Jettin' ahead Breezed through airport security over Memorial Day weekend?
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They breezed through regular seasons and fell short in Octobers.
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Wilkie breezed through Wednesday's confirmation hearing with scant opposition from Democrats.
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Four other Pentagon officials breezed through their confirmation hearings on Tuesday.
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I breezed through the first hundred holes by the second class.
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So far, OKC has breezed through the easiest schedule in the league.
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They had the best regular season and they breezed through the playoffs.
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He breezed through chemotherapy and radiation, never losing his hair or weight.
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America's biggest banks breezed through the first phase of the annual test.
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Why haven't more golfers breezed through the door that Geiberger cracked open?
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To my surprise and pleasure, I breezed through a series of command lessons.
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Bromell, the world indoor 262.25m champion, breezed through 21m qualifying in 210 seconds.
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It breezed through all of my daily tasks, and handled multiple apps well.
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Gloria Steinem was hot as hell, she breezed through her job interview. Bunny
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Mississippi State breezed through the Southeastern Conference except for a stumble against Missouri.
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Bob Dylan just breezed through Asia (if Dylan can breeze at this point).
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America's biggest banks breezed through the final phase of the Fed's annual test.
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Once he got the waiver, he breezed through confirmation by an 81-17 vote.
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After the Snatch Game, they breezed through their floral looks on the main stage.
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Salazar breezed through the first four innings, holding the Orioles scoreless on two hits.
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On the whole, Wilkie breezed through his confirmation hearing without much opposition from Democrats.
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He breezed through the Army's Occupational Physical Assessment Test given to new Army recruits.
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Luke Farrell (3-3) breezed through an eight-pitch 10th and notched the win.
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Jerome Powell breezed through his Senate confirmation hearing on Tuesday with Zen-like confidence.
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At Dulles International Airport in Virginia, travelers said they had breezed through the line.
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The right-hander recovered by striking out Kris Bryant and easily breezed through the seventh.
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News from the World Cup: England breezed through to the semifinals, overtaking Sweden 2-0.
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But every time I saw the exhibition, many visitors either skipped or breezed through it.
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Drivers breezed through gates without stopping at tollbooths to pay the park's $25 entrance fee.
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Youzhny won the second set in a tiebreaker and all but breezed through the third.
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Mr. McCree breezed through Algebra I, she said, always finishing his work before his peers.
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The bill breezed through the Senate with a passing vote of 96-1 on Thursday.
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Kim breezed through LAX with Scott Disick and 4 security guards for the 16 hour flight.
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England breezed through its group and then won a penalty shootout (and it never does that).
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The pugs enjoyed briefly looking out the windows as we breezed through charming New England towns.
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We breezed through the first stage, marveling at the cliffs that jutted up from churning surf.
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Nominees for secretary of education have typically breezed through confirmation by the Senate with bipartisan approval.
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She breezed through the opening set in 18 minutes and won 54 points to Maria's 24.
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Plesac breezed through the first five innings Friday before Nicky Lopez singled to lead off the sixth.
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But there is no excuse for the way Ms. Clinton breezed through all the warnings and notifications.
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The Bryans breezed through the opening two sets before Hewitt and John Peers forced a fifth set.
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Both starters breezed through the first four innings before Taillon got into some trouble in the fifth.
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Raonic breezed through the opening set and led 3-1 in the second before Serbia's Troicki battled back.
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Shulkin breezed through the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee, with hearing answers that pleased Republicans, Democrats and veterans alike.
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He breezed through rookie ball in just 32 games, making the game seem natural like he always had.
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We breezed through mile three together, hooves and feet all pattering in unison, before we hit another uphill.
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I was the piece of shit ex-homeless kid with knuckle tattoos who breezed through biology exams while hungover.
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While Maeda breezed through the first three batters in just 11 pitches, the second inning was a different story.
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Mike Dean, a longtime producer and collaborator, breezed through the heavily protected doors, all while walking his tiny dog.
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In Iowa, Republican Governor Kim Reynolds breezed through her primary unopposed, but faces a tough road ahead to November.
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The company breezed through its latest round of funding by choosing investors who share their conviction, according to Knapp.
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As France breezed through the tournament, winning relentlessly, there was no reason to shine a harsh light on Pogba.
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And yet, it's no surprise that the contestants breezed through all of the clues in the hour-long segment.
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Later, as if to punctuate the difference between this leadership team and the last, Blankfein breezed through the lobby.
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While Rubio breezed through his primary, Murphy has a few scars that will likely follow him into the general.
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She ignored them But there is no excuse for the way Ms. Clinton breezed through all the warnings and notifications.
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Australian Open champion Wozniacki breezed through the opener in just 25 minutes before world number 82 Puig started the comeback.
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The two left-handers each breezed through the opponent's lineups, except for pitches that ended up hit into the stands.
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I breezed through it on standard difficulty, thanks largely to how much I've upgraded the drop rate of good items.
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Vaughan improvised extravagantly melodic lines; she heard all the harmonic choices in a chord and breezed through them at will.
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No. 10 Wisconsin breezed through the nonconference portion of its schedule and looks ready to take on the Big Ten.
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We got to the airport and breezed through security because I had Global Entry/TSA Precheck, so all our tickets qualified.
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Eovaldi has breezed through five innings with 54 pitches but ran into trouble with one out when he walked Ryan Flaherty.
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The last time they did so, in Cincinnati in August, Mr Murray breezed through in straight sets, requiring only 90 minutes.
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Even when I breezed through a stage, it still felt tight and well-designed in a way that kept me satisfied.
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He breezed through the first two innings then ran into trouble in the third, allowing a leadoff walk to Aaron Hill.
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"Beware the ides of March" (March 22005th) went so far as to claim that Mrs Clinton "breezed through" the Midwestern primaries.
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Outside, women breezed through the streets in stylish but modestly cut traditional clothes, mostly made of ankara , a brightly patterned fabric.
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With his wife, Columba, and two sons, George P. and Jeb Jr., looking on, Bush breezed through softball questions from residents.
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They breezed through group play and dominated the winner's bracket, securing a spot in the Grand Finals against the formidable Team Revenge.
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As John Legend, holding hands with wife Chrissy Teigen, breezed through the hallway backstage, he was asked where they'd like to go.
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The former Miss Universe Alicia Machado breezed through at LAX Wednesday and made it clear Latinos are worried ... about a lot now.
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I breezed through these levels and found them simple and charming and began, almost effortlessly, to assign personality to the mechanical contraptions.
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He breezed through the first inning, retiring George Springer and Carlos Correa on fly balls, sandwiched around a groundout by Jose Altuve.
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Over the next two months, the plan breezed through the regulatory process, winning approvals from the Justice Department and the European Union.
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The royal mom breezed through the 300-person ballroom in a gorgeous off-the-shoulder deep red satin gown by British designer Preen.
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But any fears of Guaidó being detained were unfounded: He breezed through Customs and tweeted out a picture of himself at passport control.
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Mr Chapman breezed through the ninth, bringing a World Series Game Seven to extra innings for only the third time in MLB history.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg breezed through 10 hours of questioning in Congress this week, but for his "team" there's plenty of work ahead.
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"A lot of people warned me about how terrible the inside of the upper arm was, but I breezed through it," she says.
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Mikolas breezed through seven innings, needing only 85 pitches throughout, 67 for strikes, by keeping the Reds off balance with effective breaking pitches.
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We breezed through the iPad slide show; he was anxious to walk me around the Asian wing, his favorite section of the museum.
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The pair breezed through their first priority, replacing a faulty, 200-pound (90 kg) electronics box that routes commands and data to experiments.
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Nadal breezed through the opener, bringing up set point with a trademark curling forehand before sealing the set with a deft drop shot.
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They breezed through the second round, too, with a 22016-21.00 victory over Team USA and a 20.50-214 victory over Chinese Taipei.
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She breezed through her Senate confirmation hearings and her sexual orientation did not come up during the process, according to the ABA Journal.
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Nearby, Ms. DeWoody breezed through a room with early works by Edward Hopper, Man Ray, Jim Dine, William Wegman and Jean-Michel Basquiat.
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They excitedly turned up for the flight at England's Bristol Airport on May 11 and breezed through check-in and security without any issue.
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Speed skating was a fun way to kick things off, and it was no surprise that Kevin and Rebecca breezed through the qualifying heats.
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Following his great escape, Urena breezed through the ninth, finishing it in style by whiffing Howie Kendrick on a breaking ball in the dirt.
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Domestic projects of this magnitude should clearly be evaluated in their totality — but without closer scrutiny, the proposal breezed through the four state processes.
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The 63-year-old breezed through the powerful Texas Rangers lineup while scattering two hits across seven scoreless innings in a win on Saturday.
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People stopped talking about the "zero bound" several months ago, as central banks breezed through 0% to set negative interest rates far below zero.
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The Swiss breezed through the first set but lost the next two as Sakkari went on to win 2-6, 6-4, 6-3.
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Just imagine all the other types of distractions you may need to work through or the mundane tasks that could be breezed through faster.
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I would get relaxed readings when I could barely catch my breath and told I had an intense workout when I breezed through a level.
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Ciara and Russell Wilson breezed through LAX Friday night with baby Future, and had nothing to say about her defamation lawsuit against her baby daddy.
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Ms. Ramos, the principal, breezed through the blue hallways of her school in early December, sheathed in her customary black suit and air of purposefulness.
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We're told J Lo breezed through this property -- listed at a cool $22.9 mil -- along with several others, but isn't jumping to make an offer.
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I breezed through security, making me wonder if it had actually been a good idea to arrive more than three hours early for the flight.
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U.S. Open results: Serena Williams breezed through the semifinal and will seek her record-tying 24th Grand Slam singles title on Saturday against Bianca Andreescu.
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The lone outlier in that stretch came against Texas on July 17, when Tillman breezed through six frames while allowing one run and two hits.
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The Florida Gulf Coast product breezed through seven scoreless innings at Toronto on Saturday, scattering four hits and striking out 25 in his third straight win.
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Incumbent senators in Nebraska and Pennsylvania breezed through their primaries Tuesday night, leaving them with healthy funding advantages over their rivals for the general election campaign.
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The Dane's speedy footwork and trademark defensive skills were on full display as she breezed through the first set in just 24 minutes on Melbourne Arena.
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The Dominican Republic native breezed through six scoreless innings at Miami on Tuesday, scattering six hits and walking one while striking out six in the win.
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When the day finally came in 2002, the usual cast of characters I had gotten to know in Nashville breezed through as I prepared for soundcheck.
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The 2009 champion breezed through his first four rounds without dropping a set before stepping up a level to fend off Wawrinka in a high-quality contest.
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After Cibulkova breezed through the first set, peppering the court with her powerful forehands, there were six consecutive breaks of serve at the start of the second.
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Desmond led off the second with a solo home run off Pirates right-hander Chad Kuhl and Marquez breezed through the next three innings on 28 pitches.
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Rob and Chyna breezed through LAX without saying anything, but making it clear all the stories saying they broke up after a blow-out fight are crap.
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Peralta had little trouble the first time he faced Cincinnati on April 16, when he breezed through six innings while giving up two runs and three hits.
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Herbert breezed through the opening set but Berdych offered more resistance in the second, only for the former world number four to crack at a key moment.
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So far, the bus being tested, the EZ22, has breezed through its trials on the campus of National Taiwan University, which have been in progress since May.
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It breezed through qualifying without a loss three years after drawing praise for giving Argentina, a 2014 finalist, all it could handle in an opening round game.
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The Athletics, with their starting rotation taxed near the end of a stretch of 20 consecutive games, started reliever Liam Hendriks, who breezed through the first inning.
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The confirmation of Spencer, a former Marine Corps pilot who breezed through his confirmation hearing last month, means only the Army awaits a Senate-confirmed service secretary.
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Boston starter Eduardo Rodriguez breezed through the first four innings, not allowing a hit, but came out because of left hamstring tightness after two pitches in the fifth.
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As I left Hassan at the transfer counter and breezed through the immigration hall, I never felt more undeserving of the privileges that come with calling myself British.
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The Coyotes were seeded third and breezed through their first three games in the double-elimination tournament, blowing out their opponents by a combined score of 23-22016.
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The spending plan for the fiscal year that begins July 423 breezed through the state legislature last week with strong bipartisan support in marked contrast to previous years.
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Athletics right-hander Frankie Montas (1-1) breezed through his first two innings before issuing a one-out walk to nine-hole hitter Tony Kemp in the third.
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Pelfrey breezed through the first three hitters in his first start since July 31 but the first four Minnesota batters in the second all reached base and scored.
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Gauff breezed through back-to-back Washington Open qualifiers at the weekend, losing just nine games in total to Maegan Manasse on Saturday and Hiroko Kuwata on Sunday.
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Though Rao breezed through her confirmation hearings, the pro-regulatory group Public Citizen raised concerns about her reported ties to the conservative billionaire brothers Charles and David Koch.
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The Lionesses breezed through qualifying, outscoring their opponents by 29-1, and beat Brazil and Japan and tied the United States in the SheBelieves Cup earlier this year.
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My classmates stood speechless as I absorbed thick tomes on medieval history, wrote and presented research reports, and breezed through fifth-grade math problems like a bored teenager.
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The Lightning had the best record in the Eastern Conference this season and breezed through the first rounds of the playoffs against the Devils and the Boston Bruins.
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He breezed through the next four games and hit a crosscourt forehand winner - his 42nd of the night - to end the contest in a little over 90 minutes.
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Alex Claudio pitched a hitless sixth, Junior Guerra worked around a single and a wild pitch in a scoreless seventh and Jeremy Jeffress breezed through a perfect eighth.
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Isner breezed through the second-set tiebreak and he seemed on his way to winning another tiebreaker in the third set when he opened up a 3-0 lead.
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A youthful Monaco team had breezed through the tournament with free-scoring performances but they met their match on home soil against the experienced and ruthless Serie A champions.
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Murray, who played a marathon 31-minute tiebreak in his quarter-final win over German Philipp Kohlschreiber, breezed through the second set to reach his second final in Dubai.
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Nikki Haley (R) breezed through her committee vote to serve as President Trump's ambassador to the United Nations, setting her up for almost certain confirmation by the full Senate.
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When the passengers were allowed to disembark, Atlangeriev and his child accomplice breezed through passport control, collected their luggage from the carousel, and cleared customs with nothing to declare.
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Starter Cole Hamels breezed through seven scoreless innings while Carlos Beltran and Adrian Beltre each homered to allow the Rangers to celebrate a post-season berth with a shutout.
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Bassitt breezed through the first three innings, blanking the White Sox on two singles, but he had to pitch his way out of a bases-loaded jam in the fourth.
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An hour after voting began at 220pm, Donald Trump, the party's frontrunner and now-declared winner of the state, breezed through the main cafeteria doors with security detail in tow.
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Giles, who breezed through a perfect ninth inning, subsequently allowed two runs in the 10th and needed scuffling right-hander Chris Devenski to bail out both him and the club.
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Colon is riding a hot streak over his last four starts and breezed through seven innings at Milwaukee last Thursday, scattering one run and eight hits to earn the win.
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On Tuesday, they breezed through difficult works by John Zorn at the Park Avenue Armory; next they'll play John Luther Adams on Monday at the Church of the Intercession's crypt.
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Minor breezed through the first 3 23/3 innings before giving up a solo home run to Baez with two outs in the fourth to cut Texas' lead to 2-1.
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The Croatian third seed breezed through the first two sets virtually unchallenged by the world number 188, who stepped up his game in the third and fourth, forcing errors from Cilic.
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The Frenchman was a break down in the second set before he started to play more freely and breezed through the decider to set up a clash with Canadian Denis Shapovalov.
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Yarbrough entered the game in the second inning and breezed through the Angels lineup, throwing six scoreless innings until the Angels got to him for a run in the eighth inning.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — Supporters of a federal criminal justice system overhaul seemed well on their way to victory after legislation breezed through the House last week on an impressive bipartisan vote.
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It seemed a more vigorous workout than he'd had the night before, when he breezed through eight shutout innings, allowing three hits, walking none and striking out 14 against the Yankees.
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RHP Scott Feldman breezed through six-plus scoreless innings Sunday to pick up the win, enabling Cincinnati to take a series in St. Louis for just the fifth time in 14 years.
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The hefty veteran breezed through seven scoreless innings at Toronto on Saturday - scattering four hits - but could not get any support in a game the Yankees went on to lose 3-0.
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I arrived at the airport five hours early (Lucille would have cut it close, but Maria was going to Thailand and absolutely not going to fuck that up) and breezed through security.
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Iran breezed through qualifying with 12 clean sheets and were the second team to book their place in Russia behind Brazil, but doubts loom over the form of first-choice goalkeeper Alireza Beiranvand.
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She was also present on the couple's tour of India and Bhutan in April 2016, which included a five-hour hike in the Himalayas (Kate breezed through with impeccable hair and make-up!).
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The physical education teacher and former Division 1 basketball player and Judo champion breezed through the course, conquering the Lunatic Ledges and monstrous Warped Wall, in the Seattle/Tacoma qualifier round that aired Monday.
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The Saturday Profile REGENSBURG, Germany — Princess Gloria von Thurn und Taxis breezed through her 500-room German palace, keys in hand and a bracelet of rubies and a Virgin Mary charm on her wrist.
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It was the kind of deal that would have breezed through even a year ago, when Mr. Christie wielded so much control that Republicans reversed their own votes to block overrides of his vetoes.
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I breezed through the long, vacant queue (presumably designed for the packed lines of carnitas-loving patrons back in the good ol' days) and asked the woman behind the register about the lack of customers.
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The wiry Qatari, who has jumped higher than anyone in history except Cuban world record holder Javier Sotomayor, breezed through Friday's qualification, clearing the automatic qualifying height of 2.31 metres with the greatest of ease.
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Droegemeier was nominated by the President at the end of July and breezed through hearings with the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, receiving bipartisan support and a unanimous approval vote in early September.
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A deal of this size usually faces a high level of regulatory scrutiny and can take six months or longer to close, but this one breezed through the process and closed in less than two months.
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Last September Wells Fargo, which had breezed through the crisis, admitted that over the past five years it opened more than 2m ghost deposit and credit-card accounts for customers who had not asked for them.
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The president breezed through a standard democratic platform of ideals to remind us what American democracy is and the potential of what we can be, juxtaposed to the current campaign rhetoric that seems to state otherwise.
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O/U: 47 ABOUT THE PACKERS (7-6): Rodgers can't officially be activated until Friday but spent the week practicing with the first team and breezed through his rehab with the help of some mental toughness.
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The Bulldogs breezed through the first weekend with relative ease as they never trailed in wins over Winthrop 76-64 and Middle Tennessee 74-65, and spent a total of 1:18 tied in those contests.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - A bill to send $700 million to cash-starved social services providers breezed through the Illinois Legislature on Thursday, as the state once again turned to stopgap funding measures in lieu of a budget.
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Yankees RH Luis Cessa (213-23, 23) Sanchez returned from a brief minor-league stint meant to hold down his innings on Wednesday and breezed through six innings at Baltimore, allowing an unearned run in a win.
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The Australian won the opening point of the match with what is fast becoming a trademark underarm serve and breezed through the first set before cheers from the crowd turned to jeers amid a second-set meltdown.
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Wilson breezed through the competition's initial stage, a now-defunct event called the school figures, in which judges assign each skater six figures at random to trace on a sheet of clean ice, once with each foot.
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Daniel Provencio tells us he was hot to trot for a blind date -- pumping "Call Me Maybe" through his headphones -- when NYC cops tackled him for riding into a secured area just before the Prez breezed through.
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The world number two, chasing an eighth title at his hometown tournament, had dropped only eight games as he breezed through the first two rounds but found his 24th-ranked opponent a much tougher nut to crack.
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While a well-rested Nadal has breezed through to the final four, dropping only one set and even enjoying a walkover in the second round, Berrettini has shed sweat and tears to claw his way this far.
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Ranked 35th in the world, Collins breezed through the opening set in 20 minutes with three service breaks, hitting winners on all sides of the court against the second seed, who had five double faults in the set.
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In contrast to the quasi-Shakespearean, tragically flawed character of Lyndon Baines Johnson, who chose to end his presidency rather than preside over an unraveling nation, Bush breezed through his time in office untroubled by anxiety or doubt.
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The Dodgers, who breezed through regular season and into World Series, were staring at a potential 3-1 series deficit until Cody Bellinger's bat came alive when he doubled and scored the tying run in the seventh inning.
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After winning the Australian Open and his 18th Grand Slam singles title in January, Federer, 35, breezed through a storm watch of a draw in Indian Wells without losing a set to win the season's second significant tournament.
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The big-serving Argentine, a crowd favorite in New York, breezed through his first round encounter with American Donald Young in straight sets and will hope to turn in a similarly clinical performance against Young's compatriot Denis Kudla.
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The Swiss third seed, back in action this week after a 10-week layoff, started brightly as he breezed through the opening set but Tsonga, targeting Federer's forehand, played tighter and levelled with a strong display in the second.
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At the seventh circle of hell we call Newark Liberty International Airport I was amazed at how easily I breezed through check-in and security without the usual accouterments of stroller/diaper bag/rattles/bottles/pacifiers/toys/books/poop.
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Minor (6-4) breezed through the first three innings before walking Eugenio Suarez in the fourth to bring up Puig, who deposited a 1-43 changeup over the wall in left field to trim Texas' lead to 4-2.
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The nation's largest banks breezed through the first phase of their annual tests on Thursday, demonstrating that they have enough capital to withstand the type of financial shock that nearly ruined the industry and the world economy in 2008.
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The way Vampire Weekend songs breezed through references to New England architecture, brands of clothing, and arcane drink recipes was much like their musical accrual of discrete sonic ingredients, creating a beguiling surface that was beautiful, and sharply critical.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Roger Federer made an impressive return to clay by easing past Richard Gasquet to reach the last 16 of the Madrid Open on Tuesday, while Novak Djokovic also breezed through with a straight sets win over American Taylor Fritz.
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Unfortunately for Gasparyan, that was as good as it got against the 34-year-old, who rattled off the next four games on her way to sealing the set in 30 minutes and then breezed through the second in 25 minutes.
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It will also be interesting to see whether Mr Rubio, having breezed through his primary, can maintain the hypothetical lead he had previously enjoyed in the polls; his Democratic opponent, Patrick Murphy, a 33-year-old congressman, does not look imposing.
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The 23-year-old Venezuelan posted his third quality start in the last four outings when he breezed through 6 1/3 frames at Baltimore on Tuesday, striking out seven while allowing two runs and four hits in a win.
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Starter Luis Severino breezed through five and two-thirds innings with just one hit allowed; the lockdown bullpen did its part; and the Yankees offered the rest of baseball a discomfiting look at the power-packed head of their batting order.
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TOKYO — When Japan's team breezed through the first two rounds of the World Baseball Classic over the past two weeks, it earned a trip to the semifinals in Los Angeles, where it stands a good chance of winning the whole tournament.
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After impressing audiences and the judges, who gave them one of the highest scores of the night, with their Cha-cha during the premiere, it seems Rippon and Johnson will have to get used to FaceTiming as they breezed through to next week.
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The 31-year-old Texan, who signed a six-year, $105 million contract just before the series of injuries began in 03, breezed through three rehab starts with a 3-0 record, 1.08 ERA and 21 strikeouts in 23 21/210 total innings.
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The fifth seed, playing in only her second WTA title clash and first since Linz in 2018, breezed through the first set and staved off a potential comeback from her Kazakh opponent in the next to become the first tour champion of 2020.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — After a popular bill to improve prison education and training programs breezed through the House last May, criminal justice reformers in the Senate faced a crucial choice: run with it or hold out for more far-reaching changes to sentencing laws.
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Last night, in a glorious ode to Latinidad, the women breezed through their respective greatest hits with casual feats of athletic prowess: Shakira's hips still don't lie, and J.Lo dazzled with pole moves she'd picked up on the set of her 2019 hit, Hustlers.
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The party lasted past midnight, though it thinned noticeably after Musk's remarks at 9 PM. The cover band breezed through an instrumental version of "Creep," a slowed down version of "Gin and Juice," and, at one point, the frontman used an iPhone as a voice modulator.
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Christo's lecture eventually caught its rhythm, and he breezed through the last 50 years of his work with Jeanne-Claude, including projects that famously defamiliarized landmarks like the Pont Neuf in Paris or the Reichstag in Berlin by wrapping them in millions of square feet of fabric.
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Channelling the powerful color of red and cloaked in connected dresses that recreate a "Cranes In The Sky" look (designed by Tina Knowles, to boot!), Solange and her singers breezed through "Rise" and "Weary" with the same ethereal presence that made us love her so much this year.
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LHP Cole Hamels breezed through the first three innings in 2201 pitches on Tuesday, but he was unable to hold on to a four-run lead, giving up six runs on six hits and four walks in the fourth and fifth innings combined in Texas' 232-7 victory over Seattle.
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I met the elder Mr. Shetty in a conference room in the front of the office, where, beneath a glittering silhouette-style wall hanging of the pre-13/21 New York City skyline, he breezed through several advanced textbooks' worth of chemical engineering in an attempt to tell me what glitter was.
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Gregorius helped compensate for that missed opportunity, hitting a solo home run to right in the second inning for a 53-0 lead, and Eovaldi kept the Yankees in front as he breezed through the first three innings, allowing only a leadoff single to Billy Burns, whom he picked off first base.
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McGillivray, 39, who also stars in Moving the McGillivrays and Buyers' Bootcamp, breezed through the technical portion of his quiz, choosing quartz countertops over granite or marble for their style and durability, and harking back to his days as an assistant on Debbie Travis' Painted House for his strong stance on throw pillow fluffing.
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Though the ABC News moderators breezed through many different topics over the two-and-half-hour face-off, the quarrels over the duo's qualifications for the White House produced the sharpest and most memorable moments of the debate at Saint Anselm College, as all the contenders tried to show they would be the strongest candidate to take on President Donald Trump.
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While Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaPro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Meghan McCain rips Blagojevich pardon: He is 'like the swampiest swamp creature in the world' Ex-Obama aides say Bloomberg-Obama relationship more 'complicated' than his ads portray MORE breezed through the primaries, the GOP race witnessed several lead changes in the fall of 2202.
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While there is nothing particularly revelatory to the reader about the information these letters contain — Gayatri left not because she was in love with the German artist who breezed through her life, but because she felt repressed in her marriage — it is clear that for Myshkin, perhaps because of his gender or the arc of his life, this unlocks something essential about his past that he has been missing.
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Madrid Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas Museo Naval Thyssen-Bornemisza Paseo del Prado Prado parque de El retiro Royal Botanical Garden CaixaForum Madrid Reina Sofia 1/4 mile By The New York Times But once inside, circumstances quickly intervened — and by circumstances I mean lingering in galleries I typically breezed through; resting on a bench while surreptitiously listening to elementary school children decide which baby is Jesus (he's the one with the halo in "The Adoration of the Magi," by Rubens); getting to know a slew of sexy Greek and Roman mythological figures, some of whose names and heroic attributes were a revelation to me; and discovering some new (again, to me) Spanish artists of astonishing talent.
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