move in and out

And while an adult tends to stay in “a constant heaviness of grief,” children tend to move “in and out of intense feelings,” sad one minute and then ready to play with their friends the next.

The cumulative total over the years does not necessarily refer to individual pensioners, who could move in and out of relative poverty over time depending on their personal circumstances.

The open structure of aerogels allows gases to easily move in and out.

“When tensions rise like this, our boats can’t move in and out of sea, and that hurts our livelihoods,” Kim said.

U.S. officials said they expected the transition to rely more on surgical missions by smaller groups of elite Israeli forces that would move in and out of population centers in the Gaza Strip to find and kill Hamas leaders, rescue hostages and destroy tunnels.