Some are skeptical that 365 stores will hit the mark.
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Few of those games hit the mark for me personally.
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The LG V20 just doesn't hit the mark for me.
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Bots hit the mark on every pattern Silicon Valley loves.
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The more you hit the mark, the more healthier she becomes!
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With a month to go, others could still hit the mark.
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Former Congressman John Delaney had already hit the mark in 2018.
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Mr. Granger's attempts to provoke did not always hit the mark.
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As it happens, models have roughly hit the mark all along.
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Looking at all pollsters, the average poll hit the mark nearly perfectly.
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Netflix's early experiments with interactive content may not have always hit the mark.
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Arya, on the other hand, emerges to perfectly hit the mark Bran couldn't.
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This season, only seven players hit the mark, the lowest number since 1991.
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The fresh produce seemed to be the only section that hit the mark.
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Luckily for them (and for us), Ode to the Flame hit the mark.
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But the problem is that a lot of people fail to hit the mark.
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From early indications, he hit the mark with his most conservative supporters on Tuesday.
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They are kind, encouraging, and great coaches when I don't quite hit the mark.
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When Square didn't hit the mark, it owed them $93 million in new shares.
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The iPad Pro, the Pencil, seem to have really hit the mark with that audience.
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First, to hit the mark, OPEC must receive compliance from non-OPEC producers, namely, Russia.
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So I hit the mark, say the words, and get the hell out of there.
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Expectations for Dark Souls are rightly high, and Ashes of Ariandel doesn't hit the mark.
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Two hundred years on, Austen's sniping observations of human vanity and folly still hit the mark.
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While many artists have succeeded (some more than once), certain songs didn't quite hit the mark.
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If they hit the mark, I'll look like T. E. Lawrence reincarnated, with an upgraded camel.
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If you love fragrant "baby-smelling" things, this probably won&apost hit the mark for you.
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Smith stopped Eberle's redirection of Boychuk's slap-pass, but Eberle grabbed the rebound and hit the mark.
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Still, it seemed to hit the mark for once, as did his televised speech later that evening.
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Detlev von Platen, a member of the Porsche executive board, said the Taycan will hit the mark.
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Remember, Zuckerberg hit the mark at 13, and by all projections Kylie will do it at 21.
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But the ways in which it actually does hit the mark—and doesn't—still might surprise you.
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"Our motto is, if we shoot and someone yells 'ouch!' then we have hit the mark." video
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Some think the tech company will be the first publicly listed U.S. firm to hit the mark.
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Many ideas swirled about; few cohered, yet the sombre strangeness of the concept somehow hit the mark.
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Me trying to make Jad's show, I won't hit the mark, but I'll create something completely new.
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Here's just a brief brief sample of companies that didn't exactly hit the mark on this romantic holiday.
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That tracks with the company's disappointing quarterly results as the new Versa Lite failed to hit the mark.
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But their last-minute shot on goal failed to hit the mark, leaving the Dems with the win.
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It's often, I mean, sometimes he does sort of hit the mark, sort of, especially for his audience.
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Even shows that try to present police abuse or misconduct in a critical light rarely hit the mark.
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This season, the Raptors hit the mark 44 times, plus another 10 so far during their playoff run.
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Gore is looking to become the fifth player in NFL history to hit the mark in 22 different campaigns.
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Although Fallon's gift didn't quite hit the mark, Lovato has publicly declared her affinity for pickles in the past.
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Swift has a habit of being off-tone, but at the BBMAs this year, she hit the mark. Mostly.
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With a big list of random tactics, you'll hit the mark once or twice, but you won't know why.
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Despite the promise that these playlists have been created just for me, they just don't quite hit the mark.
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I might not always hit the mark by everyone's standards, but I know that effort keeps me improving overall.
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The goals of the series were admirable, but the humor and performances were far too overwrought to hit the mark.
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Samsung hit the mark with time to spare in its native South Korea, launching the device a few weeks back.
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I think I did pretty well with some of Karl [Alvarez]'s songs but I didn't hit the mark on Bill's.
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Neither of these takes hit the mark, as there are plenty of new tools packed into the 8 and 8 Plus.
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The double-edged sword of using a well-worn trope is that you have to hit the mark pretty much perfectly.
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"Ordinary massages just don't hit the mark, this yoke will make you relax really hard," explains a statement on Bloomer's website.
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"It was a terrific production, but I soon realized I wasn't going to hit the mark," he recently told The Times.
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J.Crew's Dreamy Cotton Pajamas hit the mark on both counts, and raise the pajama bar as high as it can go.
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When her big bombs did hit the mark they drew gasps from the crowd — but they were few and far between.
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"They're not able to hit the mark at the same age as their parents," said Tamara Sims, a research scientist at Stanford.
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If you are or have ever been young and broke in a major city, it'll hit the mark a few dozen times.
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Of course, her more extravagant experiments with technology don't always hit the mark—remember that bizarre ARTPOP app that never quite materialized?
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Above all, when Devil Is Fine hit the mark, it reduced everything to such fine rubble that the original structures were invisible.
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He then came to the plate three times with the chance to hit the mark in front of his standing home crowd.
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Her films like 'Calamity Jane', 'Move Over, Darling' and many others were all incredible and her acting and singing always hit the mark.
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The tricked-out Challenger hit the mark at an National Hotrod Association (NHRA)-certified 9.65 seconds, reaching a top speed of 140.09 mph.
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High-Powered Fails is an animated series where powerful luminaries share the times in their lives when they didn't quite hit the mark.
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I've been testing the Epic Sport headphones for a few weeks now, and it's clear that JLab has hit the mark once again.
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Not every dish hit the mark (the somewhat mushy summer squash Bolognese comes to mind), and the kitchen has a tendency to oversalt.
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As a first-time mom, I didn't really know what I was looking for, but I hit the mark with this crib mattress.
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The previous high for the Carey holiday pop hit was No. 3, having hit the mark last holiday season and last week (Billboard).
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Gal Gadot's ads for Reebok under its "Be More Human" campaign also hit the mark, coming eighth in the ranking and scoring 92.8.
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And I think once people see it, they'll hopefully have an understanding of what it took and whether or not we hit the mark.
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I wanted it to feel big and intimate all at once, and I hope, at least some of the time, I hit the mark.
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But it hit the mark, framing Kerry as the favorite -- even though Bush arrived at the debate with all the trappings of the presidency.
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The high-end version of Tesla's sedan hit the mark at 2.28 seconds in its top-level Ludicrous Easter egg Mode back in February.
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That means Chevrolet Bolt or Volt buyers will be out of luck starting in April because GM hit the mark in the fourth quarter.
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Thrasher killed a deer with her first shot of her first hunting trip and has continued to hit the mark wherever she has gone.
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There's probably some stuff on there that could have been b-sides, but as a whole it really felt like we had hit the mark.
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"If you hit the mark well enough, you should be able to perform in spring training and hopefully start the season on time," Sabean said.
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Chavez and her colleague hit the mark with four new registrations between them (the colleague waited for Chavez every time someone's dominant language was Spanish).
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The flaw in hanging this simply on tight deadlines and fast-changing facts is that many other major news sites managed to hit the mark.
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"We are confident that we will still hit the mark we set of 32 million overseas tourists," a deputy prime minister, Tanasak Patimapragorn, told reporters.
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Trump's son Donald Trump Jr. said in a Wednesday email to supporters that his father had hit the mark in just 28503 hours, Politico reported.
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It's a soft, cute track that fails to hit the mark until Krell's voice doubles its pace and a pretty little percussive hook comes through.
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The company known for dead simple software can still hit the mark, even it if takes a little while and a few swerves along the way.
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DAP has such a varied discipline, so he was using a selection of those things to hit the mark the way that Ronson is known for.
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Every now and then you'll get one that totally hits the nail on the head, while on other occasions... well, sometimes they don't quite hit the mark.
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In the high risk, high reward world of smartphone cases, those who gamble early on can win big if their designs hit the mark on release day.
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"You'll be able to tell us when our recommendations in your Home experience don't hit the mark," Richard Irving, Hulu's VP of product, said in a blog post.
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When you're viewing an item listing, click the Helpful button beneath any reviews that you think hit the mark in terms of describing what's being offered for sale.
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Apple can still hit the mark, even if it takes a little while Of course, the old Control Center wasn't an abomination of modern software by any means.
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Performing a battery rundown test on the 13-inch Touch Bar model, I didn't quite hit the mark, instead coming in at around nine hours and 35 minutes.
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There's also the question of whether menu labels are accurate: one study investigated and found that posted calorie counts generally hit the mark, but there was some variation.
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His proposed solutions hit the mark, too, from buying more fuel-efficient planes to developing cleaner gasoline, from planting trees and wetlands to developing new carbon-capture technologies.
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" Contestant Tyler Neasloney's conservative white blouse and black skirt ensemble didn't hit the mark for judge Brandon Maxwell, who said, "I cannot see Karlie wearing it anywhere, honestly.
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Even if you know that you run best on, let's say, seven and a half hours of sleep, does that mean that you're always going to hit the mark?
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Kimmel "was a consistently amusing, good-natured presence who usually hit the mark, and who was able to recover quickly when he didn't," wrote Robert Bianco of USA Today.
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It's the third company to achieve this somewhat mind-bending milestone, following Apple, which hit the mark in August 2018, and Amazon, which earned that valuation in September 2018.
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"It was a terrific production, but I soon realized I wasn't going to hit the mark," Mr. Hopkins said in a telephone interview from his home in Malibu, Calif.
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"I think that this move towards knit technology, first in sneakers and now in ballet flats, is an effort to hit the mark and allow for variation," she says.
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And if you're on holiday and the unread article count starts to get scarily high, just hit the mark all as read button and you're back to a clean slate.
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The iconic video, which was first released in 1975, is the first pre-'90s music video to hit the mark, earning Queen a spot in the streaming platform's history books.
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When reading several dozen books about the men who have run this country since its inception, it's inevitable that you'll read a few tomes that don't quite hit the mark.
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He hit the mark in just 198 1/3 innings, just missing the record held by Randy Johnson, who recorded his 300th strikeout in 743 2/3 innings in 2001.
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Whereas your normal résumé organizes your successes, accomplishments and your overall progress, your failure résumé tracks the times you didn't quite hit the mark, along with what lessons you learned.
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The Pittsburgh star is now just one point away from the joining the 1,000-point club, and will be looking to hit the mark Thursday when the Penguins host the Jets.
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Whereas your normal résumé organizes your successes, accomplishments and your overall career progress, your failure résumé tracks the times you didn't quite hit the mark, along with what lessons you learned.
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Thus, a fabric produced in Europe with Asia in mind never quite hit the mark in its intended marketplace, but found an enthusiastic audience at the opposite end of the empire.
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ABOUT THE JETS (30-30-6): Blake Wheeler became the fourth member of the team to reach the 20-goal plateau, marking the fourth consecutive season he has hit the mark.
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Gillibrand hasn't yet met the 28500,6900-donor threshold she'll need to qualify for the third Democratic debate in September, though her campaign said she was "on pace" to hit the mark.
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CLEVELAND — Donald Trump's acceptance speech hit the mark Thursday night, drawing accolades from a number of GOP political insiders who had doubted his competence to lead the Republican ticket this fall.
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You can see that clearly in the recent 'I Am an Immigrant' and 'I Am a Woman' videos he made for W. Each was so perfectly timed and hit the mark.
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He's very soulful with his choices and leading this family on the journey that they're on, and I think he absolutely hit the mark with where Jack ultimately does meet his end.
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Twenty-five years after the Christmas anthem was released, the song only now hit the top of the Billboard Hot 100, making it the 85033th time Carey has hit the mark overall.
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Lyndon Johnson hit the mark one time in 1967, and Barack Obama spoke for over an hour four times, with his longest clocking in at 1 hour and 9 minutes in 2010.
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Though the performances hit the mark, the pre-show, which is supposed to be just as fun as the main event, was scarce, with stunners Beyoncé and Rihanna skipping the photo op altogether.
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The general consensus — aside from many who thought it was an overdue April Fool's joke or an Onion article — is that this ad campaign, while probably well-intended, didn't quite hit the mark.
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"Discovery" may be set in a time of war, but it is not uniformly grim; there are some welcome comedic touches that hit the mark without detracting from the drama's generally earnest approach.
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As comfy-pant enthusiasts, we like to leave no stone unturned (so that you can leave no pant unzipped) — and so we found a few jegging-adjacent jeans that hit the mark ahead.
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When Prince died last April, it was only one month before the Billboard Music Awards, which scrambled to put together a tribute featuring Madonna and Stevie Wonder that didn't quite hit the mark.
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Because, sure: They may not always hit the mark, but given the proper styling treatment (and campaign face), they're on their way to being a legitimate wardrobe staple, in or out of the house. .
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His stint as a Lyft driver is the only Steve segment where the jokes actually hit the mark, via a rambling end-credits monologue about the varied ways ride-sharing can be incredibly awkward.
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The $22025,21 consumer tax credit phases out over a 22012-month-period soon after an automaker hits the 200,000 mark and the largest U.S. automaker is expected to hit the mark later this year.
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The $7,500 consumer tax credit phases out over a 12-month-period soon after an automaker hits the 200,000 mark and the largest U.S. automaker is expected to hit the mark later this year.
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Though the period between winter and warmer weather can be a little confusing when it comes to getting dressed, like most things, starting with a good, solid foundation will help you hit the mark.
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And at 33 years and 24 days old, he shattered Bryant's record for getting to the milestone fastest, as Bryant was 34 years and 2117 days old when he hit the mark in 230.
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The senior, who eclipsed 733 points in each of his two seasons at Robert Morris, sits at 456 points and would need eight games at his current average of 18.2 points to hit the mark.
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Whether you like them in a brownie, in a smoothie, gussying up your rice or simply as an easy snack, we think these recipes from our archives are sure to hit the mark on Feb.
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We then asked people to explain why they had (or were on track to have) fewer or more children than their ideal, and how their success or failure to hit the mark had affected them.
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Yet line up all the bold claims Trump and his lieutenants made ahead of Tuesday&aposs summit, and it&aposs clear that the end result, at least where nukes are concerned, don&apost hit the mark.
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Though belts are the unsung wardrobe lifesavers of people who can't ever seem to make it to the tailor, when it comes to being a must-have, must-see accessory, they just never hit the mark.
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In contrast, Disney's flagship films regularly cross the $1B mark globally — The Avengers, The Force Awakens, Rogue One, Captain America: Civil War, Beauty and the Beast, and Zootopia are just a few to have hit the mark.
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Sometimes they hit the mark, like with this one-of-a-kind Leica camera; other times, it's a swing and a miss, like this spooky Christmas tree that would look right at home in the White House.
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He's set to release Avatar 2 in December 2021, and if that one doesn't quite hit the mark, he's also got Avatar 3 in December 2023, Avatar 4 in December 2025 and Avatar 6 in December 2027.
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Pujols hit the mark for the 14th time in his career with a two-run single in the seventh inning while improving to 9-for-50 with two homers and six RBIs over his last 14 games.
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Many, many shows have come close to achieving this balance — maybe even close enough to satisfy almost all of their viewers — but the ones that have hit the mark with 100 percent precision are few and far between.
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The bout was contested at 129 lbs after Lineker failed to hit the mark, but the talk of his failure on the scales was quickly forgotten when he put Maria away four seconds quicker than he did Gashimov.
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The dark British drama-comedy will be released early in January, with an eight-episode first season that will be hit the mark for all of your streaming needs during the first few weeks of the new year.
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We try to find the right balance between the jokiness and the sincerity, and sometimes you hit the mark, but the best ones are when you feel like you've nailed it, when that alchemy is kind of perfect.
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We went simple and ordered an in-room lunch, which arrived precisely 25 minutes later, from another hotel restaurant, Café No Sé. California-inspired dishes like tuna poke hit the mark, while the kale salad was vinegar-drenched.
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On their last of two 2019 EPs Let's Try The After Part 2, they hit the mark with the boisterous and thoughtful "Can't Find My Heart," a roaring track that features fuzzy guitar leads and an explosive chorus.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - The ATP has rarely garnered praise for its handling of misconduct but former doubles great and Tennis Australia (TA) official Todd Woodbridge believes the players' association hit the mark with the suspension of wayward talent Nick Kyrgios.
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The records that hit the mark the best were Castlemania and Drop, each one showing Dwyer's innate ability to write pop music and an unending desire to distort it until it fit in with the rest of their canon.
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It's common for said issues to undercut an effective joke, one that hit the mark in both script and voiceover, but falls flat because the game can't swap between scenes fast enough, leaving long pauses in-between snappy character banter.
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Because let's be honest here: there is a relative dearth of good British pop groups at the moment, with acts like WSTRN being little more than a label-assisted collection of songwriters, groups like M.O failing to hit the mark.
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With features of her work on Forbes, Vox, and Refinery 103, Anat has hit the mark when it comes to the social and cultural perspective around money — turning it from a begrudgingly resentful chore to an exciting, community-fueled conversation.
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Paul Byron reached the 20-goal plateau for the first time in his career Sunday, scoring for the fourth time in four games to join captain Max Pacioretty (33) as the only members of the team to hit the mark this season. 1.
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The campaign targeted Colorado heavily in the days leading up to Super Tuesday, and the results from the state showed the campaign's strategies and spending — Sanders spent more than double the amount Clinton did on television ads in the state — had clearly hit the mark.
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They now tie with two other groups who have lasted 22018 weeks on the charts: No Doubt, whose "Don't Speak" hit the mark in 21, and The Fray, the last band to achieve that honor when "How to Save a Life" led for 23 weeks in 2006.
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However, we just found one that might hit the mark for everything you're looking for in a brand new 275K TV. The VIZIO 20183-inch Class P-Series 22018K HDR Smart TV is now on sale for $21,2698, or $600 off its list price, at Walmart.
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I do like some of the longer stuff we incorporated: DAD-BLASTED, OPERACOATS, O CANADA, David/Amy SEDARIS, even TWOFER and GABFEST, but I aim to have at least ten really nice bonus entries strewn about a Sunday grid, so this didn't quite hit the mark.
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ET, Fox Sports 1 ABOUT GEORGETOWN (12-10, 11-6 Big East): In dire need of a fourth option, the Hoyas were relying on sophomore Marcus Derrickson, who managed six straight games in double figures before failing to hit the mark in the last five contests.
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ABOUT ALABAMA (214-276, 274-6): Obasohan scored 23 of his 35 points in the second half against LSU and was the first Alabama player to score 35 points in a game since Trevor Releford (2013), who needed three overtimes to hit the mark compared to one for Obasohan.
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But some post-millennial touches hit the mark: The "Gee, Officer Krupke" sequence in which gang members express their grievances with the beat cop assumes a harsher edge in van Hove's version when the kids whip out their smart phones to make sure no police brutality goes unrecorded.
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There's a lot of blame to go around for the movie's failure, from the decision to push the 120 frame rate version on the first critics and media who screened the film (the wide-release version was easier to watch) to a marketing campaign that just didn't hit the mark.
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ABOUT THE CAPITALS (253-53-483): Forward T.J. Oshie reached 248 goals once in seven seasons with St. Louis, but he hit the mark for the second time in as many seasons with Washington, scoring his 25th Sunday to pull within six of his career high established in 23-16.
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In fact, many "unconventionally" Dior pieces did hit the mark — a black, subtly-embroidered evening gown with a plunging neckline, a belted camel coat that has "street style" written all over it, an old-school yellow shirtdress that screamed '50s Dior — albeit on their own, and not as an entity.
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But the opportunity of building fast services that could mitigate current traffic congestion, while also reducing carbon emissions, is potentially massive, and so we are seeing a lot of activity and investment from many corners as companies hope their takes on solving that challenge are the ones to hit the mark.
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In answering the last question of the night, Sanders's rivals said in the most explicit terms yet that they'd opt for a rancorous floor fight if he fails to hit the mark—just before reiterating their belief, in their closing statements, that keeping the party united will be critical moving forward.
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With the score tied in the third period in a back-and-forth affair, O'Reilly raced up the ice and used the defenseman as a screen when he shot from the right faceoff dot and hit the mark on the stick side at the 3:46 mark of the final frame.
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This past march, Computerworld released a detailed report which concluded that by May 2016, Chrome would be the undisputed champion, and Chrome hit the mark, NetMarketShare, the stat counter that Microsoft has long referenced as the most accurate source for measuring which browser reigns supreme, now says Chrome is the undisputed winner.
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It pulls on the heartstrings like the most powerful melodrama in human history, and what I want to dig down into is how it manages to generate its big world of feelings in the midst of so many games and franchises that want to do the same but don't quite manage to hit the mark.
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Whether or not the comment was made in jest—a possibility given Trump's miserable attempts at humor and something resembling a smirk visible in video of the moment—it's doesn't quite hit the mark, given that he's now expressly encouraged a powerful country with a nut job leader to hack into the email of a US presidential candidate.
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The story of a bunch of depressed twentysomethings who discover they're great at magic, the series took Lev Grossman's novel series of the same name and transformed it into heart-wrenching and off-the-wall TV. (Season five debuts in January 2020.) Honestly, flip a coin in this slot between these two endlessly ambitious series that take wild storytelling chances but don't always hit the mark.
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While Poe's line of interrogation didn't quite hit the mark — he was asking specifically about his device, an iPhone, without specifying whether he had any of Google's apps, like Maps, which logs location data, downloaded — his questions and others' made it clear that representatives on both sides of the aisle are concerned about how Google collects and protects user data as well as frustrated by how the company explains its policies.
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