Did Captain America get held up at Customs in Miami, or what?
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Forced to share lanes with automobiles, the streetcars get held up in traffic.
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However, many United Nations refugee offices are short on this expertise, so cases get held up.
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Legal scholars have said that any such attempt is likely to get held up in the courts.
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According to the Observer's report, the bill is fortunately likely to get held up by legislative deadlock.
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"I would say 80 percent of the things that I get held up and mocked for, I'm doing intentionally," he claims.
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Catching a plane is never not stressful: Even the most seasoned traveler among us can get held up at security screening.
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"I would say 80 percent of the things that I get held up and mocked for, I'm doing intentionally," he said.
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Highs get held up in the upper 30s to lower 103s, and light north winds make it feel closer to freezing.
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Getting the drug abroad, she said, has other challenges: Packages occasionally get held up in customs, and others don't show up at all.
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If anything, though, it looks like the Trump administration is getting overly fatalistic, assuming that everything they try will get held up in court.
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To rollout their plans of achieving "total domination" they end up at the Staten Island City Council, and get held up by local court proceedings.
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I get held up when my dad tells me he isn't sure whether or not he and my mom are claiming me as a dependent this year.
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In fact, it sure looks like some in the Trump administration see the emergency declaration as appealing even though they assume it's going to get held up in court.
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I was a bit worried that we could get held up at passport control given the new travel ban, even though we were exiting the country, but it was fine.
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This is useful if you're heading to meet someone and you want them to know where you are in case you get held up in traffic or by a delayed train.
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"I'm seeing more already-approved pipeline projects that are under construction get held up by a judge in lawsuits and this has to be addressed either by FERC or with legislation," he said.
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It makes sense logistically, too — the White Walkers are likely to get held up near the Wall for awhile, but Winterfell is the first big stronghold they'll come up against on their journey south.
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"Notwithstanding the relaxation of the position, it is still unclear as to whether if you are moving U.S. dollars around they may get held up in the banking system," said James Kidwell, chief executive of shipping group Braemar.
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Murkowski directed her frustration at both Kennedy — wondering if other legislation would get held up in a quest for a vote on the HFCs amendment — and Barrasso, who refused to give the HFCs bill a hearing in his committee.
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Murkowski directed her frustration at both Kennedy -- wondering if other legislation would get held up in a quest for a vote on the HFCs amendment -- and Barrasso, who refused to give the HFCs bill a hearing in his committee.
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And that's not the only reason to pack a snack in your carry-on luggage: If you get held up in the TSA line and get squeezed for time, a sandwich, chips, cookies, and fruit in your carry-on can save the day.
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But the relentless cycle of policy-lawsuit-injunction-appeal can sometimes seem like it's led to an attitude of learned helplessness: Even as the administration is developing a policy, the people working on it assume it's going to get held up in court.
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Scott Jennings, who served as deputy director of political affairs for President George W. Bush, said based on what he saw in the Bush administration, it was not uncommon for such security clearances to get held up for minor reasons, including a speeding ticket.
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Or McConnell will agree to hold a DACA vote, a bill will pass out of the Senate, and the process will likely get held up by the House, where a bipartisan immigration compromise was killed by hardline conservatives in 2013 (after being killed multiple times in the George W. Bush era).
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LG: Honestly, yeah, it's gonna be one of those situations where, earlier this year, there were some suggestions being made that perhaps if you were a person of interest, and you were traveling internationally, and you suspect you might get held up at an airport, that maybe you shouldn't have your touchID activated, because someone could force you to unlock your phone, if it contains sensitive information, all these rare but certainly possible situations come into question with something like this, and I guess it's certainly possible that someone could order you to point a phone at your face to unlock it, but we just don't know.
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Cases get held up easily and take a long time to actually go through. A department of court set up to specifically tackle child sacrifice cases would provide a suitable structure for victims and their families. This has been supported by local authorities because it will help simplify the monitoring of activities.
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The superheated limed juice is then allowed to flash to its saturation temperature: this process precipitates impurities which get held up in the calcium carbonate crystals. The flashed juice is then transferred to a clarification tank which allows the suspended solids to settle. The supernatant, known as clear juice is drawn off of the clarifier and sent to the evaporators.
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Massa had started closing in on Webber after passing Rosberg, but he then spun and dropped down to 12th, at the tail of the second group led by di Resta. At the head of the field, Vettel built a two-second lead in the first four laps over Hamilton, but then Hamilton slowly started reeling him back in as the super softs slowly began to wear out. Before the first round of pit stops, Hamilton closed right up to Vettel and started to get held up, with Fernando Alonso taking the opportunity to join the leading two. The stops started as early as lap 13 for Massa, and on lap 14 for di Resta and Michael Schumacher.
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This 500-lap event lasted for a duration of three hours and 24 minutes. Thirty-six drivers managed to qualify for this racing event; with Fireball Roberts earning a pole position start due to his qualifying speed of . Bobby Johns would beat out the likes of Richard Petty and Fireball Roberts by six laps; a dominating performance made possible by running the high line when nobody else wanted to run up high so he didn't get held up nearly as much as everyone else.Racing information for the 1962 Volunteer 500 at Racing Reference This was the only time in Herman Beam's career that he got a top ten in a race with more than thirty cars starting.
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