The chorus is appropriately punchy: "Stand back, stand back," she warns.
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So they stand back and celebrate their accomplishments through others.
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" Say no more: Here's "Stand Back," live on "Solid Gold.
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"Stand back," a guard repeatedly intones at the van Gogh.
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Stand back and watch the flaps unfold as the kernels burst.
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For most of us, it means we probably should stand back.
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Do I stand back and just take incoming and act presidential?
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The elderly stand back and watch in silent amusement and approval.
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"And immediately after this is done, we will stand back up."
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I've learned to just stand back and let the crazy happen.
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Shy visitors stand back and observe the bustling hive of activity.
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Many of them are very thoughtful people who do stand back.
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"I have to stand back and let God do this," she says.
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" Like how you stand back and go, "Oh, you were at Apple.
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Also, here's the thing about a Dardenne film: you don't stand back.
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Set your strategy and stand back while your Pokémon battle it out.
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Inside, "Stand Back" by Stevie Nicks bumped from a D.J.'s booth.
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Right, but if you stand back and see what is actually done.
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Fabrics and colors were chosen to stand out rather than stand back.
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Suck in as much capital as possible, the thinking runs, and stand back.
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He got personally involved, and he didn&apost stand back and do nothing.
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Then stand back and disavow what happens, up to and including death threats.
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To take off, you simply toss it in the air and stand back.
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You can't just stand back and take a big cut at the ball.
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Instead, the father of the groom will "stand back" as Markle approaches Harry.
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Sheriff's deputies order passers-by to stand back, and the violent arrest continues.
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But for the ECB to stand back and do nothing would be irresponsible.
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She will perform "Stand Back" in a recreation of the 1983 hit music video.
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And if the Russian leader persists, Washington should stand back and let him try.
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Whenever Huston hit the ground, Flynn backed off, allowing him to stand back up.
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However, taking a stand-back look at the latest developments one factor becomes clearer.
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Try to get hips even with your knees and then stand back up. Repeat.
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Keep your standing leg slightly bent, using its strength to stand back up straight.
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Finally, I have room to stand back and see my work from a distance.
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Add the Madeira, port, and sherry, then stand back because the mixture may ignite.
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I decided just to stop and to stand back a little bit from tennis.
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Stand back, she tells him, before going into the studio, and then the house.
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Should they stand back and stop acting as chauffeurs, planners and all-around fixers?
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And if you stand back and you think about the Amazon story, what is it?
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Where opinion is split, as it often is, toleration enjoins the law to stand back.
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Luckily, there were people around to tell him not to touch, and to stand back.
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I've had to stand back off the platform because my legs were shaking so much.
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They'll write about the "media apocalypse" of 2018 and we stand back ... It wasn't bad.
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It also could stand back and let its currency fall as it had this summer.
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"Stand back and literally f— your own face," Cruise said, to the cheers of the crowd.
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And when they stand back up it puts that energy back into their legs and back.
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Michelle quickly showed that she was not a stand-back-in-the-shadows sort of woman.
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Instead let's stand back and appreciate it as you would a Picasso or a car crash.
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"To stand back and do nothing," said Harry, "would be contrary to everything we believe in."
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But one that I could stand back and look at and recognize my handwriting all over.
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Even the most cynical among us must stand back and marvel at Chance the Rapper's Christmas Spirit.
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Now, five hours later, the police and security officials were yelling at the villagers to stand back.
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But now Trump has returned to stand back on top of the mountain, a winner once again.
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Stand back from this fable and examine it for logic, and you see how nonsensical it is.
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We cannot stand back and rely only on our courts to challenge every new voter suppression law.
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The yellow tape is to indicate the safe distance to stand back if you're not using a machine.
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It's easy to stand back from fandom and point to shipping behavior as a hallmark of fan entitlement.
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Pickers, by contrast, are capital allocators, who stand back and decide unsentimentally how the firm should deploy resources.
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" Although, she remarked, "They haven't completed the whole process of helping me stand back up on my feet.
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But when you stand back and look at [things from] a cosmic scale, our insignificance is really interesting.
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"Stand Back" by Stevie Nicks Prince paired up with Nicks to help her write this top five hit.
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I adore having my partner tied up and being able to stand back and really appreciate their body.
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And so, you have to stand back from it, which means that you lose a lot of resolution.
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When dinner is served, the guests are asked to grab their beers and stand back from the table.
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Separated by giant mountains, China and India have tended to stand back to back and ignore each other.
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They stand back and let others shine — a confidence boost that helps those people become truly confident, too.
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All they will be able to do is stand back and watch as the future shoots past them.
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Britney found the strength within to stand back up and continue sporting the role as a bombshell pop star.
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I got to just stand back and enjoy it all (and make sure the program followed the right order).
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During "Innerbloom" I usually grab it, because I get a chance to stand back and take it all in.
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Court records show Bruce testified that Lucas fell down during the attacks and was ordered to stand back up.
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Court records show Bruce testified that Lucas fell down during the attacks and was ordered to stand back up.
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Palace sources insist Charles is not "giving her away" because the prince will stand back as she meets Harry.
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Affable security guard, stationed to the painting's left, makes the first of several requests for spectators to stand back.
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And they know that his comment on Tuesday is a clear walk-back of that allegedly principled stand back then.
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Court records claim Bruce Leonard said Lucas fell down during the alleged attacks and was ordered to stand back up.
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But there's reason to stand back for a minute to consider what exactly this treasure trove of information really offers.
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Hasbro's new set costs $40 and comes with a display stand, back card and a vintage-inspired Darth Vader figure.
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What matters is if you get kicked on the ground, are you going to be able to stand back up?
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Crime Let's stand back and watch a white cop open an investigation in a black neighborhood in Atlanta, circa 1948.
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I enjoy walking barefoot around the studio and being able to stand back and see my work from a distance.
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Others seeing the incident immediately stepped in, helped the man stand back up, and asked if he was all right.
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The idea is that the customer should come to the checkout, drop their groceries, and stand back behind the tape.
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Should parents stand back and admire their teenagers' inventive coping styles or should they step in with support and guidance?
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" She added, "If we just stand back, we are allowing them to build a movement whose end goal is genocide.
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You don't notice it until you stand back and go, oh — that painting is about green and lilac and yellow.
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And so, I think we've got to stand back look at what's not been achievable under the parliamentary process we've got.
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Why did Trump agree to stand back and allow Erdogan's forces -- the Turkish army and Islamist militias -- to make their move?
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"I remember my ears ringing, dirt in my mouth and trying to stand back up," Leroy, a Jupiter, Florida native, remembers.
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I watched people stand back from the action and ignore the hosts entirely, except while trying to get them into selfies.
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He's virtually disqualified himself to be the kind of person we can expect to stand back & make sure justice is served.
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"I will permit, stand back and work with it when needed, but justice has to work independently," said Macri this week.
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In the video above, the two men stand back to back as Ramsay delivers instructions on how to make crab cake.
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" Washington Post columnist Karen Tumulty added, "Can we just stand back for a moment and acknowledge the sexism of this headline?
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As parents, we all make decision after decision after decision — stand back and let a kid take a chance or interfere.
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But if you stand back and look at the cumulative record of the past 29 months, the impact is truly astounding.
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"When I was on the show 'Glee,' I'd stand back and watch Lea Michele," Totah wrote in an essay for Time.
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A week ago, Trump was arguing that public officials should stand back and reserve judgment until all the facts are known.
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Covering up serves its purpose completely adequately when the opponent isn't given the chance to stand back and pick his shots.
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Real waiters stand back so photos and videos can be taken before shuffling in and serving food the old-fashioned way.
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The main challenge here is space to stand back and observe works in progress and to work on several pieces simultaneously.
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Anyone going fishing, it said, should stand back from the water's edge and not wade in to bring back a lure.
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Captain Trevor tells Diana to stand back, but she steps in front of him and starts blocking bullets with her bracelets.
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We literally stand back, assess the situation, process how we feel about it, raise a bow, pull it back, and fire.
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More than anyone else in the family, he could stand back from a contentious situation and give impartial and convincing advice.
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Troops will stand back while their generals engage in long, dramatic fights with detailed animations and the odd bit of taunting.
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There is no space to stand back and look at what needs changing, she says, because managers are so busy fighting fires.
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As an adult, you get to stand back and see what is happening in the world, and put your 2 cents in.
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The UK's largest grocery store chain is instructing customers to stand back from its checkout counters in order to protect its workers.
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Unless government policy, in the form of anti-trust law, fills that void don't expect the Fed to stand back and watch.
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Most of the games monsters use melee attacks and characters who stand back and shoots magical darts are at an extreme advantage.
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Neither saw each other as Felps walked right by Stewie's rock-solid defense, and then the two proceeded to stand back-to-back.
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In another image, Hieroglyph 1, 2018, Williams and another man stand back to back, naked in a grass field, holding hands, butts touching.
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"Any customer that has built a spacecraft can stand back and now reassess whether they still need to build their own," Beck said.
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NORTHERN IRELANDS PRO-EU NATIONALIST PARTIES AGREED TO STAND BACK FROM 3 WESTMINSTER SEATS TO BOOST ELECTORAL CHANCES OF ANTI-BREXIT CANDIDATES - FT
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To be able to stand back from and recognize his obsession as exactly that did not lessen its extent nor remove its danger.
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She was emptying the ashes off the back of a boat, and my brother was helping her stand back there without falling in.
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Facebook's decision to stand back looks more in keeping with the traditions of American democracy than Twitter's or Google's commitment to step in.
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Sometimes it's just giving people context, giving them a forum to do the work themselves and you just stand back, that's the best.
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"Platforms cannot stand back and say they're transaction method only, they have to take responsibility for the transactions that happen there," Owyang said.
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Almeida made the curious (or disastrous) decision to stand back and not try to crowd or pressure Garbrandt at any point in the fight.
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Fatburger started as a makeshift burger stand back in 1952 where Lovie Yancey served the likes of stars like Redd Foxx and Ray Charles.
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In most cases if you have a direct shot the preferable thing is to stand back and take it out with a tank shell.
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Like many Republicans approached this week by The Hill, he suggested that lawmakers ought to stand back and let the FBI conduct its work.
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He blithely tells a dumbfounded Darius when to snap a photo and directs Alfred to come closer and stand back to back with him.
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But do stand back and admire the the people who thought the world needed skull rings and temporary tattoos with their faces on them.
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Stand back and admire this ridiculously delicious monster of a sandwich, because it's about to put you to sleep for a full 36 hours.
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Though Anna's tunnel vision killed her, it helped me stand back from my own narrow view for a more expansive look at my life.
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I watched two planted "guests" kill a host in a gunfight, then stand back as white-suited Delos attendants came to clean up the mess.
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He goes on TV to clarify Trump's statements, but for the most part, like Trump's campaign spokesperson Hope Hicks, he and his team stand back.
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" She continues, "I could say the grass is purple, and [if] some guy comes at me with 'Green, green, green,' you're like, 'Stand back, brother.
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RE: I think if you have to tell the facts, you have to speak truth to power and you cannot stand back and sit back.
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The Prescription Check test sees users stand back from their computer screen that displays the vision tests while reading instructions off the phone they're holding.
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The Italian state is being forced, in effect, to stand back while its better banks risk being poisoned by the weaknesses of its worse ones.
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"To the degree that the police can just stand back and let them throw their tantrum — all good as far as I'm concerned," he added.
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To stand back up, Google Clips needs to justify its price, the hassle of setting it up, and the fiddling between it and my phone.
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Her art is about faint colors and subliminal lines; to see it requires sustained looking and some moving around: Stand back, then move up close.
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"While running a business is very hard work, you need to take time out to stand back and enjoy what you have created," he commented.
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He went on TV to clarify Trump's statements, but for the most part, like Trump's campaign spokesperson Hope Hicks, he and his team stand back.
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"If it does look like we've got U.S. casualties, then I don't think Trump is going to just stand back and take that," he said.
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While the children yell "fidget spinner," hanging off it, almost pulling the actual thing apart, their parents stand back and film the spectacle on their phones.
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If you stand back and survey what is happening, you see that we're not expediting our 5G wireless leadership, we're making choices that slow us down.
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"[W]e've said the time has come that we have to alter the field and not just stand back and wait for opponents to probe us."
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Prince played keyboards on Nicks' "Stand Back," and sent her an in-progress demo of "Purple Rain," sans title, and asked her to write some lyrics.
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As we reported ... Ashton took the stand back in May, going in front of the jury on behalf of his slain friend and providing crucial testimony.
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ImpatienceThe success or failure of a business is often based on timing — knowing when to leap and when to stand back, analyze and consider your options.
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"When we stand back and we don't challenge the executive, we get what we get, which is a weakened legislative branch and an empowered executive," said Sen.
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And as we see the final few weeks out, surrounded by debris from the bin fire still happening around us, you really do have to stand back.
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In the first snap, the birthday boys stand back-to-back and smile for the camera, while in the second photo, they show off silly facial expressions.
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"I'm, for one, not going to stand back when someone is advocating a global depression," he told reporters, arguing Trump's proposal would start a devastating trade war.
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"Stand back, don't become part of it, de-escalate," said George Newhouse, a lawyer for the National Justice Project, relating some of the advice his colleagues offer.
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But if you stand back from the market 10 to 43 feet from a chart, it looks like a straight line from bottom left to part right.
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Now, South Korea's allies must decide whether to stand back and allow Moon to pursue his policies of reconciliation, or put the screws back on to Pyongyang.
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Removing loopholes from the tax code is the virtual equivalent of pulling the plug out of the bottom of the bathtub – stand back, and watch it drain.
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His son was killed by a car bomb in Iraq in 2004, after he ordered his unit to stand back and went to check the vehicle himself.
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I can't protect her from every Jack-in-the-box moment, but I can show her how to stand back up when it knocks her off her feet.
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Or, having slapped Mr Assad on the wrist and warned the Russians that he cannot act with impunity, will America continue to stand back from the peace negotiations?
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The idea is then to stand back a bit and ask whether what is happening in this race is really so different from the politics of other countries.
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Those who come to the South Korean side stand back and gaze with curiosity across the plaza to catch a glimpse of their reclusive neighbors to the north.
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But then you stand back and go if I press that button does it get me to where I want to go and does it take me backwards?
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And it's just harder for all of us to stand back and say, what happens when millions of people are doing this, and what are the hidden costs?
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As policymakers stand back to witness the impacts of tax reform on the American economy, the dark days of the Great Recession seem to be in the rearview mirror.
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To make Foreman come unhinged, to reduce an audience or a nation to haters sputtering with anger, to incite something, and then stand back and watch people reveal themselves.
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Yet stand back and you can see how much of the Ralph Lauren equestrian fantasia is built around sporting kit hardly more inherently glamorous than, say, a mechanic's coveralls.
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Obviously a speaker is all about sound, but sometimes you can't help but stand back and admire the design of a particular device, like the Soundcore Model Zero speaker.
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When you lower down, your pelvic floor opens, and when you stand back up, it activates, so you're actually preparing your body for the pushing in labor in that moment.
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If Democrats remained unified—as Republicans did during the first Obamacare fight—they could simply stand back and ask why conservatives were allowing millions of people to lose their insurance.
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The US has the opportunity to be an instrumental voice in what is prescribed in South East Asia, yet, for the flimsiest of reasons, may be forced to stand back.
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He would stand back, lifting his hands in a posture of self-defense and say in the most measured tone he could muster that he would protect himself if necessary.
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If we try to reach them they will rupture; instead we stand back and observe our play spaces for what they are: allowances for childlike wonder, illusions of infinite potentiality.
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"Photos are usually taken from some distance away, and when you stand back from the entrance you see little tiny round things on the roof of the ballpark," he said.
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Then, you just stand back and think about the critical role you're playing in history while you wait for your piping hot freedom 'za to be delivered to you in line.
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The musical icon was able to stand back up and finish the song, but she later revealed that the wardrobe malfunction had put her in serious danger of a head injury.
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Auditors would have to complete a "stand back requirement" to consider all of the evidence obtained from a client's management, whether corroborative or contradictory, when they draw conclusions on going concern.
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"It takes me that long to get it just right, layering the different decorations, adding and taking away things until I can stand back and say, 'Yes, that's it,'" she says.
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As Lawler broke free and made space to stand back and swing a flurry of blows to the body, dos Anjos clipped him with a short elbow that sent him stumbling.
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So Ridgid's new task light, which looks like a floating buoy, features a rounded, weighted base ensuring that even if it does get knocked over, it will automatically stand back up again.
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We broke the story, the 30-year-old former Timberwolves player essentially stole a Mercedes from a West Hollywood valet stand back in December and took it on a 6 hour joyride.
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Stand back to inspect the plot and you'll realize just how heavily it relies on coincidence, with a large proportion of the suspects and their relatives being linked to the medical practice.
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If so, then prepare to stand back and marvel, because from here on out, the acceleration pedal of dronetech progress / promulgation will, for the foreseeable future, be pressed to the proverbial metal.
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Yet, one can't help but stand back in awe at a company whose results show the complete lack of teeth of existing antitrust law, whether here in America or anywhere else globally.
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"It's dangerous for the regulator to stand back and let quite a lot of independents go bankrupt because there's a risk you form an oligopoly in the provision of research," he said.
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While Nurmagomedov might be unable to pass if he gets stuck in Ferguson's guard, he is unlikely to simply stand up and let Ferguson stand back up as Rafael dos Anjos did.
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"[It is] incumbent upon the FCC and all of my colleagues to stand back, figure out what's in this record before us and get to the bottom of these stolen identities," said Rosenworcel.
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Heineken, which noted the deal should boost its profit margins, said it would assist CR Beer to monitor the quality of its Heineken products, marketing efforts and pricing but would otherwise stand back.
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But as one of those demands is that same-sex marriage be legalized, Sinn Fein is now likely to stand back and let the British government legislate instead, a senior DUP politician said.
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Did the prison commandant Kaing Guek Eav, known as Duch, personally beat him until he was out of breath, or did Duch stand back and laugh as he watched, as some witnesses testified?
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The shift to learning from home still gives children the chance to develop autonomy, practice empathy and use their skills — particularly when parents set up structures, then stand back to let kids shine.
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What really happens in Vegas is that, if you stand back just far enough and squint your eyes a little, you can get a sense of what's on the mind of the tech industry.
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Greeting him first, three of his four children—Jacques Jr., who was almost 29; Richard, 27; and Jennifer, 23—ran to him, defying orders from officers who had advised the crowd to stand back.
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CHARLES LANE, OPINION WRITER, "WASHINGTON POST": When you stand back and look at this, what strikes you is that the entire mess was, a, avoidable, and, b, entirely of the president&aposs own making.
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No other song can take you from pre-drinks, to mid-club come up, to make-out session, followed by an all night one night stand back at the Playa De Palma hotel block.
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"Although not a member of our organization, we are not going to stand back and allow drug dealers and criminals to target republicans," the IRA spokesman said in a prepared statement to the BBC.
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When talking to constituents, Mr. Cornegy, who has a master's degree in organizational leadership, has learned to stand back at least three feet to make it easier for people to look up at him.
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What a terrible burden of guilt he has placed on our military, which was ordered to stand back on the actions against the Kurds, with whom it has stood shoulder to shoulder for years.
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It's ironic that in its attempt to stand back and let public figures speak freely, Facebook now finds itself having to define who qualifies as a politician, and which politicians aren't granted the exemption.
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Whether Republicans should assist this process by attacking him or just stand back and watch him burn is unclear -- but some moderate Republicans believe that the more spectacular the inferno is, the better for them.
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It's what gave a reeling nation a solid foundation to stand back upon, to remind us of why this country is great, or why this country is worth fighting for, and you are ignoring them.
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"I will not stand back as a leader of this party, believing in this nation that all are created equal, that that stands or continues to stand and have any role with us," McCarthy said.
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"At some point you have to stand back and challenge this and say, 'This goes beyond the line of what we're comfortable with and adopt that for moral reasons,'" Brin said in a 2010 interview.
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One of the album's other singles, "Edge of Seventeen" would become one of Nicks signature songs, along with "If Anyone Falls" and the synth-driven dance track "Stand Back" from her 1983 album The Wild Heart.
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"Although not a member of our organisation, we are not going to stand back and allow drug dealers and criminals to target republicans," a Continuity IRA spokesman said in a statement sent to the BBC yesterday.
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But unlike countless other robots that require a human's assistance to get back on their feet after a fall, SpotMini can use its articulated arm to right itself, and its nimble legs to stand back up.
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"If you cannot call out bigotry, if you cannot call out racism, xenophobia, if you can't call it out and you stand back and you're silent around it you're enabling it to grow," he said Tuesday.
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At first, Mr. Reedie told his fellow WADA officials to stand back and see if the global media picked up the story, according to several people at WADA who were not authorized to speak to reporters.
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"What I'm not prepared to do ... is stand back and watch Scotland driven off a hard Brexit cliff edge because the consequences in lost jobs, lost investment and lower living standards are too serious," she said.
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"I called him out and said, 'Look, early on you said you were not going to take positions on bills, you were just going to stand back and enforce the rules and the law,'" said Barragán.
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The greatest danger to liberty comes not only from the zealots who set fire to reason but also from the craven government firefighters who prefer to stand back and indifferently watch the fire burn itself out.
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"My number one thing about being tall is when my body becomes a measuring stick," actress Mackenzie Davis tells me, over the phone, describing her reaction when men will ask to stand back-to-back with her.
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One would hope that, after all the years fantasizing about curves, I'd be able to finally stand back in this little box of introspection to appreciate the ones hormones and a recent surgery have bestowed upon me.
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Some trading firms and brokers plan to stand back and watch the initial action, but others are wading in cautiously into a product that allows the first regulated two-way trade where bitcoin can actually be shorted.
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One thing I do, especially with the older kids, I'll say, "Instead of you sitting on my lap, let's stand back to back with our arms folded" — I learned this at one of my Santa Claus schools.
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"Stand Back," the first single from "The Wild Heart," was inspired by Prince's "Little Red Corvette," which Nicks heard on the radio while driving with Kim Anderson to San Ysidro Ranch, in Santa Barbara, for their honeymoon.
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To prove its point, the Mail got various lumpen middle-aged couples to stand back to back in a photography studio and share their stories of how only nailing once a week is actually really great, actually.
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The wives, sisters and children of people held hostage by Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards said the world must not stand back and allow Iran to imprison and torture people over no charges or false charges related to espionage.
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And when she lights the gunpowder to create her explosive paintings, she doesn't drop a lit match on it and duck; she uses an electrical match with long wire leads that let her stand back from the blast.
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But now, instead, he has chosen to stand back watching Russia ally itself with a known war criminal, Bashar Assad, as the Assad regime allies itself with the Iranian government in conjunction with Hezbollah and other Shiite militias.
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If the international community continues to stand back and ignore his crimes, they are sending a message to despots and autocrats the world over: not only will brutal regimes be tolerated, but their perpetrators may even be celebrated.
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While deterring people from deliberately jumping in front of trains is hard, subway officials long ago sought to avoid accidents by installing yellow strips with a knobby surface that are supposed to deliver a tactile warning: Stand back.
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They could lead this Tobacco Captain across one of his own fields that were now covered in unexploded bombs, stand back, and watch to see which of his limbs blew out first as though lightning had struck a tree.
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She could run a minority government, she could try to cajole the parties back to the table to create a majority government, or she could stand back and wait for the president to call for a new round of elections.
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Terpstra said the performer then made the student stand back to back with him and told her to "get closer, like cheek to cheek" before instructing her to put her hand on his thigh while he did a card trick.
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When a judge hears a case for fraud against Trump University in the coming weeks, or rules against his administration's policies when he is in office, he must stand back (self-restraint that proved beyond him when he was a candidate).
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With circuit breakers in place and a rolling downward movement for all global capital markets similar to what happened during Brexit, it's understandable for investors to stand back for a moment and ask what this means for their own portfolio strategy.
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The MUD has called for a peaceful national protest demonstration for this Wednesday, dubbed "The Takeover of Venezuela," indicating that it won't stand back with folded arms in the face of attempts to impose a de facto dictatorship in Venezuela.
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Mr. Catsimatidis purchased the three-block parcel on which his buildings now stand back in the early 2000s, but he had already been investing in real estate for years, at first so he could ensure permanent homes for his supermarkets.
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We, like the rest of the world, kind of stand back and watch the progress of the Special Counsel's team, and I have complete faith in Director Mueller and the great folks that he's assembled to get that work done.
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Those nights at the helm playing live for the first times had inspired me to dig in... my goal wasn't to create a body of work but it's like painting: eventually you stand back and realize you've got something going on.
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However, in this case it seems that whichever god is running the show is perhaps too impatient to let men sort things out for themselves, and is ultimately content to stand back and let the devil have his way with the lot.
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While it's sometimes difficult for people to take a stand-back view of a tumultuous event, it's probably the case that while the moves in gold and crude oil were certainly large, they were by no means signs of a panicked market.
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Juppe, a moderate who failed to win his party's primary for last year's presidential elections despite leading opinion polls, said he would stand back and watch the rightwing Wauquiez's next steps, especially his policy on Europe ahead of EU elections in 2019.
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But I stand back and witness it unencumbered, refusing to let it wash over me like a tide, utilizing the full capacity of my mind's faculties to try and comprehend as I click from article to article, each more unbelievable than the last.
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" Asked how Ford's autonomous car would be accepted by the public, Fields said, "When you stand back and you think about the societal, the safety, the environmental and the economic benefits, I think people are going to warm to it very quickly.
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The company, last seen at the academy two years ago with "Hakanaï," a dance piece performed in a digital cube, will invite visitors to touch, walk on, dance with and sometimes just stand back and ponder its works arrayed in the Fishman Space.
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Roger Ebert, in his review of the film, questioned the integrity of the musical itself: If you stand back from the importance of "Rent" as a cultural artifact and a statement about AIDS, does it stand on its own as a musical?
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"The international community will stand back and say not much has happened, but if you look at domestic agendas —both for Kim and for President Trump — actually a limited amount of progress would be success," said Richard Fenning, CEO of Control Risks, a consultancy.
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When I show up at MSNBC, they put some crazy foundation syrup in a plastic bottle attached to a hose, ask everyone to stand back, and spray my head as if the makeup artist were the last line of defense against reactor 103 at Chernobyl.
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"At some point you have to stand back and challenge this and say, this goes beyond the line of what we're comfortable with, and adopt that for moral reasons," said Sergey Brin, a Google co-founder, in an interview with Der Spiegel at the time.
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Whether it was a strategic decision or a mental misfire to stand back in this bout, he didn't benefit from any sort of pressure on Garbrandt and where that would hide some of his defensive flaws, out in the open they were served up on a platter.
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Whether or not cultural barriers prevent Democrats from making headway there—and Conor Lamb's victory in Pennsylvania, rooted in opposing cuts to Social Security and Medicare, gives cause for hope—the party can no longer afford to stand back and let Republicans sell themselves as rural populists.
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"You stand back here and they throw a big fish and you say, 'Time out, I don't want to catch this fish,' but you've just got to do it," said Ryan Hébert (pronounced AY-bear), 36, who has worked just more than a year with the company.
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The imposing gloom of the earlier movie is replaced by a breezier attitude: if the world around you, or the nation next to you, seems just too hot and too complex to handle, try throwing a load of military muscle at the problem, and stand back.
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"To those people who believe they still need to defend Zuma and have benefited from a close relationship with the Guptas, I appeal to them now to stand back," Barbara Hogan, a former minister of public enterprises under Mr. Zuma, said in call to a radio station.
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Or they can be boldly assertive: You'll have to stand back to take in the full somatic force of "Penumbra" (1970), nearly 23 feet across, in which halos of North America and the Eurasian landmass glow in a spray-painted field of violet, navy and hunter green.
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But May cannot expect the Commission, which prides itself on being the "guardian of the treaties", to stand back while EU law is bent out of shape by national leaders, who in any case also fear a sweet deal for London could start unravelling the union.
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I'm here today because so many of the people I let down, people close to me, supporters, colleagues, people I've never even met, told me to stand back up and that despite all of my faults they still believed in me and they were still counting on me.
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"Inspections will creep into being a bit more risk-averse unless we explicitly train them to get a more sophisticated understanding of the balance between benefits and risk, and stand back, and say 'It's O.K. to have some risk of children falling over and bashing into things,'" she said.
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To some policymakers, the absence of price pressures means the Fed should stand back, wait for wages to gain steam, and give workers a chance to make up ground lost due to the 2007-2009 financial crisis and its aftermath even at the risk of faster inflation in the future.
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Hartnell's First Doctor was an amoral, grumpy, capricious figure whose main role was to incompetently ferry his companions — although at that point, they didn't have an official title; eventually they would become assistants, and later companions — to various times and planets, and then stand back while they got things done.
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"The philosophy of this administration is that the government should just stand back and let industry have its way and focus on profitability without any focus on the health consequences," said Congressman Dan Kildee, a Democrat who represents Flint and knows all too what what a water crisis looks like.
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"I think in this year he's here to do exactly what he's doing and he's doing it absolutely brilliantly, and I can only stand back and applaud what he did yesterday," said Team Ineos principal Dave Brailsford, the man behind the British outfit's six Tour titles in the last seven years.
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His team, the Frenchy Phenoms, have worked out an unbeatable strategy: Give this monster of a tween the ball, and stand back and watch as he casually wrecks the shit out of anyone brave enough to come between him and the basket—which, by the way, is only eight feet high.
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Rowling is clearly in the middle of juggling eight or nine plot points at once, as she loves to do, and it seems somewhat futile to do anything more than stand back and let her at it, until we finally have a coherent 10-hour film that we can judge as a whole.
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And then, when we understand that rare risk -- let's take those risks and line them up and stand back as a team and say: Based on this set of risks and the range of outcomes that could come on these key numbers in our spreadsheet, what do we need to believe as a team to take this risk?
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I've tried my very best to live a life of my own making, and not just a series of events that happened to me, but one that I could stand back and look at and recognize my handwriting all over — sometimes messy and scrawling, sometimes careful and precise — but one that I had carved with my own hand.
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I've tried my very best to live a life of my own making, and not just a series of events that happened to me, but one I can stand back and look at, and recognize my handwriting all over, sometimes messy and scrawling, sometimes careful and precise, but one that I've carved with my own hand.
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I've tried my very best to live a life of my own making, not just a series of events that happened to me, but one that I could stand back and look at and recognize my handwriting all over, sometimes messy and scrawling, sometimes careful and precise, but one that I carved with my own hand.
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Billy Gallagher In the book, Gallagher illustrates the personality of Spiegel as a frat brother, someone who would stand back, solo cup in hand, and watch pledges push each other in shopping carts; someone who would ask those some pledges to help him with his startup; someone who later took Taylor Swift as his date to Snapchat's New Year's Eve party.
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"I've tried my very best to live a life of my own making, and not just a series of events that happened to me, but one that I could stand back and look at and recognize my handwriting all over — sometimes messy and scrawling, sometimes careful and precise — but one that I had carved with my own hand," she said.
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In the 2009 novel "The Anthologist," Nicholson Baker describes how the clearing of space around a poem exacts a promise of a high-wire act, and I sometimes think of it when staring down an empty page, because the (intentional) portentousness makes me laugh and take myself ever so slightly less seriously: Rumble, rumble, stand back now, this is going to be good.
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Now that the Federal Communications Commission has voted to repeal the Obama administration's Title II internet regulation and the dialogue is a little less clouded with catastrophist rhetoric, we should stand back and consider what this decision actually achieved, what the likely impact is, and what policy makers can do now to bring some much needed certainty to internet markets.
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" Her running mate, Tim Kaine, also hit Pence over the remark, telling supporters at a campaign event in Ann Arbor, Michigan, on Tuesday, "If you cannot call out bigotry, if you cannot call out racism, xenophobia, anti -- if you can't call it out and you stand back and you're silent about it, you're enabling it to grow, you're enabling it to become more powerful.
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Those rules have never applied to companies like Comcast or Time Warner before The most recent salvo came on Thursday, when seven of the most powerful cable lobbying groups in the country signed onto a joint letter recommending any policy from the FCC be consistent with the FTC's approach, which has basically been to stand back and impose meager fines on anyone who does anything really egregious.
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Nicks, the first woman to be inducted twice — she was already in as a member of Fleetwood Mac — kicked off the ceremony with a rundown of her solo hits like "Stand Back" and "Edge of Seventeen," and was joined by Don Henley for "Leather and Lace" and by Harry Styles for "Stop Dragging My Heart Around," taking on Tom Petty's vocals while strumming a Telecaster.
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As we all stand back worrying about why Kanye West was hanging out with Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, people are leaving their last messages to family, friends, loved ones and anyone that will listen to their plea.
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