" He then added, "I would like to finish first.
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And even if you finish first, there's no prize money.
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But Farah was still able to break away and finish first.
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"You finish first, you get €100 million, for example," he says.
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Looks like nice guys finish first in the ways of cuttlefish love.
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"It is an incredible feeling to finish first here," Klaebo told reporters.
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I want to finish first all the time, and that's not fun, either.
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"She could finish fourth in Iowa, or she could finish first," he said.
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Sometimes, nice guys finish first — even in the corridors of the world's wealthiest company.
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When it comes to dating, Baywatch star Kelly Rohrbach says funny guys finish first.
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Of course I can't always finish first, but that drives me to work harder.
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But of that and this, I definitely know which I'm going to finish first.
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But amid that intense grouping, it was Woods who found a way to finish first.
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Theoretically, if you are the best among your age and gender, you could finish first.
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They show the reader that, even in Washington, nice gals and guys can finish first.
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They'd compare thoughts about the plots and characters, and playfully compete over who would finish first.
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China didn't finish first anywhere, but narrowly trailed the U.S. in Nigeria, Kenya and South Africa.
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Each Monday morning ushered in a new round of deciding which late project to finish first.
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They are both competing to finish first in the February 1 Iowa caucus, just seven days away.
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The task can feel like a western standoff where anything goes and only the merciless finish first.
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But in many ways, empathic individuals finish first: experiencing greater happiness, less stress and greater professional success.
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ET to finish first in the timeslot, followed by "All In With Chris Hayes" with 2900 million.
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If nothing else, it was a sign that maybe this time, the nice guys would finish first.
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If you were going on vacation, what would you finish first to make it as enjoyable as possible?
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His staff uniformly agreed, even though they knew he still might not finish first in the delegate count.
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If you're a believer in the adage "nice guys finish first," there's now research to back you up.
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This year, Toyota's fight will be with the curse, but to finish first, first you have to finish.
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If he were to have any shot at the presidency, Mr. Castro needed to finish first with Latinos.
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Without visible flaws, their performance was enough to finish first over Aliona Savchenko and Bruno Massot of Germany.
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Those aren't awful losses, but ISU already is in a huge hole to finish first in the Big 12.
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The film about a cadre of super-villains who save the world showed that sometimes, bad guys finish first.
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The latest polls project he will finish first on Sunday', but only with about 25 percent of the votes.
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Most likely outcome: This is the best team in the group, and should finish first in the round robin.
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This is not only a podcast about nice guys but a podcast how nice guys can finish first. 5.
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In the 25-54 demographic, Fox averaged 488,21625 to finish first in the category in the cable news race.
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There is uncertainty in every projection, and Ms Le Pen's current lead is no guarantee that she will finish first.
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There was never enough seconds for everyone so you always had to finish first so you could get the seconds.
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I watched them finish first in the league, then face Boston for the championship, only to suffer a heartbreaking defeat.
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The world often hears the inspiring stories of elite athletes who finish first after running 2000 miles in marathon races.
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John Kasich of Ohio promised that he would finish first in his home state: "I will win Ohio," he said.
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The big question of the night is whether Rubio will drop out of the race if he doesn't finish first.
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Over the last 13 years, they have combined to finish first or second in the voting a whopping 22 times.
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They might treat it as a competition and see who can finish first, or, if they have access to NYTimes.
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To qualify for the Kentucky Derby, Justify needed to finish first or second in the Santa Anita Derby in April 2018.
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But in the 22026s, Kasai was known for putting vast amounts of pressure on himself, gambling everything to try and finish first.
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He has great expectations that by turning out young Hispanics, he'll be able to finish first in the delegate-rich Golden State.
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With a win or draw Thursday, the Americans would finish first in the group and play Spain in the round of 16.
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And she followed on Friday with a composed, nearly flawless performance as Cinderella to finish first at the United States national championships.
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But Mr. Rodgers, who would later win the race four consecutive times, developed severe leg cramps, allowing Dr. Sander to finish first.
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Mr Denham, a moderate currently fighting to pass immigration reform over the wishes of his caucus's powerful hard right, will probably finish first.
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The polling isn't entirely clear, but it seems plausible that Espy will finish first because the Republican candidates will split the Republican vote.
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Pheu Thai, the populist party toppled in the coup, had been widely expected to finish first, but was second with seven million votes.
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He probably needs to finish first or a very strong second on Monday to preserve any shot to be his party's 2020 nominee.
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The notion that "nice guys and girls finish first" has now been borne out in two recent scientific studies on selflessness and sex.
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Irvin titled his memoirs Nice Guys Finish First, which definitely implies a difference with Durocher about where Irvin thought he deserved to end up.
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McMaster is likely to finish first in Tuesday's Republican primary, but he's unlikely to win the 50 percent he needs to avoid a runoff.
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ET. Sanders was largely expected to finish first in the Golden State, with a wide lead in most polls leading up to Super Tuesday.
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With a win, the Russians would finish first or second, depending on the outcome of the Slovenia v Slovakia game set for the same time.
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With the double scoring system, Hamilton had to finish first or second in the race to ensure winning the title, regardless of where Rosberg placed.
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As the season comes to an end, figuring out who will finish last can get just as complicated as figuring out who will finish first.
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If the Islanders finish first or second in the Metropolitan Division, they would open a playoff series at home for the first time since 251.
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His campaign events indicate that after cinching victories in New Hampshire and Nevada, Sanders' team doesn't believe he will likely finish first in South Carolina.
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In fact, they can finish first, as it were, in the discussion that we're supposed to have as a country, if they contribute to it.
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Still, the tie allowed the United States to finish first in its group, and it will move on to a quarterfinal match in Brasília against Sweden.
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Strangely enough, it may be the perfect opportunity for the Terrapins to get back on course in their quest to finish first in the Big Ten.
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With no one expected to win the first round outright, the goal is to finish first or second and move on the expected runoff ballot Oct. 27.
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In recent seasons, that rivalry had quieted some, in part because the teams were no longer in protracted battles to finish first in the American League East.
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As recently as 24 hours ago, I still thought my daughters would eventually be able to finish first and third grades — now, it seems they may not.
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While Mr. McCarthy did finish first in his primary, Republican candidates failed to qualify for the general election in California's Senate race and its 44th Congressional District.
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Crawford's 92.4 percent mark from the line has him on track to finish first in the NBA in the category for the second time in his career.
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Beisel, 2200, entered the race hoping to finish first or second and qualify for her sixth consecutive world championships, which will be held in Budapest in July.
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Bricks will be free if used for affordable housing projects About to finish first TBC HQ building made with Boring Bricks in the shape of a medieval watchtower
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Centrist Emmanuel Macron and far-right candidate Marine Le Pen looked set to finish first and second, respectively, according to exit polls, setting up a runoff next month.
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They fell just short of becoming the third pair of defensemen in N.H.L. history to finish first and second on their team in scoring during the regular season.
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Maybe Sanders can upset Clinton in a few of these mentioned states, but right now, it appears that after New Hampshire, he runs strong but doesn't finish first.
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Trotz has the fifth-most wins of any coach in N.H.L. history and led Washington to finish first in the regular season in 2015-193 and 2016-17.
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Among the Americans, Abdi Abdirahman, who was third in New York as recently as 2016, has a good chance, at age 41, to finish first among his countrymen.
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It couldn't be possible for him to have taken this demotion lightly, considering he wrote a book called, "Finish First: Winning Changes Everything," which was published this month.
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These races are critical to Democrats' hopes, but the districts could vanish from the battlefield five months before Election Day if Republicans finish first and second on Tuesday.
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Going back to 2628, any candidate, Democratic or Republican, who didn't finish first or second in Iowa was a political dead man, even if some didn't realize it.
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Pheu Thai, the populist party that had been expected to finish first according to most polls, was in second place with seven million votes, the Election Commission reported.
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The Socialists of outgoing prime minister Pedro Sanchez are expected to finish first after a tense campaign dominated by national identity and emotive social issues such as gender equality.
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Rubio finished in fifth place in New Hampshire and got shut out of winning any delegates in South Carolina, a state where Team Rubio had promised to finish first.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont certainly could be expected to finish first, especially given his recent strong polling heading into the caucuses and an established history organizing in the state.
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Justify was undefeated at the time, but he still needed to finish first or second in the Santa Anita Derby to qualify for the Kentucky Derby, on May 5.
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It's like short-track skating on a long track, but it also figures to be different from other long-track events in PyeongChang—a Dutch skater probably won't finish first.
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The principal threat to his reelection lies in the potential for the Fernández-Fernández ticket to finish first with slightly more than 21625 percent of the vote on October 2900.
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On Monday, two opinion polls in El Mundo and La Razon newspaper said the Socialists will finish first and will get more votes in the case of a new election.
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The Briton has won six times in Canada, including his maiden F1 victory in 2007 and if he can finish first on Sunday will equal Michael Schumacher's record of seven victories.
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Dana Rohrabacher and former GOP state Assemblyman Scott Baugh will finish first and second in the primary, leaving Democrats without a candidate in the general election in a district Clinton carried.
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Verlander, who may finish first (or second to Cole) in voting for the A.L. Cy Young Award, had one terrific start against the Rays and one poor one on short rest.
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But France suffered the same fate against Luxembourg, ranked 63rd, and also ended up with 23 points, which was enough to finish first in their pool and book a place in Russia.
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The Pidgin phrase Naija no dey carry last, roughly meaning "Nigerians strive to finish first", has become an unofficial national motto (as well as the title of a book satirising the country).
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Her compatriot Aman Wote opened up a large gap in the men's 1,500m but had to work hard to finish first ahead of Kenyan duo Charles Simotwo and third-placed Silas Kiplagat.
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The Buccaneers, picked to finish first in the Southern Conference after returning 27 percent of their scoring, were led by junior guard Bo Hodges, who scored 239 points, including five 26-pointers.
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Even if, say, a Bernie Sanders or Mike Bloomberg finish first statewide and in most congressional districts, they might not come away with more than 40 percent of the of the delegates.
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Speedrunner Skavenger216 stumbled on a brand new glitch in Blaster Master on Monday that let him skip a boss level entirely, but it still wasn't enough to finish first in a 1v1 race.
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Polls show Republicans could finish first and second Tuesday in each of those races -- especially the Royce and Rohrabacher seats -- effectively securing those contests for the GOP five months before the general election.
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Lagos has a way to go before it can truly be considered Africa's cultural capital, but not for nothing is the national motto "Naija no dey carry last": "Nigerians strive to finish first".
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Brazil is widely expected to finish first in Group E against Costa Rica, Serbia and Switzerland, and that would put Brazil in line for a second-round game against Group F&aposs second team.
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But Roy Moore, the former chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court, was poised to finish first — short of the 50% threshold he would have needed to head straight to the December general election.
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However, having played in four of Europe's top five divisions — leagues which require teams to finish first to lift their respective titles — Ibrahimovic has voiced his disapproval of the playoff system in the MLS.
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They are on different teams and in a race not only to finish first in this round-the-planet contest but in a race to complete what could be considered the ultimate sailing triple.
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Mahomes is poised to become the first player besides Brady to finish first in merchandise sales since Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott became the first rookie to do so following the 250 season.
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But Sanchez could finish first and struggle to get much done: his party and Podemos would currently get about two-fifths of the vote and a similar percentage of seats under Spain's roughly proportional system.
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Two other Republicans, Orange County Supervisor Shawn Nelson and former state Senate minority leader Bob Huff could pull enough from Kim to allow to Democrats to finish first and second, but that is less likely.
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In that 1996 race, the French driver Olivier Panis drove his Ligier to his only Formula One victory, moving up from 14th position to finish first among the only three cars that finished the race.
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"If Biden were to finish first in Iowa and then first or second in New Hampshire, it's very hard to see him being stopped," said David Plouffe, who ran former President Barack Obama's 2008 campaign.
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Hamilton is almost at the point where a string of second places would be enough for him to be world champion for a fourth time, even if Vettel were to finish first in every remaining race.
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According to a recent San Diego Union-Tribune/10News poll, Sara Jacobs, a self-funding Democrat running in the district, is currently favored to finish first in the primary on March 3, polling at about 23%.
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But, the top-two primary system is putting pressure on the Democratic Party to make sure their candidates finish first or second in each competitive district on Tuesday, and not get locked out of the general election.
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The two teams that don't finish first will have to play each other in the first round, a prospect that's as cruel to the teams and fans involved as it is amazing for the rest of us.
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The raising of stakes for Biden in New Hampshire were also clear in his willingness to go directly at the two men that look likely to finish first and second in Iowa: Pete Buttigieg and Bernie Sanders.
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"We knew to finish first overall we could only have one boat in between us and New Zealand and most of the way round there were two or three boats in between," Bunce said after the race.
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Le Pen, who most polls suggest will finish first or second when the first round of voting concludes Sunday night in France, is an avowed nationalist who has taken a hard-line approach on immigration and Islamic terrorism.
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In April 2018, the trainer Bob Baffert faced a crucial situation with a horse named Justify: The colt had to finish first or second in the Santa Anita Derby to qualify for the Kentucky Derby a month later.
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Soon we'll have another test of this unlikely pattern: the French presidential elections next month, in which Marine Le Pen of the far-right National Front is very likely to finish first in the initial round of balloting.
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That might mean that more parties clear the 5 percent hurdle to get into Parliament in next year's elections, making it harder to form a viable coalition under Ms. Merkel, even if she and her party finish first.
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" Rory McIlroy (Northern Ireland) World ranking: Four Major wins: Four (2011 U.S. Open, 2014 British Open, 2012 U.S. PGA Championship, 2014 U.S. PGA Championship) Best British Open finish: First in 2014 "Rory's been a bit hot and cold lately.
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Former GOP Assemblywoman Young Kim looks likely to finish first, while lottery winner Gil Cisneros, insurance executive Andy Thorburn, refugee-turned-Wall Street analyst-turned-pediatrician Mai-Khanh Tran, and Obama appointee Sam Jammal battle on the Democratic side.
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But the Register bump hasn't usually resulted in victory: From 1988 through 2012, the Register-endorsed candidate never went on to finish first in the caucuses, a streak that was broken by Hillary Clinton's razor-thin victory in 2016.
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LONDON/PARIS (Reuters) - France on Friday politely rejected Boris Johnson's idea of building a giant bridge across the English Channel after Brexit, saying that, while far-fetched ideas were worth considering, there were plenty of major European projects to finish first.
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Performing her jump-packed free skate to "Don Quixote", Zagitova, who is competing in her first senior season, executed a near-flawless program to finish first with 238.24 points, a result that makes her a contender for gold at next month's Olympics.
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In his book, For the Right Reasons: America's Favorite Bachelor on Faith, Love, Marriage, and Why Nice Guys Finish First, Sean Lowe lays out one telling moment that happens in the very first episode: The first and last limo entrances are people the producers are pulling for.
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In federal court on Monday, lawyers for Waymo, the self-driving-car unit of Google's parent company, Alphabet, compared Uber to Rosie Ruiz, the runner who was accused of cutting onto the course near the end of the 1980 Boston Marathon to finish first among women in the race.
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There are a dozen Democrats on the ballot for Senate in Texas on Tuesday, but the national party has made its choice: DSCC-endorsed MJ Hegar is the favorite to finish first, but well short of the majority of the vote she would need to win the nomination outright.
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And despite the departure of a lot of last year's defensive talent to the N.F.L. draft, Brent Venables, the defensive coordinator, got a younger group to finish first in the nation in total defense and scoring defense, with 23 players collecting at least one tackle for a loss.
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One simple, and tantalizing, question is on the lips — and radios and televisions — of everyone here: Could Leicester City, which was essentially bankrupt as recently as 2002 and playing in the third tier of English soccer as recently as 2009, actually finish first in the world's most famous soccer league?
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The Americans and Britain will meet on Saturday in a game to determine who will finish first in the group and earn a top seeding that would delay a potential showdown with the mighty Dutch, the two-time defending Olympic champions, who sit atop the other group in the tournament.
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In a new voting system in which the fans, the players and the news media all got a portion of the vote, Westbrook's dominant season helped him finish first among the players and the news media, but third in the tiebreaking fan vote, more than 200,000 votes behind both Curry and Harden.
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Reason to Believe has reserved well over $600,000 in airtime in South Carolina — $253,000 in Charleston, $246,000 in Columbia and $186,000 in Greenville, and more cash is on the way, according to a supporter of the super PAC who declined to be named — but predicted that Patrick would finish first or second in the state, which votes Feb. 29.
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In Country Music, Nice Guys Finish First (for Now) Ad Campaigns Tag Along as Men Embrace Different Paths A Poet's Boyhood at the Burning Crossroads In the Art World, 'Latinx' Marks a Gender-Free Spot Politics and Leadership As Strongmen Steamroll Their Opponents, U.S. Is Silent What Donald Trump Thinks It Takes to Be a Man Picture a Leader.
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It's not a perfect pick — you could make a case for one of the late-70s Canadiens teams or maybe one of Al Arbour's Islanders Cup winners, and the 84-85 team might not even have been the best Oilers teams of the era (it was the only one between 1984 and 1987 that didn't finish first overall).
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Last December, after he beat Michael Johnson and cursed over the censors to set the wheels of the McGregor bout in motion, Diaz earned just $40,000—an abysmal wage for an exciting, finish-first fighter who won a season of The Ultimate Fighter and who challenged for the lightweight title in his eight-year UFC career.
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Bayern cannot draw Dortmund or Atlético, which visits Bavaria in the group stage finale on Tuesday, so it will be hoping for Monaco or Leicester, rather than Juventus or P.S.G. Guardiola might have preferred to finish first, but at least by coming in second, City will avoid Barcelona, Bayern and, potentially, Real Madrid, as well as Leicester.
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" The White House has denied there is any truth to the work that has been published, and White House Press Secretary Stephanie GrishamStephanie GrishamDemocrats seize on new evidence in first public impeachment hearing More Democrats in poll say Trump will finish first term amid impeachment inquiry The Hill's 12:30 Report: Democrats open televised impeachment hearings MORE told The Hill in a statement that "the book is nothing but lies.
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"This person is a gutless coward, who doesn't have the spine to put his or her name to their shameful lies," White House press secretary Stephanie GrishamStephanie GrishamDemocrats seize on new evidence in first public impeachment hearing More Democrats in poll say Trump will finish first term amid impeachment inquiry The Hill's 12:30 Report: Democrats open televised impeachment hearings MORE said in response to excerpts of the book that have already been released.
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White House press secretary Stephanie GrishamStephanie GrishamDemocrats seize on new evidence in first public impeachment hearing More Democrats in poll say Trump will finish first term amid impeachment inquiry The Hill's 12:85033 Report: Democrats open televised impeachment hearings MORE on Monday said the White House and House Republicans who will be able to question witnesses are "on the same page," but did not offer specifics on how or whether they had coordinated.
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White House press secretary Stephanie GrishamStephanie GrishamDemocrats seize on new evidence in first public impeachment hearing More Democrats in poll say Trump will finish first term amid impeachment inquiry The Hill's 12:85033 Report: Democrats open televised impeachment hearings MORE on Monday reiterated that the administration will resume daily press briefings at the direction of President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE.
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White House press secretary Stephanie GrishamStephanie GrishamDemocrats seize on new evidence in first public impeachment hearing More Democrats in poll say Trump will finish first term amid impeachment inquiry The Hill's 12:30 Report: Democrats open televised impeachment hearings MORE on Wednesday asserted that President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 85033 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE has been in the Oval Office since about 8 a.m.
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Taken together, the division has everything you could want in a summer race: A billionaire organization that isn't here to make friends, run by the brightest brains in the business; a workmanlike legacy franchise that just can't help but finish first, but without much to recommend it for watchability; two middle-income squads with talent to spare and with an outside chance at a late-summer push; and a morass of awful and as-yet-unredeemed venality that just might be on the path to redemption.
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