Murphy had gotten the better of the Mets — again.
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Sometimes his frustration with the Mueller investigation has gotten the better of him.
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Giuliani's moth-like penchant for the limelight had gotten the better of him.
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Have we reached a point where politics has gotten the better of us?
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The administration clearly felt it had gotten the better of the political fight.
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King suggested that Trump might have gotten the better of Cruz during that exchange.
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Help Desk How did I know my anxiety had gotten the better of me?
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It seems to me that Russia recently has gotten the better of the United States.
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It was a memorable exchange, and Trump may have even gotten the better of it.
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Yoo later closed his Twitter account, and acknowledged that emotion may have gotten the better of him.
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Parker has gotten the better of Conley in transition, though, especially when the Spurs have used drag screens.
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For awhile it seemed that Tio (Mark Margolis) had gotten the better of Mike for threatening his family.
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Because Maynard had started so strong and aggressive, it seemed as though his confidence may have gotten the better of him.
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With this themeless, I will admit that being overly ambitious might have gotten the better of me — but not by much!
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Afterward, Dr. Oz was feeling pretty good about his performance, and even thinks he might have gotten the better of Mark.
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In the pros, Isner&aposs generally gotten the better of things, leading their head-to-head series at 224-3 entering this semifinal.
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President-elect Donald Trump has been critical of the Chinese, saying they have gotten the better of trade deals between the two nations.
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Donald J. Trump said in Portsmouth, N.H., that he was "happy they're coming back" but that Iran had gotten the better of the deal.
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History is a greater guide and here, strangely, Germany has never gotten the better of Italy in either the World Cup or the Euros.
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The "anxiety that has haunted me throughout the last few months around live performances has gotten the better of me," he said in a tweet.
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"I've got to play my best again," said Williams, who has gotten the better of the 23-year-old Sakkari in their two prior meetings.
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Still, even if you are not an Amazon worker, and regardless of how convenient Amazon has been for you, Bezos has gotten the better of you.
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I'm no Bradford pear fan, but I wonder if our need for villains in our environmental narratives has gotten the better of us on this one.
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Breese was always a finisher but it was predominantly with submissions, in his two UFC bouts he has gotten the better of his opponents on the feet.
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Providence has gotten the better of longtime rival Rhode Island over the years and the Friars are streaking into this year's matchup against the host Rams on Saturday.
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Some Democrats said afterwards they were shocked that Trump had given them a chance to highlight the issue — and thought they'd gotten the better of him in the exchange.
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More than 100 American soldiers were injured, but no one was killed, and Mr. Trump and his advisers believed the United States had gotten the better of the exchange.
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The Arizona Diamondbacks may have the Baltimore Orioles' number during their rare interleague meetings, but right-hander Yovani Gallardo routinely has gotten the better of the desert dwellers throughout his career.
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Straily has gotten the better of Daniel Murphy (1-for-11), although Matt Wieters is 5-for-43 with two homers and four RBIs in his career versus the right-hander.
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Ramczyk has gotten the better of three previous meetings, though he didn't face Hunter much in one (he played left tackle in his first career game in Week 1 of 2017).
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I've certainly made my share, including a bad market call on election night — which I retracted three days later, acknowledging that my political dismay had gotten the better of my analytical judgment.
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He said the debates hadn't changed his mind that Biden would be the best candidate to take on President Trump — but that Harris had gotten the better of the former vice president.
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Age and wear had gotten the better of Sabathia (8-11) over the summer, turning a solid start to the year into another season of middling results and an inflated earned run average.
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Ozuna added three of his own to extend his home hitting streak to 14 games and has gotten the better of Tuesday starter Jake Odorizzi, albeit in a small sample size (3-for-7).
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Woods has gotten the better of Mickelson on the course many more times than not, but according to their peers, it is a tossup as to who is ahead in the war of wit.
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While the Chicago Bulls have been unable to keep pace with the rival Cleveland Cavaliers over the last few years, they have gotten the better of the head-to-head matchups in the regular season.
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"There have been days where my emotions have gotten the better of me and rehearsals have been rough," he admits of practicing with Smirnoff, who blogs about working with Flutie on DWTS exclusively for PEOPLE.
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And the Sun quickly showed how teams had gotten the better of the Lynx for much of the season, with point guard Jasmine Thomas blowing past Whalen for an easy layup in a halfcourt set.
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Hellickson is sporting a horrendous 1-10 mark with a bloated 6.69 ERA in 15 interleague starts, but he has gotten the better of Josh Donaldson (0-for-6, four strikeouts) in a small sample size.
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But at age 17, Anisimova, an American with Russian roots, is already a successful professional and the latest in a long line of teenagers in women's tennis whose precocious poise and power have gotten the better of their elders.
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Kiradech, who last week got special temporary membership for the rest of the PGA Tour season, will now try to secure the biggest title of his career on a course that has already gotten the better of some of the world's best golfers.
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The profusion of quick-patter language in "Largo al factotum" from Rossini's "The Barber of Seville" had gotten the better of the baritone Brian Vu at the start of the afternoon; when he returned with an aria from Gounod's "Faust" the broad lyrical line revealed an ample and pleasing tone.
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"To be able to be a 58-year-old man, be competitive with us, and want it as much as he did 693 years ago is pretty impressive," said Day, who thought he had gotten the better of Langer on the 14th when he drained a 69-foot putt for a birdie.
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EditorsNote: write-thru with quotes, details BOSTON — Having gotten the better of J.D. Martinez with a three-pitch strikeout in Game 1 of the World Series the night prior, Los Angeles Dodgers reliever Ryan Madson knew what to expect when the Boston Red Sox slugger stepped to the plate against him in Game 2 on Wednesday.
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Many people thought the Cubs had gotten the better of the deal, including Chicago sportswriters and many Cardinal players.Halberstam 136–7 However, Broglio would have a mediocre half-season for the Cubs and then two more ineffective, injury-riddled years in 1965 and 1966 before disappearing from the big leagues forever. Brock hit .
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In addition, the fleet was low on coal and ammunition. The Italian fleet began to withdraw, followed by the Austrians; Tegetthoff, having gotten the better of the action, kept his distance so as not to risk his success. As night began to fall, the opposing fleets disengaged completely, heading for Ancona and Pola, respectively.Wilson, pp.
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Only Muttiah Muralitharan (325) and Shaun Pollock (252) have dismissed more left-hand batsmen than Zaheer, who has gotten the better of southpaws 237 times. He also has the distinct record of dismissing Graeme Smith, Kumar Sangakkara, Sanath Jayasuriya and Matthew Hayden – some of the game's most feared left-hand batsmen – over 10 times each in international cricket.
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One day, Ayu finds 1.5 million yen in Granny's drawer, which she is saving for her "son" Yoshiyuki. Ayu "borrows" the money to help Kenji, whose drug addiction has gotten the better of him. When Kenji dies, Ayu sells her body to earn the money back. She also finds out that her friend Reina has been raped.
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Pires successfully tackled Patrick Vieira and fed the ball to Thierry Henry who passed to Fàbregas to score Arsenal's first goal, the first time that Pires had gotten the better of Vieira. Pires played his last game for Arsenal in the UEFA Champions league final against Barcelona, in which he was substituted for replacement goalkeeper Manuel Almunia after Jens Lehmann was sent off.
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Wilson, pp. 242–243 Around this time, Persano broke off the engagement, and though his ships still outnumbered the Austrians, he refused to counter-attack with his badly demoralized forces. In addition, the fleet was low on coal and ammunition. The Italian fleet began to withdraw, followed by the Austrians; Tegetthoff, having gotten the better of the action, kept his distance so as not to risk his success.
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In addition, the fleet was low on coal and ammunition. The Italian fleet began to withdraw, followed by the Austrians; Tegetthoff, having gotten the better of the action, kept his distance so as not to risk his success. Additionally, the Austrian ships were slower than their Italian counterparts, and so they could not force a second engagement. As night began to fall, the opposing fleets disengaged completely, heading for Ancona and Pola, respectively.
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In addition, the fleet was low on coal and ammunition. The Italian fleet began to withdraw, followed by the Austrians; Tegetthoff, having gotten the better of the action, kept his distance so as not to risk his success. Additionally, the Austrian ships were slower than their Italian counterparts, and so they could not force a second engagement. As night began to fall, the opposing fleets disengaged completely, heading for Ancona and Pola, respectively.
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The Italian fleet began to withdraw, followed by the Austrians; Tegetthoff, having gotten the better of the action, kept his distance so as not to risk his success.Wilson, pp. 238–241, 250 In the course of the battle, Habsburg had fired 170 shells and had been hit 38 times in response, though she was not damaged and sustained no casualties. The Austrian fleet proceeded to Lissa and anchored in the harbor in Saint George Bay.
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Persano broke off the engagement, and though his ships still outnumbered the Austrians, he refused to counter-attack with his badly demoralized forces. In addition, the fleet was low on coal and ammunition. The Italian fleet began to withdraw, followed by the Austrians; Tegetthoff, having gotten the better of the action, kept his distance so as not to risk his success. As night began to fall, the opposing fleets disengaged completely, heading for Ancona and Pola, respectively.
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243 By this time, Re d'Italia had been sunk and the coastal defense ship was burning badly, soon to be destroyed by a magazine explosion. Persano broke off the engagement, and though his ships still outnumbered the Austrians, he refused to counter-attack with his badly demoralized forces. In addition, the fleet was low on coal and ammunition. The Italian fleet began to withdraw, followed by the Austrians; Tegetthoff, having gotten the better of the action, kept his distance so as not to risk his success.
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Krona possesses a supreme genius-level intellect, but his arrogance, lack of patience, short temper and above all insatiable hunger for knowledge have gotten the better of him. If it brought him any benefit, he would be the sort to attempt to quantify dance or measure a soul, solely for the sake of knowing. It is this madness that got Krona exiled and brought about his constant defeats. He has unhesitatingly destroyed universes and risked his own existence for a chance to gain deeper insight.
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Their curiosity having gotten the better of them, they were on the scaffolding as the tidal wave hit the boat and it sailed away. The parents panic as the ark sails off, leaving their children stranded on the last bit of land not yet engulfed by the water. Their desperate race against time begins. Leah, who is a born hunter and survivor is burdened with the clumsy and awkward Finny, but somehow they manage to escape from the rising water and a pair of greedy and gruesome griffins.
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243 By this time, Re d'Italia had been rammed and sunk and the coastal defense ship was burning badly, soon to be destroyed by a magazine explosion. Persano broke off the engagement, and though his ships still outnumbered the Austrians, he refused to counter-attack with his badly demoralized forces. In addition, the fleet was low on coal and ammunition. The Italian fleet began to withdraw, followed by the Austrians; Tegetthoff, having gotten the better of the action, kept his distance so as not to risk his success.
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Even in the 1960s, when the Standards were at or approaching 50 years of age, a couple of cars were involved in minor yard collisions with newer cars. Yet in each case, the Standard appeared to have gotten the better of the collision afterward. Motorized Standards (motor cars 2000–2899) were built with 2 "maximum traction" type trucks where wheels closest to the center of the car were 341/4 inches in diameter, while wheels closest to the ends of the car were just 31 inches in diameter. The motors were attached to the axles that bore the larger wheels.
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Seething, burning resentment, the kind that > forms not due to poor treatment but due to an innate knowledge that you, the > aggrieved, are better than said treatment, better than everyone who has > somehow gotten the better of you over the years. ... Every moment Walt spent > in front of a classroom he was thinking about how beneath him it all was. He > was a genius; he was meant to be a millionaire, not this castrated cross > between stepping stone and doormat. When you got down to it, Walt > desperately wanted to teach every one ... a lesson, and I don't mean in the > style of Mr. Chips.
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CMLL booked the match to further the feud between Negro Casas and Liger which had begun during Negro Casas' tour of Japan in April where he wrestled Liger on several occasions, including losing the CMLL World Middleweight Championship to him. Liger had gotten the better of Casas in Japan and continued to have the upper hand when they clashed in Mexico for the first time as Liger pinned both Negro Casas and El Felino to win the first fall. Mr. Niebla had Liger pinned for the second fall but Liger's teammate Averno distracted the referee, allowing Liger ample time to pull Mr. Niebla's mask off to distract him, followed by a low blow which allowed Liger to pin Mr. Niebla, winning the match for his team in two straight falls. In the fourth match of the night, Mexican National Welterweight Champion Valiente teamed up with frequent partner El Sagrado and the Exótico Máximo to face La Ola Amarilla ("The Yellow Wave") consisting of Shigeo Okumura and NJPW rookie Nobuo Yoshihashi teaming up with Vangelis on the night.
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