Yet, Dimon hangs onto his position, because he's right, JPMorgan can afford it.
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What's more, the average person hangs onto a phone for only two years.
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Sprint hangs onto their data for 18 months, and Verizon keeps it for 12 months.
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The insectarium regularly hangs onto exotic species that are involved in smuggling or health-violation cases.
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The Shape of Water is Del Toro's unique vision, but it hangs onto the frame of Beauty & The Beast.
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Now in week two, Bad Moms hangs onto its #3 weekend box office berth with an estimated $14.2 million.
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And such moves are bound to build goodwill with his caucus, especially if the GOP hangs onto the majority.
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In December, the rift grew another 11 miles and now hangs onto the main shelf by a little over 12 miles.
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He sweetly hangs onto the increasingly skeptical Gunnar while also creating an implausible bond with Bianca, who remains a sketch at best.
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More intuitive than explicatory, more visceral than diagrammatic, Us is horrific in a way that hangs onto your gut when it's all over.
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More intuitive than explicatory, more visceral than diagrammatic, Us is horrific in a way that hangs onto your gut when it's all over.
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So you don't just pee out extra—your body hangs onto it, potentially causing damage to your heart, blood vessels and kidneys over time.
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Sweden hangs onto the ball for a while, getting a few balls into the box, but more important, taking some time off he clock.
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Us is more intuitive than explicatory, more visceral than diagrammatic; it's horrific in a way that hangs onto your gut when it's all over.
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It's about the way Giles hangs onto his youth and is baffled by the present, where he's a tired old relic whose skills are passé.
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About the only thing "Desperate Measures" hangs onto is the premise behind a nun's being asked to bed a tyrant in order to free her brother.
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Throughout his life, Theo hangs onto a Dutch painting of a goldfinch chained to a perch, which he stole from the museum after surviving the attack.
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With the knockout win, Mousasi builds on the momentum of a dominant decision defeat of Thales Leites, and hangs onto to his spot in the middleweight top-10.
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Rascoff also hangs onto his leadership playbook, which he says seeks to "codify what being a great leader meant at Zillow Group" based on hundreds of employee interviews.
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So the Tully's closest relative is probably the modern lamprey, a jawless fish that hangs onto the sides of other bigger fish and rasps away at their skin.
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Much like that dorky friend who hangs onto your weed because the vice principal won't search his backpack, the oceans temporarily hold onto our carbon emissions for us.
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And Hirshberg is confident it's going to fly with fans, largely because it hangs onto the core virtue of the series — this is your story — while also expanding it.
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At $149, it still hangs onto the best elements of the pricier Shield TV Pro — speed, flexibility, and that great new remote — and leaves power user features for the power user product.
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Bridges is the Tommy Lee Jones equivalent, a lawman well past his era, but still hanging on to the myth of fighting outlaws, just as Tanner hangs onto the myth of being one.
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It seems like every season of RuPaul's Drag Race brings at least one queen who hangs onto the competition a little longer than you'd think humanly possible, squeezing past eliminations week after unbelievable week.
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As A.O. Scott put it in his New York Times review, Nat develops a "perverse pastoral calling," traveling to preach to slaves at the behest of neighboring plantation owners; his master hangs onto the proceeds.
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If Brat, a former economics professor, hangs onto his seat, it will be in part because of people like Steve Mourning, solid conservatives who credit Brat and his fellow Republicans in Congress for the strong economy.
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And while he may not be generally angry at or violent towards black people, he still hangs onto a version of fear many other white people in this country do: the browning of America, specifically immigration these days.
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On Careless Soul, Tyson still hangs onto the country sound he gained notoriety with, but he incorporates more of the countrypolitan sounds of the seventies—think George Jones or Dolly Parton—with big horn sections, swirling string arrangements and glittering choruses.
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It's initially hard to reconcile the awkward but benign still lifes with posed shots like "First Abduction Attempt," in which a young woman with her jeans below her thighs appears to be fending off an attack; someone out of frame is pulling her by the legs while she hangs onto a mop handle bestriding a doorjamb.
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This can often be used as a generic phrase for anyone that hangs onto another person as they forge ahead, without effort from the hanger-on.
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Pitz, Ray. "Wingard hangs onto House seat," The Forest Grove News- Times, November 7, 2008. Retrieved November 17, 2012. Dilley is within Oregon's 1st congressional district, represented in Congress by Suzanne Bonamici.
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As in wakeboarding or water skiing, the rider hangs onto a tow- rope. The advantages of kneeboarding versus other tow-sports seems to be an easier learning curve and a sense of being closer to the water when falls occur.
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She gives Steve a revolver. They go into the doctor's house together and surprise the burglar. Steve hits him with his stick but the burglar escapes. Steve is about to pursue him but Nova hangs onto him, preventing him from giving chase.
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The scene begins when Varun jumps off a mountain on Valentine's night. Vinnie and Ela go in search of him. Varun hangs onto Ela's clutch to climb up the mountain, but they fail to save him. Daljeet talks to someone about his ploy against the girls.
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It is likely that the white-headed lemur is similar. For the first three weeks of its life, a young lemur hangs onto its mother's belly, altering its grasp only to nurse. After three weeks have passed, it shifts and rides on the mother's back. It then starts to take its first steps.
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Howard Thompson of The New York Times called the film "a pretty good Civil War drama" with Stewart "perfectly cast," though he thought it was "too long. Under the overly detailed direction of Andrew V. McLaglen, it hits and hangs onto many a static snag."Thompson, Howard (July 29, 1965). "Civil War Drama".
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One day as Wen Guang walks home, he hears the clinking of glasses from the nearby dumpster truck. Wen Guang sneakily hangs onto the ledge of the truck and he is led to the rubbish islands. He digs through all the rubbish with his bare hands to look for that glass. He finds it and goes home with joy.
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Maya is depicted as the first love of Lucas North. Laila Rouass stated "she's the love of his life and he's the love of hers." When he is forced to disappear, it "completely rocks her world." Armitage meanwhile believed that Maya had an effect with every relationship Lucas had since, and having failed them all, Lucas hangs onto thinking about Maya.
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The crooks begin to crack, however. McGinnis infuriates them by destroying a large sum of the hold-up money, claiming the bills could be traced. He also hangs onto the rest, defying threats by Pino and his cohorts to hand over their shares. Specs and another of the gang, Stanley Gusciora, go on the road to meet his "sugar doughnut" in Pittsburgh.
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Palmer catches up and prepares to kill them, but is subdued by Erickson, who freed himself and followed Max. Max sneaks into the cabin to free Mrs. Patterson. Bragdon appears and forces them to the edge of the cliff at gunpoint. Mrs. Patterson's son, Gordy (Blake Bashoff), charges Bragdon but falls over a cliff and hangs onto a branch for his life.
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The canine girl grabs hold of the piano while her boyfriend hangs onto her legs. When they got themselves on top of the instrument, Krazy and the spaniel attempt to go down safely with it. But their troubles aren't over when a hostile bird bites the rope carrying the piano. The musical keyboard then plummets into the sidewalk along with the couple.
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At that moment, Skink tracks her down, and Ann prefers to leave with him rather than the Buntermans. After the photo shoot, Chemo confiscates the digital memory cards from Bang's cameras. Maury had ordered him to kill Bang, but Bang convinces him that once Cherry is dead, they can make a fortune publishing them. Chemo decides to let Bang live and hangs onto the photos.
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To check the problem, the boy beagle brings a ladder and Oswald climbs. Thinking of it more fun to create mischief than to help his friend, however, the boy beagle kicks and knocks down the ladder. Thus Oswald grabs and hangs onto the ceiling pipe which is very brittle. As a result, the pipe breaks, and large quantities of water pour in and flood the house.
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Clovis begins to dismiss her talents and puts down Gertie for holding onto her folk art in a modern world. Still, her handiwork is admired by those around her. One of the items that she hangs onto is a piece of a tree limb in which she sees a figure of Jesus calling to her to carve from it. One setback after another begins to pull the family apart.
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Adrien steals a plane and follows. In a floating jungle cafe run by Lola, the woman who financed Catalan, Adrien learns that Catalan murdered Agnès' father and that Agnès is being held in a boat. Rushing to the boat, Adrien hangs onto the side as it heads upstream and finally docks. While Catalan goes to the underground location of the treasure, Adrien knocks out all of Catalan's accomplices and rescues Agnès.
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During the raid of the house, Tom finds the laptop and sees the incriminating footage. He then takes the laptop without reporting it. When Mike and Ryan realise that Kyle and Daisy are targeting the daughter of the judge overseeing Arthur Strauss' trial, they go to save her, but during the process, Mike is knocked off the roof and hangs onto a rail. Tom finds Mike, and after a moment of hesitation, helps him out.
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I. Joe: A Real American Hero" #48 (1986) Later, again on Cobra Island, Crimson Guardsmen (with Cobra Trooper backup) are deployed into three sniper teams. They planned to assassinate Serpentor when he arrived with personnel picked up from the town of Springfield. This plan is deduced and the sniper teams are foiled when Serpentor literally hangs onto Cobra Commander, then whips the crowd up into a frenzy of good cheer. They are ordered off their shots for fear of starting a riot."G.
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Vishnu emerges in the form of a man-boar avatar. He, as the hero in the legend, descends into the ocean, finds her, she hangs onto his tusk, he lifts her out to safety. The good wins, the crisis ends, and Vishnu once again fulfills his cosmic duty. The Varaha legend has been one of many historic legends in the Hindu text embedded with right versus wrong, good versus evil symbolism, and of someone willing to go to the depths and do what is necessary to rescue the good, the right, the dharma.
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Tyler Doherty (Tanner Maguire) is an 8-year-old cancer patient with a strong faith in Jesus and a love for writing and sending letters to God. His local postman, Walter Finley (Christopher Schmidt), picked up Tyler's first letter to God. Unsure what to do with it at first, Finley hangs onto it along with Tyler's subsequent God letters. Later, as Finley is about to leave for an extended vacation, he is very worried about who will take over his route, knowing his regulars really rely on him.
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Every colossus has at least one weak point, indicated by a glowing sigil that can be illuminated and identified by the sword's reflected light. Each colossus has areas covered with fur or protruding ledges, which Wander may use to grip and scale the colossus while it thrashes about in an attempt to dislodge him. While scaling a colossus, the player must act quickly, as Wander has a limited stamina gauge that decreases while he hangs onto the creature. Wander and the colossi have life bars to indicate their remaining health.
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Her husband, clad only in a towel, chases after the Fathers as they get in their car in a bid to drive off. The man hangs onto the bonnet as Ted races away from the caravan park, losing the towel along the way. Ted eventually stops, giving time for the man to, via being sent flying by the abrupt stop, get off; the man finds a glass bottle that he punctures the car's tyres with before he walks off. Ted and Dougal, refusing to go back to the park, look to hitchhike home.
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Timothy Frischer (Heath Lamberts) is a hippy artist/painter who has been married for four years to Lily (Blythe Danner) a fellow hippy. Their marriage is shaky, so they agree to spend the summer together as a trial period at an isolated beach house on Choke Cherry Bay. They quarrel shortly after arriving and, when Lily threatens to leave, Timothy throws her suitcase into the water. Frustrated with his childish immaturity, Lily gets in the car to drive away, but Timothy jumps onto the moving vehicle, hangs onto the windshield and cajoles her into stopping.
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Later, it is revealed that Kaali is also pregnant. This matter however, is only known by Gauri and Vishwa as they bribed the nurse to get her reports before she does. In order to make sure that Kaali and Yug stay apart Gauri plans to have Kali thrown out of the house which is eventually carried out by Yug himself, as he does so Vishwa then takes Kaali to the top of a cliff and reveals her pregnancy to her just as he is about to push her off. Vishwa pushes Kali off of the cliff but Kali hangs onto a branch.
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Vishnu emerges in the form of a man-boar avatar. He, as the hero in the legend, descends into the ocean and finds her, she hangs onto his tusk, and he lifts her out to safety. The good wins, the crisis ends, and Vishnu once again fulfills his cosmic duty. The Varaha legend has been one of many historic legends in the Hindu text embedded with right versus wrong, good versus evil symbolism, and of someone willing to go to the depths and do what is necessary to rescue the good, the right, keep up the dharma.
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Moffat wrote a scene that explained Prisoner Zero's crime, but cut it because he figured no one would care. The opening sequence, in which the Doctor barely hangs onto the crashing TARDIS as it flies over London, was later added to the script to bridge from the conclusion of "The End of Time" to the TARDIS's crash into Amy's garden. Moffat thought it would be funny if they showed him hanging out of the TARDIS and nearly crashing into London, which would start an episode set in a small town in a big way. Moffat also referenced the scene from A.A. Milne's The House at Pooh Corner, where Tigger claims to like everything, but then proceeds to reject all food offered to him until he finally finds that he likes extract of malt.
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