The appraisal was for $185,000, so Ms. Lopez proposed meeting halfway.
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In hindsight, many seem like meeting halfway between Do I like this?
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Whether you're negotiating deals at work, sorting out issues with your roommates, or making decisions with your partner, meeting halfway is what keeps us moving forward.
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We talked about meeting halfway in the city, to go ice skating or walk through the park, and so many times I really thought it was going to happen.
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But our representatives in Washington must also remember that while they have constituents and colleagues on the other side of the political aisle, that doesn't preclude them from meeting halfway to forge compromise.
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This medium-exposure undie is the definition of meeting halfway, revealing more of your cheeks than a standard brief but still keeping the buns more covered than a flappin'-in-the-breeze g-string.
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Then when tightened, instead of pulling the bight up against the turns, both eyes are pulled equally, to make neat coils of turns in both eyes, meeting halfway between them.
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Construction on a section of the Trans-Siberian Railway connecting Chita and Vladivostok began in 1898, starting at each end and meeting halfway. The project produced a large influx of new settlers and in 1911 a village was founded around the Obluchye railway station, the name of which roughly means the route passing around as the railway at this point travels through a large curve around the mountains. The railway was completed in October 1916. Town status was granted to Obluchye in 1938.
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The Tsar and the boyars promised to lower the taxes and conduct an investigation in accordance with the demands of the petition and the proclamation presented by the angry crowd. The insurgents believed the Tsar and rushed back to Moscow, where people meanwhile had been destroying the households of the most hated merchants. After meeting halfway between Moscow and Kolomenskoye, both groups of insurgents went back to the Tsar’s residence to stand their ground. When they reached Kolomenskoye, a large military force of 6,000 to 10,000 soldiers had already been assembled to counter the rebels.
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The ship was therefore stranded offshore for several days, until the predicament was resolved by the couple meeting halfway on a bridge between the boat and the shore. The relationship was at first amicable, and the couple had two sons, Honoré IV, Prince of Monaco (born 17 May 1758) and Prince Joseph (born in 1763). Maria Caterina was described as beautiful and charming and, initially, as truly in love with her spouse. Honoré III was however not satisfied with his life in Monaco, where the political issues were managed by his uncle the Chevalier de Grimaldi, and in the summer of 1760, he left for Paris and left Maria Caterina behind.
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