Obviously, Qatar is just doing a bit of piling on.
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Saunders has Towns doing a bit more stuff than Thibodeau did.
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If you're not annoying your mom, then you're doing a bit wrong.
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It's slowly starting to open the door to doing a bit more comedy writing.
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"They understand we were just doing a bit but it was too far," he said.
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The GOP nominee appears to be doing a bit better in Ohio and Iowa, though.
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In a way, we at CNN Opinion are also doing a bit of KonMari here.
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Biden would probably help himself by doing a bit more of options #1 and #2.
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Biden would probably help himself by doing a bit more of options #1 and #2.
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I've been doing a bit of researching regarding the leather community, because I'm really into leather.
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And Sony says it's doing a bit of optimization to isolate your voice from the environment.
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It has been clear for a while that the world economy is doing a bit better.
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Liam's all about getting the crowd going, doing a bit of dancing...And then there's me.
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So it's next to impossible to tap one without doing a bit of hunting and pecking.
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The Democrats running for president are doing a bit of a better job on that score.
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Liam's all about getting the crowd going, doing a bit of dancing … And then there's me.
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On the other hand, I guess I'm doing a bit of grandstanding myself with the Pixel 2.
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AT&T is doing a bit better with 12 cities that have 53G coverage of some kind.
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This is a small but awesome feature for anyone doing a bit of late-night reading in bed.
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"We regret that he got hurt," said Penguins coach Mike Sullivan, doing a bit of Monday morning quarterbacking.
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In the final days of 2019, McNeill advises doing a bit more tax planning — not just tax preparation.
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With unemployment beginning to drop, and the economy doing a bit better, he might think he has a chance.
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Ms. Weston advised that doing a bit of organization now can make things go more smoothly next tax season.
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Oh wait, I remember now, I'm still in the body of this punk bitch doing a bit in England.
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And you might make that connection in the first place by doing a bit of sleuthing regarding the date.
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When Warren talks about her early years as a working mother, she sounds like a comedian doing a bit.
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Georgia Somary: I was a set decorator, designing film sets and doing a bit of performance stuff for friends.
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It seems like the company doesn't mind doing a bit of traveling, as even people in bordering states are eligible.
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I've found myself doing a bit of fishing before bed, and letting the chill nighttime music lull me to sleep.
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There was a lot of attention for doing a bit about your miscarriage, but it's not really a joke joke.
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After doing a bit of research I found that left-handed wanking, or "non-dominant hand masturbation," is a thing.
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In contrast, the Apple Watch started out doing a bit of everything: showing notifications, tracking fitness statistics and making phone calls.
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Based on my short time using the Galaxy Note 10 so far, it seems Samsung is doing a bit of both.
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If you want to be successful in any field at all, you can't rely on doing a bit better each year.
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Instead of doing a bit of research and finding out the best strategies for making my money grow, I sat on it.
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In the meantime, may we suggest doing a bit of spring cleaning of your athleisure wardrobe in preparation for Ivy Park's drop?
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Or, when I'm desperately striving for something, whatever it is, I tend to see what I'm doing a bit more quickly now.
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But "420" is also slang for consuming cannabis, prompting some on Twitter to wonder if Musk is doing a bit of trolling.
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The beleaguered execs from MoviePass are doing a bit of a media blitz today with profiles in Wired and the New York Times.
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The rover is currently doing a bit of a backtrack along the Vera Rubin Ridge to reach an area packed in clay minerals.
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In the past couple of years, the economy has been doing a bit better than that, adding 200,000 jobs in a typical month.
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You'll be doing a bit of toggling back and forth between theme entries and their cross-referenced clues, but this is eminently doable.
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Here, Trump is doing a bit of theater criticism: analyzing National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster's appearance at the Munich Security Conference on Saturday.
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In the past few years, we've been doing a bit better than that, with about 200,000 jobs being created in a typical month.
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I had saved up a decent down payment, and after doing a bit of hunting decided on a condo in Denver's Capitol Hill neighborhood.
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If we have a day like that, I'm doing a bit before we go to rehearsal, and you can imagine what that is like.
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"The NFL needs to sort of look at what they're doing a bit different – one, they're prescribing drugs that are very dangerous," Monroe told Hill.
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They look pretty much like the national picture, with the exception of Sanders doing a bit better and Biden a bit worse in New Hampshire.
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For individuals who can be safely supervised in the community, this program is doing a bit more to ensure that people show up for court.
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If you want to upgrade from one tier to another, you'll be charged $100, so it may be worth doing a bit of planning ahead.
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Sometimes it's really somber, and sometimes it's really witchy, but there's always fire and everybody's just hugging and doing a bit of Santeria or voodoo witchery.
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At the time, he wasn't aware of what he was looking at, and only discovered the name of the phenomenon after doing a bit of homework.
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Also, if you fancy doing a bit of karaoke, the lyrics to the chorus are on screen (as is a mock TV show introduction in French).
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She also discusses married life and, briefly, the Alfred Hitchcock classic "Rear Window" ("It was fine," she decrees, before doing a bit on Grace Kelly's voice).
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I was doing a bit of an 'ambiguous' thing — wearing a ponytail and eyeshadow — until we decided to move to Phoenix where she had a job opportunity.
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Legendarily, he got on the stage once, and without even saying a word, just went, "Nah," and then walked off without doing a bit of his routine.
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It's hard to imagine that even the most ardent bitcoin or digital currency enthusiast isn't doing a bit of reassessment in light of events in recent days.
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But, on the flip side, they are also harder to design, given that all the moving pieces have to be involved in doing a bit of the thinking.
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It's not uncommon for people to say they're doing "a bit of Instagram stalking," when they're having a nosy yet harmless browse through their peer group's online profiles.
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I kept on watching the first scene all afternoon, then going and doing a bit of work in the studio and then going downstairs to watch it again.
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Injuries dragged him down in his early 19393s, and he finished out his pitching career at 1409 doing a bit of mop-up work for the 21927 champions.
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While Wigg and Rudolph were doing a bit that involved "acting" while presenting their two categories, the camera cut to Eilish who had a priceless look on her face.
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The scandal fell out of the spotlight until this October, when, as Cosby's career revved up, comedian Hannibal Buress called him a "rapist" while doing a bit in Philadelphia.
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IF integration means doing a bit better in education and the job market, then there are grounds to be optimistic about the status of Muslim communities across western Europe.
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Really, Samsung seems to be doing a bit of peacocking here as it simultaneously tries to fit in and stand out among more traditional watch vendors at the event.
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Sony has an info page about the sensor from 2014, which includes videos of the camera shooting video at 180 frames per second, and doing a bit of HDR.
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Even when McConnell admitted that the Republicans were going to go after Social Security and Medicare, it was clear that he was also doing a bit of political positioning.
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She spends her long break, before returning for Mary's final dope-fueled monologue, getting her own life in order: taking a shower, doing a bit of sewing, answering emails.
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Adtech startups like to announce when they've hit $100 million in annualized revenue, but Vungle — which focuses on delivering in-app video ads — is doing a bit better than that.
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Google has already been doing a bit of indoor surveying through partnerships with individual 360 photographers, but this partnership opens Street View up to a much larger library of content.
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"Y'alright?" he says with a smile you can hear in his voice, calling me from a restaurant where he's sipping a glass of wine and doing a bit of press.
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We talked about the possibility of doing a bit where you show the night Obama won and they're super happy, and then you show later and everything's exactly the same.
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In short, it's doing a bit of everything, which is why when the company says it's covertly collected data from millions of patients, it's not surprising that people are suspicious.
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Evidently, HTC is doing a bit of spring inventory cleaning, which is all good for the older models, but doesn't speak especially well for the success of the 2017 U Ultra.
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As chef Kim Wejendorp mentions, doing a bit of mixing by hand allows some of the natural bacteria on your hands to get the fermentation started, and gives a unique flavor.
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Productivity listicles advise doing a bit of everything from 20 deep squats while brushing your teeth to gradually waking up earlier and earlier to get the most out of your mornings.
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If sending flowers for Valentine's Day is your thing (editor's note: it should be) then get smart about it by doing a bit of research to find the best deals first.
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" Cross followed up with two additional tweets Wednesday, putting forth his own theory for what happened that night, which is that he was likely doing a bit as his Southern "redneck character.
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Worth noting as well: doing a bit of wardriving, the two found plenty of locks identifying themselves as such, making it easy for an attacker to find devices to listen in on.
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It will involve some tinkering on your end, but it looks like it's just a matter of setting up the appropriate folders and files, and then doing a bit of database editing.
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The employers that have brought these cases are fighting over doing a bit of paperwork that confirms what they are already broadcasting in their lawsuits, namely that they object to covering contraception.
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For instance, over the last couple of years, retail sales at bars and restaurants have overtaken sales at grocery stores, suggesting that on the margins, Americans are doing a bit less cooking.
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Antetokounmpo, the team's multidimensional force, is capable of doing a bit of everything: At 211 feet 27 inches, he has the agility of a ballroom dancer and the power of a bulldozer.
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But after working as a bank manager and doing a bit more research, I started apply for new cards to earn large bonuses and earn even bigger rewards on my everyday spending.
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Doing a bit more math, incidentally, might also give you a rough idea of what Amazon also paid for another acquisition it quietly made this past quarter, of search and analytics startup Graphiq.
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Cross followed up in two additional tweets Wednesday, putting forth his own theory for what happened that night, which is that he was likely doing a bit as his Southern "redneck character." pic.twitter.
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Instead, just doing a bit less work on them — while also sharing photos with friends and family on Facebook and Instagram, for example — is the most popular way to take a tech break.
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"When a stock is in consolidation, low volume means that big institutions aren't really selling the stock in any sort of quantity, they're just doing a bit of profit-taking," the host said.
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Whether you're actively looking for a new job, or are simply doing a bit of harmless research into what's out there — it might be good to know which workplaces are a hit among women.
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But the pattern of Clinton doing a bit worse with voters of color than Obama had done — including with black women, the overall most Democratic voting bloc in the country — is clear and consistent.
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Thankfully, Grace steps up and finds out that the HOA is also violating regulations of its own and uses that to stop them from evicting her mother, while doing a bit of Alicia Florrick cosplay.
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"Demand in China is doing a bit better because of the improvement in the talks between the U.S. and China (on trade)," said Ronald Leung, chief dealer at Lee Cheong Gold Dealers in Hong Kong.
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"(The podcast) is a nice brand story… it has got something interesting to say, but also obliquely it links to this notion of us doing a bit more of a push on injustice," Evans said.
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He did this crazy thing where he said — we were in St. Louis, this was when Justin was on tour — and he was doing a bit about 'I don't like waffles anymore, I don't like waffles.
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It was in that transition that the crew encountered the sort of issue that rarely comes up on the ground: One crew member landed on the car's front wing, helmet first, doing a bit of damage.
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Graham matched his season high of 284 points in the rout but has been doing a bit of everything for the Jayhawks lately, tallying 21 assists, 11 steals and only three turnovers over his last six games.
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But back when Wilson was filling demijohns with his own fermentation experiments at home, he was also involved in Belfast's punk scene, running a martial arts club, and doing a bit of cage fighting on the side.
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Individuals can make an impact by being more thoughtful about their purchases, whether it be avoiding products with palm oil in them, or doing a bit more research to make sure furniture isn't made using tropical wood.
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Just by shutting off its funding auctions for a while and maybe doing a bit of behind-the-scenes leaning on local lenders, the central bank can create a spike in swap rates and briefly seize the market.
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American Equity's updated chart, which it sent me Thursday, shows the S&P 500 — still with no reinvested dividends — doing a bit better than a hypothetical indexed annuity for a period starting in 2006 and ending in 2017.
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Just by shutting off its funding auctions for a while and maybe doing a bit of behind-the-scenes leaning on local lenders, the central bank can create a spike in swap rates and briefly seize the market.
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The restaurant industry has been doing a bit of soul searching recently, with the end goal of asking questions about accountability, exploitation, toxic workplace behavior, the blurry line between personal and professional relationships, and the silencing of powerless voices.
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Liam [Payne]'s all about getting the crowd going, doing a bit of dancing … and then there's me," Tomlinson tells The Guardian's Tom Lamont after noting that Zayn Malik had the "fantastic voice" and Niall Horan was "fearless" and "lovely.
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Now the game itself — which originally launched in Australia, New Zealand, and the U.S. — is doing a bit of travelling of its own: as of this morning, Pokémon Go is now live in the UK both on iOS and Android.
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Blair, 43, whisked Bleick away on Thursday for a surprise Father's Day Trip, during which the pair seemed to be doing a bit more than co-parenting as they were caught in photos cuddled up in a cabana on the beach.
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While Wash admits that Varo is doing a bit of heavy lifting by being the first challenger bank to try and gain a national bank charter, it's not as if the OCC will be keen to hand them out afterwards.
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Season 2 of "INSECURE," at 10:30, finds Issa (Issa Rae) trying to stay afloat after her breakup with Lawrence (Jay Ellis), who is doing a bit of drowning of his own as he adjusts to his new living situation.
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The campaign itself is for a new fragrance dubbed Y, and in a 30-second TV spot posted online today, Robicquet is seen riding a motorbike, delivering some sort of talk to a rapturous audience, and, yes, even doing a bit of coding.
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Doing a bit of cycling at night over hills with a drone posse would be fun, and if you're a farmer working in the winter months, having drones light the way in the early mornings and dark evenings would be very handy indeed.
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Skinny as a sylph, clad in sleek black, her blond hair doing a bit of disco dancing of its own, Ms. Burns, a founding member of the comedy troupes Unitard and the Nellie Olesons, flips through her memories in roughly chronological order.
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While markets have been doing a bit of a dance over the last week – up one day, down the next — if the vote does come back in favor of exiting the EU, then there is a good chance markets could see a more pronounced drop.
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Given that Facebook Lite grew to 200 million users in less than two years' time, it seems like a "Lite" version of TikTok, now one of the world's biggest apps, could be doing a bit better than 12 million installs over a six-month period.
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"Yahoo has been doing a bit of closing the barn door after the horses are gone by recently encouraging users to use an alternative factor to the password with what they call Yahoo Account Key," said Corey Williams, an executive at cybersecurity company Centrify.
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" Otsmane-Elhaou says that the creators of this comic had a lot more room than usual to experiment because "they're working primarily without editors and with their own material, so they can play around with what they're doing a bit more, for better or worse.
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Describing China's environmental standards as probably the "highest in the world", Frerot said he expected the country's waste crackdown to push the market towards companies offering thorough recycling services, suiting Veolia "compared to the small players which are just collecting and (doing) a bit of sorting".
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He removes his jacket on departure, and, throughout the ordeal, wears a white shirt, a tie, and a sweater, as if he were doing a bit of Sunday gardening rather than hauling a shoal of his countrymen, half-drowned and drenched in oil, from the unfriendly waves.
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As Amanda Sakuma wrote for Vox on Sunday, Bolton's current trip to Israel is aimed at doing a bit of damage control with regional allies alarmed about the American withdrawal and the free rein it gives to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his Russian backers.
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It isn't the most glamorous work, and not every hostel offers it, but imagine doing a bit of housekeeping in the morning then taking the rest of the day to explore some city you've seen only in pictures while spending only a few dollars a day.
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Before I end on my depressing conclusion about the state of the Earth, let's be clear about one thing: We can all be doing a bit more to help prevent our planet spontaneously bursting into flames, or all of our beaches from becoming covered with plastic water bottles.
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Again, we're doing a bit of speculation here, but if I read this correctly, what likely happened here is the following: the hackers broke into the employee's accounts by first taking over their cellphone number, then triggering an account reset via text message, and then intercepting the second-factor.
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Europe, in particular, has at least for now emerged from the shadow of the euro crisis, and is steadily growing — if you take its lower population growth into account, it's doing a bit better than the US: So we're living in an era of political turmoil and economic calm.
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By doing a bit of planning ahead of time you'll basically have already done all the work — instead of frantically refreshing the pages and pages of deals looking for the stuff you wanted, you can just sit back, relax, and hit "Add to cart" when you get a deal notification.
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After winning a few battles (no big deal) and doing a bit of exploring around the colorful world to the tune of the infectiously bouncy compositions by Grant Kirkhope (of Banjo Kazooie, Goldeneye, and Donkey Kong 64 fame), I loaded up a save file that started near the end of world three.
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At the center of the show, there's an intersection where the rooms created by the temporary gallery walls meet, and, while the karaoke version of Elvis's "I can't help falling in love" blares on repeat, you might find yourself doing a bit of a shift-ball-change as you decide which way to go.
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The company also cut its guidance, blaming "temporary U.S. demand softness as well as Brexit-related currency volatility and demand weakness in the U.K." Whirlpool is often considered an auxiliary housing play, as its washing machines, refrigerators and dishwashers are common purchases for those who have just bought a home or are doing a bit of home improvement.
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After doing a bit of research, we found out that unlike most celebrity wedding looks which are custom-made, and therefore, in no way, shape, or form attainable, Julia Garner's entire wedding ceremony ensemble — including the aforementioned Dana pants and the Jamie mini dress worn over top of them — are available to shop now on Moda Operandi.
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Sandy Wexler (preceded by The Ridiculous 1003 and The Do-Over, and followed by The Week Of) was a strange movie, mostly because Sandler was doing a bit the whole time as a clueless, nebbishy talent manager — yet he still managed to convey that it was completely heartfelt (the title character is based on Sandler's real-life manager, Sandy Wernick).
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Mildred Beltre, half of the Brooklyn High-Art Machine duo that co-developed the event along with Month2Month, began the session by doing a bit of housekeeping: asking everyone to keep their answers short, explaining that a reporter was on hand to make audio recordings of the event, and then set her phone to give an audible alert when each person's two minutes were expired.
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