Accordingly, they run smack in the face of federal election laws.
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It's a big smack in the face of 'dude, this is America.
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It's a big smack in the face of, 'Dude, this is America.
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So in Facebook, it's kind of the same light smack in the face.
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"Little Nicolas took this violence right smack in the face," Mr. Ledoux said.
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And it's hit me smack in the face with our divorce: I gotta be more.
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The sight of that fresh, bright red blood was a sudden, vicious smack in the face.
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" On His Kids"...it's hit me smack in the face with our divorce: I gotta be more.
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It's also a smack in the face to services like Periscope, Twitch and YouTube, which have dominated the livestreaming market so far.
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This was no ordinary loss — this was a gigantic, monumental smack-in-the-face loss on a scale not even glimpsed since 1924.
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It is one in which we are the dominant player, with consequences that are bouncing back and hitting us smack in the face.
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To say anything to the contrary diminishes the seriousness of the crime and is a smack in the face to drunk driving victims everywhere.
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If you aren't wearing these for religious purposes, then it can be a bit of a smack in the face towards people who do.
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Trey Songz treated fans like trash, and gave one of them the opposite of a VIP experience -- an alleged smack in the face ... according to a new lawsuit.
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The pork and brisket in the sampler were delicious but the ribs were masterfully laid with flavor, a smack in the face with a "Welcome to Tennessee" sign.
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" If anything, the high-profile divorce has pushed him to be stronger for his brood: "It's hit me smack in the face with our divorce: I gotta be more.
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" Trump later acknowledged that it's also necessary to treat addiction and "confront the reality, right smack in the face, that a million of our fellow citizens are already addicted.
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While the kids might have access to the same park, the ostentatious wealth on one side of the avenue feels like a "smack in the face," as one project resident describes it.
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But for the many galleries that depend on art fairs for exposure and sales, fighting against these prevailing market forces is like spitting into the wind: it's going to hit you smack in the face.
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"It's hit me smack in the face with our divorce: I gotta be more," said the actor, who called his split "self-inflicted" and admitted he "was boozing too much" but has now been off of drinking for six months.
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"It is a complete flouting of established international norms, a smack in the face to civilians at risk from long-existing stockpiles, and breaks with decades of precedent," said Rachel Stohl, an arms control expert at the Stimson Center think tank in Washington.
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"Today's vote in Virginia is a smack in the face to the Trump administration and the Republicans in Congress who keep pushing an out-of-touch, anti-health-care agenda," said Leslie Dach, chair of the advocacy group Protect Our Care, which supports the Affordable Care Act.
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Barbara Poma, the owner of PULSE and founder of the nonprofit onePULSE, is leading an effort to build a museum blocks away from the site of the deadly shooting ... but survivors say her plans are a smack in the face because it puts profit over healing their pain.
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Thomson and eleven other people (including non-Stuckists, such as David Lee and Christopher Fiddes of the Movement for Classical Renewal) then reported Saatchi to the Office of Fair Trading."Charles Saatchi 'Abuses His Hold on British Art Market'", The Independent on Sunday, March 28, 2004. The grievance was: However, the complaint was not upheld and the OFT pronounced, "We do not have reasonable grounds to suspect that Charles Saatchi is in a dominant position in any relevant market", which Thomson turned to advantage by spotting the unintended slight and remarking that it was "just another cruel smack in the face" for Saatchi."Charles Saatchi and the OFT Attack", A Stuckist on Stuckism, stuckism.
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