And if we still haven't gotten this ball really rolling by now?
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John Guzzetta: Michael usually gets the ball rolling by sending a corner.
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And for the shoot, she's rolling by the CNN building on a wheeled podium.
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Scientists need two LIGOs to confirm that the observation wasn't just a truck rolling by.
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Cameras are rolling by 7:59, one minute before the protest is supposed to begin.
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Globe-spanning intrigue ensues — accompanied, offscreen, by a tsunami of eye-rolling by actual historians.
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Napolitano says she got the ball rolling by the time she left the DHS in 2013.
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When I started, how people heard the new music was in cars that were rolling by.
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Nolan Arenado got a third-inning rally rolling by drawing a walk, after which Trevor Story singled.
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There, I felt the vibration that my host explained is the nearby subway train rolling by underground.
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Caffrey, 66, started the ball rolling by posting a negative rant about Staub on social media in July.
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Instead of waiting around and contemplating someone's note, you can get the ball rolling by acknowledging their email.
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While filming his movie "Kindergarten Cop" in Oregon, the actor saw Humvees rolling by and immediately wanted one.
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The fans just keep that ball rolling by suggesting more and more content for you to react to.
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And they trust Trump over congressional Democrats to keep the good times rolling, by a 22019-point margin.
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The danger of the area isn't apparent, other than a police jeep rolling by once in a while.
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All around Valerie Joseph, there is a fleet of Uber cars rolling by on New York City streets.
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With Baltimore up 21-22, Cashner (163-216) helped the A's get rolling by hitting leadoff hitter Josh Phegley.
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Dern, who was enjoying the view rolling by, suggested that one day we might take the Orient Express together.
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Once I felt comfortable and the ball was already rolling by itself, I moved on to do more publishing.
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Spavor was front and center in the parade area, streaming online video of tanks rolling by as North Koreans celebrated.
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Ending E, which only unlocks if you've seen endings C and D, buzzes to life when the game's credits are rolling by.
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But poor Howard's boredom was analog: all he could do was look out the classroom window at the actual clouds rolling by.
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The best one was, I was on Sixth Avenue and Eighth Street, waiting to cross, and a cop car goes rolling by.
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Usually it's the job of the House, where spending bills traditionally originate, to get the ball rolling by sending appropriations bills to the Senate.
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In one of the pedal-cart bars rolling by, a corps of elderly women shrieked "Sweet Caroline" while one husband filmed with a go-pro.
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Ex-NFL star Chad Johnson wants a fresh start in a new pad, and he's getting the ball rolling by selling his sweet Florida crib.
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One man with plenty of belief was Canadian singer Justin Bieber, who got the party rolling by turning up at the finish to congratulate the winner.
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Last year, a California bakery decided to keep the good times rolling by sprinkling some marijuana into their New Orleans king cakes without telling their clientele.
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Amazon's third annual Prime Day shopping extravaganza hasn't officially started yet, but the deals are already rolling in—and rolling by if you're not fast enough.
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America's lawmakers could get the ball rolling by cribbing the best parts of GDPR – and getting some of the cooks out of the U.S. data-privacy kitchen.
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Sure, half the fun of getting dim sum is the experience of all the carts rolling by your table and the carefully orchestrated chaos of the scene.
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"Now I buy a $5 latte and it's no big deal, but I think it was really important to get the ball rolling by starting with something small."
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Kimmel, who served as host of the awards show, got the ball rolling by singling out The Apprentice producer Mark Burnett as the man who created the monster.
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A few promising pilot programs in the 1960s and 1970s got the ball rolling by demonstrating eye-popping results: vastly improved educational outcomes for kids who attend preschool.
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As well as Boston did on offense, the Celtics got the ball rolling by keeping the Jazz in check on the other end of the court with their defense.
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Kane and Jack Eichel kept the offense rolling by working a two-on-none short-handed breakaway 6:16 into the third, with Kane getting his team-high seventh goal.
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In "Mirrors," the images of teenage girls assessing themselves keep rolling by until the final frame poses a question — written, not spoken: Is this the president we want for our daughters?
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The modulated horns of Devon Brady and LiveWork Collective's "Syphonium" water tower were inspired by the whistles of boats passing on the adjacent Industrial Canal and trains rolling by on the tracks.
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This first phase allows us to immediately get the ball rolling by taking full advantage of the budget reconciliation process that will avoid Senate Democrats' attempt to filibuster a full repeal and replacement.
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Laurita got the ball rolling by revealing the financial issues she and her husband have been facing after the launch of their new business and their 7-year-old son Nick's autism diagnosis.
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Just two weeks after his inauguration, he issued an executive order to get the ball rolling by means of agency action, an effort that will be led by the Department of the Treasury.
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Realtor ads are easy to overlook: you may see them every day but inevitably, the stiff grins and twinkling eyes all feel like forgettable stock images rolling by on buses or posted on benches.
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The best parades celebrate something distinguishing about a culture; in the elements of a good parade, the spectators see something of themselves, something to be celebrated in the participants marching by, rolling by, coursing by.
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"It doesn't all need to be done in the first 100 days, but, given the nature of presidencies and their first year, if you don't have things rolling by summer… they do need to get moving."
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Bekky tried to get the ball rolling by taking photos of me leaning up against a tree and finally one man—albeit one in a velvet blazer like The Joker on a dinner date—took the bait.
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President Trump got the ball rolling by making a debt ceiling deal with Democratic congressional leaders to make sure any efforts to aid the victims of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma would not be held up on Capitol Hill.
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Once the rush of actually admitting their feelings wears off, though, their ecstatic faces fall so hard they practically hit the concrete rolling by beneath them — a shot You're the Worst has paid tribute to in similarly panicked moments of Gretchen and Jimmy's.
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As the vehicles kept rolling by, because there were no empty seats, the clusters of partyers, restaurant workers and young couples on date night who were willing to wait as much as an hour for a ride attested to a larger-than-expected, pent-up demand.
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At the same time, the woman — who, like a dozen border residents interviewed spoke on the condition of anonymity so they could speak frankly about Hamas and to avoid tipping off the Israeli military — and her relatives have been jolted awake over the past year by trucks rolling by at night, she said.
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You lean your forehead against the cool window and watch the countryside rolling by — the orchard rows, the cows — and although there might be some brief distraction (a crane flying overhead that looks for a second like a pterodactyl; Luis, in the seat behind you, doing the trick where he inverts his eyelids) mostly it is just field after field, the vineyards and the flocks of black birds, the irrigation spray feathering in long arcs over the moving landscape's bright, monotonous sweetness.
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The defense-authorization bill passed by the House gets the ball rolling by giving the troops a 2.4 percent pay raise; establishing a new U.S. Space Corps as a separate military service within the Department of the Air Force by 2019; increasing funding for facilities restoration and modernization by $1.4 billion; providing $20183 million for the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative to help train and assist the Ukrainian military; increasing missile-defense funding by $2.5 billion; and adding 10,000 active-duty Army soldiers, 4,000 Army National Guard soldiers, and 3,000 Army Reserve soldiers.
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Horton's #52 AC Delco Chevrolet rolled over during a multi-car accident. His car was struck from the bottom while rolling by teammate Ed Dixon. Incredibly, neither driver was seriously injured.
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Clouds Rolling By is the third album by the Norwegian rock band BigBang, which was released in 2000.Norsk pop- og rockleksikon (2005). BigBang. Vega Forlag. It was released on both CD and LP, the LP version being limited to 500 copies.
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Anatomist Michael LaBarbera of the University of Chicago illustrates the poor maneuverability of wheels by comparing the turning radii of walking and wheelchair-using humans. As Jared Diamond points out, most biological examples of rolling are found in wide open, hard packed terrain, including the use of rolling by dung beetles and tumbleweeds.
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Redraw allows the player to "re-roll" the if they receive an unfavorable result. Some games offer this feature for free. In games that offer an initial free roll upon commencement, players beginning the game for the first time may attempt "re-rolling" by repeatedly creating new accounts until they obtain the desired rare item or starting results.
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Near the gate are two ticket offices, and a large entrance through which the crowd can pass at the end of the game. At the southeast corner there is a large gate to admit carriages to the park. The ground, which contains nearly six acres of land, is enclosed by a fence twelve feet high. The diamond is as level as constant rolling by heavy stone and iron rollers can make it.
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This is the first album to be published outside Norway. Warner Music Germany also re-released the previous full-length Clouds Rolling By in the country. The first record to be released in Germany was actually Girl In Oslo EP '01 edition, also known as "Girl In Oslo (Europe)". Øystein Greni wrote the song "Frontside Rock 'n' Roll" as a tribute to two of his skater friends, who had died the same year.
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He operates in an interdisciplinary field. "Art for me is a single current," he has said, "and I don't care what forms it takes." Examples are his papier-mâché "eight-legged dog for high-speed transportation;" his performance "Black Caviar Road" – a line of Russians black caviar cans with car tires rolling by; and his sound installation "Say: I love you" which uses a computer to transform those three words into an echo bouncing through two hundred speakers.
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Alexandra was sent north to the Skeena River with a load of cans. On the way south, laden with salmon, in open waters of Queen Charlotte Sound, the ship rolled continuously and dangerously as much as 35 degrees. While it would probably have been possible to mitigate the rolling by adjustments to the ship's trim, the company had other vessels which could serve the route, and thereafter the Alexandra was kept on the southern routes. The ship was popularly known as the Alex.
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Frahm anti-roll tanks were fitted during construction, but these proved to be ineffective and they only reduced rolling by 33%. Bilge keels were later added to improve stability, and the space previously used for the anti-roll tanks was instead used as extra fuel storage. The ship was able to carry an additional 180 t (200 short tons) of coal in the anti-roll tanks. The ship's crew compartments were arranged such that the officers were accommodated in the forecastle.
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Whereas due to strong connection with PM, finance minister, president and other big shots politicians Dhirubhai started trading within three months of application. He captured the market before wadia could get a license. In 1985, finance department directed that a letter of credit (LOC) would be given by banks for 90 days and within which industrialists have to repay their amounts. By giving bribes in Canara bank, SBI & Standard chartered Bank Dhirubhai kept his funds rolling by forging, making fake documents and presenting it to government.
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Steel began to replace iron for railroad rails as soon as the Bessemer process for its manufacture was adopted (1865 on). Iron remained dominant for structural applications until the 1880s, because of problems with brittle steel, caused by introduced nitrogen, high carbon, excess phosphorus, or excessive temperature during or too-rapid rolling. By 1890 steel had largely replaced iron for structural applications. Sheet iron (Armco 99.97% pure iron) had good properties for use in appliances, being well-suited for enamelling and welding, and being rust-resistant.
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The Master of Ceremonies (MC) holding the cheese The cheese currently used in the event is Double Gloucester, a hard cheese traditionally made in a circular shape. Each is protected for the rolling by a wooden casing round the side, and is decorated with ribbons at the start of the race. Formerly, three cheeses were presented by parishioners, and the cheeses were usually rolled by them. A collection is usually made now to purchase them, as well as sweets, and also to provide prize money.
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If the driver's vehicle rolled across the staging line before the start of a drag race, the driver could "red light" and would disqualify them from that race, nullifying the results or being declared DNF ("Did Not Finish"). The line lock prevents vehicles from rolling by allowing the driver to control the clutch and accelerator using foot input and braking with the hand. In an automatic transmission vehicle, a line lock allows the engine to rev up to its peak power RPM and launch aggressively from the starting line.
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One vacuum activity that has been studied is 'tongue-rolling' by calves. Calves raised for 'white' veal are generally fed a milk-like diet from birth until they are slaughtered at about four months of age. The calves are prevented from consuming roughage such as grass or hay partly because the iron contained in such plant-based food would cause their muscles to assume a normal reddish colour instead of the pale colour that purchasers of this product demand. The diet, however, is unnatural because calves would normally start to forage and ruminate from about two weeks of age.
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Forbes Magazine: November 3, 2008-America's Largest Private Companies GST's corporate headquarters is in west Houston with a campus consisting of a five-story and a ten-story building, connected by a concourse and an eight floor parking garage. The complex includes a training center, in addition to Gulf States Marketing and Gulf States Financial Services offices.Houston Chronicle: January 24, 2009-Gulf States Toyota project still rolling By Nancy Sarnoff Gulf States Toyota Distributors is one of only two remaining private Toyota distributors in the United States, the rest having been reacquired by Toyota. The other is Southeast Toyota Distributors, founded by the late billionaire Jim Moran.
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DJs deliver a constant stream of music from the parade trucks. Technoparades generally have a carnival atmosphere, where social rules (and some laws, or at least their enforcement) are at least loosened, and sometimes broken outright. An atmosphere of chaos and tolerance prevails as bystanders dance to the shifting sounds of successive vehicles rolling by them: the music blasting from one vehicle blends into that from another, which can mean a sudden change of dance style in the area where the spheres of influence overlap. The music coming from two sound trucks overlaps with approximately equal intensity, and people can dance to either of two competing rhythms.
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Gjersøe, Jørn, NRK.no (April 20, 2009). BigBang feirer på Wood and immediately re-released Electric Psalmbook in the fall of 1999. For a period during 1999 as the song "Wild Bird" received considerable radio exposure and became established as a hit, BigBang as a group was temporarily dissolved.Gjersøe, Jørn, NRK.no (March 11, 2005). BigBang var oppløst The BigBang song "Long Distance Man" is an English adaptation (with completely rewritten lyrics) of a Norwegian song by Undertakers Circus, "Nettenes Prinsesse" from 1973. The album Clouds Rolling By from 2000 was the start of commercial success for BigBang, as the song "Girl In Oslo" became established as a hit and had been released in several compilation albums by that time.
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These rotated at high revolutions and were designed to eliminate rolling - a persistent problem on the rough North Atlantic crossing that affected all shipping lines."Italian Liner To Defy The Waves" Popular Mechanics, April 1931 In practice they reduced the rolling by slowing down the rolling period, however, they also caused the vessel to "hang" annoyingly when the vessel was on the extreme limit of her rolls. For safety reasons the system was quickly abandoned on eastbound crossings where the prevailing weather produced following seas, although it was still used on westbound crossings. This was because with a following sea (and the deep slow rolls this generated) the vessel tended to 'hang' with the system turned on, and the inertia it generated made it harder for the vessel to right herself from heavy rolls.
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The contestants were in two teams namely: Team Aspire Members #Vivien Mutimbia - Team Leader #David Kamunde #Ann Githu #Lina Marie Team Ultimate Members #Paul Mwige - Team leader #Sylvanus Osoro #Roy Muriuki #Washington Koimbori Team Aspire set the ball rolling by brainstorming then shooting a commercial on the Soft and Lovely braid spray using "Tokelezea" (Slang for emerge) as their catchphrase for the TV commercial. During editing of the video commercial a rift developed on team aspire on the need to include other products as well as the need to include the company and where to place it. Team Ultimate decided not to have a TV commercial instead used a radio advert and fliers. Both teams then presented their final ad to the Soft and Lovely MD and Jerry Nyagah, Creative Director, Redsky Advertising.
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While profiting from the situation, members of the St Leger bookmakers Association felt they should now have their own club to go to with their new-found respectability. So, on 30 August 1895, one of their enterprising leaders, George Langley, convened a meeting at Her Majesty's Hotel at which it was resolved that all present form themselves into a club, to be called City Tattersalls Club. The 25 men at the meeting started the financial ball rolling by subscribing two guineas each and agreeing to pay two shillings a week. City Tattersalls Club has its own Act of Parliament, with an Honorary Committee comprising a Chairman, Vice-Chairman and seven Committee members, all of whom are now elected by those who hold either Gold or Silver Membership, and who protect the interests of Members by overseeing the strategies of the Executive Management.
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