"By Tuesday, it began to pick up steam," Rebelez said.
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When it started to pick up steam, what did that feel like?
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Lee Busby to enter the race this week could pick up steam.
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Claire is continuing to pick up steam, thanks to the G252 leak.
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That means lenders will be less protected if defaults pick up steam.
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Even so, in both places the economy is starting to pick up steam.
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It is unusual for the fourth film in a series to pick up steam.
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After being shut out early, the charmless La La Land began to pick up steam.
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Instagram hit the scene in 2784, and Snapchat started to pick up steam in 282553.
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Perhaps the project will pick up steam once Europe and the U.S. come back online.
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The false claim began to pick up steam on conservative social media on Monday morning.
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Those plans are expected to pick up steam when lawmakers return to Washington next week.
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Shortly after, the Holy Grail's call to action began to pick up steam with other businesses.
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The whole thing was so … brutal that I knew it was going to pick up steam.
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Then, a funny thing happened; He started to pick up steam and become a viable candidate.
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Grand Junction, under Target's umbrella, will play a large role as these initiatives pick up steam.
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The Mets were beginning to pick up steam, but he was stuck here, rehabilitating a broken forearm.
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Wages are finally starting to pick up steam, but inflation has remained below the Fed's 2% target.
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But now it's calling time on a localized effort after failing to see it pick up steam.
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"Black Museum" also comes at an interesting time when Afrofuturism is finally starting to pick up steam.
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The trend is really just beginning to pick up steam, with many redevelopments coming down the pipeline.
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We can only hope this new Elizabeth Baker project will pick up steam as it moves along.
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If they really pick up steam, that could come at a real cost to Israel's private sector.
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That's a number that has not gone down since the idea began to pick up steam among Democrats.
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Beto O'Rourke and former HUD Secretary Julian Castro seemed to pick up steam on social media as well.
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Now it's down to around 30 percent, as natural gas and renewable energies continue to pick up steam.
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Signs of growing strength in the labor market are welcome as the economy continues to pick up steam.
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And with a Republican-majority Senate, it seems unlikely that any case for impeachment will pick up steam.
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Steven posted the photo on Facebook, and later the Disney Reddit page where it began to pick up steam.
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Japan Display started to pick up steam thanks to Apple at the time, and Apple wanted the new plant.
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A campaign of protests, in person and on social media under the hashtag #MuteRKelly, began to pick up steam.
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But when a local news outlet, WTAJ, covered the story on Monday, things really began to pick up steam.
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Even as his campaign failed to pick up steam, Booker rejected pivoting from that message or overhauling his strategy.
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While rosé continues to pick up steam in the UK, we here in America have a lot to answer for.
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Currently a Category 4 storm, forecasters predict Matthew will pick up steam as it makes it way through the Bahamas.
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Warren is certainly one candidate who has only continued to pick up steam, despite the persistence of critics and naysayers.
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It wasn't until a spike in anti-Semitic hate crimes though, that the campaign really began to pick up steam.
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The high-flying elephant will have to resonate overseas should "Dumbo" not pick up steam at the domestic box office.
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But addressing the issue and the fight for menstrual equity has become more mainstream and continues to pick up steam.
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Several Republicans closely involved with the probe say they see indications that it is going to pick up steam again.
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Jonah, this seemed to pick up steam and obviously was fueled by the president&aposs tweet about all of this ongoing.
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Given these legitimate causes for concern, it's not surprising that a spooky horror story about internet privacy would pick up steam.
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The smartphone's utility as a life-changing gadget didn't pick up steam until the launch of Apple's App Store in 2008.
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But despite all the controversy from every side, the tradition was born and would pick up steam from that first year forward.
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A more moderate version by Schumer would be more likely to pick up steam in the Senate, even potentially attracting bipartisan support.
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She's hoping for more engagement as the campaign continues to pick up steam, and hopes YouTubers with larger audiences join the trend.
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If you think we're already at the height of the photo editing craze, just wait for augmented reality to pick up steam.
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While the company's core business is still in China, some signs show that its efforts overseas are starting to pick up steam.
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The Dow Jones industrial average rose to an all-time high on Thursday as investors bet economic growth would pick up steam.
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That same year, a campaign of protests, in person and on social media under the hashtag #MuteRKelly, began to pick up steam.
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Booker and Murphy also previewed specific arguments against Kavanaugh that promise to pick up steam as Democrats shape their campaign against him.
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How long can the stock market keep running on the fumes of optimism if economic growth doesn't start to pick up steam?
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Last year, rabbit fur was spotted on the runway across several designer brands, and the bag charm trend continues to pick up steam.
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It's been a rough month for STX as its animated adventure "Uglydolls" failed to pick up steam in its second weekend of release.
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While several reports have suggested a bounce-back in the following months, economists appear skeptical that growth will pick up steam anytime soon.
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But H.264 isn't new, it's been around for 13 years, and the next generation of codecs are starting to pick up steam.
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We spoke to A7FL's CEO and co-founder, Sean Korkusuz, who says the 2-year-old organization is starting to pick up steam.
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Given its $214 million production budget, "Miss Bala" will need to pick up steam during its theatrical run to get in the black.
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It could still pick up steam over the next two months, but its performance at The Globes didn't earn any early votes of confidence.
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Hopefully the Lemon Face Challenge will pick up steam across the world as more and more people get involved and the word gets out.
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Despite iOS's lead, Google Play consumer spend did pick up steam in Q1 2017, having shown strong growth of 40 percent year-over-year.
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As for Ellenbogen, he sees PagerDuty joining a portfolio of emerging tech companies that can continue to pick up steam before eventually going public.
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Goldman Sachs says stocks of companies with low labor costs are outperforming the overall market, and the strategy could pick up steam as wages rise.
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Though it launched slightly above projections, it will still need to pick up steam during its theatrical run to justify a $50 million production budget.
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With Weinstein's exposure labeled a watershed moment and the rise of the #MeToo movement, Odeleye's campaign to mute R. Kelly continues to pick up steam.
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Chessie sightings have been around since the 1930s, but really started to pick up steam in the '80s, when photographic evidence became more readily available.
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The tipping challenge goes national Wahlberg's wife, Jenny McCarthy, tweeted a photo of the bill -- and that's when the challenge began to pick up steam.
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The fight, explained: Lil Nas X's hit began to pick up steam in early 2019 when a viral meme called the "yeehaw challenge" appeared on TikTok.
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Months after the #MeToo hashtag first began to trend on Twitter and raise awareness for sexual violence, its movement is only continuing to pick up steam.
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The bottom line: These are the sorts of investigations that, if they pick up steam, can humble corporate giants and have major implications for the economy.
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Heizmann said the new year will likely start slowly but will likely pick up steam later, adding Volkswagen would reap the benefits of an SUV push.
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For next year, the central bank expects growth to pick up steam and reach 1.7 percent, but in 2018 it expects a slowdown to 1.6 percent.
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He said the automaker was hoping the industry would see the market pick up steam in the weeks ahead during the traditionally strong spring buying season.
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But the hashtags #IBelieveTara and #TimesUpBiden started to pick up steam on Twitter earlier this week, as many wondered why it was not getting more attention.
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It's possible that good word of mouth and some good reviews could help Birds of Prey pick up steam throughout the rest of its theatrical run.
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Later, Fujitsu would market it as the "Happy Hacking Keyboard" or HHKB, which would pick up steam in mechanical keyboard circles, hobbyist communities of writers and programmers.
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I was careful to evaluate each location for its potential over time: The Arts District of Downtown Los Angeles had just barely started to pick up steam.
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Although it&aposs unclear who created this "hack," it seemed to pick up steam after it was tweeted out by the Japanese publication Get News in December.
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Analysis from Goldman Sachs reveals how mobile internet use has changed in China since the Lunar New Year, when the coronavirus outbreak started to pick up steam.
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At an early screening of "Unbelievable" in July, Grant recalled that the producers were working on the project when the #MeToo movement started to pick up steam.
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HARRISBURG, Pa. – The sprawling criminal case against former members of a Penn State fraternity over the death of a pledge last year is about to pick up steam.
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As voice interfaces like Alexa and Google Assistant pick up steam, there is clearly an opportunity to bring this kind of technology to all facets of our lives.
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"Next year you start to lose the one-time step-up to earnings from the tax cut and...the monetary tightening begins to pick up steam," he said.
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The latest polling numbers are likely to be welcome news for Warren, who had found her presidential bid struggling to pick up steam in its first few months.
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While Kesha's music career is temporarily on hold due to her ongoing legal battle with longtime producer Dr. Luke, her acting career is continuing to pick up steam.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg hasn't yet found the words needed to calm the market after the disastrous Cambridge Analytica story that broke Friday continues to pick up steam.
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Yet as those wounds continue to heal, and the ongoing history of the women's bantamweight division continues to unfurl, whispers of a Rousey comeback continue to pick up steam.
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But it remains rather niche and focused primarily on gaming, so adoption will likely only pick up steam with cheaper and more accessible headsets, something Oculus is working toward.
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"This positive jobs report is another indication that the U.S. economy continues to pick up steam," said Tony Bedikian, managing director and head of global markets at Citizens Bank.
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But he said the discharge petition efforts can continue in tandem even as they ask for those details, and may pick up steam after the Freedom Caucus move Friday.
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Even as he began to pick up steam in the Republican primary, there was an overwhelming belief -- particularly in corporate America -- that he would never ultimately be the nominee.
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Once the mood is set with an extended intro, things subtly pick up steam with the introduction of a distantly reverberating industrial creak alongside punchy, greyscale dub techno stabs.
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The hashtag #GiveElsaAGirlfriend has begun to pick up steam, lobbying Disney to create the first lesbian fairy tale princess in the upcoming Frozen sequel, slated for 2018 or later.
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SPCOMMS surged 220 percent as a group from November, when the Trump administration's tax overhaul began to pick up steam in Congress, to January, when the S&P 500 .
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President Donald Trump recently made headlines with comments that he was upset with the Fed for raising interest rates just as the economy was starting to pick up steam.
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Kimball noted, however, that there's plenty of time for Warren to pick up steam, especially as voters come to learn more about the candidate and what she stands for.
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The danger with crowded stocks like Facebook is that if momentum moves towards the downside, sell-offs can pick up steam quickly, "regardless of the fundamentals," trader Brian Kelly said.
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It's a message that, 20 years later, is just beginning to pick up steam in the mainstream, as Hollywood addresses concerns of how the industry can better support its women.
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The prospect has heightened significance because of the 2020 presidential election campaign, which is beginning to pick up steam as Democratic contenders for the White House start announcing their intentions.
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Because of the time difference between Menlo Park and Delhi, it was late in the evening at headquarters when Zuckerberg watched critics begin to pick up steam after the announcement.
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Given that the trend of "natural and clean" eating continues to pick up steam, though, it's almost certain that public health officials will be dealing with increasingly more foodborne illness.
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The Chicago Cubs coming back from a 3-1 deficit in the World Series just a few months after last year's NBA Finals only helped the meme pick up steam.
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A drop below that level would take the dollar to its lowest since last November, and analysts say its fall might pick up steam if it breaks below 108.00 yen.
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In the 1990s, Wonton Food opened a factory in Guangzhou, China, only to close it after a few years when the cookies failed to pick up steam in the country.
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The release of the brand&aposs spring-summer 2020 collection, called "ZEN," marks a transition toward the sportswear market that is beginning to pick up steam in the luxury sector.
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What's next: Limitations on conversations between wireless carriers involved in a major FCC airwaves sale end next Thursday evening, so look for mergers and acquisition talk to pick up steam then.
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Instagram had no Stories function at the time, and so people posted in-the-moment photos on their accounts more freely; wedding hashtags were also just starting to pick up steam.
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China's Tencent reported disappointing profits in the fourth quarter on the back of surging costs but saw emerging businesses pick up steam as it plots to diversify amid slackening gaming revenues.
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But since that seems unlikely, I guess my slightly more reasonable expectation is that this joke continues to pick up steam in right-wing circles (as it appears to be doing).
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The yield on the 10-year Treasury recently hit a 7-month high as the U.S. economy continues to pick up steam and investors price in the hopes of tax reform.
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In late-January, as the coronavirus outbreak began to pick up steam in China and gain traction in other parts of Asia, analysts began sounding the alarm for the airline industry.
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As a cloud market watcher, I know I would, and if the company is truly beginning to pick up steam, as Canalys data suggests, the lack of openness is even more surprising.
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But forecasters predict Matthew will pick up steam as it makes it way through the Bahamas — likely to strengthen to a Category 25 storm when it hits the United States' East Coast.
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On Sunday, the PS side started to pick up steam on the bottom of my foot, but it was after I showered so it wasn't quite as satisfying as a dry peel.
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The mouth tech industry is continuing to pick up steam with electric toothbrush startup Quip's latest $10 million funding round from Silicon Valley Bank and its acquisition of dental insurance startup Afora.
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The subpoena is a sign that the Mueller investigation continues to pick up steam, even as Trump decries remaining questions about potential coordination between his associates and Russia and denies any wrongdoing.
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The subpoena is a sign that the Mueller investigation continues to pick up steam, even as Trump decries lingering questions about potential coordination between his associates and Russia and denies any wrongdoing.
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His remarks come after questions swirled on Capitol Hill that Trump could be contemplating firing Mueller, as his investigation appears to pick up steam and reach into the president's tight inner circle.
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The U.S. economy is going to pick up steam next year and that means the Federal Reserve could find itself behind the curve, Deutsche Bank chief economist Joe LaVorgna told CNBC on Thursday.
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That said, a recent report from Streamlabs found that Twitter's Periscope saw an 80 percent jump in concurrent viewers during Q3 2017, which could indicate the platform is beginning to pick up steam.
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A drop below that level would take the dollar to its lowest levels since last November, and analysts say its fall might pick up steam if it breaks below the 108.00 yen level.
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The policy review, coordinated by the National Security Council, is expected pick up steam now that Trump has returned from his first foreign trip, one administration official said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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Smartphone-based augmented reality is going to pick up steam in a major way over the next couple of years as the largest tech companies on the planet throw their full weight behind it.
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The policy review, coordinated by the National Security Council, is expected to pick up steam now that Trump has returned from his first foreign trip, one administration official said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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While Senate Republicans have largely shied away from that fight with Rosenstein, Graham's concerns could pick up steam in GOP circles as Republicans raise questions about how the Mueller investigation is being carried out.
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No. 1 Seed: Making A Murderer It took a few weeks for Making a Murderer to pick up steam before it became one of the first widely-binged true crime docu-series from Netflix.
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At the end of January, a tweet about Warner Bros.' upcoming "Birds of Prey" movie starring Margot Robbie started to pick up steam after user Matthew Kadish suggested the female-centric movie would flop.
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While its previous valuation hit as high as $10 billion, there are certainly going to be questions as to whether the traditionally consumer product will be able to pick up steam in the corporate world.
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The West Virginia Democrat, who represents a state that backed Trump by 42 points in 6900, expressed optimism that a "bipartisan majority" would back a censure resolution but the idea did not pick up steam.
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"Our call has always been that there will be a reverse in the second-half where HSCEI will play catch up, with the mostly old economy constituents there likely to pick up steam," he added.
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As cases of coronavirus pile up across the globe and fears of a pandemic pick up steam, US universities are calling off their Italy study abroad programs and urging students to leave the European country.
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But shortly after #WomenBoycottTwitter started to pick up steam, some users argued that silence is not really an effective or radical strategy, especially for women of color, who often face immense harassment on platforms like Twitter.
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That's a hefty start during a month that, aside from "Star Wars" movies, tends to field smaller opening weekends that pick up steam as audiences have off from work and school between Christmas and New Years.
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The pace of the recovery in U.S. shale oil output is set to pick up steam next month as more crude-producing regions return to growth, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration's latest drilling productivity report.
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It took some time for the Gregory Gorgeous channel (which has since been changed to Gigi Gorgeous in every field but the ones that would impact long-term search optimization, like the URL) to pick up steam.
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After a demonstration in Manhattan's Zuccotti Park led to hundreds of arrests, the hashtag — and the movement — began to pick up steam around the country, as tags like #OccupyBoston and #OccupyDenver began to show up on Twitter.
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On the House side, a group of moderate Republicans with heavy Hispanic constituencies have long engaged in discussions on immigration reform, but without Ryan's buy-in or another prominent mainstream conservative, their work is unlikely to pick up steam.
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Like in 2016, Hunter expects the global PMI data to begin to pick up steam a quarter or two after the semis show improvement and only then will some of the lagging corners of the market begin to turn higher, too.
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The new documentary Citizen Jane: Battle for the City uses extensive use of archival footage and interviews with architects, historians, and people who knew Jacobs to tell the story of her career, which began to pick up steam around this time.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's economy is expected to have posted marginal growth in the third quarter, underlining the challenge facing President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador as Latin America's second largest economy fails to pick up steam, a survey showed on Tuesday.
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MEXICO CITY, (Reuters) - Mexico's manufacturing sector contracted in March for the third time in five months, underscoring a deterioration in business conditions across the sector and paring back optimism the Mexican economy can pick up steam, a survey showed on Monday.
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And after the "problematic person" critique began to pick up steam in 2013, 2014 Taylor declared herself a feminist, debuted her girl squad, and made a point of saying that her big revenge song wasn't about a guy but about another girl.
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Veeva, which makes software for the health-care and life sciences industries, was founded in 2007, raised $4 million from Emergence as the housing crisis started to pick up steam in mid-2008, and was able to operate profitably from its early days.
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MEXICO CITY, Sept 10 (Reuters) - Mexico's central bank now has another reason to reduce its benchmark interest rate again this year, as annualized inflation cooled in August to a nearly three-year low and the economy has struggled to pick up steam.
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She has also been attacked on the right and, in some cases, been the subject of pushback from the Democratic establishment, who worry that her politics -- should they pick up steam in other districts -- could endanger the party's hopes of flipping the House this fall.
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But the latest health care effort seemed to pick up steam in a closed-door Republican conference luncheon late last week, where, according to Graham, McConnell told the conference that he was "all in" on the latest attempt if Republicans could put together the votes.
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Reporting of quarterly earnings is set to pick up steam on Friday with the big Wall Street banks, and overall S&P 210 companies are expected to post second-quarter profit growth of around 1.143 percent, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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The Jungle Cruise: Disney has spent over a decade trying to mount an adaptation of their riverboat-style ride The Jungle Cruise, and the project seemed to pick up steam in 2015 when it attracted a brand name even more familiar than the ride itself: Dwayne Johnson.
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Charlottesville, like many cities in the South, still has public spaces and monuments celebrating heroes of the Confederacy — many of which weren't erected until the 22017th century, as the civil rights movement began to pick up steam and Jim Crow laws started to come under attack.
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It wasn't until after most of the Bush tax cuts expired during the Obama administration that the post-Great Recession recovery started to pick up steam — an ongoing recovery that, as uneven as it has been, has grown into the longest economic expansion in U.S. history.
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And, as Haddish's career continues to pick up steam, the actress also says she plans on earning money to pass on to her family members, including her schizophrenic mother, who suffered brain damage in an accident during Haddish's youth and lived in a mental facility until recently.
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Rap has begun to pick up steam in China as well, with the rise of artists like China-native Higher Brothers and reality series like The Rap of China, the country's first-ever hip-hop competition show, which premiered this past summer on the online video platform iQiyi.
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But there's a sense, at least among some liberal-leaning health care experts, that employers have just about maxed out their ability to shift more costs onto employees — meaning that once price increases start to pick up steam again, businesses and workers will both feel the pain quickly.
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Nick Rathod, executive director of the State Innovation Exchange and an Obama White House veteran, pointed to the "Fight for $15," a union-backed grass-roots push to raise the minimum wage, as an example of how the party can pick up steam despite its deficit in Washington.
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Her team is trying to fend off rival Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE, who had long predicted he would pick up steam there.
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But supporters of the immigration package say the deeper threat to an agreement is not the president, but the conservatives in both the White House and Congress fighting to kill the deal before it can pick up steam — an effort they're calling the "Stephen Miller ambush," referencing a top White House aide.
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The fictional (and still anonymous) artist was somewhat successful in his mission to undermine pop art, having one of his 'fraudulent artworks' acquired by MoMA, at the time unaware of the fictitious nature of the artist, although this acquisition did nothing to halt the art movement, which continued to pick-up steam throughout the decade.
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It's common for judicial nominations and confirmations to pick up steam in the second year of a presidency, but with 49 judges confirmed so far in 53, Trump has already passed former president Barack Obama's progress in his second year in office — the Senate confirmed 48 lower court judges in 2010, according to federal judiciary records.
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Against Europe, it is more of a differential growth story with growth in the currency bloc expected to pick up steam relative to the UK. "Sterling movements have become kneejerk and pavlovian depending on the headline of the day and institutional investors are now focusing on the economic data," said Marc Ostwald, market strategist at ADM Investor Services.
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Following the New York Times report this weekend, more than a dozen companies have announced that they were withdrawing ads from The O'Reilly Factor, including Hyundai, Mitsubishi, Mercedes-Benz, and Lexus — a movement that's likely to pick up steam in the coming days, as more companies that advertise during the show face backlash from women's groups and advocates.
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It was the perfect storm for kids during a time when the internet was just starting to pick up steam and the hardest parts of life were figuring out how to get Sun-In to actually work in their hair, how to time cassette players just right to record songs off the radio and how not to make their Discmans skip.
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GameStop's new program arrives just as cloud gaming is beginning to pick up steam: Microsoft is set to launch a disc-less version of Xbox One S in early May in an effort to promote Xbox Game Pass, while traditional tech companies like Google and Apple are also getting in on subscription-based gaming services with recent announcements of Google Stadia and Apple Arcade.
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If the print is better than expected, "the worst of the deflationary factors have been washed out of the economy, and that we are now starting to pick up steam as far as prices go," he said, which would in turn boost the Fed's confidence in the economy, as well as offer a boost to Treasury bond yields and the U.S. dollar's relative value.
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On the one hand, this is simply the latest example in a series of fashion wake-up calls — in 2017 Chanel was likewise accused of exploiting Aboriginal traditions in Australia when it made a Chanel boomerang — but in recent months the charges have begun to pick up steam, facilitated by social media, which allows voices that may have previously been unheard to demand their due and have their say.
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It's unclear why the Problem Solvers Caucus proposal would have more success than the Durbin-Graham proposal, but the bipartisan group has been negotiating for months in the hope that if enough rank-and-file members can show consensus across the aisle, it could pick up steam with leadership as an option as funding talks continue without success, and provide a counterpoint to hardline bills pushed by more conservative House Republicans.
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She told me in an email that the "wholesome" trend in meme culture began to really pick up steam last year with memes like "My skin is clear, my crops are watered" — a text meme that facetiously pokes fun at the idea of the classic "forward this message/reblog for good luck" directive by presenting an image of something positive and then claiming that the image has cleared your skin, watered your crops, or brought you whatever piece of good fortune you might want in your life.
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