We need to square up to the fight at hand.
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She may have other reasons for wanting to square up.
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No wonder so many tuned in to see them square up.
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That time was the time I needed to square up my feelings.
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A fighter must square up to throw it, presenting himself for counters.
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When the trunk starts to square up, one or the other is coming.
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Aikins used the GPS and four lights on the net to square up the landing.
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The letter warns Cannon's got 33 days to square up or further action will be taken.
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The next time they square up, Harrell goes back to doing what he wants to do.
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I'm hoping Max sticks around at 45, and we get to finally get to square up.
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And this is what renders his humor effective, how Pee-wee's dichotomies square up with ours.
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Unless you're ready to square up, there's little reason for your phone to constantly broadcast your location.
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I already don't like people asking me to perform "Square Up." It's fresh and I'm like, 'No.
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Google was early in its moves back in 2013 to square up to Amazon with Google Shopping Express.
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The last day of the month can have some funky price action as people square up their books.
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We're told he'll have to work with the feds' Financial Litigation Unit to square up the massive debt.
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At night, Yankees third baseman Gio Urshela decided to not square up when a ball headed his way.
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House members refused to come back and square up the revised plan, meaning the state still has no budget.
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"Square Up" - Zack FoxI had to put my nigga's music on here because this song jams and it's hella funny.
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The songs on their debut are spiky and rough around the edges, but they also square up to the mainstream.
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Along the way he starred in tournaments like City is Mine, where top talent from the five boroughs square up.
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"Anytime you see anyone square up against Chapman, you find it a little surprising," New York reliever Dellin Betances said.
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But the movement on his pitches is still tremendous, and opposing batters are still finding him hard to square up.
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"When you own something and really square up to your culpability, I do think a surprising thing can happen," explained Stranger.
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What she's actually doing is attempting to square up the idea of the Ennis that she knows with who Mobley was.
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Against southpaws, Gaethje tends to like to square up and throw his left kick to the outside of their lead leg.
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Or, as the report put it, "If we do not square up to the challenge now, we will surely regret it."
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The two exchanged insults on Twitter late Monday night, hinting that they would "square up" and fight sometime in the future.
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DeGrom threw it 12 times in the seventh inning alone; not once were the Dodgers able to square up on it.
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But it's hard to square up those suggestions with the removal of the very restriction that would actively enforce the desired behavior.
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"They're going to have to square up their economic actions with what they say is their strategic objectives as well," Markey said.
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Underperformance in 2019 and conservative 2020 guidance sets Square up for a rally in the new year, according to Bank of America.
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Baker's songs square up to the worst thoughts we have about ourselves, and that's been a pattern across her output so far.
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However, maybe he should've taken just a couple more seconds to square up and aim, because airballs don't come much worse than this.
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This is a severe handicap as they square up to a new standard known as minimum requirement for own funds and eligible liabilities.
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There, he or she can square up against heavily funded European and American runners for a chance at prize money and potential sponsorships.
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The numbers are in for James Caan's divorce, and he's forking over a hefty check to his ex-wife to square up their assets.
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Bringing Riz's two worlds together, Fallon invited him to square up against the show's "Freestyle Generator," with a special Star Wars theme for the occasion.
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Asked by Reuters how the American LNG potential and Russian gas square up in Hungary's energy plans, a Foreign Ministry spokesman could not immediately comment.
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When Rick and Negan square up beneath the tree, the finishing move is a slash across the neck that certainly looks like a killing blow.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hedge fund managers continued to square up positions after the OPEC meeting on May 25 left oil production allocations unchanged for another nine months.
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Sure, we may never actually get to see Trump and "Crazy Joe" square up on the South Lawn and beat the shit out of each other.
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The occasional drip, mark, or line on the second half doesn't always square up with the original, begging the viewer to look now and look again.
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Lil Yachty doesn't belong over ominous trap beats—Teenage Emotions was proof enough—and he shouldn't keep trying to square up to Migos' strip joint flows.
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Not only does a country's minimum wage rarely square up with the concept of a living wage, but it can also differ by orders of magnitude.
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Sometimes to set up the right straight, but more often just to make them square up and slow down a bit out of concern for it.
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Huawei has launched the Mate 22015, a high-spec, high-price smartphone which could see the China-based company square up to market leaders Apple and Samsung.
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But nowadays, rather than having to choose whether to square up to a hungry bear or run for dear life, our threats are a lot less dangerous.
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As Edgar moved in tight to square up and come up behind his left up-jab, Ortega caught him on the right side with a left elbow.
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Thankfully, this summer Blackpink released Square Up, a four-track LP fronted by "DDU-DU DDU-DU," the highest-charting Hot 100 song by female K-pop act.
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Valaika homers twice as Rockies dump Dodgers DENVER — Pat Valaika's ability to square up the ball has earned him the nickname "Patty Barrels" from his Colorado Rockies teammates.
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And, when we saw Nunes out in NYC, she was downright giddy -- telling us how excited she is to get into the Octagon and square up against Cyborg.
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I'd been in schoolyard push arounds, but that was my first square up, circle up, full on tilly, like "OK, we're punching to hurt" and it was intense.
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Willder says it sucks they can't square up after Joshua presumably beats the brakes off Parker ... 'cause it'd be the perfect opportunity to promote their heavyweight grudge match.
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However, the sheriff says ... "Suffice it to say that obviously, a lot of the independent witnesses have provided information that doesn't completely square up with Mr. Gasser's statement."
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Amazon tested monthly Prime subscriptions to a limited extent in 2012 before ending the experiment, which was widely seen as an effort to square up to Netflix and Hulu.
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The ends — a better, more just world, where more people have more of what they need — are the same, but the means never square up, leaving chaos to rule.
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Pierce Brosnan is ALL ABOUT the Fighting Irish on St. Paddy's Day ... telling TMZ Sports his fellow countryman, Conor McGregor, will DESTROY Floyd Mayweather if they actually square up.
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The end the most turbulent month of the year so far was approaching and amid ongoing and fierce U.S-China trade tensions investors seemed content to square up some positions.
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The world's top two oil exporters each have war chests of around $22016 billion to weather economic shocks and are making bullish noises about their stamina as they square up.
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The world's top two oil exporters each have war chests of around $22016 billion to weather economic shocks and are making bullish noises about their stamina as they square up.
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To the extent that it's plausible hyperbole and because I believe in a balanced universe, the people who hate me do so with enough intensity to square up the sums.
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The 54-year-old MLB legend and 29-year-old "Nitro Comedy Tour" star are set to square up for real March 7 at the Showboat Hotel in Atlantic City.
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More government appeals will probably follow, with more of Mr Trump's immigration rules held in limbo while the judiciary sorts out which of the president's gambits square up with the law.
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MMA fighters are terrified of Khabib ... that is, except UFC star Kevin Lee who says he's dyin' to square up with the undefeated champ ... and he's confident he'll kick his ass.
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It takes 90 seconds for the Red Hot Chili Peppers to square up before Klinghoffer is left alone to snap out the intro to "Can't Stop," eyes closed, half in orgasm.
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In an ideal world I would like to see Faber square up a bit and actually use a jab and combinations to get Cruz moving before chopping out his trailing leg.
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Still, doing this can usually just make things even worse, and it's a much better idea to educate yourself so that you can bravely square up and just get it over with.
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Alibaba has made an acquisition as it continues to square up to the opportunity in enterprise services in China and beyond, akin to what its U.S. counterpart Amazon has done with AWS.
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A fighter is most vulnerable to right hand counters during and immediately after he has thrown his own right hand, because he must square up and present a target to do so.
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But, Dana White told us earlier this week, if the two do square up -- it's gotta be MMA ... and that's something Ali says is a horrible idea for BOTH Floyd and Khabib.
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The decline in oil prices and "traders wanting to square up positions" ahead of inflation data triggered the loonie's pullback, said Darren Richardson, Chief Operating Officer at Richardson International Currency Exchange Inc.
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First, however, we have to get these two problematic faves into a marriage knot... and see Lizzie finally square-up with Lady Catherine de Bourgh, who has condescended to get her ass kicked.
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He is pretty aggressive and you square up the ball the way he has ... he has a lot of value because he gets the good part of the bat on the ball consistency.
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Opponents begin to square up as their back foot brushes the cage, but while the head can still move freely, getting the body out of the way without retreat is a tough task.
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Theresa May has already demonstrated her readiness to square up to the rest of the EU, accusing the "bureaucrats of Brussels" of threatening the UK and trying to interfere in the British election.
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Sora, Riku, Roxas, Axel, Kairi, Ventus, Aqua, and all the rest square up against a bunch of versions of the villain Xehanort and just start kicking each other's ass over and over again.
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ICYMI -- the social media superstar and rapper traded jabs in an Instagram Live session last week ... with Soulja offering Paul a HUGE chunk of cash to get him to square up in the ring.
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But the extreme positioning also makes it difficult for players to sell more of the currency immediately and raises the prospect of investors holding such positions being encouraged to buy the pound and square up.
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In fact, while the angles change slightly for most of the game out at range when one fighter is southpaw, everything opens up just the same the moment they square up, inside of punching range.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The MotoGP season kicks off in Qatar this weekend with fresh challenges and old rivalries as Valentino Rossi and Marc Marquez square up again for the first time since last year's toxic finale.
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"Many heads are losing a lot of hair as they keep scratching their head as they see data doesn't square up," said Jorge Montepeque, senior vice president for fuel origination at Italian energy major ENI.
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These metrics don't totally square up, one to one; nuts like almonds, for example, are nutritious and modest sources of protein, but they're also environmentally unfriendly due to how much water is needed to farm them.
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With this in mind, the retirement plan provider and investment firm TIAA created a competition for its clients, Square Up Your Savings and Financial IQ, held at more than 7,000 plan participant offices around the country.
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After raising $600 million at a $7.6 billion valuation a few weeks ago, Instacart is doubling down on expanding its talent pool to square up against Amazon and others with ambitions in online grocery ordering and delivery.
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Michael Strahan's not holding up his end of the child support deal he struck with his ex-wife, and it's going to take him more than half a mil to square up ... at least according to her.
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As I sat there after mainlining five UnReal episodes in a row, it took me maybe three minutes to realize that there are still so many things that don't square up in this new iteration of the show.
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Every time Evans wanted to circle he had to square up and come out of his stance—exactly the footing he was in when he got caught as Teixeira lunged in behind the same overhand to left hook.
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It provides Apple with some good publicity, requires less time to implement than a user interface overhaul, and would also allow Apple to square up against Google on the health and wellness front, where Apple usually holds the lead.
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If, as he contends in one example, the most significant change in diets as populations become Westernised, urbanised and affluent is the amount of sugar consumed, then the conventional wisdom linking fat with chronic disease does not square up.
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If Kowalkiewicz has one very noticeable habit in her game it is her tendency to step in and square up on her right hand, dropping her left to her side and failing to move her head in the process.
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After Brown tweeted at Paul to "square up," Paul responded an hour later with a comeback about Brown&aposs short stint with the NFL team the New England Patriots, who dropped him from their roster after just 13 days.
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Thompson was largely ineffective with his kicks for reasons we will explore further in a minute, but did the smart thing along the fence and attack Woodley's body as the champion's stance shortened and he began to square up.
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Brady's supermodel wife went on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" on Thursday to explain exactly how savage football's G.O.A.T. and his fam get when they square up on the court ... and yeah, she says it's as aggressive as it looked.
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While these are generally regarded as less "safe" than the jab—which is the longest punch and does not require the fighter to square up or step in close—they are also more rare, and thus harder to prepare for.
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"We have seen investors square up their positions a little bit ahead of a busy week of economic events that include the ECB meeting and the UK election," said Omer Esiner, chief market analyst at Commonwealth Foreign Exchange in Washington.
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The program was created by Atavus, a company based in Seattle that says it can produce more effective tacklers by teaching defenders to square up before hitting a ball carrier and to use their shoulders and legs for leverage and power.
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And if you want, you can even use Continuity Camera as a scanner of sorts by using your phone to take a picture of a document, and letting macOS Mojave automatically square up the sides and turn it into a more usable file.
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Lithuania launched its campaign to attract fintech firms in early 2016, hoping to improve competition in its banking sector and square up to regional neighbours such as Estonia and Sweden to become a hub for the industry in the Baltics and Scandinavia.
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The Sun came out with an article that all but guarantees (break out your grains of salt—it is The Sun we're talking about here) that McGregor and Mayweather are practically ready to square up—that they've made an agreement and everything.
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"Right now, the personality and the fighter, and somebody that's going to metaphorically blow up the political system, seems to be more important than how someone may square up in a hypothetical race against Hillary," said Matt Strawn, former Iowa GOP chairman.
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It's just that when players square up behind a ball that's visible from an airplane, they might as well be pulling out a bullhorn and announcing to the entire course that they suck at golf, or that they're very old, or both.
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"The short-term market is still short euros and I think they might be nervous - time to square up a little bit more ahead of the ECB meeting," said Marc Chandler, global head of currency strategy at Brown Brothers Harriman in New York.
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There's a darkness to all of his work, even something as seemingly harmless as the "Square Up." The track is menacing and Fox's voice is at the volume of a scream, but he's talking about the Milly Rock and sparring at the disco.
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And even when a dash looks like it could bring in some serious cash, it's possible that DoorDash's measly $1 contribution combined with the customer tip won't square up to much more than the dash's guaranteed rate, as one former dasher explained to Gizmodo.
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"It was a little different getting to square up against one of your buddies," said Moore (23-215), who struck out six as the Rays took two of three games from the Red Sox for the second time in as many series this season.
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Sometimes the roadside grunts put mail in the sandbags along with the rock and the rumpled lists, and if they were dug in far enough from the road you had to square up, high on the mount atop the cab, where Vollie often manned a .
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Aside from the economic disparity – Chester is considered more affluent – it seems some Wrexham fans channel their national identity into the rivalry, a view echoed by supporter Bryan: "Stories passed down through generations are re-written whenever Wrexham and Chester square up," he explained.
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First, the great Legend of Margate unleashes his weekend rage five nights too early, and then a couple of flat-capped Millwall boys pop up out of nowhere, smelling the opportunity to square up to someone, without ever actually taking a swing, from a mile off.
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For its part, he says, the right needs to square up to the unyielding fact of human "risk aversion" and the indispensable role safety nets in placating this deep-seated distaste for feelings of uncertainty and insecurity by insuring us against the turbulence of capitalist dynamism.
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It's there when our barbecues and get-togethers devolve into trials of manliness, where boys are graded on how many yams they pile on their plate, quizzed about how many girlfriends they have at school, or judged by the way they "square up" when they shadowbox with their elders.
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Pang tells me we're doing a classic fold, pulling the corners of the wonton pastry square up into a triangle and holding them with our left hands whilst forming a "mouth shape" with our right and, using it with a pincer motion, gathering the pastry up and finally squeezing together to seal.
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Romanik says he thinks Chris is a good guy who's done good work, so he gave him nearly $13,000 to square up with a mom-and-pop shop in Stamford, CT. We broke the story ... the cash got Hansen out of a jam with prosecutors, who decided to drop his larceny case.
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Because if you take advantage of all that data and all those responses, you have insights that are ... frankly, they're deeper and richer and broader than that which is available through old ways of ... How does that square up for someone like you who has been successful at this, who has a gut and has taste and you have a sensibility, right?
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It's always suggested to maintain good personal space; the perfect amount of distance between you and a colleague is between three to eight feet according to Square Up. However, if you lean too far into a conversation you might be seen as too aggressive and if you slouch or lean back your body language sends the message that you're not engaged or even lazy.
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There is very little visual information about the distance these dudes are shooting from—70 Meters, 230 feet, just short of one-and-a-half Olympic sized-sized swimming pools, which is just an extraordinary distance to square up using only your eyes and a bowsight—to give you a real sense of how profoundly impressive it is to shoot an arrow into a tiny target that far away.
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