As the panel's recent absences attest, I am under the weather.
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I'm back at it after feeling a little under the weather.
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We head to work even though we&aposre under the weather.
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Feeling under the weather, so I decide to skip barre class.
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"Tampa feeling under the weather and Kant Go tonight," he tweeted.
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According to Horan, he declined, explaining that he was under the weather.
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Unless you're feeling seriously under the weather, try to maintain your routine.
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The sighting comes after he arrived in Paris reportedly under the weather.
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The sighting came after he arrived in Paris reportedly under the weather.
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Demi Lovato is under the weather and in need of vocal rest.
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Soon afterward, we learn Rosita's under the weather from a vague bug.
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I've been under the weather and needed to get my legs going.
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Be flexibleLet employees work from home if they're feeling under the weather.
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Matisse is under the weather, so he may not look himself tonight.
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If I'm feeling under the weather today, it must be allergies. Arguable.
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It didn't matter if you were tired or a little under the weather.
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He hadn't mentioned anything about seeing a doctor, hadn't seemed under the weather.
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The response that you have is basically you may be slightly under the weather.
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Despite being under the weather, the queen still released a pre-recorded holiday message.
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Payton says he started feeling under the weather on Sunday and got tested Monday.
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When I'm under the weather, I can afford to take a few days off.
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In interviews this week, Sterling has said he feels a bit under the weather.
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Despite feeling under the weather, the queen managed to record her traditional Christmas broadcast.
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If you're feeling under the weather, food might be the last thing on your mind.
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Trump, a notorious germophobe, noticed Scaramucci had a hoarse voice and was under the weather.
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"When I'm feeling under the weather, I can take a few days off," she explains.
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"When I'm feeling under the weather, I can take a few days off," she said.
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Jennifer Lawrence may be under the weather, but her funny bone hasn't taken a hit.
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Left to right: "Mire" (2017), "Under the Weather #2" (2016), "Wave" (2018), and "Neuss" (2015).
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Mr. Trump, they said, would be unlikely to want to admit feeling under the weather.
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LOL. Well by now you know that I'm not 'missing,' just a little under the weather.
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And though the weather was gorgeous, Spears revealed she was feeling a bit under the weather.
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I'm feeling under the weather today and think I'm getting a bit of a head cold.
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" Added Giants manager Bruce Bochy about Cueto being under the weather: "He wasn't at full strength.
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As it turns out, the long night actually left the actor feeling slightly under the weather.
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LOL Well, by now you know that I'm not 'missing,' just a little under the weather.
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She says she's a little under the weather ... and will only perform when she feels better.
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Centers Tyson Chandler and Ivica Zubac also were under the weather, but their statuses weren't announced.
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"You may be in a lifeboat, under the weather, for hours, days, even weeks," Gosling says.
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The fan boy doubtlessly has no idea his beloved Blue is feeling under the weather tonight.
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OF David Peralta was a little under the weather and not in the starting lineup Wednesday.
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If they say yes — or if you're at all under the weather — take a rain check.
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Sondheim: I hope you don't mind doing this upstairs, I'm feeling a bit under the weather.
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Though she was under the weather, Pink delivered a stirring national anthem performance at Super Bowl LII.
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If she bowed out whenever she felt under the weather, she says, she'd never accomplish a thing.
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" When I expressed negative feelings or felt under the weather, he told me I was "ruining our day.
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Ducking under the weather gives me permission to excuse myself from life and curl up in a sunspot.
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The moms share advice and experiences, and take care of each other if someone is under the weather.
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RHP Shawn Kelley, who was under the weather and not available Wednesday night, did not pitch again Thursday.
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It's important to consume inflammation-fighting foods on a regular basis, but especially when you're feeling under the weather.
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It was all the more remarkable as the Serb revealed afterwards that he was still feeling under the weather.
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Your grandmother might have even recommended you drink a hot toddy or three when you've felt under the weather.
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He's probably just feeling so under the weather, just feel bad for him," adding, "He's alright, mate—still alive.
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I had felt tired and under the weather the week before the Pikes Peak Ascent and wasn't sleeping well.
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If your workplace allows you to work from home, choose to do so if you're feeling under the weather.
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So, if Alex is under the weather and misses a few tapings, it won't send the show into freefall.
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There are plenty of illnesses that leave you feeling a bit under the weather but not totally incapacitated, after all.
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I am still feeling under the weather and hope that if I get to bed early, I'll start feeling healthy.
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I'm feeling congested and still under the weather, so we crawl into bed for a low-key night of Curb.
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If your finances seem a little under the weather this year, rising health care costs may be partly to blame.
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I have a chronic illness, and though I'm not immunocompromised, I do feel under the weather more often than not.
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Baker said Strasburg was under the weather due to, uh, the weather and air conditioning and mold in the team hotel.
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Bennett said Thursday that his collapse may have been related to being under the weather for the last couple of days.
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I'm running a half-marathon next month, but since I've been under the weather, I am way behind on my training.
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"He's a bit under the weather and will go through the usual protocols," said Jones, who paid tribute to his contribution.
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Since I've been a little under the weather, I stay in, make dinner, give myself a manicure, and watch Chelsea Does.
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Those who were not under the weather set off for a morning commute, only to find a subway system in chaos.
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White Sox manager Rick Renteria said Shields was feeling a bit under the weather during Tuesday's start but battled through it.
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On Friday, he stopped by Claire's house with flowers, breadsticks and popcorn (her favorite foods!) because she was feeling under the weather.
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"It aches me to share that I am under the weather and have lost my voice," Aguilera, 37, wrote on Instagram Thursday.
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Chicken Zoodle Soup With Bone Broth Keep this hearty soup on standby the next time you're feeling a little under the weather.
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Despite feeling under the weather, Addie kept a smile on her face and appeared to have an upbeat attitude about the situation.
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He appeared on the hit reality entrepreneurship show to seek a $13,000 investment for 10 percent of his company, Under the Weather.
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"She'll be appreciative that you took the extra initiative to cover all your bases, even when feeling under the weather," Shoemake said.
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And if you're Sondheim, there are days like today, when you feel under the weather and the day is full of distractions.
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He used to go right down but now that he has been under the weather the whole process takes a little longer.
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Kelly Ripa, who has hosted the long-running syndicated morning talk show since 2001, skipped the show after feeling under the weather.
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" A spokesman for Biden said the former vice president is simply under the weather and will "be fine in a few days.
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Specifically, if they were feeling under the weather or developed some sort of physical limitation, that tended to decrease their interest in sex.
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That finding could help explain why some people seem to turn gray or develop vitiligo right after being under the weather, Harris said.
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While all of that work means Big Ben will be under the weather for the next few years, it definitely seems worth it.
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Health-related PTO allows employees to return to work focused, contributing more than if they'd turned in halfhearted work while under the weather.
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"If you hear me starting the show, that means numbnuts is under the weather, and he's not here," Esiason said, on the air.
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Pescovitz, of Cincinnati, Ohio, is the owner of Under the Weather and inventor of its sports pods, known for revolutionizing outdoor spectators' experience.
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Regular catcher Matt Wieters was under the weather and did not play Tuesday then got Thursday afternoon off after a night game Wednesday.
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Chances are, you're going to feel under the weather at some point this winter — but it doesn't have to be as miserable as usual.
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She's feeling a little under the weather which calls for an "immunobooster" because she's got a lot of ground to cover abroad in London.
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G Kyle Lowry recorded his ninth career triple-double Sunday despite feeling under the weather in the Raptors' 103-95 victory over the Nets.
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Yet mindfulness — moment to moment, nonjudgmental awareness — may be exactly what your body most needs when you are run down and under the weather.
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But Saturday and Sunday should sparkle, with highs in the 80s and enough sunshine to make us forget how under-the-weather Friday was.
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In 2014, 15-year-old Trevor Sullivan began to feel under the weather, but the teen and his family just thought he had a cold.
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Werth, Wieters help Nats take walk-off win WASHINGTON — Jayson Werth was under the weather earlier Wednesday and wasn't in the Washington Nationals' original lineup.
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"A lot of guys were playing under the weather and the guys went out there and came through against a good Columbus team," Condon said.
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As my school year went on, Niall's father—whose name was Gerry—was more and more "under the weather," which was how Niall put it.
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Unless your workplace is super lax about absences, writing in that you're under the weather can be almost as nauseating as whatever is ailing you.
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"I think I've just been a little under the weather the last couple of days and I think I was a bit dehydrated," Bennett said.
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Stokes used yesterday's post, for which she was feeling under the weather, to highlight a powerful fictional woman juxtaposed with an equally fictional cartoon character.
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DeChambeau, who has been feeling under the weather this weekend, enjoyed a birdie-birdie finish but also carded four bogeys in a round of 70.
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Pescovitz told the Sharks that the day before the accident he asked his brother to give his thoughts about the Under the Weather pod idea.
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During the airing this past weekend ... the show began with a slate explaining McLaughlin was "under the weather" and would not appear on the panel.
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Redick riddles Magic with eight 3s in 76ers' win PHILADELPHIA — The Philadelphia 76ers' star rookie did not play, and their best player was under the weather.
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"As the world knows, I was a little under the weather recently," the Democratic presidential nominee said at the Black Women's Agenda's annual workshop and luncheon.
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Indiana coach Tom Crean admitted some players were "under the weather," but said that was no excuse for sloppy play at crucial moments throughout the game.
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Martinez was feeling under the weather during a 6 2/13-inning start Sunday against Washington and took it easy during his four days between outings.
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Once exposed to the virus, you'll generally start to show symptoms within one to three days and feel under the weather for five to 10 days.
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He was apparently under the weather this weekend, but he has yet to really establish his position with Injustice 2 the way he did earlier games.
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Photo by Brook Bobbins A$AP Ferg is tucked in the back of the Crosby Bar at New York's Crosby Hotel, and he's feeling under the weather.
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I am hungry and feeling a little under the weather so I make a PB & J, chug a glass of Emergen-C, and go to bed early.
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Instead, there are players who enjoy the silliness, the absolute goofiness, of a theme park that just seems to be a little under the weather right now.
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" Though H.E.R. was still feeling under the weather and had to spend time in the doctor's office instead of celebrating, she says she "was still really happy.
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Because now I'm vaguely under the weather, with flu-like symptoms and a negative flu test, and no idea whether or not I have the novel coronavirus.
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These are the jammies you're going to reach for on a cold winter's night or when you're feeling a bit under the weather and need some comforting.
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"We were both kind of feeling under the weather, so I said why don't we just order Indian food and watch some zombie movies," Dr. Folkert said.
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As fear over the new coronavirus spreads, companies are asking employees to work remotely or stay out of the office if they are feeling under the weather.
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Managers should pull aside any employee who is under the weather and ask if they'd like to work from home or take a sick day, she said.
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Centrowitz said that had he not felt under the weather during the week, he might have had the energy to push into the lead earlier in the race.
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Despite feeling under the weather on Wednesday, Clarkson didn't let her stomach pain get in the way of hosting and performing two musical numbers at the annual awards.
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Ahead of walking several fashion shows, the 22-year-old model revealed to her followers that she was feeling under the weather and suffering from a high fever.
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Ledecky, who won Olympic gold in the 13, 400 and 800 in Rio, had been feeling under the weather since arriving in South Korea last week, it added.
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Even though he was feeling under the weather, he bought a box of Raw rolling papers in the smoke shop downstairs, then headed upstairs for a recording session.
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A spokesman for Biden told CNN that he is under the weather and will "be fine in a few days," but declined to comment further about his condition.
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While following a regular fitness routine is beneficial to your overall health, it's important to listen to your body and adjust your workouts when you're under the weather.
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"A lot of my team is under the weather with the change of weather and the air conditioning in the hotel and the air conditioning here," Baker said.
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Therefore, it was not only a matter of tracking/forming habits, but really understanding that not having an organized routine would usually make me feel under the weather.
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I had gone wakeboarding on a warm lake during a trip to Las Vegas, and I woke up a few days later feeling a little under the weather.
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Catching an illness from a pet is rare, and people don't usually have to worry about their own health just because their furry friends are feeling under the weather.
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There's one interview, and I think she might be a little under the weather, and she's doing an interview, and she's trying very hard to enunciate that MGM speak.
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But it appears that on Sunday she rallied for her first public appearance in nearly one month and her first outing since confirming that she was under the weather.
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If you feel like you're always under the weather, or your primary care physician has mentioned that they're concerned about your health, then your job may be the cause.
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Brad Marchand is expected to play despite feeling under the weather and missing Monday's practice while forward Loui Eriksson is expected to shift to center in place of Spooner.
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Pinch hitter Brock Holt, held from the starting lineup for feeling "under the weather," walked on four pitches to load the bases and set up Benintendi off the bench.
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Some managers reward employees who "tough it out" and show up under the weather, while other company cultures encourage sick employees to work from home or stay away altogether.
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But kids aren't so forgiving, or compliant, and even gently sticking the business end of a digital thermometer in their ear can trigger a meltdown when they're under the weather.
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The palace said in a Thursday statement that the 92-year-old monarch "is feeling under the weather" and will not attend a morning service at St. Paul&aposs Cathedral.
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In a video shared to Instagram, she revealed that Selena's strength gave the rapper the confidence to perform in front of the massive crowd — particularly while feeling under the weather.
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Instead—though he is under the weather at the moment—it favours the victor of last year's PGA, Jason Day (above), giving him a 10.5% chance of defending his title.
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"It's been a long time coming," smiled the woman known in British athletics as 'KJT' as she admitted to feeling particular satisfaction after feeling under the weather during the week.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters Health) - When an endurance runner with a history of heart failure felt under the weather, he brought his activity tracker data from a workout to his cardiologist.
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Trudeau said that Sophie, who has tested positive for the virus, was "under the weather" and had a headache, but that he and his children were "doing fine," Reuters noted.
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But public health officials have taken precautions by quarantining those who were believed to be infected, while warning others who may feel under the weather to stay in their hotels.
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I've been under the weather, not gravely so, but I am going through tissues at a maniacal pace, rewatching "The Crown," and then Googling the royal family on my phone.
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While filming for the MTV reality series, the mom of two FaceTimed her friend Sterling after dropping off son Isaac at ex Javi's house, and complained about feeling under the weather.
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My sister texts me to ask if I still want to hang out this afternoon as planned, but since I'm feeling pretty under the weather, I cancel and take a nap.
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Arguably, I'm about to sound like your mom or your (hopefully favorite) elementary school teacher, but being tired or under the weather or hungry can make you vulnerable to mental disaster.
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If you are feeling under the weather, maintaining home isolation is the non-selfish option, and if you're feeling paranoid, there's no need to stoke your fears in pursuit of wellness.
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The 92-year-old was set to attend a special church service to mark the bicentenary of an order of chivalry but was feeling "under the weather," a Buckingham Palace spokeswoman said.
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He starts on his fantasy football whatever thing and also starts making some homemade chicken noodle soup for dinner with chicken we thawed from the freezer, since I'm feeling under the weather.
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In one of the many lengthy parliamentary debates on the topic, one senator, Reginald Wright, said: I think that people who paint in this manner must be a bit under the weather.
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Their main reasons for doing so include having too much work, not wanting to take a sick day and feeling pressure from management and colleagues to continue working while under the weather.
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RICHARD SIMMONS &aposPLEASED HIS SIDE HEARD&apos AFTER FILING LAWSUIT OVER SEX CHANGE STORY "By now you know that I'm not 'missing,' just a little under the weather," he wrote at the time.
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QUEEN ELIZABETH II CANCELS APPEARANCE DUE TO FEELING 'UNDER THE WEATHER' Bruce Miller, the show's creator, said he heard Winfrey "was a fan of the show" and asked her to make a cameo.
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In 1919, while campaigning for the Treaty of Versailles, "he suffered a massive stroke, but they concealed it and just said he was under the weather and no one was informed," Post said.
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Conversely, if you spend the present complaining about your finances and how under the weather you feel, it's likely you'll continue to feel like a dilapidated colostomy bag left out in the rain.
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Elizabeth, the world's oldest and longest-reigning living monarch, missed a special service last month because she was feeling "under the weather" but has carried out a number of public engagements since then.
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In a less formal office try this, from office etiquette expert Richie Frieman, author of "Reply All … and Other Ways to Tank Your Career":Sorry team, but I'm very under the weather today.
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My obsession with ducking under the weather boils down to a child's desire to go to the nurse's office: I want permission to excuse myself from life and curl up in a sunspot.
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San Antonio was without an All-Star of its own—LaMarcus Aldridge, too, was under the weather—but that historically hasn't much mattered; the Spurs tend to win games like this going away.
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"The good news is that if you or your child are feeling a little under the weather or have a low-grade fever, there's a million other probably causes other than Powassan," says Bennett.
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In her accompanying blog post, Roe wrote that she found out the good news after she decided to take a pregnancy test before ingesting cold medicine while feeling under the weather — just in case.
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"The queen is feeling under the weather today and has decided not to attend this morning's service ... marking the 200th anniversary of the Order of St Michael and St George," a palace statement said.
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Be safe when you plan your house party; follow CDC guidelines for preparing and cleaning your home and tell anyone who is feeling under the weather that there is no shame in RSVPing no.
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It was the fourth time in six starts Harvey did not complete six innings, and Tuesday's outing came after manager Terry Collins said the 27-year-old was "under the weather" and received some fluids.
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GIANTS 12, BREWERS 3 Denard Span homered and drove in five runs in his San Francisco debut, and the Giants beat host Milwaukee despite a sluggish start from the under-the-weather ace Madison Bumgarner.
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"To anyone who knows Hillary," read the first bullet point, "it does not come as much of a surprise that even when she's under the weather, she would want to power through her normal schedule."
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One said she first felt under the weather a day after "not one but two customers coughed on me," she told BuzzFeed News, requesting her name and city remain anonymous for fear of getting fired.
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There was a storm raging (we play outside), I was feeling under the weather and exhausted, the match was a late one, and running around outside was honestly the last thing I wanted to do.
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Cynthia is totally open to debating whether couples should sleep in the same bed if someone is under the weather ... but she says there's only one right answer, and married folks better uphold their vows!
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"To anyone who knows Hillary, it does not come as much of a surprise that even when she's under the weather, she would want to power through her normal schedule," the plan's first bullet point reads.
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While experts advise staying home from work if you&aposre feeling sick, 90% of professionals said they have come into the office when they&aposre feeling under the weather, new data from staffing firm Accountemps found.
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In 1919, while campaigning for the Treaty of Versailles, Wilson "suffered a massive stroke, but they concealed it and just said he was under the weather and no one was informed," George Washington University's Post said.
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UNDER THE WEATHER Lewis said the quarter was impacted by poor weather and also pointed to a tough comparison with the same quarter last year, when Britain enjoyed hot weather and major events including a royal wedding.
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Roommate is gone again — and it sounds like she's a bit under the weather, which means she will probably just stay at her parents' place until she gets better…so I could be alone for a while.
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Khachanov, a strapping 1.98-metre huge hitter with surprisingly fleet movement around the court for such a big man, took advantage of Djokovic being a little under the weather after a week struggling with flu-like symptoms.
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The Briton, under the weather already before the start, led from pole position but smashed his front wing, served a five-second time penalty and survived a wild spin to cross the line out of the points.
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This was the result of a flurry of unplanned cancellations — singing Tristan while under the weather is not advisable — but for audience members it was a valuable chance to free themselves from the overwhelming weight of greatness.
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That means teaching your kids about good hand hygiene, covering their mouths when coughing and sneezing, and keeping them away from high-risk groups when they are feeling under the weather, no matter how mild the symptoms.
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"The queen is feeling under the weather today and has decided not to attend this morning's service at St Paul's Cathedral marking the 200th anniversary of the Order of St Michael and St George," the palace added.
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Some, like rapper Joohoney and vocalist Minhyuk, put more effort into their vocal warm ups; others, like vocalist and notable gym fiend Wonho who was feeling severely under the weather, saved their energy for the real deal.
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It all began on what she called a "normal day" — she had been feeling under the weather, and was also on her period, so had made a run to buy her usual brand of tampons during the day.
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Rubio decided to end the debate with a fist bump, lest we forget he's a cool dad -- a cool dad who's been under the weather this week and doesn't want to get any of his fellow candidates sick.
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A growing roster of telehealth apps and Web services are cutting out the hassles of limited office hours and long appointment waits, not to mention the need to drag yourself out of bed when you're under the weather.
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" However, Reynolds retweeted a post from Aviation endorsing the quarantini, with the brand writing, "While everyone should take precaution during these times we do not recommend having a 'Quarantini' or any alcohol if you're feeling under the weather.
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The men's 1,500 meters saw the biggest shock of the Championships when Italy's under-the-weather Olympic champion Gregorio Paltrinieri was beaten by two young guns of endurance swimming, new champion Florian Wellbrock, of Germany, and Ukrainian Mykhaylo Romanchuk.
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Gemmell unsuccessfully encouraged her to skip one workout when she showed up looking under the weather, and he kicked her out of the other when it was clear by her sluggishness in the water that she was not well.
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"While Serena intended to have Olympia make her screen debut as part of this film, her daughter was under the weather and unable to be on set, but the sentiment remains the same," a Gatorade spokeswoman said in a statement.
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"The Queen is feeling under the weather today and has decided not to attend this morning's service at St. Paul's Cathedral marking the 200th anniversary of the Order of St. Michael and St. George," the palace said in a statement.
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Portwood, 27, was enjoying a romantic getaway in Hawaii with boyfriend Andrew Glennon when she decided to take a pregnancy test after she admitted that she felt under the weather, which brought back memories of being pregnant with daughter Leah.
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" Earlier this month, Silverstone was the keynote speaker at Good Housekeeping's #RaiseTheGreenBar sustainability summit at Hearst Tower in New York City, where she told Page Six that Bear has only complained about feeling under the weather "two times in his life.
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Recently, Hart gushed about his daughter's backstage prep as part of Pink's Beautiful Trauma tour, which resumed in Louisville, Kentucky, on Tuesday after two cancellations due to the family, including 3-month-old son Jameson Moon, being under the weather.
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While Fox, 30, was "under the weather" and unable to attend the world premiere of TMNT in New York on Sunday, her fellow cast mates were quick to praise their pregnant costar and show their support for her growing family.
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When I woke up and had high and strain recovery scores, I had good days; the few times I felt under the weather (or ate and drank too much around Thanksgiving), the app provided affirmation in the form of low scores.
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I was so incredibly proud of him because we were both under the weather, very sick and he pushed and pushed because he really truly loves the show and wanted to do well for the judges, the fans and for himself.
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Whether based on the advice of a doctor or just an enduring bit of homespun wisdom, many people avoid milk, yogurt, and cheese when they're feeling under the weather, on the belief that dairy increases mucus production and will make their symptoms worse.
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QUICK RECOVERY: Maren Morris and Ryan Hurd evoked screams when they appeared before photographers before the show, but Morris, whom a source confirmed felt under the weather, sent her hubby off alone to awaiting reporters and a first round in PEOPLE's photo booth.
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ABOUT THE BRUINS (18-10-5): Goaltender Tuukka Rask was among the players feeling under the weather Thursday, but it certainly didn't look it as he turned aside 37 shots to improve to a healthy 7-0-33 over his last eight starts.
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According to a recent report from Robert Half, 57% of employees sometimes come in to work while sick, and 33% always come in to work while sick, which means that as much as 90% of workers go to work while under the weather.
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"I think we had like five players under the weather — myself included," Nets forward Rondae Hollis-Jefferson said of a stomach virus that several in Brooklyn's traveling party believe contributed to a fourth-quarter fade in its subsequent loss to the Heat.
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After his first competitive round since missing the cut at the PGA Championship two weeks ago at Bethpage, where he felt under the weather, Woods reported a clean bill of health but acknowledged he was not quite as sharp as he would have liked.
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If you're in a hot, sweaty club or rave and you're already feeling under the weather because you're ill, you're going to be even more susceptible to picking up other bugs because you're surrounded by others, so if anything, you're going to compound the problem.
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ET, CSN-DC (Washington), MSG (New Jersey) ABOUT THE CAPITALS (266-267-133): Although T.J. Oshie sealed Tuesday's win with his career-high 213rd goal, the 24 United States Olympic hero has been under the weather of late and missed Thursday's practice as a result.
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ET, Sportsnet One (Toronto), FSN Detroit ABOUT THE RAPTORS (39-18): Lowry became the first Toronto player to score at least 40 points twice during a season since Chris Bosh in 2579-23 and it was needed badly Friday with his backcourt partner under the weather.
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"Chiffon billowing up…" Although a bit under the weather ("I have my kid's cold!" she told the production crew, warning of "phlegm" issues), the star gamely practiced handing a prop statuette to a "winner" and read from a teleprompter positioned at the back of the near-empty orchestra.
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Insomniacs, party animals, new parents of screaming children, people who work 17-hour days at the law firm or stay up all night to close the latest issue of the magazine, the jet-lagged, the under-the-weather, the recently single, the just plain exhausted: This one's for you.
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While Khloé Kardashian presumably wasn't in attendance because she's currently in the third trimester of her pregnancy and spending the weekend in L.A. with boyfriend Tristan Thompson, Kylie Jenner — who gave birth to daughter Stormi Webster earlier this month — revealed on social media that she was feeling under the weather.
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Each of the theme phrases are common two-word phrases or names whose last word is a topic covered on MORNING SHOWs: 17A: NEWPORT NEWS 28A: DRUG TRAFFIC 36A: UNDER THE WEATHER 44A: SPOILSPORTS ■ 1A: Have you ever had a word on the tip of your tongue/pencil/pen/keyboard and just couldn't reach it?
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TENNIS-PARIS Tennis-Under the weather Djokovic staves off Cilic challenge PARIS (Reuters) - Novak Djokovic overcame nagging flu and a formidable examination from Marin Cilic, having to come from a set down to forge into the Paris Masters semi-finals with racket-smashing intensity and extend his winning streak to 21 matches on Friday.
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JOSHUA BARONE at 3 minutes 24 seconds Ms. Uchida may have been a bit under the weather last Friday at Carnegie Hall — she tucked a tissue into her Steinway and used it discreetly between movements — but that didn't stop the flow of sonatas, with their storms, their reveries, their fleet-footed moments of light.
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Every decision I've made over the past months — washing my hands until they chap and bleed, rescheduling a dental appointment from the chair when the hygienist reveals that she's "a little under the weather" — I've made not for my own benefit, but for the kicking, punching, blood sugar-spiking creature wreaking havoc beneath my skin.
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A recent report from human resource consulting firm Robert Half found that as many as 90% of workers go to work while under the weather, and according to the most recent American Time Use Survey from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, just 24% of working adults do some or all of their work from home.
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Whether you're more stressed than usual, a little under the weather, or just got caught in a torrential downpour on your walk home from work, a steamy bath is the best remedy — made only more soothing by lighting a few candles around the tub and plopping a fresh bath bomb into the warm water.
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The day off also gave the Nationals the option of skipping Roark and pitching Game 1 starter Stephen Strasburg on regular rest, but manager Dusty Baker said Strasburg was "under the weather" and would not have been able to follow his routine of throwing a bullpen session two days before his start if called upon Wednesday.
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Other pieces include "Under the Weather #2" (2016), a wooden tower of bent and twisting forms that stands more than eleven feet tall; "Wave" (2018), a massive work of smoothly painted steel, about the size of a grand piano, with an undulating footprint and a scalloped top; and "Mire" (2017), a low-lying network of devilishly intricate wooden structures covered by stainless-steel plates that are attached with a great many screws.
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