A1 Hawks' Nests in Maryland Vice President Dick Cheney and Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld have found solitude in their new weekend homes in St. Michaels, Md., a quiet Chesapeake Bay retreat, even if their presence causes a racket.
Dodging traffic and causing a racket, he's the kind of figure who might, in real life, evoke thoughts of "there goes the old neighborhood," but under the circumstances inspires a different idea: Here comes a new Met.
But Vice President Dick Cheney and Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld have found peace and quiet in their new weekend hawks' nests, even if their presence in this Chesapeake Bay retreat causes a racket in town.
She said Airbnb renters routinely throw parties, splashing in the pool, drinking and causing a racket on the rooftop garden.
Otherwise it's a fun little toy for budding hip hop producers and those who which to cause a huge racket in their homes or offices.
Cai did not elaborate on what these distractions were, but there's no mystery there; thanks to the proliferation of social media, the spectacular scandals induced by the Party's internal nepotism and corruption have caused a louder racket than any external menace its leaders can drum up.
Residents thump sticks against shops' corrugated iron shutters, causing a deafening racket.
This caused a big racket and Edith, an older woman who sort of ran the show, came in and said, "What the hell is going on in here?" Frenchy kept laughing and Dominic laughed too, even though he was on top of me and bleeding from a cut on his chin.
Rather, he was talking about the relationship between a player and his racket, how the right racket can bring to mind that line from "Sweeney Todd": "At last, my right arm is complete!" And from a commercial point of view, he was talking about another kind of psychology, the kind that can cause a piece of sports equipment to become the "it" racket.
