Dallas kept coming, taking a 15-point edge into the break.
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Golden State carried a 93-83 edge into the final period.
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The Blazers carried a 102-99 edge into the final period.
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The Thunder carried an 2101-21 edge into the final period.
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The Spurs took a 94-86 edge into the final quarter.
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The Pelicans carried a 73-71 edge into the final period.
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The Raptors took a 241-222 edge into the final period.
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Uber could be in good shape to edge into drug delivery.
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You can easily fall over the edge into pretentiousness or fakery.
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The Blazers carried an 87-80 edge into the final period.
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The Spurs carried a 81-77 edge into the final period.
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It's a growing industry — one that Google is looking to edge into.
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Their singles would often edge into decent placement on top-40 charts.
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FERRELL: Well, it doesn&apost need to go over the edge into hysteria.
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She's right there, standing on the precipice, looking over the edge into an abyss.
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The Spurs took a 63-54 edge into halftime behind 21 points by DeRozan.
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The teams battled back and forth, with Toronto taking a one-point edge into intermission.
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On the other hand, that situation should improve as the Greek banks edge into profitability.
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With Aminu leading the way, the Blazers took a 228-423 edge into the fourth quarter.
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With Aminu leading the way, the Blazers took a 222-225 edge into the fourth quarter.
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The current push also comes as Western oil majors show restraint, and edge into greener areas.
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"It would take less of a shock to push you over the edge" into a recession.
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But there's still a chance that Mélenchon or Fillon could actually edge into the second round.
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The Crimson Tide ultimately took a 30-24 edge into halftime after a late Flagg 3-pointer.
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But Utah cut into the deficit before Portland took an 89-88 edge into the final quarter.
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They turned a nine-point halftime edge into a 90-75 lead heading into the fourth quarter.
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Seton Hall turned a 17-15 edge into a 34-17 cushion thanks to a 123-2 blitz.
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Not only does he need to dominate the swing states, but he needs to edge into blue territory.
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That, the film suggests, is what finally pushed Felt over the edge into leaking information to the press.
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Leclerc, pushed over the edge into the bottom five, was already in the garage and could do nothing.
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Creating enormous value over the long term requires turning a tactical edge into some form of durable advantage.
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The Blazers followed with a 10-0 spurt to carry an 87-83 edge into the final period.
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The more one thinks about these sunny works, the more they edge into the penumbra between light and darkness.
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Right, and Amazon is talking about this, as they edge into TV. They're going to start showing NFL games.
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Landale and Ford each scored 13 first-half points as the Gaels took a 13-31 edge into the break.
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Because of the large mass of even a flat disk, I doubt someone would fall off the edge into space.
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We read the banner as glowing sky, while the wavy contour transforms the wall's edge into a mountain's undulating crest.
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The market had every reason two months ago to go over the edge into the abyss and we did not.
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The Celtics, who led by as many 16 during the third quarter, took a four-point edge into the fourth quarter.
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The Rockets outscored the Bulls 214-227 in the third quarter to turn a one-point edge into a lopsided lead.
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Ingles drained a 3-pointer with 11.7 seconds remaining, and the Jazz took a 78-75 edge into the final stanza.
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Minnesota called timeout, gathered itself, and — helped by a Wiggins 3-pointer — took an 81-78 edge into the final period.
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Neither team led by more than four points in the second as Boston carried a 60-58 edge into the break.
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In truth, I was on the way out of religion for a while, but I fell over the edge into nihilism.
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The Mavericks would lead briefly late in the quarter, but Brooklyn regrouped to take a 49-46 edge into the locker room.
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But Connecticut was able to answer, eventually taking a 30-29 edge into intermission on a Williams bucket with three seconds left.
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DeRozan scored 23 points in the third quarter as San Antonio turned a one-point halftime edge into a 239-2121 lead.
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The House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology fell off the flat Earth's edge into a profoundly anti-science abyss years ago.
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For a New York City delivery address, some delivery dates edge into October 4, two weeks after the iPhone 11 release date.
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A few too many, though, fall into Brutalist sentimentality, with graffiti-strewn concrete and ominous cloudy skies that edge into ruin porn.
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For the first time in the match, he was able to turn the edge into a win; Caruana resigned after 22016 moves.
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That nine-point blitz over 99 seconds turned Xavier's 53-52 edge into a 61-55 DePaul lead with 5:12 to go.
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Microsoft is essentially extending Edge into the shell of all apps in Windows 10, a move that will generate a lot of discussion.
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Hillary Clinton helped her husband craft the Welfare Reform Act of 1996, which plunged many families already living on the edge into poverty.
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Norwegian Air Shuttle has already started to edge into this market with budget long-haul flights to the United States and to Singapore.
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Most experts seem to think these go-it-alone terrorists are pushed over the edge into violence shortly before they commit their terrible acts.
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They dove out of the way, the caiman landed on one of the boat's benches and scrambled over the edge into the dark water.
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"With the U.S. markets in high spirits, Europe was able to edge into the green," said Connor Campbell, financial analyst at SpreadEx in London.
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No, the difference is that Cleveland has the God of Basketball, and his multiple layers of skill and will edge into the other world.
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The Cavs outscored the Raptors 37-24 in the third to take an 11-point edge into the fourth, and Toronto didn't challenge again.
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Alexander buried three 222-pointers in 261 seconds to turn that 241-10 edge into a 20-13 lead at the 13:22 mark.
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OKC cut the difference to 66-83 late in the third quarter, but the Blazers took a 76-69 edge into the final period.
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The Blazers went on a 9-0 run to take a 31-29 advantage and carried a 34-31 edge into the second quarter.
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Japan's convenience stores, such as Lawson, a giant with over 12,500 stores at home, are trying to edge into the market with low-price ranges.
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His two-run double was the key hit in a four-run fifth inning that turned a 33-2 edge into a 7-2 cushion.
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British officials however now hope to reassure businesses in Davos that there will be prospect of falling off a "cliff edge" into uncertain trading conditions.
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Recently we've learned that adding food to an already romantic gesture pushes it over the edge into "sweetest thing anyone's ever done for me" territory.
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His two-run double was the key hit in a four-run fifth inning that turned a 3-2 edge into a 7-2 cushion.
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There are lots of reasons Google would want to edge into the banking industry, said Ron Shevlin, the research director at Cornerstone Advisors, a banking consultancy.
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For example, Ford has recently invested $1 billion into Argo AI and Amazon recently invested in Aurora in its efforts to edge into the AV space.
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Australia's trade surplus shrank unexpectedly in January, though the quarterly current account might still edge into the black for the first time since the mid-1970s.
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Opinion Columnist I gotta say, it was very clever of Nancy Pelosi to steal Donald Trump's strawberries, pushing him over the edge into self-evident lunacy.
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But there are key differences: Microsoft has taken a different stance on web tracking than Google and it has also, obviously, plugged Edge into Microsoft's services.
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Concerns about Italian banks, Chinese growth and U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's protectionist bent look set to keep investors on edge into the start of 2017.
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Brooklyn made a slight dent, getting within 79-64 on Dinwiddie's 3-pointer with 97 seconds left, and Utah took an 83-64 edge into the fourth.
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Instead of allowing the endless options to push you over the edge into lunch ordering territory, keep on packing with the specific container that's right for you.
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In front of the NBC studio, which overlooked the street, people waving signs jostled for space, trying to edge into the shot during a live panel discussion.
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With Xie set to edge into his 50s soon, I ask him if he is considering how long he can keep on being a human punchbag for.
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European markets ended lower to edge into negative territory on Tuesday afternoon, amid uncertainty and pessimism over the outcome of trade talks between the U.S. and China.
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So far, Google has tried to edge into Cupertino's wearable share by licensing out its WearOS software to fashion brands, or by acquiring part of Fossil's business.
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Arsenal was in the midst of its worst run under Wenger's aegis; another defeat, it seemed, might finally tip the club over the edge, into outright insurrection.
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Speaking to business leaders on Monday, May pledged to address concerns that Britain could fall off a "cliff edge" into uncertain trading conditions when it leaves the bloc.
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European markets recovered from session lows to edge into the green at the close on Thursday as the European Central Bank (ECB) opted to keep interest rates unchanged.
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Although the videos might edge into copyright infringement or defamation, the most obvious way to shut them down is to go after big platforms like Pornhub or Gfycat.
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The Nets took an 81-72 lead on a 3-pointer by Dinwiddie with 4 1/2 minutes left and carried a 92-84 edge into the fourth.
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The Lakers started the third quarter with a 12-2 run to go ahead 74-213, but the Blazers carried an 22014-241 edge into the final period.
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Many, including me, find that other "soft" stuff like silk, corduroy, velvet, and mohair hit us as too soft, so ostentatiously soft that they edge into the heebies.
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San Antonio grew the lead to 93-72 on a Patty Mills 3-pointer with 2:25 left and carried a 99-83 edge into the final quarter.
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The Bulldogs jumped ahead in the opening minutes and extended their lead to as many as 272 points before taking a six-point edge into halftime, 272-218.
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The devices are two distinctly different approaches to the category, but Apple's product does edge into NuraLoop's territory, with a built-in fit check and great noise canceling.
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Minnesota came alive midway through the third quarter, turning a seven-point deficit into a five-point lead, ultimately taking an 84-393 edge into the final quarter.
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So the Hound hurled himself and the Mountain off the castle edge into the flames far below — netting himself arguably the best death of Game of Thrones so far.
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But the Hawks again wouldn't go away, regaining the lead, 51-49, on a Collins 3-pointer at 1:24 and taking a 873-54 edge into the break.
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Portland was 7-for-28 shooting in the third quarter and missed 10 of 13 3-point attempts, helping Denver take a 93-65 edge into the final period.
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Houston went on a 7-0 run to tie it at 83-83 late in the quarter, but the Blazers took an 87-86 edge into the final period.
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She credited May with calming business fears of falling off a cliff edge into uncertain trading conditions when she explained that she wanted the phased implementation of any deal.
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And when his annoyance at the director begins to edge into what seems like paranoia and grandiosity, you may find yourself thinking about the same transition in the Shakespeare.
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Both teams had 7-0 runs in the opening quarter but neither led by more than four points and the Lakers took a 27-24 edge into the second.
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Why it matters: Companies like Zipcar and Car2Go could lower their operating costs and edge into the autonomous driving world by using early-stage AVs to navigate between rental customers.
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The Mavericks led by as many as eight points before the Hawks came back to grab the lead in the second quarter and take a 52-51 edge into halftime.
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She ushers in some of her newfound edge into the lyrics with references to her drinking whiskey (shocking!) and a gentleman touching her hand in a darkened room (woah now!).
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Melson knocked down five 3-pointers in the first 6 1/2 minutes of the second half as Gonzaga turned a 16-point halftime edge into a 68-413 lead.
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Despite the upswing in popularity that has allowed kinbaku to occasionally edge into mainstream culture, for the moment, the serious study of the art is staunchly situated in the underground.
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It is also a precipice — a ledge is — that the reader and the poet and the world are standing on, looking over the edge into a dark and unknowable abyss.
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Jones, known for infusing this urban edge into designs during his Vuitton tenure, including through a hit collaboration with skatewear brand Supreme, took a slightly different turn with his Dior reinvention.
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"Some of the things we're focusing on include improvements to the visual design and continuing to better integrate Office and Microsoft Edge into Sets to enhance workflow," explains Microsoft's Dona Sarkar.
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For context, at that time Spotify was just beginning to edge into the U.S. market—a move that Apple was purportedly none too pleased with and doing its best to block.
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Milwaukee countered with an 18-5 run to take a 93-69 lead on Lopez's seventh 3-pointer with 5:23 left and held a 106-86 edge into the fourth.
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He isn't good enough to push anybody over the edge into title contention, but could be useful for the right team, maybe one that isn't guaranteed a playoff spot right now.
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Visitors edge into two doorway cut-outs to view the space, or access a slightly higher vantage point inside a padded chamber that must have once served as an AV booth.
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Seeking to reassure businesses, May pledged to address concerns that Britain could fall off a "cliff edge" into uncertain trading conditions after leaving the European Union as part of her Brexit negotiations.
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But my new flames had the wind at their back and quickly jumped across the gap separating them from the original front, transforming the line's ragged edge into a wall of flame.
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The Clippers held a 26-23 lead after the opening quarter, and the Kings stormed back to take control for most of the second period, taking a 56-43 edge into halftime.
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The Clippers stretched their second-quarter lead to as many as six points before scoring the final four points of the first half to take a 61-57 edge into the break.
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So to me, being able to sort of translate what I think of as our AI promise, or our cloud and its Edge, into these industrial applications, those are the killer apps.
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It's tempting to tell a story of a warped humor that grows edgier and edgier, more and more offensive, until its practitioners fall off the edge, into real racism and real violence.
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Chris Paul scored 15 of his 25 points in the third for the Rockets, who turned a 50-49 halftime edge into a 31-point advantage after the torrid 673-minute span.
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The Brooklyn-based Finch's work can often edge into twee (see: sunset-colored ice cream), yet does have a core earnestness for engaging his audience with surprising moments of connection with nature.
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Holding that 19-point edge into halftime, Villanova kept the pressure on early in the second half as Bridges hit a deep 23-pointer for a 210-212 lead with 23:22.2 remaining.
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Marden would then fill the square with successive layers of wet, slow-drying paint, allowing thin rivulets of color to down from the square's bottom edge into the band below, like ragged threads.
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The woman was socializing with a group of co-workers at the park's Grandview Point trail when she fell over the cliff edge into the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone River, the NPS said.
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The Blazers used a 16-4 run to take an 82-67 lead on a basket by Kanter with 2:33 left in the third and took an 84-72 edge into the fourth.
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After setting a line of lime-rich mortar, each man would lay down a slate and push its bottom edge into the mortar bed until the excess oozed out like mustard from a sandwich.
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There's something about peering over the edge into the realm of chaos which gets us going, where we watch the Nia Jax punch and David Arquette shooting on Nick Gage over and over again.
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Double world champion Meyers Taylor again delivered a smooth ride to pile the pressure on, but the Germans recovered from an early deficit to edge into a lead they maintained for the final few turns.
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It looked at seemingly simple solutions, like getting Edge into the Windows Store so it was updated more often than the core OS. It also looked at trying to make Edge available on Windows 7.
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Denver answered with a 14-3 burst to take a 79-69 lead before the Clippers rolled off 593 straight to briefly lead before the Nuggets took an 81-80 edge into the fourth quarter.
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Because they're high in fat in addition to carbs, they essentially tip you over the edge into just plain overeating, leaving you stuffed and sluggish (another reason fettuccine alfredo is sub-optimal, even the night before).
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Los Angeles rallied from an 4-point deficit in the first half, trailed by four at halftime, took a six-point lead in the third before Portland carried an 224-221 edge into the final period.
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The record featured happily sleazy, lo-fi parts from Josh Homme and Dean Fertita of Queens of the Stone Age and Matt Helders of Arctic Monkeys; the younger bucks sounded delighted to edge into his light.
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New York took its first 30-point lead on a three-point play by Barrett with 10:22 left in the third that made it 84-53 and carried a 109-84 edge into the fourth.
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Why it matters: The volume of vehicle behavioral data that connected vehicles will generate could be leveraged by automakers to edge into the insurance market, while enabling them to proactively protect drivers by recommending safer routes.
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Naomi Campbell did not call Alaïa 'Papa' as flattery to edge into campaign or runway work; she called him that because she moved into his apartment at 16, and he cared for her like a father figure.
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PARIS, Oct 6 (Reuters) - French carmaker Renault pledged to deliver a 44 percent sales increase by 2022 as it expands its car lineup for emerging markets and extends its low-cost edge into hybrid and electric cars.
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The bitterness of the dark stout balances with the sweet, syrupy condensed milk in this punch, and then the whole thing is tipped right over the edge into perfection with an extra splash of overproof Jamaican rum.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May pledged on Monday to address business concerns that Britain could fall off a "cliff edge" into uncertain trading conditions after leaving the EU, hinting at some form of a transitional agreement.
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New York took a 64-57 lead on two free throws by Rodgers with 1:19 left and carried a 66-61 edge into the fourth before Los Angeles did enough to hold on in the final minutes.
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In broad daylight, these pilots couldn't decipher a variant of a simple runaway trim, and they ended up flying too fast at low altitude, neglecting to throttle back and leading their passengers over an aerodynamic edge into oblivion.
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It's a dynamic that can be intimate and resentful and toxic and so intense as to edge into being romantic, and it's such an archetypal relationship for so many women that it's one of the foundational female friendship stories.
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And as The New York Times points out, the rate on future foreign profits should give pseudo-monopolies like Google a leg-up over smaller startups that are trying to edge into the market and reap most of their profits domestically.
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The pound jumped above $1.25 on Monday after Prime Minister Theresa May pledged to address business concerns that Britain could fall off a "cliff edge" into uncertainty when it leaves the European Union, hinting at some form of transitional agreement.
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Asked if she was in favor of a transition period to help smooth the process for businesses fearful of falling off a "cliff edge" into uncertain trading conditions after leaving the EU, she said there might be a period of adjustment.
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These records were the result of long-term global warming, combined with the warming influence from a strong (though now waning) El Niño event in the Pacific Ocean, which pushed the climate system over the edge into record-smashing territory.
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"These are people who have already been stretched to the limit, and one missed paycheck could be enough to push them over the edge into homelessness," said Eric Tars, legal director of the National Law Center on Homelessness and Poverty.
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He was in fact an important element of Republican success after 22017, most notably in North Carolina, where he drew new maps for House seats that turned a 21986-to-6 Democratic edge into a 10-to-3 Republican fortress.
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The Raptors, who led by as many as 10 points in the third quarter, took a four-point edge into the fourth before Irving took over, scoring 19 in the period to help the Celtics take the game into overtime.
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The camera paces through the offices as if it's been snorting cocaine, just like several of the characters do, and the story often feels as if it will simply tip over the edge into inspired weirdness, rather than any kind of coherence.
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But the Raptors never let the Nets get more than 4 points in front, and took the lead themselves for the first time on a 3-pointer by Ross with 1:43 remaining, ultimately taking a 28-23 edge into the second quarter.
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Thompson Jr. had eight points, Zach Reichle had a pair of 3-pointers and Tinkle and Kelley had four points apiece when the Beavers turned a 12-10 edge into a 36-10 lead with 5:52 remaining in the first half.
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Now the party seems to have to worry more about the possibility that their retirement problem teeters over the edge into avalanche territory, a development that, if it comes to pass, could hand Democrats control over the House for the foreseeable future.
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If you're very particular about your locks and can't fathom the idea of stepping a foot outside of your "bronde" comfort zone, a head full of baby pink hair will probably be enough to send you over the edge into a full-blown nervous breakdown.
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" "She cannot just keep drifting and dithering like this or there is a real risk our whole country tumbles off a cliff edge into a chaotic no deal that no one is ready for and that would hit food prices, medicine supplies, manufacturing and security.
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It's easy for the blade to slip, whether one uses the "wrong" method (holding an avocado half while digging out the pit with the tip of a knife) or the "right" (gently striking the pit with a knife to embed its long edge into the stone).
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Cincinnati battled back to tie the game at 31 on two free throws by Clark with 2:40 left, but the Cougars got back-to-back 3s by Gray and Corey Davis, enabling them to take a 37-35 edge into the locker room at halftime.
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"They can look up pieces of information like your smart speaker, they can take photographs, and I think maybe you're going to start to see them edge into security, but I think that's a very much an open question," Anthony Ha of TechCrunch told CNBC's On the Money.
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"We're concerned that if you have sustained financial turmoil, increasing risk aversion, further falls in risk assets, further turbulence, particularly in China, that could be enough to tip the global economy over the edge into recession territory," said Charles Collyns, chief economist at the Institute of International Finance.
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The Sooners, though, have scored quickly for much of the year and did that again, ripping off a 20-5 run to grab the lead back with less than two minutes left in the first half before Kansas State recovered to take a five-point edge into the break.
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That sub has a very impressive amount of movement to it (subs are generally categorized by how much air they can push) that is maximized by a custom multiband compressor that brings the cone right to the edge of how far it can be pushed without going over the edge into buzz.
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Harris knocked down three 3-pointers over the next few minutes as the Nets moved ahead after trailing the entire first half, and they gained control for good by scoring the last nine of the third quarter, capped by Davis's three-point play, to bring an 86-80 edge into to the fourth.
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That's right, the thing we definitely never needed is here at last to push us over the edge into the swirling post-Capitalist apocalypse: cosmetic enhancement of dog testicles with corn syrup and edible glitter (AGAIN I CANNOT EMPHASIZE STRONGLY ENOUGH THAT I HOPE IT IS EDIBLE ONLY FOR THE HEALTH AND SAFETY OF DOGS).
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She was part of the photo-op following the President's 20 steps into North Korea with dictator Kim Jong Un. (And she made it awkward!) She tried to edge into a conversation with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, French President Emmanuel Macron, IMF chairwoman Christine Lagarde and British Prime Minister Theresa May on the sidelines of the G20.
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So the Hound did the most Hound-like thing possible: He grabbed danger by the fistful and hurled himself and the Mountain off the castle edge into dragon-lit flames far below, taking out his sibling once and for all, and dying himself in what was arguably the "best," most heroic death of Game of Thrones so far.
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Its interest in rotting family legacies offered a way to talk about the George W. Bush era without talking about it directly, its writing combined elements of British farce and family sitcom cynicism into a toxically addictive stew, and its visuals (established by Infinity War directors Joe and Anthony Russo in the show's pilot!) played around with the style of mockumentaries without ever plunging over the edge into full faux-documentary.
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The top Democrat on the House Armed Services Committee said Wednesday he was pushed over the edge into opposing his committee's defense bill after lawmakers locked in language he considers to be anti-LGBT "Having this discriminatory provision in the defense bill, along with all the other problems, has forced me to the point where I'm actually going to oppose the bill, which I do not want to do, did not want to do," Rep.
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Edwards, who had come off the bench in the last three games, was 216 of 239 from 211-point range and has shot 23 of 239.3 over the past four games after going 183-for-218 in a six-game stretch The Sun Devils took control early in the second half, when Cherry and Edwards hit 21-pointers and Martin made a layup during a 18-2 run that turned a six-point halftime edge into a 39-25 lead.
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