Its gross payment volume also fell in line with expectations.
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Guidance for the upcoming quarter fell in line with estimates.
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Then Mr. McConnell's minions all fell in line behind him.
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Then everybody fell in line and started kissing his ass.
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Is it any wonder everyone fell in line behind him?
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But Flake soon fell in line, and so did Sens.
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Most of the other borough presidents also fell in line.
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Cefaratti said Aramco's preliminary valuation fell in-line with his expectations.
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There was a momentary disruption but she soon fell in line.
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Spotify's third-quarter outlook fell in line with Wall Street expectations.
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These results fell in line with pre-announced results from January.
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Their fans fell in line, swarming the offending writers with hate.
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Cities fell in line, dispensing with sidewalks and abandoning public transit projects.
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Revenue guidance surpassed expectations and earnings guidance fell in line with estimates.
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He started denying people the opportunity, and they quickly fell in line.
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I put the couch in and everything just kind of fell in line.
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If Westbrook resisted, he should have fought him until he fell in line.
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The woefully underfunded parole system fell in line with the jail-first agenda.
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Instead of confronting the president over his intransigence, Republican leaders fell in line.
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Japan's politicians fell in line quickly Monday as they awakened to Bach's move.
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Most of the other major cybersecurity firms quickly fell in line and agreed.
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Hong Kong Hong Kong stocks fell, in line with weak performance in Asian markets.
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The semiconductor company's earnings beat estimates and its revenues fell in line with expectations.
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Earnings per share beat Wall Street expectations while revenue fell in line with estimates.
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Once we saw somebody else stand up against it, we just fell in line.
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She agreed just ahead of the vote for speaker, and they fell in line.
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Other Democrats in similar districts fell in line with the party movement to impeach.
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Apple reported earnings for its December quarter Tuesday that largely fell in line with expectations.
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Rank and file Democrats in both chambers of Congress fell in line behind the leader.
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And initially, "No Better to Be Safe Than Sorry" fell in line with that assessment.
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So it kind of fell in line with Juarez and they took both records on.
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The critics fell in line with praise, and the show received eight Tony Award nominations.
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The men fell in line behind Mr. Weah and complained that the women supporting Mrs.
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Expedia's revenue for the second quarter fell in line with analysts' expectations, generating $2.88 billion.
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Revenue for the second quarter, meanwhile, fell in line with analysts' expectations at $2.88 billion.
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That fell in line with how the original heartbeat bill was received in 2011, Nash said.
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Mining stocks fell in line with a drop in gold, base metal and iron ore prices.
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The retailer's earnings per share were well above expectations and revenues fell in line with estimates.
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After Bottoms and Norwood advanced to the runoff, the national Democratic Party quickly fell in line.
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New Zealand shares edged lower as most financial stocks fell in line with their Australian peers.
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The company's revenue fell in line with analysts' estimates at $273 million for its second quarter.
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Nearly every major reliable interest group lined up behind Cuomo, and elected officials likewise fell in line.
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Citi's second-quarter profit dropped less than expected, while Wells Fargo's profit fell in line with expectations.
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He said the research fell in line with what we already knew about the benefits of statins.
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Once Mr. Trump became the presumptive nominee last month, party officials more or less fell in line.
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The printing technology company's earnings fell in line with estimates but its revenue was higher than expected.
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But once Republican voters made their preference for Moore known, party leaders fell in line behind him.
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It was Madeline who told the police Perry slipped, and all the other women fell in line.
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While he courted the image of a "maverick," he often fell in line with the Republican Party.
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But conservatives generally reserved their ire for Ryan and McConnell, who fell in line behind the president.
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The White House hasn't been surprised that Democrats almost unanimously fell in line to vote for impeachment.
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The chain restaurant reported earnings that beat analyst expectations and revenues that fell in line with expectations.
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The manufacturer announced revenues that surpassed Wall Street expectations and EPS that fell in line with expectations.
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The beauty store chain's revenue fell in line with estimates, but its EPS missed by 3 cents.
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Boston Beer Company's revenue fell in line with analysts' expectations at $2.80 million for its second quarter.
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The community rallied to enforce segwit with a series of deadlines and proposals, and everyone fell in line.
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The proposed sentence fell in line with federal sentencing guidelines; defense attorneys argued that Stone should receive probation.
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And yet neither black- nor women-focused political organizations fell in line behind her when she sought the nomination.
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But she also fell in line last week when she voted against allowing witnesses in the Senate's impeachment trial.
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The fast-food restaurant chain's earnings and revenue just beat expectations and its guidance fell in line with estimates.
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European stocks fell in line with a slump on Wall Street, pointing to growing risk aversion across global markets.
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Under the withering fire of the trolls, one conservative commentator and Republican political leader after another fell in line.
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And many times, candidates fell in line — fearing the outsized voice and activism of the NRA's most ardent supporters.
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But ultimately the two fell in line as the number of vulnerable Democrats backing impeachment swelled in recent days.
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" Along with the man tax, Handsome Her had other rules that fell in line with their mission of "female empowerment.
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Less than 48 hours after Hillary Clinton wrapped up the Democratic nomination, the Dems establishment fell in line behind her.
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It fell in line with the research showing it was racism and sexism that drove Trump's rise, not economic dissatisfaction.
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But instead of a dress that fell in line with royal protocol, Gomez went for a pop-star-approved twist.
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The social media and technology company's losses per share fell in line with expectations but it missed estimates on revenue.
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But its findings still largely fell in line with those from the Joint Committee on Taxation, Congress' official tax scorekeeper.
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Just yesterday, Amazon fell in line with Apple's chosen price, dropping 4K titles to $19.99, with some as cheap as $5.
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Its Hepatitis C franchise sales fell in line with estimates and its sales on newly acquired drugs were better than expected.
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Earnings were a few cents a share better than estimates, and overall revenue for the quarter fell in line with forecasts.
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Since then, most Republican officials fell in line and endorsed Moore against the Democratic candidate, former civil rights lawyer Doug Jones.
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" ELLIS PHIFER, MARKET STRATEGIST, RAYMOND JAMES, MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE "This number fell in line with the ADP, which felt like an aberration.
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Republicans who had condemned the original order fell in line to support the new ban, which comes into force on March 26.5th.
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Target's comparable sales decline of 1.1 percent fell in line with a Thomson Reuters forecast, which called for a 1 percent drop.
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But McCain soon fell in line with his party leader, declaring the Disclose Act too favorable to labor unions and withdrawing support.
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Eventually Comey and Mueller withdrew their resignation threats when President Bush agreed to make changes that fell in line with Comey's recommendations.
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The e-commerce corporation announced earnings per share that fell in line with Wall Street estimates but missed on revenues and guidance.
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The financial services and mobile payment company's earnings fell in line with what was expected and its revenues were better than expected.
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With only one dissenting vote — from a British Olympian representing fellow athletes — the Olympic committee members fell in line with Mr. Bach.
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The night broke the pattern of the last few years, when Republicans often challenged their leaders and Democrats usually fell in line.
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Other international guarantors of the peace deal quickly fell in line and Machar, politically sidelined and suddenly unwelcome, fled to South Africa.
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But much like Republicans who were skeptical of Trump at first, it wouldn't be a great shock if Silicon Valley fell in line.
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U.S. Treasury yields fell in line with Japanese yields after the weak Chinese data, which increased demand for safe-haven U.S. government debt.
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The clothing brand and retailer reported a 23 cent loss per share in the first quarter, which fell in-line with analyst expectations.
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But Chong said the number of companies on the market fell in line with his thinking, that the restaurant industry needed creative thinking.
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The national bank chain reported second quarter earnings of 89 cents, which fell in-line with Wall Street expectations, but missed on revenue.
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Senator Jeff Flake of Arizona and Senator Ben Sasse of Nebraska won plaudits for their hand-wringing and then predictably fell in line.
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So you decided to do the film by yourself, which fell in line with an artist residency at the Villa Medici in Rome.
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It won't be like 1932, when Franklin Delano Roosevelt cut a deal and the Texas and California delegations fell in line behind him.
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Still, most Republicans swiftly fell in line with the administration's argument that the call summary showed there was no direct quid pro quo.
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The digital knowledge engine reported losses per share that were greater than expected and revenue that fell in line with Wall Street estimates.
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But though Republican hard-liners would not listen to their own speaker, they fell in line as soon as Trump fired off two tweets.
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U.S. Treasury yields also fell, in line with their UK counterparts, on signs parliament will have to ratify Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Fighting back his "original instinct" to "pull out" of Afghanistan, Trump ultimately fell in line with his predecessors and the D.C. foreign policy establishment.
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But this fell in line with other research that shows exposure to inequality makes people less likely to support policies that help marginalized groups.
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Recall that Republican members of Congress were not elected on the platform of President Barack Obama, and understandably never fell in line with his agenda.
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The open-source data software company reported a loss per share of 43 cents for the first quarter, which fell in line with analyst expectations.
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As he considered a run last year, still grieving his son's death, Mr. Biden felt slighted as the party establishment fell in line behind Mrs.
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Still, James said the Cavaliers took only one bus to the Garden for the practice, where his teammates, as usual, fell in line behind him.
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Even Ted Cruz, who had pointedly refused to endorse Trump at the Republican convention fell in line recently and declared his support for Trump's candidacy.
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Instead, much as we saw during the primary -- as defeated Republicans fell in line behind Trump only to be mocked or ignored -- power only emboldens him.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden, who had previously backed the amendment, reversed his support and fell in line with most other candidates to oppose it. Rep.
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She said many in her community "fell in line" with the government's planned process and realized over a year later that they hadn't been given enough.
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Nick Cannon fell in line with a new woman ... Chilli ... outside a Hollywood club, and made sure to follow her lead when the relationship questions started.
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And then there's John and Angela Cross, who've been part of the local GOP infrastructure for years and fell in line when a new leader took over.
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"Rosen fell in line with Nancy Pelosi and repeatedly voted to shut down the government, holding health care funding for low-income children hostage," a narrator charges.
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But with the lone exception of Murkowski, who said Kavanaugh was not the right choice for the court, Senate Republicans eventually fell in line behind the nominee.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell fell in line quickly, and while House Speaker Paul Ryan hedged his support for a while, he also joined the Trump team.
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Stocks in Mexico and Colombia fell, in line with world stocks that fell as concerns mounted about an escalating fallout from a U.S. crackdown on China's Huawei Technologies.
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Financial shares fell in line with their U.S. peers, which declined on fears of stricter regulation after the Democratic Party takes control of the U.S. House of Representatives.
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Even when parties fell apart and re-formed as new ones—as in the Whig Party's giving way to Abe Lincoln's Republicans—the stragglers eventually fell in line.
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The findings fell in line with previous research suggesting that PSAs may serve to normalize unhealthy behavior and promote competition and imitation from the audience, the authors noted.
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In one sign of progress for Mr. Trump, Stanley Hubbard, a billionaire broadcasting executive who had donated money to efforts to thwart him, fell in line behind him.
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Jude Chehab, a Lebanese-American filmmaker, told me that Obaid-Chinoy's work "primarily showed the evils in the region," and generally fell in line with U.S. foreign policy.
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Deborah Kotz, an FDA spokeswoman, told Vice News that concerns from Swedish authorities fell in line with typical concerns about the risks of contraceptive use of the app.
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The hardware technology company reported EPS of 48 cents, which fell in line with projections, and surpassed expectations on revenue, reporting $14 billion versus the $13.57 billion expected.
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Independents tended to agree with Republicans on these issues Most independents fell in line with Republicans on the crucial choices facing both parties as a government shutdown approached.
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Once a few private colleges started doing it, however, most of the rest fell in line (including an increasing number of public schools) in order to remain competitive.
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U.S. Treasuries yields fell in line with yield declines in European government debt after the downbeat economic data fueled expectations that the European Central Bank will ease monetary policy.
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The first Summer Games event in Overwatch fell in line with the 2016 Summer Olympic Games last August, so it's likely to happen around the same time this year.
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The rupee fell in line with Asian peers after disappointing China factory data, while risk sentiment took a further hit due to ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
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The Independent Alliance, a group of five lawmakers, fell in line after the coalition agreed to conduct a review of what tax multinationals pay and what should they pay.
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After it failed, Republicans fell in line with the specious claim they could finance tax cuts by tripling the federal deficit and grow our way out of the hole.
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The dollar strengthened, hitting a fresh session high before paring gains, after the Federal Reserve announced it would raise rates by 20.05 percent, which fell in-line with expectations.
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Musk spoke as investors fell in line with management, backing the board's view on five proposals, including rejecting a bid to make directors stand for re-election each year.
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After two lopsided losses to start the N.B.A. finals, the Cavaliers fell in line behind him as they spent much of Wednesday evening fending off the Golden State Warriors.
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The disappearance and murder of Khashoggi, a critic of the Saudi government, after he entered the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, fell in line with the intentions of al-Fawzan's rhetoric.
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It was Ortiz who put me at ease with just one friendly word from him, and the rest of the team fell in line and helped me with my story.
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The purpose of the campaign was to encourage children to exercise, which fell in line with the chain's latest efforts to encourage healthier living and eating habits amongst its customers.
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The entertainment company reported revenues and monthly active users that fell in line with estimates, but its guidance for the upcoming quarter was weak and it is still losing money.
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Another successful approach is provided by David Frum, whose elegantly written jeremiad "Trumpocracy" will give future historians ample evidence that not all Republicans fell in line behind their party's president.
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Meanwhile, things moved right along in Los Angeles without her; Maloney stepped into her vacancy to become SUR's resident mean girl, and the rest of the cast fell in line.
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The Wall Street Journal reported Friday that Pence fell in line and ultimately supported the report's public release, but privately counseled Trump against the matter when it was first raised.
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And President Trump sought to withhold an Oval Office meeting from the president of Ukraine until he fell in line with President Putin's lies—the leader who had invaded Ukraine.
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Indian shares fell in line with EM counterparts, but were cushioned by gains in Infosys Ltd after the IT major raised its full-year revenue forecast and announced a share buyback.
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Other Republicans quickly fell in line behind Upton, even though no major changes were made to quell their concerns, and the American Health Care Act passed the House on May 4.
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Just look at the way some senior British politicians fell in line after Trump attacked Kim Darroch, the UK's ambassador to DC. But will there ever be a point when enough is enough?
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The raids across the south earlier this month fell in line with the priority of removing new arrivals, while 59 percent of all 2015 removals were of individuals previously convicted of a crime.
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Mourners, many chanting prayers, surged around the vehicles and then fell in line behind the cortège as it rolled slowly toward Coney Island Avenue, where the crowd dispersed, en route to Kennedy Airport.
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Disapirom eventually introduced the groups to each other and discovered that the dogs quickly fell in line under Ritchie's leadership, which quickly gave rise to her amazing Instagram account and pictures like this one.
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In placing a focus on doors, Patrick seemingly fell in line with the powerful gun-lobbying group's strategy following school-shooting incidents of identifying possible ways -- apart from restricting firearms -- to make campuses safer.
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BERLIN, Nov 30 (Reuters) - German unemployment fell in line with expectations in November, keeping the jobless rate in Europe's biggest economy at a record low, data from the Federal Labour Office showed on Wednesday.
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Pelosi's comments threw a massive bucket of cold water on Capitol Hill, and -- in a sign of the California Democrat's powerful influence over her caucus -- most members soon fell in line with downplaying impeachment.
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Lawmakers spar over issue of quid pro quo A majority of Republicans fell in line with the White House's argument that the call summary did not provide proof of an explicit quid pro quo.
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Mexico's peso fell in line with broader markets, more than offsetting early gains after leftist Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador won, as expected, a presidential election decisively and looks on track to achieve a congressional majority.
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The tech giant's annual shareholders' meeting was held today at the Steve Jobs Theater in Cupertino, and, as was to be expected, the majority of voting shareholders fell in line with the Apple board's positions.
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One could make a monograph of the quotes (here and here and here and here) from leading Republicans claiming Trump wasn't fit for office until he became the nominee, at which point they fell in line.
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But once the contests got under way and Kerry won Iowa and New Hampshire, activists who were eager to start the campaign against Bush fell in line with the media momentum and made Kerry the winner.
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It fell in line with most emerging markets after the dollar was boosted by expectations of the Federal Reserve raising U.S. interest rates this year as attention turns to payrolls data coming out later this week.
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Though 80 percent of Republicans fell in line with Goldwater at the polls, only 36 percent of voters under 30, 38 percent of women and 6 percent of nonwhites preferred him over the landslide winner, Lyndon Johnson.
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The same radical possibilities that were evident in the days that followed the historic election, when Speaker Ryan claimed that President Trump had earned a mandate and most Republicans fell in line, are very much in play.
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After Fresh Direct took New York by storm in 2002, the real estate industry fell in line, with many developers and building owners creating refrigerated rooms to accommodate the avalanche of cardboard boxes that arrived every night.
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"We're a superteam for a reason," Golden State's Klay Thompson said, paying tribute to Curry, Green and everyone who fell in line behind them as the Warriors erased a double-digit deficit for the third straight game.
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We've learned at least one of those friends is a high-ranking member of the U.S. military who essentially told Harbaugh to seriously consider if Colin's national anthem demonstration fell in line with the team's core values.
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Over more than a decade, he has gradually turned the Turkish press into his personal mouthpiece — critical independent outlets faced fines, administrative penalties, or trumped-up charges of tax evasion, and one by one they fell in line.
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Bund yields, which touched a one-month high just days ago, fell in line with their U.S. equivalents, extending a decline that started on Thursday after data on U.S. business spending plans failed to live up to expectations.
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DUBLIN, Feb 26 (Reuters) - Irish nutrition group Glanbia outlined steps to simplify and improve the performance of its division that sells products aimed at athletes and body builders as full year earnings fell in line with company guidance.
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Instead, she would wait for someone, from any walk of life, with values and morals that fell in line with hers, someone with a lot of good inside of them, and she found all of that in Chris.
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European stocks fell in line with a slump on Wall Street, pointing to growing risk aversion across global markets and turning greater attention to U.S. inflation data later in the day for clues on the pace of monetary tightening.
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Three days before the end of the Obama Administration the Federal Trade Commission fell in line with competition authorities in Asia and the European Union and filed a lawsuit against chipmaker Qualcomm for its patent licensing and royalty practices.
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Importantly, though, once this group went back to their short sleep schedule, their level of midnight snacking, weight gain, and lowered insulin sensitivity fell in line with the chronically bad sleep group; there were even signs their health became worse.
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After Trump announced his plan to move the U.S. Embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem at the end of his first year in office, other countries fell in line: Guatemala, Paraguay (Romania and the Czech Republic are still considering).
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She fell in line after Mr. Trump insisted last month that the Republican National Committee put resources back into the Senate race in Alabama to aid Roy S. Moore, who had been accused of preying on girls as young as 14.
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O'Rourke, a former Texas congressman, endorsed Biden as a swathe of the Democratic Party fell in line behind Biden's bid in an apparent attempt to try to block the candidacy of the frontrunner, Vermont U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders, a progressive.
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An orphanage/military academy picked him up, and he got on the wrong side of the law during the storming of the Bastille, was nearly guillotined, and then he sort of fell in line and became a soldier in Napoleon's army.
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I mean, I thought we were going to fall off the table and do bump stocks right after Las Vegas, and then the [National Rifle Association] did a, "Oh, never mind, we didn't mean it," and all their minions fell in line.
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Q2500 post-paid phone net adds $TMUS +26k $VZ +226k $S +25k $T -245k Big4 1.48m vs 1.34m last yr The company's performance fell in line with Wall Street expectations on the earnings side, with EPS (earnings per share) of 65 cents.
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This is the first time a professional soccer match has been stopped in France for this reason, and the decision to temporarily halt play fell in line with one of France's new rules against discrimination, FIFA employee Alex Stone said on Twitter.
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Here they made a name for themselves as outlaws by throwing full moon parties—all night beach gatherings occupied by sound systems, bonfires, and LSD—that fell in line with the city's love affair with weird and occasionally deviant arts and culture.
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Trump also fell in line with every Republican president since Reagan in cutting USAID support to NGOs that "perform or actively promote" abortions — which includes clinics that give referrals to people seeking them — but extended that policy to all departments and agencies.
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While gamers are buzzing about Diablo 4, a new expansion to World of Warcraft and Overwatch 2, this weekend's highly anticipated Blizzcon has analysts like Wedbush's Joel Kulina pointing out that it fell in line with predictions and failed to deliver more than expected.
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Yes, but: Ryan, who sat down for multiple conversations with Alberta, largely publicly fell in line with the president during his tenure as House speaker as "the book details how many Republicans who once criticized Trump quickly changed their tune after his election," per the Post.
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Uber is not alone in what looked like a soft shrug at the crime: After boycotting the Saudi regime's "Davos in the Desert" investment conference in 2018, shortly after the murder, many high-profile companies and CEOs fell in line and attended the event this year.
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For reasons both selfish and noble, other governments fell in line behind that same plan: a bet that a prosperous China would surely converge with an international order crafted by Western powers after the second world war, based on global trade, universal rights and the rule of law.
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Christian conservatives who say they support marriage and fidelity backed a man who publicly cheated on his wife and bragged about being able to grab women "by the pussy"; Republicans who previously condemned Obama for being soft on Russia fell in line behind a candidate who continues to praise Russian president Vladimir Putin.
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The Indiana Republican argued that Donnelly fell in line on the issue with Senate Minority Leader Charles SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Lewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE (D-N.Y.).
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But it's beyond time for a clear-eyed view of how his self-image as a principled leader and bridge-builder stacks up against reality: This is a man who fell in line with, and enabled, one of the most divisive and destructive presidents we've ever had — a choice it has taken him far too long to regret.
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Kim not only owned her sexuality through raw, aggressive, lyrical stories, suggestive poses, and bold hairstyles; she also gave black women the permission to do so (though some would argue that this still "fell in line" with the black male fantasy and gaze.) Nevertheless, Lil' Kim would go on to make the top of the Billboard charts with her debut album, Hard Core.
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Ryan CostelloRyan Anthony CostellloHead of Pennsylvania GOP resigns over alleged explicit texts Lobbying world Overnight Energy: Park Service closing Joshua Tree after shutdown damage | Dems deliver trash from parks to White House | Dems offer bills to block offshore drilling | Oil lobby worries about Trump trade fight MORE (R-Pa.) said Thursday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE "fell in line" on his border wall demands after listening to Sean Hannity and other conservative commentators blast a lack of funding for his proposed border wall.
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