How do we know we've gotten it right this time?
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But she may have gotten it right just in time.
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Someone will have gotten it right, and this certainty reassures us somehow.
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People have tried to do it before, they just haven't gotten it right.
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As far as merch is concerned, McDonald's seems to have gotten it right.
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"You're crazy," he said, but I thought I had finally gotten it right.
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Again, I may not have gotten it right with my idea to get dreads.
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Somehow Fenty has gotten it right with its Pro Filt'r Soft Matte Longwear Foundation.
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Fiction in 2018 has gotten it right in finding truth without relying on fact.
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"We admit that we haven't always gotten it right in San Diego," she said.
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Then we can invest $100 million when we've proven that we've gotten it right.
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When the characters talk about no religion having gotten it "right," what is the "it"?
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I can always tell when we have gotten it right; she literally illuminates the room.
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Bernie: Have we gotten it right in terms of fiduciary regulations here in Hong Kong?
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"Every time we've gotten it right, we've had success in those dimensions," Mr. Nadella said.
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They've gotten it right for nine years, they're going to continue to get it right.
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SANTOLI: WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO KNOW TYPICALLY IN THIS SEASON IF YOU'VE GOTTEN IT RIGHT?
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I spoke with him about which ads have gotten it right and which ones fell short.
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"Think of what it could have been if the Fed had gotten it right," Trump said.
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I believe that markets could as logically conclude that the Federal Reserve may have gotten it right.
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" Told of The Times's reporting, he added, "It looks to me like you have gotten it right.
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After three months of using the iPadOS betas nearly every day, I still haven't gotten it right.
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I like to blind guess the final question and have actually gotten it right a few times recently!
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This time, however, the president and his administration has gotten it right on Africa — from idea through execution.
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He added on Sunday morning that it was important to acknowledge that the umpires had gotten it right. Why?
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Every new idea is a new chance to screw things up, and nobody will ever trust that you've gotten it right.
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The guide taps into the increasing importance of teamwork, and the fact that most companies haven&apost gotten it right yet.
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And there are already keen hints, if you know where to look, that Samsung's Galaxy Fold may not have gotten it right.
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Now they finally appear to have gotten it right after selecting Baker Mayfield with the first overall pick in the 2018 draft.
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But when I woke up on Monday to supportive, if disheartened, emails from readers, I knew that I had gotten it right.
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It's astonishing: On the street, everybody's got to tell me what they think is happening, and yet nobody has gotten it right.
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And I know I haven&apost always gotten it right, but as far as this goes, there really was no other option.
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"Has Iowa ever gotten it right?" asked Don Decker, the owner of a trucking business in Fort Dodge, where Mr. Rubio spoke Tuesday.
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The Dow could be "thousands of points" higher, if the "Fed had gotten it right," claimed President Donald Trump in a tweet earlier on Monday.
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Fitzgerald has long been a fixation of the screen, both small and silver, but no one has yet gotten it right, our Hollywood reporter writes.
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And, be sure to let them know when you feel they've gotten it right, and that you'd like to see more stories covered in a thoughtful way.
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Now that Chicago has sort of gotten it right, they're obviously going to be a very competitive team for a long, long time — and we know it.
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Conceding that the appeals court's ruling on fair use was "not free from doubt," the administration said that on balance the Federal Circuit had gotten it right.
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"We're re-looking at secondary education because we don't think we've gotten it right," Henrietta Fore, executive director of the U.N. children's agency, said in an interview.
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So answering the question, 'Has anyone in Hollywood ever gotten it right?' is hard when we're talking about the man who has assumed legendary status since his assassination.
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"So thank you for that because no one has ever gotten it right ever," he joked on The PEOPLE, Entertainment Weekly & TNT Official SAG Awards Red Carpet Live Show.
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"So thank you for that because no one has ever gotten it right ever," he joked on The PEOPLE, Entertainment Weekly & TNT Official SAG Awards Red Carpet Live Show.
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In the case of Prince William's two earlier children, bettors had gotten it right, showing a preference for George, and then, two years later, Charlotte, said Ms. Bridge, of Ladbrokes.
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It's certainly cause for celebration that an organization with notoriously questionable taste seems to have gotten it right this year, and it's unquestionably huge for the South Korean film industry.
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Even if she had gotten it right, though, she would have lost because Roach, who works in speechwriting and communications at the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in Cambridge, Mass.
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How does even Bungie know it's gotten it right this time when players have spent more hours playing Forsaken in the last week than its development team could possibly have play-tested for?
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Why it matters: It serves to rebut conservative opponents of proposals aimed at cutting emissions, who have long argued that models haven't gotten it right as part of broader attacks on climate science.
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"Think of what it could have been if the Fed had gotten it right," he tweeted yesterday, imagining huge gains in market indexes and G.D.P. growth in the 207 percent to 5 percent range.
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Inadequate testing has hampered America's response to the pandemic, but countries with universal access to health care have gotten it right: South Korea, for example, has tested hundreds of thousands of people, while the U.S. is lagging behind.
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The Art of Teamwork capitalizes on business leaders&apos growing realization that collaboration is less a squishy nice-to-have and more a key to success in the future workplace — and most organizations still haven&apost gotten it right.
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Like, If we can get Robbins to see how he could have gotten it right maybe he could be a more powerful voice for the #MeToo movement, get behind some of the female leaders and lend his support, that could be awesome.
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And I guess Andrew and myself felt that when we worked with him the first time, we hadn't quite gotten it right, but also we really liked him and now was a better time to work with him and do some experimenting.
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One story they recounted was an old account of the creation and the flood that suggested God created and recreated the world, over and over again, wiping it away in an apocalypse every time until finally he decided he'd gotten it right.
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"Yet again they seem to have gotten it right on the first flight test of a new missile," said Thomas Karako, a senior fellow at the International Security Program and director of the Missile Defense Project at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a Washington-based think tank.
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And though the Arizona jury that acquitted the officer, 27-year-old Philip "Mitch" Brailsford, of second-degree murder and reckless manslaughter charges may have gotten it right according to a legal standard, a confluence of interrelated errors by the tactical team transpired to cause this tragedy, and it was entirely preventable.
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In the example that you were giving, it's not just reading Maggie Haberman but also reading our other competitors and making sure that if you want to get smart fast on Bannon or whatever it is at this moment, you can do it in a screen and you're gonna trust us that we've gotten it right and that we've gotten what's important out there.
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Criticizing the film, he noted, "They not only got none of the physics right about falling into a black hole, had they gotten it right it would have been a vastly more interesting movie." On the review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, the film has an approval rating of 38% based on 32 reviews with an average rating of 5.26/10.
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Rich Dansky (who worked on the development of Changeling: The Dreaming) said that after the game's release the darkfae-l listserv had "a rampaging debate... over how the folks at White Wolf had gotten so much of their existence right", adding, "Finally, one of the list members came to the obvious conclusion that we'd gotten it right because we ourselves were in fact changelings." Dansky denied being non-human.
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From April 24, 2012 to September 16, 2012, the New Orleans Museum of Art exhibited Leah Chase: Paintings by Gustave Blache III. The exhibition documented chef Leah Chase in the kitchen and the dining room at Dooky Chase's Restaurant. Asked whether she thought the rendering was accurate, Chase, 89, said the young artist had gotten it right. "I told him, 'You could have made me look like Halle Berry or Lena Horne, but you made it look like me,'" she said.
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Rob Ashford is the co-director, as the Broadway creative team revised changes. The production marked the debut of an all-new Dragon, voiced off-stage by a single vocalist, with four puppeteers controlling the movements of the new 25-foot puppet.. On the subject, set designer Tim Hatley stated "The biggest change [will be] the dragon. It will be a different creature from the puppet/soul trio on Broadway [but] I think we've finally gotten it right"."'Shrek the Musical' National tour Will Debut An All New Dragon", broadwayworld.com, September 12, 2009.
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First, David Zdyrko said of the PlayStation version: "After six tries, they still haven't gotten it right". Arun Devidas said of the PC version: "It's not the best racer in town, but Test Drive 6 still has a few redeeming qualities". Craig Harris said of the Game Boy Color version: "Cruising along city streets in real cars should be more fun than this Game Boy racing title". Matt White said of the Dreamcast version: "Infogrames struts their stuff, showing us that they have what it takes to slaughter an innocent game".
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Blache was heralded for his depiction of the culinary icon for his accuracy and delicate handling of paint, color, and texture. “Asked whether she thought the rendering was accurate, Chase, 89, said the young artist had gotten it right. “I told him, ‘You could have made me look like Halle Berry or Lena Horne, but you made it look like me,’” she said. The painting Cutting Squash was acquired for its permanent collection by the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery in 2011. “We are always looking for portraits of nationally prominent figures,” National Portrait Gallery chief curator Brandon Fortune said. “It is a very interesting image of a woman at work, doing a very simple task, cutting squash,” . . . “But in some ways it transcends the everyday and becomes something of national significance.” This series reinforces Blache's commitment to documenting everyday labor and showcasing these intimate processes to the public.
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