I just want to keep things moving in that direction.
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Fiber doesn't just keep things moving along in the body.
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Kolsch and Widmyer keep things moving at such a brisk pace.
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They know how to keep things moving when the weather turns cold.
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Hit the notes, sure, but to keep things moving towards transcendence is paramount.
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They'll keep things moving and have plenty of tricks they've collected from past clients.
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More likely, she'll decide to "keep things moving" and schedule a hearing, he said.
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IT IS WONDERFUL AND WE'LL MAKE SURE WE CAN KIND OF KEEP THINGS MOVING AROUND.
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At its best, the motto can help executives get past hang-ups to keep things moving.
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There was an employee stationed at the front of the line to keep things moving smoothly.
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Credit goes to producer Lorne Michaels, who had clearly drilled everybody involved to keep things moving.
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"It is my job as the producer of this show to keep things moving," Mr. Harris said.
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It works on the court, and helps him keep things moving as he adjusts to the N.B.A. grind.
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While some obstacles will come up for you to work through, an open, communicative energy will keep things moving.
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She is an adept choreographer who knows how to keep things moving, within a song and across an evening.
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It would keep things moving in the very troubling direction they were going while Scalia was still on the court.
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The original series was never this gonzo, and it always had a strong narrative thrust to keep things moving forward.
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The desired effect is to keep things moving; it's as though the authors were editing each other as they wrote.
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For the most part they play themselves — you just need to click on something every so often to keep things moving.
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The company launched earlier this year and now it's raising some seed funding as it looks to keep things moving along.
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They keep things moving, literally and figuratively, even as the story starts to flag and veer in the most predictable directions.
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Legasov and Shcherbina were real, though their roles were twisted and amplified to meet the script's need to keep things moving.
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Sometimes people figure the best way to do that is to keep things moving, moving, moving [snaps fingers] at a breakneck speed.
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My biggest fear is hitting a comfortable spot, because I want to keep things moving, for my sake as much as others.
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The T.S.A. also advises travelers to have their passports and boarding passes out before they approach security lines to keep things moving.
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You can minimize that disruption by setting firm objectives around the types of work that is required to keep things moving forward.
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They keep things moving, even as the musical's attempts to beef up the comedic flair of the minor characters tend to fall flat.
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Infectious music and a zany story keep things moving along, but Katamari's appeal is all about the raw joy of non-violent chaos.
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So that we can keep things moving in the right direction, changing in the ways that they should, and not as they shouldn't.
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I know you like to keep things moving at a fast pace, Aries, but resting and reviewing are key parts to making life work!
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His candor and good humor keep things moving, and it's clear that he feels comfortable with his unseen, unheard interlocutors, who are colleagues as well as fans.
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While driving and dance-y electronic beats generally keep things moving, unusual key changes or scuzzed up productions often devolve into boozy psych trances veering towards prog.
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This coalition ran the gamut from the libertarian to the deeply illiberal, but its factions had enough in common for the top brass to keep things moving along.
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It helps to keep things moving along if you know what I mean, and I can use all the help I can get right now in that department.
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Fiber is the nutrient your body relies on to keep things moving through your digestive system, and if you're not getting enough of it, well, things get backed up.
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The atmosphere is conducive to deep conversation, while not being too heavy—jovial Jupiter knows how to create a celebratory energy, and Mercury knows how to keep things moving.
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The new features make it easier for guests to get on board and enjoy their sailing, while also making it easier for the crew to keep things moving swiftly.
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Orange's crisp, elegant sentences keep things moving unobtrusively, but his greatest strength is his ability to mimic the rhythms of speech without becoming so gimmicky as to be grating.
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Now that the president is a Republican, that willingness to steamroll procedural niceties is going to be wielded to keep things moving along, not to throw sand in government's gears.
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The academy used a combination of stars — Janelle Monáe led a big opening number before giving way to scripted banter from Steve Martin and Chris Rock — to keep things moving.
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But users might thing differently: While it looks neat enough, with its 5-inch AMOLED display and aluminium casing, inside there's just a Snapdragon 212 chipset to keep things moving.
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Maybe that's actually the lesson in all this: If you're having a tough day, just brush that stress of your shoulder like 855 pounds of weight and keep things moving.
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Mr. Christensen told me that conditions had improved significantly since Thursday night, but that staff members were tracking wait times closely and adjusting traffic lanes to better keep things moving.
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Fiber-rich foods like oats not only helps keep things moving along in the body, they are also tied to fewer instances of liver cancer, Type 2 diabetes, and obesity.
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But many times the break appears to be part of a delay strategy, which has frustrated tennis officials eager to keep things moving for less-patient spectators and television viewers.
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There are two 24-hour security checkpoints at the airport year-round, but to keep things moving, Transportation Security Administration will add a third 24-hour checkpoint for Feb 3.
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Facebook and those companies have those tools in-house, Harbaugh said, which is not only good for the business but also attractive to professionals as it helps keep things moving smoothly.
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It might come at a slight premium over the typical hire, but restaurants are already willing to pay overtime in order to cover those gaps and keep things moving smoothly, Lu said.
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The goal, then, is to take the load off of companies like Flipkart and others that have to do these kinds of quality checks in order to keep things moving on their sites.
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That cover story creates pressure to keep things moving quickly during the recruits' training in Syria, and most get a bare minimum — just a few days of basic weapons practice, in some instances.
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Smoothing out or streamlining communication between you and your coworkers is a good idea right now, but watch out for manipulators and perhaps bring in an unbiased third party to help keep things moving.
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According to him, the rare woman who works in tech is really only there to graciously keep things moving with her magical communication skills, which St. John seems to think all the best engineers lack.
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There's lots of ground to cover here, so let's break out the bullet points to keep things moving: None of that is especially controversial, and none of it gets us any closer to resolving anything.
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The long days and abundant sunshine of the season make it prime time for fixing the roads and bridges that keep things moving in New Jersey, which, like many states, is saddled with aging infrastructure.
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Like Ms. Crothers before her, she isn't interested in rhythmic punctuation as a way to assert command, or to keep things moving in a given direction; her grip on the controls is loose, permissive, catalytic.
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"They hold the primary responsibility to keep things moving, to start moving in the right direction, not China," Liu told a news conference to mark the end of China's July presidency of the U.N. Security Council.
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In most situations, the clock continues to run after an incomplete pass, giving the impression that just about everyone at the game, and many people watching at home, are happy to keep things moving along swiftly.
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This wasn't the first time the VMAs didn't have a host, but the awards' attempts to keep things moving without one were lackluster enough that it would be shocking to see next year's show try anything similar.
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As a Pisces, it's important to you to keep things moving and not waste your energy on dumb arguments, but all the bad feelings you've stuffed away will surface—this summer, you've got to work these issues out.
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To keep things moving, residents are asked to roll down their passenger-side windows or pop their trunks, so officials can quickly distribute water, two bags of ice and a box of meals ready-to-eat to each vehicle.
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Set the tone of the meeting from the start: Telling attendees that you plan to keep things moving and on topic can make people more aware of their speaking time and make it less awkward if you have to step in.
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Stutts says the MREs (Meals Ready to Eat) are designed to keep soldiers bathroom-break free on the battlefield, so it's important to chew the gum that's included in the package to keep things moving along after you eat them.
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He was a highlight in a production that mostly moved efficiently, to the degree that toward the end of the show, a female announcer simply started reading off lists of nominees to keep things moving, a decision that mostly worked.
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Here, at least, there's that really delightful 3D gimmick to keep things moving along, and when you've got a slasher flick about a guy in a gas mask and mining gear slaughtering teens with a pickax, that gimmick is more than enough.
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On the other hand, Majority Whip John Cornyn has previously signaled that there could be an openness to considering the legislation to keep things moving on judicial nominees, especially as the Senate seeks to wrap business up toward the end of the year.
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The United States and North Korea "hold the primary responsibility to keep things moving, to start moving in the right direction, not China," China's U.N. Ambassador Liu Jieyi told a news conference to mark the end of Beijing's presidency of the U.N. Security Council in July.
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"(The United States and North Korea) hold the primary responsibility to keep things moving, to start moving in the right direction, not China," China's U.N. Ambassador Liu Jieyi told a news conference to mark the end of Beijing's presidency of the U.N. Security Council in July.
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To keep things moving at Neopasa Shimizu, where 25,000 people may stop on a busy weekend, there are 72 stalls in the ladies' room, compared with 14 stalls and 32 urinals in the men's — a ratio meant to combat the longer waits that women often encounter in public facilities.
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"It is a more conservative court now than it was before Anthony Kennedy was replaced by Brett Kavanaugh, but Chief Justice Roberts is going to keep things moving at the customary pace of the Supreme Court, not as fast as the Trump administration wants to go," Toobin told CNN's Pamela Brown.
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A toy for adults of sorts: This badass HP Pavilion gaming laptop features a huge 20183-inch 22018 x 22018 FHD thin bezel display, assisted with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 24 graphics for life-like accuracy in games and a 8th gen Intel Core i5+ 8300H processor to keep things moving and prevent lag.
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To keep things moving, Mr. Falls and Mr. Bockley boiled the novel down to essential characters and story lines, though they would periodically restore some of the stories-within-stories-within-stories, like the tale of a painter who attaches his mummified hand to a self-portrait — one of the many stories of artistic madness that pop up throughout Mr. Bolaño's work.
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Part II, p. 11. Lloyd Grove of The Washington Post wrote that "the sequel delivers the same punch lines to the same jokes, though this time there's a dash of international intrigue to keep things moving."Grove, Lloyd (March 6, 1981). "'La Cage' II".
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Had the complexity been retained, and had the masala spoon been of a lesser size, it would have made for a great film. For now though, it will have to satisfy itself with being a hit film." Rediff.com stated, "The narrative technique and interesting screenplay keep things moving at a brisk pace.
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In September 2017 he joined ATK of Indian Super League. This was his first ever stint in ISL.He didn't really have an ideal season for ATK and couldn't do anything to turn around their disappointing campaign. He was given a lot of opportunities by manager Ashley Westwood and even though he did well to keep things moving in midfield, he lacked an attacking spark.
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" Rajeev Masand of CNN-IBN stated that "I'm going with two-and-a-half out of five for 'Ek Villain'. If you're still wondering, the real villain here is the lousy script". Shubhra Gupta of The Indian Express gave the film 2 stars, commenting that "Suri is an innate story-teller, and can keep things moving. All he needs is a strong, all-the- way credible, original plot.
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Through political tactics and societal manoeuvres, Hector and Katerina Basbas became dominant figures in the Philippines. When Hector won the Presidential elections by “buying”, the incumbent refused to relinquish the position. Hector needed to provide more “fuel” to keep things moving, a plan that required Katerina’s help, covert assistance from the United States and “strong-arm” persuasive manoeuvring. Together with Katerina, Hector was aiming to convert the Philippine democratic system into a dynastic reign of monarchs.
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First and foremost, cable movies must be faster-paced. With a theatrical release, the audience has driven to the mall, bought a ticket, and fought the crowds for a seat. They've made an investment in the viewing experience, so they're not walking out on the film if it's pacing is a bit leisurely. A cable movie audience has the remote within reach... So you have to keep things moving, which means showing the creature soon and often.
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" Tom Huddleston of Time Out London wrote, "Despite its admirably straight face, Season of the Witch is a silly romp through Pythonesque medieval cliché and knockabout Hammer horror with a dash of cut-price Tolkien chucked in to keep things moving." Huddleston criticized Cage's performance but praised Perlman's. The critic concluded, "Season of the Witch is not for everyone: it’s creaky, predictable and frequently idiotic. But for a tipsy Saturday night, this should tick all the right boxes.
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After returning Mr. Lee to his seat, an announcement is made over the loudspeaker that it's time for the talent portion of the Prom Queen competition. Missy explains that in order to keep things moving along, the rules committee has decided that all the girls will perform their talents simultaneously and only have 30 seconds in which to perform. Judy Carter has been excused from the talent portion because of a doctor's appointment. The girls scramble to set up their talents.
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NCAA Football 14 is part of Electronic Arts's NCAA Football video game series. Part of the game's development focused on improving its user interface and presentation, with a mantra to "keep things fast" and "keep things moving". The changes included a streamlined main menu (replacing a graphically- intensive menu design modeled upon the ESPN College Football graphics package), a shorter pre-game segment, more varied in-game vignettes, and a new halftime show with ESPN's Rece Davis and David Pollack. The game featured Kirk Herbstreit and Brad Nessler as commentators.
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Connie Fletcher in her review for Booklist said that the book was "An absorbing psychological thriller, as well as a rip-roaring ghost story, this switches points of view among humans, trees, and ghosts with astonishing élan". Kirkus Reviews described it as having "brief, fast-paced action chapters, tight plotting, several murders and a sympathetic main character keep things moving, as long-buried clues to the mystery of a tragic accident are revealed with some help from kindly phantoms. One friendly ghost in particular may come as a surprise. Fans of the genre won't mind some of the implausibilities; they'll keep reading".
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Quatermass 2 received mixed reviews. in The Daily Telegraph found the film “all good grisly fun, if this is the sort of thing you enjoy”. The reviewer in The Times remarked that “the writer of the original story, Mr Nigel Kneale, and the director, Mr Val Guest, between them keep things moving at the right speed, without digressions. The film has an air of respect for the issues touched on, and this impression is confirmed by the acting generally”. On the other hand, Jympson Harman of the London Evening News wrote: “Science-fiction hokum can be convincing, exciting or just plain laughable. Quatermass II fails on all these scores, I am afraid”. Similarly, the reviewer in the Daily Herald felt “The whole thing is daft and full of stilted dialogue. [...] At the end a detective says: “How am I going to make a report on all this?” I felt the same way”.
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