She had gone first and had left the door open.
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"I thought I should have gone first," he told the Times.
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I wish he had gone first because I would have learned how to do it.
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Their lives and futures too would have changed dramatically if the Bantus had gone first.
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Eventually, The Times did just that, but only after other news outlets had gone first.
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The 29-year-old midfielder was the fifth Swedish penalty taker, with Brazil having gone first.
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This irked Israel because his predecessor had always gone first to Israel and entered the territories from Israel.
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Tax reform probably should have gone first, but now is the time to move it forward with urgency.
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Duane Chapman said he lost his mother prior to his wife dying and remembered wishing his father had gone first.
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Have you ever gone into a store and noticed that all of the larger sizes on the rack are gone first?
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The Senate has gone first in passing bills to beef up airport security and combat the opioid epidemic, and are working toward a compromise on funding for the Zika virus.
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When he didn't see Bouchey for a few days and she wondered where he had gone, first Raniere and then high-ranked women in the group pointed to her abandonment issues as the daughter of an alcoholic father.
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With Fenerty gone, first-year Holy Cross coach Mark Duffner thought Lockbaum could help a bit at running back because he had recruited him in high school and remembered him as a shifty runner who was hard to tackle.
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Because imagine if and when Uber does too experience volatility, which it probably will, if it were to have gone first, I think that would have frightened Lyft a lot more than Lyft's volatility may or may not be frightening Uber.
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The Post's executive editor, Martin Baron, replied that Mr. Fairfax had gone first in "issuing a statement regarding allegations against him, making specific representations about Post reporting," and that the paper had an obligation to clarify the nature of allegations and its reporting.
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At KKR there has been little fuss over the company's 40th anniversary—a striking milestone, given the fate of the institutions that previously employed the big four's founders: Bear Stearns (gone), Lehman Brothers (gone), First National Bank of Chicago (gone) and Drexel Burnham Lambert (gone).
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East Africa, c. 1500. The Kilwa Sultanate held formal sway from Malindi in the north, to Cape Correntes in the south. Gama had gone first to Kilwa (Quiloa). The dominant city-state on the East African coast, Kilwa Sultanate was the formal overlord of Mozambique and Sofala.
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Allmusic reviewer Scott Yanow stated "Forrest sounds fine, guitarist Grant Green was making his debut on record, and the rhythm section plays up to par. Get All the Gin Is Gone first, and then, if one wants to hear the rest of the story, this set".
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October Dreams (also titled October Dreams: A Celebration of Halloween) is an anthology of Halloween-themed memories and short stories edited by Richard Chizmar and Robert Morrish. Jack Ketchum's "Gone" (first published in this anthology) was nominated for the 2000 Bram Stoker Award for Best Short Fiction.
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He left Belgium on 20 November 1952 and returned on March 4 1953 having gone first to Beirut and Baghdad before heading to Karachi. Following India and Sri Lanka he was in Japan and Honolulu before visiting Chicago and New York after visiting Washington, D.C. On 24 February 1967 he left for Hong Kong and Japan on what would be his last international visit.
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" Ordinarily, he would have gone first to the river patrol boat school in Coronado, but his orders had him going straight to Vietnam. He chose to believe that the navy had an urgent need for him, that he was replacing someone killed in the line of duty. "I got over there, and the guy I'm replacing meets me at the airport, at Tan Son Nhut, in whites," Hank recalled. "This was not my idea of Terry and the Pirates.
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The Maxx fights him in both the Outback and the real world. Eventually, Mr. Gone makes Julie see the truth about her past and reveals to her how the Maxx came to be. Gone first met Julie when she was a child as "Uncle Artie", a friend of her father; his tall tales about a visit to Australia helped shape Julie's Outback. As Julie begins healing herself and the Outback, the series starts following Sara, a depressed teenager whose mother sends her to Julie for counseling.
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Mainwaring and Wilson are unconvinced, but when Regan enters unexpectedly, Mainwaring is forced to introduce the new recruit whom Wilson hastily names "Private Paderofsky". Having gone first, the Eastgate platoon have set a high mark. Pike is first and has made a reasonable start, and it's now down to Private Paderofsky. Unfortunately, though she hits the bull on her first shot from an unorthodox standing position, the next two she attempts to take in full trick shot mode but is made by Mainwaring to assume the proper prone firing position.
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As noted earlier, four international players had gone first overall before 2002, although all had played college basketball in the U.S., and one of them was in fact a U.S. citizen by birth. It was not until 2002 that an international player without college experience went first overall—Yao Ming. His selection was not only a watershed moment for the NBA, but it also had a large impact in Yao's homeland of China. Hannah Beech (2003) wrote "Yao has single-handedly transformed his countrymen from nameless, faceless millions into mighty men who can jam with the very best".
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It had gone first north to Gujarat, where it captured a great merchant ship off Chaul. The patrol then sailed west into the Gulf of Aden, at the mouth of the Red Sea, to catch more prizes. Vicente Sodré's patrol captured around five Arab merchant ships at the mouth of the Red Sea. But the partition of the spoils left a lot to be desired - the Sodré brothers set about claiming the lion's share of the plunder for themselves, and leaving little for the others or even the crown(Brás Sodré, in particular, was accused of embezzling the royal fifth due to the crown).
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At a campaign rally on April 12, 2016, Duterte told supporters that, as mayor, he thought he "should have been first" to rape Jacqueline Hamill, an Australian missionary who was gang-raped and killed during the 1989 Davao hostage crisis. He recalled examining her corpse, concluding that she was raped but also remarked that he "should have gone first". After being condemned for his comments, Duterte later apologized for the incident and acknowledged the comment as a "bad remark" saying he regretted his "gutter language" but would not apologize for being misinterpreted. He insists though that the remark was not a "joke" as reported by some media outlets, saying that he stated it in a narrative.
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The defining moment of Mathewson's career came with the £20 billion takeover of the much larger UK bank National Westminster Bank in February 2000. The acquisition was a sweet triumph for Mathewson, who mustered support from investment banks Merrill Lynch and Goldman Sachs to defeat RBS's Scottish arch-rival the Bank of Scotland, which had opened the bidding for NatWest. Some argue that Mathewson would not have dared to make a hostile bid for NatWest if Sir Peter Burt, chief executive of the Bank of Scotland, had not gone first. Soon after the NatWest acquisition, Mathewson stepped down as RBS's CEO, handing the reins to his deputy Fred Goodwin, who assumed responsibility for integrating NatWest.
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With Clarissa not sure if the man she thought was Baxter was really her long presumed dead husband, the show veered further off track by revealing that Clarissa and Baxter's son, Matt, was really Prince Ali's long-lost brother, adopted by Baxter to prevent him from being killed. However, the addition of film and stage actress Janis Paige as Sam's long gone first wife Laureen was filled with potential that never got the chance to be explored. By early summer 1986, CBS had lost faith in Capitol and, needing a replacement, then- head of CBS Daytime, Michael Brockman requested proposals from industry writers and producers. Veteran producer Paul Rauch responded with an idea for a more satirical serial called Grosse Pointe about a wealthy and dysfunctional blue blood family from Grosse Pointe, while Ryan's Hope co-creator Claire Labine's proposed drama was titled Celebration that would revolve around a middle-class family in the suburbs of Cleveland that would be produced by Procter & Gamble.
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