 18, who is staying close to home with tentative plans to attend Broward Community College, then Florida Atlantic University.
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The I.S.A.F. has several suggestions, including swimming in groups (sharks are more likely to attack solitary individuals), staying close to the shore and in clear water, and avoiding swimming in the twilight hours or in complete darkness, when sharks have a competitive sensory advantage.
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"Social behavior and being attached to other individuals is really important for our survival—whether that is staying close to our parents, or our offspring, or cooperating with others to find food or to help defend ourselves," Katerina Johnson, who worked on the study, told the Guardian.
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"For us, staying close to the communities we operate in is a priority, and this program is a clear demonstration of how together we can make a difference in the lives of neighboring families and friends," a Circle K representative said in a statement to Business Insider.
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Mr. Miliband is using the I.R.C.'s platform to call attention to the underlying causes of the crises his organization seeks to address, while also staying close to the field; next month, he will travel to Africa for an update on the group's work fighting Ebola.
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While the United Kingdom does a lot of business with the European Union — the market accounted for 44% of total UK exports of goods and services in 2017 — staying close to Brussels would limit its ability to reach a new trade deal with the United States.
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I expected a similarly modern approach from "Betty en NY," which seems, so far, to be staying close to the Colombian original, with some minor updates: a reggaeton-version of the original theme song, a character who is a social media maven and another who is queer.
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The nation's three-year bond yields declined to as low as 1.730 percent on Thursday as the BOK released its policy statement, falling below the policy rate of 1.75 percent again and staying close to levels at which it has in the past been prompted to cut rates.
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Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, whose SNP party is launching its own election campaign on Friday, will now surely argue that if staying close to the EU is such a "great deal" for Northern Ireland, then why can't all the other nations of the UK be given this deal too.
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McKay, staying close to the historical record (and drawing on books by the journalists Jane Mayer and Barton Gellman), propounds a negative great man theory of history, telling the story of an individual who was able, through a unique combination of discipline, guile and luck, to bend reality to his will.
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Even though there are plenty of sites, like Zillow and Redfin, which offer home-buyers in America the chance to search for properties, commission rates for real-estate brokers (estate agents in Britain) have not fallen much, staying close to 6% (3% for the buyer's agent, 3% for the seller's).
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Ada scrambles desperately to preserve the world as she knew it, or at the very least to truly understand its secrets, and the book approaches her struggles with just enough distance for us to see that her wishes are impossible, while staying close enough for us to wish with her, deeply.
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The pound jumped to a three-month high against the single currency EURGBP=D4 and a two-month high against the dollar GBP=D4 on Thursday, staying close to those levels on Friday, after Britain's Brexit minister said the government would consider paying into the EU budget in order to keep market access.
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I don't miss the literal load I used to carry down to the beach, but there are moments when I miss those earlier stages of family life, and when I am glad to find those remembered children, with their remembered bodies in their wet bathing suits, keeping us company and staying close.
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Jonas Kaufmann, preparing to return to the Metropolitan Opera next week for the first time in four years, opened up about his reasons for staying close to home in Germany: (Bravo to Joshua Barone for these marvelous stories on both Mr. Levit and Mr. Kaufmann.) Last weekend brought the sad news of the death, at 85, of the magisterial Spanish soprano Montserrat Caballé.
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