Before reaching the top, Liang stopped and turned to me.
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Reaching the top of the corporate ladder does not improve the situation.
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And we'll also look at their odds of actually reaching the top tier.
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REACHING the top is difficult in Nepal, as any mountaineer will tell you.
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One day, I will be close to reaching the top of the ladder.
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They determined he had planned the murder before reaching the top of the bridge.
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Reaching the top feels like coming out of the water after a deep dive.
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After reaching the top, Mr. Jirel realized that his oxygen was running dangerously low.
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It's not just in politics that women have been reaching the top of their profession.
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Mediaset shares rocketed up over 23 percent, reaching the top of the pan-European index.
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Almost reaching the top of the couple's high ceilings, the branches towered over the crew.
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Reaching the top of the light heavyweight division is significantly harder for a part-time pugilist.
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Upon reaching the top, the man enters a room and looks out at the cityscape below.
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On reaching the top, a small notification popped up, along the lines of "Hyrule Map Completed".
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Reaching the top, she unwrapped the sari — she was clothed underneath — and disappeared into the museum.
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Reaching the top, Rosenthal, Campbell and Genaust spotted a group of Marines holding a second flag.
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The most thoughtful and serious hold the best chance of reaching the top of the pile.
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Hartman's death came as he was reaching the top of his long climb up the Hollywood ladder.
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Sputtering against Houston probably ended any hopes the Bulls had of reaching the top 10 this season.
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Meanwhile, a child born into the poorest fifth has a 9 percent chance of reaching the top fifth.
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In 2016, Nordex's revenue jumped 40 percent to 3.4 billion euros, reaching the top of Nordex's own expectations.
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It ended up reaching the top spot on Apple's App Store charts, and subsequently got banned in China.
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While women have made clear progress in the field, reaching the top levels of government, progress is uneven.
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Christopher Kulish, a 703-year-old American attorney, died on Monday after reaching the top of the mountain, CNN reports.
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Yet by the late 2030s firms realised that women were still not reaching the top ranks as often as men.
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NEW DELHI — Ed Dohring, a doctor from Arizona, had dreamed his whole life of reaching the top of Mount Everest.
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"Well, this is our new swimming pool," he told KHGI, with the water nearly reaching the top of the stairs.
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And when I looked at my right hand upon reaching the top, it was bright pink and stained black with grime.
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"Dreams" is Fleetwood Mac's only number one hit on the Billboard Hot 100, reaching the top spot on June 18, 1977.
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It quickly became a million seller, reaching the Top 10 on both the Hot 100 and the Billboard R&B charts. 10.
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Outdoor CyclingThere's something rewarding about biking up a steep incline, reaching the top, flying down, and feeling the wind in your hair.
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Tallnecks are sort of like the eagle towers in Assassin's Creed in that reaching the top of one is a traversal puzzle.
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After reaching the top, Shahan decided it would be a great idea to jump off of the falls to the pool below.
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Linville said that reaching the top of Everest would prove to himself and others that he was not defined by his injury.
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He never realized his potential as a fighter, but through his young champions, he is reaching the top as a trainer. Dor.
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Pac-Man has always been about reaching the top of the leaderboards, but now it's all about getting there higher and faster.
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But many just seem to keep playing, often with little realistic hope of reaching the top 100 or even the top 1523.
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Until the barriers that stop women from having an equal stab at reaching the top are cleared away, #MeToo will struggle to succeed.
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Unfortunately, not all women will be able to have a child at the age of 50 after reaching the top of their fields.
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The forms always begin at the painting's bottom edge and rise up the surface, reaching the top in some cases but certainly not all.
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But Ms. Fu seems unlikely to join the ranks of Chinese athletes who are forgotten for not reaching the top of the Olympic podium.
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TBH was kind of the social media hit of the summer, routinely reaching the top of the download charts among free apps on iOS.
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Upon reaching the top of the ladder and the window, as soon as these two go to make contact they're sucked into some dimensional vortex.
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Ballinger had been carrying the external batteries all season but went back down the mountain before reaching the top, taking the power sources with him.
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No matter their family income, students at America's most prestigious universities have a roughly equal chance of reaching the top 227% of the income distribution.
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I had little issue reaching the top of the screen on either device, despite being used to using a much smaller phone day to day.
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That has created long lines to reach the summit, with many hikers running out of oxygen before reaching the top — or on the way back down.
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Tim Wellens, part of the breakaway, consolidated his lead in the mountains classification by reaching the top of the Col de Peyresourde (13km at 7%) first.
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While less than 40 miles from the capital, reaching the top required a bumpy, four-hour drive on dirt roads and across boulder-strewn lava fields.
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In contrast, a single filer reaches the 2488% bracket at around $203,220, meaning an unmarried couple could enjoy income of $22019 million before reaching the top bracket.
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She has the most songs to hit No. 1 among soloists, with 18 reaching the top, according to the outlet, just behind the Beatles, who have 20.
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Still, the Badgers got a lot of credit for those wins, reaching the top 10, meaning Michigan has the chance to blow out a top 10 opponent.
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In reaching the top of the lightweight heap, dos Anjos surely learned to deal with the anxiety at the prospect of personal harm a long time ago.
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"The bottom is very close because I think the U.S. dollar is close to reaching the top, together with the peak of the U.S. economy," he said.
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The song is now Migos' highest charting and most streamed single yet, recently reaching the top 10 on the Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart.
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An American whose household income while growing up was in the lowest fifth has just a one-in-ten chance of reaching the top fifth of earnings themselves.
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I've been playing Hearthstone daily for about two years, including spending some money on cards and reaching the top tier of the game's competitive ladder (the Legend ranks).
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Players can either take their earned cash and quit or continue betting with the hope of reaching the top for a chance to take home a cash prize.
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An American born to a household in the bottom 20% of earnings, for instance, only has a 7.8% chance of reaching the top 20% when they grow up.
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As it ramps up production, Airbus also played down concerns that the aviation industry is reaching the top of its business cycle after a near decade-long expansion.
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Lady Gaga rocked fans with the release of her last album, Joanne, reaching the top of the U.S. charts in October with the LP's fresh, Americana-inspired sound.
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Barty's rise to No. 1 has been sudden — just 12 weeks in the top 10 before reaching the top spot, the fewest ever for a top-ranked woman.
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The love story between these two terminally ill teenagers reaches peak romance when they finally kiss upon reaching the top floor of the Anne Frank Museum in Amsterdam.
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She would congratulate the singer on his singles reaching the top of the charts, excitedly talk about going to his shows and retweet his musings on naps or cereal.
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Water was reaching the top of houses in parts of northern Louisiana early Wednesday afternoon, with the National Guard deployed to help rescue anyone trapped in homes or vehicles.
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Unfortunately, like many who have tried before, the rat got tired before reaching the top of the moving stairs and the great escape turned into a pretty entertaining workout.
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"Too many businesses are like 'glass pyramids' with women holding the majority of lower-paid junior roles and far fewer reaching the top," said CMI's chief executive Ann Francke.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Australia's Ash Barty has been named WTA Player of the Year after capturing her maiden Grand Slam singles title and reaching the top of the world rankings.
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But reaching the top doesn't have to come at the expense of your health, according to Arianna Huffington, the president and editor-in-chief of the Huffington Post Media Group.
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As it ramps up production, Airbus also played down concerns from airlines that the aviation industry is reaching the top of its business cycle after a near decade-long expansion.
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Airbus played down concerns that the aviation industry is reaching the top of its business cycle after a near-decade-long expansion since the immediate aftermath of the financial crisis.
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Hewson joined Lockheed Martin more than 35 years ago as an industrial engineer, rising through the ranks and serving in numerous leadership positions until reaching the top floor in 2013.
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Unsurprisingly, that song earned him his first No. 1 single in the United States, reaching the top of the charts in February of 1973 and staying there for three weeks.
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They often played along the banks of the Neretva River, and Tomic became adept at scaling Mostar's stone bridges; on reaching the top, he would leap into the water below.
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There's an odd sensation that you often encounter listening to the album, not unlike absent-mindedly reaching the top of a staircase and being startled when there isn't another step.
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Since reaching the top of the Communist Party, Xi has tightened internal discipline, using an anti-corruption campaign to root out bad actors and -- critics say -- go after potential challengers.
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This professional development course, taught by a software engineer, is a great resource to begin to tackle those physical, intellectual, and emotional barriers that keep you from reaching the top.
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During this portion of the flight, passengers actually feel extra gravity — around 1.8 Gs. Then, the plane reduces thrust and lowers its nose, just before reaching the top of the peak.
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This year, Nepal released more permits than ever, plus 140 more permits from the Tibetan side of the mountain—2019 might beat last year's record of most people reaching the top.
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VICE met up with Senfter to hear the story of how a fluke remix to his song wound up reaching the top of the charts—whether he liked it or not.
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Seemingly every thunderstorm complex in the basin turned into a hurricane over the past two months, with many undergoing "rapid intensification" and reaching the top levels of the Saffir-Simpson scale.
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Reaching the top in this way, by hands-on experience and tenacity, is called "coming up through the hawsepipe" (the hole in the ship's bow through which the anchor chain descends).
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Asked about his surprising mobility, this year's Wimbledon runner-up said it was something he had identified as the key to reaching the top of the game from an early age.
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In a worldwide exam given to 15-year-olds in 2012, teens from Asian nations performed exceptionally, while US students lagged, not reaching the top 20 performers in math, reading or science.
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Aside from corresponding to my personal values, these prerequisites help create the environment you need to develop within your team, to have a chance of reaching the top of the Overwatch League.
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Montana offers early retirees many things, though its income tax rate, which is 6.9 percent for a family making $50,000 per year, prevented the state from reaching the top of the heap.
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Donald Lynn Cash, of Sandy, Utah, was descending the mountain on Wednesday when he suddenly fainted due to high altitude sickness after reaching the top of Everest, according to Pioneer Adventure Pvt.
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And on the Hot 100 singles chart, Mariah Carey's "All I Want for Christmas Is You" completed the longest-ever trip to No. 1, reaching the top 25 years after its release.
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Reaching the top to swipe down for notifications requires shifting the phone down in my hand, and I have to tilt the device precariously to reach the opposite side with my thumb.
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Research published earlier this year from the National Bureau of Economic Research found that some formerly slave-owning families were successful in reaching the top of the economic pyramid again in the South.
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"We should bear in mind that the growth target this year is 6-6.5%, and the latest 1Q number is already reaching the top end of this range," the strategist wrote in a note.
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Yet for Barty, who says her three-year-old niece has been imploring her to aim for "infinity and beyond", reaching the top is viewed as a stepping stone rather than an end destination.
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But after reaching the top of that profession, he is relishing doing something new, and, in some ways even more high-profile than serving as chief cop on the biggest stage in American sports.
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Workers hired after that date, about a third of the overall work force, started at about half the pay of veteran employees and had no prospect of reaching the top wage, currently $31 an hour.
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American attorney Christopher John Kulish, 62, died on Monday after reaching the top of Everest on the Nepalese side of the mountain in the morning, Meera Acharya, the Director of Nepal's Tourism Department told CNN.
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Reaching the top of Twitch often means dedicating tons of time to popular games like "Fortnite," and "League of Legends," but the most successful streamers have been able to carry their audience to different games.
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Ms. Ayala and her friends from California described how they had run for several minutes, reaching the top of the MGM Grand parking lot, where they continued to see the chaos on the Strip below.
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She is 22 now, no longer a wunderkind, but she is ready to fulfill her promise after reaching the top 10 as a teenager and then dropping out of the top 300 because of wrist surgery.
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The union is hoping to improve pay and benefits for temporary workers and more recent hires, who are on a pay scale that offers no prospect of reaching the top U.A.W. wage of $31 an hour.
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They had more hits, like "Born to Be With You" (1956) and "Just Between You and Me" (1957), before almost reaching the top again — they made it as far as No. 2 — with "Lollipop" in 1958.
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But it's no get-rich-quick scheme — they have been building their businesses for five to 10 years before reaching the top tiers, where they have higher commissions, bigger bonuses, and more consultants under them to mentor.
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The path to becoming a tennis professional was littered with obstacles for Pereira, 27, which makes her winning two clay-court singles titles on the WTA Tour and reaching the top 50 in the rankings particularly astounding.
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But we all know better, and online, she's "Lola," an ambitious sex worker whose dedication to reaching the top tier on her camgirl website is matched only by her determination to maintain firm control over her career.
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Yes, reaching the top of the S28 Plus to pull down the notification shade requires a readjustment of my grip, but the phone's sides are so nicely contoured that I do that switch unconsciously and with little effort.
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The painting's absolute symmetry comprises a central blank, four-pronged shape reminiscent of a gyroscope or jack, its vertical spine reaching the top and bottom of the canvas, while its horizontal arms fall short of the two sides.
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For a player of his low profile, never reaching the Top 40 in the ATP rankings, Sandgren has amassed a remarkable collection of big wins at Grand Slam events, including a run to the quarterfinals here in 2018.
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MTN is reviewing a raft of investments under a three-year plan that includes shedding loss-making e-commerce assets and exiting countries where it has no prospect of reaching the top-two spots in terms of market share.
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The man, whose identity has not been made public, died at a local hospital after he and his motorized wheelchair fell after nearly reaching the top of the escalator as he attempted to leave the station around 1:30 p.m.
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Vincent Dunn, a fire consultant and former New York City fire chief, said that fire hose streams could not reach the top of such a cathedral, and that reaching the top on foot was often an arduous climb over winding steps.
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Then this melody gathers itself, trying to say something in the absence of words, reaching up once, twice, and a third time reaching the top of the arc of loss (while the singer remains mute, listening to his own sorrow).
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And after reaching the top 10 in 2016 and then dropping back because of wrist surgery, she is playing with the point-by-point focus of someone who knows that tennis success, with all its trappings, is not a given.
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As little creatures like pteropods, a type of plankton, and oysters die off, the potential for a catastrophic ripple reaching the top of the food chain grows—which could ultimately mean no more tuna poke bowls, swordfish skewers, or whitefish salad-loaded bagels.
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So far, since beginning in April, he has climbed 11 of them, sometimes reaching the top of mighty peaks like K2 and Broad Peak in the span of a weekend, something that took previous generations of mountaineers months, if not years, to accomplish.
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But it assured that if they could work hard enough and make enough wise decisions and had enough talent, they had a realistic chance of reaching the top, while their black and brown counterparts could do all of that and never reach the summit.
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After reaching the top of Peyresourde first, Froome pedaled away as Quintana and others failed to react promptly, taking risks on the descent as he put his whole weight onto the front of his bike in a position reminiscent of Graeme Obree in the 1990s.
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Reaching the top of Twitch often means dedicating tons of time to the most popular games, like "Fortnite," and "League of Legends," but a handful of successful streamers have been able to build an audience that's willing to follow them from game to game.
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She had appeared to be on a fast train to the top after defeating Caroline Wozniacki, Ana Ivanovic, Serena Williams and Halep in 2015 at age 18, on her way to the Rogers Cup title in Toronto and to later reaching the top 20163.
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"The odds of reaching the top fifth of the income distribution for children who are born in the bottom fifth in California is just over 10 percent," Nathaniel Hendren, a professor of economics at Harvard and one of the study's authors, said by email.
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Of the 22 women ranked No. 1 doubles within the last 10 years, all achieved singles rankings within the Top 150, with 17 getting inside the Top 30, eight in the Top 10, and three — Martina Hingis, Venus and Serena Williams — also reaching the top spot in singles.
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There are a few disadvantages to being short: You can't see over crowds of people, reaching the top shelf is never going to happen, you're likely to become a human arm rest, and the world tells you to constantly squeeze into form-fitting garb to show off your petite frame.
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The reality is that if you're a single parent — a child of a single parent, and you grew up in a single parent family neighborhood, you went to that single parent family school, the chance of you ever, ever reaching the top 20% of income earners is 3% in America.
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The Times plotted a tax rate curve for every year from 1950 to 2018 (the interactive on their site lets you look through it year by year) and showed that while rates used to slope upward, they're now largely flat until reaching the top 99.99 percent, after which they begin to plunge.
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I learned to ski in my 20s and had a good few decades loving everything about it: soft snow, crystalline air, heart-in-the-throat thrills, goofy camaraderie, all-encompassing physicality, the feels-so-good feeling at the end of the day and the jaw-dropping vistas you earn only by reaching the top of a mountain.
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" Vlad Savov marveled at the ease of which he could navigate the bigger S8 Plus, perhaps assisted by "the distinct averageness" of his hands: "Yes, reaching the top of the S8 Plus to pull down the notification shade requires a readjustment of my grip, but the phone's sides are so nicely contoured that I do that switch unconsciously and with little effort.
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Which makes what has happened in the last couple of years so striking: Grime, in something close to its rawest form, is minting stars — Stormzy, Skepta and more — who are reaching the top of the British charts and exerting a global influence while continuing to wear the genre's de facto uniform, a tracksuit, a rejoinder to the flash of what came before it and what surrounds it, as well as to American hip-hop excess.
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