Wouldn't the weekend feel so much longer if we spent it, well, weekending?
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Throw a cropped sweatshirt over it and you've got a look worth weekending in.
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Just a year after first coming to DC for a full-time job, she was weekending at Brimelow's home.
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In 2011, Amanda and Anthony Stromoski, who were living in Park Slope, discovered Kingston while weekending in the Catskills, where they liked to go camping.
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Weekending in Southern California's Coachella Valley ahead of a meeting with Asian leaders, neither Obama nor anyone else in the White House could have anticipated the vacancy.
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And yet, even though you might cringe a little when you get that bridesmaid request or the over-the-top weekending invitation, we can't seem to say no.
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Over the course of my road trip, I had a number of passing conversations, but it's hard to form lasting connections with honeymooning couples or weekending families without being intrusive.
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Driving into Thaiwoo, one of a handful of ski resorts that have been set up as part of the rapid development in the region, I hit traffic — but not of tour buses or weekending Beijingers.
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A piece of it that really influenced what we set out to do with Fish and Game is that while weekending, we started to meet these farmers and have a tradition of buying from different farms and then cook for ourselves all weekend long.
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I started weekending in the Hudson Valley in the beginning of 2005, and [my wife] Jori and I would just look for ways to extend our weekend—we'd leave at four in the morning to make an early meeting in the city rather than leaving the night before, stuff like that.
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Stamata is now famed for its tavernas serving grilled meat, popular among weekending Athenians, and the viticulture.
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Weekending in New England: A Selective Guide to the Most Appealing Destinations for All Seasons. Imprint Publications. p. 89. The Hollow Reed was not a strict vegetarian restaurant as they also served fish and lobster. It closed in 1981.
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Her architect throughout was Walter Cave. At the time the Asquiths lived there, and until a county reorganisation in 1974, Sutton Courtenay was located in Berkshire and is referred to as being in Berkshire in the many diaries and collections of letters which mention the house. The most recent Pevsner, although published in 2010, also follows this convention. Asquith was addicted to "weekending" and many Friday-to-Mondays were spent at the Wharf.
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His early radio career included The Paul Tonkinson Show on London Live, as well as contributions to various Radio 4 comedy programmes, including Loose Ends and Weekending. He was also featured on Radio 4's Live From the Comedy Store. He became the inaugural Breakfast Show presenter on Xfm Manchester upon launch on 15 March 2006, before moving to Xfm London in 2007. There he initially presented a variety of daytime shows to become familiar to listeners, before taking over the Drivetime slot from Richard Bacon.
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The 1970s through the 1990s saw the succession of secular Jewish tourists to Sharon Springs by Hasidim and ultra-Orthodox Jewish visitors, fed in part by a parallel displacement in the nearby Borsht Belt."Making Mountains: New York City and the Catskills," by David Stradling Their time in Sharon Springs is documented in "The Short Season of Sharon Springs," published by Cornell University Press in 1980. A host of Hasidim-owned and frequented hotels flourished in the village, bridging Sharon Springs' shining past as a world-class resort for the rich and famous and its recent ascent as a regional travel and weekend destination. A concurrent migration of weekend hunters and union trade workers discovering rural weekending from the Downstate New York City suburbs began coming to Sharon Springs and Schoharie County in the 1970s.
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Riley began his comedy career on the BBC Radio 4 satire show Weekending. His involvement ran from 1993 through to 1998, including one year as Script Associate and recipient of the BBC Radio Comedy Writers Bursary. Some of the other radio credits during this time include The Zoë Ball Breakfast Show (BBC Radio 1) as a member of the show's posse, Cross Talk (BBC Radio 4) as Producer/writer/creator, the Simon Mayo Show (BBC Radio 1), The Scott Mill's Breakfast Show (BBC Radio 1), Chris Moyles (Radio 1), Xmas Panto (BBC Radio 4 1999 with Robbie Coltrane, R. Wilson, C. Anderson, Diana Rigg, Miriam Margolyes and N. Hancock), The News Quiz (BBC Radio 4), and The News Huddlines (BBC Radio 2). Television credits during this time included, amongst others, The Rory Bremner Show (C4), The 11 O’Clock Show (C4), The Lily Savage Show (Carlton), and The Big Breakfast (Channel 4).
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He aimed at conversing with such an audience for the rest of his career. The director of nearly all of Hargreaves' programmes at Southern Television was George Egan who, with cameraman Stan Bréhaut, became the third ingredient of a most creative outdoor team. In the early 1960s Hargreaves, fascinated with a still young medium and perceiving how completely different television – especially live television – was from cinema, collaborated in a new documentary series under the Out of Town umbrella. Hargreaves had moved from his country home in Bagnor near Newbury to a new home near Lymington on the Solent and one of his earliest programmes for Out of Town documented the invention, design and construction, by his friend Denys Rayner, of a family yacht – the Beacon Corvette – which evolved into Rayner's Westerly 22 and became among the first of a new family of small affordable sailing boats capable of being trailed behind a family saloon, easily launched and used for weekending as well as ocean voyaging.
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