According to Time, simply text the word "raincheck" to 888-222.
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Vic Mensa bought the first 150 wristbands for his #raincheck show at Webster Hall.
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Posters on Chipotle store windows offered a free "raincheck" burrito to customers who could not get lunch.
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Posters on Chipotle store windows offered a free "raincheck" burrito to customers who could not get lunch.
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"It felt like the universe was giving me a raincheck and calling me back to musical theatre," he says.
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Most recently we saw him hit a beach with his new GF ... who, apparently, took a raincheck on surfing.
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Even a simple, "Can I raincheck this for when I'm a millionaire?" should work in smoothing over the awkwardness.
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The concept seemed simple enough — all customers had to do was text 'Raincheck' to 888-222 — and the benefits, manifold.
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They could all change their minds and show up, but we're told as of now the plan is to take a raincheck.
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And, until then, it's perfectly fine to take a new moon raincheck and do your chilling out some other night, regardless of the phase.
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"I'm going to need a raincheck on that date," he says about their planned dance date, even though they both know he'll never make it.
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Reports that Uber texted its friends halfway through brunch saying it's "so sorry guys, just woke up, gonna have to take a raincheck" are unconfirmed.
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Once the coronavirus scare is over we can hopefully resume casual physical contact, so just take a raincheck on that handshake or overly personal greeting.
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Otherwise, hopefully a raincheck will look just as nice under the tree — or maybe a pair of buds from Samsung or Google will do the trick.
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When, precisely, they'll start shipping is another question entirely, of course, but at the very least, you can get a raincheck for the extremely expensive Christmas present.
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Our offices are right next to each other, but he's usually at work later than I am, which is the case today, so we raincheck for another time this week.
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" Her introspective gender fluidity dovetailed with an "it" girl's practiced mystique: in a 2013 essay for the trans magazine Original Plumbing , she described her body as "a raincheck, a cliffhanger, an IOU.
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The Game Awards was a big deal for the game director, who received this year's Industry Icon Award — a sort of raincheck for last year, when Konami prevented him from attending the event.
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To date, Chadburn has released three solo albums under the name Simon Bookish. The first two, Unfair/Funfair (2006) and Trainwreck/Raincheck (2007), combined his voice with synthesizers and laptop computers. His use of spoken word on Trainwreck/Raincheck and in live performances drew comparisons with "Bowie and Baudrillard, Burroughs and Byrne". His third album, Everything/Everything (2008) featured an ensemble of brass instruments, saxophones, Farfisa organ, piano and harp.
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Priya Vadlamani is an Indian model and actress who works in Telugu cinema. She started as a model. She competed in Femina Miss India Hyderabad 2016. She was known for her performance in Premaku RainCheck, Shubhalekhalu and Husaru.
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Carol comes in at that moment and sees Clive with the redhead. Shocked, she speeds off in her car away from Three Point recklessly, and crashes down the mountains and dies. Clive's stardom ends thereafter. Gold gets evidence that Raincheck was never Clive's work, and the latter is asked to return all the royalties.
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RainCheck is a program Philadelphia Water employs to help residents capture stormwater and prevent it from causing sewer overflows. The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society works in collaboration with the Philadelphia Water on this project. There are four different property tools available through this program that the department helps property owners install. Downspout planters allow property owners to add greenery to their homes and recycle their spout water.
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Gold, who also wanted to marry carol, says he has no objection, but that Clive better avoid Eve, not hurt Carol, and hints that he believes Raincheck is not actually Clive's own work. Clive and Carol are married, and they take a break at Three Point, with Russel tending to them. Soon after Clive begins to long for Eve again, and is one day telephoned by Eve, who curses him for abandoning her, saying she had mailed back all the money he paid for her services. Clive conceals this from Carol.
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The royalties of his play Raincheck start to decline, he is not able to come up with a new novel or play much to the dismay of his publishers, and people around get to know about his affair with Eve, including Carol who confronts him and is thereafter openly rejected by Clive. Despite this, Clive continues to woo Eve. One night he realises that she is only after his money and has no feelings for anyone, and he abandons her at her house and leaves. He decides to turn over a new leaf, apologises to Carol and promises to marry her.
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Bula was a brown gelding sired by Raincheck, who had run unplaced in the 1951 Derby and was a son of Prix du Jockey Club winner Tourbillion. Bula’s dam Pongo’s Fancy was a winner over hurdles and the great granddaughter of Triple Crown winner Gainsborough. Bula was bought by Captain Bill Edwards-Heathcote in Dublin in 1968 for 1,350 guineas, and subsequently put into training with Fred Winter in the summer of 1969. Upon arrival at Winter’s yard, Bula “looked more like a warhorse than a racehorse.” He was also known for being a bit of a tearaway on the training gallops, and was described as “a lunatic” by his stable lad Vincent Brooks.
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The book begins with Clive reminiscing his past and his encounter with Eve and the impact it has had on his life and everything he ever had, as he writes a book. Two years before, Shipping Clerk Clive Thurston is met with ailing writer John Coulson, who is given company at Clive's apartment. Coulson has written a play and wants to publish it, but dies of tuberculosis soon after, and Clive decides to claim the play as his own work with a different title Raincheck and gets it published. With the play being a success, Clive rises to fame as a celebrity script writer in Hollywood, with wealth and women at his beck and call, but eventually by misusing Coulson's work.
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