| The producers also found it necessary to insert that wearisome kidvid standby, the cute animal mascot, to amuse the toddlers. |
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| A mobile police unit has been on standby at the Embassy since Tuesday night. |
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| Most good printers have a standby mode that allows them to sleep and save energy when not actually printing. |
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| The deal was signed while hundreds of police armed with truncheons and riot equipment remained on standby outside the hotel. |
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| The old standby of orange or lemon twists are available year-round, which helps to account for their popularity. |
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| These include reciprocal access to member airlines' lounges, priority check-in, standby, and preferred seating and boarding. |
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| Simon, for his part, was preparing to party a bar in town put on standby hours before any count result was announced. |
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| Anti-aircraft missiles were on standby and the Spanish navy was also patrolling the seaside city. |
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| The classic brick phone had an LED screen and boasted 30 minutes of talk time with eight hours of standby. |
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| That old Asian standby, soya, contains isoflavonoids, which help inhibit the growth of prostate cancer cells. |
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| Included in the spa are four health and beauty treatment rooms, a relaxation room, a sunbed and highly trained beauty therapists on standby. |
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| On standby instruments alone, he would have to avoid stalling or overspeeding the aircraft. |
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| Likewise, the Reserve forces will be revamped to have 2,800 troops in small units on standby for swift deployment. |
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| Firefighters were called to the scene and placed on standby but were not needed. |
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| By spotting the danger signs early enough, a civil defence team can be put on standby to provide an immediate response to another flood. |
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| Gritters were placed on standby ready to treat motorways and other main roads in an effort to prevent accidents. |
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| The rescue service remains on permanent standby and is ready to mobilise to any site worldwide within 12 hours. |
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| The property and the adjacent house were cordoned off and an ambulance was put on standby near the scene. |
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| Voters will go to the polls today with 95,000 police on the streets and 100,000 troops on standby for immediate deployment. |
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| The force helicopter will also be on standby to respond to robberies and protect security staff. |
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| Athens Olympics organisers took the extraordinary step early yesterday of training a standby athlete to light the Olympic flame. |
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| And atop the van were five bicycles, kept as a standby in case of the breakdown of any cycle during the course of the rally. |
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| Is the carbon dioxide produced by all those standby power stations accounted for in their statistics? |
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| In all football championship matches the referee must have his own umpires and official linesmen and a standby referee are also appointed. |
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| There are nearly 100 people on night shift as standby in case of emergencies. |
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| To ensure emergency electricity supplies, standby generators are being provided for pumping and ventilation. |
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| The tugboat is truly multi purpose, as it can lead oil tankers into port, repair petroleum pipes in the sea and act as a standby rescue boat. |
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| Thank goodness it was only ever a standby facility, and that today it lies rotting and abandoned. |
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| A standby crew of 15 fully trained nurses work lull time at The Pas Hospital and are on call 24 hours. |
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| Stored rainwater also is a good standby in times of emergencies such as power outages or during periods of extreme drought when wells dry up. |
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| Hospitals must have standby power, because building codes and accreditation organizations require it. |
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| Laser printers are energy hogs, both during active use and in standby mode. |
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| Main standby offenders in Irish homes are TVs, video recorders, DVDs, video games, satellite decoders, stereo systems, PCs and microwave ovens. |
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| Your TV and video can use as much electricity on standby as they do switched on, so unplug them at night. |
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| America's televisions draw enough standby power each year to light 5 million homes. |
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| One nuclear power station is needed to feed the millions of electrical appliances left in standby mode around the UK every day. |
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| The standby function on electrical appliances is responsible for an estimated six per cent of the UK's domestic electricity consumption. |
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| There can be a problem with televisions left on standby as the current has nowhere to go. |
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| Leakage current measurements are performed with the product energized and in all conditions, such as standby and full operation. |
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| The Executive Board also approved the second review of Bulgaria's economic performance under the standby credit. |
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| The board took the decision after completing the fourth review of Bulgaria's economic performance under the standby agreement. |
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| But it was so heavily in debt by 2001 that it couldn't post standby letters of credit against customers' deposits on the ovens they were buying. |
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| It often involves being trapped on standby in the Atlanta airport on a rainy Friday night. |
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| Very frequent flyers get more free upgrades, often pay less to buy upgrades, and get preferred treatment on standby upgrade lists. |
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| But cheap fares are filling the empty seats staffers used to use on standby. |
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| It comes with the territory when you are a standby passenger that sometimes you just don't get on the plane. |
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| Even the ancient standby of the carrier pigeon was resorted to by both sides. |
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| The chef tucks into the day's first recipe, Hainanese Chicken Rice, a standby of Singapore's hawker centers. |
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| The Royal Navy has two submarine rescue submersibles, the NR5 and Scorpio, which are currently on standby near Glasgow. |
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| The old standby is hard candy made with horehound, but these herbal drops can be hard to find these days. |
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| Larger pieces of bacon, or bacon hocks, boiled and served hot or cold with mustard, were much used as standby dishes in poorer households. |
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| The premises were surrounded by armed police and firefighters put on standby to release the three employees. |
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| At times, things got a little hot for the celebrities and teachers jumped out of their standby mode. |
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| Indeed, the old standby of chromakey, aka Colour Separation Overlay, could well be a contributing factor in this development. |
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| In the old days eye-candy items such as a coachwork paint line or chrome hubcaps were the great standby, not to mention the vinyl roof. |
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| The only thing I can think of is the old standby, pencil scribbled on the back. |
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| Planeloads of stockpiled supplies are on standby awaiting delivery to desperate victims, who have been living in water for five days. |
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| A spokesman for Lancashire constabulary says a team of officers and family liaison officers are on standby just in case. |
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| Thousands of lawyers from both sides were on standby in the event of any election day voting irregularities. |
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| A standby set of metallic craniotomy instruments should be kept outside the MRI area for emergency use. |
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| The Humberside police helicopter was put on standby as police, firefighters and ambulance crews attended the scene. |
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| The staff that crewed the vehicles worked for six weeks, on standby 24 hours a day, seven days a week, before they got a week off. |
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| It is also investigating ways to exploit the stocks of fuel set aside to operate the exchange standby power generators. |
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| An air exclusion zone will be put in force over the hotel with fighters on standby at nearby RAF Leuchars in Fife. |
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| I don't think my blogging muse has quite returned yet, so standby for some more inane waffle. |
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| British soldiers already on standby could be moving to a more dangerous address by the end of the week. |
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| Wind power cannot entirely replace fossil-fueled plants because some generating capacity must be maintained on standby for windless periods. |
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| An artificial respirator was on standby nearby, as well as other emergency resuscitation devices linked by many wires and tubes. |
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| There are exploding blood packs, guts hanging out of soldiers and, that good old stylistic standby, the shift into slo-mo. |
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| However, it would be possible to install a standby generator, which would ensure power in the event of a failure of the mains supply. |
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| The weather, though rather cloudy, was ideal for the occasion and in case dehydration set in plenty of water carriers were on standby. |
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| His drones had been recalled and all of his cannons were on manual control with standby power. |
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| Police marksmen are on standby to shoot the exotic animal, which has eluded capture for more than a month. |
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| Trained personal advisors will be on standby throughout the exam results period. |
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| Standard batteries can power digital cellphones for several hours of transmission or days of standby operation. |
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| His journalist colleague, eschewing meat, ordered a beanburger, the veggie's favourite standby. |
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| Normally you should only receive the message that the computer cannot go into standby mode if the camera is attached to the computer. |
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| Either way, in these days of six-stars hotels and bulging hotel prices, it's kind of nice to see that an old standby is at the top of the heap. |
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| The seats are typically offered on standby basis and but have become increasingly hard for employees to nail down as many flights fly at record-full levels. |
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| The 74 passengers were put on standby for the next available flight. |
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| Soup is a great standby, and we Scots are the best soup-makers of all. |
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| A waiter was already there on standby in case we needed something. |
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| In Yorkshire, 75 per cent of householders waste high levels of energy every day by leaving appliances on standby and leaving chargeable appliances plugged in. |
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| New airport rules don't make this easy, but it turns out that if someone ahead of you on the standby list gets on the plane but decides against it, that's permitted. |
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| They still serve breakfast, of course, but it typically consists of fresh fruit, baked goods from local suppliers, and the old standby of granola or cereal. |
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| Although you can buy a commercial version of Jenny's ginger, shallot and chilli sauce, she says it is easy to make and is a wonderful standby to have in the fridge. |
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| They had told me to be on standby and not to book a holiday. |
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| We know the individual can make a difference by introducing simple measures about the home such as switching off a light or turning the TV off standby. |
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| Hospital and nursing home patients were cleared out and truckloads of water, ice and ready-made meals and rescue and medical teams were put on standby. |
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| Like every sold-out library event I've done in the last few years, there were still some empty seats and the people who came along and chanced a standby all got in. |
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| You going to know if things are not going well, you'll be on standby expecting the worst, and you'll be urging them on mentally and really pushing them as much as you can. |
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| The mode of payment shall be by a non-operative, bank guarantee, standby letter of credit or a financial guarantee bond with a validity of sixty days. |
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| They would rather you not think of devices in standby mode and would rather make that extension cord as invisible as possible. |
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| One platoon is always on standby for immediate deployment to crisis spots. |
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| Note that this board doesn't have a standby power indicator LED on it. |
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| It was also reported last week that hospital bosses knew the standby air conditioning unit had been faulty for five years, but did not have the money to repair it. |
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| Emergency services were on standby throughout the night on Friday and went into action at dawn on Saturday to evacuate six properties at Mill Lane, Tempsford. |
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| He or she attaches the illuminator to the light source, sets it at 1,000 lumens, and places the light source on standby to reduce the chance of burns. |
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| It was not surprising that a standby system was always in place. |
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| Military conscripts who complete military service within a single period are assigned to special standby units after basic training and are immediately available. |
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| Today, you'll find them with controller in hand, glued to the TV, stealing bases and smacking home runs on the hand-held video version of the old sandlot standby. |
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| All wards were placed on standby for a complete hospital evacuation. |
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| Microsoft is hoping the devices will have a 100 to 120 hours standby time. |
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| A new chip promises to significantly reduce the power consumption of numerous consumer products and portable computing devices operating in standby mode. |
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| As part of the government's rapid reaction force, 45 Commando are on permanent standby for deployment to anywhere in the world at very short notice. |
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| Daniel Schachner, the actor playing the referee for Puppy Bowl X, waits on standby to help out on the field. |
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| That's why medical teams, replete with Life Flight helicopters, are always on standby at tour events. |
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| So while the Republican race is in full throttle, the Democrats are left in standby mode. |
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| The air ambulance is one of only three helicopters in the country that covers night flying and is on standby for 19 hours a day, from 8am until 3am, 365 days a year. |
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| If the primary server crashes, then the high availability operating system running failover software will reschedule its task to the standby server. |
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| We're looking at some sort of device which could provide the energy for household goods instead of them running off the mains when they are on standby. |
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| There's an entirely sensible campaign now in the UK to encourage people to switch off appliances left on standby, saving both greenhouse gas emissions and money. |
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| In desperation I turned to that old standby, the self-induced trance. |
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| Data written to the primary database will be synchronously replicated to the standby. |
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| A standby vessel has picked up 25 casualties, including three with serious burns, and one with an injury. |
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| That recipe is an old standby, and she keeps the ingredients around in case of unexpected guests. |
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| A second, more complicated gripe was found during troubleshooting of the standby attitude indicator. |
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| The test procedures specify use of a wattmeter or a watt-hour meter for standby power measurements. |
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| And a good standby would be a wholewheat sweet potato pancake topped with low-sugar flavoured yoghurt. |
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| I can always sit in the jump seat if there is room on one of the flights from Dublin to Cardiff or get a standby ticket so I get back a lot. |
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| We will not standby and let Diageo press ahead with its plans to throw 900 loyal workers on the scrapheap without a fight. |
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| I always like to have manuka honey on standby in the cupboard for when I feel a little under the weather. |
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| In a typical week, there would be 120 plates for pies on standby and 23 litres of shaving foam. |
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| Furthermore, these energy-efficient devices consume zero standby power and a minute amount of operating charge. |
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| When this word was given, the troops on standby crossed the border into Iraq. |
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| Credit lines are used both as standby sources of credit and as support for the issuance of commercial paper. |
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| When we got to Liverpool Airport we were told that it was overbooked and we were on standby. |
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| If he fails to recover, British Lion Dafydd James is on standby to deputise. |
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| Phil Jagielka has been brought in as standby defender but it leaves a major dilemna as to who the other will be. |
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| A FLEET of 25 gritter trucks are now on standby in Birmingham poised and ready for the next big freeze. |
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| Road chiefs have been told to have thousands of gritter lorries on standby. |
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| A photocopier left on standby overnight wastes enough energy to make 30 cups of tea. |
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| Electrical current thresholds can be set to define full power, standby, and power off states for individual devices and for groups of outlets. |
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| Toothpicks, emery boards, popsicle sticks, spindles and that old standby, fingers, all worked well for the actual carving. |
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| Battery-mode operation is supported by microamp standby modes as well as ultra-low power RAM for quickest power-down with retained state information. |
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| Most modern electric lighting is powered by centrally generated electric power, but lighting may also be powered by mobile or standby electric generators or battery systems. |
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| The other new medication is a gel form of podofilox, a purified and less irritating form of podophyllin, an old standby caustic office therapy for anogenital warts. |
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| I fully recognize the excellence of the tamal of the gringos. It is a superb standby for picknickers, prospectors, camping-outers, school children, and factory lunches. |
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| The explosion also killed two crewmen on a fast rescue boat launched from the standby vessel Sandhaven and the six Piper Alpha crewmen they had rescued from the water. |
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| Flannery, an automatic pick if fit, is nursing a calf injury and Kidney will make a final check on him today, with John Fogarty or Sean Cronin on standby to deputise. |
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| The OV2620 requires only 132 milliwatts of power in active mode and 33 microwatts of power in standby mode, making it ideal for portable applications. |
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