All leading up to the sharp edge, the line break.
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But the sharp edge to his hustle is nothing new.
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"If there is a coup, we'll face the sharp edge."
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Even a bright new shiny kitchen knife has a sharp edge.
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He nods, unwavering, and runs the sharp edge against plastic skin.
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Clinton held a razor-sharp edge and confusion reigned about the final tally.
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Plus a dash of juiced-up jungle breaks for that extra sharp edge.
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A late charge took some of the sharp edge off: The S.&P.
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But while I was digging, I found a rock with a sharp edge.
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McConnell's tone took on a sharp edge as he began separating himself from Trump.
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As chief copy editor for BuzzFeed, Favilla's at the sharp edge of online editing.
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Everything has a sharp edge, is strikingly beautiful and suddenly also a little menacing.
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Pointed out the sharp edge of reality when my head was in the clouds.
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These were more efficient than thin flinty rocks, which can't sustain a sharp edge.
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Unless she's sick and she doesn't have that sharp edge, then she's nice to me.
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It's a sharp edge that we'll surely lose as people realize they have more space.
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The mezzo Katharine Goeldner brought a sharp edge to the role of Peggy, Max's wife.
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"Now we have the sword at our neck, but not the sharp edge," he said.
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Many Amazon customers raved about how well and how long this knife holds its sharp edge.
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With the sharp edge of the photograph I floss bits of apple from between my teeth.
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Her voice retains its signature rasp, but loses that knife-sharp edge, curdling into sinister sweetness.
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And when the singer's voice broke, the sharp edge was like nails dragged slowly across my skin.
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The crease creates a sharp edge that runs along the doors and right to the rear deck.
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She navigates the text with a virtuoso, staccato delivery that lends Mr. Rambert's words a sharp edge.
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Mainly, a parabolic mirror, camera, point light source, and some type of sharp edge, like a razor blade.
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DANCE Karole Armitage has long infused ballet with a dark look, a wild defiance and a sharp edge.
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The sharp edge of the mullahs' repression has targeted many of them with repressive, misogynistic laws and execution.
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It has a sharp edge and super thin, flexible build that was developed for using with delicate fish fillets.
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Bad blood still simmers along with mistrust, which guarantees that this America's Cup will retain the traditional sharp edge.
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The honing, or "slot 2" takes a nice edge from slot 1, and brings it to a razor sharp edge!
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Suyash's story is the weakest in the film, and the absurdism doesn't quite have the sharp edge it should have.
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That seems to be what's happening with today's sought-after blunt micro-bangs and slightly longer sharp-edge baby bangs.
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It works like a charm, thanks to the sharp edge of the eggshell that can cut through the egg whites.
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Back to Black is rhythm and blues through and through — a solid tribute to '60s Motown with a sharp edge.
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Each one is made of ice-tempered stainless steel and honed to a razor sharp edge for optimal slicing and dicing.
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"I fell down and hit my forehead on a sharp edge and I had to go to the hospital," Carter explained.
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"There is some evidence to suggest that if a microparticle has a sharp edge then it can affect organisms," Boxall said.
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"Open" means a region has no sharp edge; every point in the set is surrounded by other points in the same set.
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According to her, it's likely the object is in fact an iron blade, with the sharp edge rested against the man's palm.
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Karole Armitage has long infused ballet with unconventional influences to give it a dark look, a wild defiance and a sharp edge.
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Since prehistoric man smashed two flints together and accidentally formed a sharp edge, blades have been a necessary part of the human experience.
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For Bulgarians on the sharp edge of depopulation, writes Ivan Krastev, a political scientist, "the arrival of migrants signals their exit from history".
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That match will be the latest chapter in a would-be rivalry that has never materialized but has seldom lacked a sharp edge.
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This core is wrapped with multiple layers of Damascus stainless steel clad to resist wear and corrosion as well as retain an extremely sharp edge.
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I recall the painful clarity of life after detox; how everything I experienced felt as though it had a sharp edge that was cutting into me.
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"If you see a sharp edge or a flat surface, you can imagine how it would feel if you go and touch it," Yunzhu Li said.
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His sidekick this season is his classmate T. J. Leaf, a 6-foot-10 forward whose clean-cut look belies the sharp edge to his game.
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The giveaways come when one notices a crease on a sharp edge where two sides meet, and gentle, undulating wrinkles along the edge, characteristic of glued paper.
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Sharp Edge was more radical, and intended to counter r/LeftWithoutEdge's "inoffensive, milquetoast brand of socialist," ziq, one of subreddit's members, told me in a direct message.
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What is known is that Sharp Edge was deleted the same day it was featured on r/SubredditOfTheDay, a popular forum that highlights subreddits across the site.
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Also, Saboten hoof trimmers — I'm not sure what kinds of hooves they're made to trim but they make amazing fine pruners and they keep a sharp edge.
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Anyone who's ever attempted to cut through a tomato with a dull knife knows it's almost impossible when compared to using a knife with a razor-sharp edge.
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The experience of Ross and Lighthizer in dealing with Chinese dumping of steel and subsidization of state-owned enterprises brings a needed sharp edge to U.S. trade policy.
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Few artists working today navigate the sharp edge between the internet and the real world as aptly as Bootymath, who stops by this week with an exclusive playlist.
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In tracing the tool marks on the sealstone, Goumas speculates that the craftsman may have used a rotating wooden lathe with a sharp edge to engrave the stone.
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And in the following scenes, the production seemed to find its sharp edge, as the Forester's relationship with the domesticated Vixen flickers between abuse and mutual, animalistic attraction.
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As host, Fallon won few friends, with many critics missing the sharp edge brought by British comedian Ricky Gervais and duo Tina Fey and Amy Poehler in recent years.
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That's crazy because serrated knives really don't cut well and a razor sharp knife does, they just can't get back to that razor sharp edge, not on their own.
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Another sharp edge can be found at the bottom of the G5 when no Friends are connected, as the detachable "chin" of the phone doesn't sit perfectly flush with it.
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The USB-C port at the bottom is finished with perfect smoothness, whereas I've experienced many phones, the iPhone among them, that have a sharp edge to their charging ports.
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A "cutting edge producer" is not necessarily about a producer who makes au courant films or plays; it could also be something that produces a sharp edge, like a STROP.
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The Vienna Philharmonic, for whom a lush sonority seems second nature, can sometimes fall short where harshness is needed, but Mr. Welser-Möst maintained a razor-sharp edge of excitement.
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It was McGill, however, who broke the streak of unbending love — telling a Lynch story that's sooooo David Lynch it hurts: "David has a sharp edge to him, too," McGill said.
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There's practically not a single sharp edge on the entire device, with the biggest things breaking up the G8's silky facade being the buttons on either side of the device.
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In their study, which is detailed in the October issue of the journal Antiquity, the team concluded that the sharp edge of a wooden boomerang most likely caused this lengthy cut.
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They are quick to greet each other when they cross paths at tournaments, but this final still had a sharp edge, with both players barking at the chair umpire, Fergus Murphy.
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I don't think I saw a sharp edge throughout my adventures; that cartoon aesthetic, combined with the top-down camera, made me feel like a kid mashing together dolls from different sets.
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Per her Snapchat, it seems as though Kardashian West's fresh length is courtesy of celebrity hairstylist Chris Appleton, who removed her extensions and trimmed up her ends in a sharp edge shape.
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One line that does appear is a slightly sharp edge — LG calls it "shiny cut" — that runs around the phone's rear and improves its grip despite the fairly large 5.3-inch screen.
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The drone's emergency parachute failed after the line snagged on a sharp edge of the drone itself, causing the 22-pound device to fall quickly from the sky, a preliminary report found.
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The curved glass back of the U11 mates to the metal frame with nary a sharp edge and the deep, sapphire blue color of my review unit is a joy to look at.
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Click here to view original GIFI know that it's pretty darn obvious that if you sharpen a knife over and over again, you'll eventually get a razor sharp edge to slice things with.
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The worst couple of blades needed about dozen passes through the "coarse" groove instead of the 3 or 4 the instructions recommended, but it did put a sharp edge on all of them.
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My initial Mi 5 review unit had a nasty sharp edge at the bottom, and its fit and finish was actually so bad that I was able to pry open its rear case.
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An autopsy determined that Navarra had several head wounds -- likely from something with a sharp edge like a hatchet -- and that she couldn't have inflicted all the wounds herself, the court document reads.
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Front Burner Within these elegant bottles are two artisanal soy sauces: Koikuchi is a traditional style delivering a sharp edge, and Marudai, made from whole soy beans, is richer, rounder and more complex.
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Police discovered blood on the outside patio as well as a knife on a patio chair with "blood drops on it, and no blood on the sharp edge of the blade," the report states.
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Last year's model had a sharp edge, which made it uncomfortable to type on for long periods of time; this model has a rounded edge that doesn't dig into my wrists nearly as much.
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Its unique and useful front-facing display also gives the Osmo Action a sharp edge over the Hero7 Black, at least for users who want the option to ensure they're staying firmly in frame.
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Many claim that scraping the stinger out with a sharp edge, like a knife's edge or a credit card, is the best way to remove a stinger before it injects all of its venom.
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Ever since the US Navy sank the Imperial Japanese Navy in World War II, it has seen itself as the guardian of freedom of the seas and as the sharp edge of US foreign policy.
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Yes, the original Pre felt very plastic-y, and had a sharp edge that could be used to cut cheese, but those were issues Palm improved on with subsequent devices like the Palm Pre Plus.
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Even the USB-C port at the bottom has been filed down to a smooth finish (unlike, say, the Google Pixel, which has an annoyingly sharp edge around the port) and painted black on the inside.
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The fires have added a sharp edge to a slogan from the "Hunger Games" movies — "If we burn, you burn with us" — that the movement appropriated months ago as a challenge to the city's political elite.
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I like to slit the membrane around a fried egg yolk with the sharp edge of a piece of toast, fill the yolk with Worcestershire, and dunk the bread in (I inherited this one from my father).
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I felt the sharp edge even as the first floral notes of green bud revealed their pungency in the "Lord of the Rings" appetizer (a ring of roasted acorn squash piled with wild rice and roasted squash seeds).
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Points with values closer to 1 represent areas with a sharp edge, such as a stitched seam, or the edge of the ironing board, while values closer to 0 represent flat and smooth areas of fabric that are unwrinkled.
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This dynamic — straight character with a gay BFF — has been around a while, but this rendition (like the one in Hulu's caustic "Difficult People") is more catty and crass than anything on network television, which gives the series a sharp edge.
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The solution was to build a makeshift plastic tent around a fridge, and then sharpen the knife right inside the freezer section where sub-zero temperatures ensured a razor-sharp edge could be achieved before the knife turned back into a puddle.[YouTube]
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ROVANIEMI, Finland, May 7 (Reuters) - The United States has refused to sign an agreement on challenges in the Arctic due to discrepancies over climate change wording, diplomats said on Tuesday, jeopardising cooperation in the polar region at the sharp edge of global warming.
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" Reporter Mark Landler added, tellingly, "The vibe, to be sure, is less Manhattan than tristate..." Washington Post reporter Robert Costa made a similar point Thursday, tweeting that "Trump has long history of keeping around aides w/ a sharp edge, who channel him.
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The envelope slitter-style letter opener is a nice touch because it gives you a sharp edge to easily cut open the plastic surrounding the mattress without fear of slicing into the mattress, which is always a risk with scissors or knives.
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Pros: Very sturdy construction, sharp edge cuts cleanly through sod, compacted soil, and roots Cons: None to speak of, but a very small number of buyers complained that the spade bent during use Buy the Fiskars D-Handle Garden Spade on Amazon for $25.18
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Since short track speed skating debuted as a medal sport at the 1992 Winter Olympics, Korean athletes have won 21 of the 48 golds up for grabs, their bravery, blazing acceleration and ice-cool composure giving them a razor-sharp edge over their rivals.
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While you won't mistake a Misen for a Global or a Sabatier — two of my favorite kitchen knives — the steel keeps a nice sharp edge on this new paring knife with minimal maintenance and the entire piece is snugly assembled and should last a few thousand washings.
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With Manning hitting the links now instead of eluding linebackers, cornerback Bradley Roby said the Broncos had to guard against collectively exhaling and losing a little bit of that razor-sharp edge that had helped them reach the Super Bowl two of the last three seasons.
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"Pain helps protect our bodies from damage by giving us the sensation that something may be harmful, such as the sharp edge of a knife," Luke Osborn, a co-author of the new study and a graduate student at Johns Hopkins University in the Department of Biomedical Engineering, told Gizmodo.
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The Low Road has a comedic tone and a sharp edge when it comes to thinking about how we're supposed to live our lives, and it uses its first-person puzzles and information gathering sessions to shorten the gap between us, the player, and them, the characters in this fictional world.
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It works great in the hotel room: to cover the peephole (I've heard people can shoot video on their phones through the peephole, although this is extremely rare), and when I'm with my toddlers, I duct-tape the electrical outlets and the corners of sharp edge of desks and tables.
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Animals that think and talk like humans have long enchanted the public—in the form of myths,…Read more ReadOn August 20, visitors to the Zhengzhou Zoo, located in Central China's Henan Province, were amused by a Colombian white-faced capuchin monkey who had picked up a rock with a sharp edge and was using it to bang away on one of the glass walls of its enclosure, the People's Daily reports.
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan Schumer, Pelosi to meet as Democrats debate tactics MORE's (D-Calif.) decision to strike a trade deal with President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE has given a new and sharp edge to a key tactical debate in Democratic circles.
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