Imagine getting that message on Tinder, you'd be like uh, no?" Hovering around 100 members, the group is organized on Facebook using real names and real photographs in a town that often feels far smaller than it's 20,000 population.
The father will no longer hover in the kitchen; since the murder he rarely leaves the family home in Woodside, Queens.
Ms. Streep's frayed, moody Clarissa is no hovering, haloed angel of mercy but an intensely self-aware, vulnerable urbanite worn down by her efforts to do the right thing.
Keen to keep prices down, the previously Michelin-starred chef has dispensed with a sommelier and tablecloths ("I can't spend £13,000 a year on laundry"), there are no hovering waiters, customers pour their own wine.
The portrait hangs -- no, it hovers -- in the drawing room.
The specter of LeBron James no longer hovers over the franchise.
Mr. Delissio no longer hovers over nervous guests, recommending Volnay with the veal.
This is your decision.' " Although Mr. Kamsky's father no longer hovers over his matches, Mr. Kamsky does take his wife, Alisa, whom he met in Russia, and their son to tournaments in the United States, an unusual practice, according to Alexander Shabalov, a grandmaster.
But with Obama's victory, voters showed that such feelings no longer hovered over American politics as they had for decades.
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