Bureaucrats, ordered to stimulate in a jiffy, borrow and pour cement.
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"2018 flew by in a jiffy," he wrote on New Year's Day.
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Also gone in a jiffy were an additional 400 liters available on tap.
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You know what cleans streaks and fingerprints and splatters off stainless steel in a jiffy?
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And it's not just something that a software update or patch can fix in a jiffy.
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If he can't keep the money flowing, his seemingly loyal allies would abandon him in a jiffy.
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The scenery can be knocked together in a jiffy from scrap materials found in even the loneliest outpost.
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But lose sight of too many due dates and you'll find yourself in the hot seat in a jiffy.
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Kailyn assured Jamie that she'd have her order ready in a jiffy and brought out her food within 15 minutes.
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A Pop Tart Two foamboards, ribbon to connect them, and some QT with poster paint can get you this in a jiffy.
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I believe these games tend to stay close throughout or be settled in a jiffy, and this weekend I'm leaning the latter.
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A bus that contorts and squeezes to evade muggle traffic and ensure witches and wizards get from A to B in a jiffy.
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It's ready in a jiffy and is the perfect antidote to the all-Taco Bell diet that you've been chowing down on this week.
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It's comforting to know that such a network exists and is ready to mobilize in a jiffy should we discover a cosmic intruder on our doorstep.
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Plus, it folds up in a jiffy, charges in two to three hours, and comes with a dual brake system and rear lights for extra safety.
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If time is short or shopping is not a possibility, it can be very simple indeed, quick to assemble and on the table in a jiffy.
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If you're a fan of The Simpsons, you've likely long enjoyed Frinkiac, the search engine which whips up GIFs and memes from the animated series in a jiffy.
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The couple will have their "own private chef, and he can prepare any kind of cuisine or food they want in a jiffy," noted the Kerala Kaumudi newspaper.
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It is important to remember that a supply disruption does not actually have to happen in order for specs to get spooked and buy back shorts in a jiffy.
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WHEN its tanks rolled into Bangkok in 2014—ousting an elected government that had been paralysed by protests—Thailand's ruling junta promised that democracy would be back in a jiffy.
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They teach kids number lines and place values now so that they can do mental math in a jiffy, but I'm still carrying the one like I'm living in ancient Egypt.
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The beaters whip egg whites in a jiffy but are gentle enough, on the lowest speed, to stir flour without spraying it all over the kitchen (as so many hand mixers do).
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There's not really much more to say about Chrome Canvas, but it's a handy way to draw something in a jiffy, and a demonstration of the possibilities with new web standard WebAssembly.
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Armed with this award-winning screwdriver kit from LUXJET, you can skip the expensive repair service and fix your own computers, smartphones, laptops, tablets, and gaming consoles at home in a jiffy.
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Why you'll love it: You'll be able to start working on your pile of ironing more quickly with the Black & Decker D2030 Professional Steam Iron because it heats up in a jiffy.
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"We wanted users to be able to bend their fingers, which is hard to do in other finger vibrators, and [to be able to] put it on in a jiffy," Fine tells us.
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The meal planning startup, which will launch in New York City on Wednesday, according to Eater, allows users to pre-order lunches and pick them up in a jiffy, for $99 per month.
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Therefore, when you buy the Beginner's Guide to Cryptocurrency Investing for $10 and the Beginner's Guide to Cryptocurrency Mining for $10 today, you can start paying them both off in a jiffy tomorrow.
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I was a little surprised that there was no bathroom amenity kit with cotton swabs, shower cap, and the like, but I'm sure if I called down, one would arrive in a jiffy.
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Authors typically know what's up, or at least should when visiting journal websites rife with glaring errors of language and wild claims, such as rigorous peer reviews that can be completed in a jiffy.
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The 5.1-multichannel, HDMI 4K2K detachable units let you go from stereo to surround sound in a jiffy, and they can also stream music from your phone with Google Cast or Spotify Connect, playing music from the cloud.
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Besides being extremely useful for transferring huge amounts of data in a jiffy, these doubled transfer speeds will be useful for photographers and video shooters who shoot lots of high-megapixel photos or 216K (or higher-resolution footage).
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"We still have three polls on the U.K. referendum before the vote, and another shift back to Brexit will see risk appetite disappear in a jiffy," Bernard Aw, market strategist at IG in Singapore, wrote in a note.
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"They are all under the impression that they will be in Europe in a jiffy," said Eldada, who, despite her age, is among the longest-serving members on the Aquarius and is the point person for the rescued people.
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It won't make your knives "scary sharp" like the guy at the flea market booth will, but it will keep them plenty "working man" sharp in a jiffy, for all your Amazon delivery box and clamshell package destructing needs.
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"It installs in a jiffy and comes with a ton of features for all types of users, no matter if you're a beginner just starting out with a VPN or an advanced user who likes noodling around with settings."
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It installs in a jiffy and comes with a ton of features for all types of users, no matter if you're a beginner just starting out with a VPN or an advanced user who likes noodling around with settings.
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Alongside WebVR support, the latest Firefox update will be bringing a number of improvements including a performance panel that allows users to set preferences in how many processes they're running and a pipeline for restoring lots of tabs in a jiffy.
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From handheld travel scanners that let you make copies of paperwork in a jiffy, to nifty clothing hacks to ensure you look your best for next early morning meeting, check out these 12 products to enhance your next business trip.
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Designed to take you from total noob to intermediate levels in a jiffy, the lessons start off with teaching you popular rhythm style piano similar to Billy Joel and Norah Jones, so you get to sound like a pro even from the start.
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They assure us that the effortless ability to learn about anything in a jiffy from a Google search is a dream, and they avoid discussing the potential dangers of our reliance on a centralized information source that also has a major impact on the survival of all kinds of other media.
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Obviously delighted, she agrees and asks if he would like it in his study. He recalls that the kitchen is a cozy space and would like it there if possible and Mrs. Barry says it will be ready in a jiffy. The final scene shows Mrs.
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Jiffy can be an informal term for any unspecified short period, as in "I will be back in a jiffy". From this it has acquired a number of more precise applications as the name of multiple units of measurement, each used to express or measure very brief durations of time. First attested in 1780,The Town and Country Magazine, vol. 12, p.
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Interfoto delivered 47 photographic transparencies to Stiletto in a jiffy bag. Stiletto was planning to use them for a presentation, but in the event it did not. It never opened the transparency bag or read Interfoto's standard terms and conditions, which were inside the bag. Condition 2 said there was a holding fee of £5 per transparency for each day over fourteen days.
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Thanks to Ricky's Robot, he solves the final problems in a jiffy. The Mighty Robot defeats the mosquitoes with a spray, sending them back to Mercury. Angry, Mr. Mosquito drags Ricky into his ship, turning his ship into a Robotic Mecha-Mosquito, which battles Ricky's robot. However, Ricky's Robot refuses to fight back, because it is worried Ricky will get harmed if it does.
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After the success of 1967's Chikkadu Dorakadu, its director B. Vittalacharya announced his next film to be Kadaladu Vadaladu, a title he developed in a "jiffy". The film was produced by K. Seetharama Swamy and G. Subba Rao of Sri Lakshmi Narayana Combines, and written by Veeturi. Cinematography was handled by H. S. Venu, and editing by K. Govinda Swamy. Sivaiah was the action choreographer.
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Subsequently, Murali comes to know about the drama played by Vinoth and attacks him furiously for making him believe that Madhu is a bad girl. In a jiffy, he starts rejoicing as he realises that Madhu is not a bad girl and is still not married. Few days later, Murali finds Madhu falling unconscious and brings her home safely. Soon, Madhu and Murali bury the past and develop a friendship which enrages Madhu's father (Varghese Mathew).
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She can be seen, but not heard, nor can she > hear, she simply minds her business and carries out your orders in a jiffy. Laurie was a Scottish carpenter who made his "lazy Susan" to the personal specifications of a Hingham-area woman. Unfortunately he presented this gift to her too late, which caused her to unleash an abusive tirade upon Laurie. When she finally asked him for the price, he "told her it wasn't for sale, though of course it is".
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Susi, who gets emotionally high-strung, leaves the restaurant in a jiffy too. Susi, at this juncture, comes out with the truth to Billu. Affected with post traumatic event disorder after an accident, Susi has forgotten events that happened in a span of three years. Billu, who takes her to the doctor Devasaghayam (Raghuvaran), learns that this condition can be cured, but when she does get cured, Susi will not be in a position to remember whatever happened and whoever she met at Chennai - Billu included.
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William Edgar Rayner Goddard, Baron Goddard, (10 April 1877 – 29 May 1971) was Lord Chief Justice of England from 1946 to 1958, known for his strict sentencing and mostly conservative views despite being the first Lord Chief Justice to be appointed by a Labour government, as well as the first to possess a law degree. Goddard's no-nonsense reputation was reflected in a number of nicknames that he acquired, these included: 'The Tiger', 'Justice- in-a-jiffy',"The Last of the Tiger", Time, New York, 1 September 1958. and - from Winston Churchill—'Lord God-damn'.Bailey, Victor.
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The Cat quickly returns, using a motorized vehicle to tidy things up in a jiffy. After cleaning the house, he departs, hinting that he may return someday ("Sweep Up the Memories"). Just as he departs through the back door, the mother walks in through the front door; she asks the kids how their day was, and then tells them that she just saw a cat in a hat "going down the street with a moss-covered three-handled family gredunza". The exact identity of the object has never been revealed, but this indicates that the gredunza was never really lost, and the Cat simply wanted an excuse to have more fun.
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This initially began under the brand name "Realemon", and then after an objection by the then Board of Trade, the name was changed to "ReaLem" and marketed with the slogan "juice in a jiffy". The Board of Trade objected because it was perceived that Coldcrops was possibly passing off their product as the Realemon brand from the United States. During this same time period, Hax was marketing tomato ketchup and brown sauce in custom-shaped plastic containers, for use on restaurant tables. After a long argument about plastic containers, the two companies agreed that they would not compete with one-another, and Coldcrops took the marketing rights for plastic lemons under the ReaLem brand.
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Handlebar muffs are a utility product for motorcycles and scooters to provide increased comfort in adverse weather conditions, to protect the rider from rain and wind chill. With UK commercial- availability in the early 1960s, they are still available in three variations from a UK merchandiser of motorcycle accessories, including dedicated-types for small motorscooters. Traditionally made from waterproof faux leather and lined for insulation, more-modern, textile-based materials are also used. When reviewing clothing and riding accessories in a 1966 feature entitled "Tough Weather Gear" for the weekly journal Motor Cycle, regular journalist John Ebbrell described the muffs as: > Ugly as sin they may be—but there's nothing more cosier to the fingertips > than a pair of handlebar muffs...Material is waterproof plasticized fabric, > lined. Fitted in a jiffy, the muffs are sold through Pride and Clarke's and > cost 17s 6d.
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