Here's how they spent the weekend waiting out the storm.
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Waiting out halfhearted enemies is a key Assad survival tool.
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She should not have been waiting out there that long.
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People at temporary shelter in Bali, waiting out the volcano eruption.
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Surf pools, of course, take the waiting out of the equation.
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They were running a play, killing time, waiting out the Administration.
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That's because waiting out the current U.S.-Turkish crisis seems... imprudent.
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He was waiting out the flood, which would subside hours later.
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Most seemed resigned to the idle mundanity of waiting out an emergency.
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Lopez suggests just waiting out the healing process, which can be months.
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For many companies, that strategy comes down to waiting out the storm.
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When everyone arrived for the rehearsal dinner, Weber was waiting out front.
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"There is plenty more waiting out there for post-apocalyptic tinkerers to explore!"
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Waiting out the remainder of the morning meds session wasn't going to help.
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It's important to stock up on some things while waiting out Covid-19.
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I started contemplating whether a smoothie was worth waiting out this scene for.
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Mostly, though, Tyrion is waiting out the chaos, hoping to figure out whatever's next.
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Others have been it waiting out, choosing to revisit the matter in early 2020.
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We spent the next almost-half-hour huddled together inside, waiting out the deluge.
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President Trump is quite right to say Xi is simply waiting out his presidency.
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"No, man, I've been been waiting out here since 5 in the morning," Chito says.
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" Waiting out the school day, he would think, he said, "I have a tree hut.
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Until then, Ms. White is still living at Arbor Court, waiting out each new rainstorm.
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Pregnant and due next week, she's waiting out the emergency in Marin with her husband's parents.
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For now, ISIS is waiting out the battle for Aleppo and watching its rivals get pummeled.
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But he's gone through the gut-wrenching experience of waiting out his baby son's heart surgery.
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Hiking out, we glimpsed a red-headed songbird perched on a branch, waiting out the drizzle.
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After waiting out a six-hour rain delay, Muchova needed just 68 minutes to dispatch Linette.
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Bill Nelson (Fl.) — lost his bid for reelection this week but may be waiting out a recount.
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Waiting out the line is a badge of honor, a sign of ultimate commitment to your fandom.
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Simon Cox, 66, said the destruction should be a warning for people still waiting out the storm.
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Trump has suggested that China may be waiting out his presidency in hopes of a better deal.
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His position was still open in Florida, and his family was still there, waiting out the school year.
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The 30 families are still on the island, waiting out the long process of resettling the entire community.
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Days later, she said, she's still suffering from vertigo that her doctor recommended waiting out with continued sedation.
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Some residents spent the next three years waiting out the situation—reading, smoking, counting the days until liberation.
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In the morning, I awoke to a message she had sent from the airport, waiting out a delay.
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Generally it does not matter how many people are prodding him along or waiting out in the cold.
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State leaders gave them a part of what they wanted and appear to be waiting out the teachers.
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Nearly 1,000 people were scattered across seven Cumberland County shelters as of early Sunday morning, waiting out the rain.
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Meanwhile, for buyers and sellers, Schleider says, waiting out the L train shutdown is like playing the long game.
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But for now, it's about playing the long game and waiting out the timeline to get the proper licensing.
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We ought to remember that if we hear reports of significant numbers of people waiting out Florence at home.
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We ought to remember that if we hear reports of significant numbers of people waiting out Irma at home.
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We all just stood there, waiting out his tirade, because we were there to be seen and applauded, nothing else.
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Kerry suggested on Wednesday that other world leaders are "waiting out" Trump so they can restore diplomatic and economic relationships.
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I have romantic notions of drinking gimlets with him, waiting out the Santa Ana winds together in some dim bar.
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"The Chinese understand that waiting is not an option, waiting out the president's term is not an option," Brilliant said.
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Luke springs into action, rescuing her from the gunfire, but they're still stuck behind the club's bar waiting out Diamondback's goons.
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And as the chants grew louder — the Bronx was in full throat — waiting out the crowd did not seem wise, either.
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"Waiting out half-hearted enemies is a key Assad survival tool," says Faysal Itani, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council.
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ISIS is basically waiting out the anti-ISIS coalition effort in the Middle East, expecting to lose territory in the meantime.
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Winden's Most Baffling Grandfather-Grandaughter Couple In the bunker, Peter and Elisabeth are waiting out the apocalypse with adult Claudia and Regina.
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If you've been waiting out every buzzworthy HBO season to watch the shows on Amazon Prime, your time is at its end.
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Mexico will continue to provide humanitarian aid to individuals waiting out their legal proceedings near the border, according to the DHS official.
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Texting can help coordinate pickup times so that loved ones don't have to loop around the airport waiting out a flight delay.
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Now they are waiting out the market in a rambling older home just over the border in Wilton, at $5,73 a month.
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White House officials have told the Europeans directly that they believe they are stalling, in hopes of waiting out the Trump administration.
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If you're a responsible human, you're at home right now waiting out the coronavirus pandemic, perhaps getting very drunk on American whiskey.
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Francis Ryan, a 69-year-old retiree who lives in Naples, told BuzzFeed News that he was waiting out Irma in his condo.
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Most countries either barred presidents from seeking re-election, or allowed them to do so only after waiting out at least one term.
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Because liquid alts are seen as a way to safeguard against market declines, some investors become impatient waiting out a strong bull market.
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China is clearly taking the path of absorbing more pain in hopes of waiting out the Trump administration's tariffs and other trade moves.
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Knowing you have a full year to miss payments before risking collections calls or possibly wage garnishment favors waiting out the financial storm.
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Soybean farmers have pushed the limits of crop storage in the hope that waiting out trade tensions will pay dividends, as Trump has promised.
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"[The rover] has fallen asleep and is waiting out the storm," John Callas, Opportunity's project manager at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, told reporters Wednesday.
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And with the State Department having declared that Americans abroad should not expect repatriation flights, their options, beyond waiting out the pandemic, are few.
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Earlier attempts by leaders in the House to complete a detailed inquiry without waiting out the courts on the issue of witnesses fell flat.
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Where Obama was largely waiting out Pyongyang and doing little to squeeze them, Trump's pressure tactics could bite, but require that same strategic patience.
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After waiting out Hurricane Irma in his concrete wine cellar as the storm hit his private Necker Island, Richard Branson's emerged to detail the damage.
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He would say something else, but they would be cut short by Emmie, who was not as good as Deanna at waiting out a storm.
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Bad weather forced another delay — three more days of waiting out the rain and the clouds before making the two-hour flight to Ponta Delgada.
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On Tuesday morning, her oldest daughter, Rose, with whom she had spent the weekend waiting out Hurricane Florence, drove her to her regular counseling session.
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The coronavirus pandemic has put the long-awaited Friends reunion on hold, with television productions shutting down and everyone waiting out the crisis at home.
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I knocked, then looked over my shoulder to see dozens of reporters had beat us there, and were waiting out the storm in their cars.
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Ms. Merkel, known for her patience and for waiting out crises, has not reacted to either the NATO demands or the Group of 20 statement.
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Like hundreds of thousands of young Chinese who traveled back for the holidays, he has been cooped up at home since, waiting out the coronavirus.
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Staff at the St. Augustine Alligator Farm and Zoological Park shared a photo Thursday of a marabou stork waiting out the storm inside a zoo restroom.
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But it appears there could be plenty more problems waiting out there as demonstrated by ethical hacker Inti De Ceukelaire's discovery of the NameTests security flaw.
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"There's always a Toolan waiting out there to keep your ego in check, providing you keep the risk takers and mavericks at your side," Mattis writes.
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"It is worth waiting out there for an hour, two hours, three hours, four hours even to catch a glimpse of something like this," she said.
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Waiting out a rain delay in 1995, Chris DiMarco lamented to a fellow pro, Skip Kendall, that he could not hit the hole from five feet.
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The FBI developed a new strategy of "infinite patience": waiting out militia standoffs rather than creating martyrs, even if they killed people who wanted to die.
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With this backdrop, a small settlement called Prosperity pops up, a refuge for those returning to the surface after years waiting out the devastation in underground bunkers.
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As a new round of U.S.-China trade negotiations started in Shanghai, Trump warned China against waiting out his current presidential term before finalizing a trade deal.
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As a new round of U.S.-China trade negotiations started in Shanghai, Trump warned China against waiting out his current presidential term before finalising a trade deal.
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Couple Marla Sherman and John Kounious are waiting out the blaze at Twin Pine Casino in Middletown with their tortoise and dog, according to CNN affiliate KPIX.
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Both teams took the competition from the diamond to the bullpen while waiting out the weather at Wrigley Field Thursday night ... and the results are absolutely hilarious.
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Waiting out the storm and making the markets work in your advantage by buying are the best strategies to come out of the downturn for the better.
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While waiting out a rain suspension during the second round at Thornberry Creek last week, Kerr said she wished people could "chill out" and not politicize everything.
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Even when commodity markets are off, oil can sit in tankers floating in the ocean waiting out price moves, and it makes no difference to the oil.
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For our most convenient option, we chose the Cuisinart DCB-1303 Automatic Cold Brew Coffeemaker, since it takes the heavy waiting out of making a true cold brew.
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And if I don't, it's because I'm at some other big party, and not because I realized that waiting out the weekend in my bed seemed most fun.
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As for Edwards, who is currently waiting out the storm near Daytona, he was amused by the sheriff's call out and brushed aside peoples' jeers and snide remarks.
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Among the low ceilings are lighting fixtures, electricity, and air ventilation shafts designed to provide enough air to last 40 guests about 30 minutes while waiting out bombings.
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The girls, in their are waiting out the violence and noise surrounding their pastel oasis, braiding each other's hair, playing the piano, and eating meals on fine china.
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At the same time, because of the fickle weather, Lindsey Vonn, Shiffrin's notable if unspoken rival, has quietly gained an upper hand by simply waiting out of sight.
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Those accounts of Romney's problems were often misread; it's not the case that there are waiting out there vast numbers of unattached white voters who would vote Republican.
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Five school police cars circled around the building, and an electric blue bus was waiting out front, ready to wheel off any students who started a follow-up fight.
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To date, US policy has focused on multilateral efforts -- six-country talks and United Nations sanctions -- plus waiting out the Kim regime in a policy known as strategic patience.
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The short trade involves waiting out a correction in the markets today and then shorting that correction, all under the assumption that things will only get worse from here.
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But with the first fatality and the risk of rains bringing even higher floodwaters into the cave, waiting out the monsoon has become a more and more dangerous option.
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Some foreign leaders have determined the best approach to dealing with Mr. Trump is to draw out negotiations for as long as possible, potentially waiting out Mr. Trump's presidency.
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Still, Trump's deputies this week supported his leverage tactics, including waiting out a deal until after the election and downplayed how much another round of tariffs would hurt markets.
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These travelers will have to forgo the gulf airlines that fly directly to the United States and spend more time making connections and waiting out layovers in European cities.
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Ms. Ryles and Mr. Lee briefly dated other classmates, but eventually began waiting out each other's relationship as they held a huge, not-so-secret crush on one another.
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I've been waiting out for so long, and having that 'hey it's not coming out for you' ... it was a bit of a mission [to wait out here] you know?
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The hearing may have implications beyond this deal, with the comments potentially encouraging more acquisitions by companies that have been waiting out the Obama administration, which has rejected several mergers.
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Now that her assignment on the front line has ended, she is waiting out her own 14-day quarantine at a nearby hotel before she returns home to her family.
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What to watch: Iran's strategy of waiting out Trump is both logical and short-sighted, Vaez says, given "they don't seem to have a clear plan" should Trump be re-elected.
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Pishevar's charisma was a big reason why the company was able to attract investor dollars at a time when most venture capitalists were on the sidelines waiting out the financial crisis.
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Bernhardt is waiting out the annual gathering of the nation's lawmakers and top officials in an undisclosed, secure location in the event of a catastrophe that kills the president and cabinet.
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Emma., along with a handful of other films recently in theaters, hit VOD today as studios figure out how to cater to audiences waiting out the coronavirus pandemic in their homes.
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And animals that live in zoos, shelters and wildlife refuges are dependent on people who must decide which is less risky: waiting out the storm, or attempting a stressful, difficult relocation.
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The first is that Ephraim lost his mind waiting out the big storm, so most of what takes place after the night the ship doesn't come is happening inside his head.
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After waiting out a US Justice Department investigation into the arrest, which remains ongoing, New York police in July moved forward with departmental charges of using a chokehold and restricting Garner's breathing.
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If you're a voter right now who isn't happy with the current state of affairs with the Trump administration, are you really stuck for the next few years waiting out this administration?
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Trump on Tuesday warned China against waiting out his first term to finalise any trade deal, saying the outcome would be worse for China if he wins re-election in November 2020.
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Videos uploaded on social media by Rohingya rights activists showed men and women speaking Rohingya language carrying their belongings and livestock to other villages or waiting out the crackdown in paddy fields.
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Trump warned China against waiting out his presidency before finalising a trade deal, saying if he wins re-election in November 2020, the outcome could be no agreement or a harsher one.
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Trump on Tuesday warned China against waiting out his first term to finalize any trade deal, saying the outcome would be worse for China if he wins re-election in November 2020.
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Trump warned China against waiting out his presidency before finalizing a trade deal, saying if he wins re-election in November 2020, the outcome could be no agreement or a harsher one.
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That might also be the motto of Cenzo, an Italian fisherman waiting out the last days of World War II in Martin Cruz Smith's novel THE GIRL FROM VENICE (Simon & Schuster, $27).
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Hey, if there's any way to beat the heat, it's to watch a movie about a family waiting out the winter in a hotel that's slowly driving one of them murderously insane.
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Since December 2017, Morey has spoken openly about how the Rockets are "basically obsessed" with trying to dethrone them, as opposed to waiting out the Warriors' dynasty like so many other teams.
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The government appears to be hewing to a strategy of waiting out Mr. Trump, possibly through his 2020 re-election campaign, even as the dispute has become a drag on the economy.
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Some former WeWorkers said they were waiting out their garden leave, spending the next weeks traveling or relaxing before they start a job they lined up even before they were officially cut.
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He would likely work to keep the trade negotiations alive, they said, but may consider waiting out Mr. Trump in the hope of dealing with a more predictable American leader in 2021.
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As we reported, she had completed her required 450 hours of community service and 52 AA meetings as of December 2017 ... but she was waiting out the clock for probation to end.
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"Our biggest fear is getting back home," Wilmington resident Karen Dries told BuzzFeed News at a hotel in Raleigh, North Carolina, where she is waiting out the storm with her husband and mother.
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Major Wall Street stock averages ended slightly lower on Tuesday, with the S&P 2108.55 losing 0.653%, after Trump warned China against waiting out his current presidential term before finalising a trade deal.
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But given questions over which Newmont deal will proceed, and which assets the final combinations could shed, investors and analysts see other miners waiting out the uncertainties before making any moves for rivals.
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Major Wall Street stock averages ended slightly lower on Tuesday, with the S&P 2108.53 losing 0.693%, after Trump warned China against waiting out his current presidential term before finalising a trade deal.
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But he and his wife are still ramping up their profiles, ready again for a more public stage to pursue their projects after waiting out — and in some cases grinding down — their critics.
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Yet her illness escalates as they get farther from civilization, and Shepard builds a thick haze of dread around them, waiting out this uncomfortable, escalating situation and the build of her horrifying sickness.
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On an especially stormy night in 1962, while standing under an awning to shelter herself from the rain, she began chatting with a man, Alberto Rizzo, who was also waiting out the storm.
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She figures that by waiting out the summer's high rental season, she may find rents as much as a few hundred dollars a month lower when she starts apartment-hunting in the fall.
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Let's say you've been waiting out this whole butterfly keyboard mess and are now ready to go for broke and buy a fully loaded MacBook Pro that'll last you a very long time.
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Mohamed Masalmeh, 70, a Syrian who has been waiting out the war with his family in Ramtha for four years, is barely scraping by, and hardly, it seems, straining the resources of the state.
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U.S. President Donald Trump warned China against waiting out his first term to finalize any trade deal, saying the outcome could be no agreement or a worse one if he won a second term.
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U.S. President Donald Trump warned China on Tuesday against waiting out his first term to finalise any trade deal, saying if he wins re-election in 2020, the outcome will be worse for China.
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DETERIORATING RELATIONS Trump on Tuesday warned China against waiting out his first term to finalize any trade deal, saying the outcome would be worse for China if he wins re-election in November 2020.
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While waiting out the four-year project, they made the most of it, hosting block parties and bands in the middle of a road no one had any good reason to drive down anymore.
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For the foreseeable future the presidency will be both vacant and occupied, with the country reduced to waiting out his tantrum and deciphering its future from a fusillade of tweets and campaign-like rants.
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A member of Flowers' church earlier told an NBC affiliate that 160 people from American churches were waiting out the protests at MOH's office in Titanyen, about 30 miles north of Port au Prince.
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World War II interrupted his education, although, waiting out the war in Frunze, in Kyrgyzstan, where his father was then working, he found unexpected opportunities because the adult male dancers had all been drafted.
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The move is the latest challenge to the government's apparent strategy of waiting out the ongoing political crisis and comes just days after a citywide strike shut down flights and trains, causing travel chaos.
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The strategy of waiting out the early states didn't work for Rudy Giuliani when he ran for the Republican nomination in 2008, skipping Iowa and New Hampshire and hoping to win big in Florida.
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But as far as I can tell, there's nothing here requiring you to treat the meal like a super fast, super efficient experience — it just takes some of the unpredictable waiting out of the process.
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U.S. President Donald Trump warned China against waiting out his presidency before finalising a trade deal, saying the outcome could be no agreement or a harsher one if he wins re-election in November 2020.
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And Cersei, after waiting out the Great War with the dirty sea king Euron Greyjoy and her silent, perhaps undead bodyguard the Mountain, may be growing impatient to assert her hold on the Iron Throne.
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"You look forward to going to bed because it's one more day behind you," said Ms. Wright, 60, who was waiting out her own quarantine period nearby at Travis Air Force Base after testing negative.
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This is the opposite of the conventional wisdom that China and president-for-life Xi Jingping have the advantage of waiting out President Trump, who supposedly needs a trade deal sometime before next year's elections.
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Family unit apprehensions are down 87.4 percent on a year-over-year basis, largely as a result of the administration's policies to limit prospective asylum-seekers from waiting out their cases in the United States.
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After waiting out the fire from the safety of the frigid waters for some time, the group found rowboats and made their way to a tiny island in the middle of the reservoir, Scott told Moak.
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Snow, Cutipa-Zorn, and assistant Zoraida Ingles, a Filipino immigrant, have been at work on the mural for most of the latter half of July, sweating out heatwaves, waiting out thunderstorms, and bonding through it all.
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Some folks are still holed up in their houses, waiting out whatever catastrophe struck their land, and you can convince them to power up their artwork again, lending you shortcuts and paths through the labyrinthine world.
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The least compelling scenes, reportedly added by the producer Hal Wallis, are the interpolated ones of cynical correspondents waiting out the cease-fire negotiations in the town of Panmunjom, just north of the de facto border.
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday slammed what he called a "ripoff" trade deal with the Chinese, and warned the world's No. 2 economy against waiting out his first term in office to finalize any new deal.
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Mark Judge, the man named as a witness to an alleged sexual assault by Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh in the 1980s, is waiting out the media firestorm at his Delaware beach house, The Washington Post reported.
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Removed from sight were more than 100 families who are congregants of Young Israel, forced inside their homes since March 4, waiting out two weeks of self-quarantine at the direction of the Westchester County health commissioner.
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Washington (CNN)On Wednesday, the night before the Ford-Kavanaugh Senate hearing that captivated a nation, projection artist Robin Bell was waiting out the rain in the highly-Instagrammable lobby of Eaton, a new downtown Washington hotel.
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Based on interviews the NYPD conducted at the 34th Street heliport on Manhattan's east side, the pilot was waiting out the weather but for some reason decided it was okay to go, another law enforcement source told CNN.
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OAKMONT, Pennsylvania (Reuters) - Players watched soccer on television, drank coffee, checked mobile phones and just bided their time as they extended their patient approach at Oakmont to waiting out three weather delays at the U.S. Open on Thursday.
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He sat out the first half of the season while waiting out Barca's transfer ban following his summer move from Atletico Madrid, but was offered a 5-year contract for 0003 million euros, according to Chinese outlet Sihu.
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Trump warned China against waiting out his first term in office before finalizing a trade deal, saying if he wins re-election in the November 0.493 presidential contest, the outcome could be no agreement or a worse one.
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Trump warned China against waiting out his first term in office before finalizing a trade deal, saying if he wins re-election in the November 2020 presidential contest, the outcome could be no agreement or a worse one.
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The pan-European equities index closed down 1.5% in heavy trading and Germany's trade-sensitive stocks hit a six-week low after Trump warned China against waiting out his first term in office to finalise any trade deal.
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On Tuesday, U.S. President Donald Trump warned China against waiting out his first term to finalize any deal, saying that if he wins re-election in the 2020 U.S. presidential contest, the outcome will be worse for China.
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But one of the Sarahs moved to Connecticut and the other Sarah's rich dad sent her to the mediocre girls' school in Pittsfield, where all the withered aristocracy waiting out death on our colorful hillsides sent their children.
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"The policy of strategic patience has ended," Mr. Tillerson said, a reference to the term used by the Obama administration to describe a policy of waiting out the North Koreans, while gradually ratcheting up sanctions and covert action.
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday warned China against waiting out his first term to finalise any trade deal, saying if he wins re-election in the November 2020 U.S. presidential contest, the outcome will be worse for China.
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Trump warned China against waiting out his first term in office to finalize any trade deal, saying if he wins re-election in the November 2020 U.S. presidential contest, the outcome could be no agreement or a worse one.
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday warned China against waiting out his first term to finalize any trade deal, saying if he wins re-election in the November 2020 U.S. presidential contest, the outcome will be worse for China.
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It was "a disaster of a year," as General Manager Jon Daniels called it, waiting out the start of a rain-delayed game at Yankee Stadium on Monday, and it underscores just how remarkable this Yankees season has been.
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday warned China against waiting out his first term to finalize any trade deal, saying if he wins re-election in the November 2020 presidential contest, the outcome could be no agreement or a worse one.
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday warned China against waiting out his first term to finalize any trade deal, saying if he wins re-election in the November 13 presidential contest, the outcome could be no agreement or a worse one.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday warned China against waiting out his first term to finalize any trade deal, saying if he wins re-election in the November 2020 U.S. presidential contest, the outcome will be worse for China.
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Earlier in the week, U.S. President Donald Trump warned Beijing against waiting out his first term to finalize any trade deal, saying if he wins re-election in the November 2020 U.S. presidential contest, the outcome will be worse for China.
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No one goes out to eat the night before the night before Thanksgiving, so my shift ended ridiculously early and I saddled up to the bar with my post-shift drink in hand, waiting out the rest of the night.
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If you're on solid financial ground, but don't yet look like an optimal loan candidate (maybe you're still waiting out an old ding on your credit report that is impacting your FICO score), non-traditional mortgage lenders and organizations can help here, too.
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"Of course, it doesn't help that almost as a prelude to the conversation you get tweets that are quite antagonistic," he said, referring to a tweet by Trump warning China against waiting out his current presidential term before finalising a trade deal.
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday warned China against waiting out his first term to finalize any trade deal, saying if he wins re-election in the November 2020 U.S. presidential contest, the outcome could be no agreement or a worse one.
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FUNDAMENTALS * TRADE TALKS: U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday warned China against waiting out his first term to finalise any trade deal, saying if he wins re-election in the November 20900 U.S. presidential contest, the outcome will be worse for China.
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FUNDAMENTALS * TRADE TALKS: U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday warned China against waiting out his first term to finalise any trade deal, saying if he wins re-election in the November 2020 U.S. presidential contest, the outcome will be worse for China.
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So he instead continued where he had left off, playing on his console before the buzzer had interrupted him, tapping at its pad like a keyboard and waiting out the afternoon lull until the evening came and he would be required to work.
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And whether you choose one about murder, unsettling real-world phenomena, or a dark corner of history, they're all guaranteed to send a chill down your spine as you settle in for a long evening of waiting out children begging for candy.
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With a dog and pet mongoose ("No one can imagine the affectionate nature of a mongoose") as his principal companions, Neruda experienced these years mainly as "a demonic solitude," as he wrote to a friend from Colombo, while waiting out a monsoon.
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El Paso is a heavily Latino city that sits on the U.S.-Mexico border across from Ciudad Juarez, a major gathering point for migrants aiming to cross into the United States and others waiting out requests for asylum in the United States.
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Madden's memories tell less of a sense of belonging than they do displacement — in a hotel waiting out a hurricane, dancing the "Cry Baby" for an unrequited middle school crush, living with addict parents who need as much care as they provide.
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Our reviewer, Parul Sehgal, wrote that the book "feels fresh and urgent, but it's an ancient, archetypal tale" reminiscent of "Noah or Gilgamesh or any soggy group of humans and dogs huddled together, waiting out an apocalyptic act of God or weather."
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Now, under the "Remain" program, which started in January, instead of waiting out their cases in the U.S., tens of thousands of migrant families have been forced to live in cities along the Mexican border, many of which have high rates of violence.
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What's clear is that the growing scale of the challenge makes it difficult for Iran to pursue its earlier approach toward mounting U.S. pressure: hunkering down and waiting out the Trump administration through the November 2200 election in the hope of Democratic victory.
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Clinton launched her campaign in the summer of 1999 -- only after waiting out the end of her husband's impeachment proceedings, which came just months earlier, and before she had even purchased her $1.7 million 11-room home in tiny Chappaqua, necessary to claim residence.
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TIJUANA, Mexico/SAN DIEGO (Reuters) - Three asylum seekers due to be returned to Mexico after appearing in U.S. immigration court on Tuesday asked officials to let them stay in the United States because they feared for their safety while waiting out the process in Mexico.
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If they have a gun pointed at your head, it might be worth waiting out the rest of your life to see if you can find an opportunity that is better than the worst possible time to attempt to wrestle the gun from them.
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"Someone told me it was coming on the 13th, but they didn't say the 13th of which month or which year," said Hector González, 58, in Bajadero, a barrio in Arecibo where he was waiting out the rain on a patio with a friend on Saturday afternoon.
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WASHINGTON, July 30 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday warned China against waiting out his first term in office to finalize any trade deal, saying if he wins re-election in the November 2020 U.S. presidential contest they will get no agreement or a worse one.
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The situation quickly worsened in early February, when the government mismanaged the quarantine of the Diamond Princess, allowing the virus to circulate among the more than 3,700 crew members and passengers who were waiting out a two-week isolation period in the port city of Yokohama.
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If your home airport has a Priority Pass lounge in a terminal you can generally access, or you travel internationally even once or twice a year, then the Priority Pass membership can be great to have, especially if you ever find yourself bored and waiting out a delay.
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"This Clinic Stays Open" it read in white letters, and indeed, on Thursday afternoon there were the usual security officer, the men with fliers and large wooden crucifixes waiting out on the sidewalk and the steady stream of young women pulling in and out of the parking lot, seeking to end their pregnancies.
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" The deeper problem with the commander in chief's well-documented petulance, diagnosed Ted Gup, is that it constitutes abdication: "For the foreseeable future the presidency will be both vacant and occupied, with the country reduced to waiting out his tantrum and deciphering its future from a fusillade of tweets and campaign-like rants.
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PARIS — The defending champion Serena Williams needed five match points Saturday after waiting out a rain delay of more than two and a half hours, but she eventually moved into the fourth round of the French Open with a 183-4, 7-6 (10) victory over 26th-seeded Kristina Mladenovic of France.
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He was waiting out front of his hotel for his driver, and I didn't want to blow up his spot, but you only get so many opportunities in life to tell Scooter Braun thank you for "Where Are Ü Now," which I of course forgot to do after we chatted for a bit.
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Multiple law enforcement agencies put a lot of work into putting together the best tactical plan they could, to take these guys down peacefully… "If it was as simple as just waiting out some folks down there to get out of some buildings, we could have waited a lot longer," Ward continued.
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That sounds miles better than the way sieges have worked in Total War for the past few games (and maybe since it began), where the two most effective routes to siege victory are either waiting-out enemy forces or attacking with such overwhelming force that you can just auto-resolve past the lackluster siege combat.
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Children are born, parents get sick and die, and the two women — one living in poverty but somehow finding a way to survive, even to be happy; the other waiting out her days in middle-class boredom, denied her artistic calling — never cross paths, except in one tantalizingly close call midway through the film.
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But his references to North Korea as an "imminent threat" that requires "immediate attention" did not provide a clear picture of how he intends to proceed and in what way the Trump administration's approach would differ from President Barack Obama's policy of strategic patience — waiting out the North Koreans while ratcheting up sanctions and covert action.
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At Marine Corps Air Station Miramar in San Diego, where 232 people are waiting out a government-mandated two-week quarantine, some evacuees said they worried that they and their children had spent days mingling with people — in an eating area, on a playground and in a laundry room — and would like to know for sure whether or not they have the virus.
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Edwards predicts it will be nine wins in a row after he beats Woodley at the UFC London show at the 02 Arena on March 21, an event he is urging fans to buy tickets for, as, he says, it will be his last before waiting out for that welterweight title shot against the current champion Usman, or Usman&aposs July opponent Masvidal.
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As the world — fashion, especially — has increasingly become mechanized to control costs and capitalize instantly on trends, Hermès has resisted, defiantly waiting out the glossy and the ephemeral, certain all along that if you hand-make elegant things, labor costs and materials be damned, there will always be enough people with a great deal of money and taste to buy them.
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She spends the book's opening pages waiting out the end of his life, coasting through grief at a surprisingly-not-fictional motel by the ocean called the Dream Inn, and heading into an almost-definitely-fictional mystery: The beach, she says, is covered in thousands of empty candy wrappers, all of them a little bit odd (wrong spellings, weird colors), and nobody will tell her why.
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But he might as well be back at Gravesend with the smell of the sea and cold sea rain, waiting out the weather and the tide — Rita Dove, a former poet laureate of the United States and a Pulitzer Prize winner for poetry in 1987, recalled that when she was Mr. Plumly's student at the Iowa Writers' Workshop in the 1970s, his teaching was clearly influenced by Keats's work.
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You can see him slipping a couple of bucks into the tip jar at Starbucks, shaking a few hands, and if, say, some dude in a MAGA hat comes up to him and says something snide, maybe about his son Hunter, you can imagine Biden pointing into the man's chest, telling him to show some damn respect — and then grabbing three Splendas for his wife, "Jilly," waiting out in the car.
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He pinned a cutter to the bottom of the zone (or to a spot just below it—one advantage of having a pitcher like Kershaw back is getting the celebrity calls) against Gary Sanchez to end the fourth and, after waiting out the game's second rain delay, which was nearly 50 minutes long, he ended his outing in the fifth with a familiar bit: a slider that whirred under the swing of Austin Romine and a clenched-fist yell.
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Republican lawmakers are waiting out President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE in the gun control debate, counting on him to change his mind or lose interest in the ambitious proposals he endorsed Wednesday that have little support in the Senate and House GOP conferences.
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We must acknowledge that the next Tamir Rice or Alton Sterling case is waiting out there, and will be our next headline unless and until we accept the frailties of our criminal justice system and commit the extraordinary resources necessary to hire good cops, train them to be the cops we want them to be, and pay them to stay in the position of being a good cop risking their lives for us, so that they may re-earn the respect of those they interact with.
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