It went along with ineffectual United Nations sanctions but enforced them lackadaisically, if at all.
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All the way around, it's a lesson in just how lackadaisically everyone involved takes doping procedures.
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When he feels that vibration in his pocket, Gavin will answer and lackadaisically stroll outside to take the call.
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Flip it, and delight in the caramel-colored tonic that lackadaisically runs in two perfectly even streams into your demitasse.
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In the script, there were these moments where she would be talking so lackadaisically about an extraordinarily lethal piece of equipment.
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Johnson was injured time and again, trained lackadaisically and sparred with coaches, one of whom he hit on the shin with a ski pole.
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It's beautifully drawn, though, and these limbs seem like a good fit for the way the heptapods lackadaisically squirt out their ink-circle language.
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What remained was a handful of plant workers at each gate lackadaisically holding picket signs or tending to fires in metal garbage cans for warmth.
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That was followed by this year's Songs4u, a collection of lofi synths, horns, hip-hop abstraction, and his own lackadaisically tender touch as a vocalist.
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Similar to Yoel Romero, he is tremendous explosive and works on a hair trigger, but he will then behave lackadaisically and measure himself for a period after a spectacular flurry.
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We had seen a policeman hassle a young guy whose offense, it appeared, had been to cross a street so lackadaisically as to impede the cop's car for a few seconds.
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Since the bombings in April, police have not just randomly arrested Muslims, who are about 10% of the population, but responded lackadaisically to repeated mob attacks against Muslims and Muslim-owned businesses.
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Sierra, a 29-year-old in Los Angeles, is friendly with her roommate, whose boyfriend recently moved in with them, and has been appalled to see how lackadaisically they've been treating guidances to self-isolate.
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There were way too many decisions this season that could make sense from a character perspective if they were in any way justified, but are instead lackadaisically thrown out to force a particular kind of confrontation, at the characters' expense.
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But because Mir managed to lackadaisically extricate itself out of every scrape it got into like some spacefaring Bugs Bunny, it's now remembered as a plucky trailblazer that always beat the odds rather than the "death trap" some considered it to be at the time.
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If the one-on-one battles in For Honor didn't recur so often, if to kill an individual felt like a truly special occasion, that would even more greatly reflect what one feels ought to be the rules for fictional violence: that it never be performed lackadaisically, and only against at least partially defined and human-seeming characters.
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He was consul during the second year of the Third Punic War, which he conducted so lackadaisically that he was replaced by Scipio the following year.
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Within this film, he creates a deliberate naivety for the narrator, emphasizing the ridiculous rhetoric that has become matter of fact for the characters. The movement of the plot also behaves casually, moving from Monique as a child to an adult without any ellipsis or cohesive transition. It also ignores the lack of motivation for Henri to kill Alice and continues to lackadaisically move along to the next questionable plot point.
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" Lu Su then headed to Lü Meng's camp. After some drinks, Lü Meng asked Lu Su, "You have received an important appointment and you are going to be stationed near Guan Yu. Have you made any contingency plans to deal with unforeseen circumstances?" Lu Su lackadaisically replied, "I will adapt to the situation when the time comes." Lü Meng then said: "The east and the west may be one family now, but Guan Yu is a person with the might of bears and tigers.
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Extinct by the time of the Spanish arrived in 1492, little firsthand documentation remains on how the archaic Guanahatabey society was structured and organized although some archeological sites have been found on the Guanahacabibes Peninsula. Post- Columbus the conquistadors left rugged Pinar del Rio largely to its own devices, and the area developed lackadaisically only after Canary Islanders started arriving in late the 1500s. These Canarians became the tobacco farmers of the region. It was originally called Nueva Filipina (New Philippines), but the region was renamed Pinar del Rio in 1778, supposedly for the pine forests crowded along the Rio Guama.
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The music of Wenn Der Südwind Weht is a series of ambient pieces for synthesizer and organ. Joe McGlinchey, writing a review for the Ground and Sky website, describes the music, in part: > These are mostly made up of a percussive bed of keyboards that gently > pulsate in an obsessive fashion, while over these a melodic lead solos > lackadaisically. This album is one of Roedelius' more homogeneous in terms > of both texture and composition. Almost all of the pieces on here remain > quite static in development, so what you hear in the first 20 seconds of a > piece is most likely what you will be hearing by the closing 20 seconds.
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Henderson became the first player in major league history to reach 80 stolen bases and 20 home runs in the 1985 season. He matched the feat in 1986, as did the Reds' Eric Davis; they remain the only players in major league history who are in the "20/80 club". In 1986, he led the AL in runs scored (130) and stolen bases (87) for the second year in a row, and was seventh in walks (89) and extra base hits (64) while hitting 28 home runs (9 of which led off games) and had 74 RBIs. Henderson steals a base as a member of the New York Yankees in 1988 In 1987, he had a below- average season by his standards, fueling criticism from the New York media, which had never covered Henderson or his eccentricities kindly.Henderson et al, Off Base: Confessions of a Thief, 90–91, 164–165 Yankees owner George Steinbrenner issued a press release claiming that manager Lou Piniella wanted to trade Henderson for "jaking it" (playing lackadaisically).
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