The pier toward the bottom of the image, isn't either.
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The bus immediately tipped down toward the bottom of the hole.
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Meanwhile, France's Natixis slumped toward the bottom of the benchmark during deals.
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France's Biomerieux tumbled toward the bottom of the European index Wednesday morning.
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Shares slumped toward the bottom of the benchmark, dropping over 9 percent.
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HIS test scores placed him toward the bottom of the applicant pool.
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Buried toward the bottom of the box was a letter, folded once.
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Meanwhile, Norwegian telecoms firm Telenor tumbled toward the bottom of the index.
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But the country still fell toward the bottom of the G7 ranking.
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Meanwhile, Italian banks slumped toward the bottom of the index during Tuesday's trade.
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Looking at individual stocks, Richemont tumbled toward the bottom of the European benchmark.
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Toward the bottom of the wall were three young black men, all shirtless.
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The trendy Dukan and Paleo diets also ranked toward the bottom of the list.
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Looking at individual stocks, Germany's Bayer slumped toward the bottom of the European benchmark.
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Toward the bottom of the menu are what used to be called main courses.
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Self-identification as "green" is toward the bottom of the list, with mostly marginal effects.
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We rank toward the bottom of developed nations with respect to medical graduates per population.
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Indeed, BHP's nearly $11 billion of net debt is toward the bottom of its target range.
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Chesapeake was toward the bottom of the top 10 list for Gen X and baby boomers.
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That's one of the nice things about having the revealer toward the bottom of the grid.
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Worse, the 21991-21998 defeat had sent the club drifting toward the bottom of the league.
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Looking at individual stocks, Denmark's Danske Bank tumbled toward the bottom of the European benchmark on Tuesday.
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Sticking with British stocks, Next tumbled toward the bottom of the index after reporting first-half results.
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Highlights include India's delegation toward the bottom of the shot and smiling delegates from both Luxembourg and Kenya.
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Looking at individual stocks, Switzerland's Lonza Group slumped toward the bottom of the European benchmark during morning deals.
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That puts them toward the bottom of the pile when you compare them with the competition on diversity.
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Rightmove, on the other hand, fell toward the bottom of the index after presenting its full-year results.
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But Castro needed a strong debate performance, given that he's still languishing toward the bottom of most polls.
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Rocketing toward the bottom of the sea behind his diver propulsion vehicle, Joe Mazraani can't believe his good fortune.
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Now, a stream of losses this season has once again plunged the club toward the bottom of the standings.
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The north magnetic pole slipped toward the bottom of the planet, and the south magnetic sauntered toward the top.
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In the latter, a block of stacked horizontal lines seems to be sliding toward the bottom of the picture plane.
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When a plastic object degrades, the resulting microplastics tend to rain down like ash toward the bottom of the ocean.
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Britain's Aston Martin and Funding Circle recently sold shares toward the bottom of their ranges, and have since fallen further.
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Move your cursor down toward the bottom of the window and the shower will turn into more of a storm.
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For the latter, tap on "Video" then press down on the circle toward the bottom of your screen to record.
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But down toward the bottom of the list of projects, the resolution really lets its hair down and gets funky.
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Shares of the bank slipped toward the bottom of the European benchmark on the news, down 3.4 percent at 4.45 p.m.
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At the other end of the scale, France's Natixis shook off earlier gains to sink toward the bottom of the index.
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Inflation stood at a 0.53 percent annual rate in February, toward the bottom of the government's 1-3 percent target range.
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Ohio was perhaps the most important state of the 2012 election, yet now it's toward the bottom of this article. Mrs.
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The company said it had priced its offering at $14 per global depositary receipt, toward the bottom of its expected range.
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Of all the problems afflicting Nycha, lead was thought to be somewhere toward the bottom of the list, former officials said.
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On a computer, this should be a gear icon that appears toward the bottom of the screen, next to your username.
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Lumo recommends placing the part of the sensor with the USB plug toward the bottom of the clip for more accurate results.
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Unsurprisingly, Republican-controlled states that have passed right-to-work laws to weaken labor unions fell toward the bottom of the list.
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In the left pane of the Gmail window toward the bottom of the list, click the triangle next to the More menu.
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There's such a low level of public investment in educating our children, our kids perform toward the bottom of all industrialized nations.
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The Dukan and paleo diets were also toward the bottom of the list, which US News attributed to the diets being too restrictive.
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Skanska tumbled toward the bottom of the index Friday afternoon, after the Swedish builder posted a surprise fall in first-quarter operating earnings.
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Shortly before midday London time on Tuesday, AIG's stock was languishing toward the bottom of the FTSE 100, more than 1 percent lower.
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Each red dot toward the bottom of the graph represents a recession since 1980: 1981, 1989, 2000 and the financial crisis in 2007.
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As my career wound down, I sank toward the bottom of the order, at times batting eighth just in front of the pitcher.
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With just 40 percent of Americans having confidence in elections, the U.S. ranked toward the bottom of all the countries that were surveyed.
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Looking at individual stocks, Denmark's Pandora slumped toward the bottom of the European benchmark, after Morgan Stanley slashed its price target for the company.
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Then you can label it and share it with a friend or family member by pressing the buttons toward the bottom of the screen.
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Among household goods, Reckitt Benckiser dropped nearly 2 percent after J.P. Morgan cut its target price, dragging toward the bottom of the FTSE 100.
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This was the first moment I realized we'd booked business-class seats — you can see the fare mentioned toward the bottom of the page.
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To set a level, open the Settings app, select Music and, under the Playback area toward the bottom of the screen, tap Volume Limit.
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Shares of Shell tumbled toward the bottom of the European benchmark during early morning deals, down more than 4% shortly after the opening bell.
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As a whole, emerging equities are down 6.6 percent, toward the bottom of BAML's cross-asset table of winners and losers in dollar terms.
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Meanwhile, insurer Swiss Re slipped toward the bottom of the European index after it was hit by large claims in its first quarter of 2019.
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At the other end of the scale, recruitment giant Hays tumbled toward the bottom of the index despite posting a rise in profits on Tuesday.
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Of course, some of the other classes toward the bottom of this list should give us pause before writing the book on this year's crop.
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And the Sooners almost certainly will take stock of their defense, which ranked toward the bottom of the 130 top-level teams in college football.
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After reaching the Stanley Cup finals in their inaugural year, the Golden Knights have spent much of this season toward the bottom of the standings.
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My favorite part of this puzzle was that the theme kept me guessing until I finally got the revealer toward the bottom of the grid.
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Toward the bottom of the letter box, I found a note from my grandmother Lee's new boyfriend, Arthur, who was soon to be her husband.
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Zachary Crockett / Vox With a score of 210, Resurgence lingers toward the bottom of the lowest-rated sequels, but it is far from the worst.
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Meanwhile, shares of 1&1 Drillisch tumbled toward the bottom of the European benchmark, losing 9% despite winning spectrum in Germany's 5G mobile auction last week.
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Iggy Azalea thinks the furor over Beyonce's "Becky" reference in her album "Lemonade" has put it toward the bottom of the heap as a baby name.
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McEwan said his "only regret" was falling short on targets to improve RBS's customer service, with the bank languishing toward the bottom of customer satisfaction tables.
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In a proviso toward the bottom of the agreement, Uber granted itself a privilege to field public records requests that the city receives regarding its partnership.
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When you are ready to create the GIF, tap and hold the shutter button (the large white button located toward the bottom of the camera screen).
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A CNN/ORC nationwide poll released late last month found both Kasich and Bush languishing toward the bottom of the GOP field in the low single digits.
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France's Casino Guichard also slumped toward the bottom of the index, with shares dipping 3 percent lower after Moody's cut its long-term ratings for the firm.
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In the Choose Your App Mode area toward the bottom of the window, select Dark; you can pick a custom accent color for your windows here, too.
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Toward the bottom of the puzzle, there's 49A (think uncomfortably warm, or pressured), 51A (possess), 54A (gleeful), 5893A (an award finalist), 58A (methods) and 59A (Pearly Gates).
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Look toward the bottom of the Western Conference standings and it almost feels like the NBA issued a stay to outlaw tank jobs for the 30-22.0 season.
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Toward the bottom of the scale was retired football player and fan favorite Doug Flutie, who is paired with pro Karina Smirnoff; their foxtrot scored only 15 points.
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What makes Apple's newest battery case different from its predecessors is its dedicated camera button, which is located toward the bottom of the case on the right side.
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Others, including American Airlines and Chile-based Lan, offered open seats on closer to 50 percent of surveyed flights, putting them at or toward the bottom of the list.
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States including Texas and North Carolina wind up toward the bottom of the list, despite being hubs of excellent higher education with progressive cities like Austin and Raleigh-Durham.
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If you're concerned or just want to play it safe, you can always find the link to "Log Out Of All Sessions" by scrolling toward the bottom of the page.
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In the first place, over the past few years wages for workers toward the bottom of the income stream have been rising faster than wages for those toward the top.
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It shows that when industries are lined up in order of how much money they donate to federal candidates, the gun-rights industry is toward the bottom of the pack.
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Of course, if the Knicks were in a better place instead of languishing (again) toward the bottom of the standings, then maybe Anthony's occasional returns would not be such spectacles.
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After months stuck toward the bottom of the polls, she has earned around 5 percent in several recent surveys of early-voting states, as voters give her a second look.
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But it could also represent the start of a slide toward the bottom of the order if Ellsbury's production continues to fall short of his seven-year, $153 million contract.
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Germany's flagship lender surged toward the top of the European benchmark shortly after the opening bell, before giving up all of its gains to slip toward the bottom of the index.
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Shares of TDC slumped toward the bottom of the pan-European benchmark on Thursday after reports it had reached a deal to buy Swedish Modern Times Group's broadcasting and entertainment's business.
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Mr. Kasich, who is expected to finish toward the bottom of the pack, spent his final day of campaigning on Friday reminding voters — and the news media — how far he has come.
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But in recent decades, the researchers discovered, levels found in corals and turtle shells have become strikingly similar, indicating a shift in the turtles' diet toward the bottom of the food chain.
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Facebook didn't send it to Mashable, for example, and the new question and answer is added toward the bottom of the post rather than at the top where updates are typically placed.
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A recursive spiral of content toward the bottom of the hole, the wishing well, where only a memory remains, an old dream or a friend like the very center of a matryoshka.
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The Ocean Cleanup's previous research had suggested that microplastics rain down like ash toward the bottom of the ocean and so should be less likely to stay floating close to the surface.
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Kasich headed into Tuesday's primary polling toward the bottom of the pack nationally, but polls show he could turn in a strong showing in New Hampshire, potentially raising his profile in future contests.
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Despite those solid ticket sales, the Jaguars have remained toward the bottom of N.F.L. revenue charts because of lagging corporate sponsorship, a particular problem in a smaller market that lacks many large companies.
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Except salt, which was a key risk factor in most countries, the study found red and processed meats, trans fats and sugary drinks toward the bottom of the risk chart for most countries.
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When the day "has clearly taken a turn for the worse," the text veers off the line, toward the bottom of the page, and the words "melt away" appear to melt into the page.
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Brooklyn cannot be accused of tanking since their first-round draft pick belongs to the Boston Celtics this June, but the recent results on the court have it tumbling toward the bottom of the East.
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But then it really picks up, and I love what Marvel did with Mysterio and Zendaya's MJ. I think overall, Far From Home is probably toward the bottom of the top half of Marvel movies.
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If you want to see more info about the account that posted each video, you can either click on the username toward the bottom of the video, or the top-right icon to follow the user.
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If you do not want videos in your feed to play automatically at all, tap Autoplay toward the bottom of the list and tap "Never Autoplay Videos" on the next screen before leaving the Settings area.
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The Pistons have spiraled toward the bottom of the Eastern Conference with seven losses in their last eight games, but they made things interesting in Friday's 105-98 loss at Atlanta with a 36-point fourth quarter.
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But toward the bottom of the page was a new wrinkle: The transition to Medicare for All would now include a parallel provision guaranteeing that unions with employer health care plans would get to renegotiate their deals.
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Petroleum firm Rubis tumbled toward the bottom of the European benchmark after Bloomberg reported the CEO of KenolKobil — an African oil company being taken over by the firm — was set to step down following long-term corruption allegations.
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Looking at individual stocks, cigarette maker Imperial Brands slumped toward the bottom of the European benchmark after it reported weaker-than-expected sales of its e-cigarettes on Wednesday, sending its shares to their lowest level this year.
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Your educational information should go toward the bottom of your CV — not because it's unimportant, but because the degrees, honours and accolades you've earned are not generally something a potential employer or recruiter is going to gloss over.
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"Thor" isn't the worst-reviewed MCU movie among critics (that honor goes to the sequel, "Thor: The Dark World," and "The Incredible Hulk"), but it's toward the bottom of the list with a 77% Rotten Tomatoes critic score.
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CIBC, Canada's fifth-biggest lender, warned earnings growth could come in toward the bottom of its target range of 5 percent and 10 percent next year, citing geopolitical tensions and slowing economic growth north and south of the border.
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That means an update to the more traditional mechanical "diving board" version found on the 2012 version, which concentrates the clicks toward the bottom of the area, so the resulting click decreases as you move up toward the keyboard.
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Winston Lee, a teacher at Letcher County Central High School, was picking up exams about World War II in his 11th-grade history class when he noticed an asterisk with a small note toward the bottom of one exam.
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Shares of the department store chain tumbled 6.5 percent after it reported falling sales during the crucial holiday period and, as a result, said full-year profit would be toward the bottom of the range it had previously forecast.
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" HAWAII VOLCANO ERUPTION FORMS NEW LAVA &aposISLAND&apos JUST OFF COAST The scientists noticed a sudden spike in seismic speeds toward the bottom of 200-mile cratons, or sections of rocks found "beneath the center of most continental tectonic plates.
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Here's what it looks like sped up: People can request that Play Tetris move the current block left or right, rotate it, or drop it down, all while the block is constantly moving down toward the bottom of the screen.
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In its favor: The people who love this movie really love this movie, which suggests there are enough of them to keep it in the running for a couple of rounds at least, albeit toward the bottom of the pack.
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All the usual suspects including Comcast, Charter (Spectrum), AT&T, Verizon, and Optimum once again fell toward the bottom of the barrel in terms of overall satisfaction, reliability, and value, largely mirroring similar studies from the American Customer Satisfaction Index.
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On the other hand, you're patting the woke bae on the head — because, while his intentions may be in the right place, he's often toward the bottom of a very steep learning curve, not fully appreciative of how far there is to climb.
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I can appreciate Sony's effort to stretch the display all the way to the bottom, but the ergonomics yielded from its easy-to-hold design are thrown out the window when I try to flex my thumb toward the bottom of this huge screen.
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Uber priced shares in its IPO toward the bottom of its target range at $45 and the stock ended its first day of trading on May 10 down 7.6% at $41.57, even as the S&P 500 reversed losses to end in positive territory.
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Budweiser APAC, whose portfolio of more than 50 beer brands includes Stella Artois and Corona, guided potential investors toward the bottom of a marketed pricing range for its Hong Kong float, which would be the world's biggest IPO this year, Reuters reported on Thursday.
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Burberry also gave a bleak outlook for the current financial year, saying it expected profit to come in toward the bottom of market forecasts, which it said ranged from 375-13 million pounds, and be more weighted to the second half than last year.
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Advocates of this view have circulated on Twitter a graphic, drawn from data from the nonprofit group OpenSecrets, showing that when industries are lined up in order of how much money they donate to federal candidates, the gun-rights industry is toward the bottom of the pack.
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The Celtics were 21-of-229 from 210-point range as they continue to sink down toward the bottom of the league in that category; they are shooting 22 percent from long distance during the 216-33 swoon after making 23-of-2100 against the Knicks.
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The party's other top targets to flip cluster toward the bottom of the list, including Florida, North Carolina and possibly Georgia; among high-emitting states only Iowa, Ohio (21) and perhaps Texas might draw much Democratic interest in 2020, and none of those are guaranteed targets.
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Carolynn Phillips, a middle school arts teacher from coastal Brunswick County who was named the county's Teacher of the Year for 2018, called Wednesday's protest a cry for respect from teachers whose pay ranks toward the bottom of the teacher pay scales in the 50 U.S. states.
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But if you were to take just one glance at how much cash each Democratic candidate has—a time-honored proxy for figuring out who the front-runner is—you would see that same name, Pete Buttigieg, way down toward the bottom of the list of 2020 contenders.
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Frustration over the failure to remediate the dire, even gruesome, situation of those toward the bottom of the American economic order — and resentment against the elites who have allowed this situation to persist — has clearly provided much of the momentum behind the campaigns of Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders.
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Toward the bottom of the obituary, the author quoted at some length from that 1973 court ruling, citing the majority opinion of Justice Harry Blackmun, who spoke for the court in saying that a woman's right to an abortion was found in the 14th Amendment to the Constitution.
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The website for Alaska's Divisions of Elections carries the following warning, squirreled away toward the bottom of the page:When returning the ballot through the secure online delivery system, your [sic] are voluntarily waving [sic] your right to a secret ballot and are assuming the risk that a faulty transmission may occur.
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Jay InsleeJay Robert InsleeEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Andrew Yang promises mass pardon to those imprisoned for nonviolent marijuana offenses 13 states file lawsuit over Trump 'public charge' rule MORE (D) and a handful of other candidates toward the bottom of the polling ladder.
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A little more than a year before her death, on July 13, 1996, the details of a divorce settlement between Diana and Prince Charles were formally announced, and were tucked toward the bottom of The Times's front page: The untangling of the royal marriage had been watched carefully for years, and her departure from the royal family did not dull public interest in her.
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It takes a found episode of a Charlie Rose television talk show and digitally replaces the guest with a charcoal-colored being whose head looks like a conch shell; the alien has arrogantly propped a leg up on Rose's table and is mouthing the lyrics to the Wolf Eyes song, with its steady, menacing beat, if that thing toward the bottom of the being's head is called a mouth.
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But it is what lies toward the bottom of the array that gives the project its distinction: about 30 white refrigerator-size battery banks courtesy of Tesla, the electric carmaker The facility, the Mountain Ash Solar Farm, is not running yet, but, along with a similar, larger project under development in Hawaii, it offers a steel-and-glass example of what Elon Musk, the chief executive of Tesla, and his cousins, Lyndon and Peter Rive, founders of SolarCity, have in mind for their merger planned for this year.
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