How did American students fare on the most recent test?
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How did a 21-year-old starter fare on a terrible team?
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How Postmates will fare on the public markets is up for debate.
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So, seize your opportunity to indulge in some escapist fare on Halloween.
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How do students in such non-traditional learning environments fare on standardized tests?
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Get half off a companion fare on the Great Safaris Kenya Adventure trip.
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A single fare on Budapest's Metro costs 350 Hungarian forints ($1.15.)Source: BKK
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For the same dates, the lowest round-trip fare on United was $286.
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OTTAWA — Steamed, sautéed or stir-fried, cauliflower is standard fare on many dinner tables.
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There is precedent for candidates testing how potential running mates fare on the stump.
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But how will immersion fare on Broadway, with its gilded prosceniums and bulky mezzanines?
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I booked the roughly $1,000 fare on Japan Airlines nine months in advance on Expedia.
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But, until then, there's plenty of other Christmas fare on Netflix to tide us over.
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Joining them in April was Errigo's Restaurant and Bar, serving Italian fare on Bay Street.
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All of that is in exchange for what is usually the lowest fare on the plane.
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The lowest fare on an American airline didn't show itself until page 19 of the results.
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So don't be too surprised if you find your own discounted fare on an economy seat.
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Of course, the usual questions apply: How will he fare on a cold night in Stoke?
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One popular example is the companion fare on the Alaska Airlines Visa Signature® credit card.
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Ultimately, it's difficult to know beforehand how exactly new technology would fare on such an extensive project.
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" Asked how the "cost plus 50" idea would fare on Capitol Hill, Thornberry replied, "Not very well.
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Now in his 20s, he cooks — from scratch, every day — much of the fare on the menu.
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A colleague snagged a $99 single fare on Norwegian, one of Ryanair's rivals, from Oakland, California, to London.
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Sampling the local fare on Monday during a campaign stop at the Mars Cheese Castle in Kenosha, Wis.
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A single fare on the metro in the Portuguese capital of Lisbon costs €1.45 ($1.60.)Source: Lisboa Metro
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It balanced out the other way: Performing lighter fare on TV, he carried himself with a rarefied swagger.
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The Walking Dead, Game of Thrones, Outlander: Some of the best genre fare on TV is based on books.
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Then, the renaissance of superhero and sci-fi fare on TV swung more attention toward networks and cable channels.
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We also have some slightly smaller superhero fare on offer now that Season 2 of Daredevil is on Netflix.
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He also made the fare on offer healthier by, for example, taking high-fructose corn syrup out of buns.
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In 2015, it introduced a "Light" fare on European routes, with round-trip tickets starting at 89 euros ($105).
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It was so convincing he said he rode to the show on a senior citizen fare on the subway!
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When I ask Rae how she would fare on the show in real life with her partner, she balks.
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They swapped a night in a pricey hotel in Venice for the cheapest fare on the train, she said.
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Popcorn Frights Film Festival gives South Florida residents a rare chance to catch offbeat genre fare on a big screen.
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Breaking up the big banks and criticism of the 2008 bank bailout have been standard fare on the campaign trail.
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And those who hang onto the card will get a code for the same $99 fare on each account anniversary.
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This might be especially relevant for testing the growth of crops, or how exploration equipment might fare on the surface.
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I figure that there is no fare on it but that I can add something and save myself a buck.
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Such defensive, conspiratorial talk is standard fare on Egypt's television stations, which are heavily influenced by Mr. el-Sisi's government.
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The base fare on UberX will go from $3 to $2.55, with the per mile rate going from $2.15 to $1.75.
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There is a seemingly endless array of comic book-based fare on screens big and small, with more on the way.
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Anyone who witnessed Harris questioning Attorney General William Barr could certainly imagine how she would fare on a debate stage with Trump.
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See how their picks — and all the rest of Lindsay's men — will fare on tonight's episode of The Bachelorette at 8 p.m.
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Hearing these tracks alongside the more serious fare on Witness ultimately creates the feeling of a record that's all over the place.
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Earnest's letter contained much of the same violent, anti-Semitic language and tropes that are standard fare on sites like 8chan and 4chan.
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This year Bell Media, which owns CTV, tried again to feed viewers Canadian-only fare on the two channels showing the Super Bowl.
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Price, whose net worth is estimated at $13.6 million, has the ability to repay the full cost of his fare on these flights.
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Lucas Peterson, The New York Times's Frugal Traveler, relies on lunch and bar-side dining for fine fare on a fast food budget.
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"Bern Notice," a newsletter written by Sirota, resembles the left-wing fare on Substack, attacking the corporate media and disseminating pro-Sanders pieces.
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Mars 2020 will test oxygen production on the planet and monitor Martian weather to evaluate how potential human colonies could fare on Mars.
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The Google team wasn't really sure how it would fare on that front, given some of the complexities of the artificial intelligence on board.
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Dr. Gardner and his colleagues designed the study to compare how overweight and obese people would fare on low-carbohydrate and low-fat diets.
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This month, guests at Four Seasons Los Angeles at Beverly Hills can order Mr. Kenney's veg-focused fare on the in-room dining menu.
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I found round-trip flights from $150 on Southwest and train fare on the Silver Star route at $68, for a difference of $82.
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Uber was charging its commission — 25 percent of the fare, on average — before deducting other fees, such as sales tax and black-car fees.
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"It plays like a more ambitious version of the scripted fare on MTV or what was once known as ABC Family," wrote CNN's Brian Lowry.
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But don't worry: There's still a lot more cinematic comics fare on the way, especially if you consider Doc Savage—now with added Dwayne Johnson!
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Riders will see long pickup fees as part of their upfront fare on trips, with an estimated long pickup fee showing in the fare breakdown.
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Those by Tracy Ahumada, a graphic designer, add spice to this Flatiron-district setting for classic Mexican fare on small plates and agave-based spirits.
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Ms. James's office also requested data on the race and age of people accused of not paying their fare on a station-by-station basis.
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Potholes, worn paint and other irregularities — standard fare on too many of today's roads — will potentially become even greater safety hazards than they are now.
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Because the mom didn't know how Landon would fare on his own, she gave her son a note to present to the passenger next to him.
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The minimum fare on UberHIRE would be Rs 449-649 ($7- $10) depending on the city for two hours and up to 30 kilometers (18.6 miles).
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Chicken tikka masala — traditional fare on U.S. and U.K. menus — is said to be the result of recipes jotted down by Britons once living in India.
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Look no further than The Wall Street Journal's ongoing documentation of how big houses fare on the real-estate market for a hint at their decline.
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On your new Versa 2, you can also access your Spotify Premium account and use Fitbit Pay to pay your fare on a Staten Island bus.
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So how will President Trump fare on a long trip that includes key meetings with European allies plus important stops in Saudi Arabia, Israel and the Vatican?
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Boring said the passenger fare will be less than half that of a taxi or ride share, but more than the fare on the current train system.
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I was hoping to qualify for another year of elite frequent-flyer status on Delta, so the Wow-level fare on the US airline was quite appealing.
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On Level, for the same trip, the departing flight was direct for about $295; however, there was no available Level return fare on that Sunday, Oct. 15.
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Woods said on Wednesday that how he would fare on shots out of the rough was one of the great unknowns that he would confront this week.
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On March 227.25, the base fare on subways and buses will remain $211, but riders will receive a lower bonus when buying a pay-per-ride MetroCard.
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And there's even heavier fare on Thursday, when the quartet returns for Schubert's "Rosamunde" Quartet; Webern's Five Movements, Op. 30; and Beethoven's Op. 2212-2362-26000, carnegiehall.
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How the company fares in its first few quarters should give some indication on how highly valued private tech companies can fare on public markets in 2018.
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One of the things analysts will be watching for is how automakers fare on the bottom line if — or, really, when — car sales really do start to tumble.
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The Republican congressmen who tend to be staple fare on the CPAC stage mainly stayed away, however; only one United States senator, Ted Cruz, spoke at the conference.
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Rather than opting for a traditional opening program of lighter fare, on Tuesday he conducted Mahler's Fifth Symphony, one of the most dense and challenging in the repertory.
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For instance, you can find out whether a particular fare on Delta or United allows you to choose your seat or store a bag in an overhead bin.
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One might expect Mr. Franklin, the barbecue maven, to be wary of taking liberties with smoked meat, considering the stringently traditional fare on which he built his reputation.
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"That's when the cruise lines don't necessarily lower the fare, but you get more in the fare…on a luxury line it might be airfare," Gray Faust says.
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Alaska Airlines Visa Signature® credit cardThe best known (and most promoted) of these is probably the companion fare on the Alaska Airlines Visa Signature® credit card.
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Demand will eventually decide how well these devices fare on the resale market, but we do know that the iPhone X has held its value to a respectable degree.
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American and Delta this year started to charge travelers who bought basic economy fares — generally the lowest fare on the plane — to check their bags on trans-Atlantic routes.
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"All these drivers, they live here, too," said Omar Faruq, 41, a yellow cab and Uber driver, as he waited for a fare on West 40th Street on Tuesday.
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FROM PEN: 'Long Island Medium' Theresa Caputo on How She Would Fare on Survivor And in 2015, they shared another memorable music moment, performing the History of Rap – Part 6.
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In exchange for the lowest fare on the plane, basic economy tickets on these airlines' domestic routes don't include advance seat selection or the possibility of access to overhead bins.
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Provide documentationIn order to receive your reimbursement you&aposll need to provide:Your original itineraryYour fare receipt to prove you purchased at least part of the travel fare on your card.
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You can, of course, try to do what Osmosis does on your own; the Carbon Disclosure Project has a trove of information on how companies fare on the sustainability front.
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Originally reported by The HuffPost, the State Department declined to provide the reimbursement rate, but past guidelines required government officials to pay the equivalent of the fare on a commercial airline.
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Apple had never explicitly listed that as a feature of its delayed smart speaker, even though it's standard fare on speakers offered by category leaders Amazon and Google (and even Sonos).
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Assuming an average fare on those trips of at least $11.43, Uber would have deducted over $211.4 million for taxes and the workers' compensation fund surcharge from drivers during that time.
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Bubbly with a big smile, the 28-year-old said she could barely afford to eat after paying her bills and bus fare on her $7.25 an hour wage at McDonald's.
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The thrust behind the move is to see how the human body will fare on a six month journey to Mars -- and how fit astronauts will be when they reach the planet.
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Which is all to say: The Unicorn is another show that does not seem like a CBS comedy at all, and also makes me curious how it will fare on the network.
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Most important, the states will rate teacher-training programs on multiple indexes, including how teachers fare on evaluations or growth in student learning, as measured through a method determined by the state.
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And Lyft passengers now, too, have the chance to impact the lives of courageous kids fighting cancer and other life-threatening diseases by simply choosing to round up each fare on the app.
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Gamers used to more sophisticated play and richer graphics can also find favorite old role-playing games, first-person shooters and other fare on dedicated online gaming platforms like Steam and GOG Galaxy.
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Image: Hi-SEASBefore Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos and other space enthusiasts can ship humans to Mars as easily as an Amazon Prime delivery, we need to figure out they'll fare on a foreign planet.
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Quick-sautéed zucchini with pecorino and almonds is one of Mr. Bradley's greatest hits, a dish he has cooked since 1990, when he first made it at the restaurant Savoir Fare on Martha's Vineyard.
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How the company fares — not just on opening day but in its first few quarters — should give us some indication on how highly-valued private tech companies can fare on public markets in 2018.
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If there was ever any doubt about how Black Panther, one of Marvel's more enigmatic and under-appreciated superheroes, would fare on the big screen, this two-minute spot should put those fears to rest.
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Its stereo camera-based EyeSight Driver Assist Technology will be offered as standard fare on the 2020 Outback and now includes technologies like advanced adaptive cruise control with lane centering, and DriverFocus Distraction Mitigation System.
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"If we have to force buffalo into the cattle feedlot model, we are just creating another problem," he said, adding that buffalo won't become common fare on the American table because the supply is so small.
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How will the often enchanting Reggie Wilson and his Fist and Heel Performance Group (in excerpts from "Moses(es), Moses(es)") fare on the same program, Tuesday and Sunday evening, with the Martha Graham Dance Company?
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Artist Dale Chihuly's creations and collections fill eight color-filled galleries at the Chihuly Garden and Glass and spill into the adjacent Collections Café, which has Dungeness crab cakes and other Northwest fare on the menu.
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So with the few rides Juno drivers may be performing pre-launch, the company is making 35 percent less than the standard fare on each and will only be taking a 10 percent cut of that.
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Buzz: There are still some big questions about how Sycamore will fare on this non-deal, given that it disclosed a 6.6% stake in Chico's at the same time it announced its $3.50 per share takeover offer.
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You may need to dispute a fare on Uber if you think you were overcharged or you were charged for a canceled ride, but disputing an Uber charge isn't an automatic guarantee that you'll receive a refund.
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Depressed, he returned to Philadelphia and went to one of his favorite no-frills supermarkets, Fine Fare on West Girard Street in the beleaguered Ludlow neighborhood, and loaded a shopping cart, mostly with processed food and plastic.
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"Collecting offers and presenting them is a very manual process, the way that town car companies would pick up a phone, write the fare on the board, and send the next available driver to that location," said Camp.
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If we know Tilbury at all, it will include fare on brand for both the makeup artist and the lingerie brand: glossy lips, loads of lashes, and glowy skin that gives J. Lo a run for her money.
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At $210 or more (with tip), a water taxi may be expensive, but it befits the destination: a small, elegant inn where you could spend seven or eight times your fare on a suite overlooking the Grand Canal.
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Fans of the Food Network in particular will appreciate in the Epsilon work how easy it is to spoof the usually dead serious nature of the fare on that channel and the hosts who front the various cooking programs.
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Finally, threats of retribution against political opponents and critics have become standard fare on the right, and not just in the chants of "lock her up" — which Trump led on the same day someone sent Hillary Clinton a bomb.
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If the average fare on those trips is at least $15, which appears to be the case, and Uber deducted the charges from drivers on each trip, the amount of the improper deductions would be more than $200 million.
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LONDON/BUENOS AIRES, Sept 3 (Reuters) - Investors are bracing to see how Argentine assets fare on Tuesday as U.S. markets reopen after a holiday weekend and Latin America's third largest economy marks its second day under new currency controls.
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For one thing, Mr. Quagliata had already seen the success of a menu devised by a colleague, Mark Maynard-Parisi of Blue Smoke, which started Union Square's partnership with Delta in 2013 by offering its fare on just a few flights.
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A man who was arrested and charged with failing to pay his fare on a Minnesota light rail train is facing deportation after undergoing what the authorities described as inappropriate questioning about his immigration status by a transit police officer.
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Driven by the Western-inspired fare on the 2017 spring runways of Ralph Lauren, Anna Sui and Veronique Branquinho — or, perhaps, by a lingering hangover from binge-watching "Westworld" — prairie and Edwardian styles are enjoying a moment of popularity on the streets.
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FROM PEN: 'Long Island Medium' Theresa Caputo on How She Would Fare on Survivor While the activity seemed to be enjoyable for the Gosselin children, the number of unfrosted cupcakes combined with the approaching deadline raised the temperature in the kitchen just a bit.
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It takes more than 133,000 baht to put on a mid-range fight event like this, though, and the rest of the costs are split between various small sponsors, like a Swedish burger company who advertises its Scandinavian fare on a large sign onstage.
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The Chew's resident food experts Carla Hall, Michael Symon and Clinton Kelly got a preview of the fare on Wednesday's show, tasting the BBQ Brisket Melt and a Chocolate-Hazelnut Lunchbox Tart (which is garnished with bacon, because, sure)—and the reviews were overwhelmingly positive.
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PEOPLE caught up with Naya Rivera, who recently partnered with Nioxin to promote growth shampoos and treatments for thinning hair, and the actress opened up about how she thinks her former Glee costar Morris will fare on the ABC dance show's upcoming season 24.
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He and his co-founders, Jeffrey Fann and Christopher Yu, are in the process of doing just that: After two and a half years of selling Taiwanese fare on the streets of New York, the Yumpling team is opening a restaurant on Vernon Blvd.
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And even I, who thought I only relied on Microsoft for LinkedIn, Skype, and apparently, my car's radio, realized through this exercise that I probably interacted with it in the real world, in coffee shops or paying my fare on the bus, in ways I couldn't capture this week.
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Meanwhile on the East Coast, Jan Devereux, the vice mayor of Cambridge, Massachusetts, where scooters just showed up, told BuzzFeed News she's particularly worried about how scooters will fare on Massachusetts streets, which tend to get ripped up and perilously full of potholes from the ravages of cold winters and snowplows.
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Mr. Gonzalez has instructed prosecutors to bring lesser charges against immigrants accused of low-level offenses so as not to trigger deportations or affect their immigration applications, and the Manhattan district attorney, Cyrus R. Vance Jr., has declined to prosecute most people arrested for evading the fare on the subways.
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But any top movies list is, after all, partial to the taste of the person who constructs it, and looking over this year's films, I found myself favoring movies with a spark of risk and creativity that stood apart from the safer studio fare on offer at the multiplex most weekends.
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It's possible to imagine that he's now throwing them a bone, by forcing American travelers — especially those in business class and first class — to choose between a cheaper fare on a foreign airline and the ability to get work done or keep children engaged on a long flight with a domestic one.
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Boeing cut together footage from each part of the flight (including immediately following the timer mishap), from cameras both trained on one of the capsule's windows for an outside look, as well as interior angles that show the dummy astronaut used on the mission to see how a real human would fare on board.
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The 2016 race, though, was on the minds of all contestants, with many wondering how GOP front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE would fare on the trivia show.
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See how your county could fare on the map below — the darker purple colors represent higher potential for automation: Note that in none of the charts above are the percentages of tasks that could be automated very small — in most cases, the Brookings study estimates, at least 20 percent of any given demographic will see changes to their tasks due to automation.
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" FROM PEN: "Long Island Medium" Theresa Caputo on How She Would Fare on Survivor The Hulu star has called being pregnant "a sacred thing," but told PEOPLE in 2015 that she'd stopped looking at getting married and having a child as a goal: "I have to stop making lists and hopes for myself because if they don't happen, then I feel I haven't achieved my full potential.
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In "Leviathan," from his 1956 collection, "Green With Beasts," Mr. Merwin evokes the epic verse of old through his strategic use of alliteration, the central organizing principle of Anglo-Saxon and Old Norse poetry: The hulk of him is like hills heaving Dark, yet as crags of drift-ice, crowns cracking in thunder, Like land's self by night black-looming, surf churning and trailing Along his shores' rushing, shoal-water boding About the dark of his jaws; and who should moor at his edge And fare on afoot would find gates of no gardens, But the hill of dark underfoot diving, Closing overhead, the cold deep, and drowning.
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