The race was nail-bitingly close: Jones beat Moore by just 1.2 percentage points.
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Nong Am (alternatively spelled Nong Em) remembers the match as being nail-bitingly close.
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It's fair to say this year's World Cup has produced some nail-bitingly tense games.
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Virginia had another nail-bitingly close game on Saturday, when they took on No. 29 seed Auburn in the Final Four.
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Either way—both dating and the G.R.E.s being nail-bitingly distressing—the obvious thing to do was to order another cocktail.
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Whoever becomes the nominee will go up against Doug Jones, the Democrat who won a nail-bitingly close special election in 2017.
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Early results from Thursday's referendum on E.U. membership showed a nail-bitingly close race, with just a few percentage points separating the remain and leave camps.
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They got a version of that Tuesday: a John Kasich win in Ohio and a nail-bitingly close contest between Trump and Ted Cruz in Missouri.
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Early results from the referendum showed margins were nail-bitingly tight, with the "remain" camp leading by less than 1 percentage point with about a quarter of voting areas counted.
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But if it comforts you any, it's totally normal to be nail-bitingly nervous about tests and such — and that anxiety is actually meant to help prepare you for the results.
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In 20003, a nail-bitingly dry year that followed several pitiful winters, Santa Fe's aboveground reservoirs dipped precipitously low, and the city was draining groundwater through its wells at frightening rates.
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In fact, all of Cho's greatest gags—and she has many—are jokes about her Korean-American family and her sexual identity that tread the nail-bitingly thin line between crude and comedy.
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On the way, they'll forge an uneasy alliance with a fugitive cattle rustler, become unhappy targets of a territorial barbarian tribe, and have plenty of nail-bitingly close encounters with the insectoid invaders.
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His music has been used by many choreographers over the years, but most nail-bitingly for her, by Jerome Robbins, whose celebrated "The Goldberg Variations" was made for New York City Ballet in 1971.
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After all, nail-bitingly close finishes are a time-honored tradition at the Olympics, and OMEGA's team has had to adjudicate results that would have been impossible to judge without sophisticated camera and timekeeping technology.
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The JACK Quartet has made a specialty of nail-bitingly difficult works, including an hourlong piece played in complete darkness and a recent performance in which they labored with rubber restraints and elements of sensory deprivation.
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At this comedy series, the stakes are nail-bitingly high, because the prize this selection of comedians are competing for means so much more than money or fame: They'll be vying for the love and acceptance of two parents.
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After two-plus weeks of nail-bitingly close play, the World Chess Championship came down to its 12th and final regulation game on Monday, with the two talented young grandmasters, Sergey Karjakin and Magnus Carlsen, in a dead heat.
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What everyone is wondering, of course, is whether this change is merely a temporary blip based on the fact that Trump has wrapped up his nomination while Clinton hasn't — or a harbinger of a new, nail-bitingly close status quo that will persist for the rest of the campaign.
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The college admission process (to a certain type of school, at least) has never been more nail-bitingly stressful—the pressure to write the most unique essay, to cull the most impressive letters of recommendation, to submit the highest standardized testing scores, is enough to break a teenager's spirit.
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He crashed out the next year but came back to contest a nail bitingly close 2015 Tour against Columbian rival Nairo Quintana, and though he held the yellow jersey from Stage 7 until Paris, he had to hold off Quintana nipping at his heals all the way to the Champs-Élysées for a slim victory of +1'12''.
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Seventeen years ago, Klain led the recount effort on behalf of then-Vice President Al GoreAlbert (Al) Arnold Gore2020 Democrats release joint statement ahead of Trump's New Hampshire rally Deregulated energy markets made Texas a clean energy giant Gun safety is actually a consensus issue MORE, whose legal challenge to the nail-bitingly close Florida results ended up in a 5-85033 decision before the Supreme Court.
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Dean tried — and failed — to end the Darkness. When Supernatural decides to crush its viewers' souls and abandon all hope just in time for the holiday season, ain't nothing gonna stop that pain-train from rolling. I hate this show. (I love this show.)" Bridget LaMonica of Den of Geek wrote, "The ending scene was nail-bitingly intense.
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Samoa's performance at the 1991 Rugby World Cup was superb, and proved that they were an international force to be reckoned with. After beating Wales in the first game in Cardiff, they beat Argentina. In a nail bitingly close finish, they were beaten 9-3 by Australia, who would later win the tournament. However, they were beaten 28-6 by Scotland.
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The discovery that Hackett had previously hired an undocumented immigrant as a maid in his home—albeit he did claim to dismiss her once he learned of her status—was perceived to seriously damage Hackett's public image. On the night of the primary, the nail-bitingly close returns—despite initially displaying a comfortable Meuser lead—were soon indicating a virtual tie for some time throughout the night, with merely more than 100 votes separating the candidates at one point. However, as time passed, Hackett took a lead that seemed to gradually grow within hours. By roughly 11:15 p.m.
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The review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes reported a 100% approval rating with an average rating of 8.35/10 based on 16 reviews. Writing for TVLine, Dave Nemetz graded the episode a 'B+', saying, "the nail-bitingly tense premiere delivered a cracking good action story, eye-popping special effects and a number of gasp-worthy twists" that was worth the wait. Darren Franich for Entertainment Weekly gave the two-part premiere a collective 'B' grade, praising Martin-Green's performance as the lead and the production design as well as commenting on the "undeniable appeal" of the "introduction of a new ship, the revelation that we're watching that ship's final voyage, the cliffhanger possibility that our new hero is a fallen angel." Zack Handlen at The A.V. Club scored the episode a 'B+' grade.
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Dos Pueblos beat rival San Marcos 34-7 and Santa Barbara 27-7 to win the City Championship, an unofficial title amongst Channel League teams from Santa Barbara County. They went undefeated in Channel League, beating Ventura 30-27 to win their first league title since 1979. In the 2011 season they were defeated by Ventura in an excitingly close match, but defeated everyone else in the Santa Barbara/Goleta area, thus being back-to-back City Champs. The 2017 Charger football team also managed to make it to the CIF Southern Section Division 10 Finals, losing in a nail bitingly close game to Quartz Hill and finishing with a record 12-2 season. That proved to be Dos Pueblos’ best playoff run in the history of the school and successfully surpassed the 2001 team's season success.
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Yan Zi during the first round of the 2006 Australian Open She began the season by narrowly failing to qualify for Tennis Gold Coast, despite wins over Vania King and Shikha Uberoi, as Angela Haynes defeated her in three sets. But she succeeded in qualifying for Sydney with stunning straight-sets victories over Eva Birnerová, Denisa Chládková and Anastasia Yakimova, and beat the high- ranked Anna Chakvetadze in two sets in the main-draw first round before losing a three-set match to Francesca Schiavone, who had to struggle through a nail- bitingly close second-set tiebreak to avoid a straight sets loss to Yan, only to win the final set by a more comfortable margin. As if these scores were not enough to prove her capability to the wider world, at the Australian Open she knocked out former No. 15 and the previous year's semifinalist, Nathalie Dechy of France, in the first round, she then defeated unseeded Aleksandra Wozniak, before suffering to former No. 19, Sybille Bammer. February brought more disappointing results in singles for Yan, as she lost a three-setter to Emma Laine of Finland at Pattaya, and failed to qualify for Doha and Dubai.
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