Patrick Murphy, an establishment favorite, is squaring off against Rep.
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Those people are squaring off against a bajillion cable channels.
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"It's definitely fun," Anthony said about squaring off against James.
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It has the commercial crab industry squaring off against Big Oil.
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Both races feature liberal Democrats squaring off against close Trump allies.
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Myers was squaring off against Randy "Ironstache" Bryce for the 1st District.
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That is particularly useful when squaring off against a left-handed pitcher.
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David Jolly, who is considered centrist, is squaring off against tea party-backed Rep.
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The FBI is squaring off against another locked iPhone, as first reported by Wired.
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Dan Donovan, who Trump endorsed in a tweet, is squaring off against former Rep.
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Rocky IV has Creed squaring off against the Soviet boxer Ivan Drago (Dolph Lundgren).
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So now we're in a situation where our allies are squaring off against each other.
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At the same time, he'll be squaring off against Trump and an emboldened Republican Party.
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Isobel and Cora are still squaring off against Violet and Dr. Clarkson over the hospital.
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"You don&apost want Russia squaring off against us across that border," he said. 2.
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Those could become important voters for Trump if he does end up squaring off against Clinton.
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Before squaring off against Rubio, Murphy will need to win the Democratic primary later this month.
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The protests trailed off with youths throwing rocks squaring off against security forces spraying tear gas.
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If he decides to join, Levin could end up squaring off against his former boss and friend.
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Vague prognostications on Real, Ordinary Decent People squaring off against Out Of Touch Elites and Condescending Experts.
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A powerful and determined president is squaring off against an independent investigator operating inside the Justice Department.
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And Phelps did it against competition that was equivalent to squaring off against the Warriors every day.
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What could be more chaotic than a hyper-partisan Pelosi squaring off against a hyper-partisan Trump?
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A powerful and determined President is squaring off against an independent investigator operating inside the Justice Department.
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Last night's show saw host James Corden squaring off against Kardashian in the Truth or Dare-style challenge.
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But this shit where the top seeds will ALWAYS be squaring off against the dregs of the league?
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We now have two U.S. allies squaring off against each other, potentially undermining our collective efforts against ISIS.
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But he came with some baggage: a non-native multimillionaire squaring off against the local populist and celebrity.
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The big picture: The standoff highlights a wider issue that conservatives face in squaring off against Big Tech.
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Oklahoma is squaring off against Johnson & Johnson, the New Jersey-based, family-friendly giant, which produces a fentanyl patch.
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Hospital lobbying groups are fighting back and also squaring off against the government, suing over the planned federal cuts.
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The first happened at Coors Field in Denver, where the Colorado Rockies were squaring off against the San Diego Padres.
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They did not paint the baker as a David squaring off against a gay goliath (as Andrew Sullivan torturously argued).
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And like Don Quixote squaring off against a rival looming just past his field of vision, Pishevar held nothing back.
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In a response Sunday, McGregor tweeted a mock-up picture of himself squaring off against the five-weight world boxing champion.
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She was first revealed back in April, in a clip that featured her and the Doctor squaring off against a Dalek.
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Overall, the findings are good news for animals squaring off against invasive species or other rapid habitat change, including global warming.
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At the U.S. Open today, Kyrgios is squaring off against Pierre-Hugues Herbert, and is really putting on some apathy pageantry.
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Never mind the squillionaires squaring off against one another here — the Picasso family, the Qatari royal family, Mr. Gagosian, his secret client.
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As you'd expect, T-Mobile is positioning the TV service and rejuvenated competition in that industry — squaring off against Comcast, Dish, etc.
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I'm not a pacifist and I accept the utility of violence, but antifa isn't merely squaring off against self-identified neo-Nazis.
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Priced at $350, the wireless Surface Headphones are squaring off against Apple's enduringly popular Beats Studio 3 and Sony's superb 1000X M3s.
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The telecom giants are squaring off against each other in an effort to attract consumers with better data plans at lower prices.
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Gillum, the Tallahassee mayor, is squaring off against DeSantis, a former three-term congressman who resigned last month to campaign full time.
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Iterable is squaring off against the giant incumbents in the online marketing and customer relationship management software sector — Salesforce, Adobe, and Oracle.
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O'Rourke was already fading by the time the presidential debates started in June — and failed mightily when squaring off against his other opponents.
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The country has also intensified its neighbor squabbling, squaring off against rival Saudi Arabia as part of an extended battle for regional supremacy.
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"Mia Madre" opens on a tense scene of a group of striking workers squaring off against the riot police outside a factory gate.
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Squaring off against Sanders was a preview of squaring off against Trump, not because Sanders and Trump are anything alike, but because the initially crowded nature of the Democratic contest meant that Biden's debates until now were populous affairs, when he was on the hook for maybe 20 minutes total and not the only or even the main candidate under fire.
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The Tigers are a touchdown underdog in the College Football Playoff championship game, squaring off against the greatest dynasty of the sport's modern era.
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Look, we love the show too, but there are more important things to think about: Iran and Israel are squaring off against each other!
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Longtime friend Patrick Cote, who is squaring off against Donald Cerrone in a welterweight bout on the card, had heard about the new show.
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Facebook has faced a similar tussle on the other side of the world, squaring off against India's government over its mobile messaging service, WhatsApp.
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In Ohio, businessman Mike Gibbons is squaring off against U.S. Representative Jim Renacci to see who will challenge Democratic Senator Sherrod Brown in November.
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Become Godzilla for $39.98 See Details Of course, if Godzilla is hopping around Tokyo, he's squaring off against a monster as big as he is.
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In the heart of North Dakota's prairie lands, tribal leaders and their allies are squaring off against a Texas pipeline builder and the federal government.
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Perry's plan has divided the energy industry, with coal and nuclear interests squaring off against natural gas drillers, solar and wind power, and consumer groups.
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With the exception of McCaskill, who is squaring off against Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley (R), the senators were polled against generic, unnamed GOP challengers.
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In some ways, Bloomberg's challenges have just become harder because he's squaring off against two Democrats claiming the "moderate candidate" mantle instead of just one.
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In 2016, the X-Men were squaring off against the Inhumans and a terrible disease-spreading mist; in 2012, the X-Men fought against the Avengers.
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Once again, the US is squaring off against Cold War-era adversaries in Latin America, this time over Venezuela and its embattled socialist President, Nicolas Maduro.
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The images of police officers with military gear squaring off against protesters around the country angered community activists who said law enforcement agencies were reacting disproportionately.
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Larkin loves combat sports as much as the next guy, but as he makes abundantly clear, we're not talking about squaring off against opponents in honorable fights.
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Whether to fight or adapt to that displacement has created a rift among locals, with anti-gentrification activists squaring off against a handful of development-friendly natives.
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Drug-related violence has riven Mexico for more than a decade, with police and troops squaring off against ever more powerful and ever more violent criminal groups.
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In one of the region's most important markets, Indonesia, Grab is also squaring off against local rival Go-Jek in a competition that can be intensely local.
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On Facebook, where he documented the standoff, friends celebrated his victory — temporary though it may prove to be — as a David squaring off against a governmental Goliath.
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They are squaring off against the Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of America, the industry trade group, which successfully used extensive advertising to convince California residents the measure was flawed.
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This category might boast the biggest names in its field, though, with Hans Zimmer squaring off against Alexandre Desplat, Carter Burwell, and John "I Did Star Wars" Williams.
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In 2000, when Al Gore was squaring off against George W. Bush, commentators expected Gore, with his superior grasp on the issues and experience, to dominate the debates.
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On Wednesday, in her home state, Collins will play the biggest professional match of her career, squaring off against Venus Williams in the quarterfinals of the Miami Open.
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With no other witnesses or evidence, we'll end up with a high-status, high-profile male judge squaring off against an unknown female research psychologist from Northern California.
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The final six faced off in groups of three—Reigns, Nakamura, and Finn Balor squaring off against John Cena, Randy Orton, and a returning (and cut) Rey Mysterio.
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As the event's name suggests, Louisiana's Dustin Poirier will be squaring off against fellow ranked lightweight Michael Johnson in a fascination match-up serving as the night's main event.
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Mr. Foran, whose typical adversaries are other commercial litigators, found himself squaring off against a different breed of legal adversary — lawyers whose life's work is defending anti-abortion organizations.
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Pelosi will be squaring off against an unpredictable president with a penchant for lashing out at his adversaries — a list that has included Pelosi — and appeasing his conservative base.
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NOTES: Texas RHP Yu Darvish opens the upcoming 10-game road trip Friday at Yankee Stadium squaring off against RHP Masahiro Tanaka for the first time in the majors.
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The very idea of the 20133-foot-6, 300-pound Sabathia squaring off against Nunez, who is generously listed as 6 feet and 195 pounds, is hard to imagine.
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Right-wing populists and nationalists, led by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, are squaring off against those who want to defend liberal democracy and fight for an open society.
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The first night of debate is likely to offer the sharpest contrasts, with Medicare for All proponents Sanders and Warren squaring off against several of the race's more moderate candidates.
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Racial tension where I grew up was the Swedes and Norwegians squaring off against the Finns every Saturday night in the parking lot outside the dance at the Labor Temple.
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As for Chuck, his efforts to regain his perch lead him into politics, squaring off against his own former deputy (Toby Leonard Moore) as well as others in the process.
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That has blurred the lines over the pending solar trade fight even within the United States, where American manufacturers are squaring off against American installers and users of the panels.
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The only lawyer who will represent him, however, is Joe Miller (Denzel Washington), an ambulance chaser whom we meet in the film's first scene squaring off against Andy before a judge.
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To test the AI agents' abilities, DeepMind held a tournament, with two-player teams of only bots, only humans, and a mixture of bots and humans squaring off against one another.
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The president's personal lawyer is squaring off against the porn actress, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, over a non-disclosure agreement she signed two weeks before Election Day in 2016.
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It would fall somewhere in the low-energy tradition of Romney-Obama, perhaps with the added promise (threat?) of a dynastic rehash: another Clinton (Hillary) squaring off against another Bush (Jeb!).
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A powerful and determined president is squaring off against an independent investigator operating inside the Justice Department," Woodward and Bernstein wrote in The Washington Post, saying the situations have become "eerily similar.
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In any case, Charlo has some work to do before he gets his shot at Canelo, squaring off against Matt Korobov in Brooklyn this Saturday, but is DESPERATE for a bigger fight.
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What troubled him was, in fact, precisely his distance from them — that instead of squaring off against the enemy in a fair fight, he had killed in a way that lacked valor.
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That gives Captain Marvel the triple challenge of living up to past MCU films, proving a female-led movie can make the company money, and squaring off against one of DC's biggest hits.
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While it doesn't have any serious Android competition, the Tab S4 will be squaring off against Apple's upcoming, redesigned iPad Pro on the premium end, and more affordable Chrome OS tablets beneath it.
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The potential clincher was pushed back a day due to rain in Chicago on Tuesday, but the scheduled pitching matchup will remain the same with Chicago's Jake Arrieta squaring off against Tanner Roark.
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To many in the outside world, especially the West, the Crown Prince has thrown his intimidating bulk around too clumsily -- deepening a war in Yemen, joining the US in squaring off against Iran.
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They're the result of you and your friends operating like a well oiled machine, or squaring off against an equally skilled opponent, or even simply defeating a tough dungeon in a single player game.
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A Word With When Gugu Mbatha-Raw signed up to be a superhero, little did she know she'd be squaring off against Iron Man, Thor, Captain America and the rest of the Marvel universe.
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Democrat Rob Quist, a local folk musician, is squaring off against Republican Greg Gianforte, a wealthy businessman who unsuccessfully ran for governor in 85033, to fill the seat vacated by Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke.
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On Thursday night, the Warriors will travel to Brooklyn to face the Nets, and they are in the odd position of squaring off against a team that attempts 3s more often than they do.
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Veteran Gina Ortiz Jones is squaring off against teacher Rick Treviño in TX-22016, a huge district that wraps around San Antonio and encompasses most of West Texas and the southern border with Mexico.
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Veteran Gina Ortiz Jones is squaring off against teacher Rick Treviño in TX-23, a huge district that wraps around San Antonio and encompasses most of West Texas and the southern border with Mexico.
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The paint is applied in just about every way — scraped, scrubbed, daubed, squiggled, swiped, brushed, and heaped — creating a dizzying, kaleidoscopic effect that accentuates the swirling imagery: rotating helicopter blades squaring off against coiling tentacles.
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The legislative effort has put tech companies, backed by the ACLU and the Electronic Frontier Foundation, in the uncomfortable position of squaring off against law enforcement officials, victims' advocates and a growing number of lawmakers.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - An unconventional debate between a billionaire Republican and a democratic socialist is shaping up in California after presidential candidates Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders expressed an interest in squaring off against each other.
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And the fact that the music rarely changes its basic harmonic vocabulary suggests an extramusical idea that things will not get better, that the cantaor understands the notion of eternity and is squaring off against it.
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The case has been unusually contentious, with Sabine and its lenders squaring off against the official committee of unsecured creditors, led by Aurelius Capital Management, a firm which spent years battling Argentina over its defaulted bonds.
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But this weekend at WrestleMania, the 41-year-old mother of three will be squaring off against one of the toughest, most brutal female fighters of all time — 31-year-old former MMA champion Ronda Rousey.
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Prince's half brother insists he has a right to live in the singer's home for the rest of his life ... which is why he's now squaring off against the guys who are angling to sell it.
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Blanchett is squaring off against Chris Hemsworth's powerful god of lightning in the third standalone Thor film — and the actress revealed she was immediately intrigued when she realized Hela would be taking away the superhero's powerful hammer.
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None of this would carry over to a presidential race in which Cuomo would be squaring off against a range of other professional politicians — including at least one or two nonwhite ones — with their own set of endorsements.
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In fact, tonight's 90-minute, commercial-free affair is anticipated to draw as many as 100 million viewers, well beyond the current record-holding 1980 debate, which saw incumbent Jimmy Carter squaring off against California Governor, Ronald Reagan.
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Beal had 40 points and his first career triple-double while squaring off against his former teammate, and the Washington Wizards beat the Phoenix Suns, 149-1443, in triple-overtime in the highest-scoring N.B.A. game since 2008.
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It will be a battle of the AFC East against the AFC South in both of Saturday's match-ups, with the Buffalo Bills facing the Houston Texans, and the Tennessee Titans squaring off against the New England Patriots.
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The Miami-Dade House seat is open for the first time in three decades, and Republican Maria Elvira Salazar, an Emmy-award-winning television reporter, is squaring off against former Secretary of Health and Human Services, Donna Shalala.
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This was the other period I grew up on, a modern gloss on the classic style: Holly Hunter over- and outthinking William Hurt, Susan Sarandon tying Kevin Costner's tongue, Goldie Hawn squaring off against Burt Reynolds or Kurt Russell.
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At the start of the school year, children across the country were made to watch a video that moved seamlessly between footage of the coup and images of Ottoman troops squaring off against Allied forces during the first world war.
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It'll be squaring off against the Pixel 3A (which is almost certain to have a superior camera), Motorola's own G7 series at the lower end, and devices like the OnePlus 7 Pro that are priced a couple of hundred dollars higher.
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Reality Check: Cruz on Trump's donations to Hillary Clinton By Lisa Rose, CNN Ted Cruz questioned how effective Trump will be squaring off against Hillary Clinton in a general election, given his history of donating money to her political campaigns.
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And while it would be fun to see them in some future stunt episode, squaring off against their old firm (now called Zane, Specter and Pitt), we'll probably have to settle for Ms. Markle's advocacy taking place on the global stage instead.
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In the Snapchat story of the first Republican debate in August, the signature moment — Donald J. Trump squaring off against the moderator Megyn Kelly — was barely present, and when it was, the audio was soaked in an echo and difficult to discern.
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In the clip, which also includes snippets from Bourne Identity, Bourne Supremacy and Bourne Ultimatum, Damon puts his deadly hand-to-hand combat skills on full display, squaring off against all manner of foe hell-bent on sending him to his maker.
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The locals, who wish to see the mine permanently destroyed by way of blowing the whole thing to the ground with dynamite, are now squaring off against a group of well-meaning scientists, historians and outdoor adventurers lobbying to preserve the site.
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Also headed for various sorts of final reckonings are the crime-family boss Russell Bufalino (Joe Pesci, emerging from retirement) and the coldblooded hit man Frank Sheeran (Robert De Niro), who finds himself squaring off against the most implacable of opponents: time.
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ABOUT THE ISLANDERS (23-15-5): While coach Jack Capuano did not divulge the identity of his starting goaltender on Wednesday, it should be noted that Jaroslav Halak has won all seven career decisions when squaring off against the Rangers' Henrik Lundqvist.
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Saturday's scheduled pitchers were pushed back a day, with Minnesota's Phil Hughes (3-0 with a 3.57 ERA in three road starts this season) squaring off against fellow right-hander Jason Hammel, who still is looking for his first victory in a Kansas City uniform.
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We talk this way informally as well, when we say that history repeats itself, and certainly the idea that we live in an era when fascists and capitalists are squaring off against socialists all over the world sounds like 1930, and 1890 and 1850.
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At a frenetic monthly competition called the Manhattan Monologue Slam, performers looking for that fabled big break, or even a small break, are squaring off against one another in a flurry of three-minute monologues, with a casting director or other industry professional sitting as judge.
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Trump camp to Senate Republicans: No problem if you distance yourselves A spokeswoman for the the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, the Democrats' Senate campaign arm, said the group was happy with the prospect of Bennet squaring off against a tea partier in November instead of a more moderate candidate.
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Even if your team has the day off, or allowed a seven-run first inning to the Pirates, there's still Bryce Harper homering into a bathroom, or two Japanese pitchers squaring off against each other for the first time ever, or Alex Rodriguez hitting his 21th career homer.
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He bagged a brace in his Nice debut and scored another goal today while squaring off against the permanently crocked Radamel Falcao in a battle of diminished number nines: Do the math, and Balotelli has now scored more goals in two games than he had the last two seasons.
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While Haley spoke about squaring off against socialist regimes during her tenure at the U.N., House GOP Conference Chairwoman Liz Cheney (Wyo), the daughter of former Vice President Dick Cheney, gave a shout-out to a man in the audience who had escaped Fidel Castro's rule in Cuba.
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HOUSTON — After months squaring off against Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, presuming him to be the chief obstacle to a one-on-one showdown with Donald J. Trump, Senator Ted Cruz on Wednesday emerged from the latest Republican primaries with a new foe who was actually there all along: Gov.
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The Raptors have enjoyed an impossibly easy schedule since Thanksgiving, squaring off against several teams that range from basement dwellers to borderline playoff participants: The Sacramento Kings, Charlotte Hornets, Phoenix Suns, and Philadelphia 76ers (each twice), plus the Atlanta Hawks, Memphis Grizzlies, Brooklyn Nets, and Los Angeles Clippers (without Blake Griffin).
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The possibility of further punishment placed tremendous pressure on lawmakers in the basketball-obsessed state, a pressure exacerbated by the fact that the University of North Carolina men's basketball team has reached the N.C.A.A. tournament's Final Four and will be squaring off against the University of Oregon on Saturday night.
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If our involvement in Iraq is too big to fail, it would not come as a surprise that we see American-built Abrams tanks squaring off against U.S.-trained militias for control of the oilfields outside Kirkuk, just as we saw CIA and Pentagon trained forces fight each other in Syria.
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It makes sense that candidates like Biden and Sanders, who have a better shot at squaring off against Trump in a general election contest, would start to make the case against him as soon as possible, but even long shot candidates onstage Thursday spent a lot of time talking about him.
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Hulu senior vice president of originals Craig Erwich denied that the shift in the show's premiere date from spring to summer had anything to do with squaring off against the final season of HBO's "Game of Thrones" when he was pressed by journalists during the network's winter Television Critics Association press day.
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The main card features at least one Canadian in each contest—which sees top-level fights such as Quebec's own Patrick Cote taking on fan-favorite Donald Cerrone, former UFC strawweight title contender Valerie Letourneau squaring off against Scotland's Joanne Calderwood, and fellow French-Canadian Olivier Aubin-Mercier facing French boxer Thibault Gouti.
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"Stephen was the kind of guy who would make a passionate ideological argument to a roomful of people who were there to make pragmatic decisions," said Alex Conant, a former aide to Mr. Rubio who remembers squaring off against Mr. Miller at a routine Republican messaging meeting that turned into a full-dress immigration debate.
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Emma Stone has won her first Academy Award for leading the cast of Damien Chazelle's modern musical La La Land, emerging victorious after a contentious Oscar race that saw her squaring off against awards mainstay Meryl Streep (Florence Foster Jenkins), French screen legend Isabelle Huppert (Elle), previous winner Natalie Portman (Jackie) and first-time nominee Ruth Negga (Loving).
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Ask Kathy Sullivan, a former chairwoman of the New Hampshire Democratic Party, what issues will be critical in the state's presidential primary race, and the first thing she mentions is healthcare—the issue that has dominated Democratic policy conversations for years and was a flashpoint when Barack Obama was squaring off against Hillary Clinton in 2008.
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WASHINGTON — It was Hempy Pet CBD Soft Chews, Mile High Labs and Women Grow, among countless others, squaring off against the likes of the Marijuana Victims Alliance, concerned primary care doctors and a lawyer who admitted he couldn't wait to sue — all jammed into an overflowing auditorium for hours Friday on the Food and Drug Administration campus.
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That would lead to a contested or brokered convention, where the elected pledged delegates would join with superdelegates to vote on a nominee — a process almost guaranteed to be bitter and divisive, especially with an establishment candidate squaring off against Sanders, whose supporters (and some advisers) still think the nomination was rigged against him four years ago by the Democratic National Committee.
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