Expect to do much more traveling over the next year.
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But, truth is, karaage is worth traveling over 6,000 miles.
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Maria has been traveling over the waters of the Atlantic.
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Here you can see it traveling over the Indian and Pacific oceans.
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Potholes and washed out roads have made traveling over the island difficult.
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Businesses that employ individuals traveling over the bridge would pay the levy.
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This year, my wife and I will be traveling over Rosh Hashana.
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The Mets collected 13 hits, none of them traveling over the fence.
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She went last year but is traveling over her spring break this year.
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The Amtrak train reportedly derailed as it was traveling over a highway overpass.
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For most people these rivers are the only means of traveling over long distances.
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Hurricanes thrive on warm water and traveling over land deprives them of that fuel.
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There's simply more audio information traveling over a wire than can travel over the air.
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Hughes expects to reach an altitude of 1,800 feet while traveling over a mile on land.
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Still, the psychological toll of traveling over the ice was becoming evident in the Plaisted expedition.
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The Boeing 777 flew from New Delhi to San Francisco last Monday, traveling over the Pacific Ocean.
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If you're traveling over Thanksgiving, hopefully, you're planning on buying your plane tickets within the next week.
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So many are stuck in this horrible jam because so many people are traveling over the holiday.
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Time traveling over the years has caused the very walls of space and time to become thin.
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Some travel deals are best gifted on Valentine's Day, as opposed to actually traveling over the holiday.
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I've used the i5-powered Pro 7 while traveling over the course of the last few days.
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Graphic: Wikimedia user James919 (Wikimedia Commons)Opportunity exemplified this mobility, traveling over 28 miles across the Martian surface.
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I've been traveling over the last few weeks so my reading has been even more disorganized than usual.
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The cool thing is that the messages, even if they're intercepted while traveling over the internet, cannot be read.
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The display was her reason for traveling over 000,000 miles to Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas.
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Instead, consider traveling over the weekend so you can give yourself more time to recover from a long journey.
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There should not be a single occupancy vehicle that's traveling over the Williamsburg Bridge during the L train shutdown.
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Opened as a civilian airfield in 1948, Zaventem is an international airport, traveling over 20 million people per year.
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With enough participation, we could significantly reduce the 11,000 vehicles traveling over Williamsburg bridge and carve out space for BRT.
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Chevy claims he was traveling over NY's Tappan Zee Bridge on February 9 when a black pickup cut him off.
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In an Instagram post on Saturday, he wrote that he was happy to not be traveling over the holiday weekend.
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If you are traveling over the winter holiday, leave $2 to $5 per day in your hotel room with a note.
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CNN's source said the missiles would have avoided traveling over the Persian Gulf where US and Saudi radar systems are strongest.
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Unfortunately for those traveling over the past few days, unexpected heavy snow hit parts of central and eastern China, causing major delays.
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But on their way home one evening, the bridge the siblings are traveling over collapses, killing Hi's brother while miraculously sparing him.
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Then in November, the FCC scrapped Obama-era net neutrality regulations, giving ISPs even broader control over the data traveling over their networks.
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But Nubia spent 201 hours and more money than she can afford traveling over unpaved roads and unbridged rivers to make her appointment.
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So, when traveling over the last month and a half, I made it my mission to visit McDonald's in every country I entered.
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"It appears the vehicle was traveling over the tracks and did not stop," Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Teri Barbera told CNN.
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Following a serious struggle with lupus, the 24-year-old singer has been traveling over the past few months for her Revival World Tour.
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Originally visitors circled the model in aerial "helicopters," but now there's a ramp that winds around the room, mostly traveling over the outer boroughs.
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Kuwait, which reported 213 people infected with the coronavirus, called on its citizens to avoid traveling over concerns about the spread of the disease.
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The current locust plague in East Africa is thought to have originated in Yemen, traveling over the Red Sea to Somalia, Ethiopia, and Kenya.
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It can also be raised to 350 or 480 millimeters, about 13.8 inches or 18.9 inches respectively when traveling over rough or flooded terrains.
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The concern about Huawei is that the Chinese government could intercept information traveling over its networks and then use it for sabotage and espionage.
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He was transported to a local hospital before traveling over 200 miles with his parents to Narayana Health City the day after he was born.
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Having retired from professional skiing with 82 World Cup wins under her belt, Vonn has been traveling over the summer with her All-Star beau.
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Google Chromecast for $30 ($5 off): It's not a great deal, but the Chromecast is a handy device to have while traveling over the summer.
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Is there anything more punk than spending two weeks touring through Russia, playing nine shows and traveling over 300 miles on the Trans-Siberian railway?
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The Bronx afforded proximity to major interstate highways, with nearly 50 percent of the Hunts Point Market truck traffic traveling over the George Washington Bridge.
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Traveling over 20 miles a day in packs of six to 10, wolves often work together to take down enormous prey like elk and moose.
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According to ABC News, Manuel was traveling over 90 miles an hour when his Corvette struck an SUV carrying 20-year-old Brittany Stephens and Seyaira.
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Nearly all passengers traveling over the Thanksgiving holiday waited for less than half an hour in airport security lines, according to the Transportation Security Administration (TSA).
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She added that the driver, whom she did not identify, had been traveling over State Route 79 when the pavement over the culvert started to buckle.
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She started talking, a deep, constant flow of words, and told us to focus on our breath, to imagine a ball of light traveling over our bodies.
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Following the MH370 disaster, the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) mandated that most aircraft traveling over oceans report their latitude, longitude, altitude, and time every 15 minutes .
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Unfortunately, drivers could lie and say they were a passenger anyway, so Niantic made Pokémon stop appearing for anyone traveling over 30 mph a few months later.
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That way, instead of traveling over to Hulu to watch The Daily Show or searching Netflix for Black Mirror, you would do so from Apple's own guide.
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The proposal also includes a push for enacting Positive Train Control, a key safety feature that automatically decreases the speed of a train traveling over the limit.
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A record-breaking four million people commented in the FCC proceedings in favor of rules that require internet providers to treat traffic traveling over their networks equally.
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"It appears the vehicle was traveling over the tracks and did not stop" as the train approached, Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Teri Barbera told CNN.
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Family separations were central to the Trump administration's early efforts to discourage migrant families from trying to enter the United States after traveling over land through Mexico.
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SMITH: What happens if you find out that it&aposs not a family member, it&aposs not a parent that&aposs traveling over the border with that child?
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"More people will be traveling over the river and through the woods — including many with Thanksgiving dinners in tow—than in previous years," writes the Chicago Sun-Times.
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The heat, which would soon topple temperature records across the continent, began to stress the sleek Deutsche Bahn train.... A conception of Viking ships traveling over the ocean.
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One piece hit a UPS warehouse facility, about 2130,2170 feet (900 meters) from the runway, after slicing through a portion of the wing and traveling over the fuselage.
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Browning showed off his piloting skills at a flight test on Thursday, breaking his record for speed by traveling over 30mph, covering a distance of several hundred meters.
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DUBAI, Feb 29 (Reuters) - Kuwait called on its citizens to avoid traveling over concerns of coronavirus contamination, a health ministry official said at a media conference on Saturday.
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The flight was traveling from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur on 217 July 22017 when it was shot down traveling over the rebel-held conflict zone in eastern Ukraine.
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The flight was traveling from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur on 17 July 2014 when it was shot down traveling over the rebel-held conflict zone in eastern Ukraine.
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Enda Conway surprised his mother by traveling over 5,000 miles to her home in Claremorris, Co. Mayo, Ireland, when she thought he wouldn't make it home for the holidays.
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The most recent projections show the storm traveling over the southwestern Atlantic Ocean at 6 mph, skirting Bermuda and the Bahamas on Tuesday, and possibly making landfall sometime Thursday.
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All she asks is that you pay $25 per test — or $35-for-two deal if you're traveling over 60 miles to get to Jacksonville, FL, where she is based.
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Perhaps because he was traveling over London in the air, Trump claimed on Tuesday to have not witnessed many protests -- and questioned whether they were a fabrication by the media.
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They actually agreed to an exchange in 1994, but North Korea reneged on the deal later that year after it shot down an American helicopter traveling over the demilitarized zone.
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More recently, in 2008, an Air Canada Airbus A319 traveling over the northwestern area of the U.S. encountered unexpected sudden wake vortex turbulence from an in-trail Boeing 747-400.
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Angie Hutton told Fox News on Tuesday that her son, Colby, of Adamsville, snapped a photo of the cloud while traveling over the Harrison-McGarity Bridge in Savannah several weeks ago.
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It was, after all, Sheriff Jim Clark of Dallas County who ordered his posse to beat, tear-gas and terrorize unarmed civil rights protesters traveling over the bridge on Bloody Sunday.
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And Berklee College of Music in Boston announced that students traveling over spring break to certain states and countries would not be allowed on campus until after a 14-day self-quarantine.
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The attacks, separate from their vileness, were also fundamentally ignorant, assuming that the butterfly center's opposition was based around a concern that butterflies would be physically impeded from traveling over the wall.
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Despite high fuel prices, nearly 43 million Americans will be traveling over the long weekend, and 37.6 million will be driving, making this holiday travel season the busiest since 2005, the AAA predicts.
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He first worked in New York in 1963, traveling over while still a student at London's St Martin's College with letters of introduction to Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, Jim Rosenquist and Robert Indiana.
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In 2012, Elon Musk announced that he was working on a "fifth mode of transport" – a new form of terrestrial travel using pod-like vehicles traveling over 700 mph in near-vacuum tubes.
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NTSB Chairman Robert Sumwalt said at a Sunday press conference that Positive Train Control, a safety feature that automatically decreases the speed of a train traveling over the limit, could have prevented the collision.
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Get it: $19.99 (down from $24) If you're traveling over the holidays, the Bomber Barrel Duffel Bag can carry all your essentials from point A to point B and along all the detours in between.
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Those traveling over Memorial Day weekend are expected to spend a total of $12 billion during their trips, which would be 1.2 percent more than last year's holiday weekend, according to the U.S. Travel Association.
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Importantly, the new evidence suggests ancient hyenas crossed over from Eurasia into North America by traveling over the Beringia land mass during the last Ice Age when sea levels were much lower than they are today.
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The site also has a live feed of the airplanes flight paths around the globe that at the time of writing shows between 60 and 70 of the Boeing aircraft currently traveling over the United States.
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LG: A lot of our listens are probably going to find themselves traveling over the next few days if they haven't been traveling already because it's the holiday season and... KS: Not me, I'm not going anywhere.
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The incident comes eight months after Amtrak 188 – which had been traveling over a 100 mph on a curve with a 50 mph limit – derailed on May 12, 2015, killing eight people and injuring more than 200.
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"I'm going to be traveling over to New York on June 1, I'm going to be defending my heavyweight titles at MSG (Madison Square Garden) against Jarrell Miller," the 29-year-old announced on YouTube on Wednesday.
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Instead we abstracted away that reliance on a connection ID, so no matter if the device is traveling over LTE or Wi-Fi it all gets to the same place and the underlying connection can still continue.
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Mushrooms were hoarded for shortcuts that required them, activated right at the apex of a slide boost, the tiny bounce of the kart activated at the exact time required to minimize the speed lost from traveling over grass.
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Molly and her mother, Niamh (pronounced Neave), are traveling over the next few weeks as Molly goes on a motivational speaking tour, which means she needs to film a month's worth of content in only a few days.
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The bill, titled the Positive Train Control Implementation and Financing Act, would give railroads until the end of the year to enact Positive Train Control (PTC), which automatically decreases the speed of a train traveling over the limit.
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In 2015 and 2016 alone, more than 2.5 million people applied for asylum in the EU, according to the European parliament, with many traveling over land and sea via Italy and Greece, or via Turkey and eastern Europe.
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The derailment spurred House Democrats earlier this month to introduce new legislation to accelerate the implementation of a train safety feature called Positive Train Control (PTC), which automatically decreases the speed of a train traveling over the limit.
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A spokesman for the country's disaster agency told the AP that telecommunications were heavily damaged by the quake and subsequent storm, adding that he hoped international satellites traveling over the country would be able to be used for assistance.
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But when the migrant trying to enter is traveling over remote mountains and deserts for three days, using a fence to slow them down by a few minutes doesn't have the same effect — it borders on the trivial, Rosenblum said.
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The trip is a short four days and the itinerary packed with business meetings, so it doesn't hold out much promise for the Obama fans who have enjoyed watching the former president relax while traveling over the past two years.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Stocks in Asia recovered a little ground Wednesday after a new virus originating in China drove markets into the red earlier this week and disrupted plans for the millions of people traveling over the Lunar New Year.
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According to a source familiar with the Saudi/US investigation into the attacks, the cruise missiles flew at very low altitude to avoid detection and would have avoided traveling over the Persian Gulf where US and Saudi radar systems are strongest.
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Click here to view original GIFFlorian Nick spent six weeks traveling over 3,400 miles across the western provinces of Canada, waking up at the crack of dawn to point his camera at sunrises, and hiking up mountains to capture awe-inspiring vistas.
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The safety agency also found in a preliminary report issued earlier this month that a key train safety feature known as Positive Train Control (PTC), which automatically decreases the speed of a train traveling over the limit, would have slowed down the train.
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Chairman Robert Sumwalt said at a press conference that the implementation of Positive Train Control (PTC), which automatically decreases the speed of a train traveling over the limit, could have prevented the collision that left two people dead and dozens of others injured.
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Chris Hurst, a Democrat, was stopped by police on Sunday after a police officer noticed Hurst's vehicle swerving out of the traffic lanes and "traveling over the posted speed limit for a brief period of time," the Christiansburg Police Department said in a release.
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For example, all internal flights between American cities less than 600 miles apart could be replaced by high-speed electric 'bullet' trains traveling over 200 miles per hour, providing a quicker, safer and cleaner way to get around and built with American technology, steel and workers.
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That proves problematic for the shutdown, and so the DOT announced plans to create a two-way bike lane that connects to the Williamsburg Bridge, and a bus-only lane for the bevy of shuttles traveling over the key overpass, which will be HOV-3 only during the shutdown.
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Travel Tips If you're traveling over a holiday like Thanksgiving, Christmas or Hanukkah, don't forget to celebrate it with style, says Rebecca Gardner, an event designer in Savannah, Ga., who is creating a holiday boutique, Sugarplum Pop-Up, in November and December at the St. Regis New York.
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CreditCreditCarlos Gonzalez for The New York Times Jennifer Gammell has not sat out Black Friday for 13 years — not when she was traveling over the holiday weekend, or living paycheck to paycheck as a young single mother, or even when some of the bargains online began to look more enticing than the doorbuster deals being offered in stores.
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C.), Katherine ClarkKatherine Marlea ClarkToni Morrison dies at 88 Former Virginia deputy AG: Trump's Twitter attacks a 'distraction' from 'substantive' critiques House Democrats inch toward majority support for impeachment MORE (D-Mass.) and Pete AguilarPeter (Pete) Ray AguilarDemocratic leaders seek balance amid liberal push to go big on immigration Katherine Clark quietly eyes leadership ascent The Hill's Morning Report - Crunch time arrives for 2020 Dems with debates on deck MORE (D-Calif.) also signed the letter, which says the Amtrak National Network's routes must implement Positive Train Control (PTC), which automatically decreases the speed of a train traveling over the limit.
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