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It is certainly not easy to choose a name for your newborn baby, but several celebrities have broadened the name choosing horizon lately.

He was one of those rare people your adviser warns about who make it to the far end of the investing horizon.

At this point, the hooks, like the crescent quietly hanging on the horizon, shining little star .

The planet was, in fact, very near the horizon and was traversing a dense layer of mist which imparted to it a horrible ruddy hue.

In all this Cuban business there is one man stands out on the horizon of my memory like Mars at perihelion .

It had already declined by 24% over the six weeks since the loss of the exploration rig Deepwater Horizon and the start of the spill.

Any reader who, after all this, still wants to read more about Deepwater Horizon should hope that Mr Allen has ambitions as a memoirist.

But he said it was too early to say what caused the April twentieth explosion on the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig.

For a split second, when most of the sun's globe is below the horizon, the only part showing is that blue-green sliver along the top.

The air clears a bit once you've deplaned, but the horizon still contracts, pollution closing off the New Delhi sky like a dome.

I have to believe that the father was always looking over the horizon. He never gave up.

And the answer is yes, we can, because as long as the matter that swirls in is outside the event horizon, it would still be very hot.

Ever since the inception of the first radar systems, the concept of radar horizon has limited their effective detection range.

They form when the sun is near the horizon and ice crystals high in the sky line up in a way that bends the solar rays like a prism.

Laura and I amuse ourselves by watching for the green flash which comes at the instant the sun disappears below the line of the. horizon.

I fly in the sky, with the blessings of the breeze and the company of the sun setting beyond the horizon.

There are those that note the Sun seems to be rising too far to the north, or a bit early, or is too far overhead or too low to the horizon.

The shifting sands of recent global events herald the many changes that are ready to appear on your horizon.

As you scan the horizon, the surrounding peaks stand out in sharp relief, clear as a picture postcard.

The eclipsed sun seems to hover over the horizon on Sunday, barely lighting the high, snowy plains of Patagonia in southern Argentina.

The Bank should not focus only on inflation over the next two years, but on threats to price stability over a rather longer horizon.

Suddenly, the water seems to be waking up to that moment is slightly undulating ink ripple vague, hazy on the horizon.

To do that, I look out as far as I can toward the horizon of what's new and exciting in technology to see where a given path might lead me.

Grandpa stopped walking, stared at the horizon, and said nothing for a minute or so.

Before Deepwater Horizon foundered there had not been a big leak from an offshore oil well for 40 years.

On the horizon, where it vanished and melted into the sky, there was the languid glow of a cold autumn sunset.

The sun began to turn crimson on the western horizon.

For a given planning horizon, by solving the model, the dynamic replenishment periods and order-up to-levels could he determined.

It does not seem to know the future, it seems a distant horizon, the horizon seems to be confused.

Looking over the endless, empty horizon of the Arctic, I find it hard to imagine this spot being of any importance to global affairs.

These adjectives are compared as they mean being at or approximately at right angles to the horizon or to level ground.

When the sun broke on the horizon, the scene slowly developed into a magnificent sunrise over a forest of hoodoos.

When you see something coming up on the horizon that might derail you, plan for it. Make it a part of your plan.

Of course, if viewed from the lunar surface near the terminator line, the Sun would be rising and still close to the lunar horizon.

A couple of minutes ago it was up in the sky and now it disappeared in the horizon.

"Theoretically we are a long-term investor, " he said. "But you can't really function on a 10-year horizon [at the moment. ]"

There was no distinction between the near and the far, and an auditor felt close to everything within the horizon.

The investment horizon of these entities tends to be long-term, and, as we have argued, over the longer-term the dollar should appreciate.

A few birds flew across the horizon as the sun worked its way out of sight.

While I was trying to create a half into- half out of the water picture of a jellyfish, this fishing boat appeared in the horizon.

Because information cannot be conveyed faster than light, the horizon defines the sphere of influence of any physical mechanism.

Rather, it is seen as just a little too far out on the horizon.

As the new season comes over the horizon, Wenger finds himself in a similar position to a year ago.

Thus, they see the sun rise later and set earlier than it does for a horizon without obstruction, she said.

He spread his arms, taking in the dark horizon and the desert with its sandstone wind sculptures and its countless silent whales.

Tonight and how much I like the general feeling of anxiety of a wanderer, at Langyue, recite "Horizon altogether this time" of the poem?

If all goes well, though, the days when a smoking funnel was an icon of every child's drawing of a ship on the horizon may be numbered.

The sun was coming out of the horizon. First it was just a ray of light.

He might have added another certainty: over a sufficiently long time horizon, your investment manager will become richer than you.

the wind had sunk , black storm - clouds hung low over the battlefield , melting on the horizon into the clouds of smoke from the powder.

It will be a good day to follow your dreams and imagination toward a horizon that you know is in your future.

Below is a list of a wide range of browsers, both mobile and desktop, which might help you widen your horizon as you test.

The sun moves in an inclined circle around the horizon, never too high, but never getting too low either.

All she could see at the beach was the ocean, the sky, clouds and the horizon stretching as far as she could see in a 360-degree view.

Her eyes, wandering over a wide tract of country to the southeast, fondly rested on the farthest ridge of hills in the horizon.

Part of a space station solar panel is visible at image upper right; behind the panel, a bright region indicates the Sun low on the horizon.

As a child, I imagined a wild place to be somewhere remote, somewhere I could look out to a horizon untouched by human hand.

Their gazes are fixed optimistically on the horizon, as if ready to confront any challenge.

The gray dawn began to dim the light of the rushcandle, before Mary thought it possible that day was already trembling on the horizon.

Essentially, the leading edge of the chasing pulse sucks it in, acting like the event horizon of a black hole.

As the sun sank slowly on the horizon, Gwen got ready to go home.

Arriving in New York, he saw the ship that was to take him to England disappearing over the horizon without him.

But a prospective Conservative government is not the only cloud on its horizon.

We do not think about it, behind it will hit the cold cold rain, since the goal is to the horizon, leaving only the back of the world.

Far away, and down near the horizon, the sky began to turn grey.

Even so, the fact that America and Iraq are both suddenly talking about a "time horizon" for the withdrawal of troops is not a bad thing.

Let me turn the beautiful steed, gallops with you in the horizon, protects not the old myth and the fable together, never withers and falls.

The sun was setting behind the dark rolling clouds massing on the horizon.

But even as I spoke, I saw the horizon lift up like a folded cloth, and the blue of the sky was lost in the terrible darkness of the sea.

You don't have to spill confidential details, but at least give general information about what you foresee on the horizon.

I was glad to see the Dark Horizon does include a tutorial mode where you can learn the basics of flight and combat.

Initially a long, writhing snake-like ribbon appeared over the dark sector stretching across the horizon from left to right.

Mr. Mesalem pointed at an Israeli ship on the horizon, then made his hand into a gun, pointed it at his head.

Particles from outside this region can fall in, cross the event horizon, and will never be able to leave.

Imagine watching the sun set over the horizon whilst you capture the moment of a pride of lions stalking their prey.

This effect is magnified when the sun is close to the horizon and its light passes through the densest atmospheric layers.

The concrete how much money I am not clear, you may arrive at the horizon graduating to live, on bank BBS and so on has a look.

Note that the Sun rises, then seems to drop below the horizon, then reappears to set.

Come on, and enjoy my life, all I meet is a part of my life, open up my eyes and expand my horizon.

But by this point, the first hints of internal political trouble had already appeared on the horizon in Tehran.

Yet even if politicians take their eyes off the ball at their feet, they have their sights firmly set on an ambitious horizon.

Life is eternal, love is immortal, and death is a horizon. And a horizon is only the limit of our sight.

The company said it had recovered or flared 435, 600 barrels of oil since the Deepwater Horizon disaster on April 20.

The next day, the birds tits, to greet the new arrival of the day, the sun climbed the horizon, the 10000 light Saxiang earth.

In his paper, Dokuchaev studies hypothetical orbits in the area between the event horizon and the singularity to understand their dynamics.

Indeed, it would be difficult to find an issue on the horizon today that Twain did not touch on somewhere in his work.

The "surface" of a black hole is the so-called event horizon, an imaginary surface surrounding the mass of the black hole.

The sun began to turn red on the western horizon .

He scanned the horizon, but there was no sign of the ship.

He scanned the horizon, but there was no sign of the ship.

As the sun rises slowly over the horizon, over the trees, this particular tree becomes all of a sudden golden.

Addressable advertising has loitered on the horizon for years, but seems to be advancing at last.

By analyzing the research achievements of a good deal of scholars, the second part of the paper broadens the horizon of research.

Sunset is when the very last bit of the sun appears to dip below the horizon.

Fusion Power is that fabled cheap-and-clean energy source that always seems to be just on the horizon and out of reach.

A veil had been whisked aside; the tract of each one's outlook was to have a new horizon thenceforward - for a short time or for a long.

"When I left I said it was only because I could see what was on the horizon, " he told Radio Five's Sportsweek programme.

The war, however, has never looked close to being won. Scan the horizon and there is no sign of a cure.

But this time Afghanistan's usually rather effective intelligence service failed to pinpoint what was coming over the horizon.

He noticed a bright spot in the center of the half-filled bottle and, upon closer inspection, saw the sky, the sun and horizon upside-down.

Soon, the break of day, watching the sun slowly climbing out of the horizon, the whole family was silent, waiting for fate decision.

The game has no loading zones, in order to keep the feeling of immersion and to allow you to see the horizon, 50 kilometres away.

This fertile surface horizon, known as a mollic epipedon, results from the long-term addition of organic materials derived from plant roots.

They gazed intently at the dense blue of the horizon, as if a little silhouette might appear there at any moment.

Johann looked under his lifted hand at the horizon and said, "The storm of snow, he comes before long time. "

perhaps, in the vaguest region of his mind, be did make comparisons between the shifting horizon and our human existence.

The grass dyed the green my field, the wooden horse has followed me to go all over the horizon.

The sun does not appear on the eastern horizon when the body is carried to the celestial burial ground.

The road seems to go on forever into the far horizon.

They move silhouetted against a land white as white, bathed in gentle light as the sun traces a low arc across the horizon.

Without drawing breath, the author acknowledges the idea of walking-as-therapy and moves on, his eyes set on a more distant horizon.

Notice the horizon line of the blue ocean as it slices through the house, it is truly extraordinary to see.

By making synthetic seismic record of well data, a fine horizon calibration for the strata of Cretaceous and Jurassic are made.

The dark, engulfed in its arrogance, cannot fully believe that its demise is not only certain but on the horizon.

It did not seem beautiful to us, merely flat with cathedral-sized silos and fields that stretched to the horizon.

What can can you see on the horizon? Why do the white gulls call? Across the sea a pale moon rises -- The ships have come to carry you home.

Analysts said there was no sign of relief on the horizon, judging from the depth and breadth of January's labor market plunge.

This would require a new way of thinking about China and a time horizon measured not in years but decades.

Now you should have a fairly good understanding of what's on the horizon and you should be ready to dig in to your vision and strategy.

I looked around at the monitors into a vast horizon of heavens, feeling like I was on a space station in the center of the universe.

Out of the raindrop splattered window splayed the city, with a beautifully gray colored skylight on the horizon.

During the next several minutes, a blood - red aurora spread across the horizon [see illustration on opposite page].

I feel to be the host can let me see growth, expanding knowledge, broaden one's horizon.

Likewise, when at dawn you stand intently gazing out of a window into the eastern horizon, you never feel the transition from night to day.

at last , in a pause , he glanced at the sun , measured its height above the horizon , and suggested his manuscripts by picking them up.

That combined momentum might be sufficient to overcome the gravitational power of the event horizon.

It is outstanding bright that some white sails out of the dark horizon.

The short abishai followed his cohort's sharper eyes to the blossom of crimson on the horizon. "Keep counting, " he said grimly.

Evidence is also mounting, they say, that BP cut corners on Deepwater Horizon, suggesting that the accident was an aberration.

Even in midsummer, the sun is only hanging in the far south of the horizon, issued a bleak white.

The time of the day when the sun is just below the horizon, especially the period between sunset and dark.

Adler's "individual psychology" is a contribution not to be underestimated, and represents a widening of the psychological horizon.

As the sun sinks into the horizon, its rays inflaming lacy clouds, the confluence of worlds takes on a supernatural glow.

The form of the light-house had vanished from the southern horizon, but finally a pale star appeared, just lifting from the sea.

It is positioned over the photo so the horizon is at one of the horizontal lines, and the person is at the intersection of two lines.

That may be true, but if you were to do it, you would have trouble on the horizon.

Overreaching the wide horizon as the rainbow, its hues are as various as the hues of that arch - as distinct too, yet as intimately blended.

It is now one of those intensely golden sunsets which kindles the whole horizon into one blaze of glory, and makes the water another sky.

It clearly shows that on that basis inflation would rise to above the Bank's 2pc target by the end of the two year horizon.

Each statue at least one-third the height of the hall, as the neatly arranged hills stands on horizon.

Look for a thin sunlit sliver close to the western horizon, not far from bright planet Mercury.

But once inside the event horizon (the surface of a black hole) it is never possible to communicate with the outside.

The horizon of life is broadened chiefly by the enlargement off the heart.

Get out some conclusion by researching the compound roof separation process and mechanism of preparation roadway under high horizon stress.

Out of the frame, the Sun is on the horizon beyond one of the station's solar panel arrays at the upper right.

As one hemisphere of Earth tilts farther from the sun, the arc of the sun's daily path seen from that location lowers toward the horizon.

The sun, thrown into confusion, had remained low on the horizon, and by not rising had spread terror amongst the great doctors.

BP's Deepwater Horizon well had been leaking up to 60, 000 barrels per day 5, 000 feet below the surface.

It's an old tip but a good one - before you take a landscape shot always consider the horizon on two fronts.

Seen above the meteor near the horizon is bright star Arcturus and a star field that includes the constellations Bootes and Corona Borealis.

The scene looks southwest from above Lake Michigan across the Illinois and Mississippi Rivers, towards Texas near the horizon.

Scotland's final flourish was a flaming sunset over the North Sea, oil rigs like Aladdin's lamps staked across the horizon.

How time flies, so transient, like the long river vanishing to the horizon.

The horizon, and then the dictionary meaning is: the horizontal direction looked to the sky with the hand over the line.

Lightning started on the horizon and spread across the sky over my head. Photo taken from my from porch this past July.

On the horizon in silhouettes were shadowy figures that were later to be known as the Pyramids of Giza.

For this first project my desire was to establish a close dialogue with the land, vegetation and the atlas to the horizon.

The atmospheric bending of light rays is greatest when the sun is right along the horizon, at sunrise or sunset.

When a ship appears on the horizon, the first things you see are the ship's sails.

Precisely such a dreaded blowout is presumed to have occurred on the Deepwater Horizon.

They are happy to mock Republicans, but when the time comes to run there are only a few tumbleweeds bouncing across the horizon.

In no sense, I left those daffodils. When I woke up, they had been a bright star on the horizon.

Yes sir. It's only the thought of seeing the horizon without wire mesh In front of It that gets me out of bed In the morning.

The sun , round as an orange and orange as hot -weather moon, balances on the horizon, burnishes the silvered winter wood .

The cars streak toward the horizon as if thrown by the hand of God.

By sweeping a laser along the pipe to change the local wave speed, physicists might be able to create a horizon.

When viewed from the ground, bands of threadlike cirrus clouds often seem to emerge from a single point on the western horizon.

But a recent survey indicates that the primary care crisis may not be looming on the horizon; it may already be at our back door.

The sun rises from the horizon, illuminates the far end of the city and brightens their lives.

Deepwater Horizon oil was confirmed to be on six bottlenose dolphins, one had an unknown oil and two have not been tested.

Gone with the Wind too high, bad, or cut a horizon for our starting line of the bar.

On Earth, sunlight is filtered through the atmosphere, and the solar radiation is obvious as daylight when the Sun is above the horizon.

From the top you could see perhaps four or five miles in every direction before the yellowish industrial smog swallowed up the horizon.

The information projected onto the windscreen consisted of an artificial horizon, target position and range, and a gunsight graticule.

The central concept of Mollisols is that of soils that have a dark colored surface horizon and are base rich.

Looking out over the Pacific, he would point to a cloud on the horizon and tell us it was Japan.

Words to darfur LiHouZhu horizon, regrets hence beginning, hence become deep chief's work for the word of the scholar-bureaucrats words.

The dawn of the March morning is singularly inexpressive, and there is nothing to show where the eastern horizon lies.

To rise or seem to rise over the horizon into view, as a ship.

When the Deepwater Horizon sank, this riser collapsed and folded in on itself, but did not sheer off from the blowout preventer.

Using the first law of black hole mechanics, it follows that the entropy of a black hole is one quarter of the area of the horizon.

That has sometimes meant trading faster and faster, with a time horizon of milliseconds rather than months.

Determine your asset allocation and stick with it until your time horizon or other factors dictate a shift.

The horizon of life is broadened chiefly by the enlargement of the heart. ? ? H. Black.

East Horizon also faces its own difficulties, but land is not one of them. They've taken their investment to the skies.

The event or time of the daily disappearance of the sun below the western horizon.

I don't think after death can the set of come to the bise cold rain, since the target be the horizon and stay to world can figure.

mis motion absorbs various matter and spins it within the ring (known as the Event Horizon) that is formed around the black hole.

The men squint toward the horizon, and periodically everyone goes silent to listen for the sounds of blades beating the air.

Ilooked around at the monitors into a vast horizon of heavens, feeling like Iwas on a space station in the center of the universe.

His figure was always occur in populations where most of his ups and downs, figure, still strong standing alone on the horizon. MS.

In recent years, the theories of pragmatics now sharpen our eyes and widen our horizon in humor studies.

This dark and gray theme has a background image of a planet rising over the horizon on an alien landscape.

These object are so dense that nothing, not even light, escapes once inside a sphere of influence known as an event horizon.

This desire, and hunger, made me arrive in New Orleans in an instant, like a flash vanishing at the end of horizon.

Lightning arcs from the top of a cloud to the horizon off the coast of the Bahamas.

The apparent change in size of the sun is caused by dust in the air near the horizon.

There's a thin ring of light encircling Earth's disk (except at the bottom, which hasn't yet risen above the lunar horizon).

At the Arctic Circle, the sun cannot be seen above the horizon in December.

The sun sets like an orange ball on the horizon.

The sun eased its way downward, melting into the horizon until only a final red arc remained.

The next generation yielded yellow orbs with a misty horizon, the next, sharpened waves with a horizon of blue.

Near the eastern horizon, the sky turned a pearly gray, but to the northwest, clouds hung low and threatening.

Using the SkyScout I was able to identify stars like Vega, the fifth brightest star in the sky, and find Venus just above the horizon.

Condensation streams down the side of my glass of iced kalamansi juice as we gaze at the ships on the distant horizon.

The landscape is mostly empty until a tall smokestack appears on the horizon, growing into a vertical dark line above the fields.

Europe will survive only if it acts more like a maritime power, its eyes fixed on growth and the far horizon.

More problematic is that the time horizon always seems to be 90 days from "now" -- no matter whether "now" is June or yesterday.

"As soon as they could get any visual horizon, they could use that as a cue and navigate their way out, " he said.

After having put my endless mind living in the wind, I would disappeared below the horizon lonely.

The mirages had died away and gloomily he ran his eyes along the taut blue line of the horizon .

Often strolled along the beach, all alone, and gazed into the blue horizon, wishing that I could be there.

As the sun appears on the horizon, 1 a few stoked surfers paddle out through the waves.

It was incredibly exciting to spot the little puffs of spray on the horizon -- the tell-tale blow of a whale.

as one of us points out the snout of a pigon the horizon, and higher up a gaping alligator poised to eat a smaller cloud.

For insurance firms with a very long investment horizon, the logic of buying on the dips is financial as well as patriotic.

The rig, the Deepwater Horizon, is located in an area known as the Mississippi Canyon.

This voluntary activity offered me a wonderful platform to increase my social cognition, broaden my horizon and enrich my experience.

Because tax revenue tends to lag behind economic recovery, there's more gloom on the horizon.

Iraq was important, the Pentagon's prevailing wisdom went, but so were a whole range of other conflicts just over the horizon.

At Tempe's latitude the Sun rises at an angle, arcing southward as it climbs above the horizon.

At the end of it, he pointed at the horizon and said, "Faya. "

With the transfer deadline looming on the horizon, Lazio appear to have struck a deal with both the player and his paymasters.

The Sun has already set and there's a roseate glow at the horizon, a reminder of where the Sun is hiding.

The sky was gray with the gloomy clouds congregating gradually along the far eastern horizon.

That day I took a taxi to the beach and stared at the blue sky and the low clouds on the horizon.

First-line sunshine skip the sky, pouring down a huge glittering and translucent and bright, horizon filled with the flowers.

State government is in an even worse mess, with budget deficits stretching to the horizon and high and persistent unemployment.

place the boat on one of the intersections and also position the horizon near one of the horizontal lines.

These strong diagonals lead your eye around the image, making it appear much more dynamic than a ship floating parallel to the horizon.

Who among us has never been moved to snap a sunset on the horizon, a flowing river, a blossom in spring?

The horizon of life is broadened chiefly by the enlargement of the heart.

When the sky is overcast, the horizon disappears into a sea of clouds.

The sun had just sunk below the horizon, and a gentle breeze caressed one's face .

We kept traveling, to see what was past the horizon.

Identify production outputs necessary to meet the Master Schedule over a determined time horizon.

But observation by the Hubble Space Telescope in recent years provided convincing evidence for the existence of the event horizon.

On the horizon , a huge cloud of dense smoke from the burning oil well stretched across the sky .

When the sky is overcast, the horizon disappears into a sea of cloud.

But Cartoon, could broaden the children's horizon, and let them be imaginative.

English is like one of my good friends. It widens my horizon and knowledge. It lets me know and understand the world at a higher level.

After several years on the island, one night as the sun is setting they see a light on the horizon.

Later in their trip, Columbus and a few crew members sighted a few dancing lights on the horizon.

Having postrace goals on the horizon reminds you that this one race does not define you as a runner or a person.

Long axes were extended into the infinite horizon as an expression of infinite power of the monarchy.

The horizon is sharp as a ruler or may disappear, the sky inverting the sea.

If, however, the pair appears on the edge of an event horizon, either particle or hole may wander across the horizon, never to return.

At the horizon the dark storm clouds of sorrow have gathered their might.

The bliss sky and lotus garden spreads to the sky horizon closely and numerously. Although it ignores the lotus seed, feed the pure life.