For a slightly older set: "Unusual Creatures," by Michael Hearst and Arjen Noordeman, and "The Gutsy Girl," by gutsy, funny Caroline Paul and Wendy MacNaughton.
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Betting on emerging markets at this juncture would be gutsy.
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She is kind of impressing us with her gutsy reaction.
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"Real gutsy outing by Folty," Braves manager Brian Snitker said.
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Hannah Dunne ("Mozart in the Jungle") plays her gutsy daughter.
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So why not salute her gutsy decision to carry on?
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To dramatize deportation in the current political climate is gutsy.
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Two decades later, Ms. Kidman, 49, is just as gutsy.
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He made those up with a gutsy eagle at the 15th.
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It was gutsy to battle back and get it tied up.
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"Real gutsy outing by Folty," Braves interim manager Brian Snitker said.
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" Freeport-McMoRan: "That's a gutsy one, I've got to tell you.
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Rockets coach J.B. Bickerstaff called the effort from his team gutsy.
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That was a gutsy play by him, and a big one.
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"What a gutsy call by Luke (Lambert, crew chief)," Newman said.
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Nonetheless, he decided to make a gutsy proposition to Steve Jobs.
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After a gutsy strike, the state's teachers won a raise yesterday.
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He said she could deliver gutsy, powerful singing amid pounding rhythms.
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"F--- With Myself" is edgy, chilling, darkly contoured, and extremely gutsy.
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"If you are gutsy on this issue, we support you," Feinblatt said.
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It's as gutsy as they come, and it loves to be pushed.
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This angular design is a gutsy move considering RX helped build Lexus.
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It's so gutsy and obscene and wild and outrageous in every respect.
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Unfortunately, recent gutsy FEC actions have been shot down in the courts.
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But it would have been one hell of a gutsy series finale.
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For a business that relies on location data, it's a gutsy move.
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But Ben reminds me of another admirable trait: his gutsy conceptual flourishes.
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Everything was by brush, by hand, more or less gutsy, hit or miss.
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Instead, there's a quartermaster, also a Mr. Gutsy model, manning a reception desk.
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"It was gritty, gutsy, shows the character of our football team," Stitt said.
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"They made gutsy plays," 76ers coach Brett Brown told reporters of his players.
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I struggle to find a more elaborate, gutsy, self-centered, and inspired troll.
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It was a gutsy shot to a difficult pin that Bohn pulled off.
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Hillary Clinton and her daughter Chelsea have written a book on gutsy women.
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Clinton would not be gutsy and nimble enough to deliver a knockout punch.
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At her best, Namajunas is game and gutsy but also measured and patient.
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It's up to a gutsy young have-not to take on the system.
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Flake could back up his gutsy words with real backbone by voting no.
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It's gutsy to portray oneself as messy and mean, but to what end?
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Those miscues, and a gutsy Kerber drop shot, were the difference in the game.
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"I thought it was a real gutsy effort," Capitals head coach Barry Trotz said.
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We love her, because she is what we want to be: gutsy, bold, precocious.
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Aggressively charming, "the movie has a gutsy undertow," Stephen Holden wrote in The Times.
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FedEx, by the way, recommended by Goldman [Sachs], that was a gutsy call today.
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The scruffiness and the strange proportions have encouraged gutsy schemes by directors and designers.
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"Be gutsy, be frugal, and go live life a little bit earlier," Karen said.
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And the movie doesn't seem gutsy enough to try to draw out that tension.
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In figure skating, the triple axel is a gutsy move with a big pay off.
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"I thought it was a gutsy effort on our part," Florida coach Bob Boughner said.
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That clash didn't prevent Tamim from making another gutsy move just a few days later.
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The always gutsy Lee Ann Womack putting her all into "After the Fire Is Gone"?
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So gutsy that I was impressed by the confidence of the candidate who asked it.
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She was commended for being courageous and gutsy for posting the off-limits audio. Thanks.
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"Inside Amy Schumer" goes gutsy — and patriotic — as Ms. Schumer raps for Lin-Manuel Miranda.
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I read Raymond M. Douglas's gutsy, remarkable memoir On Being Raped in practically one sitting.
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At every turn, Oliver Butler's gutsy production supports rather than tries to disguise such anachronisms.
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It was as gutsy, and colorfully varied, a Wotan performance as any I can remember.
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"That must have been written by some very gutsy and well-informed citizens," she said.
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It's gutsy at first glance, eschewing The Program and The Facilities for some homegrown voodoo.
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It feels pretty gutsy to release a book titled The End of the World right now.
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A bit buttoned-up at first, but gutsy and adventurous once you get to know her.
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I know this is a gutsy call ... I think you should buy Ford Motor at $9.50.
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Within months he had earned a reputation as a gutsy young Northerner who took no guff.
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McConnell held the Supreme Court seat open in a gutsy and bold move that Americans rewarded.
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There's something gutsy in Living Modern's decision to show the artist's wardrobe alongside roughly contemporaneous work.
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They've got no fear and they're gutsy players, and they're little bulldogs and they're just relentless.
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It was a gutsy performance by Magny but Ponzinibbio simply proved a class above that night.
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"The term I would use to describe this effort is gutsy," Predators coach Peter Laviolette said.
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Francona said Tomlin, 32, was a gutsy competitor who would not shrink from the big moment.
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Even in a sequel-happy culture, the inevitable decision to make Blade Runner 25 was gutsy.
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"It was a gutsy move, and I like being made fun of," said Ms. Wolfe, 35.
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He's fast, gutsy and is the most likely to upset the two favorites at juicy odds.
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"Pilgrimage" is a gutsy movie, and not just because a character gets his entrails ripped out.
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It was very physical and gutsy, and they were taking huge risks when they first began.
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And Juanes reappeared to play guitar with a gutsy, tattooed rockabilly-tinged Chilean singer, Mon Laferte.
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It was the kind of gutsy call Garrett was criticized for not making earlier this season.
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There was no arrest, but Southerners recognize that even in that year, that was a gutsy move.
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Our team's gutsy will to win instilled inspiration and empowered possibilities for everyone who watched us play.
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DeGrom produced a gutsy six-inning outing, allowing just two runs, with only one of them earned.
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In nothing but shoes, socks and their undergarments, Franco and Roberts bare all for their gutsy escape.
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He desires to be viewed as independent and gutsy, but that's not who he is — at all.
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The gutsy 2.0-liter, turbocharged four-cylinder engine makes 288 horsepower with 285 pound-feet of torque.
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The New Orleans Saints pulled out a gutsy win at home against the Dallas Cowboys last week.
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But the value of a gutsy point man, no matter the size, can be critical, Hill said.
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And we mean blue like you've never seen it before; pearly pastels, gutsy cobalts, and electric brights.
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Otherwise, Saturday's victory will fade from view and his gutsy run forgotten, something Prescott seems to understand.
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Committing to an irrevocable change is gutsy for a show that is, by all appearances, a success.
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The ultramarathon is home to the gutsy eccentric; the marathon is home to the Type-A obsessive.
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Gutsy and gorgeous, Lemonade the film flouts genre, just like the R&B-rock-country-soul album.
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But Alicia Hall Moran, an operatic mezzo-soprano, is irreverent and gutsy and well outside any box.
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For every gutsy win over a top-tier squad like the Patriots comes an equally bad loss.
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"What an unbelievable, gutsy performance that no one in the country probably thought could happen," Schaefer said.
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In response, numerous gutsy women are protesting with a photo-based social media campaign under the hashtag #TryBeatingMeLightly.
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Blowing up the show's entire premise in its season finale is, to say the least, a gutsy move.
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The Seahawks' 31-24 win was more than just a gutsy road triumph over the league's best team.
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Let's say that Russian President Vladimir Putin gets gutsy this winter and invades the Baltic countries in December.
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At its heart is hwyl, a hard-to-translate Welsh term implying the stirringly sentimental, bardic and gutsy.
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Baylor had a gutsy win over Iowa State last weekend to move to 4-0 on the season.
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He scored the team's first points of the season en route to a gutsy 32-27 comeback victory.
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"He's a throwback to an old-fashioned, Theodore Roosevelt-Ronald Reagan gutsy belief in Americanism," Mr. Stone said.
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Dolly Parton may be country music's glitzy, gutsy high priestess, but Loretta Lynn will always be the queen.
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The direct-injected V6, shared with the SQ5 performance crossover, is gutsy and delivers great low-end acceleration.
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The journey entailed gutsy navigating through military officialdom and hitching all sorts of rides on jeeps and planes.
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Graham-Felsen lets boys be boys: messy-brained, impulsive, goatish, self-centered, outwardly gutsy but often inwardly terrified.
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Steeped in culinary tradition, yet open and creative, naïve and gutsy … the perfect mix of new and old.
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There are plenty of cheery, milquetoast tweets promoting Gutsy Women, the book she co-wrote with her daughter.
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Graham — as willing to be gutsy and principled in an administration that often values loyalty above all else.
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But the team's performance had its roots in a gutsy decision Coach Dabo Swinney made back in September.
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The gutsy move made it clear that the shame associated with wigs has subsided and given way to ownership.
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"We think she was pretty gutsy," said Muskegon Museum of Art's executive director Judith Haynor, in reference to Miller.
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DC, on the other hand, takes big risks and gives gutsy filmmakers more control over the look and content.
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"Happy 3rd birthday to the most courageous, gutsy, kid I know," Billy captioned a group photo from the meal.
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The Mr. Gutsy team reprimanded a recruit by burning down his bed, and several budding soldiers died during training.
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The admirably gutsy documentary "Hooligan Sparrow" tells the story of Ye Haiyan, the Chinese woman who owned that pillow.
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Typically, it's the result of long labor, patient saving, prudent investment, gutsy risk-taking, and some stroke of originality.
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This kind of updated, gutsy touch is evident across her menu, where she's not afraid to rebel against tradition.
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This required clever and gutsy navigating through military officialdom and hitching all sorts of rides on jeeps and planes.
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It's a little gutsy, a little Lucifer in Paradise Lost-esque, to challenge the moral order of the universe.
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"No One There," which features Casablancas on vocals, is a louche, gutsy cut, full of melancholic harmonies and snappy handclaps.
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The move to expand the global footprint of the Barclays investment bank is gutsy in view of its recent underperformance.
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This was after he struck an arrow through the gutsy giant's eye, which turned Jon's seething anger up to 11.
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It's a gutsy move, signaling that the movie is both a Star Wars tale and not at the same time.
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And because those solutions are always the most dramatic sort, the game seems to prize gutsy heroism instead of flexibility.
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" Pressed on his motives, Monfils said: "I think it's gutsy to try that against the No. 13 in the world.
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Tall in flowing black pants, she did a passionate version of Etta James's signature song, "At Last," a gutsy choice.
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If Mr. Hoyle lets his story get away from him, he presents warm, robust sketches of the neighborhood's gutsy dwellers.
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McHale, who had lost a three-set match to Williams in Miami this year, fought back with a gutsy hold.
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John L. Stanton, a food-marketing specialist at St. Joseph's University, called the store a "gutsy" move on Kellogg's part.
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Formula One SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS, Belgium — It was racing spectacle of the highest caliber — full of action, crashes and gutsy drives.
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But Walker drove his tee shot in the fairway and then made the gutsy decision to go for the green.
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The decision to announce a significant cutback without Moscow's prior approval of the deal was seen as a gutsy call.
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He has praised America's 45th president as a gutsy, decisive commander who has prevailed in the face of unfair criticism.
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That makes Lawrence's achievement a pivot point — and it made Swinney's gambit that much more dangerous, and more gutsy, too.
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He later defended his tactics and said they were a "gutsy" attempt to work his way back into the match.
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But he was so impressed with the gutsy teen's invite that he recorded a video reply for her on Friday.
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Danielle Weisberg and Carly Zakin, co-founders and co-CEOs of The Skimm, made a gutsy gamble five years ago.
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Gutsy call A first responder at the Florida high school shooting disregarded an order but ended up saving a life.
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When the real nature of all the institute's "science" is exposed, she steers her gutsy book toward a devastating conclusion.
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It's a gutsy move in the age of boycotts, and it shows how shallow Disney's carefully crafted progressive image really is.
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The Canadian story has a happy ending because leaders were jolted to their senses and made gutsy decisions to slash spending.
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It was a gutsy move, and at the time there was no particular reason to think it was a foolish one.
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She was undeniably gutsy but suffered post-traumatic stress disorder and other psychological and physical ills from witnessing so much trauma.
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So would a Cornas, or a good, restrained cabernet sauvignon or Bordeaux, or a gutsy Burgundy, like a Nuits-St.-George.
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Your love has a deep, penetrating, and gutsy quality to it that could make more prudish folks turn bashful or shy.
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Navy ran a gutsy trick play on fourth down with the game tied in the final seconds of the Liberty Bowl.
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But in the interim, I've written comics for Dark Horse, and that really threw me up against so many gutsy artists.
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Gutsy smugglers in the EU timeline used the winding Kessel Run to ferry shipments of the Star Wars space drug, glitterstim spice.
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" Clinton along with her daughter, Chelsea, made an appearance on the program to promote their new book, "The Book of Gutsy Women.
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Eventually they come up with a method that works well enough, allowing us to see watermelon slaughter in all its gutsy glory.
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Sarah Sarah, wife of Abraham was also a gutsy, strong-minded lady who stood her ground with husband Abraham, the great patriarch.
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It was a gutsy move, and some lawyers questioned whether it was even legal, while a clergy group put up a protest.
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The latest inductee to The Cult was a popular and gutsy British boxer whose bouts with Chris Eubank attracted huge TV audiences.
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At the turn of the century, we needed to see gutsy, ambitious, eloquent women navigating the twists and turns of urban dating.
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Robert's not the only maniac gutsy enough to scale a massive steel structure without a harness, but he's one of the best.
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Gutsy songs like "Baybee" showcase glittering keys, vintage funk, and mock 80s synth practiced by artists like Connan Mockasin and Alex Calder.
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But does this somewhat expected harsh critique of a dovish president fairly credit the gutsy call he made in May of 28500?
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I thought it was a gutsy kill in overtime to get us to that point and in the shootout, anything can happen.
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The Clinton women were on the program to promote their new book, "The Book of Gutsy Women," that was released last month.
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Archrivals Intel and AMD teaming up to launch a chip for thin and lightweight laptops is "gutsy," CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday.
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Gone are the ear-shattering, howling, gutsy V8 engines of years past, replaced by quiet, purring, energy efficient downsized hybrid power units.
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He's also a good match for Maddie Poole, a gutsy professional gamer ("I kill zombies for a living") who calls herself GrindrGirl88.
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Still, Wallin is being praised for his gutsy performance ... taking Fury to the 12th round despite being a massive 30-1 underdog.
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The best scenes, which are the talkiest and the least given over to plot, instead showcase Ms. Hutchinson's dry, roguish, gutsy voice.
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Jon Snow (Kit Harington) led his gutsy Brotherhood group beyond the wall, where they captured a wight and faced a zombie army.
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A gutsy trick play on fourth-and-goal at the 21960-yard line staked the Eagles to a 228-23 halftime lead.
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Both are very gutsy — they are both great artists — but their art does not come from the same place in their body.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Cuba's Yarisley Silva won her third consecutive Pan Am Games pole vault title with a gutsy last-ditch attempt on Thursday.
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The title, which means "ungovernable", could be taken to refer to the gutsy primera dama as much as it describes the lawless republic.
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Peugeot CEO Carlos Tavares, who would lead the new company, is known as a gutsy executive willing to take chances to survive disruption.
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Tucked in the long gallery of (mostly tainted) men are pictures of two gutsy women -- House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch.
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Upstairs, there are a few small rooms, mostly empty, but I find another Mr. Gutsy, this one apparently in charge of the base.
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Iceman has a reputation in complete contrast to Mav's: Where Maverick is gutsy and unique, Iceman follows the rules of engagement to perfection.
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The work throughout this show is invigorating, gutsy, and demonstrates the immense power of the medium of paint when stretched to its limit.
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Even his ensemble's take on a standard like "Cherokee" exceeds expectations, its gutsy groove and electric keyboard strokes lifting up singer Patrice Quinn.
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" The ex-first lady's remarks came during a promotional push for the book she co-authored with her daughter, Chelsea Clinton, "Gutsy Women.
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"If we win that game, we say, 'Hey, guys, way to fight through that win; it was a good, gutsy win,' " Barnes said.
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Hillary Clinton appeared on "Good Morning America" to promote "The Book of Gutsy Women," a book she wrote with her daughter, Chelsea Clinton.
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I'll go visit friends and family, go to the laundromat, hang out at the house with the pet ferret (Gutsy), and take naps.
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I'm amazed by their capaciousness and flexibility — all the gutsy things that happen routinely in those books and today would be called experimental.
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It was a gutsy move by Alexander, who was helming his first race with Dillon after being tapped for the job last week.
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After leading Washington in a gutsy final drive to give his team the 19-16 lead, Haskins headed to the sideline to celebrate.
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After leading Washington in a gutsy final drive to give his team the 19-93 lead, Haskins headed to the sideline to celebrate.
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She spends a lot of time with her three grandchildren and, this fall, released a book profiling "gutsy women" with her daughter, Chelsea.
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The band went on hiatus, and returned with a series of guest singers, including Terence Trent D'Arby in a gutsy 1999 stadium performance.
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Whether his strategy, contained in a 280-page plan, is gutsy enough to make a dent in the problem is not yet known.
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Even though the Russian team became instant fan favorites with their gutsy style in the group stages, they were decisively outplayed in the quarters.
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Grace Huntington was hired in the story department in 1936, and was gutsy as all getout—as an amateur aviator, she set altitude records.
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Jeb Bush of Florida has emerged as Mr. Trump's chief critic, portraying himself as the only contender gutsy enough to stand up to him.
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Ms. Riesgraf, who at times recalls the young Teri Garr, is gutsy and committed, but not even Meryl Streep could make this hokum credible.
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" Michonne's is a 2016 Spanish Tempranillo, described as, "Vibrant and gutsy, yet controlled, this Spanish Tempranillo is as badass as the katana-wielding Michonne.
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Movies like Hidden Figures and Erin Brockovich give us a glimpse into gutsy, hardworking women whose fascinating life stories would have gone untold otherwise.
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It was a gutsy lower-league defensive performance, complete with hands rested on knees, dirty shorts, and meaningful pointing and shouting (which helps, apparently).
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They know that friends who are happy to trash Ivanka anonymously in newspapers are usually not gutsy enough to do it to her face.
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Recipe: Italian-Style Fish Stew And to Drink ... An assertive Bandol rosé or a gutsy white would go well with this Italian fish stew.
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Here in all their gutsy glory are women whose voices have not received the prominence that is their due within the story of Islam.
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As the previous tenant, his Ballet Theater colleague Cassandra Trenary is gutsy and explosive, beautiful and touching even when trying to do herself in.
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It works best when it sounds fun and gutsy, the way Ms. Midler performs it, or warm and emotional, the way Ms. Murphy does.
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" She called Trump "a street fighter" and "a gutsy New Yorker" — "the guy who puts the knife in his teeth and swims the moat.
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Wheels IT'S common practice for companies to inject new products with a frisson of dare by naming them for gutsy pursuits or enticing destinations.
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Titans running back Derrick Henry rushed for a touchdown after the team had converted a gutsy fourth-and-2 play earlier in the drive.
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Clinton spoke with Stern as part of a promotional tour for "The Book of Gutsy Women," which she wrote with her daughter, Chelsea Clinton.
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Despite nearly being finished in the middle of the second round, Da Silva was able to rally for a gutsy, second-round TKO victory.
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In the end, Geostorm pulls off one big, gutsy trick: to make you long for the end of civilization, just so the movie will end.
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I can't imagine leaving behind job security, a steady paycheck, and health insurance to launch my own thing, and I really admire these gutsy women.
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It was a gutsy move, I knew, but I felt if I kept it inside it would combust and I would be blown to pieces.
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But Van Rooyen made a gutsy birdie at the par-five 18th to take the victory and continue an impressive first year on the tour.
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And while we love these celebs' looks both before and after, their gutsy transformations inspire us to step out of our own styling comfort zones.
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The conversation about Hillary and Chelsea Clinton's new book The Book of Gutsy Women started over three decades ago, when Chelsea was a little girl.
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Manufacturers as diverse as Hyundai and Aston Martin are rolling out ever more gutsy models — some turning to electrified powertrains to push the performance envelope.
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Eubank's first PR faux pas came hot on the heels of Kell Brook's gutsy performance in his TKO loss to middleweight destroyer Gennady "GGG" Golovkin.
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Woods' final-round performance featured six birdies, bogeys on the 11th and 13th holes, and a gutsy 16-foot par putt on the closing hole.
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A gutsy brawler inside the ring, Mayorga was also willing to play the role of the villain to cartoonish lengths never seen before in boxing.
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Mob handed frighteners or not, the merry men of Sor Thanikul could often hustle up a turnaround victory because they were gutsy and well trained.
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"Billions of people can potentially look up towards the constellation Cygnus in 2022 and verify whether or not Molnar's gutsy prediction is correct," Milisavljevic said.
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The coarseness of speech and crudeness of character that were supposed to be his central flaws became evidence of his gutsy indifference to liberal reproach.
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Known as "the Flying Gentleman," Bonjasky is an athletic, gutsy fighter and three-time K-1 champ known for his aerial kicks and flashy techniques.
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Nicholas Kristof ONE persistent narrative in American politics is that Hillary Clinton is a slippery, compulsive liar while Donald Trump is a gutsy truth-teller.
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Clinton was on ABC's "Good Morning America" on Tuesday to promote "The Book of Gutsy Women," a book she wrote with her daughter, Chelsea Clinton.
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From that point, a familiar formula of gutsy passes by Prescott and tough runs by Elliott kicked in and Baltimore was powerless to stop it.
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Yet the roots of these performances lay in an incredibly gutsy decision Swinney made, not amid the playoff's high drama but during late September's uncertainty.
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Clinton, a mom of three and New York Times bestselling writer, co-authored another project with her mother, "The Book of Gutsy Women," last year.
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Carlos Tavares, a weekend racer with a gutsy instinct on and off the track, will soon be in charge of the world's fourth-largest automaker.
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This spicy, gutsy wine comes from multiple vineyards and appellations, includes many grapes (with probably a lot of zinfandel and carignan), and mixes several vintages.
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" Clinton, who was on the show to promote "The Book of Gutsy Women," a book she wrote with her daughter, Chelsea, responded: "Never, never never!
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Even a smart, gutsy woman like Check is usually thwarted, kept in the dark by men who decide what she should and should not know.
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It was Mr. Goody who was first alerted by his sometime lawyer that the mail train might be vulnerable to a gutsy and well-organized robbery.
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I was close friends with girls and would go shopping with them to look at clothes, but I was never gutsy enough to try anything on.
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The squad's numbers were a bit higher than usual, however, thanks to a gutsy ball boy who took an opportunity to be immortalized with his heroes.
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I decided to get gutsy—I increased my rate to what felt like a goofy sum, $25 an hour, and added "consultant" to the job listing.
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A. It was a continuation of my 1996 book "Gutsy Women" and dialogues with travelers that began during national book tours and speaking at travel conferences.
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The defeat left the Islanders disappointed but still heartened by their gutsy play in two hard-fought games at home against the Lightning's prodigious offensive firepower.
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Big Mouth is a gutsy, irreverent, fearless cartoon about puberty—and if that doesn't scream, "breeding ground for controversial missteps," then I don't know what does.
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Jones provided one of the surprise turns of the day, taking silver with a gutsy performance that brought New Zealand its first medal in the sport.
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Bob McKillopPortland, Me. To the Editor: I say thank you, thank you, thank you to The New York Times for the gutsy move on publishing Anonymous.
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Trainer: Chad Brown Jockey: Joel Rosario Odds: 20-1 Drape: This guy was a gutsy 2-year-old, but everyone else developed, and he has not.
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Letting Elliot and Darlene actually pull the trigger on creating mass chaos — the kind that hackers routinely threaten without following through — was a huge, gutsy decision.
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Gutsy and self-possessed, Barrett talked her way into a domestic worker training school run by the Methodist church, where she learned to iron, clean, and cook.
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A decade ago, Twitter entered the marketplace as a small early-stage company based on gutsy, simple concepts: brief, indexed, subscription-based messaging across a social network.
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" She added that her "most important identity" is being a mom to her three kids, saying, "So I'm just going to try to be gutsy every day.
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World number 43 Broady earned only her second ever grand slam win with a gutsy 24-26 24-3 6-4 win over fellow Briton Laura Robson.
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The bottom line here is that voters in the Midwest are looking for gutsy leaders who are in their corner, not beholden to the special interests. 2.
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Dallas CowboysOne thing to know: The Saints shook off the loss of quarterback Drew Brees to turn in a gutsy win over the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday.
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It was a gutsy thing for Pamela Adlon to do because it would've been easy for the writers to make the guys the bad characters on set.
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However, he knuckled down and soon became known on the circuit as a gutsy, come forward, technical southpaw who would have a go with just about anyone.
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Like with the original Ring, the company will replace the Ring Pro if a thief is gutsy enough to sneak up and pry it off your house.
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Now there are piercing, Stravinskian melodies for solo violin (accompanied by piano), now stomping orchestral tangos (gutsy Russian ones, like those in Shostakovich's ballet "The Golden Age").
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Heller's blistering satire on a war that supposedly saw America at its finest hour was considered incendiary to some and gutsy to others in the literary establishment.
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Facebook's decision to allow elected officials and aspiring ones to lie with impunity in ads was seen as either a gutsy call or a dangerous precedent to set.
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The term has many shades of meaning, and it would not surprise me if others came up with an entirely different grouping of strong-minded, gritty, gutsy ladies.
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The basic concept remains, but the story has been reimagined — a gutsy move when revisiting a story starring someone as beloved and missed as the late Robin Williams.
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Under his leadership, he "forged a staff of reporters and editors and put out a breezy, gutsy paper that investigated government with gusto," wrote the New York Times.
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But despite that exterior sameness, Apple makes a gutsy gamble on improving, and completely removing, core features that have been part of the iPhone for nearly a decade.
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These battles between tech companies and local governments have become formulaic: Municipality makes gutsy move, draws national attention for sticking up to industry giant, company refuses to compromise.
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"Leaving a random, scantily clad ladyfriend on your doorstep in the rain, right when the media is scheduled to arrive, seems like gutsy optics," they wrote in DuJour.
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As he sets out in search of a path and seeks to prove himself as a hero, Hercules is taken under the wing of gutsy satyr Philotes (DeVito).
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They include two Bad Boy sequels, a Jumanji reboot, a gutsy play with Stephen King's The Dark Tower, a live-action Barbie movie, and an animated Smurfs flick.
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So her gutsy, free-spirited friend Charlotte hires a dashing male escort (Marc Ruchmann) to woo Elsa, to boost her confidence and to end her, uh, dry spell.
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Rashad Coulter's incredibly gutsy and explosive performance impressed Dana White enough to fork over the $50k ... and Coulter says it will have an immediate impact on his family.
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Perhaps none was bigger than his layup with 30.2 seconds remaining for a 102-96 lead, cutting down the lane to capitalize on a gutsy Kyle Korver feed.
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Each documentary centers on an extraordinarily gutsy woman who put her everyday existence on camera, detailing her days and nights in intimate, pointillist detail much like a diarist.
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Something should be pointed out here, something that you hardly realize as you revel in the expertise of "Marriage Story," and in the gutsy panache of the performers.
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Of course, reproductions can be misleading, but the works of Michael West (born Corinne Michelle West, 1908-1991) in particular look terrific — gutsy, physical, and yet hauntingly self-erasing.
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Aside from Game 1 starter and former Cy Young Award winner Corey Kluber, the Indians have relied on good — but not elite — starting pitchers who turn in gutsy performances.
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The gutsy world number 51, who reached his first ATP Tour final in Sydney last week, set up a contest with Australia's Bernard Tomic or Dominican Victor Estrella Burgos.
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I think it made me appreciate my mom even more, that she so purposefully raised me with strong, gutsy women role models before it was something that was expected.
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Cibulkova gave a gutsy performance to beat Strycova after both players turned out for both their third round and quarter-final matches on Thursday after rain affected Wednesday's play.
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Volvo's ambition to put regular people behind the wheel of its self-driving cars for experimental purposes seemed gutsy on one level, and maybe a little foolish in retrospect.
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That opposition is at the core of a number of other serious grievances levied at Berlin and Brussels by the gutsy Visegrad Group (Poland, Hungary, Czech Republic and Slovakia).
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"And this gutsy CEO had to do it all with a company that had a tattered balance sheet and a somewhat tarnished reputation; a totally daunting task," he said.
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Anna Friel stars as the titular Marcella (mar-CHELL-ah), a gutsy detective who was once on the hunt for a serial killer who seems to have re-emerged.
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It was a gutsy opening-night attraction, given that a swath of the audience would be migrating to the after party at Tavern on the Green in Central Park.
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MHG was a particularly gutsy organization, issuing reports on Soviet human rights violations that it sent to Soviet leaders, Moscow's embassies in all 35 Helsinki countries, and foreign journalists.
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Fall is the perfect time to take a road trip, enjoy the bright seasonal foliage, and if you're gutsy, hunt for ghosts on one of America's most haunted roads.
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Gerald McRaney won in 2017 for his turn as Dr. K on "This Is Us," and Alexis Bledel took home an award for her gutsy portrayal of handmaid Ofglen.
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But if Kelly prevails, his decision on Kushner will be regarded as a gutsy political victory and would undercut speculation he cannot last much longer in the White House.
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Playing Grace, the young, adoring wife of a creatively blocked poet (Javier Bardem), Lawrence gives a gutsy performance that starts off tense and only gets crazier and more ferocious.
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Beating this blitz and seizing this American moment will take a gutsy, compassionate and solution-oriented effort to lift America closer to her ideals of liberty and justice for all.
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Kate White, the former editor-in-chief of Cosmopolitan, is the New York Times bestselling author of The Gutsy Girl Handbook: Your Manifesto for Success and 12 novels of suspense.
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He could appoint the first woman secretary of defense in Joni Ernst, an extremely gutsy former in-country Army Reserve commander in Kuwait who is now a senator from Iowa.
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I'm here to watch Brienne embarrass lesser swordsmen, Little lady Mormont school old dudes with her gutsy proclamations, Olenna Tyrell make master moves, and even follow Sansa's increasing political savvy.
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However, the Eagles replied with an impressive drive of their own that resulted in a touchdown on a gutsy trick play on fourth down from the Patriots one-yard line.
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Then they laid an egg against the Jaguars in Week 2 but saved the victory thanks to a gutsy stop on Jacksonville's attempt at a game-winning two-point conversion.
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Thanks to a big win from Alabama, a gutsy cover from Rutgers, and a solid push from LSU, our picks went a solid 4-2-1 against spread last Saturday.
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Complications arise when the targets go one the move, and the rules of engagement shift after intel gathered by a gutsy ground operative (Abdi) reveals a potentially devastating terror plan.
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From Requiem for a Dream and Pi to The Wrestler and The Fountain, he prefers to tackle big, daring concepts with gutsy execution that's often off-putting or stomach-churning.
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Yet, it is not England's fault that its draw included a gutsy, but undermanned, Tunisia team along with the first squad ever to qualify for the World Cup from Panama.
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A convincing victory for an emerging powerhouse, a gutsy overtime win for a streaking team, and a blowout in Mexico were among the highlights of an action-packed Week 13.
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The 26-year-old Romanian snapped her 0-3 record in Grand Slam finals at Roland Garros, beating Sloane Stephens in a gutsy match, 3-6, 6-4, 6-1.
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"Make a list of what you want and what you are willing to do for it," John Baldoni, the author of "Moxie: The Secret to Bold and Gutsy Leadership," said.
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" Clinton, responding to a CNN analyst's tweet about former ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch and former presidential aide on European and Russian affairs Fiona Hill, wrote "Speaking of gutsy women.
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In "Nurse," Stanwyck and Blondell play a couple of gutsy health professionals in a world where gangsters and their gorillas (a young, raw, extremely menacing Clark Gable) are the norm.
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Reporters have doggedly asked Clinton that question on nearly every media appearance she's made promoting a book, "The Book of Gutsy Women," which she wrote with her daughter, Chelsea Clinton.
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The answer would be no (Sharapova finished with only three aces), but her gutsy second serves and Williams's fluctuating form kept her in contention for a time, if only a time.
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For a parent-child projects, like Littlebits—or if you're really gutsy, Arduino—you'll likely need to guide your kid in some areas for them to build something functional and cool.
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Though clearly still nowhere near her best, Hosszu's gutsy freestyle, which dragged her from fourth to gold over the final length, enabled her to pip Italian teenager Ilaria Cusinato for gold.
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I thought it was just a gutsy effort from that point to get back to work in the offensive zone and a huge goal by Vern to get us on top.
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The team used some big plays, but the roots of Monday night's performances were planted months ago, with Coach Dabo Swinney's gutsy decision to start a freshman quarterback named Trevor Lawrence.
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Woodland followed his course record-equalling second round 11-under with a battling 67, while 22-year-old Sharma dropped only one stroke for a gutsy 66 in hot and humid conditions.
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The younger Clinton said at the time that her "most important identity" is being a mom to her three kids, saying, "So I'm just going to try to be gutsy every day."
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Mr Quilty—who piles paint on his canvases with a cake-icing knife to make gutsy, large-scale works that both charm and challenge his compatriots—has followed an unusual career path.
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Nonetheless, on two differentoccasions, Mr Daly's booming drives stayed true, his gutsy approaches cleared the hazards, his putter did not let him down and he cleared the field in a marquee event.
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It's 11 AM when I arrive at Industry Standard, the gutsy restaurant in deep Neukölln that's won over Berliners with its genre-busting whole-beast cookery, but the staff are already drinking.
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It was really quite an undertaking and pretty gutsy that Nickelodeon did it because of the scope of what entails with the moat, the steps, and the games, and the huge temple.
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The korv is a korv, but even though it wasn't quite as gutsy as the Argentine chorizo, paprika-scented Austrian Tiroler wurst, or the turmeric-tinted currywurst, I still wolfed it down.
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Indeed, candidate Trump made full use of the material Comey had provided him in last July's critique of Clinton, and he later called the director "gutsy" for reopening the investigation in October.
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Utah, which is trying to secure a playoff appearance for the first time since 2012, couldn't take advantage of the key Clippers' absences thanks to a gutsy performance by the undermanned visitors.
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As an author, she confers that experience on Lola Wicks, the protagonist of a gutsy series set mostly in Montana, where Lola relocated after being downsized from her newspaper job back East.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — With one shoe on and one shoe off, Etenesh Diro raised a big cheer at the Olympics on Saturday with a gutsy finish in her 3,000-meters steeplechase heat.
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But this Lifetime series turned into much more — anyone can call "The Bachelor" contrived, but it takes a gutsy kind of cynicism to turn that same skepticism on romantic love in general.
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In hindsight, working at a tech company might have been a gutsy choice if you are a chef, but working at both places gave me a different perspective on running a restaurant.
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"In this beautiful, gutsy, vibrant country of ours, police are called out to a family violence incident every four minutes," Ms. Logie told Parliament in a speech before the bill was passed.
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It was never her way to complain about being called a "gutsy broad" by jowly old bulls like Dan Rostenkowski, a Democratic congressman from Chicago, and stared at like a filet mignon.
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On the Rams' last drive, Coach Sean McVay made the gutsy call to fake the punt and throw a pass on 9707th and 5, which finally gave the Rams some offensive momentum.
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Publicly criticizing your sport's own governing body when you hope to again compete at the highest level is a gutsy move — and a sign of a significant cultural shift in the sport.
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It's a report on what's actually happening in the N.B.A., where a gutsy, ebullient basketball wiz named Becky Hammon is reportedly being interviewed for the top coaching position with the Milwaukee Bucks.
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It is a slice of the kind of artsy-gutsy takeover of open space that in New York City has largely given way to gentrification and shrinking amounts of available real estate.
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He got rid of the swamp cooler and the wood-burning stove, and added a forced-air unit for heating (with propane) and cooling (with electricity) through gutsy-looking galvanized steel ducts.
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Clinton, who was promoting her new book "The Book of Gutsy Women" with her daughter, Chelsea, said that the gutsiest thing she's ever done "publicly, politically" was decide to run for president.
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He was gutsy too: When he was about 80, he met Adele Navarra while they were in line at the Save Mart meat counter and asked her to coffee the same night.
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Mary Sansone, a gutsy Brooklyn social worker who created a robust community service organization that bridged racial and ethnic barriers, defied the Mafia and befriended supportive politicians, died on Monday in Brooklyn.
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Written by Isa Mazzei, herself a former camgirl, and directed by Daniel Goldhaber, "Cam" is more successful as an oddly feminist tale of gutsy self-reliance than as a fully developed drama.
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"I still envisioned my sexual experience eventually reaching a terminus, like a monorail gliding to a stop at Epcot Center," Witt writes in "Future Sex" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux), her gutsy first book.
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Comparisons are drawn with Peer Steinbrück, like Mr Schulz a gutsy Rhinelander on the SPD right, who enjoyed a brief poll boost after his selection as chancellor candidate ahead of the 2013 election.
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Australian Rohan Dennis (BMC Racing) took a blistering victory at the 34.2-km course from Trento to Rovereto but it was Mitchelton-Scott's Yates who deserved all the plaudits for another gutsy ride.
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Admitting that you have applied for several jobs and been denied an opportunity at each turn is a gutsy move, but Pak's honesty and willingness to change her approach led to eventual success.
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Those can be folks like wealth management professionals (or if you're really rich — or gutsy — you can find a way to invest in a hedge fund, private equity fund, or venture capital fund).
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The answer would once have been clear: she was an escapee from an Orthodox Jewish family in Brooklyn, an Artists Union protest organizer, a gutsy woman who took no guff, an ambitious artist.
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But Ms. Nuñez's involvement with the website was particularly gutsy, since she worked as a staff writer at a magazine published by the Ministry of Culture when the site was created in April.
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What largely separates Mr. Weinstein from other predators, within and without the entertainment world, is that he was once powerful, he got caught and a number of gutsy women are on the record.
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It was a gutsy move: Mr. Gersen led the frenzied tone poem "Francesca da Rimini," a work he had never conducted, and the Sixth Symphony ("Pathétique"), which he had only led in part.
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Lue made the gutsy call to bench Love, his $2723 million power forward, and stick with the starting lineup that worked so well together in a 120-90 win in Game 3 on Wednesday.
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He was a gutsy player and he made those plays that we needed at certain times of the game that got the crowd in it, the offense in it and the defense in it.
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French Justice Minister Christiane Taubira, a gutsy left-winger often considered at odds with her government on matters of law and order enforcement, resigned on Wednesday, President Francois Hollande's office said in a statement.
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Marjorie Yang, the gutsy woman behind Esquel's rise to become a leading textile and apparel manufacturer in Hong Kong, spoke to Managing Asia as early as 1998 about the qualities of a good leader.
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In 19, they released gutsy comeback album God Bless The Go-Go's, which featured an awesome single, "Unforgiven," co-written by and featuring Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong, a longtime fan of the band.
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For example, its first fragrance, Church, is meant to evoke "the centuries-old floorboards in a mountain chapel in Yugoslavia," while another, Shiso, is a gutsy mixture of bitter green and frosty mint notes.
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If you missed out on the Toronto Raptors' championship win, above, our basketball reporter breaks down how gutsy gambles helped them go from failure to the N.B.A.'s top team for the first time.
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In other words, this is a gutsy way to go international, but it's what I'll do because I trust my work and because I feel it's often best to go where others have left.
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Baylor claimed a gutsy win on its home floor over Texas, as the Bears got in the Big 12 win column with a 69-60 victory on Saturday at the Ferrell Center in Waco, Texas.
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Eric Holder, a former US attorney-general, who served as a consultant on the report, told Forbes that it would take "something that is paradigm challenging and gutsy to help solve" the problem of discrimination.
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The book is so persistently charming it's easy to overlook how gutsy this is; because Satyal's cast is so diverse it's easy to miss that he's giving us the universality we hear so much about.
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"Having an opinion, and saying it and backing it up, and just being so gutsy, I think that's great and I think that's why women's sports are doing so well in this country," she said.
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Duhamel and Radford needed a personal-best score of 153.81 points in their free program, a gutsy performance that had the effervescent Duhamel exulting midroutine and sharing her positive energy with Radford even during lifts.
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"It's a gutsy, sensational performance that adds layers to an already spiky, provocative creation," Manohla Dargis wrote of Ms. Ryan in her review in The New York Times; she named the film a Critic's Pick.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers had their six-game winning streak snapped by a gutsy effort from the Denver Broncos, who withstood a huge yardage disadvantage to walk away with a surprising 24-210 victory at home.
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She went back on tour and recorded the album after extensive cancer treatment, during a period of remission and as the disease returned, but her voice and songs stay bold, gutsy and down-to-earth.
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So for the Trump administration to basically say, "Sorry, all of Jerusalem belongs to Israel," is a gutsy move that will make Israel's leaders happy but doom any chance of bringing the Palestinians on board.
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"The little jewelry company that could," he joked — and like the atelier of his uncle, the renowned couturier Hubert de Givenchy, it has found success in the harmony of Old World elegance and gutsy modernity.
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The two standout performances — Leslie Mann's new-age airhead and, cast against type, Emma Watson as her bratty, stubbornly self-justifying daughter — are gutsy portrayals of appalling characters one loves to hate (or simply hates).
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Coaches rarely give their starting goaltenders the hook that early—never mind Vezina finalists—and many will consider the move to be gutsy and why the Predators even had a chance to come back Thursday night.
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LONDON (Reuters) - England ended their 286-year wait for a maiden 1103-overs World Cup title by beating a gutsy New Zealand side on boundaries after a tied Super Over amidst heart-stopping drama on Sunday.
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They include a gutsy melon composition—pickled shaved cucumber, tiny Mexican cucumber, yellow watermelon, honeydew, and cantaloupe assertively spiced with cumin seed, coriander, and black pepper—all brought together by a pool of tangy buttermilk cream.
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Her photographs and short films, as gimlet-eyed and gutsy as they are visually compelling, have gone a long way toward resetting our expectations of pictures and challenging our assumptions about her largely African-American subjects.
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But, with talk of HBO's growing interest in Brook as result of his gutsy display, it would appear he has won more fans in defeat than he ever has in victory—even in winning his IBF belt.
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They include brave, vulnerable and gutsy doers, problem-solvers and status quo shakers ready to challenge the prevailing wisdom, even of those here on the continent—and serve up fresh perspectives that look well beyond tired narratives.
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Nuclear option or not, if Gorsuch is confirmed, suddenly the Trump administration and Congressional Republicans go from the gang that couldn't shoot straight enough to pass a long-promised Obamacare repeal to an effective and gutsy team.
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Brian's first pitch went wildly into the dirt, but he calmed down and worked his brother until the count was full, then struck him out with a gutsy slider that nipped the low part of the zone.
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Netflix apparently bought The Cloverfield Paradox film from Paramount within the last couple of weeks, and that was not just a gutsy move but probably a good one for Netflix, for Paramount, and for the movie itself.
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Paper Girls is set in suburban Cleveland in the 1980s; it's about a band of gutsy newspaper delivery girls who function as our eyes and ears to a strange alien invasion, and there's mystery on every page.
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Slightly more downbeat than what we've previously heard from the band, the track doesn't scrimp on their signature guitar twang and complex riff-ery, which is offset pretty damn perfectly by Tina Halliday's always-gutsy and soulful vocal.
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The bantamweight title went from hanging around the waist of the unstoppable Ronda Rousey, to the clinically perfect striker Holly Holm, and then somehow came to rest around the shapely form of the gutsy glutton for punishment, Tate.
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It's a gutsy way to open — if the visual effects don't deliver, you've basically tanked your film in the first five minutes — and it's to Warcraft's credit that the orcs are often the easiest characters to identify with.
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And so my daughter and I wrote a book called "The Book of Gutsy Women" because we wanted to highlight women whose courage, resilience, really inspired us, and women from the past, obviously women of our current time.
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The troupe's gutsy and brilliant interpretation of O'Neill's "The Emperor Jones," which had Ms. Valk channeling the African-American actor Paul Robeson portraying O'Neill's idea of devolving savage manhood, became an electric consideration of American perceptions of race.
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There were hits and misses: A generous and gutsy sandwich of aged beef tartare, fried sweetbreads, shiso béarnaise and hot sauce was a standout; the octopus Bolognese had great potential but the ratio of sauce to pasta overwhelmed.
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The most profitable investment in living memory by a foreign firm in America was not a gutsy triumph but a passive stake in a domestic oligopoly: Vodafone's 45% share of Verizon Wireless, which it sold for $130bn in 2014.
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Though Emma Watson got gutsy to publicly praise OMGYes as a concept, her language was still vague, peppered in the age-old euphemism for sex — "it" — and still left female sexual pleasure in the background of the site itself.
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The gutsy American, who reached a career high 87th in the rankings in 2014, somehow overcame the distressing news to make the second round of the grass court championships in London before achieving her most important victory — beating cancer.
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Chelsea Clinton, who was in the U.K. with her mother as part of their book tour for The Book of Gutsy Women: Favorite Stories of Courage and Resilience, was unable to join as she had already left the country.
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Then, to the theme music from "Air Force One" — a film about a gutsy president who kills a terrorist with his bare hands — Mr. Trump alighted from the chopper to give Mr. Pence a handshake and kiss his daughters.
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In 1981, when Reagan made the gutsy executive decision to fire the illegally striking air traffic controllers, many in the White House advocated for giving in so as to maintain labor peace and keep the planes in the air.
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But it was gutsy work in the trenches by the team's less-celebrated defense that led to a 19-16 victory over the San Diego Chargers, putting the Raiders back in the playoffs for the first time since 2002.
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"Unchained" starts the album with a gutsy vow that "Nothing's ever going to hold me back," driven by a hefty backbeat amid plinking bell tones, phantom voices, siren synthesizers and a bass line that dives deep into primordial murk.
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And while watching Rogelio and Darci date or Rafael adjust to prison or Petra bond with her kids could have been interesting, jumping past the means to get to the end is a gutsy, risky move for this show.
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Kerber, who had her upper left leg covered in heavy strapping, looked dead and buried on several occasions in the second set but was able to stay alive with a gutsy break when Azarenka served for the match at 215-240.
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The film underlines the artist's gutsy enthusiasm and generosity of spirit, as well as her firm belief that making work about complex and important topics including domestic labor, physical and mental health, and women's bodies can be engaging and even entertaining.
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No. 18 Texas 19, Kansas State 14 Quarterback Sam Ehlinger passed for 207 yards and a score and engineered a drive that ran out the final 43:20 of the clock as the Longhorns outlasted the gutsy Wildcats in Manhattan, Kan.
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Aside from being one of the most purely ridiculous hours of TV you'll see this fall (and I mean that in the most affectionate way possible), this third reset of The Good Place represents an extraordinarily gutsy move for the show.
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Hardly as nerdy as Nicole Eisenman, as glamorous as Jonas Wood, or as gutsy as Mickalene Thomas—to name a few peers who make figurative work that is far from realist—Schutz has always seemed to occupy a safe middle ground.
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A gutsy first-half call to go for a 33th-and-1 from the Atlanta Falcons' nine-yard line in Week 9 secured an eventual 17-16 win, and earned a fist-bump in that week's edition of this column.
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Success has emboldened Ms. Ellis, 47, to push the organization deeper into national politics with a gutsy and potentially historic mission: to build support for a constitutional amendment that would explicitly protect lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people from discrimination.
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But it's something more akin to a glossy and meandering pop star portrait, pitched to resonate with the kind of Clinton fans who might purchase her Book of Gutsy Women, rather than a document of women's history or cultural analysis.
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By the end of the evening, however, he had earned the respect and admiration of the crowd for a gutsy performance that established him as a genuine threat to the stranglehold Nadal, Federer and Djokovic have on the Grand Slams.
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Ever since the first of Sue Grafton's Alphabet mysteries, "A Is for Alibi," came out in 1982, Kinsey has been a good friend and the very model of an independent woman, a gutsy California P.I. rocking a traditional man's job.
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Nobody's talking about a war there, but in a gutsy move, Kamla Persad-Bissessar, Trinidad and Tobago's former prime minister and current leader of the parliamentary opposition, recently took an action that leaders of far more powerful countries feared to take.
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And that's to say nothing of the huge collection of actors both well-known (Elizabeth Perkins, Chris Messina, etc.) and less well-known (Sydney Sweeney, recently of The Handmaid's Tale; Taylor John Smith), who drop in for gutsy, lived-in performances.
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"Fears are that an Italian dissent and resulting market turmoil would dissuade already gutsy investors from daring to participate in desperately needed recapitalisations within a very troubled 4 trillion euro banking system," said Mike van Dulken, Head of Research at Accendo Markets.
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Since first coming to wider attention in 2015 with his Hit Then Run EP, Jammz has become one of the most gutsy and energetic MCs in what is dubbed grime's 'new wave' (alongside the likes of AJ Tracey, Novelist, Elf Kid and more).
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Vodafone Australia's "Gutsy is calling" commercial starts with a voice overlay of Smith's tearful apology when he fronted the media upon his return home from South Africa before cutting to scenes of him playing for local club Sutherland and conducting a coaching clinic.
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I adore the Fast and the Furious films as much as the next Vin Diesel Fan Club member, but none feature a practical stunt that I find as gutsy or hypnotic as Maut ka Kuan, or "The Well of Death," in Northern India.
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This is, needless to say, a gutsy move, especially since the novel begins not with a terrorist but with Deepa and Vikas Khurana, whose boys — 11 and 13 years old — are killed in a market while fetching their father's TV from an electrician.
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While the US meat industry concerns itself with distancing packages of meat from the animals of which they're made, a group of Latin American chefs recently gathered in São Paulo for a gutsy dinner—literally—to remind diners where animal protein comes from.
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Comey's former reputation as an upstanding guy was based on one gutsy act — stopping President George W. Bush's minions from getting a barely conscious Attorney General John Ashcroft to authorize Bush's illegal wiretapping operation while Ashcroft lay in an intensive care unit.
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Over a track that fleshes out the skeletal beat of most reggaetón with horns and Latin percussion, Ms. Lopez sings about the uncontrollable power of love, working from breathiness to gutsy rasps; Gente de Zona heartily agrees with her, growling in satisfaction.
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After a gutsy performance against the Redskins, in which he played through pain to throw for 313 yards and two touchdowns, Newton faces a defense that has allowed the second most passing yards and the most fantasy points to quarterbacks this season.
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The gutsy anthem, which included lyrics like "I'm so crown, bow bow down bitches" rubbed some people the wrong way, including singer Keyshia Cole and some professional critics who felt the song was out of step with the singer's anthems about women's empowerment.
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The upcoming interview included Clinton's daughter, Chelsea, and was tied to publication of their new book, "The Book of Gutsy Women," which profiles more than 100 trailblazing women — from the abolitionist Harriet Tubman to Greta Thunberg, the 16-year-old climate activist.
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The 2016 Presidential candidate — who is on a publicity tour for The Book of Gutsy Women, co-authored by daughter Chelsea Clinton, 25 — added that Meghan should be given a break because all she's done is fall in love and look to raise a family.
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You have to be a strong person to have a child on your own, but anybody who feels that they are gutsy and can take risks, I would highly, highly recommend it if you're in a situation in your life where you might want to.
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Read more: Bill Belichick took over the Patriots defense for the first time in years and now they're dominating like never beforeThe Patriots rattled Darnold with a gutsy gameplan, relying on Cover 28 defense and daring the Jets to beat them over the top.
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It's also one of the few TV shows that truly seem to be about how the central group of characters probably shouldn't be friends — a gutsy move for a medium that thrives on creating fictional friend groups for viewers to imagine themselves a part of.
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This was a gutsy movie on Netflix's part; right after the Super Bowl was when a big episode of the wildly popular NBC drama This Is Us was also set to air — an episode that NBC has been marketing the ever-living crap out of.
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"Her photographs and short films, as gimlet-eyed and gutsy as they are visually compelling, have gone a long way toward resetting our expectations of pictures and challenging our assumptions about her largely African-American subjects," writes Megan O'Grady in her profile of the artist.
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DENVER — Eddie Pineiro kicked a 2134-yard field goal as time expired, giving the Bears a wild 2158.3-222 win Sunday over the Broncos and their former defensive coordinator Vic Fangio, whose gutsy 2093-point call 2209 seconds earlier had given Denver the lead.
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"I've done quite a bit of work in Oklahoma, so I know how conservative the state is, and that just reinforced my feeling that these folks were pretty gutsy," said Ben L. Harding, 68, a new subscriber who is an engineer in Boulder, Colo.
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I imagine a company, in a gutsy move, taking the steering wheel out of its car to brag about reaching level 5 autonomy in public testing, in the same way car company engineers used to street race in the 1960s, after dark when no one was watching.
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They've finally added a legitimate No. 1 center in Ryan Johansen, thanks to last month's gutsy Seth Jones trade, and while Filip Forsberg hasn't put up quite the same numbers as he did during last year's breakthrough, he continues to look like a star in the making.
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Texas quarterback Sam Ehlinger passed for 207 yards and a score and engineered a drive that ran out the final 6:20 of the clock as the 18th-ranked Longhorns outlasted gutsy Kansas State 19-14 on Saturday at Bill Snyder Family Stadium in Manhattan, Kan.
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Riding high on the biggest performance of his career, Sterling followed this win by demonstrating the kind of gutsy business savvy you don't generally find in 26 year olds, stepping away from the bright lights of the UFC to test his value on the open market.
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They likely once read to many as gutsy and authentic, but now they read to me as posturing: the boy pretending to be more bad-ass than he knows how to be, and the photographer posturing as the embedded, audacious chronicler of crusty, unconventional ways of being.
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ROSTOV-ON-DON, Russia (Reuters) - Switzerland were never regarded as one of the pre-tournament World Cup favorites but after they thwarted heavyweights Brazil with a gutsy 1-1 draw in their Group E opener on Sunday, they could be dreaming of a deep run in Russia.
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Still: It's a gutsy move for a show to examine the couple at its center and ask if maybe, just maybe, the differences that made them a compelling pairing in the first place might be the ones that keep them from being good for each other forever.
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The Czech third seed had been leading by a set and a break, but was beaten 3-20133 7-5 6-2 by 87th-ranked Slovak Magdalena Rybarikova, who put on a never-say-die show of gutsy tennis after coming back to the game after injury.
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Verdon played the lead role (a gutsy hostess in a New York dance hall) in the musical on Broadway and received raves, but the producers at Universal thought they needed a more bankable (and younger) name to carry off the screen version and brought in Shirley MacLaine.
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"The reality is that from an investment perspective, time is money, and while a gutsy developer can buy low today and build quickly, they still have to pay the financing cost and the annual taxes as they wait and hope that the market will turn," he said.
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He was right some of the time, wrong some of the time, but he could be as heroically gutsy in American politics as in a North Vietnam prison, and that's why so many of us around the country today feel a great void in the political world.
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That was "a pretty gutsy thing to say at a time when support for the system is likely at an all-time low because it failed to protect people's lives," Susan L. Shirk, chairwoman of the 21st Century China Center at the University of California, San Diego.
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The big picture: During her discussion with leading British historian Mary Beard, alongside her daughter, Chelsea Clinton to promote their "Book Of Gutsy Women," she also said " a lot of grown up male leaders" are "scared" of 16-year-old climate activist Greta Thunberg, per ITV News.
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The Czech number eight seed, who won the Qatar title in 2018, looked on course for a routine victory after running away with the first set, but former French Open champion Ostapenko clawed her way back into the contest with some gutsy hitting from behind the baseline.
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Laura Muir also channelled the spirit of 2012's "Super Saturday" when the crowd roared her home in a gutsy front-running victory in the women's 1500m for a huge personal best and another British record of 3:57.49 – knocking Olympic champion Kelly Holmes off top spot.
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Expect gutsy pitching at the back end of the Yankees rotation by a sober and motivated C.C. Sabathia, who, like A-Rod, should see an opportunity for another title run with the emergence of Luis Severino as the Yankees' ace, taking pressure of Masahiro Tanaka's elbow.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Ariya Jutanugarn sank a gutsy par putt on the 72nd hole to become the first Thai to claim an LPGA Tour victory last weekend and after finally getting her maiden win after several near misses, the 20-year-old has set her sights firmly on Rio.
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Written to commemorate the centennial of President Lyndon B. Johnson's birth, the piece was no hagiographic tribute, but a gutsy, raw concert drama that grappled with conflicting elements of the president's legacy: his embrace of civil rights and his stubborn descent into the quagmire of the Vietnam War.
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It's the first sequence this season that feels like it has a little bit of that old Game of Thrones magic to it, thanks to the gutsy, dedicated performance of Maisie Williams, the economical script of David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, and the rhythmic direction of Daniel Sackheim.
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Delegates at the SPD's conference in Bonn on January 21st voted for formal talks with the CDU/CSU by just 56%; Mr Schulz's lacklustre speech in favour of doing so paling in comparison with a gutsy, tub-thumbing display by Ms Nahles, the SPD's leader in the Bundestag.
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Back at MeroToro, the team dives into the latest Bichi samples—a delicious, wispy called Rosa de Peru, made entirely of misión; a more gutsy, juicy nebbiolo with lovely acidity; and the new filthy (in the best possible way) white, La Gorda Blanca, made from the moscatel grape.
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Scanning the inboxes of its hundreds of millions of email users is a gutsy move for the year-old internet giant, which prior to its rebranding was responsible for two data breaches at Yahoo exposing more than thee billion users' data and a separate breach at AOL in 2014.
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Wladimir Klitschko was one of the few exceptions: back-and-forth knockdowns, devastating combinations and gutsy, embattled grit was on display for all to see in a heavyweight championship bout which saw Joshua pick up an 11th-round TKO win after finally tasting adversity in his flourishing career.
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Meanwhile, in regard to Annie, it was gutsy of Toni Collette to take the part, given that she's had less than twenty years to recover from " The Sixth Sense " (1999), and as the new film gets under way she looks stricken, like someone who has already weathered an ordeal.
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Rawlings Grinds Out Ham at Home It might not have been the 30-27 that two judges scored it, but 'Rowdy' Bec Rawlings' gutsy performance in front of her home crowd certainly won her the nod against slick southpaw Seo Hee Ham to kick off tonight's main card.
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Political commentators and strategists write with some awe of President Trump's outrageous, gutsy strategy of ginning up his base with one more attack on black athletes, one more crackdown on Central American mothers and children on the Mexican border, one more assault on Obamacare, one more tariff on imports.
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Sitting beside her daughter, Chelsea, and discussing their upcoming book, The Book of Gutsy Women: Favorite Stories of Courage and Resilience, the former secretary of state sat stiffly upright when the subject turned to Trump and the latest reporting about his communication with the Ukrainian president on the Bidens.
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Originally an English recipe from the cobblestone coastal village of Mousehole, Cornwall, the dish is believed to date to a season of famine in the 16th century, when (the story goes) one gutsy fisherman took to the stormy seas and hauled in enough marine life to feed the town.
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Where: Kaliningrad Stadium, Kaliningrad Capacity: 33,973 When: Friday June 22, 2000 local (1800 GMT/1400 ET) Referee: TBC Key stats: - Switzerland opened their World Cup account with a gutsy 1-1 draw against five-times champions Brazil while Serbia went top the group with a 1-0 victory over Costa Rica.
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"She's a gutsy actress and she's been plugging away at her comedy, so I was excited to see her play Linda, when she came out of the makeup chair with the fake boobs, the leopard tights and the red wig, I knew she was going to be great," he said.
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In a tweet, she said that in solidly Democratic districts and states, progressives need "leaders swinging for the most ambitious ideas possible for working-class Americans"; but in close elections — in moderate, or Republican-leaning areas of the country — progressives are "not going to get gutsy risk-taking" from candidates.
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The more specific arguments Thurm and Christman make broadly date back to the mid-'90s, when a wave of gutsy, groundbreaking programs — The Simpsons, Seinfeld, The X-Files, the influential but canceled Twin Peaks — coincided with a sense that major Hollywood studios were less willing to take chances on artistically challenging films.
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Jang started the day one ahead of the pack but stormed clear on the back nine to close with a seven-under-par 65 for a 19-under total, capping the four-shot win with a gutsy eagle on the par-five 18th when she took on the lake with a fairway wood.
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CRICKET-WORLDCUP-NZL-ENG/ England win World Cup in Super Over drama to end 44-year wait LONDON - England ended their 44-year wait for a maiden 50-overs World Cup title by beating a gutsy New Zealand side on boundaries after a tied Super Over amidst heart-stopping drama on Sunday.
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With under a minute remaining, he took another shot to the head, this one from Darian Stewart, but he again stayed on the field without any examination, and nearly led the team to victory, with a gutsy pass to Ted Ginn Jr. with 12 seconds remaining that put Gano well within his range.
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They also come from all points in time, like Agnodice, whom Bagieu presents as a gutsy gynecologist from ancient Greece, to the astronaut Mae Jemison (the one with the tight Afro), to the "Animal Whisperer" Temple Grandin and the "Lover of Modern Art" Peggy Guggenheim (she's the one with the wild sunglasses).
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That was just ten points below the equivalent figure in 2013—when the party was much happier about joining Mrs Merkel—and testament in particular to the gutsy campaigning of Andrea Nahles, its leader in the Bundestag who is nominated to take over the leadership following the resignation of Martin Schulz, its failed chancellor candidate.
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The Korean started the day one ahead of the pack but stormed clear on the back nine to close with a seven-under-par 65 for a 19-under total, capped by the gutsy eagle on the par-five last when she took on the lake with a fairway wood to attack the pin.
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An invisible booth in the corner is authentically cheering for Xavier and a downcast pod by the bathrooms is authentically cheering for Maryland, but what I'd taken as ardent Vermont fans—one made a ferocious rawr-ing sound after a gutsy Catamount stop, it wasn't a complicated inference—reveal themselves as Vermont +9 fans.
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But thanks to a combination of some gutsy passes, more than a few terrific plays from his tight end, George Kittle, and Oakland's wanton disregard for even pretending to be a competitive team, Mullens went out and had the greatest debut for a quarterback in 49ers history, throwing for 262 passing yards and three touchdowns.
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The mother of three, 39, joined her own mom Hillary Clinton during a Chicago Ideas Talk at the Harris Theater on Monday, where they chatted about their new project The Book of Gutsy Women and Chelsea's three children: sons Jasper, who turns 3 months old next week, and Aiden, 3, plus daughter Charlotte, 5.
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If a clothing and accessories company like The North Face is willing to make an oddly-shaped backpack for the everyday individual and sell it for a sticker price where you'd expect higher-end materials, then surely someone else is gutsy enough to try something fresh and new — and that doesn't make me look like a turtle.
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In the last third of the bout, Golovkin—bruised from the pot shotting and breathing hard from the body work and the pace—summoned up some tremendously gutsy work, pouring on combinations and working at a pace which had Canelo—who hadn't been eating body shots for the previous nine or ten rounds—struggling to keep up.
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But in a gutsy, and seemingly propaganda-like, move, the US pork and beef lobbies recently held a series of four cooking classes in Shanghai, where they targeted the 20-to-40-year-old set, praising American meat's flavor and nutrition and serving it up in recipes such as brats with sauerkraut and a classic all-American burger.
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Williams, who this week survived match points against Jelena Jankovic and was down a break in the third against Peng Shuai, fought off three match points in the eighth game and had six chances to bring it back on serve in the next before the 14th-seeded Russian finally held to finish a gutsy 6-2 223-216 25-21 win.
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Critic's Pick Michael R. Jackson's gutsy, exasperated musical is set within the mind of a black, queer man who's writing a musical about a black, queer man who's writing a musical … Navel-gazing becomes a highly invasive procedure — a full-on laparoscopy of the heart, soul and loins — in Michael R. Jackson's "A Strange Loop," which opened on Monday at Playwrights Horizons.
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The LSD Tour, as it has winkingly been titled, marks the first time Mr. Yoakam, Ms. Williams and Mr. Earle have shared a bill; though their voices are a little more gravelly now than when they first rose to prominence in the 1980s, you'd still be hard-pressed to find a better group for fans of gutsy, heartfelt songwriting and rugged roots music.
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" When you (a man) explain something everyone in the room already knows about, particularly when those in the room are women — as described in Rebecca Solnit's classic essay "Men Explain Things to Me." Used in a sentence: "Someone tried to ~mansplain~ the name of Chrissy Teigen's own dog to her, which, like, is a gutsy move to say the least.
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This team, which has no direct lineage to that Senators franchise, did it with stars like Stephen Strasburg, who was named the most valuable player of the Series for his wins in Game 2 and Game 6, and Max Scherzer, the Game 7 starter who could not lift his arm on Sunday because of back and neck spasms but recovered to produce a gutsy performance on Wednesday.
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Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonSanders: 'Outrageous' to suggest Gabbard 'is a foreign asset' Clinton attacks on Gabbard become flashpoint in presidential race Saagar Enjeti: Clinton remarks on Gabbard 'shows just how deep the rot in our system goes' MORE tweeted in support of "International Day of the Girl" on Friday and gave shoutouts to prominent female youth activists whom she labeled "gutsy women," a reference to her new book.
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Putting gutsy honesty front and center, Swear I'm Good At This feels like catharsis for both Diet Cig and the listener: as singer Alex Luciano exorcises her demons (her voice, as it happens, is so pure in tone that there's no way it could ever disguise how it's feeling, whether jubilant or completely heartbroken), you're all in with her, lamenting a sad birthday, or spitting with rage at gender imbalances in punk rock.
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That's a book that wasn't around when I was a kid, and it's a great story about Mary, who as a little girl, wore trousers at a time when every girl was expected to wear dresses, and how that was the first time she had to be gutsy because there was a lot of censure and pushback, and how that was a profound moment in her life that propelled her to do everything else that she felt was right.
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