She said she had trouble pushing off on her serve.
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That certainly is something you're pushing off down the road.
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"We simply can't afford to keep on pushing off this issue," he said.
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Not that, by the way, I'm pushing off the problem to somebody else.
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Make sure you're striking the ground heel-first and pushing off your forefoot.
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Pushing off the tax, they argue, is a way to help lower premiums.
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The retailer reached an 11th-hour deal pushing off the threat of liquidation.
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I'd spent the week among friends, pushing off the news with a guilty heart.
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By this morning, most of the severe weather was pushing off the East Coast.
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Is he leaning against his desk in contemplation or pushing off towards an unknown future?
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For some taxpayers, pushing off the bonus into next year might be a good call.
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They'd be iron, swollen with rust, peeling and flaking paint pushing off their surfaces like sloughing skin.
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If you thought you'd retire at age 62, consider pushing off your last day for several years.
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Polypterus, mudskippers, and some catfish can crutch along for short distances by pushing off of their tails.
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The dog stepped on the 12 gauge shotgun, simultaneously pushing off the safety and pulling the trigger.
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Along with gorgeous lead leg work, skipping into knees and pushing off into skip-up high kicks.
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Within an hour of pushing off, though, we were becalmed and drifted straight toward Faith Hill's house.
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"I was trying to hold myself by pushing off the wall in the boat," Jayden told Nine News.
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Even when you don't play well, you feel incredibly graceful pushing off walls and gliding through thin air.
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It's the last play of the first half and Toronto forces a mismatch by pushing off Cleveland's miss.
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She holds up a trident and throws herself into the fight, pushing off bad guys left and right.
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You&aposre pushing off of your left leg and you do, I don&apost know, so many piqués.
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As such, there is increasing talk of pushing off DACA for a year, beyond the midterms, aides say.
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Pushing off out of the clinch and looking to land low kicks along the fence is an underused strategy.
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Or of pushing off the signs of aging, which are so often a precursor to feeling even more alone.
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We cannot keep pushing off repairs until emergencies hit, whether water main breaks or bridge collapses or train derailments.
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"He was sinking on his back leg as opposed to pushing off and gliding through," Indians Manager Terry Francona said.
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If you've been pushing off finally getting that new TV, this weekend is a great one to make the dive.
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Then I pictured that all under water, and a man pushing off in his kayak for a paddle far overhead.
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In other words, the measured thrust probably does not come from the drive pushing off of the vacuum of space itself.
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Or it could set up a now-familiar process of lawyers essentially pushing off the request to avoid such a crisis.
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Video But sources told Fox News there will be no such effort on Thursday, pushing off any consideration until the fall.
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It's basically a no-pedal bicycle that propels forward by pushing off the ground with feet – kind of like the Flintstones.
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Pushing off the final design decisions until much later in the process will ultimately allow for the era of personalized sizing.
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I planted my paddle right between his eyes and held my distance and kept pushing off and kind of whacking him.
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Pushing off the government funding fight until spring also would align it with another battle over raising the government's debt limit.
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Residents awoke that Wednesday morning to find their commutes thwarted by barbed wire; fishermen were stopped from pushing off in their boats.
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According to British astronaut Tim Peake, this is mostly accomplished by pushing off the walls or crawling with the help of handrails.
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In fact, even hardline House Republicans have floated to leaders pushing off the funding fight until early next year, according to sources.
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It should be impossible to reorient your body midair without pushing off of something first, but cats seem able to do it.
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"Pushing off of the policy assessment to September helped them a lot," Englander added, noting that the market reaction could have been larger.
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These risks could be higher for families who have multiple children, and therefore take leave multiple times — further pushing off their retirement benefits.
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The House on Tuesday passed a monthlong continuing resolution (CR) in a 220006-2202 vote, pushing off a government shutdown fight until Dec.
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My first memory is pushing off one guy and turning around to see my boyfriend on the ground being kicked by the other.
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A team of researchers studying turtles observed a few cases of turtles using their flippers as arms, for things like digging and pushing off.
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Trump had suggested on Tuesday he was open to pushing off the deadline to complete negotiations, saying March 20.1 was not a "magical" date.
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"If you've been pushing off your dark side your whole life and then you start to let it in, that's a struggle," he said.
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I will not unlearn the lessons he taught me, nor the muscle memory of how ineffectual my body weight was at pushing off his.
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Clearly she disagrees with my assessment that an estimated four weeks of pushing off a set of crutches will give her buff upper arms.
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Conversely, the ongoing fight over these spending bills and other residual agenda items could mean that Congress ends up pushing off sexual harassment legislation altogether.
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Trump said on Tuesday that trade negotiations were going well and suggested he was open to pushing off the March 1 deadline to complete negotiations.
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To design Octobot to crawl, the engineers wanted to mimic the pushing-off technique that real octopi use to shuffle their way along the seafloor.
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Former Clinton Treasury Secretary Larry Summers said Thursday that pushing off repairs of crumbling infrastructure to future generations creates the "worst and most toxic" debts.
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When a fighter is circling along the fence it is normally best to go for the inside thigh on whichever leg he is pushing off.
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"I think that's the most likely thing by the end of the day, pushing off tariffs," said Peter Boockvar, chief investment strategist at Bleakley Advisory Group.
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By Monday morning, the last vestiges of the heavy rainstorms had moved through Boston, and most of the severe weather was pushing off the East Coast.
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It's quite another to have your dense and boundary-pushing Off Broadway play become a talking point among religious conservatives — and not because they hate it.
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This is a landscape that stretches back (as implied by the horizon line) while pushing off the picture plane with its built-up layers of paint.
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Once the first punch had been thrown he would be pushing off his back foot and stepping in low to put his head on his opponent's chest.
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When clinched, he gets to the fence, gets a hand under the chin, and gets his head below it, before slithering his arms out and pushing off.
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For example, if you're in a lunge position, they should be guiding you to sink your seat lower to the ground while pushing off of your foot.
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He said that the knee brace had taken some getting used to, but that it gave him more support and allowed him to feel stable pushing off.
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"Rolling over" credit card debt, or pushing off interest and principal payments into the next month, is one of the most expensive forms of debt you can carry.
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"We're pushing off the A-2900's final retirement until 2022 so we can keep more aircraft that can drop smart bombs on ISIL," Carter told the committee.
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"The cold air isn't pushing off anywhere, it's just sort of evaporating," said Brian Hurley, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service's Weather Prediction Center in College Park, Maryland.
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The House's omnibus spending package released Wednesday evening includes an extension of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) through September, pushing off a formal reauthorization for the next few months.
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The physicists employed a strategy known as the bootstrap, a term derived from the phrase "pick yourself up by your own bootstraps" (instead of pushing off of the ground).
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that trade talks with China were going well and suggested he was open to pushing off the March 1 deadline to complete negotiations.
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Moreover, many states, including Louisiana, have pension funds that are badly underfunded, and keep pushing off what seem like inevitable benefit cuts or income tax hikes to cover the shortfall.
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What you end up with is a bunch of really loud high-populated groups pushing off other people, the marginalized voices that free speech is supposed to enable and protect.
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Shortly thereafter, Moore picked up his second and third fouls while pushing off on the dribble — so the Demons' top scorer went to the bench with 16:45 to go.
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After Norvell Jr.'s trey, Alonso was called for an offensive foul for pushing off on a screen, but sophomore forward Rui Hachimura missed two free throws and UNC Greensboro rebounded.
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The Supreme Court's schedule is now full for the year, making it unlikely that the justices will be able to review the matter this term, pushing off a decision until possibly 24.
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Larger companies would have to defer parts of incentive compensation for some senior officers and those considered "significant risk-takers," pushing off payments of cash and equity for a number of years.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that trade talks with China in Washington this week were progressing well and suggested he was open to pushing off the deadline to complete negotiations.
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In essence, the microwaves would be 'pushing off' of these virtual particles within the EmDrive cavity to generate the thrust that has been observed by White and his colleagues in EmDrive experiments.
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I took it up and dropped it into the boat, but while I was pushing off it ran the length of the boat to Sophia, who held it while we rowed homeward.
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The measure fully funds most parts of the federal government through fiscal 2202, pushing off a deadline for a partial shutdown -- and showdown over funding for Trump's proposed border wall -- until early December.
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Rambis said after the game that he did not know the severity of the injury, but that Porzingis had trouble pushing off his leg after a workout and treatment earlier in the day.
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The measure fully funds most parts of the federal government through fiscal 22019, pushing off a deadline for a partial shutdown — and showdown over funding for Trump's proposed border wall — until early December.
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"It probably has to do with human nature and pushing off hard decisions, and trying to push them off as far as you can," Senator David Carlucci, a Democrat from the Hudson Valley, said.
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Throughout season two, there are constant glimpses of welcome touch in extreme close-up — lovers briefly meeting, or dancers supporting each other, or basketball players pushing off each other as part of a scrimmage.
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Pushing off from the floor with the foot that is planted, raise your hips up towards the ceiling, making sure to engage your core and your glute on the side you're pushing through. 21.
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While the ACA repeal may dominate headlines in coming weeks, it is expected to be delayed and will ultimately take years to unwind, pushing off its impact on patients and the healthcare industry indefinitely.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 19 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that trade talks with China were going well and suggested he was open to pushing off the March 1 deadline to complete negotiations.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that trade negotiations were going well and suggested he was open to pushing off the deadline to complete negotiations, saying March 267.16 was not a "magical" date.
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Dick Pound, a Canadian lawyer who helped found WADA and who led the investigation behind last year's report, saw today's announcement by the IOC's executive counsel as a way of pushing off the decision.
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He isn't great at pushing off the jump, which is more important on the smaller normal hills, but once in the air, his technique is immaculate, and he appears to float on the wind.
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Bringing the rear foot up near to the lead and pushing off it is not basic boxing but it is a great way to cover much more distance that most fighters are used to.
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So after years of pushing off these trips because she was busy with work, she picked a couple of weeks in February and booked a trip that will take her to Texas, Virginia and Minnesota.
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Newbies can get to grips with fundamental skills, such as the "Kong vault" (diving over a barricade by pushing off it with your hands), and the "cat to cat" (leaping from one wall to another).
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U.S. President Donald Trump said that the latest round of trade negotiations which began Tuesday with China were going well and suggested he was open to pushing off the March 1 deadline to complete negotiations.
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President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that trade talks with China were going well and suggested he was open to pushing off the deadline to complete negotiations, saying March 603 was not a "magical" date.
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And on Wednesday, the White House announced it was pushing off plans for a second Trump-Putin Summit in Washington, DC, scheduled for this fall - just a few weeks out from the 2018 Midterms. Coincidence?
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After President Trump struck an unexpected deal with Democrats pushing off spending and debt deadlines last week, Congress is looking ahead to other issues, such as health care, tax reform, and possibly even some immigration.
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Despite Friday's market reaction, some analysts said Saudi Arabia and Russia — two of the world's three biggest oil producers, along with the United States — might just be pushing off a reckoning for a few months.
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The company has been pushing off its first Falcon Heavy launch for years in development, but it actually looks like we're closer than ever to seeing one of those huge launchers fly for the first time.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that trade talks with China were going well and suggested he was open to pushing off the deadline to complete negotiations, saying March 266.32 was not a "magical" date.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that trade talks with China were going well and suggested he was open to pushing off the deadline to complete negotiations, saying March 1 was not a "magical" date.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that trade talks with China were going well and suggested he was open to pushing off the deadline to complete negotiations, saying March 256.33 was not a "magical" date.
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The problem: Brexiteers, those Conservatives who want a hard Brexit, are concerned that the "backstop" could remain in place indefinitely, essentially pushing off the effective date of the U.K. separating itself from the EU's economic rules.
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The vulnerability in a which uses retreat so often is that the feet remain active, pushing off of the floor and directing movement, rather than in a position to pick one up and check a kick.
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"To the extent any deadlines become relevant in the future, case law and past practice of the EPA supports the application of day-to-day tolling," he continued, referring to the practice of pushing off deadlines.
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Talks between the United States and the EU were thrown off track after the United Kingdom voted in June to leave the 28-nation bloc, essentially pushing off completion of the TTIP agreement until next year.
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DAVID ZASLAV: No, most of the discussions that we're having are around getting our content direct-to-consumer or we're pushing off each of these players and saying, 'We're not ready to sell our content to you.
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Germaine Kamayirese, Rwanda's minister of state for energy, water and sanitation, said her country was pushing off-grid solar power hard as a way of hitting its goal of providing electricity to all its people by 2024.
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DURUS walks like a human; hitting the floor with its heel and pushing off with its toes George Tech's engineers instead gave DURUS a more human gait, including modified feet complete with an arch in the middle.
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Pushing off the border wall fight would buy Congress time to take care of several major obstacles with September deadlines, such as raising the debt ceiling, and the time-sensitive issue of providing relief from Hurricane Harvey.
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Judge T.S. Ellis III mysteriously delayed testimony in the case of ex-Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort for five hours on Friday, pushing off the day&aposs proceedings as prosecutors once again complained about his criticism of them.
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The largest disparity found by Kibler between male and female professionals was in pushing off with their back legs, which 2100 percent of the men in the study did effectively compared with only 226 percent of the women.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that trade talks with China were going well and suggested he was open to pushing off the deadline to complete negotiations, saying March 1 was not a "magical" date.
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The MSCI index of emerging market shares climbed 1.02 percent after U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday said that trade talks with China were going well and suggested he was open to pushing off the deadline to complete negotiations.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday talks with China, currently taking place in Washington, were going well and suggested he was open to pushing off the deadline to complete negotiations, saying March 1 was not a "magical" date.
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Washington (CNN)House Republicans are pushing off a vote of contempt against the chief architect of Hillary Clinton's private email server until after the election -- clearing a partisan fight from their plate as they rush to avoid a government shutdown.
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Castano told me I should pay special attention to "emphasizing pushing off your heel, and squeezing your butt at the top, making sure your body's in the right alignment to generate the most amount of torque you can from your glutes."
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It's all over the internet—the Golden State Warriors' scoring machine bouncing the ball between his legs in an attempt to get past Serge Ibaka of the Toronto Raptors, pushing off his right leg and pivoting on his left, showing Ibaka his back.
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Instead of having DURUS crunch down in a slow, conservative manner like typical robots, researchers embraced the dynamics of motion to have DURUS strike the heel and roll the foot forward, pushing off on the toe, while maintaining upward posture and grace.
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And so I let go for a little as we pass the puck and breathe in the mountain air, cold and biting in our chests, as the last scraps of sun gather around the peaks, our blades pushing off the ice like hope.
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Rather than pushing lawmakers to just swallow an existing reform program while the spotlight was on them after Harvey, Congress kicked the can down the road, pushing off reauthorization until December 8 in the same bill that appropriated the first tranche of hurricane relief funding.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chile´s Codelco, the world's top copper miner, said late on Friday evening that workers' unions at its small Salvador copper division had rejected an early wage deal from the company, pushing off further negotiations until later this year when its contract expires.
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And we've worked really hard to create those career opportunities for our employees who [I think see, as I do] the IPO like a racing boat pushing off the dock, across the starting line, and into the open ocean, where the next adventure awaits.
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" MANAFORT TRIAL JUDGE MYSTERIOUSLY DELAYS TESTIMONY Fox News: "Judge T.S. Ellis III mysteriously delayed testimony Friday in the case of ex-Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort , pushing off the day&aposs proceedings for hours after prosecutors once again complained about his criticism of them.
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Nakai came very close to finishing the fight in the second round with a head and arm choke, but Smith kept herself in the fight by pushing off the cage to create some space between her neck and the bulging arms of her opponent.
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Saving for college shouldn't come at the expense of saving for retirement, but making some trade-offs — such as pushing off when you plan to retire — might make it easier to do both, said Matt Cosgriff, a certified financial planner who specializes in working with young professionals.
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The steel executives are concerned that the Commerce report could be delayed further, pushing off a decision on quotas or tariffs until next year and allowing more foreign steel to flood the U.S. market, said Philip Bell, president of the Steel Manufacturers Association, who also signed the letter.
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But I swear, when the moment came to push or throw or heave or whatever it was I needed to do to get that steel ball up in the air … the shot remained a stationary object suspended in the air and I felt myself pushing off the shot in midair … like, the shot was throwing me.
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Sometimes he lost control of the mounds of impasto — as he did in "Ria, Naked Portrait" (2006-07), the most recent work in the show, in which the subject's face disintegrates into leprous scabs of white, pink, and beige — but more often the paint becomes the form it is describing, sharply contoured into the surrounding field while pushing off the canvas into real space.
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