"My preparation (for the Masters) is going slowly," Matsuyama said.
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The arguments for going slowly, as enunciated by Brainard, are good.
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But they're getting going slowly; Trump needs something sooner, faster, now.
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Government preparations for the first oil production in the country's history are going slowly.
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However, the investigations are going slowly and the opposition has said they are politically motivated.
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But administration officials said the document production was simply going slowly, and had not been blocked.
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A senior Turkish security official told Reuters the campaign was not going slowly, but according to plan.
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You're on the local train when you're doing your daily practice — you're getting somewhere but it's going slowly.
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Gutiérrez said that despite "good initial meetings" between Mexican and U.S. officials on trade, negotiations were going slowly.
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Going slowly has the added bonus of building anticipation and can be really hot in and of itself.
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Hollywood could make a horror movie about somebody just looking for their iPhone XR and going slowly insane.
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Hollywood could make a horror movie about somebody just looking for their iPhone XR and going slowly insane.
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It's difficult and it's going slowly, but you can really see how things are changing here in eastern Aleppo.
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Beyoncé did it but her releasing the compilation in one day is very different than me going slowly at it.
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That included one driver who said he passed out, but was going slowly enough that he was not seriously injured.
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The search has been going slowly, largely because flooding has blocked rescuers from going through chambers to get deeper into the cave.
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It took time to learn what I was comfortable with, and I did this by going slowly and checking in with my feelings.
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Mr Clark has remarkable sympathy for the day-to-day personnel involved, but his portrayal is one of a system going slowly insane.
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The NAFTA talks are going slowly and the Mexico City round - the seventh of eight planned sets of negotiations - produced little of substance.
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The NAFTA talks are going slowly and the Mexico City round — the seventh of eight planned sets of — negotiations produced little of substance.
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Remember, summer is one-third of the way over as of today, so make sure you're going slowly enough to enjoy it all – festina lente!
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Patients often don't enjoy the experience, and make comments like "time is going slowly" or "I feel a bit sunken in my chair," he says.
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While it abandons the "fire and fury" rhetoric, the Trump administration keeps the maximum pressure campaign going, slowly inching up the pressure on Pyongyang over time.
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But the sneak MVP of this episode (and most, if we're being honest) is Giles, who spends the episode going slowly blind and reaching peak ornery Brit.
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Mexico City has decided to demolish at least 58 more buildings badly damaged by the quake, but the work is technically and legally complicated and is going slowly.
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The only question that need trouble her now: How does one avoid going slowly and irrevocably insane in a drafty castle the size of an Italian hill town?
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If he's in the process of discarding the detritus of his parents' lives, it may just be that this is going slowly, especially if he's an only child.
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Talks to update the 1994 treaty are going slowly amid frequent threats by U.S. President Donald Trump to walk away unless Canada and Mexico agree to major changes.
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"The government is confident that the negotiations will advance, but things are going slowly," Zubizarreta said, adding that there had been no progress in registering plants with Chinese authorities.
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The search effort in the northern province of Chiang Rai has been going slowly, largely because flooding has blocked rescuers from going through chambers to get deeper into the cave.
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South Korea is slow to exchange its Note 7 phones Despite these incentives, the process of exchanging defective phones for new, non-exploding models is going slowly in Samsung's home country.
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The day is still going slowly by lunchtime, so I message my friend, N., who works across the street to see if she wants to take a walk to get lunch.
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Talks with Germany's three main network operators on national roaming are going slowly, Dommermuth said, after they took legal action over the terms of a 5G auction that they say are onerous.
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Back in session, lawmakers suggested they would resume that effort, and they may also press the prime minister for an account of how negotiations for a new deal are going (slowly, most observers say).
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That's a bit of extra money that will help pay for holiday presents, since I didn't have any November monthly invoices to send and my current six contracts and three prospects are going slowly.
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Dana Boente will keep the seat warm for (Trump hopes) Jeff Sessions, his pick for AG. But Senate confirmation hearings are going slowly with Democrats grilling many of Trump's picks and deliberately delaying the process.
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But the first step is simply jacking up the power like crazy, and then automating the placement of the tunnel reinforcements, so that the tunnel — So you don't have to continue to be going slowly and building it?
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" By Thanksgiving, Thurman had begun to unsheathe her Hattori Hanzo, Instagramming a screen shot of her "roaring rampage of revenge" monologue and wishing everyone a happy holiday, "(Except you Harvey, and all your wicked conspirators — I'm glad it's going slowly — you don't deserve a bullet) — stay tuned.
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Director Ari Aster's feature debut sidles so slyly up to its nightmarish premise that for long stretches all you know is that something is going slowly and terribly wrong for the family at its center — a family grieving for, or at least making gestures toward grieving for, its difficult, late matriarch.
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While the plan had been to mark another milestone in the unprecedented divorce talks that are aimed at agreeing this autumn a new cooperation scheme for the EU and Britain after Brexit, the bloc has been sounding alarm that talks were going slowly and often deriding London's approach is completely unrealistic.
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"Ticket sales going slowly for Independence Bowl," The Lexington Herald- Leader. December 12, 1984. Page C5.
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At the time of the New York premiere, Il trittico was in rehearsal in Rome in preparation for an Italian premiere at the Teatro Costanzi. Puccini wrote Tito Ricordi that the rehearsals were going slowly, but that the orchestra sounded fine, at least in Gianni Schicchi.Phillips- Matz, p.
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Going slowly is a strategy to undo "end-gaining". ;Inhibition :In the Alexander Technique lexicon, the principle of "inhibition" is considered by teachers to be the most important to gaining improved "use". F.M. Alexander's selection of this word predates the meaning of the word originated by Sigmund Freud. Inhibition, or "intentional inhibition".
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In Q2, Carlos Sainz had to avoid Vettel, who was going slowly on the racing line. Vettel was later awarded a 3-place grid penalty for the incident. Mercedes locked out the front row in Q3 and Valtteri Bottas took his first pole of 2018. The Ferraris locked out the second row.
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At the end of Starkey's Straight, Okada goes side by side with Barros and takes second position. It's now a Repsol Honda 1–2. On lap six, N. Aoki is closing up to the rear of Cadalora. Anthony Gobert on the Lucky Strike Suzuki is going slowly but also doing a wheelie, having to retire due to technical problems.
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Approval for the memorial was not quickly forthcoming. A memorial committee was established by the Order of Spanish War Nurses, chaired by Miss Esther Hasson of New York. But by November 1901, the Secretary of War Elihu Root had not yet given approval for the memorial. Fundraising, too, was going slowly, and only $265.63 ($ in dollars) was in the order's memorial fund.
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At the age of 20 MacDougall married Allan MacDougall, a 34-year-old door-to-door salesman businessman. However, their marriage was deeply unhappy. In her autobiography, Alice Foote MacDougall, the autobiography of a business woman, she described her marriage as “going "slowly, painfully, through the dark mazes of dreadful disillusionment". Together MacDougall and Alan had three children; Gladys MacDougall, Allan MacDougall, and Don MacDougall.
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Terry Hodgkinson, "Aki Ra's Landmine Museum," (video) 30 Oct 2011 in 1999 Aki Ra began charging a dollar to see his collection, using the money to help further his activities."Aki Ra's Cambodia Landmine Museum," Going Slowly, posted Nov 2011. Thus began the Cambodian Landmine Museum.Julie Stern and Megan Hinton, "Landmine Museums Encourage Remembrance and Education," Journal of ERW and Mine Action, issue 18.1, spring 2014.
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However in 1034, Jerusalem was hit by an earthquake that substantially damaged the city and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Re- construction was going slowly. in 1042, upon ascending to the throne of Constantinople, emperor Constantine IX Monomachos finally funded the reconstruction of the Church, as well as other Christian establishments in the Holy Land, under the treaty concluded earlier by Ali az-Zahir and emperor Romanus III.Ousterhout, Robert (1989).
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For instance, if the match is going slowly, a zasuul might slap the buttocks of his wrestler to encourage him to engage his opponent faster. Zasuuls are not technically coaches in the literal sense. They are usually an elder and a friend of the wrestler who is there on the field to serve as a guide and help set up a fair competition. Also, unlike other grappling sports, a Zasuul does not have to be a former wrestler.
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The Weigel 907 hit the barrier at the Dunlop Curve while running 7th. Cevert and Ganley lost time in the pits fixing wet electrics. Then just before noon, as the rain got heavier, Ganley was going slowly down the Mulsanne Straight when he was hit from behind by the Corvette of Marie-Claude Beaumont. He made it to the pits to get the rear-end repaired (taking nine minutes), but the Corvette was too badly damaged to continue.
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Russell was investigated for impeding Whincup at the final corner. Russell was going slowly, preparing to start a fast lap, while Whincup was at the end of a fast lap and lost time trying to avoid the rear of Russell's car. A similar situation led to a major accident involving Jonathon Webb and Greg Murphy at the 2012 Clipsal 500 Adelaide. Mostert, after qualifying only 12th in the first session, set the fastest time in the second session to take pole position for the second race.
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Not far behind is de Angelis, who also manages to overtake the Spaniard at the entrance of Starkey's Bridge around the outside, him almost losing his bike as he has a moment. Vermeulen has also entered the pits to swap bikes. Lap twenty-four and Dovizios is still out in front, taking the gamble by staying out and going slowly to avoid falling like his rivals Rossi and Lorenzo have done. Kallio has entered the pits to swap bikes The top six is now as follows: Dovizioso, de Puniet, Edwards, de Angelis, Pedrosa and Toseland.
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Owens — in the liner notes to The Buck Owens Collection: 1959-1990 — recalled that he and songwriter Harlan Howard had gotten together to write songs, but things were going slowly. Then, Owens saw an Esso gas station sign with the company's slogan at the time, "Put a tiger in your tank" ... and got an idea.The Buck Owens Collection: 1959-1990, Rhino Records, 1992. Released in December 1964 (just weeks after he had recorded it), "I've Got a Tiger By the Tail" was Owens' and the Buckaroos sixth No. 1 hit on the Billboard magazine Hot Country Singles chart in February 1965.
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The position where the lines exit the wing can compensate for the tendency of the aerodynamic drag of the lines to yaw the model inboard. Weight on the outside wing, an inside wing that is longer or has more lift than the outside wing (or even no outside wing at all) and the torque of a left rotating propeller (or flying clockwise) tend to roll the model toward the outside. Wing tip weights, propeller torque, and thrust vectoring are more effective when the model is going slowly, while rudder offset and other aerodynamic effects have more influence on a fast moving model. Since its introduction, control line flying has developed into a competition sport.
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Although it was a perfect ticket and highly valued by music professionals, a long period of "treading water" which followed could not help but lead audiences to put her under the list of "the stars that never shine". Even though Thu Minh has been considered as one of the most hard-working and dedicated to music career among Vietnamese singers with powerful passion, enthusiasm and optimism, audiences still couldn't imagine Thu Minh shone the way she should have. Sharing on that point, Thu Minh presumed that she never regrets, and is even proud of, her career going "slowly, slowly but firmly". Although her love relationship with the musician Hoai Sa could easily generate a great CD or album for her career, Thu Minh admitted that at that time, she actually did not think of pursuing pop music.
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After going slowly for about 30 seconds, Hamilton managed to reset the computer of his car, and get it going again: he was in 18th place by then, and with the Ferraris pulling away he needed at the very least 7th place but more likely 5th place to clinch the World Championship. At the front no position was changed: by lap 15, the Ferraris were almost 12 seconds ahead of Alonso, third. By that lap, Hamilton climbed to 11th, having passed Barrichello, Ralf Schumacher, Anthony Davidson, Takuma Sato and Kazuki Nakajima, and having taken advantage from the retirement of Mark Webber, who was running in fifth position. After 20 laps, the front runners began stopping for the first time: the first was Robert Kubica, who went for 3 stops; on the same lap Massa entered the pits.
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