He takes comfort from Wall Street run-ups and scrambles after reversals.
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She takes comfort in her dog, Cassie, a Labrador-golden retriever mix.
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Muhammad Ali's daughter Laila Ali takes comfort knowing that her father isn't suffering anymore.
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" Pino said he takes comfort in these photos as both women "looked really happy.
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She said she takes comfort in remembering her last conversation with him about Indianapolis.
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HONG KONG LEADER SAYS SHE TAKES COMFORT FROM RELATIVELY CALM AND PEACEFUL PROTEST ON SUNDAY
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Remembering the good times In her quiet moments, Calderwood takes comfort in remembering good times with Mollie.
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Bush's granddaughter Jenna Bush Hager takes comfort in the fact that the three of them have finally been reunited.
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If you thought that Wolf & Shepherd's dress shoes were comfortable, the Glider Sneaker takes comfort to a higher level.
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Meanwhile, Jenna takes comfort in knowing that although her late grandfather gets to be reunited with his late wife Barbara.
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She takes comfort that she rarely encounters the same rage face-to-face that she gets on Facebook and Twitter.
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Yet, the objects also convey intimacy, as if the person who would make and keep these takes comfort in them somehow.
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He takes comfort from the fact that it is increasingly common for renewables sustainably to produce half a location's electricity supply.
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Point guard Tony Parker, for one, takes comfort in the knowledge that Popovich remains the man steering the Spurs through the storm.
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She worries about being lonely, but takes comfort in the fact that several of her schoolmates are also planning to go to Japan.
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Roberto said he sees what his family is going through as a test from God, not a punishment, and takes comfort from his spirituality.
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This is the woman who let Nichole go but takes comfort in being told she's still a mother, a title no co-rapist deserves.
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The maids represent differing responses to oppression: Solange wants to rise up and rebel, whereas Claire takes comfort in the illusion that they have fashioned.
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She takes comfort from local efforts like a project in Utica, N.Y., where Bosnian Muslim immigrants and local Unitarian Christians watched a Super Bowl together.
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She knows one day her children will face the same loss and takes comfort in her belief that Nevaeh will never leave her brother's side.
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Like an athlete who takes comfort in the score of a game that has been won, Trump likes it when the numbers indicate he's doing well.
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Yet Drew is neither resentful nor neglected, and it's clear Katie relies on and takes comfort from him, and is devoted to both him and to Devon.
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But the final scene, in which the Forester, ruing her loss, recognizes one of her young and takes comfort in the cycle of life, seemed anticlimactically mild.
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"The market knows about Steinhoff issues in Europe and takes comfort in Steinhoff statements that they quite clearly refute these claims," said Wayne McCurrie, fund manager at Ashburton Investments.
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And it takes comfort from the fact that, when it comes to Mr Trump's scorn for American alliances in Asia, it is in a different position from South Korea.
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According to Boeder Harris, one significant insight of the study so far is that what one survivor takes comfort in (such as physical contact), another may find re-traumatizing.
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Mr Li takes comfort in the domestic success of Buick in China, where drivers looking for a practical, upper-middle-range car last year snapped up more than 200,000 Envisions.
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But when it comes to making any real commitment to Opal or her daughter, Nola dashes and takes comfort in the heteronormative scripts and poly power plays she's used to.
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When the military, the police, and all forms of help are gone for this small town, everyone takes comfort in wild solutions, including killing Alex herself, or killing her suspected rapist.
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If Vladimir Putin takes comfort in NATO's waffling, or doubts US willingness to spring to the defense of the Baltic republics, it's here any shootout between NATO and Russia could start.
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Jenna Bush Hager takes comfort in knowing that although her grandfather George H.W. Bush has passed away, he gets to be reunited with his late wife Barbara, who died in April.
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Ray takes comfort in Lucien's advice; his relationship with his father was not always comfortable, and the terrific Mr. Kang movingly conveys his regrets, some connected to his father's resistance to his dedication to cooking.
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Tepperwien takes comfort in the fact that he did report Messina, because he said if more people would take action from day one, there would be fewer men allowed to attack people for years without consequences.
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The idea of what's "real" and what's not is blurred in Blade Runner 2049's love story, but it's clear that K takes comfort from Joi's presence, and that she makes him feel like an individual.
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The success or failure of this kind of gaslighting isn't whether the elites themselves get played for fools, but whether the downstream target audience takes comfort in the existence and durability of the alternate school of thought.
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Fitch takes comfort, however, from its understanding that some major producers have a film production pipeline of up to seven years, and the very long-dated relationships that Pinewood has had with the major global film production groups.
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Books News Sigrid Nunez won the National Book Award for fiction on Wednesday night for her novel "The Friend," which centers on a lonely writer who takes comfort after her friend commits suicide in caring for his Great Dane.
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" With all the unknowns involved in the treatment of mental illnesses, Mason said he takes comfort, as a clinician, in Freud's definition of the goal of treatment: "Much will be gained if we succeed in transforming your hysterical misery into common unhappiness.
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On the one hand, he told the Council on Foreign Relations in December, he takes comfort from the fact that Wall Street banks are offloading risky loans to investors — when they do, it moves that risk away from the heart of the financial system.
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No matter the many life or death scenarios in which Arrow actress Emily Bett Rickards (aka Felicity Smoak) finds herself on the hit CW show, Rickards takes comfort in the fact that as one half of fan favorite TV couple "Olicity," things between her character and Stephen Amell's (Oliver Queen/Arrow) will never have a completely happy ending.
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Peter Turnbaugh cautions that the science is not yet able to recommend a particular set of microbes, let alone how best to get them inside your gut, but he takes comfort from the fact that our microbial populations are "very plastic and very malleable"—we already know that they change when we take antibiotics, when we travel, and when we eat different foods.
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Peter Turnbaugh cautions that the science is not yet able to recommend a particular set of microbes, let alone how best to get them inside your gut, but he takes comfort from the fact that our microbial populations are "very plastic and very malleable"–we already know that they change when we take antibiotics, when we travel and when we eat different foods.
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Peter Turnbaugh cautions that the science is not yet able to recommend a particular set of microbes, let alone how best to get them inside your gut, but he takes comfort from the fact that our microbial populations are "very plastic and very malleable"—we already know that they change when we take antibiotics, when we travel and when we eat different foods.
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Former CIA Director John BrennanJohn Owen BrennanWebb: Questions for Robert Mueller A brief timeline of Trump's clashes with intelligence director Dan Coats Trump critic Brennan praises his Iran decision: I 'applaud' him MORE on Thursday said he takes comfort in knowing that "the rule of law" is prevailing days after two of 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's former confidants were found guilty or pleaded guilty in federal criminal probes.
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The new Maharajah of Dharmagar takes comfort in his latest vision, which shows his wedding to Molly.
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Clara tells the Doctor she does not want to see him again, and takes comfort with Danny in the present.
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After the battle Tobias continues to question who and what he is. However he takes comfort in his relationship with Rachel and she kisses him for the first time.
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Fitz enters the portal and finds Simmons on a barren planet, bringing her back as Johnson's power destroys the Monolith. Later, Simmons takes comfort with Fitz after a nightmare of her time on that planet.
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Tom recovers from his wound, but is still very weak. Hester takes comfort in the knowledge that the city will be secret and safe in this new land, and is pleased to discover that she is pregnant.
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Tom recovers from his wound, but is still very weak. Hester takes comfort in the knowledge that the city will be secret and safe in this new land, and is pleased to discover that she is pregnant.
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Linden wakes up in the "real" world, finding Covenant dead, as expected, but takes comfort in the knowledge that through his love, she has redeemed both herself and the Land. At the very end of the book, Linden takes Covenant's white gold wedding ring.
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Her father Jurek is also overwhelmed by the impending loss of his beloved wife. After the death of the mother her father takes comfort from alcohol. Shortly after the father dies. Julia found only in the arms of Adrian to rest, but this in turn destroyed her marriage to Piotr.
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Gloria dies in the hospice with CJ and Toby by her side. CJ comes to work part time in the hospice. Then, one day, she checks herself in after deciding to end her dialysis treatment. She takes comfort in Toby’s presence, telling him that he reminds her of her dogs Molly and Max.
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His singing greatly affects those watching him. After one night submerged in the nightlife, he realizes this is not the solution. The following day, Watanabe encounters a young female subordinate, Toyo, who needs his signature on her resignation. He takes comfort in observing her joyous love of life and enthusiasm and tries to spend as much time as possible with her.
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It was a brief but memorable performance. The goateed Judd (clad in a black suit, broad-brimmed black hat, crisp white shirt, and black bowtie) conveyed menace effectively with a broad smile. One review noted that the film got strong support from Judd, Joe Morton (as Scratch's assistant), and Akosua Busia." 'Crossroads' takes comfort in blues," Detroit Free Press, March 14, 1986, 23.
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The odds drop fast, but gamblers and a crooked jockey try to make sure their own favorites win the race. Broadway Bill somehow manages to win, but collapses at the finish line and suffers a fatal heart attack. A saddened Dan takes comfort in deciding to buy and race Broadway Bill II. His enthusiasm persuades Alice and even her dad to lend Dan a hand.
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Until one day, 8-year-old Simone, reveals a secret to her mother. She's convinced her father whispers to her through the leaves of the tree and he's come back to protect them. Dawn takes comfort from Simone's imagination, and starts to believe in it herself; just like Simone, Dawn also likes to spend time in the tree. It starts to dominate their physical and emotional landscape.
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Vivian takes comfort in Rudolfo (who is actually Stefano DiMera) and unwillingly helps with his plan. She and Ivan are accused of helping Stefano kidnap Marlena Evans, but Stefano signs an affidavit exonerating them. She and Ivan are named accomplices in Kristen DiMera 's scheme trapping Marlena in a secret room and are arrested. In exchange for her freedom, Vivian agrees to divorce Victor and gives up her wealth.
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She informs Cerebus that she is leaving him and that she can divorce him if he wishes to, having realized Cerebus does not love her. Cerebus takes comfort in his house filled with sacks of gold, but soon finds it coveted by a rival Pope; a giant stone golem which attacks Cerebus's home. As Weisshaupt commits suicide rather than suffer a horrific death, Cerebus is flung across the continent of Iest.
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Upon coming back home, Lilly sees her father kissing another woman in the office. She takes comfort in spending the evening with Gerri's family, who are loud and open in contrast to Lilly's stony mother and absent father. The girls talk and vow to lose their virginity before leaving for college. As Lilly walks to work as a boat tour guide in Manhattan, David watches from a distance.
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However he takes comfort in the knowledge that Nan, about to give birth, is safe with Ma Turk at St John's Hospital. P.C. O'Brien arrives to arrest Sam, but a bomb explosion blows him into the River Thames, where Sam rescues him from drowning. Soon they learn that St. John's Hospital is also on fire. Chief MacFarlane transfers Ted's crew to the hospital fire and enters the burning building to direct efforts to save the main building.
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Later, he looks up George online and finds that his friend went on to sign up to fight age 16, was decorated as a war hero and became a famous figure in the world of radar technology – recently decorated by Queen Elizabeth II at age 83. Meanwhile, Rani is similarly researching Lady Jane Grey and takes comfort from the doomed queen's letter to her sister affirming that she would go to her death with an unshakable faith.
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Greed and malice hover like smog, but Alaura's charms and bankroll keep Stone on the case ("The Tennis Song"). He fruitlessly pursues the missing Mallory in a scene that recalls a film montage ("Ev'rybody's Gotta Be Somewhere"), only to find her waiting naked in his bed ("Lost And Found"). Stone somehow manages to resist temptation—which is more than can be said for his creator. After Gabby returns to New York, Stine takes comfort in Donna's bed.
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Devastated, the Templetons finally acknowledge that Hoover was telling the truth and have the charges against him dismissed. Some years later, Janice writes a letter to Hoover to thank him for transporting Ivy's ashes to India. While Bill is still in denial, Janice has come to accept that Hoover was correct all along. She believes that both Ivy and Audrey Rose are now at peace and takes comfort in the thought that Ivy will one day be reborn.
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A letter of apology from Margaret arrives, excusing her absence and expressing the hope that she will not come between the two friends. Full of self- contempt, David takes comfort in the fact that Margaret and Philip haven't noticed his passion. Already struggling with his thesis, he abandons it and takes reviewing work with a 'highbrow' weekly in London. He visits Philip and Margaret in Yorkshire, where he notes signs of incompatibility and basks in Margaret's company.
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Zarin begins the season with a shift in her friendships, as she bonds with Ramona Singer but her and Bethenny haven't spoken in months. Zarin takes comfort in bonding with Singer, LuAnn de Lesseps and Kelly Bensimon about their issues with Frankel. Zarin and Frankel come face to face after the downfall of their friendship at the Jill Stuart fashion show. The newfound feud between the two worsens when Frankel reads an article about the two's friendship and she thinks Zarin is responsible.
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He watches as Lucifer is tossed aside and Michael setting his sights on him, as Gabriel tells the Winchesters he's not running and decides to confront Michael. They then battle with him doing very well and landing hits on Michael, who overpowers and kills Gabriel with an archangel blade, to the Winchester's horror. The Winchesters use this as a distraction and retreat to their world. They inform Castiel of Gabriel's demise, which saddens him but he takes comfort in being told that he died a noble death in helping them all escape.
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Rosetta has an affair with Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis) which leads him to leave his new wife Lyn Scully (Janet Andrewartha) on the day of their wedding. The affair does not last, and Rosetta and Frazer begin dating. However, when Frazer confesses to Rosetta that he is really George Brown, the brother of her former fiancé, Johnny Brown, she leaves him and takes comfort with Paul. Upon learning that Paul had an affair with her best friend, Pepper, Rosetta lashes out at him, accusing him of mistreating her friend.
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He nevertheless helps her by writing and posting a letter to her lover, and conceals his feelings for her. They await his reply to the letter or his appearance, but Nastenka grows restless at his absence and takes comfort in the narrator's friendship. Unaware of the depth of his feelings for her, she tells him that she loves him because he hasn't fallen in love with her. The narrator, despairing due to his unrequited love, notes that he has now begun to feel alienated from her as well.
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The audience can see her as a vengeance demon but the other characters are unaware until "Villains". Anya cannot find anyone who wishes vengeance on Xander and so she takes comfort in sex with Spike, an act which puts her relationship and friendship with Xander and Buffy in jeopardy. Spike nearly wishes for some kind of vengeance upon Xander, but after seeing how much her actions hurt him, Anya stops him, unable to go through with it. In the Season Six finale, Willow destroys The Magic Box, leaving Anya jobless in the mortal world.
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She also sometimes struggles in identifying and explaining her emotions, and takes comfort in the rationality of her anthropological discipline. Although it has been stated that Brennan was based on a person with Asperger syndrome, this has never been confirmed in the plot of the series. The creator of the series has stated that the character was never labeled as having the syndrome in order to increase the appeal of the show on network television. This influence on her character also helps to explain her extreme rationality in early seasons, as well as some of her social difficulties.
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The mirror-hungry personality typically seeks a continuous flow of admiration and respect from his followers. Conversely, the ideal-hungry narcissist takes comfort in the charisma and confidence of his mirror-hungry leader. The relationship is somewhat symbiotic; for while the followers provide the continuous admiration needed by the mirror-hungry leader, the leader's charisma provides the followers with the sense of security and purpose that their ideal-hungry narcissism seeks. Fundamentally both the leader and the followers exhibit strong collectively narcissistic sentiments—both parties are seeking greater justification and reason to love their group as much as possible.
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Ace returns to Perivale to attend the funeral of her childhood friend Julian. Despite the atmosphere of the funeral, she takes comfort that she still has the Doctor and returns to the TARDIS. In the 26th century, the planet Heaven, has been designated as a cemetery for the dead of various races, of which there are many at the moment, as Earth and Draconia are in the middle of a war with the Daleks. In addition to the military presence and various civilian settlements on the planet, there is also a community of Travelers and a group of archeologists, led by Prof.
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Yu spoke on behalf of all the descendants of Chinese Transcontinental Railroad workers at the United States Department of Labor induction of the Chinese Railroad Workers into the Labor Hall of Honor on May 9, 2014. "Yu said she takes comfort in seeing her great grandfather's efforts remembered in the halls of the U.S. government". On April 24, 2016, she was presented the State of California's 13th Senate District "Woman of the Year" award by Senator Jerry Hill. In 2019, Connie was the co-editor of "Voices from the Railroad: Stories by descendants of Chinese railroad workers" published by the Chinese Historical Society of America.
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After they lift off from the roof, several warheads hit and the nuclear electromagnetic pulse from the detonations causes the helicopter to crash into the La Brea pits. As the helicopter sinks and the cabin fills with natural asphalt tar, Harry tries to comfort a hysterical Julie by saying someday they will be found and they will probably be put in a museum, or maybe they will take a direct hit and be turned into diamonds. Julie, accepting her fate, calms down and takes comfort in Harry's words, and the movie fades out as the tar fills the compartment. A final explosion seems to imply a direct hit has taken place.
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Danny Madigan is a teenager living in a crime-ridden area of New York City with his widowed mother, Irene. Following his father's death, Danny takes comfort in watching action films, especially those featuring the indestructible Los Angeles cop Jack Slater, at his local movie theater owned by Nick, who also acts as the projectionist. Nick gives Danny a golden ticket once owned by Harry Houdini, to see an early preview of the latest Jack Slater film before its official release. During the film, the ticket stub magically transports Danny inside the fictional world of the film, interrupting Slater in the middle of a car chase.
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News from the Association Nationale des Guides d'Haïti is sparse after the 2010 Haiti earthquake, with International Commissioner Leticia Cadet confirming that she and the Guides she is in contact with are safe and "trying to help as much as we can." Guides were noted by CNN in an articleScout takes comfort in Haiti relief work, Moni Basu, CNN, February 4, 2010 to be assisting with distributing aid in Léogâne.It's the Haitians who Will Rebuild Their Country, Patrick Solomon, Huffington Post, January 27, 2010 Neighboring Asociación de Guías Scouts Dominicanas has set up a working group to mobilize its members and their communities and to coordinate their aid effort. Les Scouts et Guides de France has established a fund to raise money for food, infrastructure and other essential requirements.
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