A center for single men, in northern Paris, will have room for up to 600 people; another in a southern suburb, for families, women and children, will have room for 350.
|
|
After the event, however, he might have room for manoeuvre.
|
|
Mr Yusheng, for his part, may have room for improvement.
|
|
And they have room for three people, not just one.
|
|
Fact: Your oral sex skills always have room for improvement.
|
|
"Otherwise, we simply wouldn't have room for it," he says.
|
|
But American textbooks only have room for so many villains.
|
|
When you get glitches, you don't have room for error. Right.
|
|
GUTFELD: We&aposre not going to have room for your package.
|
|
"You delete three selfies, you have room for Uber" Deng laughs.
|
|
Companies have room for manoeuvre and private investment is more dynamic.
|
|
She and Mr. Corcos do not have room for a sofa.
|
|
But the Japanese capital might not have room for them all.
|
|
Poor countries don't want them; landfills don't have room for them.
|
|
And movies increasingly don't have room for that sort of premise.
|
|
Uh...do you guys have room for a few guests next time?!
|
|
But the world might actually have room for that many miniature rockets.
|
|
The Mets, however, did not have room for him in the rotation.
|
|
"You have room for one more?" asked Jos Hermens, his Dutch manager.
|
|
The center will also have room for up to 100 student workers.
|
|
The cottages have room for two to four guests to sleep comfortably.
|
|
Hillavators are sometimes installed when homes don't have room for an elevator.
|
|
In any case, that island would only have room for 100,000 people.
|
|
In Van Nuys, they now have room for their two young boys.
|
|
So, yes, we have room for improvement when it comes to gender relations.
|
|
Now they have room for everyone who wants to visit them in Florida.
|
|
I guess what I'm asking is, does that cave have room for two?
|
|
The shelter will also have room for 75 additional people during weather emergencies.
|
|
Too often, the world's attention seems to have room for only the first.
|
|
"If this is still going a year from now, I don't know what happens, because I'm not going to have room for them, my elevator is not going to have room for them, and nobody is buying them," he said.
|
|
I don't care how big your backyard is, you don't have room for moose.
|
|
So why the f— am I going to have room for all of these?
|
|
YOU HAVE TO HAVE ROOM FOR CONCESSIONS TO THE OTHER SIDE AND SO FORTH.
|
|
I can even double up on sandal storage where I have room for multiples
|
|
A paved carport and gravel parking area have room for up to five cars.
|
|
Is "Atlanta" their token diversity viewing and they don't have room for any more?
|
|
Do we really have room for such an excessive parade in the current climate?
|
|
But then out comes dessert and, well, you always have room for dessert, right?
|
|
"You guys have room for one more?" he asks, and the group eagerly welcomes him.
|
|
Does the overcrowded and cut-throat music streaming business have room for an additional player?
|
|
We still seem to have room for another burst after the tax cuts are approved.
|
|
For now, though, both of the big off-price chains have room for further expansion.
|
|
Do you have room for another must-see drama in the era of Peak TV?
|
|
We don't have room for a pumpkin-shaped pie dish or 10 spare wool blankets.
|
|
When they have room for two, a patch for Guinot's brand Mary Cohr is added.
|
|
"Even if you don't have room for a nap room, it's completely private," she said.
|
|
The hospital would not admit her, saying it did not have room for more patients.
|
|
The campus didn't have room for so many freshmen, and Irvine needed to do something.
|
|
But party officials said they might not have room for the president-elect's onetime boss.
|
|
Well water treatment and pressure pumping might have room for further discounts too, Barclays said.
|
|
Although acknowledging potential leverage risks, he said banks have room for growth and improved efficiency.
|
|
They are locked in cells that have room for a bed and a few possessions.
|
|
It will have room for 43,24 passengers and 4 crew members, just like the original Titanic.
|
|
But once it's all in front of me I only have room for half a burrito.
|
|
The R1 may not have room for a human driver, but the vehicles aren't completely unmonitored.
|
|
Pour a million Earths into a hallowed out Sun, and you'd still have room for more.
|
|
How would you fit in all the other components and still have room for the balloon?
|
|
She also compared herself to an evolving Pokémon, because even international celebrities have room for growth.
|
|
We have room for more than one flavor of candidate or voice in the Democratic Party.
|
|
But he and Plawecki have room for improvement, especially in preventing stolen bases, another Mets weakness.
|
|
My prediction is that they will have room for the full range of the human condition.
|
|
She struggled to convince friends and family that she simply did not have room for presents.
|
|
The R2 may not have room for a human driver, but the vehicles aren't completely unmonitored.
|
|
The articulated buses that now run in parts of the city have room for about 100 passengers.
|
|
If you have room for the fuel, there's no denying the delicious smokey flavor it can deliver.
|
|
Your child won&apost need — or have room for — everything on the college packing list, Harrington says.
|
|
The Plus-sized iPhone 6 and 2563S are physically larger and have room for a bigger battery.
|
|
Alphabet's Duo is testing whether users have room for yet another Google app on their home screens.
|
|
For those who do not have room for a SWAT van or a wall, there are prints.
|
|
"We had to tell lots of potential investors that we didn't have room for them," Toon adds.
|
|
And it's a big cart, so we have room for a lot of food in one visit.
|
|
I do manage to eat the sweet potato tots because I always have room for fried potatoes.
|
|
Include information about your passions and future goals that you don't have room for in a résumé.
|
|
Trader Pete Najarian agreed and said even some of the big cap chip stocks have room for growth.
|
|
We focussed on large chains, which would have room for advancement, and sent out a lot of applications.
|
|
Frankly, so much unknowing is being dished out here that nobody's going to have room for the risotto.
|
|
During busy times, half of the city's 20 main lines have room for neither more trains nor riders.
|
|
The courts are separated by a 43-foot viewing structure; the arena will have room for 6,000 fans.
|
|
If you put carpet in your room, will you have room for a vacuum to clean it with?
|
|
As long as you have room for both of these together, you&aposll have enough space to workout.
|
|
Those companies have brought thousands of highly paid workers into housing markets that don't have room for everyone.
|
|
"We need to make sure he doesn't have room for fraud," he wrote in an email, according to MyNewsLA.
|
|
But that means I don't have room for Steven Stamkos or Patrice Bergeron, let alone any defensemen or goalies.
|
|
We continue to expect the RBI to have room for another 50 bps of rate cuts by end-FY2020.
|
|
But the cargo hub in Cincinnati on which the company is spending $1.5bn will have room for 20123 jets.
|
|
Anadarko looks appealing in part because of its shale acreage, in part because its operations have room for improvement.
|
|
How they'll have room for all that pie after that insane meal beats us, but consider us officially jealous.
|
|
She explained that a messy apartment signals that you might not have room for someone else in your life.
|
|
The current space can accommodate about 120 diners; the next Bouley will have room for a fraction of that.
|
|
Any genre or storytelling form should have room for both its most realistic self and its most fantastical self.
|
|
While in the field, the autonomous advances that farming already has on highway driving still have room for improvement.
|
|
"It's the reason you always have room for dessert at a restaurant even when you're full," Dr. Pontzer said.
|
|
Wendy's, Bojangles' and Jack in the Box are all of similarly digestible sizes and have room for expense management.
|
|
We do it far better than we did 50 years ago, but-- we have-- room for improvement on that.
|
|
And yet many cities are so crowded they don't have room for more cars — even automated, electric cars congest.
|
|
Ask yourself: Do you have room for a dog, and the time and energy to feed and exercise it?
|
|
Although Snapchat and Instagram are competing bitterly for ad dollars, teens have room for both of them on their phones.
|
|
DC plan sponsors have room for improvement in setting the default savings rate for participants automatically enrolled in the plan.
|
|
Right now, you most definitely have room for another burger, another hot dog, more chips, and a bucket of salsa.
|
|
Yeah, and then games that didn't have room [for combat] were like adventure games, and a lot of mystery games.
|
|
If you don't have room for a full garden, even a bed of flowers on a windowsill can sustain bees.
|
|
Even the most rustic inns usually have room for a wooden shelf above the toilet or elsewhere in the bathroom.
|
|
When he tries to fix himself and right old wrongs, there's a chance they might still have room for him.
|
|
"Our hospitals did not have room for them so we had to put them in the fish fridges," he said.
|
|
This takes time and purposeful direction, something that TV doesn't always have room for when it comes to crafting episodes.
|
|
We still have room for growth and improvement, but we are taking daily strides to improve our financial habits and communication.
|
|
You have room for only a certain number of people and each division can only invite a certain number of people.
|
|
But if seasonal adornments haven't been on your radar or you just don't have room for a tree, not to worry!
|
|
I don't have room for hate in my heart… I am not going to stay silent and not use my voice.
|
|
One was tonal: At a time when TV has gone gritty, sophisticated and dark, audiences may have room for something else.
|
|
My bedside table doesn&apost have room for both an Echo Dot and a clock — maybe other apartment dwellers can relate.
|
|
Euronext will have room for "selective" acquisitions after its expected 692 million euro purchase of Oslo Bors, Chief Executive Stephane Boujnah said.
|
|
It seems their product, just like the AI algorithms that may one day rely on it, will always have room for improvement.
|
|
Brown called on Trump to stick to his pledge of eliminating unfair trade deals and renegotiating others that have room for improvement.
|
|
Though the store did not have room for a photo center, it did get a head start on holiday decorations in September.
|
|
Both spaceships have room for a fourth seat, bumping the station's overall crew size to seven once Russia returns to full staffing.
|
|
"Just because a precedent is made doesn't mean the states don't have room for discretion in terms of applying these decisions," Owens says.
|
|
However, most DIY solutions don't have room for complicated real-life situations, and if they aren't executed properly, may not be legally binding.
|
|
Given that Levon Biss didn't have room for an entire portrait studio at home, he turned to shooting insects in his spare time.
|
|
"Given all the uncertainty from Italy and trade tensions I do not expect we have room for (valuation) multiple expansion," UniCredit's Stocker said.
|
|
And if the space you're in doesn't have room for your voice, don't be afraid to carve out a space of your own.
|
|
In today's world of exponentially expanding media, and exponentially expanding understanding of the complexity of gender, we have room for all of them.
|
|
Okay, straight talk: I recently wrote down everything I ate for an entire week, and whoa mama do I have room for improvement.
|
|
Both Facebook and Google undeniably have room for advertising growth, but Facebook's earnings report warnings make Alphabet look even more invincible than ever.
|
|
"Sales do have room for growth in most areas, but nationally, overall activity could be slightly negative," Yun said about next year's forecast.
|
|
As a student in Montreal, Moshe Safdie concluded that people should live in denser settings and that apartments should have room for gardens.
|
|
The boxes and packing materials also took up a lot of refrigerator space, we found, something many millennials may not have room for.
|
|
"We decided to act on prices now as we have room for any such manoeuvre", Chief Executive Mike McCollum told analysts in a briefing.
|
|
"I understand because they only have 12 reality shows that are on TV 80 hours a week, but they didn't have room for me."
|
|
Clearly 5D Totalmotion isn't a consumer device, unless you have room for an entire VR setup and a motion machine, in which case cool.
|
|
But the most impressive part of the lower level might just be the wine cellar, which appears to have room for hundreds of bottles.
|
|
Eventually the school will have room for 600 children up to age 18; administrators say they will open a secondary school as enrollment rises.
|
|
The URB-E Pro GT is great for people who don't want to exercise or don't have room for a bike in their daily commute.
|
|
You need a deep side pocket so you can forget about your phone, carry your keys, and maybe have room for a snack or something.
|
|
I believe we still have room for all of that – and don't have to choose to be right or win to the exclusion of civility.
|
|
For those who don't have room for another dog in their home, Lauch hopes they learn an important message about shelter animals from this story.
|
|
It would cost relatively little to turn the building into two large chambers, which unlike those of Westminster would have room for all their legislators.
|
|
J. is making himself dinner, but after my enormous lunch, I only have room for a handful of baby carrots and a couple lychee jellies.
|
|
While the technology will likely always have room for improvement, Ronnie James Dio's widow, Wendy Dio, told CNBC that the skeptics have it all wrong.
|
|
"While certain aspects of the guidelines need to be updated, some prescribers also have room for improvement and should implement the current guidelines," McKinnell said.
|
|
We bought presents very intentionally and have all ready cycled out the old toys from our toy drawers to have room for the new few.
|
|
A second type of countries such as Brazil, the Gulf or Romania, already have good energy infrastructure but have room for more power demand growth.
|
|
"Most markets around the world have room for one or two major carriers," said Samuel Engel, head of the aviation practice at consulting firm ICF.
|
|
There are many ways to clear up space on your iPhone to make sure you have room for all the photos and apps you need.
|
|
Political philosopher Felix Pinkert of the University of Vienna believes that an off-world colony would not have room for democracy as we know it.
|
|
But what about older phones, or cheaper ones, or tiny smart home gadgets that don't have room for that kind of thing on their boards?
|
|
The United States by its own decision currently has only a single warhead in each of its ICBMS, but these too have room for more.
|
|
"We have room for improvement as the vines get older and the flavor gets better," says Zhang, who reckons her personal journey has just begun.
|
|
In the first season, we were on a rather small stage, and we didn't have room for much outside the windows of the coffee house.
|
|
The fact is, not many people have room for two, and their tastes and lifestyles are probably already pushing them toward one over the other.
|
|
CBP agents claimed that the San Ysidro facility was already full of asylum seekers whose cases were being processed, and didn't have room for more.
|
|
Certainly, if we have room for Sum 41, Taking Back Sunday, and the entire Drive Thru Records catalog, we can squeeze them in there too, no?
|
|
Why does Disney Plus have room for "Chef Donald," a short from 1941 starring Donald Duck, but not "Commando Duck," a seven-minute cartoon from 1944?
|
|
I'm not talking about stodgy old brown furniture, but some sizable and boldly colored postmodern pieces they collected and love but no longer have room for.
|
|
"All of this suggests that the chancellor should have room for some easing of austerity in his budget in November," said John Hawksworth, chief economist at PwC.
|
|
"Euro zone countries still have room for taking on new debt in line with the rules of the Stability and Growth Pact," Vasle said in a statement.
|
|
With a wallet case like this one from Speck, your phone will be protected but you'll still have room for credit cards and ID on the back.
|
|
While I won't have room for $1,000-an-hour training sessions in my budget anytime soon, I can make room for more burpees in my future workouts.
|
|
Camus's humanism didn't have room for Breton's joking tongue-in-cheek nihilism or Marx's deadly serious historical thinking, but he did have certain insights about their incompatibility.
|
|
But not to worry, there is a smaller size available (1.7 oz) that's more vanity-friendly; you may find you have room for more than just one.
|
|
Home was a former nut-processing plant close to downtown where she and her mother and stepfather had moved to have room for her mother's resale shop.
|
|
Ricardel was upset the first lady's team didn't have room for her on the plane for Africa trip, and tried to block NSC resources for the trip.
|
|
The avocado doesn't have room for much furniture beyond the bed, but guests can take in the view of their stunning surroundings from a porthole-style window.
|
|
"All the Gulf carriers realize they have ordered too many wide-bodied aircraft and don't have room for them, especially now," said an aircraft finance industry official.
|
|
We don't have room for a big one, and they don't have many real little ones, so I settle on a five-foot fake tree that's pretty cute.
|
|
Most households probably only have room for one of those — so getting customers into the ecosystem when they're buying a home might keep them for the long haul.
|
|
"We all have room for improvement, so be honest with yourself: How would an interviewer see you as compared to other candidates?" writes personal brand expert Brenda Bence.
|
|
The hospital, modeled on one constructed in Beijing for the SARS epidemic in 2003, will have room for 1,000 beds and is expected to be finished by Feb.
|
|
The most successful acquisitions have been those of younger brands, which have room for growth and have yet to develop expensive supply chains and costly, little-used store bases.
|
|
I don't have room for all my CDs here in Shanghai, but in the bag I brought with me I have stuff like Wu-Tang Clan, Eminem and Tupac.
|
|
When results are visible, not merely oral, "you have room for advertising, of course," said Schindler, whose company grosses an estimated $70 billion annually through ads above search results.
|
|
Back in 2011, Don's erroneous guess that my daughter was talking about a piano cracked me up — she really meant that the apartment would have room for a baby.
|
|
We're going to reduce the carbon footprint when we travel by shrinking the press pool so that we only have room for Sean Hannity, Lou Dobbs, and Judge Judy.
|
|
As a student, you don't have room for these unnecessary expenses, especially when there are so many streaming services available that will help deliver your entertainment fix on the cheap.
|
|
However, these test aircraft will only be half the size of commercial airliners and will only have room for the pilot, which is why the above image looks so small.
|
|
Few things are more annoying than being told that you don't have room for another app or photo, even after pushing as much data as possible to iCloud or Dropbox.
|
|
Traditional banking isn't likely to be completely displaced by fintech disrupters, however, said Mr. Wallace of Silicon Valley Bank; the industry is large enough to have room for more firms.
|
|
I'm the happy owner of two Echo devices (the original Echo and an Echo Dot), and thought I couldn't possibly have room for another, but the Spot proved me wrong.
|
|
Since Chuck and Bobby are forever ready to wrestle in the slop, "Boasts and Rails" is primarily about the miseducation of Bryan Connerty, because his values have room for corrosion.
|
|
Sorry we don't have room for you all but I'll share some of the discussion in next week's newsletter to get a better sense of whether what we hear resonates.
|
|
The likely locations — Long Island City, a neighborhood in Queens, and Crystal City, a part of Arlington, Va. — are outside their regions' central business districts and have room for development.
|
|
The move is being made because her previous burial place did not have room for plots for her children (including Liza Minnelli) and grandchildren to be buried with her, PEOPLE confirms.
|
|
This spaceship will supposedly have room for about 100 passengers, and the rocket will be so powerful that the spaceship can be filled with 150 tons' worth of people and supplies.
|
|
"However, more fiscal stimulus - in the form of public investment - in countries that have room for manoeuvre, and structural reform more widely - is also needed to support monetary policy," he said.
|
|
If you have limited kitchen space, it's often easy to give up on cooking — especially if you don't have room for the tools and gadgets that make cooking easy and enjoyable.
|
|
"We have room for manoeuvre in monetary policy," he said, adding that the outlook for inflation remains benign and that this gives the central bank an ability to pursue countercyclical policies.
|
|
However, I live in New York, not Minnesota; if you're going to be riding regularly in extreme temperatures, it's smart to size up in order to have room for added insulation.
|
|
First seen in concept form last year, the production version of the Telluride will have room for up to eight adults, though a seven-seat version with captain's chairs will be available.
|
|
In 2011 the couple added another vehicle and, more recently, a smaller Kona Ice kiosk that enables them to service events that don't have room for the big Kona trucks to park.
|
|
Dyson's 360 Eye robot vacuum The Dyson 360 Eye is unsurprisingly a terrific vacuum, but it does have room for improvement for a robot – which isn't saying anything new for the category.
|
|
"How do you personally react to that, it's painful to read these tweets — that's our society, you have to have room for all these voices," Kordestani said at the Bloomberg technology conference.
|
|
Some of the policies are going to be very expensive - a trillion dollars for infrastructure, $6463 billion a year, extra defense spending - the budget may not have room for all of that.
|
|
There had been speculation the Yankees would be in the market for a top pitcher as the July 27 trade deadlineapproached, but they always have seem to have room for big boppers.
|
|
While hefty for a skateboard, it can fit in a corner of your closet or under your desk, making it perfect for city dwellers who may not have room for a bike.
|
|
For Tebow, this question is all about evaluating your character to see if you have room for improvement, but Welch says it can also guide you in assessing your reputation at work.
|
|
That leaves one left to spare, and if I was someone who used an Apple Watch or another wearable, it's nice to know that I'd have room for that to charge, too.
|
|
And when you get tired of racing on the track you've built, or don't have room for a huge race layout, the cars can be driven around anywhere, just like regular RC toys.
|
|
Which can be quite specific and idiosyncratic, but doing that in such a way that people have room for their own interpretations, and be able to add their personal takes into the artwork.
|
|
If you insist on having lots of books — she and Mr. Corcos have quantities, on shelves and on handcarts, with some tucked into vintage breadboxes — you may not have room for a sofa.
|
|
BRASILIA, Sept 9 (Reuters) - Brazil's central bank may have room for additional rate cuts if the inflation outlook remains tame, according to a presentation by bank president Roberto Campos Neto released on Monday.
|
|
Kuo's predicting the X will receive a bump in RAM from 3GB to 4GB and a new two-cell L-shaped battery that could have room for up to 33 percent more battery capacity.
|
|
If you're outfitting a small kitchen that doesn't have room for a full-sized stove (perhaps you're renovating a cottage) Sharp's new countertop oven would certainly fit the bill for the occasional small meal.
|
|
Since we're not friends with any Hollywood power couples and since we definitely don't have room for one in our apartments, we may never be able to add this extravagant piece to our homes.
|
|
Meanwhile, the BFS, which should have room for around 100 passengers, was supposed to have six engines of its own that the vehicle will also use to land on the surfaces of other worlds.
|
|
Pundits will draw conclusions, such as that their message or policy ideas were unpopular with Democratic voters or that the party "doesn't have room" for a moderate, a woman, or whatever might characterize them.
|
|
The ancillary nonsense, though, sapped the momentum of the show, which ran three hours and somehow still didn't have room for "The New Girl in Town," a smart, punchy number from the film version.
|
|
"I thought we were better defensively — still have room for improvement but we were a little more active and swarming," Bennett said after his team cruised to a 71-54 ACC victory over the Eagles.
|
|
If you still haven't hopped on the train, it's probably because A. you don't have room for it or B. you don't see a point in spending $100 on an appliance you technically don't need.
|
|
Why you'll love it: If you don't have room for a full-size iron in your travel bag, but you need pressed clothes when you arrive, the Ivation Small Mini Iron will do the job.
|
|
As a moderator for GaySoundsShitposts, Ingram works hard to ensure that the sub's subscribers have room for self-exploration (be it in meme form or the occasional advice-based post) while acknowledging the sub's limitations.
|
|
Given the boxes mounting everywhere as well as the appointments of various people who are coming to take away the piano and the records and some paintings we won't have room for, should I cancel?
|
|
Governors, he argues, are turned off by the fact that they have to kick in 10 percent of the cost of Medicaid expansion and feel they don't have room for that spending in their budget.
|
|
The measure would affect nine communities that have either reached their caps on charter enrollment or have room for only one more charter school: Boston, Chelsea, Everett, Fall River, Holyoke, Lawrence, Lowell, Springfield and Worcester.
|
|
We also scoured reviews and guest feedback, to highlight what makes each place great, where some have room for improvement, and insider tips on special requests you should make to ensure the best stay possible.
|
|
A report by the US think tank Center for Strategic and International Studies states that the hangars constructed on the Spratly Islands appear to have room for any fighter jet in the Chinese air force.
|
|
What I said in my Mundell-Fleming lecture was that simple models don't seem to have room for the confidence crises policymakers fear – and that I couldn't find any plausible alternative models to justify those fears.
|
|
The Cassini team might have room for different maneuvers during the Grand Finale, as they don't need to account for a rain of pebbles every time they'll be passing through the ring-plane of the gap.
|
|
"I hear a lot that people don't have room for it in their budget, but you really want to make room — this is free money," says Jessica Goedtel, a financial advisor with Valley National Financial Advisors.
|
|
Reception centers across the country have room for about 80,000 asylum seekers, said Nadege Letellier, who heads the refugee program at Samu Social de Paris, a charity which matches refugees with volunteers willing to host them.
|
|
If you're curious about Eggleston but don't have room for all 10 volumes of "The Democratic Forest," the boxed set that covers his career in great detail, this book is not a bad place to start.
|
|
Yet by breaking the cultural stranglehold of domesticity, Hefner opened the door for a wider sexual revolution, one that would have room for the half of the human species that Hefner himself was often hostile to.
|
|
You have to have room for learning as well, I think, because when you shine a light on it and you see what's going on, you have to say, O.K., now how do we fix this?
|
|
While we don't have room for a full router buying guide here, if you have a look at the Netgear Nighthawk AX10 or the TP-Link AX6000 to see some of the specs and features available.
|
|
It's a narrower phone, so you have room for an icon or two, whereas on the bigger phone everything you need for the status icons is up there, and it's a very good use of the space.
|
|
But it turns out, as ABC president Channing Dungey said in a conference call, the network was just planning to load up on sci-fi shows on Fridays, and thus didn't have room for Last Man anymore.
|
|
The larger regional jets reportedly under consideration would burn less fuel per passenger than 50-seat planes and have room for two cabin classes rather than one, giving the Atlanta-based carrier an opportunity to add revenue.
|
|
"Often, it just boils down to the fact that you don't have room for another set of chairs," said Amy Kehoe, who runs Nickey Kehoe, an interior design studio and store in Los Angeles, with Todd Nickey.
|
|
Three quarters of the surveyed Mashable employees said they were not sure whether they have room for another streaming service in their lives — but the answer to that question would depend on how how good the shows are.
|
|
However, while Gaga is one of the most surprising artists in the business — her new album completely departed from the avant garde pop star routine she's so famous for — her new show doesn't have room for change-ups.
|
|
Linenspa 2 Inch Gel Infused Memory Foam Mattress Topper (Twin) — $39.99 See Details For even more sneaky storage, some simple, plastic under-the-bed drawers are ace for rooms that literally don't even have room for extra shelving.
|
|
It doesn't have a romantic bone in its body, to the degree that its one major female character is a girlfriend who essentially exits the movie about halfway through because the characters no longer have room for her.
|
|
For many people in search of recovery, completing detox is a small hurdle compared to what they must accomplish next: navigating a referral process for post-detox treatment that leads to facilities that don't have room for them.
|
|
The hangars on Fiery Cross, Subi and Mischief Reefs in the Spratly islands have room for any fighter jet in the Chinese air force, the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) said in a report on the photographs.
|
|
If I ate too many of the hard-to-resist fried artichokes, crunchy and garnished with Parmesan slivers and lemon juice, would I have room for the sweet and meaty mussels swimming in a garlicky, zippy fra diavolo sauce?
|
|
After China said it did not have room for the cargo plane Mount Sinai wanted to send, the health system got a Goldman Sachs executive to convince NetJets, which Mr. Buffet owns, to send two small 22020-seat jets.
|
|
It was his first local stop on his three-year, globe-spanning Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour, with a show that lasts more than two and a half hours and doesn't even have room for all of his hits.
|
|
Sanders," Buttigieg said, "but when I hear this message go out that you're either for revolution, or you've got to be for the status quo, that's a vision of the country that doesn't have room for most of us.
|
|
"I am not concerned that our Republican Party will not have room for folks like me, like Curbelo, like Jeb Bush, because I believe the Trump presidency is just going to be a blip," Ros-Lehtinen told the Herald.
|
|
In ultra-liberal New York City, we're trying to keep people out of jail, and we still don't have room for all the people we've locked up or the capacity to keep them safe and exposed to rehabilitative programming.
|
|
We discuss the schedule for the day, what things are pending, what things I must do right away, and finally, our least favorite thing…how many meetings I need to fit into my schedule that we don't have room for.
|
|
LIMA, March 9 (Reuters) - Peru's central bank cut the benchmark interest rate this week because of uncertainty over economic growth and public investments, and would have room for a new reduction if inflation slowed unexpectedly, a bank official said on Friday.
|
|
The map below depicts each state's level of solar installation, so you can get a better sense of how beginners in the Midwest compare to "Solar Stars" on the West Coast — though even the top solar cities have room for improvement.
|
|
I put a sign next to it that said "Take for free" and filled the post box with goods that I didn't have room for anymore, like the blood grenades and a couple of other things that would be useful.
|
|
Bentley used the riot to push state legislators to approve a bill that would borrow $513 million from the state's educational fund to build four new "mega-prisons," which would have room for far more prisoners than the current facilities.
|
|
And because Gadot's skimpy costume did not have room for her growing baby bump, the crew had to get creative with a combination of modern technology and a small triangle-shaped piece of green-screen cloth, which they placed over Gadot's bump.
|
|
Danny Sebright, the president of the Washington DC-based U.S.-UAE Business Council, has been quoted in local media as saying the UAE could have room for negotiation on the tariffs because of the importance of its aluminum to U.S. aircraft manufacturing.
|
|
My special Spice Salad was filled with so many flavorful elements — mango, lemongrass, avocado, fried tempeh, radish, fresh chile — I almost didn't have room for my side of crispy cassava root fries with "basa gee espuma," a kind of whipped-foam aioli. Almost.
|
|
But it turns out that even the best things have room for improvement, because on Monday, Pusha T announced that he had remixed the Succession theme song—and HBO better use it during the opening credits for the season two finale next week.
|
|
But because Hearphones aren't meant to be invisible they have room for a long antenna, a big rechargeable battery, high-quality microphones and speakers, and far more power-hungry sound-processing and noise-cancelling technology than could be concealed inside an ear canal.
|
|
"Oil prices still have room for further upside as many analysts are still having to upgrade their demand forecasts to include a rather calm period on the trade front," Moya said, referring to warming trade relations between China and the United States.
|
|
We each get one more cocktail ($95.48) We decide we have room for dessert and walk to Salt and Straw, an ice cream place with quirky flavors (you cannot thrive as an ice cream shop in Seattle if you only serve basic flavors).
|
|
Ireland is likely now to have room for almost nine more months of ECB purchases at 500 million euros per month, up from just over seven months of headroom in August, estimated Ryan McGrath, head of fixed income strategy at Cantor Fitzgerald.
|
|
"Oil prices still have room for further upside as many analysts are still having to upgrade their demand forecasts to include a rather calm period on the trade front," Moya said, referring to the warming trade relation between China and the United States.
|
|
At the SAB's January meeting, Honeycutt told other members of the board that the agency was pushing for a faster review of its policies, asking SAB to be more timely and efficient in returning its feedback, an area Honeycutt said could have room for improvement.
|
|
"We don't have room for Jimmy Olsen in our big pantheon of characters, but we can have fun with him, right?" says Snyder, blithely glossing over the fact that "have fun with" involves recasting a beloved character as a liar and then murdering him.
|
|
That's not something that interests me personally — I've never really had issues with a gas cooktop, nor does my kitchen have room for another appliance — but I definitely know people who get nervous about cooking and want to do everything exactly by the book.
|
|
What I love is the ample surface area (71 by 16 inches), which you can easily place a laptop or iMac on top and still have room for desk accessories, snacks, reference books, or whatever you need (it will hold up to 350 pounds).
|
|
The TechCrunch Hackathon is shaping up to be a huge battle royale, but we still have room for a few more creative coders, hackers and outright webmonsters to join us at Disrupt San Francisco 2019 on October 2-4 for a chance to win $43,000.
|
|
But at its best, it's a beautiful coming-of-age story about a black teenager, the people who want him to live up to all his promise, and a country that doesn't seem to have room for him — no matter how great he might become.
|
|
To narrow the field and highlight the best hotels in Miami in 2020, we stayed at, toured, and researched the city's top-rated hotels with tips on what makes each place great, where some have room for improvement, and how to maximize your stay.
|
|
I always recommend snagging a soundbar with a subwoofer included for maximum audio enjoyment, but if you live in a smaller apartment, or simply just don't have room for a subwoofer in your living room, the subwoofer-less Yamaha YAS-109 is for you.
|
|
In fact, while we refer to devices as being part of the internet of things, few actually have room for the most fundamental layer, otherwise known as the IP stack, which allows them to directly connect to the internet, hence the reliance on wireless connectivity.
|
|
This is good because we love to cook, so we have room for all of our appliances and ingredients, but unfortunate because things get lost in those top cabinets (hello, steel-cut oatmeal from 2009!), and I always end up buying way more than we need.
|
|
"We wanted to make sure Mr. Bezos and his team notice us, and send a message of 'We have room for you to grow here for the long term' — nothing signifies that better than a Saguaro," Joe Snell, Sun Corridor's president and CEO, told the Associated Press.
|
|
Plus, if the county's renderings are to be believed, it will only have room for one shuttle bus at a time, which will inevitably be delayed by fans on foot spilling over from the pedestrian path right next to the bus land, and oh, the humanity.
|
|
Progressive economic policies, again, largely benefit rural whites when compared with conservative ones, but the culture we make and consume, and the politics we express on our Facebook walls, often seem like they only have room for city dwellers, no matter how much that's not true.
|
|
And even if I were keen on purchasing something, seeing as I was about to begin a trip by train from Istanbul to London carrying all my earthly possessions with me, I didn't have room for anything more in my two small suitcases and single backpack.
|
|
"Oil prices still have room for further upside as many analysts are still having to upgrade their demand forecasts to include a rather calm period on the trade front," Moya said, referring to signs of a thaw in trade relations between China and the United States.
|
|
Democrats have signaled they are hoping to work in a bipartisan manner, so Republicans may have room for some across-the-aisle negotiations, especially given that anything that passes the House still has to pass a Republican-controlled Senate and be signed into law by a Republican president.
|
|
"The people who ultimately rise to the top in the Democratic Party are going to be people who build a big tent, an inclusive tent, recognize that we're not monolithic, that we have room for lots of different opinions," Jarrett said on the latest episode of Recode Decode.
|
|
And I think that, notwithstanding the current climate, that the people who ultimately rise to the top in the Democratic Party are going to be people who build a big tent, an inclusive tent, recognize that we're not monolithic, that we have room for lots of different opinions.
|
|
Satellite images taken in late July over the South China Sea show that hangars constructed on Fiery Cross, Subi and Mischief Reefs in the Spratly islands, have room for any fighter jet in the Chinese air force, the Washington-based Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) said.
|
|
The second is to decide whether you're after a Windows, macOS, or Chrome OS machine—we don't have room for a full debate here, but chances are you're going to want to stick to what you already know and are comfortable with, and that decision will narrow your choice too.
|
|
In his first interview about Jam, founder John Backus tells TechCrunch it will let users save login details with local encryption, add friends you can then authorize to access your password for a chosen service and broadcast to friends which of your subscriptions have room for people to piggyback on.
|
|
But if the rumors are right, the Note 10 will have a hole-punch that's center-aligned at the top of the screen; unlike the S10+ which has a double hole-punch to house two cameras (selfie camera and 3D depth camera), the Note 10's hole-punch will only have room for one.
|
|
Nowadays, President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE is expected to lay out a plan to create a so-called "Arab NATO", a force that might even have room for Israel in a later stage.
|
|
Next steps tor progress Bode, who is the chair of the department of biological sciences, said that there is such great momentum in the cancer fight that even in his small lab at Northern Illinois University he doesn't have room for all the people who want to work on the breast, brain and liver cancer projects the lab has underway.
|
|
While it's fun to donate as part of a big viral event like the Ice Bucket Challenge, you can often do a lot more for a charity if you donate regularly, and if you double-check to see if the core programs you want to fund have room for more funding — that is, additional money will be spent on those programs if it's received.
|
|
"I was buying pieces with my husband, and at that time we didn't have room for many things, and when I began to pull work out of storage, I said to myself, 'Oh my God, really everything is Minimalist,'" said Ms. de Gunzburg, who said she was drawn to Dia because of its roots in the Minimalist and Conceptualist art of the 1960s and 1970s.
|
|
"The two-bedroom satisfied a nagging desire on my part to have room for a proper dining table and also to have a separate room for the TV, so that if Larry was watching TV I didn't necessarily have to be a part of that experience," said Mr. Erdreich, a real-estate developer and architect who works in both his native Birmingham and New York.
|
|
" * Kinnevik becomes the biggest owner of Com Hem as it bought the stake from NorCell, the indirect investment holding company of funds advised by BC Partners LLP, for a cash consideration of SEK 110 per share, a total of SEK 23 billion * "We have a strong balance sheet... after the Com Hem acquisition we have a leverage of 4 percent (vs target of not exceeding 10 pct), so we have room for more investments.
|
|
LG Soundbar With Wireless Sub for $290 ($229 off): If you don't have room for a complete 2330 surround sound system, or if you're sure it'll get you evicted from your apartment, a soundbar-and-subwoofer combo is your next best bet for quality audio when listening to music or watching TV. Specs are 2500W RMS power, split between the soundbar (1393W x 2139) and a 260W subwoofer includes a six-inch driver.
|
|
The Success of All-Male Schools The Upshot | Extensive Data Shows Punishing Reach of Racism for Black Boys Fathers' Sons and Brothers' Keepers Room for Debate: The Assumptions Behind Obama's Initiative "My Brother's Keeper" Fraternities, Sports and the Military Colleges Condone Fraternities' Sexist Behavior What a Fraternity Hazing Death Revealed About the Painful Search for an Asian-American Identity The Boys in the Clubhouse A Wrestling Culture That Helps Keep Boys Away From Fighting The Perils of Mixing Masculinity and Missiles Media and Arts Super Mario Run's Not-So-Super Gender Politics Does Gay Hollywood Have Room for Queer Kids?
|
|