"Yes, yes," he nods absentmindedly, quickly breezing by the topic.
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But lighthearted psych-funk exercises dominate, breezing by with admirable frivolity.
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He smiled and waved before breezing into the theater with his entourage.
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And wind is the one breezing to the front of the pack.
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The euro rose as high as $1.0939, breezing past previous resistance at $1.0912.
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Within minutes, I was back on my computer, checking emails, breezing through documents.
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Breezing through my Instagram feed, a robin's egg-hued post catches my eye.
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Excluding items, Biogen earned $9.15 per share, breezing past analysts' average estimate of $7.53.
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Breezing through genuinely seemed like cheating (not that I finished the sequel—again, time).
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Still, he said, breezing along in the buggy, "Safer than being in a car."
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Breezing across a full dining room to exit through a glass door to the terrace.
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She calmed her nerves by breezing into a nearby liquor store for a pack of smokes.
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"You always have to be one think ahead," she said, breezing ahead to a textile display.
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And instead of breezing past it, you're stuck in bumper to bumper traffic during rush hour.
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In 2018, Amash won reelection with 54.4% of the vote, after breezing through the GOP primary unopposed.
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But on the U.S. hardcourts the Italian was never in danger breezing past Friedsam in 68 minutes.
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But he usually tries to do so by breezing past the most radical implications of his ideas.
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Acacia reported better-than-expected earnings last week, breezing past market forecasts for earnings, production and costs.
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There's not a lot of breezing through the permanent collection, inhaling the unquestioned greatness of the anointed.
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After breezing through them, he led her to a nearby rock by the edge of the pond.
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Immortalized in Johnson's book The RBG Workout, the workout reportedly involves Ginsburg breezing through pushups, planks, and squats.
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Through it all, Rae as been breezing through Hollywood "rooting for everybody Black" and championing Black girl magic.
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Excluding one-time items, Fitbit earned 10 cents a share, breezing past analysts' average expectation of 3 cents.
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They went breezing by, lightheartedly addressing large ideas while alluding to decades of R&B and hip-hop.
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You're forced to slow down and truly contemplate the world around you, rather than passively breezing through it.
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You're forced to slow down and truly contemplate the world around you, rather than passively breezing through it.
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After breezing through a couple of missions, I decided to take a break...and realized an hour had passed.
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The Wimbledon champion and world No. 26 broke Nishikori's serve early on, breezing through the first set 22-1.
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She sweeps in and out to stock up on provisions, breezing past locals with rude manners and wagging tongues.
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For the quarter, net sales rose 11 percent to $3.74 billion, breezing past the average analyst estimate of $3.57 billion.
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In breezing through the first two rounds, del Potro has spent a total of 3 hours 39 minutes on court.
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And so we had a model in a billowing white robe breezing past one wearing a tailored houndstooth duffel jacket.
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He had 28 pitches through the second inning but after breezing through a six-pitch seventh, Tanaka started the eighth.
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Breezing ahead Ethiopia inaugurated one of the continent's largest wind farms in 26 -- the $226.6 million, 290-megawatt (MW) Ashedoga plant.
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Over the years, mayors and correction commissioners have come and gone, but Mr. Seabrook stayed, breezing through elections year after year.
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I'm having a right serious moment, but then I hear a distinct snicker, and a tall, skinny blur goes breezing by.
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The Athletics (38-51) committed three errors behind Manaea yet he was undaunted, breezing through the few times he was threatened.
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After breezing through an eight-pitch first inning, Price gave it all back and more in the bottom of the second.
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Tyler Chatwood (2-20153) was breezing through the Padres during the game's first half, then unraveled his third time through their order.
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"He has a very important, very fast run called 'breezing' that we do three days before the race," Mr. Matsunaga told us.
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Clinton than the perception that she is breezing toward a victory, reinforced daily by polls showing that she is going to win.
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And with England breezing through World Cup qualifying, the F.A. dispensed with its usual bunker mentality regarding the country's temperamental news media.
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After breezing through the Colorado Rockies' lineup in the eighth inning, Hansel Robles melted down in the ninth of a tie game.
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He ducked in and pulled out just in time to feel the looping right hands of Bradley go breezing past his head.
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Acknowledging the modern plight of autonomy and so many separations, the poem then easily passes through them, breezing compliments and simple care.
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Breezing into court, she took the stand and, by turns haughty, coquettish, weepy and coarse, spoke of Gestapo tactics in Beverly Hills.
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The House appropriators struck first in the annual defense appropriations process, breezing through just over 50 amendments in three days of debate.
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After breezing past its first two opponents, No. 11 LSU kicks off SEC play Saturday with a challenging road date against Mississippi State.
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However, if you think that might mean production is breezing through filming, don't expect the show to come to our screens any earlier.
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The incident went down when the ex-'Hills' star tried breezing past security Saturday night outside the VIP entrance to T-Mobile Arena.
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Net sales rose 11 percent to $3.74 billion, breezing past the average analyst estimate of $3.57 billion, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
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The Cavaliers swept their first two opponents and had a nine-day layoff after breezing past the Atlanta Hawks in the conference semifinals.
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The VanEck Semiconductors ETF (SMH) surged 213 percent in 22018 and 22 percent in 2017, breezing past the Nasdaq's gains in both years.
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I love the freedom of hopping on F.D.R. Drive and breezing along at five miles an hour while they make weekend road repairs.
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With a few assists from Ms. Catterson, she danced "Trio A" from start to finish, grumbling through some parts and breezing through others.
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But Porcello showed no ill effects — breezing through the sixth by getting Wade on a grounder, striking out Ronald Torreyes and Brett Gardner.
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Now 70, he can stir up a whirlwind of speed and agility, breezing through tricky meters, harmonies and beats from all over Brazil.
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Patterns of violent men and extractive industries breezing through land they do not own to take lives that do not belong to them.
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After breezing through the first set, Harrison survived some nervous moments in the second, saving break points in each of his service games.
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I think the last thing they want to see is another person who's just breezing through it all without a problem in the world.
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The power-hitting Zverev confirmed his potential by breezing past 24th-seeded Gilles Simon of France 33-23 26-24 in just 67 minutes.
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Harena comes by twice, breezing into the garden with casual assurance, making no requests but simply regarding them with that same ecstatic, expectant gaze.
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Philadelphia has dropped two in a row and six of nine since breezing to a 27-419.33 victory over New York on Oct. 19.
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Trump has been breezing through the campaign without making any discernible effort to come up with coherent policies, or even to keep his stories straight.
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Washington is breezing toward the NL East title and cut its magic number to clinch the division to nine games with its fourth consecutive victory.
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Breezing past the quarter-century mark, this four piece from San Francisco has yet to lose the inventive instinct that fueled their early noise improvisations.
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Instead of breezing past these characters like in the manga, the film takes its time, giving the audience a chance to know and care for them.
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"He looked laid-back and just kind of breezing through," said McKensie Hasse, a local convenience store employee who saw him just days before his death.
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WIMBLEDON, England — Shortly after breezing into the Wimbledon final on Thursday, Garbiñe Muguruza revealed a little ritual she has at the All England Lawn Tennis Club.
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Laura Lazarus became a Lion Air flight attendant at 19 years old, breezing through a month of training even though she was supposed to undergo three.
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Duclair put Columbus ahead with 11:05 left by breezing past Rangers defenseman Brendan Smith, driving to the net and putting a wrist shot over Georgiev's glove.
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With my elite status as a TSA Precheck and a CLEAR traveler, I'd grown accustomed to breezing through the security screening process in five minutes or less.
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But we end up breezing past many of the round-bellied nudes to stop instead in front of a Caravaggio painting called Boy Bitten by a Lizard.
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" After easily breezing through questions about their first kiss and where they met, Chopra laughed as she asked Jonas to share the "most diva thing I do.
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Cleveland has outscored the Tigers 45-16 this season after opening its 153-game road trip by breezing to a 7-4 victory in the series opener.
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World number one Andy Murray also advanced as he stepped up his recovery from an elbow injury by breezing past Spaniard Feliciano Lopez 6-4 6-4.
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Vandeweghe, who beat Sasnovich on Saturday before Sabalenka stunned Stephens, came from behind to win a first set tie-break on Sunday before breezing through the second set.
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Yet after breezing through qualifying with a team boasting a couple of players who are making waves in some of Europe's biggest leagues, hopes are high for Russia.
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Pliskova appeared to be cruising toward victory after breezing through the first set but then lost her focus in the second to allow Mladenovic back in the contest.
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Margot was breezing through at LAX -- hot as ever -- when our photog asked if she'd reprise her famous role in "The Big Short" to do other educational flicks.
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New York, which is 4-33-0 in its last five games overall, is well-rested after breezing to a 4-1 victory over Detroit on Monday afternoon.
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Though we suggest you adhere to the directions below, the three recipes here work for multiple meals while breezing past the recipe-hunting and frenzied-grocery-shopping steps.
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Breezing past each other had been more of an instinct than a decision, but it was the only way to honor our friendship, may it rest in peace.
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Federer now cruising But Roger Federer is now breezing after a slight hiccup in the first two rounds, crushing pal David Goffin 6-2, 6-2, 6-0.
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After putting together a perfectly crafted cover letter, revamping your résumé, and breezing through an initial phone interview, you've finally landed an in-person interview for your dream job.
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After breezing through five scoreless innings and ultimately allowing three runs in 257 210/210 innings, Hoffman was able to savor his first win in his seventh career start.
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When I was a self-absorbed teenager, breezing past him or constantly on the phone, he would call out, 'oh Vinny, your darling Uncle Pierce is talking to you!
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Britney Spears' BF, Sam Ashgari, barely broke a sweat lifting weights at Muscle Beach, but the same might not go for people breezing through photos of his intense workout.
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After breezing through her opening match at the Sydney Olympic Park Sports Centre on Wednesday, the 25-year-old Li forecast a much tougher run for China at Rio.
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Liu stole the show Friday night, breezing through a free skate that included two triple axels and dethroning the 217.513 winner, Bradie Tennell, at the U.S. Figure Skating Championships.
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The writers tend to compartmentalize death, either breezing right past it once a scene is all done, or keeping the grief contained to a single episode before forging ahead.
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The Guinness Book of World Records certifiies that Beyoncé and Erizku's initial photo became the most-liked post on Instagram within eight hours, coolly breezing past Selena Gomez's previous record.
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But, I also found myself breezing through some Branded images because their message felt so clear, there was no "work" — no active engagement — required of me beyond a passive consumption.
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Breezing past the line in the store to grab his beverage waiting on the counter, "I selfishly feel like I won the system and saved a bunch of time," Street said.
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She's been happily carrying the narrative for the past six episodes, but she's done so in very matter-of-factly, breezing through plot points like a mailman on a delivery route.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Japan's Kei Nishikori believes he can win Wimbledon this year after breezing through his first-round clash with Italy's Marco Cecchinato 6-1023 6-2 6-0 on Monday.
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" I only vaguely processed the other cars on the road and the clouds breezing past the gray sky, the rest of the world moving on as mine suddenly stood still. "O.
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The company reported it earned 79 cents per share on $5.84 billion in revenue, breezing past the 68 cents a share on $5.37 billion in revenue expected by Thomson Reuters consensus estimates.
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After breezing to a 30-0 victory over Houston last week, the Chiefs vie for their 12th straight win when they face the host Patriots on Saturday in a divisional-round clash.
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Japan, who are without injured Kei Nishikori, had an easy day in Perth with Yoshihito Nishioka and Go Soeda breezing through their singles matches against Uruguay's Pablo Cuevas and Martin Cuevas respectively.
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The California native surrendered a home run to Francisco Lindor leading off the contest and did not allow a hit the rest of the way while breezing through nine innings in 114 pitches.
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Super Mario Odyssey is the fastest-selling Mario ever, in the U.S. at least, breezing past a million sales in under five days here and selling more than 2 million worldwide — and counting.
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Sales at Chipotle restaurants open for at least 13 months jumped 9.9 percent in the first quarter, breezing past analysts' average estimate of a 7.29 percent increase, according to IBES data from Refinitiv.
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Astros RH Mike Fiers (21-214, 23) Sanchez has been consistent in each of his first two starts, breezing through five scoreless innings before yielding two runs in the sixth in both outings.
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After breezing past the Detroit Pistons and the Atlanta Hawks in the first two rounds, the Cavaliers have spent this week roughing up a team that finished the regular season with 56 wins.
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Following the directive of President Barack Obama to prioritize "felons, not families … criminals, not children," Rosenstein sparingly used federal immigration laws to target violent repeat offenders who were breezing through the state system.
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The rapper acknowledged that he wasn't originally supposed to be there, but that didn't stop him from breezing through a set that spanned his entire discography, including early hits like "Crooked Teeth" and more.
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McDavid capped his four-point performance in the first period by breezing into the offensive zone and wristing a shot past Werner for a power-play goal at 15:51 of the first period.
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Take it from me: I could barely jog down the block before I tried Couch to 5K, and after I finished the program I was breezing through 40-minute runs and actually, miraculously enjoying it.
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We forget that those nice big numbers and records are made of millions of colliding weirdnesses, that a late-career lefty breezing through the league's best lineup is comfortably within the boundaries of the possible.
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I'm breezing along from scene to scene, blowing by puzzles I know would've probably caused hours of "let's combine every item with everything until something sticks," and just enjoying a quirky, goofy, delightful little game.
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American Coleman, silver medalist in 23 and owner of the fastest time this season, put down his gold marker by breezing to a time of 9.98 seconds to set the pace in the opening round.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg striding through Samsung's Mobile World Congress press conference, breezing past dozens of reporters and industry types too engrossed by their Gear VR headsets to notice the most powerful man in the Internet.
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Revenue from Viacom's filmed entertainment business, which houses the Paramount film studio, jumped 3.30 percent to $895 million in the company's second quarter ended March 31, breezing past analysts' average estimate of $676.5 million, according to FactSet.
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Quotes can make the difference between someone breezing past a link they don't want to leave Twitter to explore, and getting a peek at what's smart about an article so they know if it's worth diving deeper.
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SoftBank-owned Boston Dynamics released a short video today that shows its bipedal humanoid Atlas robot breezing over a log before showing some serious ups as it hops to the top of a set of staggered boxes.
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The Miami Heat have put on an offensive clinic in breezing to a 2-73 lead over the Hornets and hope to keep the points coming when the series shifts to Charlotte for Game 3 on Saturday.
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He highlighted the surge by breezing past Parker for a contested finish early in the second quarter before crossing over De'Andre Bembry in transition for a left-handed dunk to push the Kings' advantage to 44-30.
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But as he names people who have lost at the game, breezing past tales of their businesses falling apart, their wives leaving them and things just not working, it's clear that it's more than just a game.
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Walking around the New Museum with the Magnus app, I found myself breezing past paintings, not looking too hard at details because the camera was looking for me, and the app knew much more than I did.
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Designed to provide an optimal reading experience, this speed reading browser extension breathes new life into passages of text by infusing eye-guiding color gradients in each line to assist you in breezing through them quickly and easily.
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A quiet montage showed him heading to LAX in a car, arriving at the airport and passing by some protestors, breezing through security, stopping for a grilled cheese, and boarding a plane without a second glance or problem.
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Winner of the Episode: Hannah Ann for just breezing on through drama-free Loser of the Episode: Let's do a literal take this week and say that Peter is the loser for having lost out on Madison's love.
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BIG TEN Miles Bridges and Nick Ward had 15 points and 9 rebounds apiece, and fifth-seeded Michigan State (193-13) advanced to the quarterfinals in Washington, breezing past 13th-seeded Penn State (15-18) by 78-51.
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As the Republicans control both congressional houses, even Mr Trump's most divisive nominees—such as Senator Jeff Sessions from Alabama, his choice for attorney-general, an immigration hawk dogged by historical allegations of racism—appear to be breezing through.
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Breezing through his own service games — he is yet to be broken this week — Djokovic was able to exert maximum pressure on Anderson's delivery and his opponent buckled to drop serve again as Djokovic pocketed a one-sided opener.
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Steelers 34, Texans 6 Mike Hilton and Cameron Heyward recorded multisack games and the Pittsburgh Steelers remained in the running for home-field advantage throughout the AFC playoffs by breezing to a 34-6 victory over the Houston Texans.
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Tantalizing Timer If you and your partner are in the habit of breezing through foreplay in order to get to the "main event," you might be surprised by how much slowing down and focusing on foreplay can transform your sex life.
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After breezing through a regular season in which they spent 98 days on top of their division, the Dodgers eased past their first two playoff opponents, including a convincing win over the defending champion Chicago Cubs to reach the World Series.
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On the Runway 6 Photos View Slide Show ' There have not been any real shocks in the French Open thus far — at least when it comes to the tennis, with most of the top seeds breezing through the first few rounds.
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SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) - After breezing through one of the hardest groups at the World Cup, Croatia appear to be on course to rival the exploits of their "Class of '98", who were beaten in the semi-finals by eventual winners France.
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After breezing through the group phase, including a record 13-0 win over Thailand, holders the U.S. lacked inspiration and conceded their first goal of the tournament as Spain rose to the occasion in searing heat at the Stade Auguste-Delaune.
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For decades, I'd had the idyllic dream that if we ever got to Bermuda, we'd tour it by scooter, breezing by pastel cottages to iconic pink sand beaches, wind whipping our hair, stopping for anything interesting we saw along the way.
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The vehicle drives more assertively than it has in previous trips, breezing past construction sites at 22017 mph with barely a twitch and nudging its way into intersections in a way that feels less robotic than it has in the past.
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Riddle me this: which country in Europe has signed a free-trade agreement with China, whilst simultaneously breezing through a deep and comprehensive free-trade agreement with the EU and a preferential trade arrangement with Canada, Japan, Russia and the United States?
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Bhasin would usually be joined by Steve Claridge, Mark Bright or Leroy Rosenior, who would proceed to spend an hour and a half breezing through a load of lower-league goal fests with the odd shin-splintering tackle thrown in for a laugh.
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With Mike Hilton and Cameron Heyward spearheading a ferocious defensive attack, the Pittsburgh Steelers remained in the running for home-field advantage throughout the AFC playoffs by breezing to a 34-6 victory over the Houston Texans on Monday at NRG Stadium.
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Still, there's a lot to love about these last dives between the gas giant and its rings—according to NASA, Cassini will be catching whiffs of Saturn's atmosphere, breezing between 1,010 and 1,060 miles (1,630 and 1,710 kilometers) above Saturn's cloud tops at its closest.
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But as I became more comfortable, I was able to start breezing through some of the puzzles and finding my way around without any of the awkward stumbling or holdups that often require VR demo helpers to step in and tell you where to go.
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The Cleveland Indians did not lose any ground in the American League Central with a tight loss on Saturday and hope to get back to breezing toward a playoff spot when they visit the Minnesota Twins for the finale of a three-game series on Sunday.
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These include Habit, which does pre-packaged personalized meals; Breezing, a technology that requires three minutes of continual breathing and the purchase of new cartridges with every measurement ($5); and Levl, which is a small home-lab setup that measures metabolism and ketosis and costs between $100-150/month.
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Regulators failing to keep pace with the business expansion of tech giants has been a staple theme of the tech industry in recent years, whether it's Uber running taxi industry red lights, Airbnb breezing past rental rules or Google sticking two fingers up at regional data protection regulations.
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Unlike well-honed environmental documentaries like Gasland and Blackfish that pick a subject and dig in, Before the Flood offers a smorgasbord of issues, breezing through subjects like strip mining, deforestation, rising oceans, tar sands, desertification, coral reef destruction, vanishing glaciers, and more to paint an overwhelmingly dire vision.
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Breezing by the weakest pieces in the show — the slim and scarcely perceptible "Others" (83), "Mini-Me" (1999), and the vapid "Sans tire" (2007) work of two stuffed Labrador Retriever dogs and a stuffed chick — the astonishing, self-referential "Sans titre" (2001) floor piece dominates a red room of its own.
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I've been using the new MacBook Air all week as my primary work device, and I have no issue breezing through everyday tasks, which usually involves working in a content management system with more than 20 browser tabs open in Google Chrome and multiple other programs running in the background.
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For some reason, though, the office always has one middle-to-upper manager who is just phenomenally friendly with them both—finger points, breezing through the security gate without showing a pass, has almost definitely fucked someone after-hours in one of the meeting rooms—and in that relationship, there is power.
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One or two wrinkles in organizational history straighten out differently, a couple capable arms join their staff of chuck-and-hopers, and they're the American League's answer to the Chicago Cubs, breezing to a massive division lead and competing less with the other teams in their league than with their own dizzy projections.
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In the case of a sports car like the DB11, it's the connection between the joy of opening up the engine and laying down the throttle as you're coming out of an apex of a turn into a straightway, or perhaps breezing by the water along the Amalfi coast, zipping from 0 to 60 miles per hour in 4 seconds flat.
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As Judge Karen Henderson put it in dissent, the en banc decision "is at odds with Supreme Court precedent," and "plows new and potentially dangerous ground" by completely breezing past any analysis of the fact that someone arriving at a U.S. border has to actually enter (not simply be detained) to be considered a person "within" the United States for the sake of constitutional rights.
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The Dallas Empire were none too intimidated by OpTic Gaming Los Angeles' home-crowd advantage Sunday, breezing by the hosts in the semifinals before edging the Minnesota R0KKR in a thrilling Grand Final to win Week 4 of the Call of Duty League at the Shrine Expo Hall near downtown L.A. Sunday proved to be quite a contrast from the previous day, as both teams to sweep through group play on Saturday were one-and-done on Sunday.
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Breezing past their challengers: Representative Gregory W. Meeks, of the Fifth District, which covers a large chunk of Queens and parts of Nassau County; Representative Nydia M. Velázquez, of the Seventh, which includes parts of northern Brooklyn and Queens; Representative Jerrold L. Nadler, of the 10th, which runs down the West Side of Manhattan and into southern Brooklyn; Representative Carolyn B. Maloney, of the 12th, which straddles the East River to cover eastern Manhattan, waterfront Queens and northern Brooklyn; and Representative José E. Serrano, of the 15th, in the Bronx.
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