Pop music fans: Get ready to have a field day.
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" He added, "Get ready to have a field day, press.
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China and Russia are going to have a field day.
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I could go to Target and have a field day.
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The press would have a field day for weeks and weeks.
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The irony gods would have a field day with that one.
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Nietzsche the master psychopathologist would have a field day with it.
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Hillary is going to have a field day with that commercial.
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Chauncey the gardener would have a field day with that one.
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And you people would have a field day with that, right?
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"The cabbies will have a field day," a third added gloomily.
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It just seems like the White Walkers will have a field day.
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Foreign adversaries keen to discredit US democracy could have a field day.
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John Oliver is going to have a field day with this shit.
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Once armed, Iran's military hawks could have a field day if they wanted.
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Liberals and Democrats will have a field day opposing all of these plans.
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Yoda would have a field day with this one, but he was right.
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"If my hands were tied, Iran would have a field day," Trump wrote.
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People who constantly lose personal items are about to have a field day.
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Interests opposed to central bank independence can have a field day in this situation.
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In fact, anyone who's obsessed with strobing will have a field day with this trend.
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Lest the haters have a field day, there is proof that Spears has toned abs.
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While lobbyists will have a field day, ordinary constituents will be left in the dark.
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The Daily Mirror can't have a field day with that on election day 2044, can they?
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Anyone who actually spends the time to hunt down easter eggs is gonna have a field day.
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I always joke that if I lose my phone, somebody is going to have a field day.
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Conservatives used to have a field day complaining about the high cost of moving the Obamas around.
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Once Facebook provides these hackers with a globally-traded, reliable, anonymous currency, they will have a field day.
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" She went on, "Or you can buy a jar of great gold glitter and have a field day.
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Carr, coming off a breakout season, should have a field day throwing to Amari Cooper and Michael Crabtree.
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Without some protection for plan sponsors, trial lawyers will have a field day with this kind of litigation.
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A criminal defense counsel would have a field day on these facts if a charge was ever brought.
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If Dr. Seuss were still around today, we bet he'd have a field day with the lips of 2016.
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The kitchen offers soapstone countertops, marble backsplash, and enough wood cabinetry for a dragon to have a field day.
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All I know is the people at the Merriam Webster Twitter handle are going to have a field day.
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If I got in a fight at the bar, I imagine that the media would have a field day with that.
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I'm sure a psychiatrist would have a field day with all of this, but that's not what I want to discuss.
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Democrats could have a field day in campaign commercials this fall weaponizing the farm bill vote against GOPers who voted yes.
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If the GOP pushes for a BAT, Democrats would have a field day—and rightfully so—on attack ads against Republicans.
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Democrats could have a field day if Republicans reduced the requirement to curb a filibuster from 60 votes to a simple majority.
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FAMILY FIELD DAY (Saturday) Children are invited to have a field day — in all senses of the term — at Brooklyn Bridge Park.
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I could get as much Taco Del Mar as I wanted or I could go to Target and have a field day.
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If, on the other hand, the Senate acquits the president, he will have a field day claiming he was innocent all along.
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After the break, the tabloids have a field day as Kim Kardashian visits the White House, but a CNN correspondent disses the meeting.
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If nothing else, the history books are going to have a field day with 2017, presuming everyone makes it out to read them.
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"Putting on the defendant, it's almost never done," Boozang said, adding that the prosecution "would most likely have a field day" with Guzman.
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Show Us Your Wall FRANKFURT — Navel orange, royal blue and purple, Black Forest green: A color psychologist would have a field day here.
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The tidying expert, who firmly believes in throwing out anything that does not spark joy, would have a field day with these Browns.
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If you are patient and dazzled by the night sky, by all means, get out your star-gazing blanket and have a field day.
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The result has been the creation of a legal minefield for innovators, while patent "trolls", who live off harassment litigation, have a field day.
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Luggage connoisseurs will have a field day at Louis Vuitton's exhibition, "Volez, Voguez, Voyagez," which opened Friday at 86 Trinity Place in Lower Manhattan.
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Fashionistas will have a field day at the neighboring Bikini concept mall and along the famous shopping avenue Ku'damm, just steps from the hotel.
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Creepers will have a field day with iOS 11, the just-launched update for iPhone and iPad that includes a brand new "screen recording" feature.
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Hollywood scriptwriters could have a field day with this scene, pitting the ragtag band of underdogs in white against the highly efficient men in black.
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Twitter proceeded to have a field day, with theories on the origins of the dots ranging from aggressive octopus attacks to make out sessions gone awry.
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He's well aware 'TLOP' has been pirated more than 500k times, and while he'd never steal music ... he knew the Internet would have a field day.
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"The wealthy and well-advised are going to have a field day with all the loopholes created by this bill," N.Y.U.'s Lily Batchelder said yesterday on Twitter.
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Regardless, if you're in the AMD of NVIDA camp, everyone from enthusiast PC gamers, eSports professionals, to editors and video professionals could have a field day with this gear.
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While it allows genuine organisations to better target their products or promoted tweets, trolls can have a field day spamming users with content that may offend or hurt them.
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A queer theorist could have a field day with Pee-wee's Big Holiday, Netflix's latest stab at reviving a beloved property from a bygone era of television and movies.
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Hackers and stalkers could have a field day if you make this information public, but the good news is that you can register your domain privately through a third party.
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And when top notch point fighters meet opponents who don't know how to close the distance or create distance half as effectively as they do, they have a field day.
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Love it or hate it, Cramer thinks Pruitt will have a field day, which will be good for the earnings of companies related to fossil fuels, utilities, refiners and pipeline operators.
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Lawyers would have a field day fighting about whether either promise is enforceable, which could go either way, and ultimately hinges more on the letter of the deal than its spirit.
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" Finally, Yael seems the sweetest of the ladies looking for Everlasting love, so naturally Quinn and Rachel have a field day with this earnest line: "We all feel blessed – especially me.
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Thus, even though journalists (most of whom are biased against Trump) will have a field day with his health-care failure, he must rise above it and not take it personally.
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Thomas would have a field day off the ball, and all of a sudden defenses wouldn't be able to double- and triple-team him with the aggressiveness they displayed in these playoffs.
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Mr Macron is haunted by the threat that political extremism poses to Europe; if he let thousands of migrants across the frontier, his nationalist rival, Marine Le Pen, would have a field day.
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I feel like a really good editor could have a field day turning a 16-episode season of this show into eight or nine really narratively powerful and action-packed hours of television.
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Assuming Matthew Stafford's hand is in decent shape, the Lions should have a field day on offense, led by Stafford and Jones, who is second in the N.F.L. in touchdowns (eight) among receivers.
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This might be because royals don&apost want to be seen checking the time at an event, because they know the tabloids would have a field day commenting on how bored they looked.
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ABOUT SETON HALL (26-57, 229-275): Angel Delgado should have a field day against a DePaul team that has only one contributor listed at 265-8 or taller and he is little-used Levi Cook.
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" Max Boot wrote that with Trump in the White House "our enemies would have a field day – Moscow and Beijing must be licking their chops at [Trump's] desire to abandon U.S. allies in Europe and Asia.
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She had already admitted in grand jury testimony that she was not a virgin when Polanski raped her and that she had taken quaaludes before, both facts with which the press would undoubtedly have a field day.
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Obama, who ran a scandal-free presidency, will have a field day mocking the swampland scandals that pollute the Trump presidency on a regular basis on the front pages of newspapers and television screens across the land.
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Creative minds in the employ of Bloomberg and Wolfson would have a field day writing TV ads tearing down a figure like Rohrabacher, who The New York Times has suggested has his very own Russian KGB codename.
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" "With Trump in command, our enemies would have a field day — Moscow and Beijing must be licking their chops at his desire to abandon U.S. allies in Europe and Asia — and our friends would face mortal threats.
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At this point, any genuine surprise that has nothing to do with the comic books is enough to get me excited, if only because I know the show's fan base is going to have a field day with this one.
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"Our instant reaction is that the Competition and Markets Authority will have a field day with this," said independent retail analyst Nick Bubb, noting that Tesco owns the One Stop chain that competes with Booker's interest in convenience store retailing.
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It doesn't have to be used for only spoilers, either: if you're sick of seeing, say, Kardashian coverage, or don't want to be distracted by yet another cute puppy GIF, feel free to have a field day with that mute feature.
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The only big winners would be the wealthy — especially those who mainly collect income from their assets rather than working for a living — plus tax lawyers and accountants who would have a field day exploiting the many loopholes the legislation creates.
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It's a pity psychiatrists don't wear Jil Sander anymore, though, since a therapist might have a field day analyzing the ribbed jumpers with woolly fleece-patched shoulders or the reversed overcoats that button up the rear, defying a wearer to dress himself.
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Reid and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi will have a field day injecting repellent Trump statements into C-SPAN televised floor debates and using them aggressively to raise funds and win votes for their House and Senate candidates against vulnerable GOP opponents.
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With weapons like Tyreek Hill, Travis Kelce, and Sammy Watkins at his disposal, Mahomes is primed to have a field day on the sport&aposs biggest stage, so I&aposll take Mahomes magic to outmaneuver the tried-and-true 49ers&apos defense in this one.
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"Historians are going to have a field day trying to juxtapose how in the era of the first black president, the bottom fell out for black America," talk show host Tavis Smiley, a frequent critic of Obama's handling of racial issues, said last month on Fox News.
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A Freudian could have a field day with her decision to enroll her own son in the strict Chinese system, but Chu understands that she is striving to replicate her own jumble of Chinese and American education and culture, with the parental and institutional roles reversed.
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These retailers are also expected to report anemic sales during the fourth quarter, with Macy's CEO Terry Lundgren warning in November that consumers would have a "field day" this holiday shopping season, as the company would be forced to slash prices to get rid of its excess inventory.
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Clinton in Iowa and New Hampshire next month has prompted some of her prominent supporters to discuss how they could attack Mr. Sanders if his candidacy began to look less like a threat and more like a runaway train: calling him unelectable and warning Republicans would have a field day if he were the Democratic nominee.
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The president wrote that Sessions was allowing special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE to have a "field day" at the Justice Department after the attorney general's decision last year to recuse himself from the investigation into the Trump campaign.
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Putin would have a field day if NATO members sent you letters expressing their frustrations with you for failing to uphold commitments to the alliance, similar to the letters you sent to German Chancellor Angela Merkel and others for failing to live up to their defense spending commitments, because it would air the alliance's dirty laundry in public, making it look weaker.
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In a pair of tweets Saturday morning, the president wrote that Sessions was allowing Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE to have a "field day" at the Justice Department after the attorney general's decision last year to recuse himself from the investigation into the Trump campaign.
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Opeloge won a gold at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in New Delhi, India in over 75 kg class with a Games record of 285 kg.Ele Opeloge gives Samoa second gold medal The Hindu. Retrieved 10 October 2010.Opeloge siblings have a field day Deccan Herald.
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His daughter Mrs. Kalpana Kataria is an Indian Revenue Officer and Commissioner of Income Tax and his son in law Sh Rajender Kataria is an IAS officer And presently working as Secretary to Government of Karnataka, Departments of Agriculture, Horticulture & Sericulture. Dynasts have a field day in Haryana’s game of thrones, Times of India, 24 October 2019.
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David Emanuel, co-designer of the wedding dress of Diana, Princess of Wales, commented to the Canadian fashion journalist Jeanne Beker that "McQueen is owned by Gucci, an Italian company. If Kate's gone that route, it would be the first time a British-owned house wasn't chosen. And the Italians would have a field day with that."A bet on the train of events. thestar.
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" Davis likened the film to Forgotten Silver by director Peter Jackson. Liz Ferguson of Montreal Gazette called the film a "skilful mockumentary", and went on to note, "Directors Erik Eger and Magnus Oliv have a field day here. They riff on conspiracy theories, cover-ups, things that are supposedly proven by computer analysis, the lone obsessive who clearly sees what others refuse to admit, people who enjoy sharing anecdotes from their past, anecdotes they've probably told many many times by now, filmmakers who make themselves part of the story, etc., etc.
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Jerry Harrison and David Byrne (right), the songwriters, performing in August 1978 at Jay's Longhorn Bar, Minneapolis "Heaven" is a song by the American new wave band Talking Heads from their 1979 album Fear of Music. The song has been called "the calm after their unusual ominous storm" by AllMusic"Heaven - Talking Heads", Allmusic.com. as well as something "psychologists would certainly have a field day with" by journalist Ian Gittins. Link Dave Bell, writing for quarterly UK magazine Ceasefire, argued that the song "epitomises pop as Samuel Beckett might write it: tedious, beautiful and desperate".
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Dynasts had field day in the election results, several dynasts across various parties won elections. Highest number of dynasts won from INC, namely Bhupinder Singh Hooda from Ranbir Singh Hooda, Kiran Choudhry from Bansi Lal clan, Kuldeep Bishnoi from Bhajan Lal clan, Chiranjeev Rao from Ajay Singh Yadav clan, Varun Chaudhary from Phool Chand Mullana;Dynasts have a field day in Haryana’s game of thrones, Times of India, 24 October 2019. as well as Rao Dan Singh related to Rao Narbir SinghConstituency wise win list, CEO, page 6. Aftab Ahmed of Khursheed Ahmed clan,Constituency wise win list, CEO, page 7.
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Rather like leafing through a Victorian lady's scrapbook." More critical, Booklists Jay Freeman noted that "while serious historians will find little of value here, royalty junkies can have a field day." A collector of original historical photographs, over the next few years Zeepvat compiled and wrote two photographic books, one of Queen Victoria's family and another of the Romanovs. The Contemporary Review noted of Zeepvat's 2006 work From Cradle to Crown: British Nannies and Governesses at the World's Royal Courts, "By the extensive use of manuscript collections, official records and published memoirs Miss Zeepvat has uncovered a now vanished world and answers these questions.
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The chiefly village of Tovu (Dawaleka) was shifted from its former site at the opposite side of the island (Navuli) in the 1800s through traditional request from Ramalo and other island chiefs to ease their undertaking of traditional obligations to the Roko Sau, the island's Head Chief. The island is very rich in marine resources and one could have a field day out at sea. One famous delicacy is Lairo or land crabs, which are plentiful all year round. Giant sea clam, a variety of seaweeds and just about any variety of fish can be caught by angling, spear fishing, net fishing, underwater diving, or by traditional means.
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Peter Tuscan from The Music Network said "'7 Minutes' has all the right ingredients for commercial success. Musically poignant verses and an all-out strummer of a chorus lead into a stripped back yet triumphant bridge, helped out by ethereal pads and drums." adding "Radio will no doubt have a field day with this track." Al Newstead from ABC said "'7 Minutes' is about lost love, with acoustic-plucking that builds to a stirring climax of rolling snare and dramatic vocal harmonies that will definitely appeal to fans of Vance Joy and Mumford and Sons." On March 18, 2019, Lewis performed "7 Minutes" as well as "Stay Awake" on Jimmy Kimmel Live!.
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Vinny, as an immature thirteen year old has a crush on her teacher Mrs Striebel. The relationship seems to be only thing of value in Vinny’s life. As a shy and unfriended child, Vinnys is shunned and misunderstood by the students and adults living in the town. Her life, as it is, is bearable, but when Vinny is kissed by a local boy after the school dance, girls in Vinny’s class seek to hurt Vinny in ways that have nothing to do with truth and everything to do with hurting the vulnerable Vinny and her teacher. The adult gossips have a field day ensuring the whole town hears of the scandalous behaviour of Mrs Striebel and Moller, who have fallen in love (despite the existence of Moller’s wife being terminally ill and living elsewhere).
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