What's next Those races were almost like a practice run.
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Maybe that Google docs phishing scam was actually a practice run?
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RELATED: Are North Korea's missile tests a practice run for evading THAAD?
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In many ways, Russia served as an ideal practice run for Nigeria.
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She completes every practice run without missing a gate or losing control.
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"Obviously we'd like 2018 to be a practice run for 2020," she said.
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Again the governor gave it a practice run, lights down, a patchwork audience listening.
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As it turned out, this was a good practice run for what came next.
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His parents are lawyers in Manhattan in a private practice run by the groom's father.
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The aim of the drill isn't only to try to give relatives a realistic practice run.
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However, for all the claims this is a routine practice run, Kim's threats loom over the exercise.
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But, if there are parts of the route that you're worried about, I recommend a practice run.
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Aides said Mr. Trump did a practice run in the White House Map Room on Monday afternoon.
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The state party had gone through a practice run with the app without any problems last weekend.
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At first, Dorofeyev ordered a practice run on another propaganda site that Kornilov and he ran privately, Baltija.eu.
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Prosecutors believe that assault was a practice run for a larger attack being planned for Wednesday's national holiday.
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Every friend or relationship I'd known until this point had been a practice run for the real thing.
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This abduction turns out to be a practice run for the extended snatching that consumes much of the story.
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Just hours earlier, Georgian athlete Nodar Kumaritashvili was killed on his final practice run down the nearby luge track.
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Teigen paid a visit to Duff's Cakemix in West Hollywood for a practice run at decorating Luna's birthday cake.
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So that leaves parents depending on carpools, favors from other parents, or buckling in for another soccer practice run.
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Masnick first printed out the FOIA'd documents and assembled a deck of the game's cards for a practice run.
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It wouldn't happen on every ordinary practice run—only on the ones when I exerted my most intense physical effort.
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"That attack on Dyn felt to me like a warm-up to something or a practice run," Altman told Mashable.
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ET -- The White House clarifies the alert was a state-controlled exercise, not a practice run or otherwise planned event.
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The idea was that this kind of mission would serve as a good practice run for sending people to Mars someday.
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Putting games like Fallout 4 and Skyrim into VR is a good practice run for Bethesda, so, the downside is minimal.
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It was a remarkable comeback for Hinchcliffe, who nearly bled to death last year when he crashed on a practice run.
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JPMorgan was unlucky enough to have a practice run in 2014, when Dimon was diagnosed with throat cancer, which he overcame.
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Wells, who qualified in fourth position, fell during a practice run and received medical treatment before being carried off the pipe.
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DevBot did a practice run early Saturday morning, then spent an hour taking laps in front of the crowd in the afternoon.
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One of the famous Blue Angels jets reportedly crashed during a practice run in Smyrna, Tennessee, outside of Nashville, on Thursday afternoon.
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Obama, predictably, vetoed it, but this effort was advertised as a practice run for when Republicans won the White House in 6900.
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Exactly a year before the poisoning, three Unit 221053 operatives traveled to Britain, possibly for a practice run, two European officials said.
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Although just a practice run, it is getting extra scrutiny because it signals the impending return of crewed space launches to American soil.
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There was however a flight simulator found at his home, with a deleted file that included a practice run over the Indian Ocean.
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During one practice run, she ran in a route that spelled out her daughter's name when she reviewed it on her FitBit afterward.
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Iran, he said, has also conducted a ballistic missile test at a high altitude, characteristic of a practice run of an EMP attack.
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After a brief demonstration and a practice run, we clipped onto ropes hanging from Grandfather's branches, which Mr. Kovar had rigged using a crossbow.
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To take a practice run — they're called "hot laps" — with a pro is to live a few seconds in the future the whole time.
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On the morning of the vote, we got to the chamber in time for some procedural votes — so we could do a practice run.
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Fighters from the Maute group, who have led the siege of Marawi, did a practice run on another town in Mindanao in November 2016.
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He said in a 2017 jailhouse interview that he intended the attack to be a "practice run" in an effort to stop interracial relationships.
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The Perdix practice-run represented "one of the most significant tests of autonomous systems under development by the Department of Defense," the Pentagon stated.
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Earlier this month, it launched four ballistic missiles simultaneously toward Japan, calling it a practice run for hitting Japanese bases where U.S. troops are stationed.
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The practice run at Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada used double the number of cargo planes for paratroopers as was used in past exercises.
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Some two weeks before the Games, a male teammate took a sudden turn in front of Rhoda during a practice run and hit her skis.
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As part of the practice run, Ginsberg asked John if he would ever use George to do investigative pieces, such as looking into the Kennedy assassination.
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A large number of officers were present as crowds watched the troops who will accompany the newlyweds on the carriage procession perform a practice run on Thursday.
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Young people who get cold feet or leave the community and want nothing to do with the practice run the risk of being tracked down and forcibly circumcised.
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The Olympic skier has been documenting her recovery ever since her crash during a practice run in Colorado ... and revealed she suffered nerve damage to her right arm.
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"The first time we did it, it was full-out performance art, we never did a practice run," Ms. Apiim said of their Afropunk festival collaboration in 2015.
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About 40m are expected in 2020, when Tokyo hosts the Olympics, the world's biggest sporting event, for which the Rugby World Cup is something of a practice run.
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The prime minister, never one to shy away from a visual stunt, had a practice run during a campaign visit to a plant machinery factory in central England.
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The prime minister, never one to shy away from a visual stunt, had a practice run during a campaign visit to a plant machinery factory in central England.
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Authorities said Jackson stalked several potential victims before choosing Caughman, and saw his death as a practice run as he intended to kill more black men in Times Square.
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Russian reserve Sergey Sirotkin took Kevin Magnussen's place at Renault for the morning stint while Monegasque driver Charles Leclerc was given a practice run in Mexican Esteban Gutierrez's Haas.
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The other vehicle, the Schiaparelli lander, will try to land on the surface intact — a practice run for a future mission that will land a rover on the surface.
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He memorized the motion lights, located the best spot to ditch his truck, and rehearsed every move from his house to the camp, shaving off seconds with each practice run.
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James Harris Jackson told police he was targeting black men and said he viewed stabbing Caughman as a "practice" run for more killings in Times Square, according to a criminal complaint.
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Like his brother, Anthony was a motocross rider and was preparing for a race when he crashed during a practice run at the Stafford Motor Speedway in Connecticut, New York, E!
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The death of Georgian luger Nodar Kumaritashvili during a practice run in Vancouver in 2010 fueled rumors that the sledding venue at the Whistler Sliding Center was too fast and dangerous.
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She didn't come from behind in a last-minute qualifying event, though, or pull off a new trick in a practice run—she used a zergling horde to upset the heavy favorite.
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To get three members of my book club on stage took some doing, including a practice run in a private karaoke room followed by a YouTube-fueled cram session at my house.
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The two agencies, together with some international groups, are holding a practice run of what would ensue in case an asteroid, comet or other near-Earth object (NEO) came hurtling toward the planet.
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I can't remember anymore, but we look up some kind of a unique dish that we try, and we always do a practice run and then we do the real one for Christmas.
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The LNA spent the last two weeks securing Sabha, which had been nominally under the control of the internationally-recognized government in Tripoli but was in practice run by local groups including tribes.
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The process that the restaurant used was seen as a practice run of new safety procedures the chain implemented in the wake of a series of infections that rocked its locations across the nation.
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We had started the evening with a practice run for the Republican caucus, in which voters mark who they want to run as the official G.O.P. candidate, (this part was uneventful, and ended quickly).
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One Austrian police union criticized the fact that Tuesday&aposs practice run, which included the first public appearance of Austria&aposs new PUMA border force, had itself been practiced before media were invited to watch.
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In the fall of 2017, he crashed into the halfpipe on a practice run in New Zealand, eventually requiring 62 stitches in his face just months before he was set to return to the Olympics.
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After a fitful first night's sleep (jet lag, wine and altitude are an evil combination), I thought it a good idea to loosen up with a practice run before meeting up with the mountain guide.
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In another example, from March of this year, a white man named James Harris Jackson stabbed to death a black man in New York and said he did so as a "practice" run for more killings.
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Marketed as a form of AI personality coaching that can be used for anything from sales training to helping you improve your personal relationships, Retorio lets interview-goers do a practice run before a video interview.
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"It's a different kind of course, naturally, it's not a classic one, but so far I like it just fine," Feuz - whose name is roughly pronounced Bay-at Foyts - told Reuters after his middle practice run.
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Suspect made practice run On October 22, Saipov, rented a truck from a Passaic, New Jersey, store that authorities identified as Home Depot to practice making turns ahead of this week's attack, according to the complaint.
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Australian snowboarder Tess Coady, 17, said the high winds contributed to her crash during a practice run Sunday which left her with a ruptured ACL ligament in her knee that will end her first Winter Games.
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A large number of officers were present as large crowds gathered to watch the troops in colourful uniforms who will accompany the newlyweds in a carriage procession after the ceremony perform a practice run on Thursday.
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The app needs to know the exact layout of the custom course to properly track the positions of each vehicle, so the cars first make an autonomous practice run that the software uses to scan the layout.
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I was like, 'That sounds so good I want to eat it right now,' and then I woke up this morning and I was like, 'Oh s—, I probably have to do a practice run of this.
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Annular eclipses don't provide researchers with as much interesting science as total eclipses, so he plans to use the event as a practice-run for the total solar eclipse that will cross the United States in August next year.
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In another example, from March of this year, a white man named James Harris Jackson stabbed to death a black man in New York and said he did so as a "practice" run for more killings of black people.
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Nobody keeps reliable records of these things, but Honnold's best guess as to the number of prior ascents with zero falls and zero resting on ropes was perhaps one or two, including his own final practice run with Caldwell.
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In another example, from March 2017, a white man named James Harris Jackson is accused of stabbing to death a black man in New York, saying he did so as a "practice" run for more killings of black people.
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Tonight, for instance, you could make Melissa Clark's new recipe for chicken with figs and seckel pears (above), a practice run for Rosh Hashana or a weekly special so long as there are pears at the market, and figs.
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A white supremacist accused of stabbing a homeless man to death allegedly told investigators the killing was a "practice" run for more killings he was planning to carry out on black people in New York City's Times Square, PEOPLE confirms.
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My first flight went ... OK. I spent some of the time flailing and falling down to the grille, much to the amusement of the guy operating the wind machine, but by the second practice run I had it mostly down.
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Twitter user Felipe_Oif posted a video last week showing what appears to be a practice run of the drone performance: Pra quem não viu ontem: vazou a produção do halftime ensaiando com drones formando GAGA em cima do estádio que acontecerá o evento!
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The plane was not on a low-level practice run, suggesting the veteran pilot with 3,200 hours of flying time but only 60 hours in the F-35, should have had time to react to an emergency, the air force official said.
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The Kremlin has lately ruffled geopolitical feathers in the region by engaging in war games such as simulating a nuclear bomb drop in Sweden by flying a squadron of aircraft in formation over Stockholm as a practice run without using an actual explosive.
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Although US officials have repeatedly said that there's no evidence to suggest vote tallies were altered during the 2016 election, the idea of making a direct, measurable impact on an election—even if it's just during a practice run at a conference—is tantalizing.
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"Angel" (season 214, episode 2110) "Angel" is a bit of a season two practice run: Buffy is at first infatuated with Angel, but then she finds out about his dark past, and in a long, tense sequence, it looks as though she'll have to kill him.
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During Honnold's final practice run with Caldwell, Honnold climbed first through the hardest single section on the cliff, a spot more than 2,000 feet up called the Boulder Problem — a short and extremely intricate sequence of delicate movements that Honnold worked for years to master and memorize.
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The dress code is whatever you like, as long as you're barefoot or in stocking feet, and at the practice run, ensembles included micro-minis, Mickey Mouse ears and, for a number by the quester Bryce Nice — footwear allowed onstage — an impressive pair of thigh-high platform stilettos.
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Petty is a father to daughter Montgomery Lee Petty, 32, and sons Austin Petty, 35, and Adam Petty, a professional racing driver who died at age 19 in May 2000 after suffering a basilar skull fracture from a crash during his practice run for the Busch 200 race that year.
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Have a Practice Run with Your Pet: While you can't perfectly simulate air travel, ensuring your pet is comfortable being in a carrier for long periods, can go without bathroom breaks and can stay calm around a variety of sights and sounds is important to their safety before, during and after the flight.
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"In the afternoon as Bernie Sanders gave what can only be described as a practice run of his speech to the press along with delegates and supporters, his impassioned speech on all of the social justice things he supported was abruptly jeered when he inserted "We have got to elect Hillary Clinton!
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The Bucks did a practice run before their final preseason game to determine where Christianson should stand in relation to Budenholzer (a few feet to his left), what he should wear (a blue team-branded pullover) and how Fox Sports Wisconsin should structure the live stream (a split screen of Budenholzer and Christianson).
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But there is a definite structure to the proceedings, and on Tuesday night, wrapped in a silky robe and with lacy black kitten ears on her head, Ms. Oh welcomed an invited crowd to a kind of dress rehearsal: a practice run with the same sleepover option that regular guests will get.
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And after fielding a dozen softballs for just a half-hour from a hand-picked group of voters inside the small, sweltering wood-paneled room, it seemed Trump was right: the forum had "nothing to do" with the upcoming debate, despite Trump campaign sources telling CNN earlier Thursday that the evening's town hall event would serve as a practice run.
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Photos from the dress rehearsal, which is the first coordinated end-to-end practice run involving the full NASA and SpaceX mission teams working in concert, saw NASA astronauts Doug Hurley and Bob Behnken don SpaceX's fancy new crew suits and mimic a situation where they needed to be removed from the returned Crew Dragon spacecraft and taken to Cape Canaveral Air Force Station from the GO Searcher by helicopter.
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