Hunt baddies, get what's yours, and set right some wrongs.
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Which seems a little bit like life on set, right?
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"Nothing is set right now," Ohtani said through his interpreter.
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To others, it's a growth with roots set right in Brooklyn.
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A lot of things need to be fixed and set right.
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So this next set, right here, I'm doing this for Shania.
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Because Lego would never lie with a movie-based toy set, right?
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I usually cram up till the last minute getting the set right.
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Limitations may be set right now, but opportunities are opening up, too.
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Things were eventually set right, but Ben still has his devoted fans.
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Anna LunoeMore like Anna YouKnow I'm going to be skipping your set, right?
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JF: Of course, that doesn't mean the whole world is suddenly set right.
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The minimalist cylinder is totally reminiscent of our favorite space aunt's dining set, right?
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That's got to be incredibly useful because you usually operate camera on set, right?
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The main viewpoint is a camera set right on the sideline at center court.
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In all it could take about two to three decades before Palmyra is set right.
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Set right outside the gates of the White House, the photo's caption said it all.
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The spontaneous dance party that broke out during Future Islands' set, right after the rain stopped.
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Check it out below, and then rewatch the boys' absurdly brilliant Boiler Room set right here.
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Normally $373, Mashable readers can pick up a small Get Lean Set right now for only $67.
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As a whole, one of the most difficult parts about making this was getting the set right.
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And I made the decision pretty early on: this is going to be a book that's set right now.
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It's called the Royale Collection, and you can pre-order the whole set right now for £50.00, or $62.
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When I heard we'd be doing push-ups I wanted to run off the set right then and there.
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Like La La Land and Les Mis, a lot of the songs were recorded live on the set, right?
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That would be the gamble: allowing inflation to build in order to set right the damage of the last recession.
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So I embark on a quest to track down the missing tome and set right what has once been wronged.
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Like many Catholics, I wonder whether this story will ever be over and whether things will ever be set right.
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What has gone wrong at your university won't be set right by anything that can reasonably be expected of you.
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This hotel is unique for its swimming experience; a floating pool is set right in the waters of Lake Como.
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Indeed, security competition should be the most straightforward area where the United States can set right the ship of state.
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Each afternoon, the sun set right as the fourth prayer call sang from the mosque and rang across the entire town.
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Rachel seems to be open to that, and for a moment it seems like all could be set right in Bachelor Nation.
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Supreme Court Justice Kavanaugh made this same very elementary mistake and was set right by a judge a couple of years ago.
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If enough individuals can be forced to resign, it will no doubt be presented as evidence that things are being set right.
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Atomic Blonde, directed by John Wick co-director David Leitch, is a spy thriller set right at the end of the Cold War.
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I wanted to put this story in a very realistic sci-fi context, so The Edge is set right before 'the apocalypse' happens.
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Yet I needed to recognize that the Hollywood fantasy, of bad things being set right by some heroes, is just that: a fantasy.
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Not one soul among us has read the recent novel set right here, in Almería, nor do we have any intention of doing so.
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"After I got out of the first inning with the bases-loaded jam, I was able to set right in a groove," Freeland said.
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It's a concert pianist, Bing & Ruth, who last year impromptu staged his set right by the canyon, and anyone who experienced it loved it.
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Alex Abad-Santos: What's the difference in telling a story about an outbreak that's already happened, versus one that's set right as it's happening?
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I only had like two lines and I showed up on set right beside Yano Anaya and met [director] Bob Clark for the first time.
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Is Kaepernick simply doing his duty, as Schurz said, by trying to set right that which he sees in his country as having gone awry?
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Any delay or misstep can lead to a series of fines that will snowball until the owner certifies that the violation has been set right.
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The sweeping tariffs imposed on China for its alleged unfair trade practices was intended to set right imbalances that put U.S. companies at a disadvantage.
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The Spaniard's 'fastest' time of two minutes 18.545 seconds, set right at the end, was nearly a minute slower than Sebastian Vettel's Tuesday best for Ferrari.
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Rumors rocketed at the company right after the Yahoo deal that AOL itself was not meeting projections for revenue set right after that deal was struck.
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I find them to be sort of glove-like, in that when I slide into the seats and get everything set right, I could stay there forever.
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Last year they enjoyed 45m foreign vacations—3m more than in 2015, and just 0.5m less than the record set right before the 2008-09 financial crisis.
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The tone of the evening was set right from the beginning, when the President refused to shake the extended hand of Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi.
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The software giant is putting the finishing touches to its feature set right now, and some features will be delayed to a future update expected in March 2018.
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Set right outside of Washington D.C., The Real Housewives of Potomac follows six women who have gained access to this exclusive world through either class, pedigree or lineage.
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Yet Elliot's attempt to essentially reclaim his narrative and set right the wrong he's done with his hacking ways creates a structural spine that last season frequently lacked.
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Lauren Willig's "The Record Set Right" is the late-life memoir of a woman who had been taken in by wealthy relatives in 1905, when she was 9.
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Alongside the usual urban-set tales, the Oscars found room for a handful of films set right in the middle of rural America — which isn't always the case.
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Joker is roughly set right between those two films, in a Gotham City modeled on New York around 1981, judging from movie posters that appear in the background.
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It also explains why the tapes I've watched of the feedings are so disturbing — the culture of pointless force and 'total control' was set right at the top.
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I sat on my dad's back porch for days at a time watching Florida wildlife, and realized the story I wanted this album to tell was set right there.
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" The star concludes, "At the same time I grab the baby, I go inside the room and knock the VR (virtual reality) set right off my damn kids' heads.
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Trump has imposed import duties on China, Mexico, Canada and the European Union, raising trade tensions as he seeks to set right what he sees as unfair trade balances.
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Some of the biggest names in Hollywood have come together to set right a decades-old problem plaguing the industry: a significant pay gap between male and female production workers.
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Anyone thinking that eSports is just a bunch of silly boys playing around with silly toys would immediately be set right with a split-second look at Swan, right now.
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He's got a thriving career, a devoted wife, an adorable kid, and a reasonably sized New York City apartment(!), and yet there's something within him that hasn't quite set right.
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I love detective fiction because the mystery element appeals to my puzzle-solving instincts while the plot of someone noble trying to set right an injustice appeals to my humanity.
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Trump's remarks only added to uncertainty around U.S.-China trade negotiations that has been rising for months, issues that Powell said the Fed could not completely set right through monetary policy.
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So, it's kind of nice to set right myself a little bit, kinda go back to the life that I was living before, with just a little bit of a difference.
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But I'm (perhaps dangerously) relaxed about that because I don't subscribe to the idea that there's a set right way to think that existed before that's somehow getting "corrupted" by technology.
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It's too bad that, more times than not, the sugar-laden holiday is set right in the middle of the week, when would-be revelers have to get to bed early.
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It is only through the intervention of an astute security guard that he is set right and sent up a flight of stairs to a rarely visited corner of the museum.
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But neither books nor show have done a terribly good job of making "slavery" in this universe feel like anything other than an obvious evil that Dany can attempt to set right.
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On a sunny autumn morning, I joined about 21990 family members and friends below the Trinity churchyard for a rare glimpse of history -- and an opportunity to set right a decade-old wrong.
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And there are few restaurants anywhere that match the dramatic setting and sheer verve of the Nobu Malibu, with its open-air dining room set right over the ocean and under the stars.
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Set right on the edge of the estuary that inspired Daphne Du Maurier's 1941 novel, "Frenchman's Creek," the stilted structure was built by her husband, Greg, to house the boats he lovingly restores.
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Bam Margera's public plea for help from Dr. Phil worked -- TMZ has learned they're on set right now getting ready for a one-on-one session ... then it might be off to rehab.
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We like to tell ourselves narratives end with things being set right in some way, a just equilibrium being restored, but that's not what usually happens, whether you're in court or on the street.
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And it will require patience: As reformers such as Jeff Speck, a Boston-based city planner and architect and author of Walkable City, have documented, dysfunctional default settings can take decades to set right.
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Ghost Talkers, Mary Robinette Kowal We're in the midst of the centennial for the First World War, and Mary Robinette Kowal's latest fantasy novel is set right during some of the war's early years.
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Trump could also ask Congress to make a special test case of the administration's tax plan -- a place where corporate and personal taxes get slashed and set right where the White House wants them.
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Their teaching styles differed, as did the content of their courses, but I was privileged to be able to learn from them that there are many ways of dying and no set right way.
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We'll keep noodling on this one, and report in as review embargoes become known to us — they're usually set right around the time of the earliest press screenings, a week to a month out from release.
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But "Six Four" is a crime novel, set right here in our world — a world that this story's hero, a middle-aged prefectural policeman named Yoshinobu Mikami, comes to find nearly unrecognizable, a world gone mute.
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Klay Thompson won't let his new $190 MIL contract keep him from his 2nd job ... 'cause the NBA star hit up the "Space Jam 2" set right after signing that massive 5-year deal with the Warriors.
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Trump also said Friday that "the laws are set" right now on abortion, and that "we have to leave it that way" — which angered anti-abortion advocates for the opposite reason that his initial "punishment" comment did.
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O.J. Simpson all have tragic flaws, tiny little pieces of themselves that can never be set right, which then get broadcast on a national scale, to be picked apart and analyzed by armchair psychologists at dinner parties.
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They have my unequivocal, fierce support and love," she wrote, later adding, "I also believe that elements of his statement are hopeful (not the entire statement), specifically his expressed desire to set right all harms done and to make restitution.
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Although he notes that these fragments are intended to "set right" what he may have misremembered or misrepresented, they are not numbered, as one might expect from endnotes, nor do they in any way explicitly refer to their respective essays.
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You know that when somebody leaves the big city to return to a small hometown full of intriguing characters and old relationships they need to set right, they're going to be staying there for the duration of the series, yes?
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Mr. Jones notes that when Mr. Cooper turns his head, "his nose disappears repeatedly because the green screen isn't set right," implying that the interview was not filmed near the scene of the shooting, but was staged in a studio.
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Greta Gerwig's recent Lady Bird is set right around all of this — the 9/11 poster in the classroom, the Howard Zinn–reading teen, the Dave Matthews Band songs — and even the characters in the movie don't want it to be 2003 anymore.
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Still, bookmaking used to be just that: trying to make a book by balancing winners and losers, ensuring you had your odds set right so that regardless of where the smart money went, enough was bet and lost for you still to profit.
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Nearly everything at Matilda is cooked over fire or charcoal — the open kitchen, set right next to the front door, is equipped with an offset smoker, wood-fired oven, rotisserie and two fire pits, but there's nary a gas stove in sight.
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ELKADER, Iowa (Reuters) - Former Vice President Joe Biden campaigned in Iowa on Friday with John Kerry, the former U.S. secretary of state and presidential nominee, seeking to bolster his case that he can set right a world turned topsy-turvy by President Donald Trump.
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" In an April 2017 Infowars broadcast titled "Sandy Hook Vampires Exposed," according to the court documents, Mr. Jones aired the clip of Ms. De La Rosa's interview, noting that when Mr. Cooper turns his head, "his nose disappears repeatedly because the green screen isn't set right.
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The pleasure of those calls came not just from having my thinking clarified and gently set right by a person wiser than me, but also from hearing once again his reassuring, friendly, articulate Midwestern tenor, and what seemed to be his endlessly renewable excitement about people and ideas.
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But as festival-goers file back to hotel rooms and afterparties, buzzing colonies of stage hands set right back to work, ripping apart the massive metal temples they spent the last month constructing—stages crafted in the shape of a boom-boxes, geometric pyramids, or massive domes lined in LED honeycombs.
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The new tariffs could also have political implications in some hotly contested races as the Republicans seek to maintain control of both chambers in Congress in November's election, illustrating the potential perils of Trump's aggressive efforts to set right what he sees as unfair trade balances with allies and rivals.
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So easy were the two in each other's company that it would be natural to think of them as a couple, a rumor that swept the internet after Mr. Muñoz, 34, accompanied Ms. Dion on a tour of the Paris couture shows in January and one the singer is quick to set right.
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It's not always overtly present — particularly in contemporary works like George R.R. Martin's Song of Ice and Fire series — but even those darker tales have a sense, somewhere in their DNA, of a world that has gone wrong and can be set right with the right leader or system of government or something.
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How the game ended There's a little more consternation over the use of livestock animals, like Texas's Bevo, but Lewis said the real outrage seems to be for the use of predator animals -- like tigers and lions -- as mascots because many of them are caged on the sidelines and that just doesn't set right with some.
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