It always feels like it's coming down to the end.
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You knew when Harry was coming down to the galley.
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Jimmy Fallon was coming down to film a live episode.
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And then people started coming down to the radio station.
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I believe they&aposll be coming down to Washington on Friday.
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And we're seeing now, I think, some coming down to earth.
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Olivia de Havilland's lawsuit against FX is coming down to semantics.
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It's virtually impossible to imagine this election coming down to Utah.
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I love coming down to the local ex-service social club.
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Mr. Trump said his decision was largely coming down to instinct.
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But the smart money is on this coming down to advertising.
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So, coming down to it, ... we're long-term investors for sure.
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At the time, Altman told TechCrunch's Sarah Buhr that three things had started happening in biotech: "upcoming hyper growth, costs coming down to series-A scale, and cycle time coming down to something reasonable for a startup."
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He ended up coming down to the gym and watching me train.
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So I'm looking forward to coming down to Houston and rocking it.
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So, yes, control of the Senate could be coming down to turnout.
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So I think it's, you know, everything's sort of coming down to Earth.
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It's the orders that are coming down to those folks on the ground.
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A vote on California's landmark climate legislation is coming down to the wire
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"It's like a Martian coming down to a political planet," Ms. Peterson said.
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When you hear "wealth redistribution," it's not from the top coming down to us.
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The diplomatic crisis between Qatar and Saudi Arabia is coming down to the wire.
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It's coming down to crunch time here, and we've got to get it going.
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Coming down to one possession is not going to adjust your NET that significantly.
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Well, I challenge all these serious newspapers is, it's coming down to earth after Trump.
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It's still worth coming down to hear how this music has survived — and has grown.
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Those fees are coming down to a point where digital stores can make handsome profits.
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"This (election) really, in some ways, is coming down to young voters," said Della Volpe.
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We were just appalled that this is the messaging coming down to domestic law enforcement.
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The tariffs would decline each year, eventually coming down to 15 percent in four years.
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"The fate of the republic is coming down to a few days here," Maryland Rep.
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Rounds were close, coming down to 93v1s multiple times, but Team Liquid continued its win streak.
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We're now approaching a general election that is coming down to two candidates, Trump and Hillary Clinton.
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President Trump's decision to kill or save the Iran nuclear deal is coming down to the wire.
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Its revenue is still falling, coming down to $574 million as its advertising business continues to decline.
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He hadn't paid taxes and it was coming down to the wire—pay up or lose it.
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"In terms of supplying the computer itself, it's coming down to Apple and IBM," Jobs told Playboy.
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Ultimately, it's coming down to courts — and perhaps the Supreme Court once again — to settle this debate.
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The national championship game, tightly, if sloppily played throughout, seemed to be coming down to the wire.
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Coming down to Foggia in the wake of the road deaths, Salvini vowed to close the ghettos.
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"The youth vote was coming down to Clinton, Johnson, or the couch," he recalled thinking at the time.
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The reason is it's coming down to zero is because there is actually money being made on it.
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Several people shared videos and stories to Twitter on Monday night showing votes coming down to coin tosses.
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Just thinking of what that conveys, coming down to something like the speed of something opening and closing.
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The report showed gross bad loans coming down to 85.09 billion euros from 86.24 billion euros in September.
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Cooper's margin of victory was razor thin, coming down to just a few thousand votes in the state.
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In the voting room, I suggest we go after Shane and "we're coming down to the needy greedy" Nelson.
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The surviving Yetis declared revenge, and moved up higher into the mountains, periodically coming down to terrorize the Sherpas.
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"It's coming down to a choice between Federalism vs Socialism," Senator Lindsey Graham proclaimed on Twitter earlier this week.
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Those bulbs will all be dropping in price, too, coming down to $50 from their current price of $60.
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What's new is that the price is finally coming down to make them a viable replacement for your LCD.
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But we all know that barring a huge upset, the women's final is coming down to the USA and Canada.
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The battle for which party will control the Senate is coming down to the wire, too — and now with Sen.
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Many applicants plead "mental cruelty," but defining mental cruelty is a murky affair, often coming down to a judge's discretion.
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SO JANUARY OF THAT YEAR BEFORE THE INAUGURUATION, WE WERE COMING DOWN TO WASHINGTON TO MOVE THE BALL FORWARD ON TAXES.
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"If the discussion is truly coming down to price alone, then we would call this progress," said Bernstein analyst Stacy Rasgon.
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"It's just really coming down to what happens in Congress," said Mazen Issa, senior FX strategist at TD Securities in New York.
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But as the race narrows, his Super Tuesday performance increased the odds of the GOP race coming down to him and Trump.
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HOT-AND-COLD SERIES It has been a hot-cold series, with none of the games coming down to the final moments.
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The U.S. and European Union are coming down to the wire in tense negotiations to reach a new transatlantic data transfer agreement.
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For that final playoff berth, there would have been a three-way race coming down to the final day of the season.
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The rate on overnight repo also rose temporarily to 1.80% before coming down to 1.70% after the Fed announced the rate cut.
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"All my teammates have supported me, welcomed me with open arms, a kid from Ohio coming down to the Bayou," Burrow said.
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But from a typical cable and satellite bill that's north of $100, $120 to coming down to $25, that's a pretty big savings.
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I think it's coming down to people want to self-censor and not have Instagram tell them what they can and can't see.
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And we just got a call from a woman who said she might be coming down to the store today to buy it.
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The contest for who will become the next head of the Federal Reserve appears to be coming down to two pretty different choices.
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" Cruz said he couldn't be more proud that the campaign was coming down to "Midwestern common sense, to the good judgment of Hoosiers.
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Now, with these new Trump ads, it's coming down to a question of how the company is going to actually enforce those rules.
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By coming down to earth, she has to learn to be a little more mortal while not giving up who she really is.
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And that's actually really what the fight is coming down to: the way we want to think about what happened in the past.
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"This trend would see the year-on-year inflation coming down to about 50 percent by December 2020," Mangudya said in a statement.
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Brauti said he is concerned that the verdict was compromised, with the decision coming down to a battle of wills in the jury room.
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Each of the five partners on 8VC's investment committee gets a vote, with most investments coming down to what the majority wants to do.
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"We're not surprised that there are bumps, as we're coming down to the what would appear to be close to the end," he said.
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The more important point is that he's coming down to a health care policy that is the same as Marco Rubio's and Ted Cruz's.
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U.S. startups are still raising money, although, for some, the valuations are coming down to what some might say is a more realistic level.
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Jane Doe claims Grissom led her then-roommate into an upstairs bedroom, later coming down to tell her she was needed by her friend.
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The fight, which has been heating up in recent weeks, is now coming down to the wire, with the transition planned for Oct. 2628.
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In a nondescript building just north of San Diego, California, the fight to save the northern white rhino is coming down to the wire.
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I fear impeachment will lose much of its moral stigma and political force if it ends up coming down to a party-line vote.
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"I was sitting there, and I stayed fully dressed," he said, because his 2-year-old son was coming down to get some photos.
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I believe they&aposll be coming down to Washington on Friday and a letter is going to be delivered to me from Kim Jong-un.
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How they perform in the primary elections, in fact, may end up coming down to how easy it is to remember what they look like.
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Gilbert said that with 2019's year-end No. 1 ranking possibly coming down to these two tournaments, Djokovic had a major advantage over Nadal.
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In the beginning his head was shaven, but as I turned the pages I saw his hair grow longer, finally coming down to his shoulders.
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Rodriguez attempted to fend off tears, as he announced that the call was in the Yankees' hands—coming down to Yankees Chairman Hal Steinbrenner's decision.
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That's what it's coming down to: People are being left out and not given the opportunity to share their talent, and that needs to change.
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A few months ago, Huseyin Ergunes called Yves Gergaud and told him it might be worth coming down to watch Argenteuil, the team Ergunes coaches.
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Living in rainforests in Central and South America, sloths spend most of their time hanging upside down in the trees, rarely coming down to the ground.
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Meanwhile, the company has lost billions in value, all coming down to the fact that the public's trust in Facebook has been eroded, perhaps beyond repair.
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How did we ever get into this mess of where five people, coming down to one, can run an entire country of some 85033 million people?
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So this is all coming down to whether the board can cut a deal before a shareholder meeting, which will most likely occur sometime in June.
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But they're coming down to the wire, and with enough lawmakers coming out against the spending bill, Democrats and Republicans appear to be talking past each other.
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This year, the British marque is coming down to earth with an all-terrain SUV concept Lagonda that is... every bit as ridiculous as the first one.
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It's coming down to the wire ... jury selection's scheduled to start Monday, but Linhart and his attorney, Peter Gleason, are still confident prosecutors will make an offer.
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Brishen Rogers, a labor law professor at Temple University in Philadelphia, said union-organizing drives were long and grueling, coming down to a yes-or-no vote.
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But the other interesting part was how each game ended up coming down to the wire, even if it felt at times like someone had a massive lead.
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"Companies have recognized that that battle has been won, and it's coming down to a few primary platforms and ecosystems, like [Alphabet's] Nest and [Samsung's] SmartThings, " said Wolf.
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In a YouTube video posted by Jeremy Gabrysch, Gabrysch wrote that his elementary school-aged kids had been coming down "to party" in the middle of the night.
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It's all coming down to Lisa Murkowski -- again According to pool reports, both Trump and House Speaker Paul Ryan phoned for Pence during the flight back to Washington.
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The central bank has said the annual rate will converge toward 3 percent by the end of the year, while economists see it coming down to 3.8 percent.
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According to a new report from Bloomberg, however, some of the heel dragging with regard to decision making on that front is really coming down to the wire here.
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PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: I believe that they will be coming down to Washington on Friday, and a letter is going to be delivered to me from Kim Jong-un.
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"I am sick of coming down to the Senate floor to explain to Republicans what Planned Parenthood does," she said in an impassioned speech from the Senate floor Wednesday.
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The great factional debate among today's Democrats is coming down to whether it is more important to redistribute other people's money or to elevate representatives of designated demographic classes.
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"Pride Istanbul was about demanding rights, was about folks coming down to the streets and protesting while police threw tear gas and water cannons at us," Ramadan told VICE.
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" If tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) is legalized in the U.S., "it's a many tens of billion dollar opportunity and it's going to be coming down to great products with great brands.
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"All of our stylists and some friends from salons in New York are coming down to essentially give people makeovers," Williams says, with proceeds going directly to the individual stylists.
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The destiny of US diplomacy is coming down to a process of elimination between Republican giants Mitt Romney and Rudy Giuliani -- and two others, possibly including retired General David Petraeus.
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Abbott said she'd often vacation with her brother and sister-in-law and was coming down to spend the weekend away with the couple when she heard of the news.
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It was a tight contest throughout, coming down to the final seconds of overtime to determine which team would earn the title for the first time in their program's history.
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It's all coming down to President Donald Trump and the China trade war if the market can close out the year with gains, according to Wall Street strategists and investors.
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Every boy going away is mybrother vanishing all over again, is Tata closing his eyes likethe lid of a coffin coming down to hold in the secrets of the dead.
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"Our deity is coming down to play," said Lokelani Puha, 52, a hula dancer and poet who evacuated as the lava encroached, referring to Hawaii's goddess of volcanoes and fire.
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And as I argued yesterday, their clear stances at opposite ends of the ideological spectrum are exactly why the race is coming down to a battle between these two men.
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Republican office-holders and notables are facing a tough dilemma as the presidential primary seems to be coming down to a choice between two unappetizing contenders: Ted Cruz and Donald Trump?
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With 108 years of history compressed into a single moment and the World Series coming down to a one-run game in the bottom of the 10th inning, Kris Bryant smiled.
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And it might not be as simple as coming down to their different attitudes or work ethic, but perhaps the difference in the state of economy when each entered the workforce.
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As sad as it is to say, after more than a half century of war, the prospect of peace with the FARC is coming down to an ill-informed political bet.
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Lawmakers are coming down to the wire on privacy legislation some say is critical to securing a data transfer deal between the U.S. and European Union before a month's end deadline.
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Wall Street strategists and investors have said it's all coming down to President Donald Trump and the China trade war if the market can close out the year with solid gains.
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On party nights, the place is so packed that it's difficult to get a view of the bowl, with masses of spectators coming down to get drunk and watch the skaters.
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In some ways the trade dispute is coming down to a game of chicken between Beijing and Washington, with both seemingly currently betting that they can hold out longer than the other.
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But, again, slowing to a pace is really still well above trend, a pace that means strong job gains and a pace that means unemployment coming down to around 3.5% next year.
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As Democrats head to Atlanta this weekend to vote on their party's next chair, the race to lead the Democratic National Committee chair is coming down to its two leading candidates. Rep.
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You're coming down to the first chicane at your highest speed of the year and braking for what is almost the tightest corner in Formula One, with the least amount of downforce.
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It's coming down to the wire for the Republican health-care bill, with President Donald Trump's push for action on Monday almost sounding like a "Hail Mary," analyst Ipsita Smolinski told CNBC.
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Amanda Loveday, the former executive director of the state party, also pointed to Sanders coming down to South Carolina for a solo event, this close to the midterms, as an unwise move.
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In a speech to investors in London, Cetinkaya also said that inflation may further edge up in the short term before gradually coming down to 8 percent at the end of the year.
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A highly anticipated special election in Georgia is coming down to the wire Tuesday as Democrats look to deliver a major upset and turn the House race into a referendum on President Trump.
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He doesn't have a car; he grew up in NYC and lived in San Francisco for a few years before coming down to LA. I'm not sure if he knows how to drive.
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Playing coordinated matches between teams, coming down to the last second, counterpicking and theorycrafting, Battleborn has everything it needs but lacks in that one final ingredient—the raw numbers to make it happen.
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Zoom in and you can see that France started with crazy-high pesticide application levels, which are just now coming down to around the amounts farmers spray per acre in the United States.
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The economy, which shrank by 26 percent in the crisis years, has started to grow, tourism is booming and unemployment is slowly coming down - to 19.5 percent from a peak of almost 28 percent.
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So long as Pillar sticks to the changes, even his coming down to Earth some should see him settle in as a better hitter than he was the first few years of his career.
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WASHINGTON — As the United States and China edge closer to a trade agreement, the ability to reach a final deal is coming down to a central question: Will Beijing live up to its promises?
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Obviously coming off of Melbourne, where I felt I was playing the best tennis of my life, coming down to playing, not the worst, but not playing the tennis I want to be playing.
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Here are the 8 Republicans who could sink it Here are the 8 Republicans who could sink it Yet again, another key piece of the Republican legislative agenda is coming down to the wire.
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Thursday's expected House vote on a Republican health care bill to replace Obamacare is shaping up to be extremely close, with victory or defeat for the legislation potentially coming down to a handful of members.
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The timing of the letter and sheer number of major business leaders signing onto it are both important, as budget and DACA negotiations are coming down to the most critical moments, Axios' Mike Allen notes.
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He holed up in the White House residence in the morning before coming down to the Oval Office, fixated on a televised House debate about his fate while working the phones for real-time updates.
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Unlike the pop star, however, Henson chose to keep her locs slightly shorter, only coming down to her ribcage instead of her waist, with blonde pieces mixed throughout as well as a smattering of metal beads.
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The San Ramon work force swelled sharply to 24,2000 in the summer of 2016, and to a peak of 2,000 last summer — before coming down to about 1,800, after a round of cuts earlier this year.
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"We are basically trying to slow it down so all the crews can get in there and stop it from coming down to save these structures," Matthew Cambers with the US Forest Service told CNN affiliate KEYT.
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Vanessa Alarid was a lobbyist in New Mexico when she asked a lawmaker over drinks one night if she could count on his support for a bill that appeared to be coming down to a single vote.
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The European Banking Authority (EBA) said in a report that non-performing loans (NPLs) have fallen in the last year, coming down to an average of 3.6 percent in the second quarter of this year across the region.
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"It was a great test for us, coming down to the last couple of games, have that playoff intensity and that's what it was tonight," Toronto guard DeMar DeRozan told reporters after a 93-point performance against the Heat.
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Furthermore, child care economics is in some ways like health economics: for a variety of reasons, mostly coming down to the fact that we're dealing with people, not things, we can't trust unregulated markets to deliver a decent outcome.
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The fight over the EV credit, for instance, is coming down to big auto companies, which want to make EVs and want help selling them, against the oil and gas industry, which has strong backing from the Koch empire.
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"If you have a mass consumer franchise with a strong brand and lots of data about that consumer I think the barriers to banking are coming down to the point where I expect there to be competitors," he said.
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Tumusiime-Mutebile said the bank forecast that both headline and core inflation would remain around 6.5 percent in the first half of 2016, before coming down to the bank's medium term target of 5 percent in the first quarter of 2017.
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Basically, I wanted to take those ideas and kind of roll them into a satirical piece, so I made up this crazy story about this sexbot from Xeron who's coming down to save us poor millennials because of our phone addictions.
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"In the beginning of the 2000s, you had 60,000 to 80,000 people coming down to Toronto's clubland, and there were incredible amounts of clubs and way less residents," author and editor of Canadian urbanism magazine Spacing Shawn Micallef tells THUMP.
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Other researchers have found that male preference for larger-breasted women can be even more deeply arbitrary, in one study coming down to whether or not men were hungry at the time that they expressed their preferences between two bust profiles.
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RELATED: It's all coming down to Lisa Murkowski -- again That's because the tax plan, due to arcane Senate rules, will be combined with a bill that would open up Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, or ANWR, to oil and gas drilling.
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"We kind of joke about it now, the fact that job was coming down to the last week of spring training is kind of crazy," said reliever Chad Green, who pitched two and two-thirds innings of one-hit relief.
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"The reason why I didn't (take a meeting) is that coming down to free agency and before it was about to open (on July 1), I felt really good where I was at," George said in an interview with USA Today Sports.
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"There was all this blackness bursting out everywhere, with dashikis and dancing and the mother ship coming down to get you," she said, referring to the Apollo-inspired stage prop used to represent Afrofuturism by George Clinton, frontman of the band Parliament-Funkadelic.
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The bank says it sees Brent prices coming down to $50 per barrel in 2019, assuming a 15 percent appreciation in the U.S. dollar upon implementation of the BTA and a 30 percent pass-through of U.S. production costs to global production costs.
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In a political exercise that is coming down to the wire, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell announced Tuesday that a "discussion draft" of the bill that would repeal and replace Obamacare -- which has so far been kept closely under wraps -- will be released this Thursday.
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"In the absence of any clear direction of the police, people assume that whatever we're getting from the federal level is coming down to the local level," said Irma Solis, the director of the Suffolk County office of the New York Civil Liberties Union.
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Takeaway: The Democratic contest seems to coming down to the question of whether the party will move to the left with Mr. Sanders, a democratic socialist, or to the center with Mr. Buttigieg or even Senator Amy Klobuchar, who was in a strong third.
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"The reason why I didn't (take a meeting) is that coming down to free agency and before it was about to open (on July 1), I felt really good where I was at," said George, who signed a four-year agreement worth $137 million with the Thunder.
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He has been ducking in on shots a lot more in recent years and while this didn't always work out great at welterweight, coming down to lightweight, where he is often the bigger man, we might see him attempting to rag-doll smaller fighters like Hernandez.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE says it's all coming down to Indiana.
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With the debate over the legislation coming down to the wire, Fred Piccolo, a spokesman for House Speaker Richard Corcoran, a Republican who represents part of Pasco County north of Tampa, told CNN Friday he does not expect the governor to veto a bill that has passed both chambers.
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"I still think we're going to get a deal, I think there's going to be a lot of excitement over the next couple of days and I think what we're going to end up getting is a six or a nine-month deal, that's what it's coming down to," he said.
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"This whole deal is coming down to whether you think it's important enough to show up, or whether you're willing to roll the dice one more time and see if the state's fate should be decided by people who'd rather divide," Clinton said at the campaign event, according to Politico.
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With the two factions pretty much coming down to "friends of Rams owner Stan Kroenke" and "friends of Chargers owner Dean Spanos"—Raiders owner Mark Davis is apparently constitutionally incapable of making friends—that meant a deal placating both Kroenke and Spanos, or at least not angering either man too much.
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Trump's choice is coming down to two men who have closely advised the brash billionaire in the final months of his campaign, but whose backgrounds and political styles could not be more different: Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus or Steve Bannon, the Trump campaign CEO and executive chairman of Breitbart News.
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It looks like the contest is coming down to Bernie SandersBernie SandersBiden leads Sanders by single digits in South Carolina: poll Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Biden will go after Bloomberg, Sanders at Las Vegas debate, aides say MORE versus an anti-Sanders. Sen.
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If the question of the 2020 presidential campaign ends up coming down to which candidate has a better understanding for the hopes, struggles and pains of average Americans, the video effectively suggests, it would be Warren as opposed to a President whose wealth was inherited and whose financial success came from shady tax practices.
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Hamlin and Davis were two of eight nominees for flag bearer, each representing the eight winter sports federations (bobsled and skeleton, ski and snowboarding, figure skating, curling, biathlon, hockey, speedskating and luge.) With the final vote coming down to 22018-2244 between Hamlin and Davis, the U.S. Olympic Committee flipped a coin, and Hamlin was the winner, PEOPLE confirmed.
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The pick: Yes, there will be a score in the first 6:30 minutes of the game ($55 to win $50)The logic: This bet is always a nail-biter, often coming down to whether or not the play before a field goal attempt was an incompletion or a run play that kept the clock moving.
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The trenchant but elegantly phrased libretto is by Royce Vavrek—the indie Hofmannsthal—who has also collaborated with the eclectic young composer Du Yun for "Angel's Bone," a world-première work (at the 3LD Art & Technology Center) which uses a fablelike tale of angels coming down to earth as a metaphor for the real-life problem of human trafficking.
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You said earlier that you'd have had less of an issue with the movie if there'd been yet another world-threatening object of power, but that's where we part ways — I'm tired of MCU movies coming down to a glowy thing in the hands of a maniac, and I'm not looking forward to a return to that mode in Infinity War.
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"Elizabeth Warren has claimed for a long time that Bernie Sanders is a close friend and ally, but now that things are coming down to the wire she decided to level this ugly, vicious identity politics attacks on him for her own political gain," said Ball, a vocal Sanders supporter, while referring to Warren's comments during Tuesday night's Democratic presidential primary debate.
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There is so much at stake, and some policies are being discussed and even debated, but as with most election campaigns in the age of big media, it is coming down to a clash of personalities, with May hoping everyone would see her as "strong and stable" and Corbyn hoping that everyone would see him as fair, principled, and offering some hope for the future.
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Despite President TrumpDonald John TrumpJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Trump defends shift of FEMA funds, citing Dorian's change in path Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively donate M to help migrant children, social justice MORE's frequent false claims to the contrary, his victory was one of the thinnest in history — famously coming down to only about 22019,000 votes in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin (out of well over 12 million votes cast in those states).
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So yeah, for sure, but if you chase it all the way down to the origin of where it's coming from ... It's all reflected through the ... It's all coming down to ... for the post-John Hughes generations, I being one of them, a really weird thing happens that we don't talk about, which is that by the time we get to the cultural landmarks of our childhood — our first kiss, our first drink, our first party, our prom — we have seen those things so much in culture.
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