Christina and Tarek are each allowed to take the kids on two seven-day summer vacations, either consecutively or non-consecutively.
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Prior to Friday, they had all missed multiple games consecutively.
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All sentences must be served consecutively, a court spokeswoman said.
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Viewing the work occurs only individually and consecutively, not simultaneously.
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I was suspended about six times consecutively before this point.
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That said, there's nothing requiring you to use both actions consecutively.
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The kidnapping sentence will be served consecutively to the murder sentence.
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He will also decide if the sentences run consecutively or concurrently.
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As part of the plea agreement, his sentences will run consecutively.
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Why have we been able to grow for so long, consecutively?
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Currently, Russia only allows presidents to run for two terms consecutively.
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It's been on display here for a good number of starts consecutively.
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She ordered that time to be served consecutively to his other sentence.
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Moore will also decide if the sentences will run concurrently or consecutively.
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No two bowls of the same shape and material should consecutively appear.
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I now officially retract my statement and will immediately binge every movie consecutively.
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That's an industry standard of "2 seconds consecutively in view at 50% visibility."
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The number has fallen consecutively since September, but remains above pre-election levels.
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Claressa Shields is the first American boxer to capture two Olympic gold medals consecutively.
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I wore lashes consecutively for several days, including regular days at work and concerts.
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Under Brazilian electoral law, mayors can be in office for only two terms consecutively.
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He's going to have to take BP a few days consecutively and look good.
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It is the maximum sentence for all the charges, which will be served consecutively.
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Wainwright had hit Mark Canha and former teammate Stephen Piscotty consecutively one out earlier.
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Sherman paced the Mountaineers with seven points, which came consecutively late in the half.
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If you watch any of it consecutively, you see a lot of the same faces.
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However, smartphone shipments shrank by 8.2 percent over Q13 2015, dipping consecutively for two quarters.
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The sentences will run consecutively, and both come with five years of supervision after release.
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They are meant to reward viewers who are spending lots of time on Hulu consecutively.
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Trejo received 55 years for murder and 10 years, to be served consecutively, for feticide.
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The two sentences will run consecutively, and he will serve without the possibility of parole.
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And last, Simmons talked about ab circuits— a series of several exercises done consecutively without resting.
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Harris also received another 32 years, to be served consecutively, for convictions on four other counts.
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"When you're in the gym alone and you're taking shots, you're making them consecutively," he said.
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A couple of consecutively warm summers, however, saw the Pacific Oyster population explode beyond all imagination.
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JAY-Z beats out all acts with 14 albums debuting at the top, but not consecutively.
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I think everyone's really excited to be able to sleep in our own beds here consecutively.
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"I can walk up to four miles consecutively on one charge of the battery," he said.
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Individually, each experiment might seem manic, even obsessive, but they proceed, consecutively, in fits and starts.
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Generally, drivers cannot work more than 10 hours consecutively or over 80 hours in seven days.
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It was his 10th singles title at the tournament, but he did not win them consecutively.
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Prosecutors then asked Salvant to issue a "stacked" sentence, running each of the four punishments consecutively.
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Jackson said she has to decide where Manafort's sentence should fall in the sentencing guidelines, whether to run the sentence for each charge consecutively or concurrently and whether to run the D.C. sentence consecutively or concurrently with the sentence he receives in the Eastern District of Virginia.
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Brian Goodwin, Wilmer Difo, Bryce Harper and Ryan Zimmerman went deep consecutively for Washington in that contest.
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The longest time I did it consecutively when I was in my teens was around two years.
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The trial judge sentenced him to a total of 98 years in prison, to be served consecutively.
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In Tennessee, a judge may order sentences to run consecutively only if certain criteria are met, e.g.
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The fact that the artist performed these pieces consecutively is a crucial aspect of their sustained impact.
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Future presidents will not be allowed to serve more than two six-year terms, even non-consecutively.
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The longest he has consecutively been outside of the five boroughs of New York City is three weeks.
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After "What Do You Mean?" hit No. 1,the singer had two more consecutively: "Sorry" and "Love Yourself."
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"If he gets like 19 years with Ellis, I don't think she will sentence him consecutively," Wu added.
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I went over on my data for three months consecutively and my bill was getting out of control.
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While at the FBI, Bob consecutively focused on La Cosa Nostra, the Colombian cartels, and Russian organized crime.
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The country has been led by older men, some of who have been in power consecutively for decades.
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Many have called for Judge Jackson to issue the maximum 10 year sentence and to run it consecutively.
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Burke was also the first "DWTS" pro to win consecutively, when she partnered with Emmitt Smith the following season.
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"I don't think they've ever missed more than a few consecutively, and definitely not both," one Google employee said.
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In 53, Scott attempted to break a world record by watching all 150 hours of every Simpsons episode consecutively.
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Most counts carry a maximum 20-year prison term, and if served consecutively carry a maximum 465-year term.
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Every hour of the day, you'll get a reminder to move for five minutes consecutively and "win" the hour.
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The first performance of Part 2 is on Thursday; on some days, the two parts can be seen consecutively.
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But the statute caps the sentence at 10 years — five years for each charge, which can be served consecutively.
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Finally, you try to come up with an eight-letter entry with the letters J and K running consecutively.
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His average 5-kilometer pace was 14:24.9, and process this: He did more than eight of those consecutively.
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Although you cannot claim unemployment insurance, S.D.I. and P.F.L. at the same time, you can use these benefits consecutively.
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French law says doctors can be on duty for up to 24 hours consecutively, followed by 24 hours rest.
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Instead, Facebook currently breaks up every two or three videos watched consecutively on the platform with an ad break.
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The judge sentenced Winn to life in prison without parole to be served consecutively to 115 years in prison.
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Angela Lansbury, meanwhile, was nominated 18 times for an acting Emmy – 12 consecutively for Murder She Wrote – without a win.
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Thirteen days later, he was sentenced to five life sentences, three to be served consecutively, without the possibility of parole.
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District judge Timothy Henderson will decide Thursday whether Holtzclaw will have to serve his sentences consecutively, reports the Associated Press.
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Felix Kjellberg aka PewDiePie had sat atop the most-subscribed YouTube rankings for more than 5 years, consecutively, since Dec.
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The woman was also sentenced to two years to run consecutively after she admitted distributing pornographic videos, one involving children.
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Furthermore, the two consecutively strongest relative quarters were the third and fourth of 2008, and we know what happened then.
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By taking three photos consecutively at different exposures — one normal, and one each adjusted for the brightest and darkest details.
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It was way up there and we sold a couple hundred thousand copies for the first number of weeks consecutively.
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Among Jackson's decisions will be whether to let Manafort serve that second sentence concurrently with his first one — or consecutively.
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Yet in the halls outside the three final performances, which were given consecutively on Sunday, sadness seemed to be banished.
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The more decisions that a judge makes consecutively, the less of a chance a prisoner may have of going free.
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Although he was given three life sentences, consecutively and without parole, McCowen has continuously declared his innocence, according to ABC News .
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"The way the data is presented, it doesn't mean that viewers are watching one minute consecutively," she said in an email.
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Judge Timothy Henderson agreed and said Mr. Holtzclaw would serve the terms consecutively and denied his request for an appeal bond.
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"There have been fights on the budget long before anybody could pronounce the words Donald and Trump consecutively," Kansas GOP Rep.
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A "cut" is a rapid bow technique in which four notes are played consecutively to fill the space of one note.
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On Tuesday, Twitch began to consecutively stream all 201 episodes of "The French Chef," the groundbreaking cooking show hosted by Mrs.
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Now after playing three shows consecutively, I noticed that this is not going to work out for a month or so.
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If Ellis goes easy on Manafort, Jackson will likely run her sentence consecutively to ensure a lengthy prison term, he said.
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The sentences will be served consecutively, which means he will serve at least four years before he is eligible for parole.
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The 21-year-old now faces a likely prison sentence of almost 22016 years when the two convictions are stacked consecutively.
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The Russian goalie and fellow netminder Thomas Greiss had alternated the first 214 starts of the season with neither starting consecutively.
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He has been prime minister consecutively since 2009, after a first term from 1996 to 1999, making him Israel's longest-serving leader.
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Again, before he had even beaten Aldo, McGregor had his eyes on becoming the first man to hold two UFC belts consecutively.
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Calculated consecutively, Bever&aposs sentences total 13 years and he must serve 85 percent, or 215 years, before he reaches parole eligibility.
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His convictions comprised twelve separate counts, and Albanese asked the judge for the maximum sentence on each, to run consecutively, wherever permissible.
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Now, the company has beaten markets' estimation on profits for six quarters in a row, and on earnings for three quarters consecutively.
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Trump's Congressional address will be broadcast this Tuesday, disrupting ABC's original plan to air the four part series consecutively, Monday through Thursday.
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" This is my description of Model City: The book consists of seventy-two consecutively numbered short prose poems collectively titled "Model City.
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Output in Texas has risen every month consecutively for at least one year on a year-over-year basis, the data showed.
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Both puzzles use AFRICAN LION, though, since it's one of just a few possible answers that scramble the letters of "California" consecutively.
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If Jackson does choose to make Manafort serve his sentences consecutively, he will likely be in prison for longer than four years.
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He has reached base safely in 218 consecutive games against the Rockies, a Diamondbacks franchise record for reaching base consecutively against any club.
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It felt strange seeing those posts consecutively, but it doesn't matter that I felt strange because there's no point to the app anyway.
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In 2008, he was mistakenly released because of a paperwork error that said his sentences were to be served concurrently, instead of consecutively.
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Meanwhile, Jim received an eight-year sentence to be served consecutively with the 23 years he was already serving for his previous crimes.
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Philadelphia made the finals in all four major sports consecutively from May 20093 to January 1981, though it won only the World Series.
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The racer's first five championships were won consecutively from 2006 to 2010, breaking the record of consecutive wins previously held by Cale Yarborough.
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The 63-2000 Yankees remain the last repeat World Series winners; the San Francisco Giants won three championships this decade, but none consecutively.
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Jamie McGinn, Dryden Hunt and Frank Vatrano also scored for the Panthers, who won their third straight overall and third consecutively in San Jose.
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Because the clock is cumulative, a driver can be prompted to take a break even if they haven't driven driven for 12 hours consecutively.
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In total he won 16 trophies, among them four Champions League titles, three of them won consecutively and four over the last five seasons.
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Calculated consecutively, Bever&aposs sentences total 5 years and he must serve 85 percent, or 215 years, before parole eligibility -- effectively a life sentence.
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One bad review shouldn't necessarily set of the alarm bells, but if you've received two or more consecutively, it may be time to worry.
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Court records obtained by PEOPLE confirm Finn appeared before a Polk County judge and learned her fate: three life sentences, to be served consecutively.
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The judge told the courtroom that the only issue to be decided at sentencing is whether his parole ineligibility will run concurrently or consecutively.
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Rinne's best saves may have come consecutively midway through the second period as he denied Benn on consecutive backhand tries from the left post.
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The shows go together like cocoa and marshmallows; they're intellectually complementary, and they run consecutively, as far as I can tell, in most places.
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In some of those cases, the judge eschewed a common practice of making multiple sentences concurrent and instead ruled that they be served consecutively.
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And overnight, consecutively for five days, the Dow Jones industrial average (DJIA) closed at a record high, only 36.08 points away from 22,000 points.
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That bar taught me that a large serving tray holds 20 pints and it's not impossible for one person to drink all of them consecutively.
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His sentence on Tuesday will run consecutively to another life sentence Purinton previously received for first-degree murder in Johnson County District Court in Kansas.
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In order for pension forfeiture to become a constitutional amendment, two consecutively elected legislatures must approve it before voters consider the measure on the ballot.
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Nordstrom Rack has been a bright spot for the department store chain for years, consecutively growing sales as those at Nordstrom's full-line stores soften.
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It remains unclear whether that sentence will run concurrently (at the same time as) or consecutively (tacked on the end) to his sentence in EDVA.
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"This is an issue that didn't need to exist because OutVets has marched consecutively for the last two years with no incident," Mr. Magoon said.
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Every episode, dating from the show's premiere, will stream consecutively throughout the month of May until June 3, with additional mini-marathons in the following weeks.
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Judge Bridenstine ordered each count of operating while under the influence causing death to be served consecutively with one another, but concurrent to the other sentences.
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The White Sox (224-226), who host the Atlanta Braves in their final series before the All-Star break, haven't clinched five series consecutively since Aug.
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Kurbanov&aposs new sentence will run consecutively with his current sentence for trying to provide material support to the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan, a terrorist group.
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Margins are looking stretched with headline EPS margins moving up consecutively over the last few years, making investors believe they can only go lower from here.
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G James Harden scored 18 of his game-high 41 points in the third quarter, including 12 consecutively over the opening two minutes of the period.
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Wole Soyinka's win in 1986 shone the spotlight on African literature, but in recent years bookies' favourite Ngugi Wa Thiong'o has been consecutively denied the prize.
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Saying that, Kondo has managed to fight more than once a year—winning at least one contest in the process—for the last twenty years consecutively.
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But a spokesman for the Central Bureau of Investigation, which investigated the rape allegations against Mr. Singh, later said that he would serve the sentence consecutively.
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The order asks Apple to create software that would disable a failsafe that wipes the phone's memory if an incorrect password is implemented 10 times consecutively.
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She was able to bank that time and take it consecutively, which she did to get in a three-hour nap, according to CNN affiliate WTTW.
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The decision to have Cosby serve his sentences for each charge one after another or at the same time (consecutively or concurrently) is also the judge's alone.
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"For the last four years consecutively, we were able to increase the wage levels...basically, the momentum for wage increase is being sustained," Abe said on Monday.
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I feel like if you see or hear those two words together, consecutively, in that specific order, alarms and whistles should be sounding off in your head.
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Still down 1-0, the Nationals finally got to Gallen in the sixth when Trea Turner, Adam Eaton and Anthony Rendon singled consecutively to tie the score.
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Why it matters: Today's vote is widely seen as a referendum on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's 13 years of rule, with the last 10 running consecutively since 2009.
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Turley was given a sentence of 30 years for each of his 2 charges, both of which must be served consecutively, according to the Harris County District Attorney.
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The mix-up for the father of two boiled down to an error in paperwork that said Lima-Miran's sentences were to be served concurrently, instead of consecutively.
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While the price is supposed to increase or decrease based on market forces, it has only gone up consecutively in the last seven years, leading to commuter discontent.
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"College costs have increased two times to three times faster than the rate of inflation every year consecutively for the last 20," said Robert Franek, editor in chief.
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Her achievements were soon eclipsed by players like Helen Wills Moody of the United States, who also won many Wimbledon titles, including four consecutively from 1927 to 1930.
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The prosecutors will submit a recommendation for his sentence, but Judge James Burke will ultimately set the terms, including whether the sentences will be served concurrently or consecutively.
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Veteran defender Alex Goligoski of Arizona skated in his 800th career game, and Kessel tied Craig Ramsay at 776 games, the seventh-most played consecutively in NHL history.
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I don't know how you argue that a streak of games that were won consecutively also is split in half by a game that was definitionally not a win.
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Making records comes with a lot of multitasking and maybe sometimes you are doing each little process consecutively but you have to do a lot of processes at once.
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Builders at the Olympic and Paralympic athlete village reported working 28 days in a row; those working on the National Stadium reported working 26 days consecutively, the report said.
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The number of individual storms is not in and of itself extraordinary yet, but the speed at which the Atlantic Ocean is churning them out consecutively is highly unusual.
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Out of 30 days, we are in our cells for 28 days, sometimes consecutively, without even going out to exercise or just to feel the sun on our backs.
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The posters appear consecutively, like those in the movie "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri," a film that has been nominated for seven Academy Awards at this Sunday's Oscars ceremony.
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Casual Tinder users have known for years that if a girl consecutively likes a bunch of profiles, there's a good chance that most of them will like her back.
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Most weeks at number 1 E.T. spent 16 weeks total at the top of the box office in 1982, while Titanic spent 15 weeks there consecutively in 1997 and 1998.
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Her achievements were soon eclipsed in history by players like Helen Wills Moody of the United States, who also won many Wimbledon titles, including four consecutively from 1927 to 1930.
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Manafort faces a maximum of 10 years for those crimes, and District Judge Amy Berman Jackson can impose her sentence concurrently or consecutively with the one handed down by Ellis.
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In one stretch of the second half, he scored 1 of Washington State's 18 points — including 14 points consecutively — to cut the lead to 57-44 with 12:23 remaining.
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Combined with the Northern Trust and the Dell Technologies Championship next week, that will mean three tournaments in three weeks for him, the most he has played consecutively since 2013.
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Producers are on track to slash budgets again this year, the first time that has happened consecutively since 2016, though many have said prices must rise further to boost profitability.
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It was a long weekend full of everything locals and visitors alike love about the city—good music, fun people, and more meat than a normal person could consume consecutively.
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State law could allow a maximum possible penalty of 10 years per charge — or 30 years total, but the judge will decide whether Cosby will serve his terms concurrently or consecutively.
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For the study, DuckDuckGo compiled 87 result sets (76 on desktop and 11 on mobile), and it conducted the searches consecutively and simultaneously starting at 33PM ET on June 24th, 2018.
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While some have been skeptical of Thorne's tendency to bounce between love interests, there's nothing abnormal about a 19-year-old dating multiple people consecutively, or even at the same time.
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Ogier's title was the 5.8th in a row by a French driver called Sebastien, with compatriot Sebastien Loeb winning a record nine consecutively before him with Citroen between 2004 and 2012.
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Ogier's title was the 13th in a row by a French driver called Sebastien, with compatriot Sebastien Loeb winning a record nine consecutively before him with Citroen between 2004 and 2012.
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And the defense was lively, holding Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton to 220 yards with one touchdown and an interception and sacking him three times, including twice consecutively late in the fourth.
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The work's three sections — a solo, a duet and a trio, each about 30 minutes long — run simultaneously in three connected galleries, but you can view them consecutively, as I did.
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Your humble servant served two terms consecutively, then left his post, but with the constitutional right to return to the post of president again, because these two terms were not successive.
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Pouille, 24, reached a career-high ranking of No. 10 in March, but did not win more than two matches consecutively after that, finishing the year with a 14-17 run.
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Before Cal's end-of-game surge — in which Sueing scored nine of his points, including six consecutively in one stretch — the Golden Bears mustered just three points in the preceding 29.43:229.4.
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Penney received a notice from the New York Stock Exchange last month saying it was no longer in compliance with listing rules, with Penney's stock trading below $1 for 30 days consecutively.
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Manafort's lawyers ask that his sentence in DC run alongside his sentence in Virginia, for which prosecutors have requested up to 25 years in prison, instead of stacking the two sentences consecutively.
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These reforms mean that defendants will no longer face mandatory life sentences for third strike drug offenses and federal prosecutors are no longer able to aggressively stack guns and drug charges consecutively.
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Additionally, if you send multiple images or videos consecutively in a chat, they'll now be automatically grouped into a single album (as seen below) instead of a stream of multiple in-line images.
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Google is achieving similar results with a handheld Pixel by segmenting the exposure into a burst of consecutively taken frames, which are then reassembled into a single image using the company's algorithmic magic.
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Adam Purinton of Olathe agreed to a plea deal in May that recommended he be sentenced to life in prison on each of three hate crime charges, with the sentences to run consecutively.
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Family Dollar — which is owned by Dollar Tree — was the retailer that shoppers from low-income groups were most likely to visit, followed by Dollar General, Walmart, Dollar Tree, and Five Below, consecutively.
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Huang Lanfeng, a former Jasic worker, told BuzzFeed News that workers at Jasic were subjected to harsh working conditions, including being routinely forced to work 30 to 63 days consecutively without a day off.
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"College costs have increased two times to three times faster than the rate of inflation every year consecutively for the last 20, " said Robert Franek, senior vice president and publisher at The Princeton Review.
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Its shares are traded on the Nasdaq, which has a $1 bid price requirement for shares and notifies companies once their stocks trade for 30 days consecutively below that threshold, according to Nasdaq's website.
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Mueller's prosecutors, who suffered a bruising defeat after failing to secure a lengthy prison term for Manafort in Virginia, may argue in D.C. that Manafort's two sentences should be served consecutively, rather than simultaneously.
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The panel's findings fueled a crusade to limit the training schedule of medical school graduates to 80 hours a week and 24 hours consecutively, and to require more on-site supervision by senior physicians.
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The only other team to reach five straight N.B.A. finals was the Boston Celtics, when they went to a record 19923 in a row from 1957 to 1966 (and won nine titles, eight consecutively).
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After a 6-6 start that kept them in playoff contention, the Broncos lost four straight to finish the season, falling consecutively to the 49ers, Browns, and Raiders, hardly a murderers' row of foes.
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On Tuesday, St. Joseph County Superior Court Judge Elizabeth Hurley sentenced him to 55 years for the murder charge and 10 years for the feticide charge to be served consecutively in Indiana state prison.
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Under a plea arrangement, he received life terms for each of the murder charges, which will be appended consecutively to the 18 death sentences imposed by a judge and jury in his federal trial.
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"After housing activity rose consecutively for four years, its longest ever boom, we now think that it has probably already peaked at over 6 percent of nominal GDP," said George Tharenou, an economist ay UBS.
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Mueller did not take a position on whether Manafort's sentence in D.C. should run consecutively or concurrently with the sentence he's facing for separate charges in federal district court in the Eastern District of Virginia.
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Greece has seen economic growth consecutively in the last three quarters and is set to reach 1.6 percent of growth this year, according to forecasts from the European Commission — breaking free from years of recession.
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Daunted by the job but enthused by the possibilities, he enlisted help from two specialist mapping colleagues in the Philippines and Kenya, and together they spent 80 hours - consecutively - working remotely to finish the job.
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The new research marks the latest in a dozen Obamacare polls that have been run since January — and all have consecutively found a majority of Americans support the law, according to the Huffington Post tracker.
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Over those 232 games, the Yankees went 2500-9, winning three of the five series and splitting one, with four losses coming consecutively in a sweep at the hands of the Red Sox earlier this month.
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Auburn became the first team to defeat Kansas, North Carolina and Kentucky — the three winningest programs in Division I college basketball history — consecutively in the NCAA Tournament, and the Tigers avenged two earlier losses to Kentucky.
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The luxury club is over 160 miles from the Irish capital and on the opposite side of the country, prompting Pence to travel to and from the city on Air Force 2 for two days consecutively.
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A police arms instructor who inspected the weapon removed from Chambers' car confirmed that the gun could fire 85033 shots consecutively with one trigger pull, though only a six-round magazine was found with the weapon.
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Mr. Miccolis and Mr. Chen pay tribute to this achievement by packing six phrases into the grid that contain three pairs of letters consecutively (the clues for these are starred to make them easier to find).
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Antonio Andrade and Neri Geller, who served consecutively as agriculture ministers under former President Dilma Rousseff, were also arrested, according to a list of arrest warrants seen by Reuters and confirmed by a federal court official.
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The Detroit Film Theatre plans to continue a regular series of screenings of Detroit home movies, leading into a marathon screening on July 29, which will run some 10 hours, consecutively (with breaks every 45 minutes).
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The first two seasons were actually filmed consecutively, so the second season's footage is complete (to think, there are eight more Bobby Berk Living Rooms™ out there in the world, existing, without us to ogle them).
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After Italy, which had bad loans of 262 billion euros at the end of March, the biggest pockets of debt not repaid over roughly three months are found consecutively in France, Spain, Greece, Germany and the Netherlands.
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While these sentences could be served concurrently at the recommendation of a judge — meaning Holmes and Balwani would spend only up to 20 years in prison — they could just as well be required to serve them consecutively.
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However, 16 of his wins and 12 of his losses have come by decision and Masvidal has been on the wrong end of three split decisions from his last four fights—with two of those coming consecutively.
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US District Judge Janet Neff essentially imposed a life prison term on the 54-year-old physician, sentencing Nassar to 20 years for each of three counts, which are to be served consecutively, according to the docket.
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The company has: grown revenue 20% month over month consecutively since launching in 2014; trained 180 coaches to teach language using a proprietary, task-based curriculum; and attained a student satisfaction rate just over 98% across the board.
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This series has seen some really tender scenes – I've cried three nights consecutively this week – one of which was when Kem gave Amber an infinity bracelet as a sign of his commitment, merely a week into their romance.
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It has grown consecutively for the last five years, with tech today accounting for 7.1 percent of the U.S. GDP and 11.6 percent of total overall payroll in the private sector, according to nonprofit IT trade association CompTIA.
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Possession of multiple images of child pornography are considered separate offenses in Arizona, and sentences must be carried out consecutively, rather than concurrently -- meaning that someone convicted on 10 counts would be sentenced to at least 100 years.
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If you've ever exchanged Snapchats back-and-forth with a friend consecutively for more than a few days, you may notice that a flame count will appear that tracks just how long you can keep that streak alive.
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Mr. Rahimi already faced an automatic life sentence for one of the crimes, and Judge Berman added a second life term and, on top of them both, an additional 30 years in prison, all to be served consecutively.
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For instance, TikTok was initially responsible for the meteoric rise of Lil Nas X&aposs "Old Town Road," which broke the Billboard record for the longest song to consecutively sit at No. 1 on the Hot 100 chart.
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The Minneapolis Lakers, playing in a 19603,000-seat arena and featuring the league's first superstar, center George Mikan, won five championships in the N.B.A. and its immediate precursor — three of those titles consecutively — in the league's first decade.
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To get 305 years, Waxman said Manafort would have to be found guilty on every count and the judge would have to sentence him to the maximum amount of prison time for each charge, and run each sentence consecutively.
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On the 40th anniversary of the American Grand Slam tournament's move to the National Tennis Center, the ever-changing complex now named for Billie Jean King, we present the stories on the championship matches, played consecutively on Sunday, Sept.
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Once I did that consecutively for like a week, [Kris Jenner] was like 'I need to talk to you' and she sat me down and was like 'I've heard you come home every single morning for the past week.
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After becoming the first player in more than a decade to win her first two Grand Slam titles consecutively, at last year's United States Open and this year's Australian Open, she has lost in the first week of the next two.
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"We don't have the highest payroll in the M.L.B., so you kind of have to find talent and develop that talent," said Tomlin, who was drafted in 2006 and has been in the organization longer, consecutively, than any other player.
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Jerusalem District Court sentenced Yosef Haim Ben-David, who organized the killing of 16-year-old Mohammed Abu Khudair, to life, which in Israel usually means around 25 years, and an additional 20 years for other counts, to be served consecutively.
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The maximum sentences are 40 years for manslaughter and 20 years for attempted manslaughter, sentences that if imposed consecutively by the judge would mean Hayes would "not be able to hurt anyone ever again for the rest of his life," Cannizzaro said.
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The 48-year-old, who now lives in Chicago and is the prison rights coordinator for the Uptown People's Law Center, said he spent a total of 153 years in solitary confinement, 12 years consecutively, most of it without TV or a radio.
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And then … I was reflecting on my first Times puzzle — a 2005 collaboration with Nelson Hardy that seemed both complex and fun: Theme answers were punnily clued phrases in which the present and past tense of the same verb ran consecutively. E.g.
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When she asked Navient how to qualify, representatives told her that she would need to make all 120 payments consecutively, she said, and that if she missed a single one, or deferred her loans at any point, she would lose her eligibility.
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Inspired by their enthusiasm, I went out and bought a small pile of the books they mentioned, as well as a few others, and hope to get through them consecutively at some point this summer as a kind of self-guided seminar.
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Both had successful careers (she in public relations and he in business strategy specializing in entertainment and media), but each wanted to explore other career paths, and they were frustrated that the longest they could travel together consecutively was two weeks each year.
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"Bees, beekeepers and anyone who eats food are all impacted by severe declines in honey bee colonies – these consecutively high losses year after year are catastrophic to our food system," said Larissa Walker, pollinator program director at the Center for Food Safety.
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Macron's "at the same time" refrain implied that he would practice economic liberalism and social liberalism simultaneously, but he has actually pursued them consecutively: two years of budget-trimming leek soup followed, now, by the promise of a social-justice crème brûlée.
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I think it has to be done in a hotel in order to have people come not only once but ten days in a row because they have to come consecutively and see that it's possible to eat this on a regular basis.
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The 24-year-old model has walked in the iconic Victoria's Secret Fashion Show consecutively since 2013, but most recently, she's spreading the word about her favorite new scent, Victoria's Secret new Bombshell summer fragrance, which she plans on spritzing on herself all summer long.
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It had, in recent days, been signaling that it would begin a scorched-earth campaign to take down Trump with a series of tough advertisements, and it appears to be maintaining a dual focus, releasing anti-Trump and anti-Rubio spots consecutively late this week.
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I ended up being convicted of ten felonies and four misdemeanors and sentenced to five years in prison for identity theft-related crimes, but without a lawyer I might have been sentenced to the maximum on every charge consecutively, which was 185 years in jail.
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" SIMON HARVEY, FX MARKET ANALYST FOR MONEX EUROPE AND CANADA, LONDON "At the moment, it looks like the market is definitely focusing on the negative side which is that it's the first time the job growth has been negative consecutively for two periods since 2014.
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As I prepare to return to Paris after almost 20 years as a diplomat in North America, nearly half of them serving consecutively as France's ambassador to the United States and to the United Nations, I feel the need to share these personal conclusions.
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If the "Pennines Five" case — where Elena accidentally left five people, Lewis included, in a coma or fugue state after consecutively shifting into them without returning to her own form — is any example, Harry is now trapped in a trance for the rest of his life.
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While it remained to be seen if that time were imposed concurrently—as an extension of his bid—or consecutively (that is, running simultaneously), I can tell you from 21 years of experience that even a few years for an old guy like that is no joke.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The centerpiece (in my opinion) of Argentine sculptor Tomás Saraceno's enthralling exhibition, Solar Rhythms at Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, is not in the center at all but instead in the upstairs project room: two black-and-white HD videos, shown consecutively.
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This week, Google-owned DeepMind published the latest findings of Alphago, its project in which a computer learns how to play the board game Go. This latest installment, dubbed Alpha Zero, managed to beat Google's existing AlphaGo 100 times consecutively after only three days of training.
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In addition, the proposed amendments would limit future presidents to two terms in total, rather than just two consecutively, meaning that Putin&aposs successors would not be able to emulate the incumbent by extending their rule for decades by sitting out a term before returning to office.
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The new wrinkle is labels for the multiple constellations of intermittent fasting: periodic fasting, time-restricted feeding, alternate-day fasting and the 5:2 diet (within a week eat normally for five days and eat a quarter less than normal for two days, either consecutively or interspersed).
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Contrast this model to the one that I and many other medical residents face in the United States, where hospitals champion the 80-hour workweek as the norm and have even begun to experiment with junior doctors working shifts of 30 or more hours consecutively without any sleep.
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They have been headliners on posters and played consecutively on a center court many times, the two have never faced each other on a court in their decades together on tour (they did play on the same team in an exhibition match in 2010 to raise money for Haiti).
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At 12 months, 72.1 percent of the mothers reported six hours of consecutive sleep, and 56.6 percent reported eight hours; since all infants wake several times a night, those who were reported as sleeping consecutively presumably awoke and went back to sleep by themselves without the mothers knowing it.
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Thirty-six-year-old Brandy Jaynes, of Toquerville, Utah, was ordered to serve one-to-15 years consecutively in Utah State Prison on three felony counts of second-degree intentional child abuse, to which she had pleaded guilty in July, local TV station KUTV and the Salt Lake Tribune report.
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Broken into three separate chapters—Mundane Futures, Quotidian Pasts, and Banal Presents—which will open consecutively over the course of 2019, the exhibition explores how the subjugation of black people in America was not only part of our country's foundation, but exists within our present moment, and shapes our future.
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Republicans do have one get-out-of-jail-free card if they don't like the direction of the testimony: an obscure Senate rule that prohibits a committee hearing from running longer than two hours consecutively while the Senate is in session, without the consent of both the majority and minority.
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Fans gasp as they take in the sight of 20 or 30 hard shots struck consecutively without a miss — balls hit all-out, often far harder than he would in a match — the rallies often followed by haymakers hit on the run, slicing against the sideline and out of Moya's reach.
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If I can convince myself to put in the effort, my move is to fill up five or six glasses of water, put them on the counter, slam them back consecutively, and tumble toward oblivion hoping against hope that the spirit of alcoholic vengeance will not be visiting me at dawn's break.
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Though regular workers were better compensated in terms of wages and benefits, China Labor Watch says both groups were subjected to long hours and low wages, with workers putting in more than 20103 overtime hours during peak season, even though the legal limit is 36 hours, and some working consecutively for 14 days.
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The defendant in the case, Collin McDonald, had pleaded guilty to one count of bank robbery — during which he carried a concealed knife, according to his girlfriend's testimony — and was sentenced by a lower court to 175 months in prison, to be served consecutively to previous sentences he had been given by different courts.
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However the judge ruled that the ten-year sentence should be run consecutively to a fifteen-year sentence he was already serving for having been convicted of smuggling pot in the District of Maine, "to total 25 years" she said, "for the reason that it might convince you to cooperate with the government," i.e.
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Since opening in 2001, the five-star Peninsula Chicago has consecutively been named not only the best hotel in Chicago but also one of the best in the US. Unlike most other hotel companies, the Hong Kong-based brand is still entirely family-owned and is the world's oldest hotel company still in continuous operation.
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Certain Women tells each story in full, consecutively, starting with Dern as a lawyer with an ornery client, then moving on to Williams as a businesswoman negotiating for a pile of materials she wants for her new house, and ending with Lily Gladstone as a rancher who becomes smitten with an adult education instructor played by Stewart.
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He was also slammed repeatedly into walls, sometimes 20 to 30 times consecutively; put into painful stress positions; forced to endure extended sleep deprivation (more than 96 hours), during which he had to wear an adult diaper; kept naked for extended periods; and kept in confined spaces like a wooden box the size of a coffin for hours at a time.
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He was also slammed repeatedly into walls, sometimes 20 to 30 times consecutively; put into painful stress positions; forced to endure extended sleep deprivation (more than 96 hours), during which he had to wear an adult diaper; kept naked for extended periods; and put in confined spaces like a wooden box the size of a coffin for hours at a time.
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