The helicopter is hovering overhead.

Tom is hovering between life and death.

Internal stability and economic recovery continue to be elusive, with the specter of civil war hovering ever closer.

This is a proposal whose time has come because the world economy is hovering on the brink of deflation.

Now, however, increasingly bad news is giving rise to serious doubts dark clouds are hovering over the United States, in particular.

Moreover, capitalism in the post WWII decades maintained full employment, with unemployment often hovering around 2 in Europe, North America, and Japan.

Moreover, capitalism in the post WWII decades maintained full employment, with unemployment often hovering around 2 in Europe, North America, and Japan.

Ten year interest rates in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Germany have all been hovering around the once unthinkable 1.5 mark.

Okay. Now on the left you can see the hand that's the big arrow and the penis on the right. The hand hovering.

'Another bottle!' said Oblonsky, turning to the Tartar, who was filling their glasses and hovering round them just when he was not wanted.

Similarly, we can ask them to answer critical diagnostic questions (for example, How does a helicopter go from hovering in place to flying forward? )

In fact, real (inflation adjusted) interest rates are hovering around zero throughout much of the world, and have been for more than five years.

Now the earth was formless and empty. Darkness was on the surface of the deep. God's Spirit was hovering over the surface of the waters.

With Greek unemployment hovering at 25 percent and a new slate of austerity measures about to kick in, what are the prospects for new arrivals?

The smaller planets hovering around the planet Jupiter reminded him of the guards surrounding a king when he walked outdoors, and Kepler called them satellites.

In April, gold was selling for close to 1,300 per ounce and the price is still hovering below 1400, an almost 30 drop from the 2011 high.

But ever since those immortal scenes of US army helicopters hovering above the abandoned US embassy in Saigon in 1975, Vietnam has mostly slipped from the world s consciousness.

Today, the S amp P 500 is more than 100 higher (hovering near 1,430), the average EPS is close to 100, and P E ratios are above 14.

But prices have moved mostly downward since then. In April, gold was selling for close to 1,300 per ounce and the price is still hovering below 1400, an almost 30 drop from the 2011 high.

She blushed, stooped a little, and held out her face for the Countess to kiss, then she stood up again, and with the same smile hovering between her lips and eyes held out her hand to Vronsky.

By contrast, the LTRO allows Italian and Spanish banks to engage in a very profitable and practically riskless arbitrage, but has kept government bonds hovering on the edge of a precipice although the last few days brought some relief.

China started its liberalization a decade and a half before India, hit double digit growth when India was still hovering around 5 , and, with compound growth, has put itself in a totally different economic league from India, continuing to grow faster from a larger base.

So long as the ECB does not acknowledge the doubts now hovering around Europe s economies, there is a risk of a crash. The ECB is convinced that benign neglect is the right exchange rate policy, and that the G7 is the right place to address currency volatility.

In March 2009, the S P 500 index was down to 660, earnings per share (EPS) of US companies and banks had sunk to a financial crisis low, and price earnings ratios were in the single digits. Today, the S P 500 is more than 100 higher (hovering near 1,430), the average EPS is close to 100, and P E ratios are above 14.