The story was in the right hands — but these scenes, in particular, were definitely in the right hands.
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The Hazel Sessions — Laurie Lewis & The Right Hands
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Blue and red lights indicate left and right hands, respectively.
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But "in the right hands" is the operative phrase here.
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She landed two hard right hands, and waved Fontijn in.
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Others like Genji can be devastating in the right hands.
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Saying, basically, how to arrange the left and right hands.
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You're in the right hands and in the right place.
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Is it me, or does "The Babysitter" have two right hands?
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As for Jones, he said she&aposs in the right hands.
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A wrestler wants to throw right hands to close the range.
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In the right hands, the photographer can definitely make it work.
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I feel like the tickets actually get into the right hands!
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Shari Redstone is reportedly unconvinced Paramount is in the right hands.
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In the right hands, power tools can solve some real problems.
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And in the right hands, VR makes that the default experience.
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So, anytime we launch our right hands, it ain't coming back.
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In the right hands, such a book can be a pleasure.
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He is looking to hit McGregor with some lead right hands.
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But when in the right hands, lasers are great for the skin.
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Tyler Perry is making sure his donation gets into the right hands.
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They, along with a dozen relatives and friends, raised their right hands.
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Kowalkiewicz ate plenty of perfectly timed counter right hands and barely flinched.
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So in the right hands, that kind of speech can be electrifying.
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In the right hands, location data can be a force for good.
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Lewis, meanwhile, seems okay with the right hands and uppercuts he already has.
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On many of his attempted right hands Hall would even turn his back.
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"[Taylor] was supportive of guns being in the right hands," according to Wiley.
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His quick left jabs penetrated Liston's defenses, and he followed with right hands.
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Holding up their right hands, the House members were then sworn in together.
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Miocic would feint jabs without committing and then eat counter right hands anyway.
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Turns out those right hands were here in front of our face all along.
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Michele got the right hands, at the right moment, and played her cards perfectly.
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Each of us raised our right hands when we were sworn in as FCC
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Just like a paint brush, in the right hands it can make a masterpiece.
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But even as those right hands knocked him unsteady, Jung stuffed Bermudez's takedown attempts.
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I believe that debunking pieces are generally valuable, at least in the right hands.
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The technology, however, can be a great asset if it is in the right hands.
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And in the right hands, "About a Girl" could have succeeded in doing exactly that.
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Or, in the right hands, cook an al fresco feast in classic, sci-fi style.
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A second season has been ordered, but in the right hands, that could work, too.
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It's a dramatic event that could make for an exciting drama in the right hands.
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In the right hands this is a flying camera station and a unique tracking system.
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"What privacy is being sacrificed for it, and is it it in the right hands?"
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In the right hands, it could show just how beholden Republicans are to moneyed interests.
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But circling and letting her miss her wild, unbalanced right hands will quickly tire her out.
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In the right hands, it's unnoticeable; in the wrong hands, it's a persistent point of vulnerability.
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Like "Bohemian Rhapsody", it was right for its time, and it was in the right hands.
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NON-FICTION, in the right hands, can prove to be more powerful and perplexing than novels.
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"Money in the right hands and right founders, right potential long-term platforms works," Arora said.
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Right, hands up, now: After Ghostbusters II, games based on the franchise rather passed me by.
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Just watch out for the right hands because you&aposre going to sleep in two rounds.
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He landed a few overhand right hands early in the fight but was constantly under attack.
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Outside her funeral, rows of sheriffs and deputies stood at attention, right hands at their brows.
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While this info is dangerous, it seems like it could be useful in the right hands.
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In the right hands, the limited space can set off an explosion of personality and innovation.
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That's an artistically valid choice, and one that could be immensely powerful in the right hands.
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Clay can be dirt in the wrong hands, but clay can be art in the right hands.
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This is a technique you can readily see Floyd Mayweather use to set up right hands today.
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Historically, the opulent headpieces have been left to those deemed God's terrestrial right hands — kings and queens.
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Charles found himself eating a couple of these set ups in answer to his counter right hands.
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"So it's important to do it in the right hands, and have really good sun protection afterwards."
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Follow up to make sure copies of those records make it into the right hands, said Dunn.
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Simple catch-and-pitch right hands might work a treat if Narkun has the confidence in them.
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Menifield stormed out the gate and caught Moreira with stiff right hands as Moreira simply covered up.
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This means he eats a lot of counter right hands immediately after he has thrown his own.
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They can, in the right hands, encourage the kind of social trust to build giant welfare systems.
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I think that's really important to keep the seat in the right hands in the right column.
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In the wake of Wednesday's shooting, Cope said putting guns in the right hands can save lives.
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Pouncing on Holzken he got some good right hands through and moved the champion to the ropes.
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Even so, there's no mistaking the fact that, in the right hands, this thing can cause a ruckus.
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The Archbishop of Canterbury joins the couple's right hands together and proclaims them husband and wife #RoyalWedding pic.twitter.
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Well, if the worst thing they did was give someone two right hands, then not so bad, Netflix.
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Many men and women heard the call and raised their right hands to serve and defend this nation.
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AMLG: And that the tokens end up in the right hands, with people who align with your values?
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"My pillar, my left and right hands, and my unconditional support are in my husband Daniel," Guerrera said.
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While everyone stood, right hands over their hearts as "The Star-Spangled Banner" played, Kaepernick pointedly sat down.
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Click here to view original GIFIn the right hands, broken electronics can be turned into something useful again.
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Fighting a man who wants to kickbox or swing in right hands, counter kicking is a great asset.
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Her bread and butter is stepping in and unloading with wide right hands to the body and head.
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In the right hands, these tools could harness the bristling energy of communities today so individuals feel empowered.
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This was the year of Mark Zuckerberg, Jack Dorsey, and Sundar Pichai raising their right hands before Congress.
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The Patriots stood with their right hands over their hearts, and their left hands on their teammate's shoulder.
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"We raised our right hands and swore (an) oath and we knew what were the consequences," said James.
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Thompson was out at range attempted to pull his head away from jabs and counter with right hands over the top: Or letting Woodley's long lunges for right hands fall short: Thompson worked in bursts, countering the lunges of Woodley, or putting his own offence and getting out of dodge.
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Moicano had success returning on Ortega's right hands but was caught by surprise at just how durable Ortega was.
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In the right hands, a photo of a cheeseburger can garner as many likes as a minor celebrity's selfie.
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Here's how to make sure your retirement nest egg and insurance benefits are safely transferred to the right hands.
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They can be illuminating or deceptive, coldly quantitative or hauntingly evocative (and in the right hands, both at once).
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In the right hands, and distilled from their poisonous ingredients, populists' habits can be useful even to their opponents.
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Tracer can be definitely deadly in the right hands, but accuracy and a good sense of timing are required.
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The long stance, the linear movement, the quick kicks, the lightning fast counter right hands: that is Machida's wheelhouse.
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The two are often conflated, but in the right hands, it's a huge part of what draws me in.
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Think of venture capital as a power tool — in the right hands, power tools can solve some real problems.
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The fact of the matter is that more firearms in the right hands mean fewer deaths from mass attacks.
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Without giving too much away: It all ends well, and the book finds its way into the right hands.
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Prank calls are a delicate art: They're potentially juvenile, but can be wielded for justice in the right hands.
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Mayweather seems a little bit frustrated by that, but it's not stopping him from landing some peppery right hands.
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By round three, Sharkey had begun to land hard right hands and Schmeling was having no luck on his own.
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After quite the bad year in Hollywood, it's comforting to know the future appears to be in the right hands.
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Donald Trump makes members of his Orlando crowd raise their right hands and swear to vote in the primary. pic.twitter.
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That would be a much more serious signal of change than President Trump shaking the right hands or showing empathy.
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Both Taylor and Kent stood, raised their right hands and pledged to tell the whole truth during the open hearing.
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In the early going she was drawing Kowalkiewicz out, fading away from her strikes, and countering with good right hands.
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A few good fighters have been able to throw right hands while shifting back into a southpaw stance under fire.
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She and Vinnie seem to exist in precise, kinetic counterpoint, like the left and right hands of a piano étude.
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But, that's where the jokes ended: When it's put in the right hands, the M79 is a very deadly weapon.
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Notice that both Hunt and Tuivasa try to time their right hands/elbows and drop their left low when they punch.
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Tonya Evinger, for example, got slammed with counter left hooks and intercepting right hands each time she threw her low kick.
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But one phone contained ransomware, which in the right hands and targeting the right company could be a very big deal.
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But while Ripley demonstrated that it can be a formidable weapon in the right hands, it's not really designed for fighting.
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There were hints of it against Zimmerman as Schilt rolled behind his shoulders and elbows to deflect Zimmerman's powerful right hands.
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Ronda Rousey had her success overwhelming opponents, walking through their punches and achieving the clinch, landing right hands on the way.
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Coenen tired of failing to take Justino down and in the fourth round was caught by one of those right hands.
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Conwell knocked Day down in the fourth and eighth rounds with hard right hands before knocking him out in the 10th.
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Part of having a gun in the right hands means making sure that person is professionally trained to stop a threat.
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There is no question that naloxone saves lives and, in the right hands, could prevent hundreds of accidental and avoidable deaths.
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This isn't all to suggest Dreams isn't also good at the video game part, because in the right hands, it is.
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Though Edgar prefers to level change to threaten takedowns while Alvarez prefers to level change for right hands to the body.
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Of course, in the last few years, we've seen that true crime can be elevated to art in the right hands.
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The scene is insane ... there's a woman throwing a FLURRY of right hands to start -- and then things get even crazier.
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There were 122 immigrants from more than 45 countries who stood before Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson and raised their right hands.
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It was developed by right-handers at a time that left-handers were generally forced to write with their right hands.
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Dyson understands the aspirational nature of the beauty industry and has been strategic about getting its tools into the right hands.
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But to Gentry Stein, the whirling bundle of string, plastic, and precision ball-bearings can become much more in the right hands.
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A few jabs later with a couple of glancing Hari right hands and Verhoeven had the sauce around his left eye too.
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In fact the current TKO heavyweight, Ciryl Gane uses a very similar bouncing to get in on right hands and establish clinches.
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For Blaydes's part, the jabs were good but he stood completely still after every one and ate right hands over and over.
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Against an opponent who is mad about swinging right hands, getting behind the elbows and deflecting the damage is a valuable method.
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I truly believe that in the right hands, this new method can eradicate some of the toughest problems facing our world today.
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The back stepping right hands and pull counters, the marks of a Dundee fighter and of Ali's influence were in Ellis' performances.
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He ate flush right hands time and time again from a fighter who had nothing like the craft of Ali's previous opponents.
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He ducked in and pulled out just in time to feel the looping right hands of Bradley go breezing past his head.
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"I want to get rid of it, but it's very important to me it ends up in the right hands," she said.
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Sensing the power, McLean, the taller of the two men, held onto Shaw's head, pulling him down into uppercuts and right hands.
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But in the right hands, a lackluster book can glow up into instant movie classic — just look at the The Devil Wears Prada.
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As soon as he started breathing hard, Ngannou's feet were under him as he leaned forward at the waist to swing right hands.
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Put simply, Beautiful Swimmers are a permanent reminder of just how amazing DJing can be when you leave it in the right hands.
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Miocic kept his back foot along the Octagon wall and stepped in to uncork right hands when he felt the time was right.
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Conwell dropped Day with hard right hands in the fourth and eighth rounds before knocking him down again, for good, in the 10th.
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With more protesters turning up at his rallies, he has been asking attendees to raise their right hands and swear allegiance to him.
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Thanos is hardly invincible—Epic Games nerfed his powers hours after this mode launched—but in the right hands, he's hard to stop.
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" He told Venezuelans to raise their right hands as he said: "Let's swear as brothers that we won't rest until we gain freedom.
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PETE BUTTIGIEG: We know that with the White House in the right hands we can make, for example, Election Day a federal holiday.
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Only Cruz took a mild swipe, noting that Trump asked his supporters to raise their right hands and pledge their support for him.
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One thing worth keeping an eye on in this fight is whether Aldo does still lead with his face on his right hands.
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Against taller opponents he will now take the pressure off momentarily and draw them forward onto counter right hands before returning to the infight.
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The crowd — a polite mix of the elderly, bourgeois and young — raised their right hands with him as he took the oath of office.
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There were straight right hands, body shots, kicks to the body, none of the inefficient Wanderlei Silva style windmilling of a few years back.
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Especially as Arlovski barely uses a left hook, never closes the door with it on his combinations, and eats counters between his right hands.
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While we speculated on the danger of Alvarez's level change right hands, his favorite dart might prove a useful point scorer and escape technique.
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He came up with the idea for Sex and the Single Girl, he shopped it around, he helped get it into the right hands.
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In contrast, government money can be created almost instantly, and spent both quickly and productively, as long as it goes into the right hands.
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For a boxer this saves some energy and draws right hands to the head, which can be slipped or shoulder rolled and then returned.
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Boogie-woogie is apt, like the left and right hands at a piano seeming to ignore each other but generating intricate, exuberant rhythmic agreements.
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In the right hands, it can express all the decades of experience, all the heartache and joy, that a much younger performer could never effect.
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Kelvin Gastelum had trouble with the frequency and power of Woodley's right hands even if they weren't well hidden or coming in from unorthodox angles.
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More than anything, the Gen2's composure signaled to me that it's a car that can be pushed to higher limits in the right hands.
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All of the other uniformed Dolphins and their opponents, the New Orleans Saints, stood along the sidelines, many with their right hands over their hearts.
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To make this happen we need to put the right tools in the right hands, and the Gluon interface is a step in this direction.
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Using their right hands, the shooters draw their weapons from their holsters, take aim, and fire at targets that look a lot like Mr. Clean.
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Yet in the right hands, progressives continued to muse, information monopolies might be powerful tools for re-wiring societies malformed by racism, sexism, and transphobia.
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Samart slumped to the mat under a barrage of right hands in the fourth round and that was pretty much the end of the legend.
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An exploitable habit of Nunes' which might not fit in with the Rousey modus operandi is the ending of attacks with long, leaning right hands.
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To further boost your career and become more successful, surround yourself with experts and start by making sure your finances are in the right hands.
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"It's really important to us that these monuments get into the right hands where they can be used for a discussion for healing," he said.
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Climate change is no joke but, in the right hands, the capacity to joke about it can be a serious recognition of its dire reality.
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Late in the round, Mayweather came storming back with a series of right hands, that had McGregor leaning on the ropes with his mouth open.
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" Chief Justice Roberts then administered the same oath to the senators, who rose in unison, raised their right hands and swore to administer "impartial justice.
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"It's a very versatile and very effective firearm, and in the right hands it can liberate the world," he said, referring to the AR-15.
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In fact it has become Tate's opening ritual to come out at the bell and swing wild, sloppy right hands, eating far more than she lands.
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The last eight years are not a record to be proud of, but Ghana's potential to get back on course is achievable in the right hands.
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When faced with Josh Koscheck, whose business card reads "right hands and double legs," St-Pierre had given his most convincing display of mastery to date.
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"We're looking for the right hands-on engineer to work on a disruptive advertising system set to revolutionize customer acquisition for gamers," both job posts read.
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By tapping and holding the left or right triggers on the controller, the lil' robot's left and right hands would hover toward the next landing spot.
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Day was dominated by Conwell, knocked down by right hands in the fourth and eighth rounds, and then knocked out in the 10th, according to ESPN.
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That means that simply searching online or dropping by the flashy tax office on the corner isn't likely to get your taxes into the right hands.
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Mr. Trump also brushed aside questions about his recent move to ask voters at rallies to raise their right hands and promise to vote for him.
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Against MacDonald, Condit, Koscheck and Shields he often conceded the center and fought with his back on the fence, lashing out with powerful, running right hands.
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Because of his stance Bisping gets a surprising amount of hip and weight into some of these seeming nothing blows when compared to his right hands.
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CONWAY, Pa. — The rules are workable enough in the right hands, in the right corner of a right-leaning region of a state like this one.
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One of those magical right hands that seems to be far harder than the distance it travels and the hip rotation involved say it should be.
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Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) is a web language that makes websites look good, but in the right hands it can also render strange and beautiful portraits.
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Plead your case, explaining that you have been paying the tenant rent every month, unaware that your money was not ending up in the right hands.
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Against Danny Roberts, Hyun Gyu Lim and Alan Jouban, Perry had waded forward, loading up right hands and eating punches and kicks as he did so.
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Miocic was able to posture up and land straight right hands between Overeem's forearms just as he would have liked to against the cage on the feet.
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However, in the third round, Maidana did land one of his wild right hands on the chin of Money's, which sent him staggering back into the ropes.
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His chief argument as he has huddled with advisers and staff that he was not: The people in the picture were holding beers in their right hands.
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My second reaction after watching the trailer with Alicia Vikander: Why can't this be a female-led Indiana Jones–like franchise if it's in the right hands?
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What remains the same across handfastings is the binding of the couple's hands — sometimes just their right hands, sometimes both with the ribbon making an infinity symbol.
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It also allows men to have sex with both their wives and "those they possess with their right hands," taken by interpreters to refer to female slaves.
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As military members, we raise our right hands and take an oath to defend the Constitution of the United States, our country's ideals and way of life.
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This was clearest during his presidential campaign, when he asked audiences at rallies to raise their right hands and solemnly swear that they would vote for him.
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Interest in his music percolated, copies of his albums made it into the right hands, and in 2013, an indie label reissued Total Destruction and Rat On!
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His ghostly installation, "A Show of Hands," features hundreds of white plaster casts of raised right hands, each one an index of a political prisoner like himself.
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We wanted a place that, in the right hands, would become inspirational not only as a relic of the past but as a catalyst for right now.
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Miocic kept dos Santos to the fence, hit him with hard right hands, and caught him with stepped right hooks as dos Santos circled out into them.
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If it were somehow possible to transfer without cost the right amount of money into the right hands, how much would it take to end extreme poverty altogether?
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In such cases, as part of its policy, Twitter requires the user to provide their documents again to ensure that the account is still in the right hands.
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In our series The Plus One, Arianna Davis offers a peek inside the world of assistants, backup dancers, BFFs, and other right hands to the world's buzziest celebs.
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It was glorious, even though the demo itself was apparently only made for the show, and it proved virtual reality shooters could be thrilling in the right hands.
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Mark Hunt, Big Nog, Roy Nelson, Travis Browne and Cain Velasquez have all easily landed right hands on Werdum because of his aggression and his lacking defensive abilities.
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Rather than pursuing a clinch with urgency, Moreira slowly walked up into naked low kick attempts and ate right hands straight up the center while on one leg.
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And yet, politicians beg for the job, and in the right hands, with the perfect chemistry and personal dynamic, the vice presidency can be an extraordinarily potent position.
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And Machida used right hands to the midsection, which could only be described as 'very karate'... Which served to add believability to the old look-low, kick-high.
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On our first day at C.I.A. headquarters, we raised our right hands and declared that we would protect and defend the Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic.
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At one point during the second act, he and his daughter sat in identical poses: right hands pressed to their chins while intently observing the drama before them.
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As the century passed, American inventors added extra legs or bits of metal to a device which, in the right hands, was just natural wood doing its own thing.
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According to a source, the pair — who have been spotted wearing matching gold rings on their right hands — have been getting serious since their trip to India in June.
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Joe Louis, the textbook forward moving fighter, pounced on these clues of weakness and was baffled when Walcott was able to drop away and sway back with right hands.
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She stand and trades right hands, and hopes that hers turns out better—using the double collar tie to maul her opponent with knees if the chance presents itself.
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It just goes to show that a thoughtful gift from a S.O., in the right hands, might get you a few new friends, or at least some new followers.
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In the end, Kim was the recipient of two solid right hands from Reyes that put him on the canvas, and referee Mike Beltran mercifully waved off the bout.
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The most obvious is that Cruz likes to strike past his opponents, the walking right hands, the darting rights—he comes in straight and dives past on the angle.
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What you're going to see, I think, are a lot of New Jersey Democrats holding their noses with their right hands, and pulling the Democratic lever with their left.
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Following his instructions, they placed their right hands on the zipper at the level of their navels, walking their fingertips slowly up to the zipper pull beneath their chins.
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The issue is that as Arlovski worked with Freddie Roach and tried to improve himself as a boxer, all that happened was that the right hands came less frequently.
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No matter what happens, Sebastian Aho, the top-line center from Finland who led the team with 213 goals, said the team was in the right hands with Brind'Amour.
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Ms. Hewitt's survey of Bach's keyboard works continues, and surely there can be no more experienced guide through music that, in the right hands, remains as fulfilling as any.
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Essentially, these ultra-powerful mages who can bend nature and reality to their will are just content with being hot and serving as right hands to their respective kings.
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In a lot of ways, she's at the vanguard of modern-day soldering, a technical process that in the right hands might as well be considered an art form.
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Floyd Mayweather had McGregor swinging at shadows in their fight and the fight turned a corner as McGregor waited longer to react and ate stiff right hands for his hesitation.
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Non-commital jabs are far more valuable against an opponent who desperately wants the clinch than weighted right hands, because the feet are the number one defence to the clinch.
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Bryan Bishop, The Red Right Hands (seventh place, 165 points) So, there's no way around it: in this season of the Game of Game of Thrones, my house doth tank.
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Then the new speaker will grasp the gavel and swear in the representatives-elect — their right hands raised, some of them clutching Bibles or Torahs or Qurans in their left.
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"There is the hope that if the money is placed in the right hands it will be used more efficiently," said Alexander Sierck, a Washington lawyer and counsel to Serap.
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In the thirteenth round another of this look-down, punch-over-the-top right hands snuck in on Lopez on his blinded side and sent him reeling for the TKO.
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Floyd Mayweather used this to connect sharp right hands as his opponent came up and Archie Moore and George Foreman both handled a good few men in the same way.
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WATCH: Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra Hold Hands as They End Week-Long Getaway to India Earlier this month, the duo was spotted wearing matching gold rings on their right hands.
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One official estimate suggests that "leakage" in subsidy payments meant that only 27% of the money ended up in the right hands: not so much a leaky bucket as a sieve.
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Two weekends ago at UFC 199, it looked like that career made of right hands, sprawls, and fan adoration might have finally found its end two months before his 46th birthday.
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But Barboza was fighting a man who wasn't trying to take his head off with long right hands, he was fighting a guy who wanted to put him on the fence.
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Meanwhile, as indictments pile up and hearings continue, we've seen many targets of the president's vitriol stand before Congress, raise their right hands, swear their oaths, and tell what they know.
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Three knockdowns in the 10th, the last of which included cutting jabs, ramrod right hands, and lashing left hooks, finally floored Gvozdyk for good before the referee waved the bout off.
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Cyborg looked great in timing her right hands and working the body—there was none of the swinging wild which most casual viewers will remember Cyborg for from the Carano fight.
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The Brazilian marched forward from the first bell and connected with several right hands that put the former champion on wobbly legs, before Dean saw it fit to stop the action.
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Thanks to Pornhub's unique position at the junction between our keyboards and our right hands, studies like these also help us understand home computer and mobile usage on a global scale.
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It was when Hill committed to right hands and techniques which brought her closer to Andrade's own hitting range that Andrade was able to follow her out with the left hook.
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Because they come equipped with an easy-to-understand narrative of the unwelcome "invasion" of "our spaces" that, in the right hands, can readily be expanded beyond the world of gaming.
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His left elbow shielded his body, his left forearm could be pushed into the opponent to stifle right hands, and his left shoulder could come up to deflect from his head.
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"We dare not ignore, we dare not dismiss and we absolutely dare not attack those voices in the Democratic Party focusing on keeping those seats in the right hands," Buttigieg said.
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Then Mr. Palmieri starts coolly unloading his toolbox of fuses and fire-starters: dissonant chord clusters; quizzical single-note lines; small, busted montunos that bounce between the left and right hands.
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"Work in Progress" takes the position that it might be something better: a tool that, in the right hands, could renovate an unwelcoming culture in Abby's image—crankiness, grief, and all.
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And with the bout barely 10 minutes old, it appeared Golovkin would add another knockout — his 34th — to a spotless 1603-fight record when he dropped Jacobs with two right hands.
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In the lawyer's case, this meant, among other things, joining a less-prestigious firm that demanded fewer hours and finding the right hands-free breast pump to multitask in her cubicle.
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While Woodley's TKO victory over Carlos Condit is overshadowed by Condit's unfortunate knee injury you need only review the fight footage to see that Woodley was lighting Condit up with right hands.
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In that fight McGregor's timing was off and he was blasted with right hands and rag-dolled from the opening, but he kept working, kept the pace high, and simply outlasted Mendes.
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That said, the company is set to launch a broader push highlighting artists' output with the app in an attempt to show how far that simplicity can go in the right hands.
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Tate is even more guilty of it than Nunes as she reaches hard, almost losing her balance when throwing her right hands and being largely unable to combination punch effectively after it.
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It uses a combination of cameras, Wi-Fi, and preprogrammed maps to navigate around buildings, and is capable of using elevators that have been kitted out with the right hands-free components.
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"I just thought I was just taking good pictures and I just was like, well, I hope these pictures get into the right hands or the right people see it," Allen said.
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Eddie Alvarez, by firing in nice high-low-high combinations, was able to get under or away from these right hands and land punches of his own on Gaethje as he recovered.
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After getting lanced by a couple of straight lefts as she got a little over-eager, Justino settled down and began to land counter right hands in the wake of Holm's left.
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He is an upright fighter, which makes him susceptible to looping right hands, but he is so active with his lead hand that it is rarely in position to defend these rights.
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Against both Angela Hill and Jessica Penne, Andrade's doubling and tripling up on right hands and left hooks allowed her to dig hard, repeated blows in to the body and head alternately.
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But for Huntsman and Kay Bailey Hutchison, the two ambassadors who will serve as Trump's right hands during high-stakes summits this week in Helsinki and Brussels, this challenge will be extraordinary.
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Considering the catastrophic effects that would result from even a very limited use of nuclear weapons, scientists and doctors have long argued that there are no "right hands" to control these weapons.
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The end came just a couple of minutes in as Dos Santos ate a couple of right hands after dropping his jab on the way back, as he did in the first fight.
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Part of scamming's appeal as a pop narrative is how it can, in the right hands, function as a corrective in a system that has time and again conned vulnerable populations of people.
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If you're in the right hands, then there's nothing to be afraid of, says Elayne Angel, a body piercer, member of the Association of Professional Piercers (APP), and author of The Piercing Bible.
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The two swung simultaneous right hands, both missed, and Jones snatched up a head and arm clinch, hitting a beautiful outside trip to get the fight to the mat for the first time.
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Over 800 soldiers-to-be from across the country will raise their right hands on February 26 and take an oath administered by Army colonel and current International Space Station tenant, Andrew Morgan.
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"I am confident that our newspapers will be in the right hands going forward and I also am pleased to be deepening our long-term relationship with Lee," Buffett said in the statement.
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Getting the aid into Venezuela, past Mr. Maduro's security forces and into the right hands will be a critical test of the opposition's ability to rally the nation and establish an interim government.
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Upon completion, their tier list included, among other things, a large swath of characters that they believed should be banned from competition altogether due to how strong they are in the right hands.
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Outweighing his opponent by near 13lbs, Baruto continually tried utilising his weight advantage in the corner of the ring, before throwing heavy knees a looping, totally untechnical, clubbing right hands which had Fujita reeling.
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He's an excellent banger and creative with his right hands, but he can't check a kick, lacks cardio, hasn't looked like a serious grappler in over a decade and eats far too many punches.
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The Strange series has had its whitewashing criticism and should be wary of cultural appropriation, but in the right hands – including Boyega's – this character could emerge and even take over for Strange one day.
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It would be good to see Narkun walking Khalidov down, ducking under his single-shot right hands, and trying to wedge into a standing clinch or come up swinging as he's out of position.
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Time management and long term strategy is not a Khalidov strong suit but in an ideal world, Khalidov would be looking to limit exchanges, draw Narkun forward, and connect on big counter right hands.
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A dynamic display of shots marked the legs, body and head of Cote, before a left hook and two right hands from the boxing clinch sent him to the canvas in the third round.
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Goodridge's monstrous power had allowed him to knock Paul Herrera unconscious with elbows from the crucifix and starch Jerry Bohlander with two swatting right hands while defending a kneebar, but where Goodridge had power.
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Namajunas might do well to try and get the top of her head below Jedrzejczyk's face after attempted right hands, just to stifle the clinch attempts and give her space to stiff arm off.
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And perhaps this climactic scene gets at the ultimate advantage of movies over books: the visual potential of the film medium to tell a compelling story is poised for exploitation in the right hands.
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Opinion Columnist The impeachment trial of Donald John Trump began on Thursday when John Roberts, the chief justice of the Supreme Court, directed all of the senators to stand and raise their right hands.
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On a given day, peeking out of that hangar will sit a KC-135 Stratotanker aircraft seemingly out of place in the considerably smaller maintenance shop, but surely, it&aposs in the right hands.
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"It's making sure the show is in the right hands — one day, eventually, I'm sure of it, I will retire," Ms. Ripa, 46, who has been a "Live" host since 2001, said by phone.
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Wilder, 34, has one of the most lethal right hands the sport has ever seen, making him a knockout artist who keeps people glued to their televisions — or cellphones or tablets — during his bouts.
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Microsoft and Alphabet have both been hiring industry experts and advisers, such as former Cleveland Clinic CEO Toby Cosgrove, who recently joined Google Cloud, to help them get their cloud technology into the right hands.
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Sitting heavy on his rear leg, his right hand high and ready to lean out the window on his right side, Marciano could parry or slip deep underneath jabs, right hands and even left hooks.
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Horiguchi landed many good right hands on Kape as he burst in and many on the counter, but some of his more spectacular moments came as he wedged his way up the inside of kicks.
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" When Mr. Trump drew comparisons to Adolf Hitler for asking voters to raise their right hands and pledge him their support, Mr. Skurnik pointed out on Twitter that Mr. Koch "did this all the time.
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Allows for possible, rather than obligatory, enhanced end-use monitoring for drones, which checks whether weapons are in the right hands and the right places and being used in accordance with the terms of transfer.
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"Listening to the students from Parkland and across the country today is a reminder of what is possible when our future is in the right hands, and when we match inspiration with determination," Clinton tweeted.
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As the two went head-to-head during one of the last golden ages for N.H.L. enforcers, Domi absorbed a couple of right hands to the head before making a mocking pouty face at Chychrun.
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Putin, with a backbone of steel tempered in the blast furnaces of the KGB, and as tough an operative as global intelligence has ever seen, does have some real and, in the right hands, exploitable weaknesses.
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Vice presidents also have an independent role, even if it is frequently maligned -- they preside over the Senate, which may seem to be a formality, but in the right hands it could be more than that.
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And while Coogler shows he can produce a rough-and-tumble show with it, he also shows how, in the right hands, big-budget special effects can be used to create a dazzling, unique onscreen world.
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An apparently simple technique but one which demands a good deal of nuance—Badr Hari landed a huge number of his best right hands off the cross face as his opponent attempted to tie him up.
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If a new writer's script gets into the right hands they may get hired to write on a high-end series, and, if they prove themselves, it could lead to an opportunity to write their own.
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He took control of the fight for good by pounding Cormier's body, then targetted the reigning champion with meticulously-placed shots — lefts to the gut, hard right hands to the face, then back to the ribs.
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To accomplish this, more young millennials must emerge from their "safe spaces," raise their right hands and invest a few years not only protecting their country, but also contributing their own virtues to our military tradition.
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But against anyone whom Gustafsson has a height or reach advantage over, the Swede seems keen to get in the kitchen and trade right hands, often leading with a looping right uppercut from almost behind him.
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"We dare not ignore, we dare not dismiss and we dare not attack those voices in the Democratic Party focused on keeping those seats in the right hands," he added of House Democrats in swing districts.
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Despite Moontasri's proficiency in this department, Morono was the sharper man overall, bloodying his foe with a diet of right hands over the course of a fun fight, and capturing a unanimous nod as a result.
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Perhaps Edmond did teach Rousey to cut the ring and try to correct the massive overcommitments on her right hands, but if she's not sparring top tier female fighters she's not going to have to adjust that.
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In a departure from most horror games, PT scared players largely by making them walk through a hallway over and over again; the appeal was in how even the mundane could be terrifying in the right hands.
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If she can land some knees from the clinch or clip off some good right hands along the fence, all the better, but the bum rush to the clinch seems the most reliable means of Rousey offence.
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Sure, drones can be occasionally annoying when they're buzzing around your picnic at the park—but when they're controlled by the right hands, they can capture some truly astonishing angles on things in the world around us.
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Perhaps not coincidentally, Mr. Trump has lately started asking his supporters to raise their right hands and pledge their loyalty to him, creating tableaus that critics have likened to the salutes of followers of Hitler and Mussolini.
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The well-endowed man from the coronavirus prank text is popping up on all kinds of gear -- but since he's now dead, the guy who snapped the pic wants some dough to get in the right hands.
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Rick is covered in blood, and sitting on his knees in front of Negan who starts talking about "right hands" which seems like a clear indicator that Rick is about to lose his right hand following their altercation.
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If you can outstrike Travis Browne on offence and eat right hands from an ageing Big Nog when you're put on the back foot, you have some issues with comfort on defence more than any glaring technical holes.
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"Swalwell added that as the impeachment inquiry moves into its phase of public testimony, "it's important that these witnesses raise their right hands and take questions from both Republicans and Democrats, the president is going to get that.
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In the right hands, like Platt's, this produces superb history, explaining why the actors acted as they did while also showing that they did not have to do so — and could in fact have made a better world.
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On defense in the first inning, third baseman Justin Turner, second baseman Brian Dozier and Machado all kept their right hands in their back pockets between pitches, while first baseman David Freese windmilled his arms to stay loose.
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In a statement, Ms. Salke said that the company "can't wait to get started" on the project, and added, "Barry's eye for character and sustained exhilarating, emotional storytelling style ensures that this project is in the right hands."
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Before you get too excited, they've been wearing the bands on their right hands (so there most likely will not be a second Jo Bro wedding anytime soon), but it does show that they're very into coordinating couple style.
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Vinyl, that sacrosanct slab of plastic, has such mystique that all-vinyl events are heralded with the fervour of miracles being performed, and the ability to pull off miracles, as we all know, should remain in the right hands.
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It's true that a gun in the right hands at the right time and place can save lives, as the former National Rifle Association instructor Stephen Willeford proved when he shot Kelley as the latter emerged from the church.
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"In the right hands, light becomes time and memory, and Nancy Rexroth took that cheap camera and bent it to her will, producing images redolent with feelings, memories, and unspoken thoughts," writes photographer Mark L. Power in a postscript.
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Being pushed like a Krazy Horse Bennett with actual ability, Kape resorted to trying to no-sell Horiguchi's cracking right hands, and ducking in on Horiguchi's hips whenever the karateka jumped in thinking he had the finish in his sights.
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In fact, in the right hands, the multi-cam sitcom can bring a real sense of warmth and familiarity to its stories — an advantage One Day at a Time uses beautifully as the Alvarez family welcomes us into their home.
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Honchos at GoFundMe tell TMZ ... the company has a team working around the clock to review and verify all the campaigns seeking money related to the El Paso and Dayton mass shootings, ensuring donations end up in the right hands.
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Mr. Cruz's strongest moment came in a clash over Mr. Trump's recent requests that people at his rallies pledge to vote for him, creating a viral image of Trump voters raising their right hands in a historically evocative, straight-armed salute.
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The recklessness that has marked so many of his recent fights was held back and he did exactly what we called for in that pre-fight article: he led the taller man forward and met him with well-timed right hands.
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" And Clinton wrote in a Twitter post: "Listening to the students from Parkland and across the country today is a reminder of what is possible when our future is in the right hands, and when we match inspiration with determination.
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Mylene agrees, but then she and Zeke head off and talk about the plan for getting her tape into the right hands — and Mylene reminds him, as he tries to kiss her, that she's not interested in starting anything up with him.
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Lots of movement and lots of jabs for just two minutes of the fight could more than bait the trap for the left hook counter as Almeida inevitably begins stepping in with his left hooks to the liver and his exposed right hands.
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Silva was forced to take his finger off the trigger on his counters because Weidman was advertising so many false strikes and opening up so little, at which point Weidman could land with good jabs, or the occasional right hands or low kicks.
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Others include a set of matching cloud tattoos she and Davidson got on their left-hand middle fingers as well as "REBORN" and "H2GKMO" (one of Grande's favorite acronyms meaning "Honest to God, knock me out") which they got on their right hands.
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While Verhoeven has often simply put on his earmuffs when under fire, and his head movement seems as though it will never be significant to his game, Verhoeven showed a nice leverage guard or stiff arm inside of Silva's flailing right hands.
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Edgar's team had obviously recognized the success of this strategy in the first fight, because Edgar low kicked plenty in the early going, but began to drop off in favor of ducking in for telegraphed shot and chasing with long, ineffective right hands.
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In the right hands, government can be a force for good, she said, noting the many relatives who received housing and other benefits during the administrations of Mr. da Silva and Ms. Rousseff, both of them from the country's left-leaning Workers' Party.
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And she made the most of her time riding shotgun, opening with Stevie Wonder's "Signed, Sealed, Delivered" before launching into Beyoncé's "Single Ladies," during which James and Michelle flashed ringless right hands and did the single-ladies scoot, if constrained somewhat by seat belts.
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Garbrandt doesn't like being crowded or swarmed, and is rather one dimensional in his striking—looking only for right hands and left hooks—but he does counter excellently through small windows and his punching form (while not always "perfect") is crisp, economical, and almost effortless.
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In the Miocic fight, Arlovski was knocked out as he ate a shorter right hand while pawing out a jab to set up a swing at the body, and before that he had been missing right hands and eating counters in his squared up position.
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On the other side of the Capitol, the scene was more subdued as Vice President Mike Pence administered the oath of office to more than 30 new senators, who raised their right hands and signed their names one by one into the public record.
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The plodding Dimitrenko, whose attack was limited to pawing jabs and clinch after becoming a touch hesitant to engage in slugfest once feeling his opponent's power, was floored four times in the brief bout—with Parker's clubbing right hands over the top dismantling Dimitrenko.
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Overwatch player Bunsen was tired of all the expletive-filled hate he was getting for picking the hero Sombra at the beginning of matches, so he made a video to prove that in the right hands, Sombra can be a great asset to any team.
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Two Lakota members of the Stokà Yuhà (Bare Lance) Society hold crooked lances in their right hands, while a member of the Miwátani Society has his red sash staked in the earth, a sign that he was going to stay and fight to the death.
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Even Mayweather himself, while completely shutting out Shane Mosley, was so annoyed by a trio of body jabs sneaking through successfully that he stood still, reached down to parry, and ate one of the only telling right hands Mosley was able to sneak through in that fight.
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Max Holloway provided the perfect answer to Brian Ortega's big power and crafty counters, using the jab, feints, and the double jab to draw Ortega's intentions out or make him lean, then cracking him with right hands and body shots while he was out of position.
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For two years this went on, a master-class in patience and self-promotion and the slow-burn cultivation of a can't-miss moneymaking opportunity by two poets of solipsism who understand that in the right hands demand can be created where there was no demand before.
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In an interview last year, an INC member told Gizmodo that while the system itself is "amazingly modern" and, in the right hands, capable of much good, noticeably absent are privacy laws and the regulatory framework one would expect to follow such a massive data collection effort.
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All in all, it's an impressive machine – and, in the right hands, could go a ways toward getting across the point the software giant has been attempting to convince the computer buying public of for some time now: that it is a creative company, after all.
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While playing with a single Joy Con is fine, it can get a little tiring to just use one hand for every single thing you do in the game — I found myself switching between my left and right hands when playing for long periods of time.
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The narrative choreography demanded by Fesperman's split timelines is expertly handled, and the dilemma faced by Helen, in particular — whether to be a good employee or a good citizen — illustrates the kind of weight that the spy novel, in the right hands, is capable of bearing.
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Through the lens of Future—who, by now, needs no introduction as his two recent albums hit number one on the Billboard charts back to back—we talk to DJ Esco, one of Future's right hands and one of the minds who helps make the Atlanta star pop.
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As the country holds its breath in anticipation of who will take Barack Obama's chair in the Oval Office, the president is considering how to get his résumé into the right hands after his eight-year lease on the White House expires (tenant laws in DC are brutal).
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Weidman Vs. Jacare Chris Weidman put in a typical Weidman performance as he started the fight by outclassing Souza with jabs and long right hands, then hung around more and more to be hit by the Brazilian's big right hand and was finally stopped in the third round.
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He went on to note that the Cancer Moonshot initiative, which President Obama launched during his 2016 State of the Union address to research and develop new cancer cures, was designed to both streamline the research process and to get resources into the right hands to be effective.
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There was some ring rust there, he got clipped with hard right hands off his lazy jab on a couple of occasions, but Jung was never even close to being taken off his feet and he landed good counter blows when Bermudez tried to close in on him.
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From the photos, the wallet appears to have some kind of note or business cards inside of it like some sort of dollar bill burrito, but apparently no ID, so the Stetson Hills Division has called on the public for help getting it back into the right hands.
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Know the powers that beThe starting point for getting your application into the right hands — and turning that into an interview and job offer — is understanding the role and power of partners at McKinsey, which will also help you target your cover letter and other application materials appropriately.
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Along with a copy of the book, there are architectural studies of cathedrals in Rodin's travel journals and on drawing sheets, a plaster section of the tympanum from "The Gates of Hell," and a sculpture of a scaled-up pair of inwardly turning right hands titled "La Cathèdral" (22025).
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Harris recommended that the CEOs of the big tech companies be called in, to create a dramatic scene in which they all stood in a neat row swearing an oath with their right hands in the air, roughly the way tobacco executives had been forced to do a generation earlier.
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He celebrated by kissing the glove on his right hand as Kovalev's handlers jumped into the ring to see if their fighter was O.K. The punch was one Alvarez had been looking for the entire fight, stalking Kovalev while taking a lot of jabs and right hands to the face.
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One of the keys to sneaking in good right hands is to play them both across the shoulder (this can be done with overhands, slightly angled straights, straights from a slight side step, or straights, hooks or overhands thrown as a counter to the opponent's jab), and inside the shoulder—the straight straights.
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Instead of tapping on a plastic instrument, however, you use the Vive's included motion controllers to wield two virtual shields: One blue, one orange, held in your left and right hands, respectively; each blocks notes of its corresponding color, and bringing the two shields together creates a temporary wall to block purple notes.
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Investing in these brands, she said, feels "like we are putting our money — and that of customers — in the right hands," noting that at this time of year, it's especially important to examine our relationship with consumption "No one can offer a perfect solution to everything wrong with the fashion system," she said.
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That problem — getting the weapons into the right hands and assuring they were not passed on to others and used against American troops or allies — plagued the effort soon after it was proposed by Hillary Clinton, who was then secretary of state, and David H. Petraeus, the C.I.A. director at the time.
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" Dr. Peredo also said that in the right hands, neurotoxins can do a lot to reshape brows: "We can elevate the center of the brow to get more arch, lift the tail of the brow to give it more of a flare, and lift the medial section of the brow to open up the eyes.
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Aaron Eckhart, as the Sharks' hotshot offensive coordinator who (spoiler alert) replaces D'amato at the end, delivers a performance that brings us as close as we're going to get to seeing a Jon Gruden biopic, at least until my script for I Used To Cook These Wings: The Jon Gruden Story gets in the right hands.
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"I hit her with a lot of good jabs, a lot of good right hands...I did a good job transitioning but as far as the overall performance, about a C." Shields has not lost since she won gold in London four years ago to become the first U.S. woman to win an Olympic boxing title.
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Her universe is "queer," fluid, as is Harry's (tattooed on the fingers of his left and right hands, respectively, are the words "flow" and "form"), but this sense of flux has little to do with the kind of sentimental hippiedom that emerged, say, in the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood of Maggie and Harry's home town in the sixties.
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Considering that Thompson was attempting to time his right hands and right low kicks through the wake of Woodley's fairly obvious, single, heavy jabs—it would be worth throwing out plenty of feints and moving forwards just to see if Thompson will throw himself into a bad position when he attempts to counter strikes that aren't there.
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Each of us raised our right hands when we were sworn in as FCC Commissioners, took an oath and promised to uphold our duties and responsibilities 'to make available, so far as possible, to all the people of the United States, without discrimination… a rapid, efficient, Nation-wide, and world-wide wire and radio communication service with adequate facilities at reasonable charges.
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Faking the level changes to make Ngannou work and move, using feints to get his finger off the trigger on the counters, scoring the jab and eventually sneaking through the right hands—always cutting the combination off, exiting by "closing the door" with the left hook, or moving to a clinch proper to limit the chances of Ngannou smashing him on the return.
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From the Texas prison where he is currently serving a life sentence, Jeffs continues to exert control over his flock, demanding the near-total isolation of the sect, and imposing a series of bizarre restrictions, including banning dietary staples, like dairy and oatmeal, forbidding sex between spouses, and demanding that followers only turn on bathroom faucets with their right hands.
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Simply placing the elbow out in Dos Anjos' path would pretty much guarantee a cut over a few rounds, but if Alvarez can begin to time full elbow strikes or short right hands inside of Dos Anjos' reliable wide left (which could be drawn fairly reliably by circling towards it) he could perhaps begin to put the hurt on the champ.
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EU Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager said in the statement: "The best guarantee for a sustainable future of steel production in the Taranto region is the sale of Ilva's assets at market terms — it cannot rely on artificial state support... "This does not change the fact that, in the right hands, Ilva has a sustainable future ... Essential de-pollution work should continue without any delay to protect the health of Taranto's inhabitants.
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