First, you take the S from "small;" then, you have "protective cover put over," which made me think of a container (I took "put over" to mean cover or surround).
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Trump was put over the top by electors in Texas.
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Poptheatr is a bucket that you put over your head.
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The collapse could put over 30,000 U.S. jobs at risk.
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The message was unambiguous: America won't be put over a barrel.
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Access Industries has put over $30 million into Songkick to date.
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" It put over 2,500 words "through the Watson Personality Insights API.
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So how does he put over such ideas in this work?
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In fact, I've just had a mirror put over my kitchen table.
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I decide to steal another sweater to put over the button down.
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We handed him a pair of crampons to put over his shoes.
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The hood is extra secrecy, like the veil Timanthes put over Agamemnon.
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Then a skirt was put over them, concealing them as much as possible.
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"But we have to be willing to stand up, we have to be willing to call out people for this absolutely ridiculous stuff that they're trying to put over on us, that they're trying to put over on our children."
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That could apply to investors, who put over $200 million into Zalora's coffers, too.
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He can be breathtakingly forthcoming about the scam he is attempting to put over.
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To date we've put over $1 billion into space port infrastructure predominantly for commercial companies.
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Since then, the startup has put over 17,000 of them on the road in China.
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Like the adult Messenger app, it includes Snapchat-style effects to put over your video.
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The property giant has already put over $4 billion into green vehicle brands and dealers.
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Rather, these cold blasts are just displacing Arctic air that often stays put over the Arctic.
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The two collapses put over 5,000 jobs at risk, and Maplin blamed the adverse economic environment.
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The aptly named "Operation Car Wash" investigation ultimately put over 200 top-level officials in the crosshairs.
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The set also comes with a very nice cover to put over it when not in use.
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Because, hell is a place where Notorious B.I.G. vocals have been put over every song in history.
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My father and I put over 200 pounds of beautiful, healthy, fresh fish in our family's freezer.
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You deserve peace all your lives, not just after a tombstone saying that is put over you.
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The officers lifted hats and blankets that people had put over their heads to block the light.
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"In 3 years, I put over 200,000 miles on my car," driver Jose Funes said in a statement.
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Earlier this week, The Hill reported that the GOP's bill could put over 30 million children at risk.
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Those are hoods you put over your head to help you get out of a smoke-filled environment.
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" In her mind, the chill they put over the world of the show when they approach constitutes their "voice.
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"There's a big gray cloud that you've now put over people who have very important work to do," Rep.
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The move has reportedly put over 50,000 "Windrush" immigrants at risk of deportation, eviction and losing health care coverage.
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The club's site claims the club has "put over 25,000 acres of Amazon rainforest under protection" using the currency.
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Simply put, over the last four decades, the Castro Theatre has become one of America's most historic queer cinemas.
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Sure, he's being put over a barrel by his favorite whipping boy, but he's also a very effective mentor!
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Khohsbin, who put over a million dollars of customized options on the car, says he likes everything over the top.
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Chicago is fairly expensive, and couples could certainly put over $900 total in savings to good use in this city.
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Liquid rarely drips out and they come with a cover to put over the nipple when it's not being used.
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Northwestern Mutual recently found that two in 10 people put over 50 percent of their income toward getting out of debt.
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A number of journalists report a blanket being put over one person who has since stopped being treated by First Aid.
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The skin substitute, called bilayered living cellular construct or Apligraf, is like a patch that you put over these leg ulcers.
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Bernie Sanders hoped that Snapchat filters, effects that can be put over photos, would compel millennials to get out and vote.
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In order to avoid that, there was basically a black box put over conversations around sex and sexuality for trans people.
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The collapse of the two chains put over 5,000 jobs at risk, and Maplin blamed adverse economic factors for its collapse.
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"There is a big, gray cloud that you have now put over people who have very important work leading the country," Nunes said.
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Put over-simply, the software can see and understand what is happening in a room (using deep learning algorithms) and even react accordingly.
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"She put over 1,500 people in jail for marijuana violations then laughed about it when asked if she ever smoked marijuana," Gabbard said.
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A young woman is gasping loudly through the oxygen mask that paramedics put over her face, screaming, crying and thrashing all at once.
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I have stir-fried pork, spinach, and egg to put over rice, plus glass noodle soup and a small block of cheese for dessert.
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We've put over a year into this design process, and the result is a collection we are in love with and very proud of.
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McFarland allegedly presented fake documents to induce investors to put over a million dollars into his company and the fiasco called the Fyre Festival.
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He wanted to put over a real unease and paranoia, after all, it's lonely at the top, and everyone wants a piece of you.
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"There is a big, gray cloud that you've now put over people who have very important work to do to lead this country," Rep.
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In the 1980s, just as anti-smoking campaigns were heating up, RJ Reynolds put over $300 million into a new product: "Premier," smokeless cigarettes.
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"She put over 1,500 people in jail for marijuana violations and then laughed about it when asked if she ever smoked marijuana," Gabbard added.
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But the research showed influencers put over 30 hours a week into their craft on average, with 76% working another job to support themselves.
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The bag also has a sleeve on the back that makes it easy to put over the handles of your suitcase for easier carrying.
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At the head of the table—on the night he won a medal—Byamba took the time to put over everyone else in the room.
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The bottom line: This is my favorite brush in the group, but be sure to budget for some electrical tape to put over that light.
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The things that I would put over ice, I would say lemonade, and ginger ale, letting some of the fizz out, will help as well.
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But, she put over 1,85033 people in jail for marijuana violations and then laughed about it when she was asked if she ever smoked marijuana.
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We are in favor of common sense gun laws, and think children's safety being put over guns isn't an issue for one side or another.
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With Cthulhu in particular, I wanted more to put over the elemental power and horror of the monster, rather than show a physical depiction of it.
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Some of Snapchat's popular advertising options – like filters you can put over photos called Lenses – are different from what you would see on Instagram or Facebook.
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Or a brief return to the WWF in the late 90s, a decade after the hypothetical Hogan match, to put over Steve Austin or The Rock.
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LogMeIn is paying $45 million plus up to $5 million more in earn-outs based on performance and employees staying put over the next two years.
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My colleagues and I put over 100 people who had recently fallen in love into the brain scanner to understand what's going on in their brains.
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Neumann put over 400 hours on the plane with 131 landings, with the aircraft being photographed in such locations as Miami, Florida and Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Higher wages for millions kicked in on January 1 and by the end of the year are estimated to put over $573 billion more into worker' pockets.
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"I think we're entering a period where it's a policy put over a Fed put, and that's why we kind of [expect] choppier markets," the strategist said.
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In a 2015 Marvel featurette, Bettany said that his face gets painted and then a rubber balaclava is put over his head and glued to his face.
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"She put over 1,500 people in jail for marijuana violations and then laughed about it when she was asked if she ever smoked marijuana," congresswoman Gabbard said.
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Alex Pollak: Sun protection is important if you're going to be out all day at the main stage, including a hat and also something to put over you.
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Despite Elon Musk's boast that he will put over a million robot taxis on the road by the end of next year, most operators are dialing back expectations.
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The robots are essentially the same as the original Kamigami, except the plastic covers you put over the robotic core builds out a dinosaur instead of a bug.
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A FOX News reporter aboard the flight says Secret Service handed the press corps wet towels to put over their faces to deal with the smell of smoke.
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"This is a big, gray cloud you've now put over people who have very important work to do to lead this country," the House Intelligence Committee chairman said.
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Put over simply, the process involves feeding the cells the correct nutrients to produce muscle and fat, as would ordinarily happen were they grown inside an animal's body.
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He seemed to wave or raise his left hand as he was prepared for electrocution, including after a black cloth shroud was put over his face, Lamb said.
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Saint Louis University in Missouri recently announced it would put over 2,300 Echo Dot smart speakers enabled with Amazon's voice assistant Alexa in every dorm room on campus.
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Lenny gets a sultry, tango-ready rhythm put over the guy's regular old music and the kind of backup dancers who will pick her up and spin her around.
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"McFarland allegedly presented fake documents to induce investors to put over a million dollars into his company and the fiasco called the Fyre Festival," Kim said in a statement.
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I've put over twenty hours into BattleTech and still haven't finished the main campaign, and am still being surprised by the things that happen on mission and in battles.
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So we know how to do it, we will continue to look for other opportunities that does not exist on our current linear networks, to put over the top.
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Or, put over simply, the company is now the size of half a bank in international money transfer terms, something that hasn't gone entirely unnoticed by those incumbent banks.
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A scarf is a good multi-use item because it can be a sort of blanket or pillow or towel or thing to put over your face if need be.
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Direct investments from China put over $22 billion into transactions in the U.S. last year, a near-22015 percent increase compared to the previous year and a new all-time high.
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Another popular Japanese product offering the illusion of personal space is the Solo Theatre (pictured), a cardboard box that users put over their heads, which has a slot for Apple's iPhone.
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"There are too many examples to cite but she put over 1,500 people in jail for marijuana violations then laughed about it when asked if she ever smoked marijuana," Gabbard said.
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It would also put over 60,000 mortgages at risk of foreclosure, creating zombie houses that are an invitation to crime, while leaving federal government on the hook for billions of dollars.
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Not all the Sharks were initially biting at a pitch for the SlumberPod, a cover that can be put over a travel crib to give babies a dark place to sleep.
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The Journal also reported on photos showing a tarp put over the ship's name, and after it was taken down, a barge was moved closer to the destroyer to hide the name.
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There are too many examples to cite, but she put over 1,500 people in jail for marijuana violations and then laughed about it when she was asked if she ever smoked marijuana.
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"There are too many examples to cite, but she put over 1,500 people in jail for marijuana violations and then laughed about it when asked if she ever smoked marijuana," Gabbard said.
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There are too many examples to cite but she put over 1,500 people in jail for marijuana violations and then laughed about it when she was asked if she ever smoked marijuana.
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His competence is indisputable, but the debate centers on the ends to which his abilities and those of other Democrats in the Washington-Wall Street nexus have been put over the years.
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The letter is unmistakably good news for Clinton, lifting the cloud of uncertainty that the FBI revelation and subsequent leaks from anonymous agents had put over the final days of her campaign.
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Moicano put over a hundred blows onto Orega's head but there was very little to show for it, where Ortega had opened up Moicano's nose pretty badly in one of the opening trades.
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One man in McCormick Correctional Institution sent pictures of the metal plates that prison officials put over the windows, meaning too little light and fresh air gets into this sweltering and filthy prison.
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So whether it's like wearing a body stocking or a dance belt, and then the hair [gets] put over it — you know, just layers in between the flesh, I suppose, for love scenes.
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Will the President elect reconsider his plans to take away the umbrella that ObamaCare put over our heads and millions of people who for once felt safe and secure as to their healthcare?
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SpaceX's Starlink aims to put over a thousand of its communications satellites in super-low orbit Low orbits decay quickly and satellites may only last a couple of years before they burn up.
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Their goal is to say, these are three principles that we should put over politics and, in so doing, we will allow for a dialogue that will get us all to better answers.
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I'm a classically trained painter, so I did a painting that I put over the couch, which feels a little vain but also, there was no way that I could afford something that size.
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The room was so hot that I took off a gown I'd been given to put over my scrubs, and I found a chair to sit in periodically, to give my legs a break.
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While the company isn't disclosing any of the terms of the deal, it does say it has put over a million dollars into building an FDA-registered clean room to make medical-grade resins.
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"It is a very cynical thing to say, but I believe that this whole attack is essentially just an environmental cloak that is being put over what is really a deep political agenda," he said.
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Trump was put over the top in the Associated Press delegate count by a small number of the party's unbound delegates who told the AP they would support him at the national convention in July.
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Abby's face would soon be largely covered up, and would remain that way for the next week: plaster would be put over her nose, and her forehead and jaw would be wrapped in compression bandages.
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"I've seen enough films in my life to know that your intent as a director has to be put over within the first five minutes of the picture, because audiences are so skittish," McQueen said.
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The American Wind Energy Association, wind industry's main trade group, said lowering the value of the credit from 2.3 cents per kilowatt hour to 1.5 cents would put over $50 billion in planned investments at risk.
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And there's also something to be said about enjoying what's in front of you over not concentrating on it because you're trying to find the right filter to put over something you saw five minutes ago.
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Nostalgia is the Gingham filter we put over our childhoods, and it makes all the slinkies and Spice Girl CDs and afternoons spent watching cartoons while devouring a log cabin of taquitos seem even more blissed-out.
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By 2050, over 570 low-lying coastal cities will face projected sea level rises of at least 0.5 metres, which could put over 800 million people at risk from storm surges and other impacts, according to C40.
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Your device is more likely to be hacked at certain airports Gmail redesign could put over a billion people at risk Leave a comment 43 clever Gmail settings that will fix your inbox once and for all 1.
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I put over 50 to work as temporary associates, and most of those associates Pam were people who were actually second-chance citizens, people who had gotten out of prison who actually wanted to be put to work.
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In some cases, you get glass being put over Banksy pieces and graffiti raising the house prices in an area, but then in other cases, people are being put away for two years just for a few tags.
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"She put over 1,500 people in jail for marijuana violations and then laughed about it when she was asked if she ever smoked marijuana," Gabbard said, referring to a February interview in which Harris admitted to smoking pot.
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"Sticking plasters have been put over an area of law… eventually somebody looks at it and realises those sticking plasters are falling off and there's now a need to do something fundamental," says Nicholas Hopkins of the Law Commission.
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But in 2012, researchers found that about half of the bird species in certain regions of the Sierra essentially stayed put over the past century, not significantly extending their ranges to cooler elevations even though the climate was warming.
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After meeting the threshold in polls conducted by Monmouth, Quinnipiac, and Fox News, he was put over the edge Tuesday thanks to an NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist survey in which he received 19% support, second only to Sanders' 31%.
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Along with audiovisual digitization vendor George Blood L.P. and additional volunteers, the Great 78 Project to date has put over 783,000 digitized 78rpm discs and cylinder recordings on the Internet Archive, which can be listened to in all their crackling glory.
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Chinese buying power in the U.S. As reported by CNBC, direct investments from China put over $15 billion into transactions in the U.S. last year, a near-30 percent increase compared to the previous year and a new all-time high.
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Ryanair has further angered unions by threatening to move jobs away from bases affected by stoppages, and began carrying that out in Dublin where it cut its winter fleet by 20 percent and put over 300 employees on preliminary notice.
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"It makes sense to ask for the bankruptcy court's umbrella to be put over the Sacklers because Purdue is trying to argue that the family will maximize the value of the estate to the benefit of the creditors," she said.
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It has further angered unions by threatening to move jobs away from bases affected by the stoppages, and began carrying that out in Dublin where it cut its winter fleet by 20 percent and put over 300 employees on preliminary notice.
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The Irish airline, Europe's largest by passenger numbers, has responded by threatening to move jobs away from any bases affected by the stoppages, beginning with Dublin where it cut its winter fleet by 20 percent and put over 300 employees on preliminary notice.
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The two-year bike-share boom has put over 2000 million bikes in China alone, according to its Ministry of Transport, with more than 236 million riders registered, eating into car use and gasoline demand growth already expected to stagnate by 2500.
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After staying put over the winter in Mexico or California, they disperse in March or April, spreading far and wide in search of milkweed upon which to lay their eggs, which will morph into caterpillars that become the next generation of butterflies.
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The military even developed folding solar arrays that you can carry in your backpack and then put over your tents to power your batteries for your radios, and make them independent of resources that otherwise would have to be carried under hazardous conditions.
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Bird has put over 0003,2000 of its scooters on the streets throughout 2300 U.S. cities, including Los Angeles, Dallas and Washington, D.C. In April, Bird said its scooters had already been taken for over 2000 million rides since launching in September 2017.
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WALLACE: But the president&aposs tweet, stop wasting your time, can&apost have helped in the fact is that the reason this bill, the more moderate bill was put over from last week to this week is because you still don&apost have the votes.
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Altonaga on March 17 rejected Philippe's bid to dismiss the case on the ground that the "outrageous" nature of his arrest - including having a hood put over his head amidst gunfire and being deprived of food and water for several hours - deprived her of jurisdiction.
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I put over 100 hours into The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (120 shrines, 271 koroks), and bought Snake Pass from its online store even though it's available on other platforms, just because I wanted an excuse to keep using the Switch.
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We live, after all, in a country that went to war over slavery, then created Jim Crow—and where a white nationalist used racist rhetoric to become president in 2016, put over the top by a number of those infinitely more enlightened states up North.
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His public explanations are often difficult to grasp because his English is halting, and he is endeavoring to put over difficult, if not obsessive ideas… He speaks of the Kabbala, Robert Fludd, of seeking out the world formula, of the cosmos and the microcosmos.
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It was a fundraising cash cow, helping Bryce to raise over $28 million, the most of any Democratic challenger in the 22018 midterms (not including self-funders like David Trone in Maryland, who has put over $11 million of his own money into the race).
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It was a fundraising cash cow, helping Bryce to raise over $6 million, the most of any Democratic challenger in the 2018 midterms (not including self-funders like David Trone in Maryland, who has put over $11 million of his own money into the race).
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His measure, according to the Denver Post, was "likely put over the top" in the final stretches "by young voters, who tend to cast their ballots closer to or on Election Day, even though all registered voters receive their ballots in the mail about three weeks" prior.
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"McFarland allegedly presented fake documents to induce investors to put over a million dollars into his company and the fiasco called the Fyre Festival," Acting United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York Joon H. Kim said in a statement last year when he announced the charges against McFarland.
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The Cmicro system works by putting the sensor on the desired cover — there's a dome to put over plates, another for cups, and a Cmicro baby bottle with a lid — placing the covered food in the microwave, and then setting the front sensor to the temperature you'd like your food.
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At the time, a top RNC aide claimed in an interview with The Hill that while internal projections had Trump slightly behind going into the final weekend, he was put over the top thanks in part to the RNC's success at turning voter data into turnout at the ballot box.
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"If they are willing to sit down to talk, to recognize that there is a political problem and that has to be resolved politically ... we are willing to value what they would put over the table," Vilalta said on Wednesday, a day before the first meeting between ERC and the Socialists.
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For those who were beaten with metal pipes or had plastic bags put over their heads by Mr Jammeh's goons, the only hope for justice is either to persuade Mr Obiang to hand him back, or to wait for a more human-rights-friendly government to take over in Equatorial Guinea.
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In a seemingly off-the-cuff remark in a PBS interview after the market had closed, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said interest rates were "a long way " from what he considered neither stimulative nor restrictive — the central bank's holy grail of "neutral" where it could stay put over at least the medium term.
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"McFarland allegedly presented fake documents to induce investors to put over a million dollars into his company and the fiasco called the Fyre Festival," said Joon H. Kim, the acting U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, who took over the post after Preet Bharara was fired by Donald Trump.
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Bloomberg reports that Daimler-owned Mercedes-Benz will put over $10 billion into its effort to bring the new vehicles to market, and that the transition will require "fundamental" changes at the automaker according to Daimler Chairman Manfred Bischoff, who discussed the revised timeline at a company shareholder meeting in Berlin on Wednesday.
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MONDAY PUZZLE — My family and I are in the process of buying a house, and, as far as I am concerned, there is nothing like the search for a roof to put over our heads to remind me that the ultimate example of "good news, bad news" is the real estate game.
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Here's what President Donald Trump had to say in reaction to the devastating fire that has burned more than 100,000 acres and put over a quarter of a million people under evacuation orders: "There is no reason for these massive, deadly and costly forest fires in California except that forest management is so poor," Trump tweeted this morning.
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Well, it's how the sense that being acted upon could mean somebody questioning your appointment to the Supreme Court as somehow a form of violent aggression, especially compared to the context to the act of having been held down at a party and had your clothes ripped off, a hand put over your mouth and felt like you were going to be killed.
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The shadow of a noose thrice hung heavy over Salem: in 1696, when four young women put over 200 civilians in prison, resulting in the deaths of 19; in 1954, as playwright Arthur Miller pored over case logs in the Salem Library; and again in 2016, as Saoirse Ronan, Tavi Gevinson, Ashlei Sharpe Chestnut, and Elizabeth Teeter today reprise the roles of Abigail Williams, Mary Warren, Susanna Walcott, and Betty Parriss in Belgian director Ivo van Howe's stark, modern reprisal of The Crucible, on Broadway through July 17.
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