In many respects, IoT is just what the doctor ordered.
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A home makeover may be just what the doctor ordered.
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A smarter transportation plan is just what the doctor ordered.
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A mother-daughter cake fight is just what the doctor ordered!
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"This is just what the doctor ordered," the Austrian told reporters.
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Sometimes, a pep talk from Santa is just what the doctor ordered.
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"Just what the doctor ordered…Surrounded by love," Lopez captioned the photo.
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"Just what the doctor ordered…Surrounded by love," Lopez captioned the post.
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Sometimes plain old pasta with red sauce is just what the doctor ordered.
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"This is just what the doctor ordered," said CBA Chief Economist Craig James.
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It looked, on the face of it, to be just what the doctor ordered.
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From the alt-right point of view, this is just what the doctor ordered.
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Self-quarantining can be just what the doctor ordered, in more ways than one.
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A little (or a lot of) dancing seems like like just what the doctor ordered.
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A faux, hamburger-themed, noodle-inspired love fest may be just what the doctor ordered.
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"A straightforward consumer staple play like McCormick is just what the doctor ordered," he said.
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Ozzy Osbourne is recovering from hand surgery — and ice cream is just what the doctor ordered.
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" Added Michigan coach John Beilein on Irvin: "It was just what the doctor ordered for him.
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Price is just what the doctor ordered to provide fair, affordable and available healthcare for all.
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Adopting a new pet could be just what the doctor ordered to help mend a broken heart.
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A wild, ugly fight but amid such a slow weekend it was just what the doctor ordered.
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In a financial system lacking trust, it seemed a "trustless" transaction network was just what the doctor ordered.
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For a company exhausted by a year of scandal, a regulatory scapegoat is just what the doctor ordered.
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But sometimes a blunt and an uncomplicated movie with a happy ending is just what the doctor ordered.
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"A straightforward consumer staple play like McCormick is just what the doctor ordered," the "Mad Money" host said.
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When it comes to the sick patient that is the AHCA, Cruz may be just what the doctor ordered.
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Someone else taking care of dinner for you after a long day — it can be just what the doctor ordered.
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"Just what the doctor ordered...Surrounded by love...Descansas en Paz Ginny...te vamos a extrañar," she captioned the post.
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"The Workers' Party is heading back to the opposition, which perhaps is just what the doctor ordered," Mr. Montero said.
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But with Washington without a playoff win since 2005, the change of pace might be just what the doctor ordered.
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In that case, looking at old photos or playing an easy video game might be just what the doctor ordered.
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Howls of inhuman rage and screams of abject terror, on the other hand, may be just what the doctor ordered.
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While we're all about finding the next big thing, sometimes a blast from the past is just what the doctor ordered.
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And after Smith's ill-fated foray in "Gemini Man," commercially speaking at least, that might be just what the doctor ordered.
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Lyana Stevens could use an extra dose of love right now, and a new puppy may be just what the doctor ordered.
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And sometimes just getting that physical activity in there, getting that movement, hitting the heavy bag is just what the doctor ordered.
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We deserve some good news right about now, so this photo posted by Julia Louis-Dreyfus is just what the doctor ordered.
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But I'm so glad you asked about this publicly because another blow to my self esteem was just what the doctor ordered.
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A home game against the Eagles (2120-2114), who looked vulnerable on defense last week, could be just what the doctor ordered.
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And this new challenge with the Orchestra of St. Luke's — I almost literally think that this is just what the doctor ordered.
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The 27-year-old hopes a return home is just what the doctor ordered, as Straily is 6-1 at Great American Ball Park.
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Cody and his pecs apparently were just what the doctor ordered, because she seems to be recovering nicely from a bad case of tonsillitis.
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In light of the week women have just had, another season of a show about independence and equality sounds like just what the doctor ordered.
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Just what the doctor ordered Amazon's reportedly backing away from selling prescription drugs, and you can just hear CVS, Rite Aid and Walgreens popping the champagne.
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"In a market that's increasingly wary of high-flying stocks with nosebleed valuations, these two value plays could be just what the doctor ordered," Cramer said.
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For me, it was just what the doctor ordered — something I could weep over, something that would hollow me out and make me reflect on grief.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One's new rules are "just what the doctor ordered", even if rival teams have become more competitive, according to Mercedes motorsport head Toto Wolff.
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In these fractured times, the Disneyfication of a football team's struggle to become a football team during the civil rights movement is just what the doctor ordered.
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Both bouts would be well worth your time in any weekend of fights, but in an MMA dry spell they could be just what the doctor ordered.
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But in "self-care moments" — say, when you're sad about your broken nose and leaving summer camp — that ice cream might be just what the doctor ordered.
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From a sheer promotional perspective, then, a female doctor might be just what the doctor ordered, and some characters lend themselves to new takes more than others.
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And as for the pets who'd been using Ettel's products, lucky for them there's a bunch of other companies that might have just what the doctor ordered.
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Since the Mariinsky's responsiveness to music was already looking lax in the late Soviet era, a great conductor's guiding hand might have been just what the doctor ordered.
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Wins on the court have been hard to come by for Jeanie Buss and the Lakers, but a win in court might be just what the doctor ordered.
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But if we want an effective president, the kind of person who doesn't care if you're offended by a few random tweets might be just what the doctor ordered.
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I, for one, will be waiting patiently for The Americans to return in March — call me crazy, but a Cold War drama feels like just what the doctor ordered.
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A chance to exploit the Rams' subpar secondary may be just what the doctor ordered to bring Newton's smile back, provided he does not sustain any more late hits.
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But for 59-year old Sam Gibbs it turned out to be just what the doctor ordered when he decided to switch jobs, because he had a health savings account.
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They've invested in nap pods and massage chairs because they know that, when it comes to boosting productivity and creativity in the workplace, naps can be just what the doctor ordered.
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Just what the doctor ordered If you qualify for financial aid at Cornell University's medical school, you'll now get a full scholarship and a future life free from medical education debt.
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Ratings for "Doctor Who" have slipped in recent years, so a fresh take on the character might be just what the doctor ordered for a franchise with significant worldwide earnings power.
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His two further losses to Francisco Trinaldo and Rustam Khabilov have been excruciatingly close, and a change of pace for the Next Generation man could be just what the doctor ordered.
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But still, given the political state of play at the moment, a solar industry-funded program specifically focused on retraining coal workers for solar jobs might be just what the doctor ordered.
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It's something our parents told us to do as kids, and it could be just what the doctor ordered for a workforce that spends most of the day sitting and staring at screens.
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Job growth has slowed relative to where it was last year, but a light regulatory touch and some tax cuts is just what the doctor ordered as far as economic elites are concerned.
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My best guess is that they're cooking up something for the new year, and as members of two extremely popular reality TV shows, some type of crossover sounds like just what the doctor ordered.
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And though his welterweight thumpings of Nate Marquardt and Jake Shields—the aforementioned brilliant moments— gave the impression that a welterweight drop was just what the doctor ordered, Lombard's career then took another ugly turn.
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And at this particular moment, that might be just what the doctor ordered for some, coupled with the news that Diesel's next appearance in the "Fast & Furious," titled "F9," has been postponed due to coronavirus concerns.
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What you'll see is a study glide path towards lower deficits as a share of GDP and the very tough spending outline, 5% spend and reduction, domestic spending across the board, it's just what the doctor ordered.
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The Nationals hope a change of scenery is just what the doctor ordered Tuesday as they open a nine-game road trip with an abbreviated two-game interleague series against the American League Central-leading Cleveland Indians.
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However, in addition to waking up your body and mind, the ingredient can also be just what the doctor ordered for a tired complexion — especially for the eye area, which is usually the first to show puffiness.
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But after wandering around a city you're most likely not very familiar with and getting jostled by strangers in crowded spaces all day, their straightforward brand of party-starting is bound to be just what the doctor ordered.
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Click here to view original GIFThis week's robotic skiing competition, which is not an official event at this year's Olympics, is just what the doctor ordered for puny humans like ourselves who want to feel superior while we can.
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ABOUT THE COYOTES (8-13-4): Anthony Duclair, who has scored just one goal in his sophomore season, is hoping that a brief rest is just what the doctor ordered to get his game back to a healthy status.
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In that era, Clinton's peculiar twist on Dunning School historiography — in which Reconstruction was bad in part because it somehow caused Jim Crow — would have been just what the doctor ordered for where her party was at the time.
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Ruen Pair9040302 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 2424(2351)28246-28183 At Ruen Pair, the pad thai is tender, never too sweet, and just what the doctor ordered to satiate you, especially when paired with their refreshing papaya salad.
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Minnesota stumbled after a 7-0 start, barely winning two of its next five, but nine days off was just what the doctor ordered as the Golden Gophers improved defensively in a 77-63 win over Oral Roberts on Thursday.
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The short right hand which caught Joe Walcott along the ropes was nothing like the clumsy swings that Walcott had been slipping along the ropes for the last twelve rounds, but at that moment it was just what the doctor ordered.
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What makes the line cooler, though, is that it's actually good for your nails: The lacquers have been formulated without seven controversial chemicals, making them just what the doctor ordered when you need to take a break from your gels.
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After ending both a pronounced scoring drought and a three-game losing skid in their last contest, the Los Angeles Kings are hoping that Saturday's visit from the Calgary Flames will be just what the doctor ordered to keep their offense going.
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For those who've never taken a stab at art and are maybe too perfectionist to allow themselves the freedom to play around in an unfamiliar medium, a cannabis painting class might be just what the doctor ordered to remove some of those inhibitions.
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"Jodie Whittaker getting the nod is just what the doctor ordered and there's no doubt its sparked plenty of speculation on whether the next James Bond role will go to a female," Paddy Power spokesman Lewis Davey told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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At first I was pretty ambitious: I had the entire last season of The Americans to catch up on, which seemed like just what the doctor ordered until I realized that The Americans requires an emotional and mental fortitude that was well beyond my capacity.
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This tense tradition is sometimes just what the doctor ordered for most Bachelorette fans, and yet, those who are really looking forward to one in the coming weeks may be sorely disappointed: there may not be a two-on-one date on Hannah's season of The Bachelorette.
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A renewed emphasis on the Latin American Cold War to help remind Florida's Cuban-American population of why they became Republicans in the first place and to try to convince them that the GOP is still the party of Ronald Reagan could be just what the doctor ordered.
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For more ideas on where to eat, drink, and hang out in LA, check out the complete MUNCHIES Guide to LA. Ruen Pair: At Ruen Pair, the pad thai is tender, never too sweet, and just what the doctor ordered to satiate you, especially when pair with their refreshing papaya salad.
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But all of the focus on Obamacare overlooks the real reason Price's nomination is just what the doctor ordered: He will take over the reins of HHS just in time to begin implementation of the biggest change to Medicare physician payment in generations, the "Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act" (MACRA).
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As you know, I have started over in this journey, and I have been working with my trainer to build a strong body that will help rev my metabolism by building lean muscle mass, which looks to be just what the doctor ordered considering it would only make sense that I too probably have a slower metabolism from my past experiences.
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For an economy that has suffered from anemic productivity growth for almost a decade, a significant pop in business investment is not only a welcome sight in terms of boosting growth in the short term but is also just what the doctor ordered to hopefully boost productivity gains and in turn the trend pace of economic growth for years to come.
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In the 1950s, L&M; introduced an ad campaign called "Just What The Doctor Ordered!". This campaign came at the time L&M; introduced the first filtered cigarette that became popular. In these L&M; advertisements from the early 1950s, "just what the doctor ordered" had a double-meaning. Not only did it imply that L&M; cigarettes were satisfying in that they offered both flavour and protection, but it also implied that doctors approved of the brand, a testament to the brand's healthfulness.
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Over the years, Liggett & Myers made many poster and magazine advertisements to promote the brand, which included famous slogans such as "No cigarette ever went so far so fast!". Hollywood celebrities such as Barbara Stanwyck, Rosalind Russell and Fredric March starred in various print advertisement to promote the brand by claiming that L&M; filters were "Just what the doctor ordered!". Various TV advertisements were also created. The most known ones were the "Just What The Doctor Ordered", "Live Modern", "Stay Fresh, Stay Fresh With L&M;", and "Come On Over To The L&M; Side" ads.
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"I'd rather be with you," Radin croons soothingly, "Say you feel the > same way too." Like a good long soak in the tub, this may not be terribly > exciting, but it's cosy, warming and just what the doctor ordered after a > stressful bus ride home .
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Grange, St. Holmes and Nugent were reunited on stage after more than 30 years at the festival and played "Just What The Doctor Ordered" from their first album Ted Nugent and the classic Chuck Berry tune "Johnny B Goode" featuring blues guitar legend Bugs Henderson.
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We wrote it quickly and without any pain or bloodshed, so I have a real fond spot for this (song). In concert we've been doing it as the last song and it's just been slaying people. It's just what the doctor ordered for The Church. A new epic.
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Spanning from the 1920s to the 1960s, the series centred on the family of James Munroe (Kenneth Welsh), a wealthy anglophone business tycoon in Montreal."Flashes of trash, touches of class Empire, Inc. on CBC is just what the doctor ordered". The Globe and Mail, January 8, 1983.
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Rebujito is a cocktail invented in Andalusia that mixes sherry (Manzanilla or Fino) and soft drinks, typically white lemonade or lemon-lime soda.Ruth Addicott, Rebujito: cocktails that are just what the doctor ordered. The Telegraph, 2008-6-9Camper English, Sherry Reconsidered. Los Angeles Times Magazine, February 2011Lisa Jewell, Want the recipe for the perfect drink?.
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Later, while serving as president of the North America Central Area, he also served as president of Nauvoo Restoration, Inc.Marvin K. Gardner, "Making Nauvoo Beautiful Again: Just What the Doctor Ordered," Ensign, October 1987, p. 20. In October 2000, Dunn was designated as an emeritus general authority. He was called that same month as the first president of the Boston Massachusetts Temple.
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Retrieved 31 July 2015.Peretz, Shai (20 July 2010). "Who Is the Sexiest Woman in Israel? Let's See" (in Hebrew). ynet. Retrieved 31 July 2015. In 2014, Rudberg took a role in Temporarily Dead, a new medical drama.Handelzalts, Michael (8 August 2014). "A New Israeli Medical Drama: Just What the Doctor Ordered – Sometimes TV Series Have More in Common with Broadcast News Than We Might Suppose". Haaretz. Retrieved 31 July 2015.
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Gypsy & The Cat's third album was released on 5 August 2016. According to an article written in The Music online publication, the band have been influenced by their travels to Japan for the album. "According to Bacash, the cultural and environmental upheaval (in Japan) was just what the doctor ordered for the band's head-space in making this record." The album features mixing assistance by Dave Fridmann and Tony Espie (Avalanches, Cut Copy) and mastering by Mike Marsh (Chemical Brothers, Basement Jaxx) and John Davis (Led Zeppelin Re-masters, Foals).
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Sue Haasler described the character as "blunt, outspoken and possibly a little over-confident" in an article for the Metro, but also observed that "underlying her hot-headedness is a real passion to make a difference". Sophie Dainty of Digital Spy thought the drama needed new characters and believed that Archie and Will could be "just what the doctor ordered". Elaine Reilly, reporting for What's on TV, liked Archie's introduction, calling it "action-packed", and opined that Lynea's "screen presence is stellar". She also noted that she was curious about the character's backstory.
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Opponents battered him for a .367 average, plus 44 hits and nine home runs over 21 games, in only 27 innings. He walked 7 and struck out 17, with a 1.84 WHIPRyan Franklin released by Cardinals, St. Louis Post-Dispatch (June 29, 2011) Right-handed pitcher Brandon Dickson's contract was called up to fill the roster spot vacated by Franklin's release.Dickson's callup just what the doctor ordered, MLB.com (June 30, 2011) After 81 games on June 29, the half-way point of the season, the team was 43–38 (.
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Playing off its design, initial marketing for the Pill used the tagline "Just what the doctor ordered". As with other Beats products, the Pill was promoted primarily through celebrity endorsements and product placements in pop music videos, such as Britney Spears' "Work Bitch", where the speaker is used as a ball gag on a dancer in a BDSM-themed scene. In April 2013, a limited edition, Nicki Minaj-branded pink version of the Pill was released, as introduced in her video for "High School". A commercial for the Beats Pill starred Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams; reprising their music video for "Blurred Lines", it featured scenes of female dancers using the speakers as a prop.
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Kim Newman from Empire gave the film three stars out of five and called it "a superior British horror sci-fi." Yellow, an indie drama produced by Mediente and directed by Nick Cassavetes (The Notebook) premiered at Toronto International Film Festival in 2012 to rave reviews. Nikola Grozdanovic from Indiewire called Yellow, ‘a daring and bold film and just what the doctor ordered. Screen Daily declared the film ‘Destined for cult status...’. Global Mail called it the film ‘a genre-bending, generational drama...’. Starring Sienna Miller, Ray Liotta, Melanie Griffith, Gena Rowlands, Riley Keough, David Morse, Heather Wahlquist and Lucy Punch, the film was awarded ‘Best Film’ at the Catalina Film Festival in 2013.
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In 2006, Lichtenberg designed the "BRIANEL No. 1" T-shirt, the first a line of T-shirts, sweatshirts and other sportswear garments bearing logos that parodied those of major established brands such as Chanel (Brianel), Balmain (Ballin), and Hermès (Homiès). They have been seen on celebrities such as Miley Cyrus. In 2013, Lichtenberg designed a line of sweatshirts similar to American football jerseys for the Los-Angeles based boutique Kitson, but with the names of pharmaceutical drugs "Adderall", "Vicodin" and "Xanax" across the backs at shoulder level with a two-digit-number. They were advertised with the slogan "Pop one on and you'll feel better, just what the doctor ordered", and were criticised for trivializing prescription drug abuse and mental illness.
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Moving on to Spring Records in 1973, Green recorded five more singles, some of which charted modestly, notably "Let the Good Times Roll" (not the Shirley and Lee song) and "Bumpin' and Stompin'." His recording for the label, "Just What The Doctor Ordered", remained unissued until 1990, when it was included on a compilation album of his Spring singles on the UK label, Ace/Kent. A move then to RCA Records resulted in three singles and an album, produced by the Los Angeles, California producer/singer Leon Haywood. In 1979, Green moved to California, and eventually signed with a small independent label, Ocean-Front Records for an album produced by Lamont Dozier and Arleen Schesel, the latter of whom Green later married.
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The new group hit the road and then the studio, forming the songs which would send their first album into the Billboard Top 30 and into the multi-platinum range. The first track, "Stranglehold", would set the stage for Nugent's career: an eight-minute plus guitar attack with vocals by St. Holmes and Nugent, a long solo played on Nugent's Gibson Byrdland guitar recorded in one take and a unique phase bass guitar effect by Grange. St. Holmes' sang tracks such as "Queen of the Forest", "Hey Baby", "Just What the Doctor Ordered" and "Snakeskin Cowboys", the latter featuring an 8-string Hagström bass played by Grange, which would prove to be staples of the band's concert tours for years to come. "Motor City Madhouse" is an ode to Ted's hometown of Detroit.
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Chris Nettleton of Drowned in Sound praised many elements of the song, including Cornell's vocal performance and Morello's main guitar riff, but added that he wished the band "had chosen to break some new boundaries, instead of retreading an old town with new shoes". He also proposed that the song would have been better with political lyrics in the style of Rage Against the Machine, suggesting that "With those morons in the White House seeming out of control, politically incisive lyrics would have been just what the doctor ordered". Entertainment Weekly's David Browne, on the other hand, proposed that the "elliptical lyrics" to "Cochise" feature a "hint of social consciousness". "Cochise" was nominated for the award for Best Single at the first annual Metal Hammer Golden God Awards in 2003.
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"This opened the gates for a flood of deaconesses to come and provide care in Philadelphia, Baltimore and Omaha," wrote one Lutheran-history site. "From the 1930s to the early 1950s, deaconesses from the Philadelphia Motherhouse served at Lankenau Hospital, the Philadelphia Children's Hospital, the Mary J. Drexel Home for the Aged, the Lankenau School for Girls, ministries in the Virgin Islands, parishes and many more sites.""Just what the doctor ordered" After Mary died in 1873, Lankenau established -- with the hospital deaconesses' help -- the Mary J. Drexel Home for Aged and Homeless Patients of the German Hospital, a nursing home today known as the Mary J. Drexel Home. The organization later opened a girls' school, called first "The School for Girls of the Mary J. Drexel Home" and renamed in 1910 "The Lankenau School for Girls".
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The team's second trip to Indianapolis, where they'd won already in the spring, was just what the doctor ordered, as Fury FC picked up their first win of the fall campaign on August 23, edging the Eleven 2-1. That victory over Indy would kickstart a good run of form for Dos Santos' side, as Ottawa went on a 4-2-2 run which saw them somewhat claw their way back into the playoff picture. Unfortunately for Fury FC the workhorses in the side gave out in the final weeks of the campaign, and the club ended the season on a disappointing 0-1-3 slide which saw them slide to a disappointing ninth-place finish in the fall table. The fall season saw certain players emerge as cornerstones for the inaugural iteration of the squad; young Mauro Eustaquio emerged from the reserves to make a few starts towards the end of the season, while captain Richie Ryan solidified his role in the heart of the Fury FC midfield.
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