The United States is closer to pushing on a string.
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Like a puppet on a string, he cannot help it.
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Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy has the world on a string.
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I have never sold mushrooms on a String Cheese Incident tour.
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We are, in varying degrees, closer to pushing on a string.
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"These planets line up like pearls on a string," Günther said.
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"Ten years ago, you had the world on a string," Colbert said.
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He departed working on a string of 14 1/3 scoreless innings.
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For a ball on a string, it might not be so obvious.
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Earlier this year, Refinery29 reported on a string of suicides at Mount Sinai.
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They clog lanes, move on a string, and, of course, switch at will.
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DNA is wound around millions of protein clusters, resembling beads on a string.
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"We are to various degrees close to pushing on a string," he said.
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Normally this would end in disaster, but the Raptors rotate on a string.
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On them, Mr. Jacobs's guests were arrayed like pearls on a string, expectant.
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But his many stories are like beads on a string that has been cut.
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They wore Cameroon national team jerseys, Afro wigs and carried bananas on a string.
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When you were young, did your mother ever knit you mittens on a string?
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These are the "I'm getting old and feeble" equivalent to mittens on a string.
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We proved in 2008 at some point you start pushing on us on a string.
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It's just like taking a ball on a string and swinging it around your head.
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She's had the entire internet on a string ever since, raising quite a few questions.
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Green and businessman James Davis were indicted on a string of federal charges in 2015.
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"The defense is on a string, but the offense is one step ahead," Kerr said.
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With a whistle bouncing on a string around his neck, he pointed, gesticulated and stalked.
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The smuggler pulled the boat back to the other side on a string, he said.
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As long as the state remains so ineffective, Western countries find themselves pushing on a string.
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Today's technology runs on a string of closed networks — app stores, social networks, and algorithmic feeds.
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For $20.00, hang Polaroids or developed film on a string of whimsical lights with photo clips.
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Rovio exploited the brand early on by licensing its use on a string of consumer products.
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If you swing a mass back and forth on a string, there's a pi in there.
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Nicolas Cage squandered his $150 million fortune on a string of expensive and often eccentric purchases.
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Suppose I take a ball on a string and swing it around in a horizontal plane.
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This has left the 20 million Yemenis who rely on humanitarian aid hanging on a string.
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But it's not a trivial problem to solve for the motion of this mass on a string.
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I thought we were just on a string and moving with each other a little bit better.
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Dozens of chimpanzees that were abandoned on a string of islands in Liberia finally have a future.
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Another museumgoer was flashing a laser pointer at a tiny airplane suspended on a string over Queens.
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Late in the afternoon and into the evening, he appeared on a string of networks, exuding confidence.
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Thus, it seems that this Washington Consensus is "pushing on a string," this time with labor proposals.
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Spencer Pratt sells his "Pratt Daddy" crystals here; an amethyst on a string retails for over $100.
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However, analysts were still focused on a string of bond sales as the main driver of yields.
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Based on a string of fortunate events, Daisy was able to return home with her family that day.
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Cage squandered it on a string of expensive and often eccentric purchases, eventually facing foreclosure on several properties.
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White suspenders and crazy, poufed-up hair on a string bean must be more manipulative than I thought.
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Now you can adorn your Christmas tree with 103 of these little guys on a string of lights.
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Among my favorites was Christine Eustrade, an Audrey Hepburn-esque Parisienne who had the world on a string.
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He had been wearing it on a string around his neck, but he can't take it into the water.
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"I drove it on a string, and played the par-fives in five-under," said the long-hitting Day.
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He was sentenced in December to three years in prison on a string of charges, including lying to Congress.
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I spot Eric Andre in line with a slice of pizza hanging in front of him on a string.
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Vuignier then swings the rig around on a string, using centripetal force to create a nice, balanced 360° video.
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Except for the adventurous (or adulterous) few, we carry out relationships in distinct succession, like beads on a string.
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Newton and Russell Wilson are the leaders of a new wave who seem to have the world on a string.
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Most likely they'd be living on a string of small islands in a band of ocean that girded the planet.
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Obama even set out on a string of bus tours— targeting issues like the congressional deadlock on the debt-ceiling.
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But the games did require lights, which meant screwing in bulbs on a string of outlets that hung alongside the court.
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The timing to guard all this has to be perfect, though, and Bjelica isn't the type to move on a string.
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Since then, Wanda, whose businesses range from real estate to football and cinemas, has embarked on a string of asset sales.
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It consists of a clear plastic bowl, two non-fixed blades, and a lid with a red handle on a string.
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He played the big man like a yo-yo on a string and hit a loose-limbed jumper in his face.
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The slightly disjointed and at times overlapping letters hung simply on a string somehow manage to intensify the emotion behind the message.
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Most of the strange shapes hover along a graveyard on the bottom; three float like balloons on a string near the top.
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Ash literally ties a string around Pikachu's middle and drags down the road on a string to force it to go along.
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Greece signed up to a bailout worth up to 86 billion euros in mid-2015, contingent on a string of economic reforms.
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They wear various shades of red and orange and a photo of the Bhagwan on a string of beads around their necks.
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We humans, apparently, are nothing but puppets on a string, easily manipulated even while performing one of our most vital civic duties.
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But as a measure of the creative capabilities of a studio betting its future on a string of tonally similar superhero movies?
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Pinned up against a wall, dancer Jura Chulkov moves like a puppet on a string in tandem with Sila Sveta's mindblowing visuals.
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The strong open built on a string of successful IPOs for enterprise software companies, said Alejandro Ortiz, a principal analyst at SharesPost.
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She is dressed in worn jeans, woollen socks, and a plain black shirt; elk vertebrae hang on a string around her neck.
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The conglomerate embarked on a string of debt-financed acquisitions, including stakes in the Chinese electronics companies Coolpad Group and TCL Multimedia.
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Heidi, too, has appeared on a string of such programs ( Celebrity Big Brother, Sober House, even Animal Planet's Heidi Fleiss: Prostitutes to Parrots).
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Ryan Gosling and Eva Mendes had the world on a string this past weekend, as they celebrated the actress's 42nd birthday in style.
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For decades, containment worked to keep revolutionary Iran at bay because the United States could rely on a string of strong Arab dictatorships.
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He had been convicted on a string of violent crimes and weapons charges, but officials said they weren't sure how he became radicalized.
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Cats, too, love to play with things they can wrestle with, like a toy mouse on a string or a ball of yarn.
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In December, IonQ unveiled its commercial device, capable of hosting 160 ion qubits and performing simple quantum operations on a string of 79 qubits.
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Dev takes advantage of a dating app (which looks like Tinder and involves swiping and matching), and goes on a string of first dates.
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Ranaldo's signature Fender JazzMaster hangs on a string suspended from a metal frame and its body sways back to him in a rhythmic loop.
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The titles include "The Firemen's Ball" (Saturday and Sunday), Milos Forman's classic sendup of Communist bureaucracy, and Jiri Menzel's "Larks on a String" (Sunday).
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"They experienced the benefit of their bargain: I give you my dead rat on a string, you let me whitewash your fence," she said.
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One day, this cat will be able to catch the hanging paper roll on a string — perhaps maybe after it gets a decent eyeglass prescription.
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Recently, The Verge reported on a string of ransomware attacks that have hit cities including Baltimore; Atlanta, Georgia; Newark, New Jersey; and 22 Texas towns.
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After professing his love for the "Work" singer at the award show, Drake and Rihanna went on a string of dates in New York City.
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Greece signed up to a bailout worth up to 86 billion euros in mid-2015, contingent on a string of economic reforms, including sweeping privatisations.
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Pichai will be grilled on a string of issues, including plans to launch a censored search engine in China and sexual misconduct at the company.
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Her first book, " The Wallcreeper ," tells the story of a woman who leaves her husband to commit ecoterrorism while taking on a string of deadbeat lovers.
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Her triumph -- particularly in a largely white, working-class state -- will prevent Clinton from limping into California's June 7 primary on a string of May losses.
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From then on, a string of attacks on Palestinian operatives in such places as Jordan, Lebanon, Malta, Tunisia and the United Arab Emirates was carried out.
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Beijing has spent the past several years building military bases — complete with airstrips, radar arrays, and advanced anti-aircraft weaponry — on a string of artificial islands.
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Although he's been known for recently taking on a string of action roles, this isn't the Welsh-born actor's first time belting out a few tunes.
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Most teams have to run complex actions and rely on multiple moving pieces working together on a string in order to create high-value open shots.
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On every first of March, children swing balls of paper on a string tied around their heads while running three times around the town's church bell.
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But Sinatra's version of the track, as a B-side to "I've Got The World On a String" in 1953, pushed it into the public consciousness.
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Police in Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, arrested a man Saturday afternoon on a string of charges that included several instances of theft, drug possession and destruction of property.
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He was arrested on a string of charges in 1999, all of which appear to have been dismissed, according to records from the Colorado Bureau of Investigation.
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"Walking on a String, Berninger tells Rolling Stone, is "a song about how our problems and anxieties can build up and feel like a tangled inescapable web.
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Mother Nature does not know more patterns than Justin Peck does: circles and spirals and triangles and grids and arrows and rickrack and pearls on a string.
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Another piece, entitled "Hello Girlfriend," compresses an ass's worth of denim into the format of a small painting; a hot fuchsia flower hangs from it on a string.
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Voting-rights advocates also won legal victories in three other states on Friday, building on a string of decisions that have rolled back election restrictions across the country.
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The Treasury Department slapped sanctions on a string of Russian companies for allegedly helping to develop cyber capabilities and submarine hardware for Russia's main spy agency, the FSB.
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He squandered it away on a string of expensive and often eccentric purchases, eventually facing foreclosure on several properties and owing the IRS $210 million in property taxes.
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The group became prominent in November after a major attack on a string of secure email services including ProtonMail, taking many of the services down for several days.
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Underneath, he tended to wear a turtleneck adorned with some sort of necklace—African beads, a lavalliere on a string—and he often sported half a dozen rings.
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Each book is a prayer bead on a string, and each prayer is a secular, circumspect prayer, a prayer and a protest and a charm against encroaching night.
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Mr. Manafort has been indicted on a string of money laundering and fraud charges, and Mr. Gates recently pleaded guilty and agreed to cooperate with Mr. Mueller's investigators.
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He squandered it away on a string of expensive and often eccentric purchases, eventually facing foreclosure on several properties and owing the IRS $25 million in property taxes.
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Daryani has launched multiple startups and social initiatives, and collaborated on a string of inventions that fall squarely into the "Why hasn't someone thought of that before?" category.
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Before sledding, we hung up our fancy parkas and shouldered into bulky jumpsuits that smelled like dog and hooked oversized sheepskin mitts on a string around our necks.
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The decision to not focus on a string of sweeping new proposals reflects the recognition that Mr. Obama has little chance of securing major legislation from a Republican Congress.
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One reason for the economy's sickness is the collapse of the building industry, which relied on a string of big government-funded projects that can no longer be afforded.
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In this environment, US Navy Lieutenant Emma Hiagashi and a local police officer named Miyako Koreda are partnered up to work on a string of murders across the city.
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A few years later, Nininger left the stability of his tenured post, bought a Ford Model T, and set out on a string of international journeys looking for landfalls.
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The 56-50 win was the fourth in Cincinnati's ongoing streak of eight victories, while the defeat has sent Temple on a string of five losses in six games.
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If you're embarking on a string of interviews, you can't expect that the company you're interviewing with will compensate you for your time and energy getting to the interview.
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Gizmodo reports on a string of robberies undertaken by people that gained access to iPhones by walking right up to them, taking them, and walking out of the store.
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For the same reason, the state court's decision has no direct bearing on a string of challenges to partisan gerrymanders that are already moving through the federal court system.
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On a pure skill level, few in the league can match Irving, who dribbles the ball like it's on a string and can score from anywhere on the floor.
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On every first of March, children swing balls of paper on a string tied around their heads while running three times around the town's bell, known as the kirk.
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Whoever is responsible for registering the subdomains that are reportedly associated with Russian IPs simply tacked on a string of seemingly random letters before the domain name, for example, gjyg.donaldjtrumpoffice.
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Another image-based public piece of theirs was Zlatan, a battery-powered paper cut-out character that danced like a marionette and kicked around a soccer ball on a string.
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"We scored a nice power-play goal and then we lost momentum in the game with our ineffectiveness in the second period on a string of power plays," Quenneville said.
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"It was important to me to first understand Tibetans — what their everyday life was like and their religion — before I felt ready to make 'Soul on a String,' " he said.
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This shot involved three people to create — one to dangle the rock on a string, one to toss the shards at the right moment, and one to take the photo.
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Finally, we stress that without any congressional help to increase aggregate demand in the short-term, implementing a set of supply side policies will be like pushing on a string.
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You're in a Skype call, and you get told you can't be heard — or if you are coming through, it sounds like you're using a tin can on a string.
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"He seems like a pretty cool guy," said Tony Baldwin, who has been a trainer at Gleason's for seven years, after watching Trudeau take on a string of sparring partners.
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For two and a half years he played with Mr. Tyner, the pianist, another foundational member of Coltrane's quartet, and recorded with him on a string of well-received albums.
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Republicans in Congress are continuing work this week on a string of Trump Cabinet nominees and investigations from the House and Senate into allegations that Russia interfered with the election continue.
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If we're just marionettes on a string and we don't have the kind of agency that we think we have, then what sense does it make to reward or punish behavior?
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As the country was preparing to join the European Union in the early 2000s, Mifsud gradually started pivoting to international relations, working on a string of EU-related processes and programs.
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One innovative protester hung a flip-flop on a string, taped it to the wall, encouraging people to fling it at a picture of Lam, according to an image on Facebook.
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During the hypnosis, the second personality claims she had both McDermott and Kinnear "on a string," and all but flat out confirms she had the former kill the latter for her.
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Sitting across from 60 Minutes correspondent Lesley Stahl, DeVos stumbled on a string of basic questions pertaining to her job, including how schools are faring in her home state of Michigan.
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Angeles is ill on the day of our visit, so Alonso conducts the action, holding a raw chicken on a string over his head and dancing the rhumba like a goofball.
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With a replacement unlikely to be appointed before the current Supreme Court term ends in June, there is the possibility it will be split 4-4 on a string of rulings.
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Days before Christmas, we go outdoors to get a tree, move that tree indoors, and trick it out with anything ranging from popcorn on a string to elaborate works of origami.
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In a way, it's like a modern-day equivalent of the carrot on a string used to lead a horse, but my dog hated carrots, and university researchers need to research something.
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While Cramer does agree that Trump's method of tweeting his perspective is "the most thoughtless way to communicate since two cups attached on a string," he doesn't think the president is unpredictable.
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Trump did tick off a list of accomplishments, but his speech mostly centered on a string of personal grievances, fear-mongering about Democrats and attacks on his political opponents, past and present.
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The rugged terrain of China's Tibetan areas forms the backdrop for two of the country's three competitors: "De Lan," by the director Liu Jie, and "Soul on a String," by Zhang Yang.
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I stopped cold on a string of tiny spherical stones (agate, smoky quartz and others) maybe a millimeter wide — mostly green and pink, with some beige, blue and white thrown in ($780).
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Moses and Grambling, who joined Sagent from J.P. Morgan, have advised on a string of supermarket deals as weak margins and increased competition have fueled consolidation among regional grocers peppered throughout the country.
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Despite being called "Love At First Sight," the app would be more appropriately named "First Date at First Sight," because Dev goes on a string of them with women of all different races.
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"I thought we had it on a string a few times on the power play and hit the post and had great chances and didn't score on it," Toronto coach Mike Babcock said.
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The main figure, if we can call her that, is a woman past middle age who wears a red blouse and a dark floral skirt and carries a cloth bag on a string.
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She admires Biden, but said she wasn't "wowed" by his speech, comparing it to "more of a fireside chat" on a string of serious topics rather than an outline for a broader vision.
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When I was an underemployed freelancer, I thought of this money as a lifeline that allowed me to survive in New York City on a string of part-time and under-the-table gigs.
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" Final verdict:To quote Chris Carrabba's lyrics, "Hope dangles on a string/ Like slow-spinning redemption/ The shine of it has caught my eye/ And roped me in/ So mesmerizing, so hypnotizing/ I am captivated.
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Before doing so, he demanded concessions from Clinton's campaign and from the Democratic Party more broadly, pulling the party to the left on a string of policies from the minimum wage to carbon pricing.
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At least 20 raids struck Busra al Harir, a town east of Deraa city that were followed by other strikes on a string of other rebel-held areas at dawn, residents and rebels said.
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Success finds him going all-in on a string of high volume memes, and by the end of his second video he's worked his way up to a pretty cushy studio as a result.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Veteran British television presenter and entertainer Bruce Forsyth, who appeared for decades on a string of Saturday night primetime shows, has died at the age of 89, the BBC reported on Friday.
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Some larger, more conventional high jewelry pieces also were on offer: a rubellite bangle, finished in pink gold and lacquer, for example, or a showstopper teardrop opal and diamonds on a string of pearls.
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The band, which is apparently called Phoebe Bridgers and the Spiders of Bars, is playing a new song, "Walking on a String," which Berninger and his wife, Carin Besser, co-wrote for the film.
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Against a Golden State defense that executes on a string more often than not, however, the Cavs need to conjure buckets out of thin air—and few players are better at doing so than Irving.
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In Cuba, a woman named Mirurgia tells him that she wishes Fidel Castro could rule for another lifetime, saying: Thanks to him, we're the last country that isn't led on a string by the USA.
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Cohen, who has cooperated with Mueller's probe into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Moscow, was sentenced in December to three years in prison on a string of charges, including lying during congressional testimony.
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Here's a diagram of a ball on a string, as seen from the side: There are actually two forces acting on this ball: the downward gravitational force (mg) and the tension in the string (T).
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In 2012, they capitalized on a string of buzzy singles and EPs and released their debut album Endangered Species, which earned modest praise from critics, but mostly made Paulus and DeBruyn want to start working again.
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The Swiss established the tone in the first set and had the Belgian on a string, forcing him deep behind the baseline and moving him around court to open it up where he could hit winners.
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In an interview with the Washington Post, 2020 presidential candidate Mayor Pete Buttigieg took stances on a string of key 2020 issues, and readily attacked President Trump on his foreign policy decisions as commander-in-chief.
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To eliminate the power cord, the added solar cells generate about 120 milliwatts of electricity, which the researchers point out is less than what's needed to light a single LED on a string of Christmas lights.
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The Miller Theater at Columbia University opened its season last fall with a work by Simon Steen-Andersen that imposed physical restraints — weights, rubber tubes, noise-canceling headphones — on a string quartet trying to play Schumann.
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The 31-year-old attacking midfielder from Argentina appears to have the ball on a string with his dazzling dribbling skills, and no doubt would be an international regular if he hailed from a smaller soccer power.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Ceconomy, Europe's biggest consumer electronics retailer, said its chief executive will leave with immediate effect and it will also look for a new finance chief after its shares tumbled on a string of profit warnings.
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Darlene Daggett, the home shopping channel's former president for U.S. commerce, filed a lawsuit in Philadelphia against a high-end matchmaking service after being set up on a string of disastrous dates, according to The Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Many black Americans have complained that they have long faced disproportionate use of force by some police departments, but the surge in smartphones and video recording devices has forced national attention on a string of recent episodes.
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The Bulls rotate on a string and fly all over the court, deflecting over three more balls per 48 minutes under Boylen than they did with Hoiberg—a leap from average to fourth-best in the league.
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Bridgers has been touring with the National recently and is all over the band's brilliant recent album, but "Walking on a String" is quieter and more country-driven than anything we've heard out of the collaboration before.
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The International Olympic Committee decided on a string of sanctions for Russia following systematic doping across many sports for years in what Bach said was an "unprecedented attack on the integrity of the Olympic Games and Sport".
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India's NBFC sector has been in the spotlight after IL&FS, a major infrastructure financing and construction company, defaulted on a string of debt obligations in recent weeks triggering wider concerns about risks in the country's financial sector.
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They intentionally sweep all the contraband closer to the cells so that the rest of us can put a hook on a string, toss it under our doors, and fish back anything we can fit under the crack.
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Erin consequently goes on a string of dates, never quite finding the right guy, but all the while making and missing connections with Alan (Alan Gelfant), a plumber and aspiring marine biologist who is seemingly Erin's perfect match.
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TIPS breakeven rates fell sharply in the first half of 2017 on a string of disappointing inflation readings, but recovered in the second half as inflation numbers improved and the passage of tax overhaul in Washington seemed likely.
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The two-year-old who beat Kanzi could Merge "water and lighter" and apply the verb to both; Kanzi seemed to treat words like beads on a string, rather than mentally grouping them into bigger units in a structure.
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A day earlier, S-Oil, South Korea's third-biggest refiner by capacity, said tighter supply of refined products on a string of refinery outages and seasonal gasoline demand were expected to help refining margins improve in the second quarter.
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The Fed at this point is trying to use a wet spaghetti noodle to play pool, as a pool cue, which when I think about that, which do you think is true, infinite ability or pushing on a string?
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Allegedly at the hands of her estranged husband and a group of Republican operatives, nude photos of Hill appeared on a string of conservative websites, along with revelations that Hill had had a relationship with one of her campaign aides.
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Built on a string of acquisitions over several years of startups like OrderUp, Savored and Breadcrumb, it once stretched into point-of-sale software, delivery and more in an attempt to grow the revenues that Groupon made from its merchant partners.
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After a few calibration swings with the smart bat, I stepped up to the baseball-on-a-string swingaway setup and planted my feet on the turf roughly where I thought they ought to be (hey, I've at least watched baseball).
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In a private letter to clients, SWIFT said that new cyber-theft attempts — some of them successful — have surfaced since June, when it last updated customers on a string of attacks discovered after the attack on the Bangladesh central bank.
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In a private letter to clients, SWIFT said that new cyber-theft attempts - some of them successful - have surfaced since June, when it last updated customers on a string of attacks discovered after the attack on the Bangladesh central bank.
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Carlo Mastrangelo, an original member of Dion and the Belmonts, whose baritone vocals undergirded the group's harmonies on a string of doo-wop hits like "No One Knows" and "A Teenager in Love," died on Monday in Boynton Beach, Fla.
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Any high comedy that ensued — the moment when a three-pound, bug-eyed Chihuahua named Voldemort decided to stop walking, for instance, forcing his owner to drag him across the stage like a dust bunny on a string — was purely incidental.
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In Ladispoli, which in the 1970s and '80s became a temporary harbor for thousands of Russian Jewish immigrants escaping persecution in the Soviet Union, Ms. Di Porto, eyeglasses hanging on a string around her neck, methodically prepared for a cooking demonstration.
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Ms. Park, who was also arrested in March, is being tried separately on a string of criminal charges, among them collecting bribes from major businesses including Samsung and conspiring with her aides to discriminate against artists considered hostile to her government.
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Typhoon Phanfone hit late on Tuesday with winds of up to 120 kph (75 mph) and gusts of 150 kph, dumping sheets of uninterrupted rain on a string of islands, damaging hundreds of homes and causing flooding in eight areas.
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Typhoon Phanfone hit late on Tuesday with winds of up to 120 kph (75 mph) and gusts of 150 kph, dumping sheets of uninterrupted rain on a string of islands, damaging hundreds of homes and causing flooding in eight areas.
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All the times Trump has upset China since winning the presidency All the times Trump has upset China since winning the presidency In just one month as president-elect, Donald Trump has managed to rattle China on a string of issues.
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In late October, the actress and Honest Company co-founder revealed in another cute clip with her daughters that the baby on the way was a boy, showing the girls pulling on a string to release blue confetti from a suspended box.
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A 20-year-old New Jersey man accused of threatening on social media to "shoot everybody" at a pro-Israel march and bomb the Trump Tower skyscraper in New York City was arrested on Wednesday on a string of federal charges, prosecutors said.
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Of course, given G.O.O.D.'s track record with album deadlines this summer—releases inching ever out of grasp, like a dollar on a string—a listening party for one of their artists does offer what might actually be a worthwhile heads up.
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Washington imposed sanctions on a string of Russian companies and businessmen including En+ and Deripaska, who has a 65 percent stake in the firm, in response to Moscow's alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election and other so-called malign activities.
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Other movies in the lineup include a mix of Chinese and European films, like "Flowers of Evil" by the movie and music video director Antti Jokinen, and "Soul on a String," a movie set in Tibet that was directed by Zhang Yang.
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MILANO, Oct 11 (Reuters) - New Mediobanca investor Leonardo Del Vecchio wants the Milanese bank to embark on a string of acquisitions to grow in size after missing out on a number of deals, the eyewear tycoon told Business Insider Italia on Friday.
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Or, you can accept the crushing weight of the past 11 months and [checks calendar] 19 days and feel the light flickering out of you like the link on a string of Christmas lights that someone stepped on with a glass-shattering crunch.
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The planned seawall, which was part of what had been dubbed the "Great Garuda" for its resemblance to the wing span of the mythical bird, included a stalled plan to build a new city on a string of reclaimed islands in Jakarta bay.
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Even as the world's two largest economies have taken steps to cool a bitter trade war, they remain far apart on a string of issues including anti-government protests in Hong Kong, Syria, human rights and the status of Chinese-claimed Taiwan.
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Beyond Feinstein, all the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee's Red to Blue recruits in California successfully moved on to the general election, building on a string of wins for the party committee that began earlier in the night in New Jersey and Iowa.
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FEW opportunities exist for interested buyers to lay their hands in a single evening on a string of racehorses, a pair of slightly worn Louis Vuitton trainers, four gold Krugerrand, a Rolex or five, a Mercedes and a couple of yachts, at knock-down prices.
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They said the army has stepped up its onslaught with hundreds of mortar and rocket attacks on a string of rebel-held villages and towns in northern Hama, southern Idlib and Latakia that fall within a demilitarized zone agreed last September between Russia and Turkey.
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BADANA PICHWK, Iraq — Kurdish forces on Monday morning began advancing on a string of villages east of Mosul, the start of a long-awaited campaign to reclaim Iraq's second-largest city from the Islamic State, which seized it more than two years ago, officials said.
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The company marketed itself as a "clothing line offering wearable protection for when things go wrong," at which point by pulling on a string, the wearer tightened the "cut-resistant" waist strap locking them in with tightened thigh openings and scooping "skeletal structure" cage around their genitals.
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It often sounds as if Mr. Mitchell has pulled out individual elements of the piano's acoustics — the impact of a hammer on a string, the shudder of low notes on the soundboard, the overtones of a dissonant cluster — and distributed them across a fleet of instruments. G.R.
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In late 224, Giap concentrated some 2000,219 soldiers in the hills of northwest South Vietnam and orchestrated a series of assaults on a string of American combat bases in the highlands, not far from a Marine base called Khe Sanh, which the North besieged in January 21968.
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But perhaps even more consequential was Mr. Biden's relationship with Mr. Thurmond, his Republican counterpart on the judiciary panel, who became his co-author on a string of bills that effectively rewrote the nation's criminal justice laws with an eye toward putting more criminals behind bars.
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JON CARAMANICA Tiptoeing, then marching, then swelling, then pounding in double time through two chords, "Walking on a String" is, as Matt Berninger of the National notes at the end of the video clip, a "spider metaphor": romance as a foredoomed meeting of predator and prey.
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"All farmers had their eyes set on Modi with a lot of hope," said Dharam Pal Singh, 275, a father of three, sitting cross-legged on a string bed in the courtyard of his two-story concrete house in the village of Kiwana, in western Uttar Pradesh.
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They aren't just her simply singing for audiences on a string of tour dates; "Orion's Rise," as she's calling this stretch of shows, is a performance piece, choreographed vision and a concert all wrapped into one featuring a perfectly curated opening lineup straight from her list of her favorites.
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Cox and guitarist Lockett Pundt, alongside drummer Moses Archuleta and bass player Josh Fauver, rose to prominence in the latter part of the aughts on a string of records that synthesized Cox's fascination with both composerly avant-garde-isms and the grand mythos of Americana and rock 'n' roll.
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His lyrics, focused on pop culture and teenage hedonism with an eye on American idealism, came through on a string of hits in the 19723s, including 21972's "Roll Over Beethoven", 22016's "Rock and Roll Music," and 269's "Johnny B. Goode," all released on Chess Records.
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While international attention has focused on a string of gory killings by Islamist radicals, culminating in the attack on a posh restaurant in Dhaka in July that left 20 mostly foreign patrons dead, what worries Bangladeshis more is what many perceive as a broader collapse of the rule of law.
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The highly-leveraged company was tapping multiple financing channels offshore in the last few weeks after its credit risks came under scrutiny in China on a string of high-profile purchases, including a $6.52 billion tourism projects deal with Dalian Wanda Group and a $2.2 billion stake in Leshi Internet .
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The episode "Love Spanked," where Heffer creates a dating bio for Rocko and sends him on a string of increasingly bizarre and kinky dates, now plays like a dementedly uncanny mirror of my New York love life—right down to being coupled with a friend on a dating show (this happened).
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Its critics have often focused on a string of rulings in the 1990s that elucidated and expanded the rights of Europeans to live and work across the EU. (More recently, the court has restricted EU migrants' rights to benefits.) They have watched with concern as EU treaties have expanded the court's responsibilities.
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Each time, they would swirl past the towers and rose windows of the cathedral on the Île de la Cité, the nexus of a diagonal from the Sixth Arrondissement headquarters of Sonia Rykiel to the Fourth Arrondissement home of Azzedine Alaïa, all around it other showrooms and ateliers like pearls on a string.
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Her relationship with Coach, however, is much less established, despite the fact that the company has long counted on a string of very famous stylish folk, including Emma Roberts, Riley Keough, Rowan Blanchard, and Zoe Kravitz (all of whom were present at its 75th anniversary bash in New York last week) to rep its clothes.
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Young, good with horses, and able to learn skills like sword fighting, high work (doing stuff at great heights), and falling ("You're so focused that everything becomes very slow, it seems to take forever to get down... it burns a lot of adrenaline, which is exhausting"), Armstrong worked on a string of big films and doubled for James Bond.
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I follow the outspoken cheese pasta-lover on a string of social media sites (in case you are interested to follow along here's her Snapchat: colympios, Instagram, and Twitter), so I can truly attest that she is living her best life down in Cancun celebrating spring break with hundreds of underaged college kids on spring break.
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Barbara BoxerBarbara Levy BoxerOnly four Dem senators have endorsed 2020 candidates Hispanic civil rights icon endorses Harris for president California AG Becerra included in Bloomberg 50 list MORE (D-Calif.) is pressing the FBI for information on a string of cyberattacks at hospitals that have forced networks offline and, in some cases, led to ransom payments.
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Sen. Barbara BoxerBarbara Levy BoxerOnly four Dem senators have endorsed 2020 candidates Hispanic civil rights icon endorses Harris for president California AG Becerra included in Bloomberg 50 list MORE (D-Calif.) is pressing the FBI for information on a string of cyberattacks at hospitals that have forced networks offline and, in some cases, led to ransom payments.
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Barbara BoxerBarbara Levy BoxerOnly four Dem senators have endorsed 2020 candidates Hispanic civil rights icon endorses Harris for president California AG Becerra included in Bloomberg 50 list MORE (D-Calif.) has also asked the FBI for more details on a string of ransomware attacks targeting hospitals that forced networks offline and, in some cases, led to extortion payments.
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The couple took on a string of country classics from the Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash duet "Jackson" to George Jones and Tammy Wynette's "Golden Rings," prompting the likes of Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban to sing and dance along in the aisles, and after a quick bow Brooks grabbed his wife and planted a kiss on her lips.
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Incubator hubs in former factories have begun to dot the river's edge and the uplands like pearls on a string: Aside from Manufacture NY, there is the Greenpoint Design and Manufacturing Center, a complex of old brick buildings originally built for the textile industry, and New Lab in the Brooklyn Navy Yard (which concentrates on prototyping and structures), to name just a few.
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She didn't calm down much from there on — working hard on a string of concert engagements across the country, including dates during her third trimester at the D.C.'s Kennedy Center in December, and writing her first book of essays: I Stole Your Boyfriend, and Other Monster Acts on My Way to Becoming a Human Woman, out sometime next year.
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Barbara BoxerBarbara Levy BoxerOnly four Dem senators have endorsed 2020 candidates Hispanic civil rights icon endorses Harris for president California AG Becerra included in Bloomberg 50 list MORE (D-Calif.) last Friday asked the FBI for more details on a string of ransomware attacks targeting hospitals that have forced networks offline and, in some cases, led to extortion payments. Sens.
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"Their skin Is green and lit up from within," a boy Says, holding my hand, thinking he belongs To me, I resemble others, we wander Past carpet hangings, the watches And necklaces plumbing the blue gravy Table folds, glass cases display evidence Of our preëxistence, I may have Been a bulb on a string of lights before I became people.
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Her debut novel, "Sharp Objects," follows Camille Preaker, an alcoholic journalist with a baroque self-harm regimen (she carves vulgar words into her skin), as she reports on a string of murders of young girls in her Missouri hometown; Camille stays with her mother, who we eventually learn has Munchausen syndrome by proxy and has been poisoning her daughters (but that discovery is hardly where the story ends).
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After, the DOJ's announcement, the Swiss Office of the Attorney General (OAG) said "The The OAG confirms that a U.S. mutual legal assistance request is being currently executed ... In the frame of its current criminal proceeding, the OAG has also sent mutual legal assistance requests to different countries, including the U.S.A." The Swiss opened their own criminal proceedings in August 2015 against two formal officials of the fund on a string of corruption charges.
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In one particular study, I had to swallow a pill on a string—so basically, I swallowed this pill, and there was, like, a cord of dental floss that was long enough to let the pill go into my stomach, and then this string was taped to the side of my face, and it was in there for a while, and they had to withdraw the string, pull it back up my esophagus eventually.
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