SASH!

SASH!

In 1998, SASH!

Who's that girl with the red sash?

The red sash perfectly accessorizes her black dress.

The children were sliding on the ice.

Reports say the country is slowly sliding back into authoritarianism.

The color of the room was changed by sliding panels.

All these states are in peril of sliding into violent conflict.

The bride wears a white dress with a red sash around her waist and,

As President Pena Nieto receives the sash on Saturday, it comes with a heavy responsibility.

The goal is to get the red car out. It's a sliding block puzzle.

When I was a child, I used to like sliding down the staircase banister.

The region s people are sliding into enemy camps, deepening their societies wounds in the process.

The Sky Blues forward tapped the ball into the net just before sliding out of bounds.

On Saturday, Mexico's new president Enrique Pena Nieto will receive the presidential sash and take over the running of the nation.

Results fell short of forecasts and sent shares sliding more than 8 percent on the Toronto Stock Exchange.

So then she'd get another penguin and try this ballet like sexy display sliding down this iceberg like this.

The European Union s economy is sliding into a severe and, in all likelihood, long lasting recession, largely self inflicted.

With American influence at low ebb, the world is in danger of sliding into a vicious cycle of escalating violence.

And when the former Yugoslavia was sliding into serious violence in the 1990 s, neither the US nor the Europeans wanted to intervene.

It is beyond the shadow of a doubt that greenhouse gas emissions must be radically reduced to prevent climate change from sliding into climate chaos.

As early as October 2008, when the crisis first hit, China s government adopted a comprehensive policy package designed to prevent the economy from sliding further.

Europe s economic struggles are reflected in its political situation, with many European electorates now mired in a sense of hopelessness and sliding toward ideological extremes.

After Menem handed over the presidential sash to Fernando De la Rua, Argentina began to unravel President de la Rua resigned his office well before the official end of his term.

What I am saying is that human society, even in the twenty first century, is capable of sliding into barbaric thinking and action, no matter the level of development.

In any case, on March 11, when Michelle Bachelet crosses the presidential sash over her chest, a new Chile will set itself in motion. The first truly post Pinochet era government will have begun.

All that has kept the much vaunted font of global capitalism from sliding into cataclysm is the US government, which has effectively become the guarantor and lender of last resort.

So that is where the US is now in the middle of a financial crisis, with the economy sliding into recession, monetary policy already at maximum easing, and fiscal transfers impotent.

Indeed, partition may be the only way to prevent Afghanistan from sliding into large scale civil war and to thwart transnational terrorists from reestablishing a base of operations in the rubble.

It's the person that's sliding his hands up and down the levers, so the mechanism itself can be very simple and composed of bicycle parts you can get anywhere in the world.

If they do not raise their game, the Council s global authority will wane, and it will face the real possibility of sliding back to the marginalized impotence of the Cold War years.

Scott Robinson broke through but dragged his effort across the face of goal, then Alan Lithgow could only direct his effort wide after sliding in to meet Craig Halkett's header across goal.

But Lebanon is not alone in that respect according to the UN and several independent studies, countries in transition from war to peace face roughly a 50 chance of sliding back into warfare.

All parties are very interested in legibility (as compared to the sliding legitimacy of the ruling regime) and therefore resort to online tools that would allow to reach a new level of transparency.

For the 2010 Winter Olympics, Zöggeler was offered to carry the flag for Italy at the opening ceremonies, but he declined because of the first two runs taking place at the Whistler Sliding Centre the following evening.

Part of the slowdown relates to the terrorist attacks of September 11th, but it is becoming clear that America s economy, and other economies linked to the US through trade and production networks, were sliding into recession before September.

When, just before entering the ball room, her mother wished to put straight a twisted end of her sash, Kitty drew slightly back she felt that everything on her must be naturally right and graceful and that there was no need to adjust anything.

The European Union s economy is sliding into a severe and, in all likelihood, long lasting recession, largely self inflicted. While Germany is still trying to banish the specter of hyperinflation with strict eurozone austerity measures, the EU crisis countries are facing a real threat of deflation, with potentially disastrous consequences.

'I will do it,' said Dolly, and she got up and began carefully sliding the spoon over the surface of the bubbling syrup, and now and then, to remove what had stuck to the spoon, she tapped it against a plate already covered with the yellowish pink scum, with blood red streaks of syrup showing beneath it.

These unfortunate and ultimately disastrous events established an unstable foundation in a strategic country at the core of a highly troubled yet vital region of the world. As Iraq moved through progressive phases of mismanagement over the subsequent ten agonizing years, the country fractured, shattering the dreams of Iraqis who saw their beloved homeland once again sliding toward authoritarianism, with almost daily violations of the constitution.