Rolling up in a golf cart is the new rolling up in a Bentley, per Lupita.
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Rolling up the window helps, but then what's the point?
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He's rolling up his sleeves, ready to get things done.
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The focus has been execution, not rolling up big statistics.
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The mineral and mining stocks were rolling up a river, too.
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This is all about rolling up companies and squeezing out efficiencies.
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We're rolling up our sleeves again, back where it all started.
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They were passing him, dashing by him, rolling up the hill.
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Love the idea of rolling up your bottle when you're finished?
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"rolling up" the Concord River; they fly through Walden, where a turtle
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Half-bird and half-man, the figure was rolling up his sleeves.
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Now, rolling up to the 2016 Emmys in a cutout bustier gown?
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Workers rolling up mattresses at Purple's new mattress factory in Grantsville, Utah.
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Egbert suggested rolling up a towel or pillow to fill the space.
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It was soft and comfortable, and stretched without bunching or rolling up.
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Instead, he is rolling up his sleeves and trying to fix things.
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No rolling up a newspaper and tying it up in a knot.
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To roll up on them quietly—they should be rolling up on us.
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Rolling up his sleeves, Mr. McFadden cold-called each, but came up empty.
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When he started he was making nothing, rolling up cigarettes as a job.
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Nina's rolling up with her dapper movie star son and his smoking hot wife.
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" Another, Thrown_away011235, seemed interested, citing "condoms rolling up and slipping off in the past.
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Rolling up sleeves and bucking convention, some young farmers have left behind cushy jobs.
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Yet people are rolling up their sleeves and determined to get their lives back.
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"Bain is going to be particularly active in rolling up that category," he said.
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Chew toys and training helped, but rolling up the rug was the easiest fix.
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Rolling up her sleeve, she revealed a MRSA-devoured divot in her upper arm.
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Sherk's there rolling up walls after putting in a few hours at the gym.
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As I type I can feel my back fat rolling up under my shoulder blades.
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Rolling up to the house, four of the trees outside were covered in orange lights.
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There are some in Congress who are rolling up their sleeves and getting to work.
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Curiosity recently finished a record-setting climb by rolling up its steepest hill to date.
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He's been rolling up his sleeves — but it's too soon to tell whether that's enough.
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"For revenge," Hussein had said, rolling up his sleeve and revealing an elaborately detailed image.
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"It was such a surreal experience to be dressed in a gown and this time, though, it wasn't me rolling up to meet the Bachelor, it was me rolling up to stand there and have guys come and meet me," Lindsay, 32, exclusively tells PEOPLE.
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Sobotker had attended an assembly where girls were admonished for rolling up their skirts, Cosmopolitan reported.
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Place about 2 tablespoons of filling at the bottom of the wrapper and start rolling up.
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We're bright successful people who have no problem rolling up our sleeves to do the work.
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The fires are rolling up and down the canyons in what looks like a wall of flames.
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If it's rolling up my sleeves and getting to work, that is what I'm going to do.
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Let's have less hand-wringing and more rolling up sleeves and move a new, bipartisan telecoms bill.
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"The whole house was shaking, you could see the floor rolling up and down," Anders Olmstead said.
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It's a Look In spring, a young — or older — man's fancy turns to rolling up his sleeves.
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Woodhull may rely on rolling up the heaviest majority ever polled in this or any other nation.
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Congress is back in session and Republicans are rolling up their sleeves to tackle comprehensive tax reform.
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I'll be rolling up the whole meal and there will be more than enough to go around.
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Continue rolling up leaves and filling with the yogurt until you have used all of your ingredients.
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Rolling up into each of those 2.93 categories are 53 individual topics the President-elect has posted about.
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Delivering a car to the royal family of Brunei isn't as simple as rolling up in a transporter.
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Imagine rolling up to college on your first day and your mom is already more popular than you.
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Surveillance footage of the incident show 2 men -- including Cruz -- rolling up to the bar on a motorcycle.
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Urazami begins his mornings with stretching exercises and a health check before rolling up to the cards table.
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He was revealing, rolling up his jeans to show off a new coffee-cup tattoo on his ankle.
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In 250-21974, Buffalo fell into a six-game winless streak soon after rolling up 21975 straight wins.
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Mr. Macron himself has attended some, rolling up his sleeves and responding to complaints for hours on end.
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The counterattacks began, with German tanks rolling up outside and hordes of stormtroopers pouring into the lower floors.
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Do you enjoy rolling up your sleeves and want to help put on the best startup show in tech?
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Consumers took advantage of the rates, rolling up loads of cheap credit for consumer loans, mortgages and student debt.
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"The country is rolling up the welcome mat and that's reflected in the data in our index," Menendian said.
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But he stuck around for a full season in 2016-17, rolling up 20143 penalty minutes in 58 games.
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Mack ran roughshod on the Chargers' defense, rolling up 633 yards on 25 carries, including a 63-yard score.
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A warm breeze blew off the ocean, and I could hear the sound of waves rolling up the beach.
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What says Christmas better than rolling up some trees, popping them in some paper and having a big schmoke?
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A little later in the film, the camera cheekily focuses on Crowley rolling up his sleeves while debating Ocasio Cortez.
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With the help of their guests, they tried to extinguish the fires by rolling up the remains of the dresses.
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All of the industry's most talented Black artists are rolling up in style with the best people by their sides.
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But the Hoosiers were unable to find the end zone again despite rolling up 283 yards in the second half.
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The classic recipe is is pretty involved, with a finicky dough that requires rolling out, rolling up, and multiple rises.
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Rolling up and down in the waves, the boat fought its way behind the pines on the island's westernmost tip.
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Cut to us rolling up to Turnberry Isle and entering a stereotypical let's-remember-why-we-love-each-other haven.
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Ben was spotted rolling up to his $19.25 million Pacific Palisades home Thursday with a moving truck following close behind.
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That is not a case for glorious, self-satisfied isolation, but for Britain staying in and rolling up its sleeves.
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Lawson, erect in her chair, builds up speed to move toward Sheppard, rolling up and hovering just over her body.
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Between birthday money, Christmas money, Chinese New Year money and rolling up quarters and coins, I scraped up enough money.
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Back at Interior Department headquarters, political appointees with ties to the oil and gas industry are rolling up their sleeves.
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Video from Chopper 4 showed a caravan of black cars slowly rolling up the northbound FDR just after 8 a.m.
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And I have to ask this, because it's newly relevant again that you're not rolling up other people's random sites.
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Instead of rolling up his window and driving away, Mr. Isaacs shot Mr. Small three times with a semiautomatic handgun.
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She took her time rolling up to a live Tidal interview in SoHo ... must've been working on that sexy outfit.
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Trump is rolling up his sleeves, gearing up for a fierce fight with Democrats who are vowing to block his pick.
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Cut to a bunch of legitimate police cars rolling up out front, a mere two minutes after Ed called for them.
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The Fed is rolling up its sleeves and preparing to get out in front of an expansion spurred by fiscal policy.
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AT&T is rolling up HBO with cable networks TNT, TBS, and truTV under newly appointed WarnerMedia entertainment chairman Robert Greenblatt.
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When they crossed the bridge and their armored cars were rolling up Narodní a profound silence fell over the whole city.
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"No, I didn't say that," he said on Saturday when a reporter brought up his remark about rolling up the carpets.
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Tackling my phobia of teens could wait, but I would at least have to attempt rolling up and down an incline.
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Not long after government forces started their push, ambulances began rolling up outside the one semi-functioning hospital in the area.
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"Microsoft is rolling up another platform," said Michael A. Cusumano, a professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Sloan School of Management.
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Meanwhile, Morgan gets soused and, eyes rolling up into his head, begins chasing Margaret who has since changed into evening dress.
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"Like many Americans rolling up their sleeves in 9/11 to do something, I decided to do something," Mr. Alptekin said.
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We're guessing Daenerys won't be too thrilled to see him, though, considering he's rolling up with zero ships and zero awesome sisters.
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After the sentencing came down, the lauded comedian started rolling up his sleeves for handcuffs, laughing so hard his shoulders were bouncing.
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In San Francisco, anyone who hails an UberX could find one of the company's self-driving Volvos rolling up to their doorstep.
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"How about when you're thinking you look great, and you suddenly realize your cami is slowly rolling up your torso?" she said.
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Inside the base, the OLED display is rolling up around a central spindle, much the way you'd roll up a projector screen.
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Rolling up his sleeves, he poured a few beers for diners at the bar, only to once again be bombarded with questions.
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After crunching the numbers and lint-rolling up all the dog hair, Franchise Opportunities sorted out the search info for each state.
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But if these two bids are indicative of a larger stirring, it's clear that many women are already rolling up their sleeves.
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Without Mr Kelleher, there would have been no Michael O'Leary and Ryanair or Stelios Haji-Ioannou rolling up his sleeves at EasyJet.
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Given the tumultuous and traumatic past few days, anyone would be forgiven for rolling up something large and potent for the weekend.
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He made the move after seeing bullish options investors rolling up their September 150 strike calls into the October 155 strike calls.
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I don't think there's going to be any royalties rolling up for Maori here in New Zealand with that sort of thing.
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After finally rolling up to a platform, some desperate riders tried to claw their way out of the cars gasping for air.
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President Barack Obama was known for shedding his jacket and rolling up his sleeves as he pitched health care reform town halls.
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We do what we can to fight injustice anywhere we see it—whether it's writing a check or rolling up our sleeves.
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It is the same reason (male) politicians are known for rolling up their sleeves: to show they're here to do the work.
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"I might have a bigger pile than you do right now," Hemsworth jokingly told her as she filmed him rolling up the meals.
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Dream scenario for a bunch of kids pouring cups of lemonade ... Simon Cowell rolling up in his Bronco with a bunch of dough!
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The clip features Drake and his former faux classmates rolling up to the Degrassi halls for the class of 73's eleventh reunion.
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Barack and Michelle Obama have returned from their well-deserved vacation and they're already rolling up their sleeves to get back to work.
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It's all-inclusive and cashless; one fare and one email receipt, automatically charged to your credit card after rolling up to your destination.
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Hyde has found smooth sailing against NFC East foes of late, rolling up five touchdowns on the ground in his last five encounters.
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Vista, California (CNN)Rolling up in wheelchairs and walkers, hobbling with bandaged heads and neck braces, hundreds of people who live in Rep.
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Trump crows that our immigration laws are "so weak," painting a picture of these migrants rolling up to the border at their discretion.
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So if the deal closes — as Microsoft expects it to this year — Microsoft would be rolling up a crucial part of the ecosystem.
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The skill Clinton is demonstrating in rolling up the entirety of the Democratic establishment, in other words, is deeply relevant to the presidency.
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"We do what we can to fight injustice anywhere we see it -- whether it's writing a check or rolling up our sleeves," he continued.
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The Queen of Katwe star also doesn't mind rolling up his sleeves and doing the dirty work when it comes to cleaning his pooches.
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Money that used to go to buy ads on publishers' sites is rolling up to the content aggregators through which people find their news.
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The grainy video allegedly appeared to show the nurse striking the child, at one point rolling up a magazine to use as a club.
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Governors wide receiver Kyran Moore scored on a 91-yard kickoff return and 35-yard touchdown reception while rolling up 346 all-purpose yards.
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Because the skin over the animal's back is large to allow for rolling up in a ball, the space fills with gas and expands.
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Meek was rolling up to Delilah in WeHo at around 1:30 AM Sunday, riding shotgun when the Rolls pulled up to the curb.
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The L.A. Mission had celebrities giving back for Thanksgiving by rolling up their sleeves and getting their hands deep in mashed potatoes and gravy.
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Cleaning after the holiday period is usually a simple, perhaps lengthy process that might involve rolling up the tinsel and packing away the ornaments.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder are rolling up the points and seek another high-scoring effort when they host the struggling Phoenix Suns on Thursday.
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But in typical Washington fashion, the politicians were better at complaining about problems than they are at rolling up their sleeves and finding solutions.
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Other ways of garnering money to eliminate your education debt don't rely on luck, but require rolling up your sleeves or knowing historical facts.
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Age Hareide has since taken over and the gruff Norwegian wasted no time in rolling up his sleeves and instilling a more pragmatic approach.
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Rolling up a cannon is not going to be something there's a lot of time for, precisely when police don't have a lot of it.
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And rolling up to established internet figures with bags of cash and offering to give them some of that money is a perfectly valid attempt.
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The Chiefs kept Carr in park with a successful ground game, highlighted by Spencer Ware rolling up a career-high 131 yards and a touchdown.
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Despite being about 12 weeks pregnant, Meghan was just as hands-on as Harry and was seen rolling up her sleeves when feeding the animals.
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The Rockets held a 16-point lead after rolling up 39 points in the first quarter before the Spurs recovered and rallied for the victory.
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Group Nine Media formed in 2016 by rolling up Thrillist, The Dodo, NowThis, and Seeker in 2016, when Discovery put $100 million into the company.
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Other ways of garnering money to eliminate your education debt don't rely on luck, but rather require rolling up your sleeves or knowing historical facts.
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For concertgoers, rolling up to the concert in Supreme sweats, Yeezys, Adidas, Pumas… and, of course, Nikes, the SNKRS stash drop would be a surprise.
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Often that's accomplished through rolling up a few acquisitions in the same space or using their connections to shop an asset around to big companies.
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Are you interested in rolling up your sleeves and get to work helping the TechCrunch Disrupt team put on the best startup show in Europe?
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Other ways of getting money to eliminate your education debt don't rely on luck, but rather require rolling up your sleeves or knowing historical facts.
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So now, with less than two months until the midterms, President Bush is taking action, rolling up his sleeves and getting back in the fray.
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It proposes "rolling up and shutting down [Muslim Brotherhood] front groups in the United States," by which it means the main Muslim organizations in America.
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Rising above the scrub the town's symbol flutters atop a flagpole, a young boy rolling up his sleeves, preparing to knuckle down and transform this landscape.
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After the bear bit into Orr a couple of times, the guy managed to ward it off by rolling up in a ball and playing dead.
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Another beginner mistake is not rolling up the bag enough before hanging them on the popcorn machine, which makes all the popcorn fall on the floor.
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As we told you before, the Infinity War footage starts off aboard the Milano, where the Guardians are rolling up on some major space-based destruction.
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Debt grew 50 times that of cash, with companies rolling up $850 billion of new IOUs compared to just $17 billion, or 1 percent, cash growth.
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He was not only a champion for the Games, but he was really rolling up his sleeves and involved in the planning and execution of it.
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Hayden Panettiere is rolling up her sleeves, unbuttoning her shirt and slipping into short shorts to become the next burger-munching hottie for Carl's Jr./Hardees.
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Kim Cattrall, the actress who portrayed Samantha for all those year on SATC, recently paid homage to that emblematic moment by rolling up some sushi IRL.
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After a quick meal from Steak 'n Shake, A Boogie began rolling up some weed in the lobby while in the background, a surly beat throbbed.
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That's because this kind—with their cling film and their tiny Tupperware and their corn-on-the-cob skewers—aren't rolling up their sleeves for anything.
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As kids, we'd crowd around the kitchen counter to make them, spooning out the filling and rolling up the skins before sliding them into hot oil.
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I put the thousand shekels on the counter, unplug the register, and start rolling up the cord, and, when Lidor sees that, he claps his hands.
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TCU converted all 26 of its third-down attempts in the half and 225 of 245 in the game while rolling up 28 yards of offense.
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If you just look at ... and they keep on rolling up their digital number that now includes crosswords — which is great, I love the crossword app.
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In that context, owning a BlackBerry in 2018 feels like rolling up to the parking lot in a Delorean—it signifies some sort of intent, however mystifying.
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Other ways of garnering money to eliminate your education debt don't rely on luck, but rather require rolling up your sleeves or boning up on historical facts.
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In fact, I'm rolling up my sleeve and looking down at my Apple Watch as I type this, and can report that my heart rate is 58.
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But if it feels too formal, try rolling up your sleeves, wearing the jacket over a T-shirt, and finishing the look with box-fresh white sneakers.
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It's a testament to Nintendo's design skills that spending two hours rolling up bits of cardboard to make a toy gun can be a fun group activity.
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It's time for the many communities that are rolling up their sleeves and working collaboratively with land managers for the common good to take a leading role.
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Liberty Media Chairman and Discovery shareholder John Malone has long speculated about rolling up smaller content companies and potentially combining them with a cable or wireless provider.
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Rolling up America's welcome mat Sometimes you don't have to have an official economic policy in order to have an economic effect — all you need is tweets.
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During the interview, Grenier also talked about awkward fans, Drive Me Crazy, rolling up to the club, and why saving the environment is in everyone's best interest.
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You're better off rolling up to just about any other song in Willie's catalog, which, to be fair, you absolutely should do at your earliest possible convenience.
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Summer will see an evening concert series there, a further sign that Trenton isn't so much rolling up the carpets at night anymore as rolling them out.
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"It was bad for a girl child," she said, rolling up her pants to show scars on her legs from a South African bullwhip called a sjambok.
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These sharks aren't afraid to face a competitive market for business investments and loans with both their checkbooks and by rolling up their sleeves and getting grimy.
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His long-shot bid has seen a surge of support, especially among small-dollar donors, since he began rolling up a string of primary and caucus victories.
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A collective rolling up of our sleeves to do the hard work that creating a just must follow any sighs of relief and equitable education system requires.
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Still, the 25-year-old has kept a relatively low profile, avoiding the Paris fashion shows and sometimes rolling up to a Chick-fil-A all alone.
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And no one was partying harder than our ancestors, who missed out on the luxury of rolling up into hallowed institutions with pining parents in their wake.
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By the end of the year, Instacart will service roughly 80% of the U.S. market and the company has been rolling up big deals in the last week.
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And I have concluded that, for now, the best way for me to help our country is by rolling up my sleeves and continuing to get work done.
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Tedford inherited a 1-11 squad and showed no mercy in the opener while rolling up 613 yards in a 733-0 drubbing of FCS program Incarnate Word.
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In the series A. In focusing on series A, in rolling up our sleeves and focusing on company-building and collaborating with other investors to help do that.
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It begins innocuously enough, a girl sitting in a totally white space rolling up a joint, and then the screen gets overtaken by waterfalls of color and images.
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The actress was fêting 20 years of L'Oréal Paris' partnership with the Cannes Film Festival, rolling up to the Cinema Club as part of Olivier Rousteing's crew, a.k.a.
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With the crowd in free yellow T-shirts whipping up a din, Pittsburgh pressed for another goal, rolling up an 11-4 edge in shots at one point.
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The exposed midriff, visible in shops, restaurants and hospital waiting rooms, often has a companion flourish, with practitioners rolling up their pants legs to just below the knee.
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The subtitle of the book is "One mayor's challenge and a model for America's future," and the youthful-looking Buttigieg is on the cover rolling up his sleeves.
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Burt Reynolds fans and car enthusiasts alike paid their respects to the late '"Smokey and the Bandit" star ... by rolling up in the classic ride he made famous.
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The fashion did not disappoint at this evening's 77th Annual Golden Globes, with stars rolling up in breathtaking gowns, pantsuits, and — yes — there was even a chest harness.
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An executive and a part owner of SCL Group, Nigel Oakes, has publicly described Emerdata as a way of rolling up the two companies under one new banner.
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At the time, the idea of rolling up auto dealerships into a large network was unconventional and there were some doubts as to whether it could be accomplished.
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And Ryan presented himself as the wonkish apostle of this new GOP, rolling up his sleeves and running through the charts, graphs, and tables that made his case.
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Memphis is coming off a 63-112 victory over the Phoenix Suns that represented the franchise's highest-scoring contest since rolling up 135 against the Minnesota Timberwolves on Jan.
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As such, fans who just plunked down $300 are already rolling up their sleeves to build solutions to make their shiny new investment work the way it ought to.
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It also looks like this is available with CloudFront, which means that Amazon is once again rolling up a bunch of functions within a whole operational suite for developers.
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Second, even if he did, Mr Trump may be in trouble, because rolling up Mr Cohen could help Mr Mueller gain a better understanding of the president's private affairs.
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But instead of rolling up his sleeves and working with Congress to get such bills passed, the president has decided to use his pen to just do it himself.
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Representatives of several religions met the Argentine pontiff at the Vatican and listened to an address in which he said their work must begin by "rolling up our sleeves".
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When I arrived, early one Sunday morning in November, Xia was rolling up the building's metal grille with one hand and holding a steamed pork bun in the other.
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Rolling up to the V Palm Springs is a study in understatement: enter a small but stylish one-story lobby, dotted with spare, mod furnishings with a vintage feel.
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Her plan worked ... the video went viral and Gronk answered the call -- rolling up to the Brigham & Women's Hospital in Massachusetts with his brother Gordie to hang with Lauren!
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"C'mon!" he shouted, rolling up his right shirt sleeve, then thumping his right biceps repeatedly with his left hand, a move that seemed freighted with both bravado and relief.
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Because they belong to the fossil fuel industry, these politicians will continue to roll their eyes instead of rolling up their sleeves and getting to work on climate change.
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Brown-Philpot isn't just credited with driving the company's current success — she's known for rolling up her sleeves and completing tasks on the site herself from time to time.
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In looping handwriting, the artist Georgia O'Keeffe sketched out a method for making chicken flautas, from rolling up chicken in tortillas to cooking a creamy green chile-spiced sauce.
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" Mueller insisted that Trump himself had not been badly damaged, at least so far, because "the nation is seeing the president rolling up his sleeves and getting to work.
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This distrust comes from squad cars rolling up and asking questions while you're walking home alone, shining their spotlight in your direction or just driving slowly and menacingly by.
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Kimye and half their brood -- North and Saint -- hit up the fancy joint Crustacean Beverly Hills ... rolling up in style with not 1, not 2 but THREE black matte Lamborghinis.
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And what else needs to be done legally to make people feel "I can trust you in real time rolling up all of my cyber intrusion data into a database"?
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As I pushed open the door to my building, I was met by January rain cascading through the darkness and the swish of trucks' wet tires rolling up First Avenue.
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You're going to smoke a few with the homies so six is just a really good number to not have to keep rolling up over and over and over again.
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In surveillance camera footage first obtained by CNN, Jake Carrizal is seen rolling up to the Twin Peaks restaurant in a convoy with almost 20 other Bandidos bikers and supporters.
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And how we achieve this is going to vary country to country, and I know your new president is committed to rolling up his sleeves and trying to do so.
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Their son, Ransom (Chris Evans), can't make the birthday, or even the funeral, but compensates by rolling up later, in his classic BMW, to annoy the hell out of everyone.
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Broadcom, which announced on Wednesday that it's buying CA for almost $19 billion, is turning away from rolling up semiconductor companies and toward buying up mainframe and infrastructure software companies.
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" Mr. Pearch added: "We were just in a wedding that we had to get all dressed up for, and it was a lot more stressful than rolling up wearing nothing.
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Ren Jianxin started the business in the 1980s by rolling up a series of chemical plants and turned abroad a decade ago in purchasing Adisseo of France for 400 million euros.
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"We do what we can to fight injustice anywhere we see it -- whether it's writing a check or rolling up our sleeves," Sorkin wrote in the letter that Vanity Fair published.
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Here is a handsome and muscular faction leader, a so-called captain, rolling up his sleeves and brandishing his weapon of a stick while a horn summons his minions to battle.
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Kevin (Justin Hartley) also has been struggling with his knee post-surgery, but we saw him rolling up to set in the end (even though this also felt a bit uncomfortable).
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Women were eager to take ownership over every part of the print and publishing industries, rolling up their sleeves to learn how to do everything from budgeting to physically operating machinery.
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To an extent, it has no choice – European security forces have become adept at detecting and rolling up extended militant networks, but inevitably find it harder to track down "lone wolves".
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With the conclusion of a rigorous and in-depth third-party investigation, I look forward to rolling up my sleeves and getting down to work with our new editor in chief.
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We try our best to help our companies be thoughtful and data-driven on the buy-side (rolling up or merging with other startups) and on the sell-side if necessary!
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Missing the wedding is meant to be bad even if the image of an exuberant Earl rolling up to the conference wearing a rakish grin and a seersucker suit suggests otherwise.
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Fallon interrupted his monologue to give an impersonation of Buttigieg, slicking down his hair, rolling up the sleeves of his starched white shirt, and pitching his voice up just a notch.
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The Archdiocese had zero clue Lil Pump would be rolling up to the school's parking lot in a Lamborghini with a blunt in one hand and double-cupping in the other.
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The FBI worried that arresting his American coconspirators would spur him to go on the lam, so the agency decided to wait for him to journey south before rolling up the crew.
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Despite impressive organisation and towering ambitions (it has its own currency, the Ora, and a flag, which features a white boy rolling up his sleeves), it is home to just 1,100 people.
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Mary Poppins Returns stars Lin-Manuel Miranda and Emily Blunt are rolling up their sleeves and creating several recipes on an upcoming episode of Ina Garten's Barefoot Contessa: Cook Like a Pro.
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Obama, standing just inside the doorway of the plane with his tie loosened, can be seen waving Clinton to get on the jet, yelling, "Bill, let's go!" while rolling up his sleeves.
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Rolling up at peak time to a $40 cover charge and a long line outside a venue that was a surge-priced Uber away from my hotel pretty much killed my buzz.
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For LG, it's strategically important to get some applications up on its newly launched 5G subscription network back in Korea, and AmazeVR is already rolling up new content for its VR platform.
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Brewer was 25 of 9 for 228 yards and two touchdowns and the one interception, but Baylor managed only 231 total yards after halftime after rolling up 210 in the first half.
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Chinese authorities have imposed fines for public spitting and, more recently, gone after the "Beijing bikini" — or the practice of men rolling up their shirts and baring their bellies in the summer.
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The maneuver, colloquially known as the "Beijing Bikini" due to its prominence in that city, simply involves rolling up one's shirt to just under the nipples, leaving the stomach exposed to the air.
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The barrier has been a stark feature of the town's urban landscape for more than twenty years, rolling up and over hilltops as it cleaves the American town from its larger, Mexican counterpart.
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"In the market we serve, middle-income Americans, it's probably an advantage for them to see Alex as someone who's still rolling up his sleeves and working, " said Mr. Schwartz of Colonial Penn.
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"In the market we serve, middle-income Americans, it's probably an advantage for them to see Alex as someone who's still rolling up his sleeves and working," said Mr. Schwartz of Colonial Penn.
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When he summoned one or more of us to his Hart Senate office, there was never a hint that it was for anything other than rolling up our sleeves to work on substance.
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He also handed me a small plate of chopped cucumber, tomato and onion, which I promptly dumped on top of the kebab before rolling up the entire thing and taking a saucy bite.
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The officer in the front seat synced his mobile phone to the police radio and sang along, karaoke style, to a popular rock dirge by Da Zhuang, with lyrics rolling up his screen.
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The family of one of R. Kelly's alleged sex captives doesn't see nothing wrong with a little ambush -- as they applied pressure to the singer by rolling up to his crib with cops.
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I perform a similar reset ritual at my office before I leave at night: piling papers, rolling up earbuds, putting extra supplies in the drawer, clearing my bookshelf, and generally just making things pretty.
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Here Tom is, still absolutely rocking his new look, skin flawless, rolling up to the AMC movie theater with Abby to watch, I presume, Annihilation, or maybe Red Sparrow, or, hell, Fifty Shades Freed!
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It's testing week in the great state of Ohio, and students across Toledo are rolling up their sleeves to take a series of tests they have to pass before they can graduate high school.
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There's a point in Neil Marshall's Hellboy reboot where a handful of demons get loose on Earth, and the audience can practically hear the film's special-effects artists rolling up their sleeves and cackling.
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Victoria's Secret Angel Stella Maxwell -- Miley Cyrus' old hookup chick -- either broke or embraced rule number 1 by rolling up to the Love Magazine party in London Monday night braless in full boob glory.
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They shun pomp, bombast, and theatrics in favor of just rolling up their sleeves and diving in; they write brilliant epics without making a fuss over it, and have consistently released impressive, vital work.
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It runs against all elements of Trump's makeup, but a little humility, honesty and rolling up of the sleeves -- doing the work of government and being seen doing it -- would go a long way.
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Since returning from the All-Star Game in Miami, he had been as dominant as any pitcher in baseball, rolling up a 4-0 record and a major-league-best 0.83 earned run average.
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That may be their principal strength: Instead of a eureka-like vision, Mr. Lhota has presented a multitask agenda that relies on rolling up sleeves and getting hands dirty to move the trains along.
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"Fallin' Up" is lackadaisical boom-bap for "rolling up marble steps"; elsewhere, "U Try" features field recordings of a bustling crowd, and the sprawling "GJGJ Cake" is filled with glass clinks and bird chirps.
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Its draped silhouette features a heroine cape-like pleat in the back, cuffed sleeves made for rolling up and conquering the day, and a chest pocket for keeping all of your industry-winning ideas in.
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The San Francisco Giants are rolling up the victories and look to record their 12th win in the past 13 contests when they open a three-game set against the visiting Philadelphia Phillies on Friday.
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Thanks to an optical illusion where a slight downhill slope appears to be an uphill one, a car parked in neutral on one of these hills will in fact look like it's rolling up hill.
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My girlfriend, for example, has been anxiously waiting to find out if her visa application is approved and my way of showing that I'm sensitive to her stress is by a rolling up a joint.
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Rolling up to the Breitling store in a Bentley and perusing the gold- and diamond-encrusted watches could have gone straight to my head as fast as the champagne we sipped on as we shopped.
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The Bulldogs got their wish, rolling up 1063 yards of offense and strolling past the Minutemen for a 66-27 victory in Athens, Ga. Freshman quarterback Justin Fields accounted for a large chunk by himself.
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In parallel, C5 has taken minority investment stakes in five state-of-the-art cyber technology providers to develop its own intellectual property, rather than rolling up undifferentiated managed services to gain scale, Freeman said.
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Most members of the three comma club would send an assistant to handle such pedestrian tasks, but not Mark ... instead, he's rolling up his sleeves and braving the outside world with his wife, Priscilla Chan.
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So they've had some challenges of course in the past and we have finally got that industry under control, but they are rolling up their sleeves to be better community partners, which I definitely appreciate.
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While Rodgers feels the Packers are "close" to righting the ship, the Bears are sinking despite rookie running back Jordan Howard rolling up 210 yards from scrimmage and two touchdowns in his first three career starts.
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"That's why our members are pulling in on some of their private equity and fixed-income exposure, rolling up their shirt sleeves and getting involved in tangible assets that they buy with cash," Mr. Sonnenfeldt said.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Democrats start hinting Sanders should drop out Coronavirus disrupts presidential campaigns MORE (I-Vt.) from rolling up a quick trip to the nomination.
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Poverty is political: Solving problems of will, like problems of capacity, requires rolling up our sleeves and working with the governments in the countries where the poor live to redistribute not only income, but also power.
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New York City also has its own laws, which can be more stringent, including one that says people in wheelchairs should be able to use a sink by rolling up to it, not by reaching sideways.
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When it finally arrived in bookstores, "A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies and Leadership" did indeed tell of the lessons in "ethical leadership" that Comey learned while rolling up the Gambino crime family and prosecuting Martha Stewart.
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But rolling up six wins in the last seven games after that forgettable day seemed to at least nudge Orgeron onto cozier ground with an LSU fan base that has gotten so accustomed to high-level success.
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The library includes Halo 5: Guardians and some other recent marquee games, but a lot of its value is in rolling up a bunch of the classics you may have missed out on when they were new.
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"Always excited for a challenge, that's what competitors love," said Elliott, who leads the league with 546 rushing yards after rolling up 134 on the ground with two touchdowns as Dallas won its fourth straight last Sunday.
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While she had to reconcile with leaving a comfortable venture capital job for the risk of a start-up, Howard is a "consummate operator" who thrives "rolling up sleeves," thinking at really high speeds, and building things.
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When those run out, they'll start rolling up random plant matter, torn up business cards, even sawdust—if not out of desperation for a placebo nicotine fix, then out of the desire for something to fixate on.
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President Jimmy Carter experimented with small-town town hall meetings in the 1970s, staying in regular folk's homes the night before and taking off his jacket and rolling up his sleeves at the events to answer questions.
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Sat 10.29 | SlakeTickets: $30-50 Burning Man's most devoted costume crew brings zombies and pirates together in a dystopian vision of Oz. You should have a fierce on-theme outfit if you're rolling up to this party.
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By rolling up functions like sales and marketing, commerce, customer service and consumer data protection tools into its new C/4HANA suite, SAP wants to outgrow the market and in so doing gain share from its competitors.
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Standouts include Thor's platinum blond wig, the characters from Guardians of the Galaxy rolling up in a cardboard ship, and a stunning final battle scene that leaves the Avengers standing in the aftermath of the final battle.
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An Irish pub in a three-story beach house that feels a bit like rolling up to a frat party, the interior is mercifully air-conditioned, dark in that lovely pub way, and not at all fratty.
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But James was on the winning side this time, with the Lakers rolling up a 21-point lead in the first half in an eventual 129-114 road win despite the absence of an ailing Anthony Davis.
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While competent when he ran tyremaker Michelin, at 66 years of age it was a stretch to imagine Senard rolling up his sleeves for the three to five years that a deal of this dimension would require.
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By rolling up functions like sales and marketing, commerce, customer service and consumer data protection tools into its new C/4HANA suite, SAP wants not only to grow with the market but also gain share from its competitors.
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Donut County has often been described as a reverse Katamari Damacy — the charmingly bizarre game about incrementally rolling up a ball of ephemera until it's large enough to collect land masses and clouds — but creator Ben Esposito disagrees.
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"I look forward to rolling up my sleeves and getting to work bringing people together on important issues like lowering taxes and improving our infrastructure," he said in a statement on his election as co-chair in February.
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He certainly tried to look the part, even taking off his jacket and rolling up his sleeves in a moment that seemed right out of an old "West Wing" episode -- clearly rehearsed and by now something of cliché.
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Soon, Trump started rolling up enough delegates to become an actual threat to win the nomination, and I had to make a decision: What would I do if actually faced with a choice between Trump and Hillary Clinton?
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He doesn't spend his downtime immersing himself in briefing materials or written memos, and there's little indication that he's interested in rolling up his sleeves to really familiarize himself with the work of rank-and-file government employees.
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But Patreon clearly sees rolling up competitors and complements in the patronage space as a worthy use of its $60 million raise at a $450 million valuation late last year that brought it to $105 million in funding.
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With a football in hand, Beraznik made repeated trips to Karachi in the late 1990s, at times rolling up his sleeves to work on the formula — adding a little more of this and a little less of that.
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For those of us who have been rolling our eyes rather than rolling up our sleeves, let's consider the forthcoming Election Day not as a culminating national moment to watch on TV but as a personal fresh start.
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Tea party Republicans have been quick to note the Chamber is not only a cheerleader for open-border immigration, but also for companies rolling up their factories in order to slide them off to Mexico, China, and Vietnam.
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As he rose through the ranks of New York kitchens, he became a chef's chef (Daniel Boulud had his 50th birthday party at Peasant), a maverick with an impeccable palate and a reputation for rolling up his sleeves.
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"Protecting sacred antiquities is a matter of critical importance, and Secretary Zinke and the Trump administration found a better way to do it by rolling up their sleeves, digging in, and talking with Native American tribes," Hatch said.
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As FiveThirtyEight's endorsement tracker showed, Clinton even outperformed past vice presidents, like Al Gore, in rolling up party support before the primaries: The show of strength from Clinton and her allies was a way of warning off other candidates.
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AND I LOOK FORWARD TO ROLLING UP MY SLEEVES AND GETTING INVOLVED OVER THE NEXT FEW YEARS AND PUTTING TOGETHER A COMPANY THAT, I THINK, WILL BE BOTH COMPELLING TO SHAREHOLDERS, BUT ALSO GREAT FOR CONSUMERS AROUND THE WORLD.
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Still unmarried and in his early 30s, he was comically hands on, forever rolling up his sleeves at groundbreaking ceremonies and appearing, in Cory Booker fashion, at predawn crime scenes to consult with detectives in the blinking red light.
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" She broke off to watch Eminem's video of "Phenomenal," and when John Malkovich appeared in it, rolling up in a bicycle rickshaw to slurp lo mein, she cried, "He's going to offer you some Malkovich noodles—eat them, Eminem!
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The subclass abilities only amplify that strategic push-pull, while extremely audible gunshots ensure that you're never safe to sit on your hands and loot idly because a team could be rolling up to ruin your day at a moment's notice.
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In 2004, puzzle-action game Katamari Damacy became notorious for its ecstatic, poppy soundtrack and absurdist gameplay, which entails rolling up everything—from cats to celestial bodies—into a "Katamari" ball at the behest of the alcoholic King of All Cosmos.
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Accomplishments are in the eyes of the beholder and voters are willing to give the president time to accomplish his goals as long as he is viewed as rolling up his sleeves and fighting for them and their community's needs.
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Which isn't that tricky if you're trying to film a spider rolling up a fly into a little ball, perhaps, but it's a very different kettle of orcas when you're talking about large animals careening along the savannah at 55 mph.
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And after the Tigers had watched their offense so often be ground down by the Alabama defense, they eviscerated the Tide this time, rolling up 559 yards and scoring more points than they had in their last five losses to Alabama.
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And while drivers here have long revered their cars, for every Jan-and-Dean moment of rolling up the Pacific Coast Highway, sun glistening off the waves, there is the punishing attempt to cross town on Wilshire Boulevard at rush hour.
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Rolling up Spectra will allow Enbridge to mitigate impact from the tax related changes by 21 percent, compared with a zero percent benefit if long-haul assets are held in a MLP structure, analysts at Tudor Pickering and Holt said.
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While Katamari Damacy followed a similarly linear progression, there was a relentless, stampede-like quality to that work as Takahashi pushed the idea to its logical extreme (which ultimately concluded with the tiny Prince rolling up continent-sized land masses).
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Winnipeg dominated after that, rolling up a 30-213 edge in shots on goal over the first two periods including 14-3 in the second period when Chicago didn't have a shot on goal in the first 12 1/2 minutes.
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However, Golden State didn't miss a beat with the NBA regular-season Most Valuable Player on the bench, getting two 3-pointers from Green and a third from Thompson while rolling up a 74-57 advantage with 2:36 remaining in the period.
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So in our case, our sharp point, our "Porsche on a race track" moment is the vehicle rolling up to the edge of the beach, climbing up the side of the mountain, going off the path to the edge of the trail.
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Take an all-white ensemble for example: While it may not be the most practical choice for every day, rolling up to the dance floor in a frosty monochrome look is totally unexpected (and won't match the disco ball hanging above you).
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Gals like these have such a distinct sense of personal style, they won't be rolling up to an event — or even lunch with a friend — wearing Zara or ASOS (no matter how on-trend and irresistible those fast fashion retailers' wares are).
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Even Mr. Trump's private 757, emblazoned with his name across the side and a tool for his businesses, now occupies a central role in his campaign imagery, rolling up to airport hangars during primary rallies as a symbol of power and success.
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By rolling up large enough margins in former industrial strongholds like Greensburg — not just in Pennsylvania, but also in Michigan, Ohio and Wisconsin — he might offset expected losses in cities like Philadelphia, Detroit and Cleveland, enabling him to capture those pivotal states.
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Off the stump she often swaps a cardigan for the jacket, but the sleeves are pushed up, in the equivalent of the rolling-up-one's-sleeves-and-getting-to-work visual favored by many male candidates, and the silhouette is broadly the same.
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Leadership was scrambling to tidy up after the discrimination scandal: installing a human-resources department; disabling the prompt "/metronome," which dropped an animated gif of a pendulous cock into the all-company chat room; rolling up the " In Meritocracy We Trust " flags.
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You don't need to be a math major to know that a 15-point improvement over Hillary's razor-thin losses in the Big Ten states of Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan means the moving vans would be rolling up to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Because to be a fly on the wall at that gala dinner tonight at Blenheim Palace, the president rolling up in the Beast, his armored limousine as it&aposs known, while Theresa May and her husband were waiting there for the president to arrive.
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The Chief Usher's office removes furniture, often rolling up the precious carpet, installs a stage for the president along with a long, low camera platform for the press, and lays out gilded, cushion-backed chairs for reporters, each placed in perfect alignment to one another.
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Investors had supported the strategy in recent years, with shares climbing 240 percent in the four years before the January warning, but Northern Trust Capital Markets said last week they had turned negative on the stock and its strategy of "rolling-up" — acquiring — assets.
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LeSean McCoy (NFL second-best 587 yards, league-high 5.6 yards per carry) sustained a hamstring injury in practice on Wednesday, three days removed from rolling up 232 yards and a career high-tying three touchdowns in Buffalo's 241-231.3 rout over San Francisco.
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It's also expanded organically (so to speak) laying down roots in New York and New Jersey to grow business there, but buying up and rolling up will be a key focus as it looks to bump up its valuation ahead of a public listing.
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As a pioneer of genderqueer performance, Varble attacked the elite, rolling up in a limousine in front of luxury stores on the Upper East Side, stepping out as Marie Debris, spilling kitchen utensils into the gutter, and then cleaning the utensils with black ink.
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To be fair, he appears over a line about MOBOs, Grammys and Oscars (he's won all three) and was already shouted out by Dave in a wordplay bar on "Revenge": Annnyway, watch the video and its ode to rolling up your sleeves and getting to work above.
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Blue Cross Blue Shield plans and other incumbents are experimenting with different flavors of narrow networks, and United has led the incumbents in rolling up a series of small health-data companies into Optum, to make itself at least as tech savvy as Oscar, Funtleyder said.
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The expected lack of extreme heat in the days ahead and particularly the well-below-average temperatures toward the weekend will certainly help, but if the sun is out too much and there is no rainfall, corn leaves will continue to exhibit stress by rolling up.
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Mr. Rubin originally said that the robotics division would be a 10-year moonshot, and when he was in negotiations to acquire companies he talked about the possibility of the driverless Google car rolling up to your house and the Google robot jumping off the back bumper.
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LG envisions these types of screens rolling up into our pockets or being made to wrap around interior spaces, and the company will show off a 25-inch curved screen installed on the inside of a car at its Auto Zone section on the show floor.
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The game was scoreless after two periods despite Vegas rolling up a 27-12 edge in shots on goal, including 18-0 to start the second period before Fleury had to stop back-to-back slap shots by Anze Kopitar and Tyler Toffoli on a power play.
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LONDON/BERLIN, June 5 (Reuters) - SAP is unveiling its biggest product makeover in years by rolling up its sales, marketing and customer service software into a suite of tools linked to its business planning system, as it tries to catch up with faster-growing rivals like Salesforce.
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ABOUT NOTRE DAME (21968-23): Josh Adams surpassed 21979,0003 yards rushing for the season on his 2000th attempt - the fastest a Irish running back has ever accomplished the feat - and ranks fifth in FBS with 241,221 rushing yards after rolling up 202 on 27 carries versus the Wolfpack.
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When we think back to our 2000s shopping habits, we distinctly remember rolling up to the mall — collar of our brightly-colored polo popped and logo-emblazoned tote in-tow — with a singular purpose: to take our allowance to Claire's for a mix-and-match, five-for-$10 deal.
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Despite the incessant stream of orders, Ms. Offolter works alone and prefers it that way, spending seven days a week hunched over a packing bench in one of her four shade houses, carefully rolling up each plant in paper "like a burrito" before tucking it into a package.
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BUY NOW Mister Green Brass Rolling Tray, $22 Sure, it's made for rolling up doobies, but this tray is so damn good-looking that in between hitting the dispensary you might find yourself using it to display jewelry, candy, or even just as an accent piece of its own.
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Framed as a series of face-offs, the inquiry registers as more testy than adversarial, and the casting of comfortably familiar character actors — Anna Gunn, Jamey Sheridan and the affable-looking Mike O'Malley — implies that these sleuths aren't inquisitors, just rolling up their sleeves to get right to work.
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"Only when you actually get your hands proverbially dirty by rolling up your sleeves and engaging in these projects and initiatives can you really learn and understand the issues and how we can make an impact, however small," wrote Joss Kent, chief executive of andBeyond, in an email.
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" Gaffney told Breitbart News Daily the day after Trump's White House win the billionaire should focus on curbing Muslim Brotherhood influence on the U.S. when he takes office, saying an early goal should be "stopping, designating, rolling up the Muslim Brotherhood in America as the terrorist organization it is.
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Watching the authorities dick around with long lenses and concealed mikes is hardly an unprecedented treat, whereas the sight of a film star rolling up to the residence of a known radical, after dark, in a convertible Jaguar E-Type the color of melted butter—that is new.
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After rolling up 555 yards and 49 points on the Los Angeles Rams last week, the Saints put up just 369 yards and one TD. The Saints punted on their first three possessions before Brees engineered drives for field goals of 503 and 32 yards by Wil Lutz.
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There are almost that many cinematic clues in the puzzle today, perhaps intended to whet our appetite for that awards show juggernaut that's rolling up next Sunday (when we'll have some other variety puzzle that's not nearly as camera-ready as team Cox Rathvon's creations, but we'll get by).
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I hated being called a "party girl," but then I'd find myself waking up at 6 AM after oversleeping a disco nap, rolling up to the warehouse party, washing down a breakfast of oatmeal and ecstasy with Starbucks coffee outside, and thinking to myself, OK, maybe this isn't normal?
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There's clear long-term benefit to rolling up crypto traders and using the feature as a wedge to get them to hold money with Robinhood where it earns interest, and pay for the Robinhood Gold premium tier for $6 to $200 a month that lets them borrow between $1,000 and $1003,000.
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But they cut things a bit too close as they were rolling up and ended up running over the poor man's foot: Before we all feel bad about laughing at the Keystone Kops of medical teams, Globo Esporte reports that Bernardo was eventually back on the pitch, so he's alright.
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Dan Green, the program manager, had more winged words to utter for CHIPS: "Now we are moving beyond pretty pictures and mere words, and we are rolling up our sleeves to do the hard work it will take to change the way we think about, design, and build our microelectronic systems."
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In light of Breckynn's case, the Alaska School Activities Association sent a letter to swim and dive officials reminding them that rules require that they must consider whether a swimmer is intentionally rolling up their swimsuit in order to expose their buttocks before they issue any disqualifications, CNN affiliate KTUU reports.
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"This was one of the reasons Romney lost, in my view — he just did largely rallies and stump speeches and was not seen rolling up his sleeves and talking to people where they live," said Greg Mueller, who advised Patrick J. Buchanan when he ran in New Hampshire in 1992 and 1996.
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Throughout the two minute short, we see the roleplaying medic pull off all kinds of amazing feats: skillfully drifting through a hail of bullets, expertly jumping in with a perfectly placed wall to save a teammate, and rolling up in one of the newly added golf carts to ferry players away from the encroaching storm.
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For residents like Ms. Holmes, now 67, that day remains raw: The National Guardsmen rolling up and down the street with their tanks and guns; having to hide in the hallway between a bathroom and bedroom to avoid gunfire; seeing police officers rough up black men who were spread face down on the concrete.
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The video below, which was shared by Joe Fearon on Twitter, shows a man in an orange digger rolling up the steps towards the reception area of a new Travelodge in Liverpool, UK. "That's what happens when people don't pay their wages, mate," a man can be heard saying as the digger smashes its way into the building.
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A gray tweed Michael Kors jacket, for example, had the buttons changed, the body slimmed and the sleeves shortened; a Burberry dress also had the buttons changed, a slit closed and the sleeves again shortened, the change in arm length meant to allude to the action of "rolling up your sleeves" without sacrificing any tailoring rigor.
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WASHINGTON — Whether investigating charges of torture by the C.I.A., rolling up an organized crime network or prosecuting crooked government officials, John H. Durham, the veteran federal prosecutor named by Attorney General William P. Barr to investigate the origins of the Russia inquiry, burnished his reputation for impartiality over the years by keeping his mouth closed about his work.
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Whether it's going off the grid for five years only to re-emerge and drop one of the biggest albums of all time, stunning audiences night after night with her powerhouse voice, or rolling up to the red carpet in a statement-making Giambattista Valli gown unlike any we've seen on her so far this awards season, she never does things halfway.
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Brady said committee members are "rolling up our sleeves" and are working with President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's transition team.
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" Trump cited a poll from Gaffney's think tank in his December 2015 proposal to bar all Muslims from entering the United States In an interview the day after the election, Gaffney told radio show Breitbart News Daily that one of Trump's most important tasks will be "stopping, designating, rolling up the Muslim Brotherhood in America as the terrorist organization it is.
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Even when we're together around the table, with crackers in our hands and approximations of smiles on our faces, compliments passing around about the turkey and the wine and the new jumpers, jokes told and groaned at and chucked on the floor, the sensation that something is missing is always hanging above us, rolling up, if we're lucky, into the extractor fan.
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When I last chatted with CEO Russ Buhrdorf, he described rolling up this market as one of the key initial targets for the company: ZenBusiness is the brainchild of Ross Buhrdorf, who joined vacation rental marketplace HomeAway five months after its inception as founding CTO, and stayed for a decade until its acquisition by Expedia in 2015 for $3.9 billion.
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I remember playing this on my college radio show when it came out and feeling like I was just a hop skip and a jump away from rolling up to fashion parties in a perfectly tailored suit, even though at the time the parties I was going to counted as fancy if they involved actual glassware instead of Solo cups.
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Olenna Tyrell is in Dorne plotting against Cersei; Daenerys, Tyrion, and the Greyjoys are sailing to Westeros to plot against Cersei; Cersei and Jaime are making out and plotting against everyone; Littlefinger is rolling up in Winterfell to convince Sansa to plot against Jon (please don't); and the other, scary Greyjoy is sailing to Mereen to be late to the party and expand his carbon footprint.
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Later that day, the pair proved once again that their baby by no means implies they've lost an iota of their edge, posting a photo on Instagram in which it appears that Prinsloo is enjoying a glass of wine with bottle in hand and Levine is rolling up something smokable while his hair is obscured by a shower cap and some kind of white substance.
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" The message was broadly the same as his announcement speech in 2007, when, standing before a crowd of thousands that had gathered at the Old State Capitol building, Obama cited "the smallness of our politics" and decried "the ease with which we're distracted by the petty and trivial, our chronic avoidance of tough decisions, our preference for scoring cheap political points instead of rolling up our sleeves and building a working consensus to tackle big problems.
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The other song is the title track to the 2006 Amy Winehouse album "Back to Black," which has lyrics worth noticing: Hurts, I love too muchIt's not enough your love goes and my love growsAnd life is like a pie and I'm a tiny penny rolling up the walls inside… …We only said goodbye with words, I died a hundred timesYou go back to her, and I go back to black This is a song for Maeve (Thandie Newton) — who harbors hurt, who's obviously died at least a hundred times, and who always fades to black (only to come back).
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