Sentences with phrase «buoyed when»

Isabel hasn't been seen since the tornado, though Head's hopes were briefly buoyed when a neighbor thought he saw the dog running loose.

De Blasio appeared buoyed when asked about both chambers rejecting the plan.

Groups such as Clean Up Australia have long campaigned for plastic bags to be banned «forever,» and in March last year hopes were buoyed when federal Environment Minister Greg Hunt said he was prepared to use the «bully pulpit» of government to «get rid of» plastic bags.

Also, while the film, of course, doesn't have the luxury of an extended TV series, Wright had the opportunity to include more personal touches than the character of Churchill's typist (Lily James is an extended, unnecessary distraction), who is there to put up with his eccentricities (including famously dictating letters from inside a bathtub), outbursts, and yet buoy him when he is feeling down.

She credits that teacher with instilling in her a love of math but also with fostering the self - confidence that would buoy her when other teachers doubted her ability.

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Interest rates can affect stocks because when rates are low, people are more willing to borrow money that they may use to buy products and services, which can help buoy company earnings and stock prices.

Gods words are there as warning buoy to sound the alarm when something in us is not right.

You're thinking of the hot grill wedged among nets and buoys on the bridge when, suddenly, you detect the unmis - takable scent of Courvoisier.

And when Celia's darling husband Pete pulled out one of the prize baby fennel from their garden, I was buoyed at the kind gesture and realised that I must not waste a single bit of it.

He's at the age, though, when you have to be a little skeptical about him if his overall value is being buoyed by defense and baserunning.

When it was time to celebrate that middle finger, the other team of predestination and inherent doom was across the plaza, buoyed at least a little bit by the idea of what was going on across the way.

The children duck their heads without being told now when the boom swings around, and they identify the buoys with pride.

But no one beats brothers Bob (above) and Kris, who are clearly tops even when they are slaloming around the buoys on Kris» catfish farm

Their boost in production late last season buoyed a club whose bid to end a three - year NCAA tournament drought was nearly ruined when leading scorer Pierre Pierce was dismissed from the team on Feb. 2.

However this season United will be buoyed by the magnificent win against Schalke in the Champions league unlike last season when we exited in heart breaking fashion at the hands of Bayern.

When I was 18, I took a sailing lesson, hit a buoy and had a startled sea lion roll into my boat.

When voters in four U.S. states — Colorado, Washington, Alaska and Oregon — approved recreational marijuana sales, part of the appeal was the promise of a new revenue source to buoy cash - strapped cities and states.

«We were also buoyed in this position when we read about the civil rights movement, Martin Luther King, about the blessed Elijah Mohammed, who begat Malcolm X who then recruited Cassius Clay [later to become Muhammad Ali] to become a key part of the whole civil rights movement.»

Republicans were buoyed this week when two polls on Long Island races — Croci versus Democrat Adrienne Esposito and incumbent Republican Jack Martins against Democrat Adam Haber — showed the GOP candidates with double - digit leads.

The Tories challenge is no less great than it was before: to attract new voters to the party and win back those who have defected since 2010, at a time when Ed Miliband is buoyed by an army of former Lib Dems.

The Greens are in feisty mood, buoyed by a good showing in the recent European elections, when they received more than 1.2 m votes.

Still, there is talk of finding a liberal challenger to Cuomo in 2018 when he runs for a third term after they were buoyed by the better than expected showing of Zephyr Teachout in 2014.

The party has been buoyed by its recent performance at the Eastleigh by - election when it came second, ahead of the Conservatives.

When the massive tsunami waves of the 2011 eastern Japan earthquake rolled back out to sea, they pulled with them fragments of docks, boats, and buoys that sometimes contained living stowaways.

When the acoustic data are paired with wind measurements from buoys at the surface, Rona's team can correlate changes in the plumes» activity with events happening above.

And researchers have found that even when an entangled female doesn't die, dragging ropes, buoys, or traps can exhaust her, making her less likely to reproduce.

To capture energy from the ocean's waves, a wave energy converter moves and bobs in the water, absorbing power from waves when they generate forces on the buoy.

Argo Function: An adjustable oil pack allows the buoy to sink and rise every 10 days, radioing data to satellites when it surfaces.

A virus that buoyed the gene therapy field when it led to dramatic benefits in babies born with a fatal neuromuscular condition is under scrutiny.

Observe how this stillness supports you, how even when you let everything you know about yourself dissolve, you are still buoyed by the world.

You'll feel this when you burrow into the earth through the strong activity of your legs, which, in turn, buoys your chest like a wave and deepens your breath.

While the shop has been open she has been a rock, encouraging me, listening to my struggles with commerce and buoying me up when things went wrong.

When small talk functions as the buoy saving your life over a dinner table, you need to decide if this is a person you want to keep around.

This devastating film is buoyed by Dequenne's bravura willingness to go all out; she's a baby - faced kid when the camera focuses full on and an exceptionally beautiful young woman in profile.

The film's mood is brooding, but its stars do share a pair of lively scenes of bonding: On a stakeout, they sing together, and when their investigation points to a nightclub, the pleasures of doing themselves up buoys both them and the film.

When she is spotted approaching the Earth's surface by mining town delivery boy Pazu (James Van Der Beek), she is falling at a slow rate, seemingly buoyed up by the glowing blue amulet around her neck.

Buoyed by talented actors, pristine cinematography and a filmmaker smart enough to know when less is more, it is.

Even Amazon, Netflix, and A24 — recent history's most aggressive acquirers — arrived at Sundance this year with finished products, launching films to critics and select audiences with the hope that this will buoy the movies» performances when they are unveiled in theaters, and on the companies» services, later in the year.

Adam Where: Embarcadero Center Cinema, 1 Embarcadero Ctr., 415-352-0835 When: All Week Why: Max Mayer's tender drama about the complicated romance that arises between a young man with Asperger syndrome (Hugh Dancy) and his pretty Jewish neighbor (Rose Byrne) is credible, moving and slyly amusing, buoyed by terrific performances from its stars.

And yet Grand Piano benefits substantially from the ongoing inclusion of punchy, broad - minded set pieces, as such moments, when coupled with a series of better - than - average performances, prove effective at buoying one's interest on an impressively consistent basis.

Buoyed by Rudd's screen presence, which plays well against the hardened veteran Douglas, Reed is his hottest when he lets loose with the gags.

Likewise, when growth stocks are out of favor, his value stocks buoy the overall portfolio.

Its buoy shape makes for delightfully unpredictable bounces, while the rope allows for easy fetching when on land or at sea.

There will be three in all when completed and will float on the surface of the river using an enormous buoy secured in place by 28 mooring chains, a design which ensures it can withstand changing river levels and bad weather.

We love to explore and discover and are always pleased when guests enjoy a great dive on what we consider our exclusive dive sites There are no mooring buoys or markers on these sites, we are the only operator that dives them.

The sonar - emitting product Clever Buoy is getting the most attention, currently, and claims to be 100 % passive when, in reality, must use both an active transmitter and passive receiver to locate sharks.

I can proudly say that when I wrote the course it was the only PADI course that covered the deployment of surface market buoys both at the surface and from the safety stop, and it still is today — November 2016.

While slow in patches when it deviates from its core strengths, or occasionally fiddly in its mini-games, the game is buoyed by its dialogue, warm and charming art style, and Holowka's soundtrack (available to purchase on his Bandcamp), which keeps even the occasionally clunky platforming from feeling too tedious.

When will it cease to be a beacon of the radical avant - garde or a buoy of perceptual purity or a veiled wink at what came before or the face that launched a thousand quips?

He seemed to hit his stride from 2008 through 2010, when those fighting efforts to cut greenhouse gas emissions were buoyed by email hacks, the Great Recession, the breakdown of climate talks in Copenhagen and a stutter - step in the global warming trend.