And, oh, well, I guess we jumped the gun there.
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But even his party felt he had jumped the gun.
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But those takes jumped the gun, as they always have.
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We jumped the gun by about eight years, but I'm not complaining.
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It seems like Roberts, the Goldman executive, may have jumped the gun.
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The unnamed officials who leaked the story may have jumped the gun.
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Unfortunately, it looks like beauty lovers jumped the gun on this Twitter rumor.
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Their predicament is the result of having jumped the gun after drafting Davis.
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Unfortunately for any readers toiling on a Friday afternoon, Keynes jumped the gun.
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The grocers' latest earnings results only confirmed that the analysts jumped the gun.
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A Dot is coming at that price point, but someone accidentally jumped the gun.
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You see it turns out Slack jumped the gun, and not everything is indeed fixed.
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Rick Lachmiller, a contractor, told ABC News he thought PG&E had jumped the gun.
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Tony jumped the gun by starting a franchise business and is struggling to take responsibility.
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Forbes said Dre jumped the gun though, and was only worth $800 million at the time.
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Yes, Tropical Storm Bonnie jumped the gun last weekend, but nature does what it wants, right?
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Bad Gal may have jumped the gun a bit with her outerwear, but it's officially autumn now.
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But according to the publication, Tayman "jumped the gun" and got the tattoo done on his face.
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WALLACE: You know, even you say after the fact came in, people went, oh, we jumped the gun.
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"Presumably, the synopsis was uploaded because a reveal is forthcoming and somebody simply jumped the gun," Forbes wrote.
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Fox News jumped the gun on Tuesday morning, accidentally publishing fake New Hampshire primary results to its website.
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Santander jumped the gun in January due to its large requirement with a form of contractually subordinated senior.
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After Mass, a parishioner complained that the bishop had "jumped the gun" in apologizing for the students' behavior.
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Paul Wellstone really jumped the gun, forming an exploratory committee 31 months before the 2000 election in April 1998.
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In this week's Trader Poll, tell us if investors have jumped the gun and overdone the 2016 sell-off:
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"Never mind, I jumped the gun," he said, before inviting back Tori Kelly, who had just left the stage.
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"She pretty much jumped the gun without any type of evidence, except for my stomach is large," Bates said.
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Entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley might have jumped the gun in selling the rejuvenating effects of parabiosis to their clients.
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He said some folks were worried Obama would be upset that Biden had jumped the gun on the issue.
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The news was a bit anticlimactic as VMware had jumped the gun with a blog post earlier in the day.
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Anyone assuming the fortnight will culminate with a battle between Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic might have jumped the gun.
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" When it comes to why her future in-laws may have jumped the gun, the rep says "It's the business.
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Since negotiations have been "ongoing," it looks like Amazon may have jumped the gun including YouTube in the first place.
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But in his haste to avoid a public relations disaster on his 100th day in office, Trump jumped the gun.
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Trump, again, appears to have jumped the gun in blaming the "Diversity Visa Lottery Program" and Schumer for the attack.
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Clinton, the DNC, and her donors jumped the gun and took advantage of rules to raise more money for Clinton.
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"I may or may not have kind of jumped the gun and told Rob that he's your best man," Bella says.
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I jumped the gun and moved here at 28, and two years later we are engaged, and I couldn't be happier.
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As such, it should come as no surprise that the portly plumber jumped the gun a bit in the App Store.
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The big takeaway from today is that all of these scooter companies jumped the gun pertaining to deployment in San Francisco.
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The British Chambers of Commerce called it ill-judged and the Institute of Directors said the BoE had "jumped the gun".
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"But Tayman jumped the gun, and went ahead and planted it right on his face, bold and bright," the publication reported.
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The Sun, a tabloid owned by Rupert Murdoch, reportedly got wind of things, and Prince Harry and Meghan jumped the gun.
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I jumped the gun and had moved here at 28, and two years later we are engaged and I couldn't be happier.
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Kindlon told BuzzFeed News that his client was "not guilty" and said police jumped the gun in charging him with a crime.
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Perhaps because they thought Mr Maduro and his Cuban spies had discovered the plot, Mr Guaidó and Mr López jumped the gun.
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In Azerbaijan in 2013, the election commission accidentally jumped the gun by releasing an electronically verified result—a day before the vote.
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Instead, it looked as though Rosenstein "jumped the gun in an effort to try and look nonpartisan in his approach," she said.
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But I'd argue that they jumped the gun in one important technical way and missed the main, grander meaning of the word.
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HAPPENING THIS A.M. -- MAYBE WE JUMPED THE GUN A BIT: President Obama today announced he will leave 8,400 U.S. troops in Afghanistan.
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Kushner's lawyer said the committee had "jumped the gun" in requesting the emails, adding that Kushner is "the hero" in the emails.
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I felt like that Oklahoman article kind of jumped the gun, because in terms of filing, filing doesn't happen until April of 2018.
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And not to be outdone, Xiaomi, which didn't have an official presence at IFA, jumped the gun and teased the Mi Mix 3.
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What they didn't account for was the near term, and the grocers' latest earnings results only confirmed that the analysts jumped the gun.
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With this move, the states have jumped the gun on the federal government, which has yet to fully approve or reject the deal.
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They have somewhat jumped the gun saying they have "mastered" Go, just to make sure Facebook doesn't do the same thing to them first.
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LG already jumped the gun on the show by announcing a new Google Assistant-enabled speaker in amongst a deluge of different audio offerings.
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Just when the sector was taking baby steps toward stability after battling rounds of misfortune, Google has jumped the gun and entered the fray.
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Ew.It's all very ticky-tack stuff, and Verizon shouldn't have jumped the gun with its claims of being the first to 5G this early.
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The EU competition enforcer said Canon jumped the gun via a complex move and acquired Toshiba Medical Systems Corp prior to securing regulatory approval.
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The hacker hinted that there was some sort of miscommunication when WikiLeaks received the files, and the organization jumped the gun in publishing them.
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In our excitement to discuss Chris Coghlan's crazy play we, um, jumped the gun and thought this was an inside-the-park home run.
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Bolt's friend, Andrew Fisher, didn't fare as well after he jumped the gun in a 100 semifinal and later blamed a helicopter for the distraction.
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Yes, it feels like DC jumped the gun by trying to get to The Avengers without setting up these characters with their own films first.
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Russian state media jumped the gun first in reporting a guilty verdict, followed by The Associated Press, the BBC, Financial Times and others, on Monday.
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Jenner's fans jumped the gun, going crazy after she posted a lengthy vid showing a gaggle of bouquets and rose petals strewn around her mansion.
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Days before Alienstock was set to take place, two YouTubers jumped the gun and were arrested for trying to reach Area 51 on their own.
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The EU competition enforcer said Canon jumped the gun via a two-step warehousing move to acquire Toshiba Medical Systems Corp prior to securing regulatory approval.
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" "It's a pity that people jumped the gun and made these objections," Depp said of the project last week, adding, "However, their objections are their objections.
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Or maybe the Padres thought they were somehow on the verge of an unlikely win in the bidding war...until they weren't, and someone jumped the gun.
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Google jumped the gun on E3 this week with its Stadia Connect, a live stream that takes more than a page or two from Nintendo's Direct offering.
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Kenny Chesney had a 'wanna get away' moment when he announced a cop had died after being shot ... turns out it was Kenny who jumped the gun.
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Lowell was critical earlier this month of the committee's letter, saying Feinstein and Grassley "jumped the gun to make a media event" by creating an unnecessary deadline.
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Jacquees jumped the gun when he declared himself the best R&B artist of his generation, because the crown still belongs to Chris Brown ... this according to Tank.
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But three days later, the couple received a letter from the neighborhood homeowners association telling them their decorations had jumped the gun, and needed to be taken down.
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Trump has said his announcement will be Monday, but aides wouldn't be surprised if he jumped the gun and appeared with his nominee in the next few days.
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Here's where things got interesting, his lawyers -- Donte Mills and Lennon Edwards of Mills & Edwards LLP -- claim cops jumped the gun and never reviewed the store's surveillance video.
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December 20, 2017 9:08 pm I may have jumped the gun in totally feeling un-taken care of in my process and post-op recovery from this surgery.
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He may have jumped the gun a bit, but it doesn't seem equivalent to, say, working with the Russian government to try to swing the election in his favor.
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The judge said the case involving then-actress Lucia Evans was dismissed ... this after prosecutors jumped the gun and asked the judge to 86 the charge of sexual assault.
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GALE A. BREWER New York To the Editor: Your editorial jumped the gun when it endorsed a State Assembly bill proposing traffic congestion toll pricing in New York City.
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Johnny Manziel is now admitting he jumped the gun when he told TMZ Sports he was living with Von Miller -- but says the two DID look at houses together.
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Her rep released a statement saying that Hill never confirmed that she was performing with The Weeknd at the Grammys and that Recording Academy bigs jumped the gun by announcing her.
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Senator Joe Manchin is breaking with his own party over Al Franken, saying they jumped the gun in forcing him to resign ... and suggesting he be given a chance to stay.
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Many were hoping the meetings could help avoid another sharp increase on tariffs, though the White House appears to have jumped the gun — perhaps as a negotiating tactic ahead of talks.
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But in the case of oligosaccharides, they may have jumped the gun: Some companies are adding one of the complex sugars, called 2FL, to their products (and are testing many others).
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Specifically, he said, the band were working with "a great producer called Rick Rubin" before offering some more chill rock dad thoughts: Sadly, it seems that the elder Hammond jumped the gun.
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Amy Laker and Lauren Price jumped the gun by being one of the first same sex couples to be married in the country, with the pair getting hitched in Sydney on Saturday.
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Over the last several years, retailers have jumped the gun by opening their doors first at midnight and then encroaching earlier into Thanksgiving day to get a head start on those holiday shoppers.
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During Microsoft's Windows 10 event in New York City today, it looks like T-Mobile jumped the gun and posted the product page for a new Windows 10 smartphone designed for virtual reality.
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Universal jumped the gun with "Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw," releasing the first promotional clip for the Dwayne Johnson-Jason Statham spinoff two days before it's set to air during the big game.
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It's been almost five years since I saw my first cell-phone based alert It was a test by T-Mobile, which actually jumped the gun and ran the test days ahead of schedule.
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"It's traders digesting Carneys comments yesterday and assessing that they may have jumped the gun a little with regards to the timing of the first rate hike," said Jake Trask, corporate dealer at OFX.
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The room was charged as the two squared up on day fourteen and the crowd were fit to burst when Terunofuji jumped the gun on the first tachi-ai and the two reset positions.
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Justin Bieber jumped the gun at Coachella when he said an album was coming soon ... 'cause TMZ's learned it's actually gonna be about another year before a full set of new tunes is ready.
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To me, it came off a bit like Benioff and Weiss jumped the gun, trying to reach the denouement that Martin seems to have told them is coming without finding a convincing path there.
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In addition, some people over 65 "are seeing they kind of jumped the gun on retirement" and may want to return to work part-time or full-time, said Jill Gonzalez, an analyst at WalletHub.
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"Presumably, the synopsis was uploaded because a reveal is forthcoming and somebody simply jumped the gun," Forbes wrote a few days later, speculating it might have been uploaded by mistake and then leaked to the public.
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Tesla went into detail rebutting Fortune's two articles, claiming that the publication "jumped the gun" on its story and did not wait 24 hours as requested for Tesla to provide its full side of the story.
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When American officials jumped the gun in February by claiming that India would join patrols in the South China Sea, where China is pressing maritime claims over the objections of everyone else, India issued a vigorous denial.
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And while the world waits to see if Lil Nas X will drop a Spanish remix of "Old Town Road," Z jumped the gun with an unofficial remix alongside his Chosen Few Emerald Entertainment labelmate Eladio Carrión.
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And while Verizon may have jumped the gun about its claims of being first to 5G, at least Verizon does have a concrete day (April 11th) for when its 5G network will officially go live to mobile consumers.
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Some of these design details about this new Chromecast also leaked after photos of the product made its way online after physical retail stores jumped the gun and accidentally sold Google's latest streaming device before it was even announced.
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Asked about how financial data should be stored, Srikrishna said at a press briefing that the Reserve Bank had "jumped the gun", adding that a new data protection law will "override" all other notifications and regulations on data storage.
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The California Republican has repeatedly blasted Pelosi's handling of the whistleblower report, arguing Democrats jumped the gun on moving forward with impeachment since they had not obtained all of the information on the president's conversation with the Ukranian president.
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The FT, who appear to have jumped the gun on the funding announcement yesterday before it had technically closed, cites it as "in excess" of $100 million, though one source close to the company tells me it's significantly higher than that.
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Short story ... a driver claims Christy was stopped at a red light in the San Fernando Valley just before Xmas when she jumped the gun and tried to make a right, smashing into a Mercedes that had the right of way.
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Jared Kushner's lawyer said Sunday the Senate Judiciary Committee has "jumped the gun" in accusing Trump's son-in-law, who is also a White House senior adviser, of not disclosing documents discussing WikiLeaks and Russian overtures during the 2016 campaign.
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You might carp that we've jumped the gun a little here, starting the October vibes in early September, or that people have been mixing up dancing pumpkin man to songs on YouTube for ages (they have) but the goods, at least, are solid.
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" It included commentary on whether the Democratic presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke had jumped the gun at a campaign stop on Friday when he said: "This is an unprecedented attack on this country and on our democracy, and we are owed the facts.
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Fast-forward to Monday ... when we were told by a Miss Universe source that Steve hadn't actually screwed up -- Miss Philippines was the winner, and Shweta simply jumped the gun by assuming just because she was standing out there, she was the victor.
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"Carney rather jumped the gun in hinting there was very likely to be a May hike and he had to row back because the data turned out to be slightly different to what they had anticipated," said Andrew Kenningham, chief global economist at Capital Economics.
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What Trump has said about international incidents As president, Trump has also jumped the gun on international incidents, like in June when he labeled violence in the Philippines a "terrorist attack" just minutes before officials said it was the result of a suspected robbery.
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As for which color would be discontinued, that information was supposed to be revealed on March 31 (which, coincidentally, is also National Crayon Day.) But the iconic art supply company jumped the gun and revealed today on Twitter that the unlucky hue is...Dandelion.
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Another explanation, based on Venezuelan military sources and reported in El Confidencial, a Spanish digital newspaper, is that this plan was due to be put into effect on May 2nd and that Mr Guaidó and Mr López jumped the gun, prompting the high command to back off.
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The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office's (CBO) score of the House's bill (released after it was passed, because Republicans in the House jumped the gun, too), shows that millions of people of all ages will become uninsured in the next decade if the House bill becomes law.
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While that launch also failed, Shotwell says SpaceX "knew exactly what was wrong" (the launch team reportedly jumped the gun when triggering the separation of the first two stages of the rocket, sending it off course), which helped the company get the fourth attempt right just a month later.
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The state court judge agreed Leviev had jumped the gun by seeking confirmation of an interim award but also ruled that the Kleins had waived the right to object to Bronner's participation on the panel because they allowed the arbitration to proceed after they learned of his connections to Leviev.
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It's not unusual to share drafts of things with close allies that you're trying to coordinate with, but I think in this case, he may have jumped the gun and certainly, it sounded like the top brass in the Pentagon were not aware of the letter and had not seen it.
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Critic's Notebook The 70th Primetime Emmy Awards opened Monday night with a little soft-shoe self-deprecation, a semi-musical number called "We Solved It," in which a chorus of television stars claimed that their industry's diversity problem had been overcome — until RuPaul arrived with the news that no, they'd jumped the gun.
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In the history of presidential decisions, this may have one of the biggest gaps ever between the amount of consequence, symbolism and resonance, and the quantity of internal deliberation or consideration: Trump jumped the gun with his tweets yesterday morning, surprising the Pentagon and leaving thousands of troops in limbo because there has been no guidance on whether the decision is retroactive.
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Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) acting Administrator Andrew WheelerAndrew WheelerEPA walks back use of 'cyanide bombs' to protect livestock from wild animals EPA proposes rolling back states' authority over pipeline projects New Mexico says EPA abandoned state in fight against toxic 'forever chemicals' MORE has confirmed that a new agency proposal set for formal release as early as next week will propose lowering vehicle emissions standards, saying the previous administration "jumped the gun" on stronger regulations.
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I was reminded of this on day one — or what would have been day one if Moncler hadn't jumped the gun and had a show the night before the official start of the Italian season — when a lunch was held in the Palazzo Reale, an old palace next to the Duomo with peeling frescoes on the soaring ceiling, to celebrate the opening of a new exhibit honoring the history of Italian fashion.
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Abbe Lowell, the attorney for President Donald Trump's son-in-law and senior White House adviser, said in an interview with CNN that the committee has "jumped the gun" with a letter to Kushner stating that they had not been provided documents about WikiLeaks, a "Russian backdoor overture and dinner invite," and communications with Sergei Millian, the president of the US-based Russian American Chamber of Commerce, who The Washington Post reported could be a source in the Trump-Russia dossier.
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In "The Emmys Joked About TV's Lack of Diversity, and Then Demonstrated It," Mike Hale writes about what he calls the "flat, inessential and, despite its insistent topicality, out of touch" awards show: The 70th Primetime Emmy Awards opened Monday night with a little soft-shoe self-deprecation, a semi-musical number called "We Solved It," in which a chorus of television stars claimed that their industry's diversity problem had been overcome — until RuPaul arrived with the news that no, they'd jumped the gun.
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