Sentences with phrase «off globe»

The moth bounces again and again and again off the globe until reaching out a hand, and careful not to harm the creature, Nelson captures it in his fi He feels the tiny thing, the hair of its legs, the tickle of desperation in its wings, the curiosity of its antennae.

Anyways, Ree is in Utah working Sundance because #acting and Kristin is spending her last week here before she comes to NYC and then off globe trotting with Disney.

Now, Space Station the video — a two - part documentary about man's biggest construction project off the globe — makes the fantasy real.

Keep track of all your adventures and research trips around the world with this easy - to - assemble scratch off globe.

Not exact matches

In recent months, regulators across the globe have started paying closer attention to cryptocurrencies, which has scared off investors.

Now it must stop counterfeiters sprawled across the globe from profiting off its success.

Though any specific panelist comments in our 90 - minute planning session were off - the - record, there is nothing secret about the crisis: Four hundred million people across the globe lack even bare - bones medical care.

The fact that so many founders around the globe (some are clearly British, another mentions his bedroom in Sydney, Australia) are willing to correspond with a reporter shows just how widespread these issues are, while demonstrating both the increased interest in discussing the issue openly and the remaining stigma (names were left off the article, after all).

So we're talking to globe - trotters in all of our luxury fields — food, wine, fashion, cars, real estate — to learn about their high - end tips and off - the - wall experiences.

Stocks across the globe rose on Monday, however, after four days in decline as investors saw the tariff threats as a U.S. negotiating tactic and not a done deal and as pressure grew on Trump to back off.

Markets around the globe are keeping a close eye on the U.S. bond market after the most recent move in yields exacerbated a sell - off in stocks on Tuesday.

The Federal Reserve started raising rates in 1986 to combat inflation as equity markets had enjoyed a stellar run - up; tightened monetary policy at home was welcomed with a steep sell - off that became known as «Black Monday» and led to stock market crashes around the globe, starting in Hong Kong and spreading to Europe.

As the traditional summer lull in market activity draws to a close, investor attention turns to key monetary policy meetings across the globe, kicking off with the European Central Bank meeting on September 7, which some commentators believe could see the announcement of a change in monetary policy approach.

I am often so turned off to their religious convictions for that reason alone, because they are POSITIVE that they are correct with total disregard not only to those who might not believe in a higher being, but more oddly, to ALLLLL of the other religious that span the globe.

Our communities — and, indeed, communities around the globe — would be much worse off without these organizations and their faith - informed good works.

The 3 main faiths are practiced by majority of the globe and surely we all deserve a day off?

Step inside and travel the globe while still adhering to your plant - based, gluten - free diet with ethnic entrees you may have thought were off - limits, but are actually even better re-imagined!

While Diet for a Small Planet focused on vegetarianism as a way to combat world hunger and climate change, Epicure's message, via its globe - trotting author Anna Thomas, is that being vegetarian is no excuse to not pull off a glamorous dinner party.

Drawing upon inspiration from his film career and travels around the globe to the far reaching corners of the world, Francis created each resort embracing its off - the - beaten - track location, making it an ideal destination for exploring the natural wonders of the area while relaxing in tranquil surroundings.

Andrew Zimmern is dusting off his passport to crisscross the globe in search of the world's most bizarre foods.

depends on what you call fans, i travel the globe and rarely ever see a chelsea jersey, i see arsenal jerseys in every corner of the globe, also man utd, barca and madrid, never city, never chelsea, i must admit, i have one chelsea kit, i wear it ONLY when we beat chelsea, to p*ss off my neighbor, but i only wore it once in many years...

The NFL preseason kicks off Sunday with the Miami Dolphins facing the Dallas Cowboys, which means fantasy football fiends around the globe are doing hardcore research to prepare for their drafts.

There are still a few international games to get through for the Arsenal players who have jetted off to various locations around the globe to meet up with their fellow countryman, but for the Gunners and our hopes of getting back to the serious business of domestic action with a bang, you have to say that things have gone well for us so far.

then off you could take him to the edge of the gLobe away from my dear Arsenal

Limbhasut, a weekly challenger in national ranked amateur championships across the globe, got off on the right foot by posting a four - under - par 68, one better than La Jolla, Calif. native Perry Cohen.

Danny Welbeck looked to have a slightly tight hamstring, unsurprising considering the work he puts in and was brought off by Hodgson, much to the relief of many Arsenal fans watching across the globe.

Their unlikely triumph struck a chord with fans of the sport across the globe, bringing hope to many supporters that their side could one day pull off the impossible and upset the established order.

Anticipating my flight across the globe with a six - week - old, Genny suggested feeding Josephine in the ring sling during take - off and landing to help with the air pressure changes.

My son has traveled the globe and eaten off the floor of the world.»

There are a lot of options around the globe available, but you can cut off your list to save some time.

And while the globe faces a no less complex scenario than in 1974 the reaction is to shrug our collective shoulders at best and at worst talk down politics and write off politicians as venal and selfish.

First off, Twitter's naturally subject to selection bias, since someone around the globe can SEE Twitter posts and follow the ones aggregated via a hashtag.

The event is part of a series of activities heralding the Alaghodaro Investment Summit, which kicks off at the Edo Hotel, Okada Avenue, Benin City, and will play host to the crème of the business community across the globe.

Based on extensive interviews with treasury officials across the globe — from key figures in Greece's Syriza government, to off the record discussions with the managers of the UAE's vast holdings, the value of which has never been disclosed, this research will provide practical solutions to difficult theoretical problems.

«On his part, we expect former President Goodluck Jonathan to take a break from his visits to fancy restaurants and shopping malls around the globe to tender an unreserved apology to Nigerians for lying that the Chibok girls were not abducted and attempting to pass off agitations for their rescue as paid for.

On 18 July, MPs disappear across the country and across the globe, whilst key media commentators jet off to the sun, and the papers become filled with trivia and speculation about the deals to be done before the end of the football transfer window.

There are obvious security concerns, but if this idea works, it really might kick off a nuclear renaissance — and one that would span the globe.

Today, scientists have located fresh offshore aquifers across the globe, from the continental shelf off New Jersey to the Japan Trench.

«This study shows that local events like forest die - offs in one part of the globe influence climate and ecology in other, often distant locations,» said Tim Kratz, program director at the funding agency, the National Science Foundation.

Over the years, Next Wave has published two features and a number of one - off articles on technology transfer (see the Related Articles listed below) that provide a wealth of practical information and personal experiences from around the globe.

Honeybee image courtesy of Wikimedia Commons / Gideon Pisanty Honeybee colonies have been mysteriously dying off all over the globe, leaving scientists scratching their heads — and important crops languishing in the fields unpollinated.

An eruption long thought to have gone off in the year 1258, spreading cooling sulfur particles around the globe, happened the year before in Indonesia, scientists report.

Report after report has confirmed that Arctic ice is swiftly sweating off the pounds on our warming globe, but the latest findings still gave glacier - watchers the chills.

And it has been social media that has fueled the organization of more than 400 marches around the globe, which kick off Friday night Eastern Standard Time in New Zealand.

By Medieval times, cultures around the globe were familiar with the deforming lesions and decaying flesh that resulted in lepers being burned at the stake or carted off to die in remote colonies.

At about the same time the Réunion plume is thought to have set off volcanoes at the Deccan Plateau, India was moving unusually rapidly across the globe.

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The Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, funded by the U.S. Department of Energy and managed by Princeton University, is located at 100 Stellarator Road off Campus Drive on Princeton University's Forrestal Campus in Plainsboro, N.J. PPPL researchers collaborate with researchers around the globe in the field of plasma science, the study of ultra-hot, charged gases, to develop practical solutions for the creation of magnetic fusion energy as an energy source for the world.

But even a designer wardrobe and jetsetting around the globe can't ward off bleak feelings and confidence issues.

I've been drawn to a lot of healing things lately, healing sounds, healing frequencies, infrared sauna, meditation, breath work, really good deep tissue work, and, you know, I was speaking with my wife about a week ago and she commented on the fact that in the thirteen years that we've been married, when she met me, I was a bodybuilder and a spin instructor, she doesn't think she's ever seen me take any more than, perhaps, a couple of days off of an extremely hard charging life, in which I'm replying to literally hundreds of emails a day, squeezing in the type of exercise sessions that allow me to do masochistic things, volunteering, jetting around the globe, you name it.