"I've been on the circuit a few years," he purrs.
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When trodden on, the circuit closes and detonates the main charge.
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And that, today, can make a big difference depending on the circuit.
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"He is on the circuit," a person familiar with the situation said.
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Rushing is widely acknowledged to be the best spinner on the circuit.
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Do you ever encounter any professional jealousy or competitiveness on the circuit?
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All that is missing is that elusive first win on the circuit.
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That's a parity not seen on the circuit since the early 1s.
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Ms. Osaka has worked to cultivate her Japanese identity on the circuit.
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TechCrunch received some background on the circuit-breaker system from the NYSE.
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There's a reason she's known on the circuit as the Trash Talking Queen.
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He avoided ruling on the issue during his time on the circuit court bench.
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Castroneves would have had to sign with another team to stay on the circuit.
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She certainly was one of the very few that felt like that on the circuit.
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So I was on the circuit with a car that had no back on it.
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It wasn't just the business plan that didn't work: performances on the circuit were woeful, too.
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In November, the Airman became the youngest professional bodybuilder on the circuit at age 21. Hon.
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The weather was dreadful, rain drenching the Ardennes and making for treacherous conditions on the circuit.
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And if it is a Tesla killer, then it should come kill Tesla on the circuit.
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Moving swiftly on, the other remix comes from one of the classiest men on the circuit—Mr.
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You don't need to be on the circuit of international jet setters to travel like a pro.
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Mercedes drivers Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas will like their chances as well on the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.
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"Fires in the Mirror" was a piece that was run on the circuit of our high school competitions.
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A few regulars on the circuit were familiar with the signature moves and celebratory rituals of the performers.
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Of the 258 active judges on the circuit, seven were appointed by Democratic presidents and four by Republican presidents.
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On the next lap, my car topped out at 30 KPH slower down the longest straight on the circuit.
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You got all these judges, 23 judges on the circuit courts getting through, I mean this is good stuff.
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One of the current trucks on the circuit is called Survivor, and it's owned and driven by Tony Canedo.
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She has a new short on the circuit this year called Love, and it's been taking festivals by storm.
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Perhaps the pro has never won on the circuit before, or maybe just not in a very long time.
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The vacancies include 22019 on the circuit court, which span multiple states and ranks only below the Supreme Court.
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Firmware updates are a pain, requiring you to open the controller to access a microUSB port on the circuit board.
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They managed to fix it and get us out on the circuit when literally just the checkered flag came out.
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He answered a simple "yep" to the long-awaited question of whether you can blaze up while on the circuit.
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The impact of these jurists will be lasting; on the circuit courts, they are on average just 203 years old.
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He voted with three other judges on the circuit to rehear the case en banc, or as a full panel.
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Jessica, 25, has won five times on the LPGA Tour, while 20-year-old Nelly has two victories on the circuit.
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Along the way, he became one of London's more celebrated executives and a regular on the circuit of global get-togethers.
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It was as if someone was slowly shutting down the switches on the circuit board that controlled my body and brain.
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Players from the other countries will also be considered but no united team has been allowed to compete on the circuit.
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In the process Knight became only the third United States player to win an individual event on the circuit this year.
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Despite all that drama, he again was the best player on the circuit, winning his second batting and stolen base titles.
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Strikingly, the majority opinion also took the time to condemn a special dissent penned by another judge on the circuit, Edith Jones.
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He traveled regularly on the circuit, sometimes sharing an Airbnb with fellow players — an Xbox, of course, promptly connected for practice games.
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"He's been on the circuit for some time, and he understands the power of his voice and the institution's voice," he said.
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Moore was one of the dirtiest stand-ups on the circuit, so this one is definitely for adult eyes (and ears) only.
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"With a Republican Senate and no possibility of a filibuster, he can have whoever he wants on the circuit court," Mr. Chemerinsky said.
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But if it doesn't work out, I hope you'll get back out on the circuit so maybe we'll have the chance to meet.
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All this and much more takes place in between and alongside some of the most sublime tennis produced by anyone on the circuit.
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When he has presented his work to comedians, they've said that his findings were obvious from the people they knew on the circuit.
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I'm sure she'll be out on the circuit this year, and I just love the way that she is styled and put together.
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Lee travels with Woo, who serves as a hitting partner and speaks limited English, as he navigates his first laps on the circuit.
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After graduating from Duke, Heather Sue began competing in high-stakes poker tournaments; she is admired on the circuit for her cool manner.
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They could be circuit boards, they could be the placement of components on the circuit boards, they could maybe even be machine learning data sets.
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Still, now they've sorted out the little hiccup on the circuit breakers, maybe we can just concentrate on the bonkers valuations on the Chinese markets.
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Gaga had been on the circuit since the fall promoting A Star Is Born, which ultimately earned her her first Oscar, for Best Original Song.
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Fightland: I didn't know Muay Thai was big in Iran until I came to Bangkok where there are loads of Iranian kickboxers on the circuit.
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The L.P.G.A. victory of Brooke Henderson from Smiths Falls, Ontario, and the solid performance by 10 other Canadian women on the circuit are no coincidence.
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Stockholm, who had previously said it would not be part of the 2020 Diamond League program, remained on the circuit according to the latest schedule.
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Gigged with him when i first started out and he was always so much fun, had his own mythology on the circuit his exploits where legendary.
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Suleiman Kangangi, who's been on the circuit for a while, is the lead cyclist of the team and recently placed third in the Tour du Rwanda.
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In the last two months, he won World Cup downhills in Bormio, Italy, and Kitzbuehel, Austria, which are considered the two toughest races on the circuit.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - With his long blond hair and flamboyant game, Canadian teenager Denis Shapovalov has enjoyed two successful seasons to find his natural place on the circuit.
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Center field has similarly been boosted by Turner, but still boasts, if that's the word, the second-worst overall production on the circuit at .255/.299/.395.
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However, he knuckled down and soon became known on the circuit as a gutsy, come forward, technical southpaw who would have a go with just about anyone.
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In his recent statistical study, Russell Wheeler of Brookings calculated how many judges now serving on the circuit courts would be eligible for senior status by 2020.
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Johnson, 2100, has victories in each of his previous eight PGA Tour seasons going back to his rookie year, the longest streak among active players on the circuit.
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The Pentagon cited corporate logos of Iranian defense firms on jet vanes that help steer the missile's engine and on the circuit board helping drive its guidance system.
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"Gigged with him when I first started out and he was always so much fun, had his own mythology on the circuit his exploits where legendary," he wrote.
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Every year, nearly 50 furry conventions take place across the US, and BLFC is the fastest growing con on the circuit, tripling its attendance in just three years.
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He has been on the circuit for years, has a book under his belt and works some Doubletree or Crowne Plaza back room every two or three days.
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Even then, the Echo has no data ports and storage can only be reached by physically removing the components or connecting directly to a pinout on the circuit board.
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Lyles will continue to have opportunities to run the 200 as well as the 100 on the circuit, but the decision has sparked disappointment and concern among other athletes.
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And Shelby, in turn, will bring in Ken Miles ( Christian Bale ), who is swifter than any other driver on the circuit and more stubborn than is good for him.
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Visitors could enter the palace through the Pavillon, proceed on the circuit and finish in the basement, where a grand staircase would take them back up to the Courtyard.
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The professional stuff, like K1, is the dream of many and that explains why a lot of guys are heading out of the country to get on the circuit.
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To gain the necessary soldering experience, I ripped apart an old alarm clock and practiced removing and re-soldering some of the connections on the circuit board inside it.
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Like most new switches, the Cherry Viola supports LED lighting, which in the case of this new design can be mounted right on the circuit board of the keyboard.
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He visits Borg, whom he describes as "the only guy I didn't have a problem with at some point or another" on the circuit, whenever he goes to Sweden.
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While New Zealand have a licence from World Rugby to host a stop on the circuit until 2019, this year's tournament is the last guaranteed to be held in Wellington.
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Shane McAnally and Brandy Clark, both gay, are two of the most influential songwriters on the circuit, creating hits for everyone from Kelly Clarkson to Kenny Chesney and Lady Antebellum.
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But Clarence Thomas was barely on the circuit court for a year when he was elevated to the Supreme Court, and there's no reason Barrett couldn't follow in his footsteps.
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Countries can have multiple entries in each boat category at World Cup events but if RNZ just enter Manson, Drysdale said he would consider representing another country on the circuit.
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Kristoffersen says he is not tired of being beaten by Hirscher and offered a reminder that he has forced the Austrian into second place plenty of times on the circuit.
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"I was incredibly interested in her but a bit intimidated," said Mr. O'Neal, who was 18 at the time and competing in his first year on the circuit in Ocala.
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Cordero and Moroni are quick and well suited to sevens, having played on the circuit before becoming established Pumas, but getting back into the shorter game will not be easy.
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Bowyer and Brad Keselowski, who triumphed in back-to-back crown jewel events at Darlington and Indianapolis, are the only other multiple winners on the circuit so far this season.
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Canadian Sean McColl and American Sierra Blair-Coyle have been on the circuit for years but never believed they would one day get the chance to compete at the Olympics.
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I signed with an agency in Arizona, and I started working full time on the circuit when I was 16 and I booked a Prada campaign as my first job.
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Despite his troubles, the Croat still has one of the fastest serves on the circuit and could go deep into the tournament if his knee holds out over the two weeks.
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For a decade and a half, it was an annual rite on New York City's L.G.B.T. calendar, a "circuit party" for people who wouldn't normally be caught dead on the circuit.
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The Toronto International Film Festival, which ended on Sunday with the musical "La La Land" taking the top honor, has evolved into an important stop on the circuit for many Oscar hopefuls.
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It appears he's as keen as anyone to test it out on the circuit — telling followers on social media that he's excited to find out if he's still got what it takes.
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The Pentagon cited corporate logos it said matched those of Iranian defense firms on jet vanes that help steer the missile's engine and on the circuit board helping drive its guidance system.
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The endurance race has been held each June since 1923 on the Circuit de la Sarthe, a mix of racetrack and closed public roads in France about 120 miles southwest of Paris.
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Hayne, who played 176 games for the Parramatta Eels in Australia's National Rugby League competition, will join the Fiji side in London ahead of the final tournament on the circuit this weekend.
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There, he achieved his first of four professional wins on the circuit in the Catalonia region of Spain, before graduating to the European Tour, where he won the Turkish Open in 277.
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Jose Gutierez was a freshman or sophomore in high school when he joined the Xtravaganzas, but was already out-voguing every queen on the circuit, with the possible exception of Willi Ninja.
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If there's a must-stop venue on the circuit, it is the Fort Orange Club, a wood-paneled 1880s clubhouse still used by many Republican legislators as their home away from home.
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Meanwhile, a microcontroller on the circuit acts as RoboFly&aposs "brain," sending pulses of voltage to the wings and making them flap much like an insect&aposs wings would, according to the statement.
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Barb Dolan has captured nearly every title on the circuit, including a first place in Leadville at age 54 (finishing a half-hour behind her in second was a man 10 years younger).
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Pushing the stick in until it clicks is also a good idea that should, in the right light, show you the cute little note that seems to be printed on the circuit board below.
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Nor was he seen as the preferred choice of Senate institutionalists like Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (Ky.), who worried that his long history of opinions on the circuit court might complicate his confirmation process.
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The two obvious takeaways are thus: firstly, there are too many festivals, and secondly, there aren't enough DJs on the circuit to cater for them in a way that creates a genuinely individual experience.
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If A Star Is Born has given us anything, it's been the opportunity to see Lady Gaga perform the film's signature song, "Shallow," over and over again at every awards show on the circuit.
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"From next year I will no longer follow Rafael on the circuit but will dedicate myself exclusively to our academy," he said, referring to the Rafa Nadal Academy, which opened in October in Majorca.
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Having recorded his first grand prix victory on the island circuit in 2007, Montreal has long been a special place for Hamilton and one he regularly praises as one of top races on the circuit.
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Martinod picked up where she left off and stunned the world by claiming a halfpipe silver medal in Sochi and has since re-established herself as one of the best freestyle skiers on the circuit.
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"Our provisional analysis is that a plastic bag has been collected on the circuit, completely blocking the brake cooling, so that the right rear corner caught fire and eventually failed the hydraulics circuit," he said.
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He has not looked back since and although he has not added to his sole PGA Tour victory, the 2016 Puerto Rico Open, he has become one of the most consistent players on the circuit.
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The victory put Ferrari back on top in Canada for the first time since seven-times world champion Michael Schumacher claimed the last of his record seven wins on the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in 2004.
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INGRAHAM: Now twelve years on the circuit court of appeals, for people who aren&apost really into the legal organization of the court, the DC Circuit is the second highest court, for all intents and purposes.
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Jones also believes that the bending board can cause problems with a Qualcomm chip that lies on the same "fault line" on the circuit boards of some iPhone 7s, which can cause a "No Service" message.
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Only a small fraction of cases make it up to the Supreme Court, so the White House and Senate Republicans have placed a premium on getting seats filled on the circuit courts, where most cases end.
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De Hart describes Ginsburg's thirteen years on the circuit court as something like a decontamination chamber, in which Ginsburg was rinsed and scrubbed of the hazard of her thirteen years as an advocate for women's rights.
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The zone will be marked on the circuit for trackside fans and television viewers, with the two power modes on each car indicated by different colours on the LED display on the halo head protection device.
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"I pride myself on being one of the fittest players on the circuit I play and my body literally failed me on that day #Poor," Broady's compatriot Jay Clarke, another loser on Tuesday, posted on Twitter.
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In addition to obstructing somebody he supported for a lifetime appointment on the Circuit Court just three years ago, he'd be blocking an Iowan from the Supreme Court ... all in the name of partisanship/electoral benefit.
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The win in Germany had possessed an element of luck, but here Seaman was peerless, performing the equivalent of a high-wire act to keep his car on the circuit while lapping far quicker than his rivals.
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MONTIGNY-LE-BRETONNEUX, France (Reuters) - Centenarian cyclist Robert Marchand donned his lycra shorts again on Friday and rode cautiously around France's indoor Velodrome National, becoming by far the oldest person to take a spin on the circuit.
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"I'm not on the circuit; I'm just at one party," James E. McMahon, a lobbyist with the nickname Cadillac, insisted, as he milled about an event for the Senate Republican Campaign Committee at the Fort Orange Club.
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The 23-year-old from Kentucky, whose previous two titles on the circuit had both come at the CIMB Classic in Malaysia, finished with a 153-under total of 270 in the elite 32-man, winners-only field.
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Kerber, with 29, has won more grasscourt matches than any other woman on the circuit over the last four years and last week reached the final of the Eastbourne tournament where she lost to powerful hitter Karolina Pliskova.
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Hamilton's seventh win on the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve equalled Michael Schumacher's record but it came only after Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel, who had led from pole to chequered flag, was demoted to second place by a five second penalty.
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During that time, the Hundred has shifted to be more of a "friends group" versus functioning talent-buying outfit—mainly because the work they did helped turned Denver into a stop on the circuit for big name DJs.
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"Nocturnal Animals" has been less of a presence on the circuit but a co-star, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, who plays a thug who menaces a family on a lonely highway, was a surprise Golden Globes winner on Sunday.
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Lee says the toolkit had the ability to launch a continuous assault on the circuit breakers so that each time operators would try to regain control in order to re-close the breakers, the malware would open them again.
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He would mine his record-setting second gold in the giant slalom at the 2014 Sochi Games in Russia, an accolade to go along with the five World Cup GS championships he's won during 15 seasons on the circuit.
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"This is my best finish this year," said the five-times PGA Tour winner, who had previously recorded just one top-25 in 10 starts on the circuit this season, a tie for 22nd at the Valspar Championship last month.
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White is also one of the largest personalities on the circuit with an extensive portfolio of achievements away from the snow, including playing guitar in a band, appearing in several movies and even having two video games named after him.
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McLarens are wild-looking mid-engined sports machines that harness the firm's skills in engineering to adapt racetrack materials, such as carbon fibre, and high-tech gizmos to make a car as at home on the circuit as the open road.
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However, his performance in Minnesota belied what has been a lean period for Pieters on the circuit since winning the Made in Denmark event in August, and he was off the pace again in Dubai at the DP World Tour Championship.
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Law professor Arthur Hellman of the University of Pittsburgh, a guru of the federal judiciary, spotted the trend when I interviewed him for a podcast that accompanies "Courting Change," a Reuters interactive analysis of President Trump's impact on the circuit courts.
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Back on the circuit after serving a 15-month ban for doping, the Russian's first shot at adding to her five grand slam singles will not come until Wimbledon, however, after French Open organizers declined to grant her a wildcard.
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Shapovalov's first year on the circuit began last season began in ignominious circumstances when he was defaulted in a Davis Cup title against Britain's Kyle Edmund after slamming a ball in frustration and hitting the chair umpire in the eye.
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There's one puzzle in the Monastery—which has you making patterns on the circuit boards based on the shapes of tree branches around you—that requires you to look at the floor for a part of the branch that fell.
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Most of the current judicial vacancies are in the district courts, but there are 22013 vacancies on the Circuit Courts of Appeals, and these judges are critical in deciding the thousands of cases that do not make it to the Supreme Court.
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Most of the current judicial vacancies are in the district courts, but there are 18 vacancies on the Circuit Courts of Appeals, and these judges are critical in deciding the thousands of cases that do not make it to the Supreme Court.
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The 20143-year-old Ernst, who clinched her maiden victory on the circuit with a playoff win over South Korea's Kim In-kyung at the 2014 Portland Classic, carded a flawless five-under-par 67 for a 10-under total of 206.
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For young Europeans Vietnam has become an essential stop on the circuit of backpacking around Asia, offering pleasant weather, cheap accommodation, great food and just enough exoticism to give bragging rights at university and just enough tourist infrastructure to make travelling reasonably comfortable.
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He was named national Rookie of the Year in 2015: a hint that, just maybe, he will leave the pack of perhaps 0003 cowboys who eke out a living on the circuit into the world of champions competing for six-figure purses.
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Clinton was concerned about the appearance of taking hefty fees from Wall Street while considering a second presidential bid, she did not show it: In her first year on the circuit, more than a third of her paid speeches were for financial companies.
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"[I]n order to bring our visitors the opportunity to witness some of the most accomplished knights on the circuit, it made complete sense to invite the leading female jousters to join us this summer," Emily Sewell, English Heritage's head of events, said.
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Far from fringe, the neighborhood is on the circuit of art world bigwigs such as the Tate Modern director Frances Morris, for its combination of art with $1-million price tags and a creative scene that includes craft makers, food and drink.
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And just to make sure I wasn't fooling myself that the iPhone X's (or the Note 83's) telephoto camera is that much better than just zooming in on, say, a Pixel 2 XL photo, we recently tested this on the Circuit Breaker Live show.
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Rory McElroy, who skipped the last two European Tour events, will only retain his status as the top player on the circuit if he wins in Dubai and Stenson finishes outside the top 45, Willet outside the top five and Noren outside the top two.
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But it is the only race in which a sort of supernatural phenomenon has been known to occur: When the cars cross a spot on the circuit as they pass the Anderson Bridge, the electronics systems, and throttles and clutches, can sometimes go haywire.
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The sprint to install nominees on the circuit courts has proved to be a fruitful collaboration between the White House counsel, Donald F. McGahn II, and Senate Republicans, particularly Mr. McConnell and Senator Charles E. Grassley of Iowa, the chairman of the Judiciary Committee.
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It was the first appearance in the final of a top-tier WTA event for both 20-year-olds, and it was the first WTA title at any level for Osaka, who speaks softly but can hit as hard as anyone on the circuit.
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Though the Globes' impact on eventual Oscar nominees is debatable (sometimes the Globes and other awards are seen as determining factors in who will do well at the Oscars), the awards ceremony is usually considered one of the more fun shows on the circuit.
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Yet the giant Croat is still able to battle it out with most players on the circuit and, armed with a serve that continues to pack a fearsome punch, he made light work of Italian qualifier Andrea Arnaboldi by winning 6-4 73-4 7-6(4).
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The sensor can also take 13MP images in 1/120th of a second, which Sony says is four times faster than other chips, thanks to high-capacity DRAM, and a 4-tier construction on the circuit section used to convert analog video signals to digital signals.
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Swede Lingmerth's bid for a second career win on the circuit ended with a splash and double-bogey at the second extra hole, the par-four 18th, after he hit his approach into water, while Dufner safely two-putted from long range for a decisive par.
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DURING business-awards season, which fills the lull between the warm-prosecco receptions of late summer and the rubber-turkey lunches of Christmas, a chancer in a dinner jacket could stroll around London attending four or five prize ceremonies a night, confides one regular on the circuit.
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On Wednesday, the Ninth Circuit announced that it had decided not to reconsider that ruling with a fuller panel of judges (at least one judge on the bench had asked for it, but the majority of judges on the circuit wanted to let the first ruling stand).
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Rough speaking fees for former presidents who are on the circuit: Bill Clinton: $250,000 (raised his fee to match Hillary's when hers went up after she was SecState) George W. Bush: $200,000 Barack Obama: $400,000 Note: These are averages — it's more if speech is overseas; less if it's local.
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Many questions focused on the positioning and angle of diodes on the circuit boards, hinting that Waymo's infringement argument might focus on the minute details of the PCBs rather than on the number of lenses and optical cavities of Uber's lidar device — features Uber said make the Fuji unique.
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Nomad hubs have been cropping up anywhere a low cost of living intersects with a high quality of life, most often in Southeast Asia: Chiang Mai, Bangkok, Ubud and Ho Chi Minh City have all become popular destinations on the circuit, as have cheap European cities like Lisbon and Madrid.
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"The government does not offer a persuasive explanation for why a mother-in-law is clearly a bona fide relationship, in the Supreme Court's prior reasoning, but a grandparent, grandchild, aunt, uncle, niece, nephew, or cousin is not," the three judges on the Circuit panel wrote in a joint opinion.
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And multiple meetings during which Nilay, Dieter, and I would discuss each iteration: how it worked at various different sizes, how it would look on the Circuit Breaker site (and on mobile and Facebook and Twitter), and trying umpteen different subtle color variations until we eventually settled on a design we all loved.
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Washington (CNN)The Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday advanced a slate of judicial nominees to the floor for a vote, including Jonathan Kobes to be a US Circuit Judge for the Eighth Circuit, despite the fact that he was rated "not qualified" to serve on the circuit court by the American Bar Association.
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Madison Keys, 23, is the No. 12-ranked women's singles tennis player on the circuit (recently making it to the third round at Wimbledon), which means she's got a lot of tournaments to attend – and which also means that she's got to be prepared to combat jet lag the second she gets off the plane.
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So, where we are tonight, we think we got it down to Kavanaugh, we think we have a down to Hardiman, convenience, and coincidence that both of them just happened to be in Washington D.C. Kavanaugh, by virtue of the fact that he sits on the Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia.
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SHADI HAMID is one of the most interesting and provocative figures on the circuit of Islam-watchers and Middle East pundits in Washington, DC. A senior fellow of the Brookings Institution, a think-tank, he has been raising his voice recently to make two assertions which seem, at first sight, to run in different directions.
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