" Months later in 2013, Rocket passed with "flying colors.
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It is an easy test that should be passed with flying colors.
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The latest guinea pig is Gwen Stefani, and she has passed with flying colors.
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Smith, 48, said she passed with "flying colors" after denying having sex with Thompson.
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And a recently completed pilot test on an EPFL roof was passed with flying colors.
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The vote to sideline the impeachment resolution passed with flying colors: a bipartisan 364-58 margin.
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I put it through motion transfer and edge support tests, and the mattress passed with flying colors.
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These are simple tests that immediately distinguish the good from the bad, and Sardel passed with flying colors.
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If this was Williams' first big test in a high octane PR environment, he passed with flying colors. A+
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In fact, Biden's real test came last week during the March 22016 primaries, and he passed with flying colors.
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The Kaiser 10 passed with flying colors, going right down into the purring region without losing any of its precision.
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The mission is still underway, but the most dangerous moments are over with, and the system passed with flying colors.
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In February, a CNN reporter tested her language skills in Cedar Rapids, IA, and she seems to have passed with flying colors.
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The Indiana governor was essentially auditioning for his role as a presidential candidate four years from now, and he passed with flying colors.
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Comparing our data with Einstein's predictions allowed us to test whether general relativity correctly describes such a collision -- they passed with flying colors.
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They definitely passed with flying colors, keeping my feet warm all day and preventing blisters from my boots (which weren't the most comfortable).
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Reagan went to the Bethesda Naval Hospital each year for extensive testing, and each year of his presidency he passed with flying colors.
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Hurricane Harvey in 2017 put the state's infrastructure to the test, and while some parts are still recovering, Texas mostly passed with flying colors.
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Everyone knows that all new relationships live or die by the best friend test — and luckily, it looks like Thompson has passed with flying colors.
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The first round was a set of true or false questions, which Puth passed with flying colors, even earning a high five from Cox, 55.
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Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers represented one of the biggest tests of the season for upstart San Francisco, and the 49ers passed with flying colors.
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According to Simmons' attorneys, Michael Sterling and E. Carlos Tanner, Simmons passed with flying colors, and plans to repeat the test for allegations made by 4 other women.
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Post Malone can rest easy knowing his diamond chains and pendants are the real deal ... he just got his bling tested for authenticity, and passed with flying colors!!!
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The vast majority of participants passed with flying colors, including some that have had trouble in the past, like Citigroup Inc, Bank of America Corp and Ally Financial Inc .
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"If Lisa were to hand me that piece of paper that said 'Lisa passed with flying colors,' do you think this is going to change anyone's opinion?" said Richards, 50.
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Despite the nerves, Tejada passed with flying colors, as Jenner shared a sweet video of him happily skipping out of the building and triumphantly throwing his arms in the air.
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We also warmed up French onion soup, broiled fish, and cooked meals in it for a month to really put it through the test, and it passed with flying colors.
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Now, in a video statement from Tarver ... the 47-year-old is calling BS on the positive test -- saying he took several other tests that same week and passed with flying colors.
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The transit commission took the sloth to a vet for a check-up, which it passed with flying colors, and then returned it to the wild, according to the organization's Facebook post.
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Reince Priebus, Trump's chief of staff, said in a statement included in the transition team's announcement that Giuliani "was vetted by our team for any possible conflicts and passed with flying colors."Sen.
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WWE legend X-Pac -- real name Sean Waltman -- is so determined to prove he's not a meth dealer, he took a lie detector test and passed with flying colors ... but there's a catch.
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And when Eugene passed with flying colors, Negan sent three of his sister-wives — the drunk blonde one, the smart brunette one, and the ballsy redhead one — to keep him (platonic) company as a reward.
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It has worked out really well so far—I've pulled 80s in almost every class, and my professors were all left impressed that I never came to their class and still passed with flying colors.
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They've even played the newlywed game (and passed with flying colors.) And with all this public desire for the pair to couple up in real life, Tessa and Scott have had to talk about their relationship.
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On Tuesday, 18 more local governments (a mix of towns and counties) voted on whether to exempt their district from the Comcast-backed law, opening to door for municipal broadband projects, and every single referendum passed with flying colors.
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Her CESO rank is in process after hurdling a battery of written and oral tests where she passed with flying colors.
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Streeruwitz took the exam in 1899 and passed with flying colors. A mere year later, however, Streeruwitz' health suffered a serious relapse after a demanding field training exercise. Streeruwitz lost his faith in his ability to withstand the rigors of military life and applied to be granted reservist status. His request was approved in 1901.
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Seeing a potential director in him, the Bhatts then promoted Vishal to Associate Director in film Raaz 2 Starring Emraan Hashmi and Kangana Ranaut. During this period, Vishal was not only being groomed, but tested as well, being asked to take over troubled projects to handle. Vishal passed with flying colors and was on his way to becoming a Film director.
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The Commanding Officer of the Mog Base in Virginia where Nine was held captive. He put Five in the task of killing Nine. He also arranged to have Five kill Emma due to their past relationship. After Five nearly crushed Emma with his telekinesis and spared her to make use out of her brother, the commander said he passed "with flying colors".
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Because this measurement is the next-most-precise after the measurement of α from the electron's anomalous magnetic dipole moment described above, their comparison provides the most stringent test of QED, which is passed with flying colors: the value of α obtained here is within one standard deviation of that found from the electron's anomalous magnetic dipole moment, an agreement to within ten parts in a billion.
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Towards the end of 2004, James had an opportunity of a test drive with AIM Racing, one of Thailand’s leading racing teams. He passed with flying colors as the fastest rookie ever to take the test. He was immediately entered for the last two races of 2004 as a guest driver. He drove a specially designed Thai built car that ran with 12 valve, 1600cc, Toyota racing engines that produces top speeds of up to 160 km/h.
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The Model 154 passed with flying colors, exceeding its altitude requirements by a good margin, and proving almost invisible to radar. However, by this time the need for the Model 154 had vanished. In July 1971, President Richard Nixon began a diplomatic effort to build ties with China, and reconnaissance overflights were cancelled. Satellite reconnaissance capabilities had improved through the 1960s, leading to the first launch of the advanced KH-9 Hexagon satellite on 15 June 1971, which could provide strategic intelligence without provoking the Chinese.
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She passed with flying colors and was sent to the Mediterranean to serve with the 6th Fleet. While there, Damato spent several days monitoring the activity of a Soviet cruiser off the coast of Libya and managed to shadow and surface a Soviet submarine among other accomplishments. Damato received commendations for its combat readiness while in the Mediterranean. Upon returning to Norfolk, VA, it set sail again for the North Atlantic on the western coast of Europe to participate in NATO exercises as a show of force toward the Soviet Union.
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At the end of 2005, James again joined the Formula BMW Asia scholarship program and this time – having matured a little and with some more experience – passed with flying colors. He won one of 4 prestigious BMW Scholarship prizes worth USD 50,000 and managed to get bonus points for setting the fastest lap out of 20 competitors. In 2006 Meritus Racing Team took James on as a Rookie driver to compete in the Formula BMW Asia series where he finished 3rd in the Rookie Championship and 4th overall.
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Shortly after Kams arrival, and still under the Gold Crew, she was ordered to sail on patrol earlier than scheduled in order to fill in for another boat that had suffered a casualty to the main engines. Kam exchanged all 16 missiles in less than 24 hours, and also replaced the ship's battery. She then took Commander Submarine Flotilla Six, a rear admiral, on board and proceeded to sea for four days of sea trials, thus giving ComSubFlotSix the opportunity to see just what this new addition to the Atlantic Fleet was like. In the event, Kam passed with flying colors and embarked on her first Atlantic Fleet deterrent patrol.
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Instead of continuing her amateur wrestling career in a university, Nagashima took part in an audition held by professional wrestling promotion, Gaea Japan, which she passed with flying colors. Nagashima eventually made her in-ring debut at Gaea Japan's inaugural event on April 15, 1995, wrestling Toshie Uematsu to a twenty-one-minute draw. On April 29, 1996, Nagashima defeated Sonoko Kato in the finals of a tournament contested between Gaea Japan's rookies. On July 31, Nagashima turned on the Gaea Japan Seikigun ("regular army") and joined forces with Mayumi Ozaki, Carlos Amano and Sugar Sato, forming a stable, which later became known as Oz Academy.
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But when the LAPD interviewed Cesar three years later, he claimed that he had sold the gun before the assassination to a man named Jim Yoder. William W. Turner tracked down Yoder in October 1972. Yoder still had the receipt for the H&R; pistol, which was dated September 6, 1968, and bore Cesar's signature, indicating that Cesar had sold the pistol three months after Kennedy's assassination, contradicting his 1971 claim that he had sold the weapon months before it. Moldea wrote that Cesar submitted years later to a polygraph examination performed by Edward Gelb, former president and executive director of the American Polygraph Association, in which Cesar denied any involvement in the assassination, and passed with flying colors.
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Hamilton's wartime experiences exerted their influence, drawing him from private medical practice into a commission as an Assistant Surgeon in the United States Army (1874) and after he resigned from the Army, into the Regular Corps of the Marine Hospital Service (MHS). In 1876, the 24-year-old Hamilton sat for the first examination for entrance into MHS, passed with flying colors, and was commissioned as an Assistant Surgeon on Oct 21, 1876. His talent in public health practice revealed itself early, during an 1877 assignment to the Boston Marine Hospital at Chelsea, Massachusetts. Changing land use in the area had blocked hospital sewage from draining properly, causing unexpected outbreaks of infectious disease among patients.
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This special operation ended with Plunger completing its final Operational Reactor Safeguards Examination (which it passed with flying colors) and giving its crew some well-earned R&R; in Pearl Harbor Hawaii. Returning to home port, Plunger was deactivated (while under the command of William Large), in commission, on 10 February 1989, decommissioned on 3 January 1990 and stricken from the Navy Register the following 2 February. Ex- Plunger entered the Nuclear Powered Ship and Submarine Recycling Program in Bremerton, Washington, on 5 January 1995 and on 8 March 1996 ceased to exist. At the time of decommissioning Plunger was noted by the San Diego Tribune as being the most-decorated submarine in the Pacific Fleet and it was the most- decorated warship in San Diego.
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However, although Beckett made a positive impression on her colleagues for her investigative skills, she soon found herself unable to make the necessary moral compromises for her new role, jeopardizing a plan to infiltrate a major crime syndicate to protect a young woman who would have been forced to act as the mole. As a result, Beckett was fired, leaving her briefly unemployed due to station budget cuts preventing Gates from simply re- hiring her. Despite this, Castle was able to get her job back after he helped to reunite a prominent politician with his long-lost daughter in "Number One Fan", the city official wanting to thank the team for their role in bringing his family together. In 2015, Beckett took the Captain's exam, which she passed with flying colors.
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Pressure testing of the pressure hull was performed in Russia, and included a one-hour test at a water pressure equivalent to 7,700 meters, or a 10% greater depth than the vessel's, 7,000 m maximum operational depth, a continuous hour-long test at water pressure equivalent to 7,000 m, and a test simulating 0 to 7,000 m ascent/descent of the submersible, which was repeated six times. There were no problems reported in any of these tests, and the pressure hull passed with flying colors. All viewports of Sea Pole class bathyscaphe have a circular truncated cone shape. There is a large viewport with diameter of 20 cm mounted in the bow, and this central view port is the same type of that of Russian Mir class bathyscaphe.
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Nonetheless, touched by Po's dedication and admiration of the Five led Crane to have some respect for Po. In Secrets of the Furious Five, Crane was the janitor at the Lee Da Kung Fu Academy, where everybody looked down upon him including the strict instructor of the academy due to his particularly skinny build. However, the top student Mei Ling saw the skills which Crane used to tidy up the place every night, and convinced Crane to try out for the school. Though his nerve faltered at first, Crane accidentally wandered into the obstacle course when ordered to clean it up for the next batch of students. Demanding eligibility from prospective students and the instructor, Crane quickly found the confidence to surpass it, and passed with flying colors.
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