Steaks, suits, water, university, there's no rhyme or reason there.
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"There's really no rhyme or reason to it," she wrote.
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I don't think there's any rhyme or reason to it.
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Its decisions often seem to have no rhyme or reason.
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There appears to very little rhyme or reason to it.
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What is the rhyme or reason to these alternating knits?
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Inventory was somewhat scattered about without much rhyme or reason.
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No rhyme or reason, just to go through the thing.
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I realized I don't have to have a rhyme or reason.
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There doesn't seem to be much rhyme or reason to it.
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" He continues: "There's no rhyme or reason to how it happened.
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Per usual, there's no real rhyme or reason to this selloff.
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I wish there were a rhyme or reason for this madness.
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Try finding the rhyme or reason among: We could go on.
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There should be some rhyme or reason – I tried to do that.
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The life spans of animals seem to lack all rhyme or reason.
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Only dormant until it flares up again with seemingly no rhyme or reason.
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"This is one that you can't make rhyme [or] reason out of it."
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But there seemed to be little rhyme or reason about who would win.
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There's no rhyme or reason to it — it's all up to the Queen.
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I am no closer to understanding the rhyme or reason of the ritual.
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But it just happened that way, there's no rhyme or reason to it.
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And nothing lasts this long without having some rhyme or reason behind it.
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"There is no rhyme or reason to the tolls that people pay," Gov.
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At that particular point, there was no rhyme or reason as to why.
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Carson doesn't seem to have any rhyme or reason for what he's doing.
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There seemed to be no rhyme or reason to the order of the speakers.
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I'd get some punches right and some wrong, often with no rhyme or reason.
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The central idea is that the Government can't just switch gears without rhyme or reason.
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There seems to be little rhyme or reason to what gets deranked and what doesn't.
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Is there any rhyme or reason to why we hate one celebrity but adore another?
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There's no discernible rhyme or reason to why some apps get denied and others approved.
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Advisers said there is little rhyme or reason to how Mr. Trump chooses clemency recipients.
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Or maybe it's just because it's the NFL and celebration penalties have no rhyme or reason.
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There is a whole host of software and not much rhyme or reason across the deals.
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Some people seem to think it's the color of it, but there's no rhyme or reason.
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Without much rhyme or reason, the individual honors did not come Parker's way this season, though.
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There's no rhyme or reason to it, but that's what they say about your osteoporosis, too.
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It was a bad day, but there really is no rhyme or reason for this drubbing.
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There is nothing to "understand" because no action within that world is performed with rhyme or reason.
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"There is no rhyme or reason for [the kidnappers] never making a request for money," he says.
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Every one of these buttons has a purpose, but there's little rhyme or reason to their locations.
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"There's no rhyme or reason," he said, "and, for me, right now it's enough to be living."
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There was no rhyme or reason as to why someone would go around and do something like that.
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Apps were dying off haphazardly, and there wasn't any rhyme or reason to the ones I was removing.
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Much like at Costco, there wasn't much of a rhyme or reason to how the store was organized.
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There's no rhyme or reason to this, just a desire to co-opt religious freedom to inflict harm.
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There's little discernible rhyme or reason to the worlds Anderlon creates, which are as dense as Where's Waldo?
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There is no rhyme or reason to the countries he picked and it just doesn't make any sense.
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Yet these bills have been a hodge-podge of random items thrown together with little rhyme or reason.
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For what it's worth, we have, without much rhyme or reason, tied our hearts to Belgium and Colombia.
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There was no rhyme or reason, just whatever I had wanted to get done that day was scribbled there.
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There doesn't seem to be any rhyme or reason to when the men decide to act out chivalry, either.
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But aside from the clampdown in bitcoin trading, there's little rhyme or reason to why it swings so wildly.
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At this point, the entire video dissolves into some kind of surreal mayhem, with no real rhyme or reason.
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No rhyme or reason for Freddie, we're told Louis just liked the ring of it and Briana didn't object.
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There's no real rhyme or reason as to why the second pick in particular has been a land mine.
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And there isn&apost always rhyme or reason as to which people with DID have more or fewer alters.
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But you'd never think of Google as a hardware company, because there's no rhyme or reason to any of it.
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"I don't know that there's really any rhyme or reason for why something gets big on the internet," he said.
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But there's no real rhyme or reason to anything he does, even on issues that are close to his heart.
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There was no computerized database, no rhyme or reason or pattern to the crowds, and nobody wore a name tag.
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There doesn't seem to be a rhyme or reason to why I am sent snaps from people I don't know.
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For 1003 songs, it drifts all over the damn place, abruptly and frequently shifting gears without much rhyme or reason.
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They conclude that, as far as the scientific evidence is concerned, current drug laws have no rhyme or reason to them.
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But a lack of any real rhyme or reason to the verification system has made it easy to conflate the two.
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"From the Russian perspective, there is no rhyme or reason to anything going on in Washington right now," Mr. Caputo said.
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Or like with the frog image behind the Pepe phenomenon, an emoji becomes something politically charged for no real rhyme or reason.
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So of course he held the WWE title for most of last year with no real rhyme or reason as to why.
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He plays favorites, pits people against one another and listens to different people on different days without any seeming rhyme or reason.
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He now is being damned for appearing to put his thumb on the scale of the presidential election without rhyme or reason.
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I only capitalize defined terms, proper nouns, start of sentences, and whatever iOS decides — with no apparent rhyme or reason — to capitalize.
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This presented a problem: There were too many of these new particles, which appeared in collisions without any evident rhyme or reason.
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But in many cases, that much sprawl leads to a series that's constantly leaping all over the place, without rhyme or reason.
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The cast will be trapped in a closed white space, under a ceiling that moves up and down without rhyme or reason.
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"We all met up to brainstorm what we were doing but there's not really a rhyme or reason to the menu," explains Siadatan.
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Bogut also described the N.B.A.'s disciplinary system as one without "rhyme or reason" and compared it to the league's draft lottery process.
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Drop-off is divided between the two of us, no real rhyme or reason since every day, our schedules are a bit different.
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If you try to suss out any sort of rhyme or reason for our top 10, you can't — which is a good thing!
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Considering that there's little rhyme or reason to what he does and that his priorities change on a whim, that's probably sound advice.[Bloomberg]
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It shows that there's not a ton of rhyme or reason to who gets paid what at these lofty heights of the corporate world.
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We don't know if there is more rhyme or reason to verification now, but at least the process is public and available for everyone.
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Though of course, it was: In the media, rioters were characterized as violent thugs, blindly committing anarchistic and criminal acts without rhyme or reason.
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There's no real rhyme or reason to it—UFC star Sage Northcutt just crushed an apple last month and asked people to follow suit.
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But unlike Spotify's playlists, which have no real rhyme or reason, Relax My Dog's formula is based on more than seven years of research.
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It's a classic case of momentum investing on steroids and there might not be any real fundamental rhyme or reason to justify the spike.
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It's one of those things: We make turkey because it's what our parents did, and what our grandparents did—there's no real rhyme or reason.
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Toronto police have raided dozens of dispensaries, but there seems to be little rhyme or reason to their actions, and most dispensaries keep on selling.
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First, market-makers have grown accustomed to prices, especially exchange rates, suddenly taking off in one direction or the other, sometimes without rhyme or reason.
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There's no way to search, however; all you get is an endlessly scrolling list with seemingly no rhyme or reason to what Amazon is including.
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"To be honest, we've interviewed several people involved in this and I don't think there is any rhyme or reason for it happening," Williams said.
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At least that's what it feels like, since we've found a good number of options that are highly discounted for seemingly no rhyme or reason.
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Luthor is rich and weird, but in Batman v Superman there doesn't seem to be any rhyme or reason as to why he's being evil.
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And there's sometimes little rhyme or reason to the wait times and how many Customs and Border Protection inspection booths at the bridges are open.
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There is truly no rhyme or reason to the photos unless he is trying to free up some iPhone memory while on vacation in the Hamptons.
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There's no rhyme or reason to what's deemed to be haunted, though the most popular subdivision of the paranormal eBay trade by far are children's dolls.
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There's no rhyme or reason that you want to go on the road and just dethrone the home team because of their fans and vice versa. .
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Formats shift with little rhyme or reason; shots are often out of focus; the storyline doesn't always make sense, operating more on themes than traditional plotlines.
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There didn't seem to be any rhyme or reason behind the cancellation, although it was suggested that Amazon Studios head, Roy Price simply didn't like the program.
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I did find something pertinent to your problem, though: there doesn't seem to be any rhyme or reason to who experiences pain from what shape of penis.
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Becoming a viral internet phenomenon is a "delicate" business — there's no rhyme or reason to what might capture the attention of the masses on the worldwide web.
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"It seems like this past year it's been like a roller coaster, where there's really no rhyme or reason to what makes a video successful," he said.
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But it also means that there's no plausible explanation for an event, and is a phrase we use all the time these days: NO RHYME OR REASON.
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"There is no rhyme or reason, but everyone gets fed," Rosetta Buan, 40, a cook from Asheville, N.C., who is on her third trip here, said Sunday.
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There doesn't seem to be any rhyme or reason to why one location was chosen over another, and almost none of the ornaments have a single review.
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"They did a lot of zig-zagging around, back and forth, there is no rhyme or reason to it that we've been able to determine," he said.
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Shares surface in your feed without any apparent rhyme or reason, and Instagram has kept quiet on exactly how those under-the-hood decisions are made... until now.
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There's no rhyme or reason as to why Kitty gets to nip and tuck her way to superficial perfection, while Dahlia bears the scars of those same procedures.
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There doesn't seem to be any rhyme or reason to who experiences pain from what shape of penisBut is your penis going to cause discomfort for your partners?
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As is usually the case with longstanding superstitions, there's little rhyme or reason as to why the black cat has remained such a dark entity in public imagination.
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Vandalism can be seen "waxing and waning periodically without any particular rhyme or reason, serves as a constant reminder of the unpredictability of aggressive antisemitic incidents," Dinnerstein writes.
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I was like, "This is really weird because it matches my background exactly," and I had absolutely no rhyme or reason for any of the things I've done.
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There seems to be no rhyme or reason to the errors, with some people on Twitter saying it bricked their iPhone but not iPad, and some saying the opposite.
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Put up against a rich presence like Olenna, a character we've seen scheming, lying, and losing, the Sand Snakes' lack of any real rhyme or reason is painfully obvious.
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But for those reporters, the established credentialing process is public while, at this point, there's no rhyme or reason as to how the White House chooses the Skype participants.
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Something similar happens on the internet when things go viral—seeming to follow no rhyme or reason, people are compelled to like, share, retweet or participate in things online.
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The play "As You Like It" is often cited as the source of the phrase "without rhyme or reason," but that actually appeared in print decades before Shakespeare wrote.
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There's no particular rhyme or reason to the goods on sale at the nearly 50-year-old boutique, yet it all fits a congruent aesthetic: lavish, colorful and playful.
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It was that formative age when you find yourself very consciously creating a syllabus of Things You Love Beyond Rhyme or Reason and Things That Are Irredeemably Fucking Shit.
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Add that to the fact that episodes range wildly from 40 minutes to over an hour, and it's clear that there's no rhyme or reason to be found here.
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The first two seasons of Riverdale somehow take place over a single school year, so it's pretty difficult to affix any rhyme or reason to time on the CW show.
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According to a number of interviews I've conducted with people who've spent years not paying taxes, these notices tend to come with no real rhyme or reason, if at all.
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There is no rhyme or reason to these nonsensical exemptions, and some are so ill-defined or entirely undefined that it is impossible to discern what they include or exclude.
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Some begin with an e-as-in-egg sound (eff, ell); some end in an ee sound (tee, dee); and others have no obvious rhyme or reason to them at all.
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"There's actually no rhyme or reason why some people get AOSD," says Apostolos Kontzias, MD, director of the Adult Autoinflammatory Diseases Clinic in the Department of Rheumatology at the Cleveland Clinic.
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"There seems to be no rhyme or reason or pattern to the bombings, which makes it even more unnerving," said Paula Bonick, 44, a senior business advisor for an Austin firm.
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But one thing I've learned looking at emergency room facility fees is they seem to be set with little rhyme or reason, reflecting American hospitals' ability to essentially pick their prices.
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Throwing a mess of books, keys, wallets, ChapStick, and laptop without rhyme or reason and hoping the necessary item rises to the top is not the key to a 100% success rate.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads There's often no rhyme or reason to the selection of art in individual booths at fairs — other than, of course, a gallery's aim to sell well.
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There is order, but then there is also in some cases no … rhyme or reason why this is juxtaposed to that, but somehow I've sort of found ways that it makes sense.
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None of these are present among the 32 current titles, though we reached out to Netflix to see if there is any rhyme or reason to how things end up in this category.
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Characters will show up in the background of scenes, never properly introduced or explained, and then they'll just hang out for the rest of the movie, no rhyme or reason to their use.
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Netflix, as always, works in mysterious ways when it comes to canceling and renewing shows, and many times there's no rhyme or reason to it (that we know about, Netflix always has its reasons).
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There is "no rhyme or reason" to the dismissals, and he said he and other officers are scratching their heads because the firings seem random, as if names were picked out of a hat.
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Over longer periods of time, we do see a correlation between stocks and the economy, but over periods of less than a year, there is literally no rhyme or reason for what has happened.
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But fads come and go without a lot of rhyme or reason; the vinyl record, on the other hand, has proven to be as much of a classic staple as the little black dress.
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Yeah, and again, if you are a hardcore Twitter nerd like myself, you find that actually disconcerting because it's a new way of looking at things, and there's no real rhyme or reason to it.
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I was like one of those eager puppies you see get lost during a dog show who just keeps running around the obstacle course, having forgotten the rhyme or reason or lessons of their master.
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Hot Wheels 4-Lane Elimination Race Track SetThere was rarely any rhyme or reason as to why one Hot Wheels car was faster than another, but that didn't make having the fastest car any less satisfying.
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When you're living in a world that could end at any moment, a world that could steal you away with seemingly no rhyme or reason, what does it matter when (or how) you make your exit?
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Although a healthy chunk of the over 900 knife-related attacks so far in 2016 have been connected with domestic violence, it's the ones that occur seemingly without rhyme or reason that have people on edge.
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Graceffa, who has 9 million subscribers on YouTube, said he feels there's "no rhyme or reason to what makes a video successful" in 2019, and that the platform has evolved a lot in the past year.
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Assigning rhyme or reason to the location choice in a way that makes it possible to predict where it'll hit next seems like a fool's errand at this point, but some interesting fan theories have popped up.
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It felt at times that the White House was spinning off its political axis, that the President was isolated even from his own staff and that there was little rhyme or reason behind his increasingly erratic statements.
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You had no rhyme or reason to it, and it really didn't resemble what people thought a medical program should look like because of the ease with which people could walk in the door and become patients.
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You can buy between 4 to 200 wings at the restaurant, but there seems to be no rhyme or reason when it comes to the prices, leaving people to wonder what quantity of wings is the most cost efficient.
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Like Pokémon Go, you'll have the option to use an AR mode that places the random Harry Potter thing in the real world, but given that there's no rhyme or reason to what the things are, it's less charming.
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The whole show is about the presence generated by the vacuum of absence, because it's set in a world in which about 2 percent of the population simply vanished one day, with no warning and no rhyme or reason.
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"During the first six weeks of the year you had no rhyme or reason for the way stocks were selling," said Craig Hodges, co-manager of the Hodges Pure Contrarian Fund, which is up 14.6 percent for the year to date.
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"It appears the administration's rollout of this proposal was done carelessly — and without the data or the statistics to point to any rhyme or reason as to how the decisions were made," the Washington Republican said at a committee hearing.
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Some days it feels like there's no meaning to the world, that things just happen regardless of rhyme or reason and no solace can be found in anything but the hard, cold realities of entropy and our near-inevitable heat death.
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The name of Blue Microphone's latest offering is seeming an homage to its longstanding Blueberry condenser mic, but then, between the Snowball, the Spark, the Tiki and the Yeti, there's seemingly no rhyme or reason to the microphone's naming conventions.
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"I know that our natural inclination is to try to find some rhyme or reason to it and to try to hold people accountable because you want to feel like there's some justice," said Aaron Delgado, a defense attorney in Daytona Beach, Florida.
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While it may seem at first glance that there's no rhyme or reason to Bella's Parisian attire, there actually seems to be a very consistent through-line composed of a lot of very vibrant blue, leather, and lace-up accents all over.
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It's a show that frequently sets up elaborate plot points, only to pour them out onto a bed and dirty up the entire space with very little rhyme or reason — and it's that very element of randomness that makes the show so electric.
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They go up and they go down without much rhyme or reason and I never believe the mortgage guys when they tell me, "You better lock in now — rates are about to go up," because that has proven to be pretty bad advice.
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Trump's simple message — "the Iran deal is bad for the United States" — was interrupted by musings on his uncle's education, his own education, the power of nuclear energy, prisoners, the intelligence of women, and the negotiating prowess of Iranians, seemingly without rhyme or reason.
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Sometimes he uses his fame to highlight injustice; other times, he uses his influence to deeply confusing effect, as he proved two days before the T.L.O.P. show when he found time between rehearsals to tweet, "BILL COSBY INNOCENT !!!!!!!!!" for seemingly no rhyme or reason.
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"We are people with spouses and children, not cells on a spreadsheet that Allegiant executives can move around with no rhyme or reason," said Captain Andrew Robles, an Allegiant Air pilot and Executive Council Chairman at the pilots' union, the Airline Pilots Association, Teamsters Local 1224.
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But I fail to detect a natural rhyme or reason for the way video is used here, aside from the location street shots that often provide backdrops for outdoor scenes and a "black lives matter"-style montage about police violence for the jaunty "Office Krupke" number.
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"It turns out there's absolutely no rhyme or reason in terms of what the stock does in the immediate aftermath of a product launch and where the stock is three months later, six months later or 12 months later," the CEO of Ritholtz Wealth Management said.
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While economists, housing advocates and housing industry lobbyists argue the effects of the Republican tax plan and worry about the possibility of higher interest rates, Shiller, who has studied the economics of housing dating back to the 1800s, sees very little rhyme or reason to any of it.
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"Trump hits out with a hammer to the east and a club to the west, and his real thinking is very difficult to fathom," said the editorial in the overseas edition of the paper, People's Daily, using a Chinese saying that means to speak or act without rhyme or reason.
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Read: Trump just called the accusations against Kavanaugh a "big, fat con job" Facing a widening political crisis over the mounting accusations against Kavanaugh, who polls suggest is hemorrhaging public support, Trump appeared at times to revel in the free-flowing conference, fielding one question after another with little rhyme or reason.
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But today, by golly, these crazy, self-proclaimed liberated gals are everywhere, like an army of Maidenform Women — you never know where they'll turn up — and there's no rhyme or reason to their behaviors, either: They're speaking at the United Nations; they're running for president as Republicans; they're roaring; they're singing; they're twerking.
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The panel of judges — the delightful comedian Nicole Byers, famous chef Jacques Torres, and then some totally random celebrity or football player — are at pains to say something nice about everyone's efforts, and though there is a rather sizable prize of $10,000 at stake, there's no real rhyme or reason to who wins.
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Ted Cruz says Donald Trump's team planted National Enquirer story The sticky factor Yet not all scandals stick, and this is one of the most fascinating aspects of this phenomenon: There's no clear rhyme or reason as to what kinds of scandals will bring down a candidate and which kind of politician can survive.
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"I do absolutely think that this is part of an approach to delay the inevitable: The city has to deal with this inequitable, discriminatory system that had no rhyme or reason to it," said Jonathan Lippman, the state's former chief judge and a partner at the law firm Latham & Watkins, which is representing the plaintiffs.
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There wasn't any rhyme or reason to her condemnation of these people, she just latched on to them and assaulted them psychologically and emotionally until they either quit or were beaten down with lists of fabricated missteps to justify their labelling as inept and fired … I worked at MOCA for 28 years until Helen fired me a year and a half ago.
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"President Trump is turning our foreign policy into an international joke, doing lasting damage to our country, without any rhyme or reason," Senate Minority Leader Charles SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Lewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE (D-N.
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"President Trump is turning our foreign policy into an international joke, doing lasting damage to our country, without any rhyme or reason," said Senate Democratic Leader Charles SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Lewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE (N.Y.).
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"President Trump is turning our foreign policy into an international joke, doing lasting damage to our country, without any rhyme or reason," said Senate Democratic Leader Charles SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid Colorado candidates vying to take on Gardner warn Hickenlooper they won't back down MORE (N.Y.).
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That means that if I as an engineer look at this thing I have to contend with these millions or billions of numbers that have been set based on all of that data and maybe there is a kind of rhyme or reason to it but it's not obvious and there's some good theoretical arguments to think sometimes you're never really going to find an interpretable answer there.
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There is no rhyme or reason to how my politics will align with my willingness to consume content, which is why I'm not ready to rule out the possibility that an upcoming series from HBO, Confederate, might hold my attention despite its triggering setup — and the outcry it prompted on Twitter, with the #NoConfederate hashtag set up to ask HBO to carefully consider how it handles the show.
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Sen. Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE (R-Tenn.) is ripping President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's moves on trade, saying there's no "rhyme or reason" to his policies and tariffs targeting China.
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