He has also been the steadiest Mets starter this year.
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Sex and rationality are, of course, not the steadiest of companions.
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Mr. Trump's mercantilism is among his oldest and steadiest public positions.
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My kolache guy cracked about having the steadiest job in town.
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Yet sometimes, the simplest answer offers the steadiest path to seeking clarity.
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One way is to find the companies with the steadiest and strongest trajectories.
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They did so on a daily basis in the gentlest and steadiest of fashions.
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He was determined as the most spaced out, having the steadiest heart rate of the candidates left.
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Moore had been the Rays' steadiest pitcher during their 3-23 stretch, the worst in franchise history.
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It's no secret Taylor Swift and Kanye West haven't had the steadiest of relationships through the years.
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Prior to the housing bust, Las Vegas had some of the steadiest population growth in the country.
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Unfortunately, that adorable stumble is the steadiest Kevin will be in the episode, from toddlerhood to adulthood.
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Not even the steadiest grip can prevent vibration, whether you're standing still or chasing after your subject.
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For much of 1.10753, the types of stocks seen as the safest and steadiest have led the way.
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Thomas was the steadiest cyclist from the start and remained the strongest in the Alps and the Pyrenees.
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For a player best known for his volatility, he was at his steadiest when the club needed it most.
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Accounting is one of the steadiest fields of study if you're hoping to land a job, according to CareerCast.
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EPH created EPIF by carving out its steadiest businesses that have long-term contracts and stable revenue and profits.
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Why it matters: The labor market — largely viewed as the steadiest part of the economy — appears to remain intact.
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CAMPAIGN 2016 Again with the hands: Yep, The Donald brought them up once again saying he's got the steadiest ones.
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Barack Obama's term in the Oval Office has been one of the steadiest periods of economic improvement in recent U.S. history.
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The Solo Challenges that unlock after Opening Games is finished are perhaps the steadiest and most reliable source of Coins available.
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Whether a sign of boredom or resentment or both, Mr. Bieber's 100-mile stare was the steadiest feature of his performance here.
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A former secretary of state portraying herself as the steadiest, most experienced candidate to lead the United States and the world, Mrs.
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But experts see real potential for growth in an area that gets some of the strongest and steadiest sunshine in the world.
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An average 3-point decline is rather remarkable for a President whose approval rating has been one of the steadiest on record.
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The steadiest adult presence in Moonee's world is Bobby (Willem Dafoe, never better), who runs (but does not own) the Magic Castle.
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He was among the last remaining competitors and had the steadiest heart rate of them all, making him the most spaced-out.
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One of the steadiest trends in American politics is the decline of "swing voting", or changing the party one supports in presidential elections.
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It's important to stress here that I've been using the X2130D as a handheld portable camera, and I'm far from the steadiest photographer.
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He has emerged as one of the steadiest options in the Nationals bullpen and has a 2.05 ERA over his last 24 games.
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The three combined to win 20 of 35 points races this season, while Logano has two victories but had the steadiest playoff run.
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Democrats face an uphill battle in 250: An incumbent president with one of the strongest economies and steadiest Republican approval ratings in decades.
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For most of his 74 years, Ali's presence was the steadiest, most reliable assurance that we were all alive, aware and alert to possibility.
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Warren has been the steadiest candidate in this race -- on message to a fault, comfortable in her own skin, charismatic -- for the last several months.
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But when I asked Jessica Stern, who'd been one of Jesse's steadiest and most vocal champions, whether she trusts him, she took a long pause.
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Behind him, Asdrubal Cabrera, the Mets' steadiest hitter this season, smacked a key two-run double in the fifth inning against Brewers starter Zach Davies.
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"The slowest and steadiest of the cloud kings," VMware is a good pick for investors concerned that the other cloud plays are too volatile, Cramer said.
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One of the steadiest rumors is a rough one: the next iPhone will have a square camera bump that's roughly the size of a silver dollar.
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But now the founders of Boosted Boards, which makes the steadiest and safest-feeling electric skateboards, are bringing their rugged hardware expertise to the scooter world.
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Dodgers 8, Mets 2 LOS ANGELES — In a Mets season defined by unanticipated pitching woes, Zack Wheeler was the steadiest starter over the first two months.
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While it is one of the steadiest performers of the index and scores good points in all categories, it never reaches the top three in any.
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Smith, who arrived at the storage facility later that afternoon, told me that he had skipped coffee that day—he needed to have the steadiest of hands.
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Having beaten Djokovic twice this year, Bautista Agut, one of the steadiest players on Tour, will enter that battle in good heart, and with plenty of support.
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Goldman Sachs says some of the strongest and steadiest growers in the stock market have plunged during the coronavirus-linked sell-off of the past three weeks.
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Of the many new writers that sprang into notice with the advent of the post-war period, Scott Fitzgerald has remained the steadiest performer and the most entertaining.
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It suggested, as the rest of the forum confirmed, that Mr. Lauer was steadiest handling issues familiar to anyone with a passing knowledge of the morning politics headlines.
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The model gives Matt Kuchar, the world's 21st-ranked player and one of the PGA Tour's steadiest golfers, an outside chance to try on the green jacket at 2.2%.
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One of the cabinet's steadiest, and most sober, performers, Mr. Hammond is nicknamed Spreadsheet Phil because of his reputation for approaching politics more as an accountant than a visionary.
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We call on our friend with the steadiest hand to do our cat-eye; they have a glam squad dying to pull out the ideas they've been saving all year.
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In the late 1960s and '70s, Mr. Shepp — a more well-known figure in jazz, and now a National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master — was Mr. Burrell's steadiest employer.
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The ground beneath us is always moving, shrugging us off — not with a violent tremor, but in the steadiest, most predictable way imaginable: by pushing away from us, traveling forward in time.
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He remains one of Trump's steadiest confidants in a White House marked by intra-office power struggles, and established himself early on as a main envoy to congressional Republicans on Obamacare repeal.
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What I had seen that day at the market was the steadiest grip, capable of holding its operations absolutely firm for a period as improbably lengthy as a sixtieth of a second.
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One of his steadiest collaborators, though, is Upritchard, whose crafty, domestic sculptures — otherworldly clay figures, strange bonelike weapons, lamps with pinched faces embedded in them — share a handmade quirkiness with her husband's designs.
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As a business matter, this might be a danger for TV. As Matt Rosoff explained last week in Business Insider, live coverage was supposed to be the industry's steadiest bulwark against the internet.
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For years, the $130 billion business selling aftermarket auto parts was one of the steadiest segments in retail, with mild cyclical fluctuations and slow trend of consolidation, MoffettNathanson analyst Greg Melich told CNBC.
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But Jesper Fast — one of the Rangers' steadiest forwards all season and an important force so far in this series — nudged the puck past Price at 15:56 while the Rangers were short-handed.
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Ivanov is at once the steadiest and the most mutable performer in Romanian cinema, a kind of Balkan J.K. Simmons, on hand to embody both the stoical and the sleazy aspects of modern bureaucratic manhood.
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Chapek has a reputation as a leader who gets things done, having overseen the business' steadiest profit grower, the parks division, and executing major expansions like the launch of Shanghai Disney and the Star Wars lands.
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They warned that the trade deal was a central pillar of the relationship between the United States and one of its steadiest allies in Asia, which is grappling with the threat of North Korea's nuclear weapons program.
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Whither the Chinese yuan Whatever kind of quick rapport Kim might have struck with Donald Trump, he was back in Beijing a week after their historic encounter to debrief his steadiest benefactor and champion, Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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Why it matters: After the past week's rapid-fire measures and countermeasures, Peru finds itself in new and uncertain political territory — bringing the specter of instability to what has been one of the steadiest economies in Latin America.
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But in truth, in all but the steadiest hands, too much heady stuff tends to gum up the works in films that are mainly meant to showcase cool stunts and improbable plot twists, which this film has in spades.
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Until last season, Gasol was one of the league's steadiest players since entering the NBA in 2001 as the third overall pick by the Atlanta Hawks, who then shipped him to the then-Vancouver Grizzlies in a draft-night swap.
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This ambitious project was supported by Finnish artists and has become one of the steadiest sources of income for the cultural center's workers who receive most of the percentage generated from the sales of the material produced in the workshops.
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By one standard — the market's average daily movement, measured against its trend for that year — stocks so far in 2017 are the steadiest they have been since 1965, when Lyndon B. Johnson was in the White House and the Rev.
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His work demands the steadiest of hands, and he needs to be fit to negotiate all those steps that separate his watchmaker's bench in the attic from his beloved collection of dozens of vintage, manually cranked lathes and milling machines in the basement.
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The unpredictable Yasiel Puig, the Cuban outfielder who was sent down to the minor leagues a year ago, settled into one of the steadiest seasons of his career while 22-year-old rookie Cody Bellinger exploded onto the scene with 39 home runs.
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And still, Bisping kept making some of the steadiest technical strides of any TUF champion; the Henderson rematch was a classic expression of the that Bisping has refined alongside Jason Parillo, the coach who's been in his corner throughout his current five-fight win streak.
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Migropolis looks at the causes and effects of many of the crisis issues cited above, but its real focus is Venice's ongoing role as both a desired destination and transit point for some of the steadiest, and seemingly most ceaseless, flows of migrants to be found anywhere in the world today.
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Landlocked Mongolia, which is among Pyongyang's steadiest allies but also has close ties with Seoul, canceled the registrations of all 14 North Korean vessels flying its flag, according to a report it submitted to the U.N. in July, even though sanctions compelled it to act on just one of them.
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Mr Kuchar is the second-steadiest player of the current millennium: according to EAGLE, our golf-forecasting system, his scores to par on each hole in major tournaments since 2001 have tended to cluster more closely around his own average (around one stroke above par per round) than anyone else's save for Jim Furyk among players with at least 2,000 major holes played.
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Champaka who had his education at Richmond College, Galle is widely regarded as one of the steadiest bowlers ever produced by Sri Lanka.
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In 1801, Muir married Mary Elizabeth Alexowina Bender in Montreal. The couple would eventually have ten children. Muir was promoted to Captain in 1804. In 1811, the regiment, noted by Major-General Isaac Brock as being one of the steadiest units available in Canada, was sent to Upper Canada.
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Gaines was devoted to his staff, and fostered an environment of humor and loyalty. This he accomplished through various means, notably the "Mad trips." Each year, Gaines would pay for the magazine's staff and its steadiest contributors to fly to an international locale. The first vacation, to Haiti, set the tone.
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"Tamron Announces the Development of the AF18-270mm Di II VC Ultra High Power Zoom Lens" 30 July 2008, Tamron press release. Retrieved 5 August 2008The Ultimate All-In-One Zoom: Longest, Steadiest Lens on Earth. Tamron AF18-270mm f/3.5-6.3 Di II VC LD Aspherical [IF] MACRO brochure.
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By the early 1950s, the industrial growth in Shawinigan was such that the city offered the steadiest employment and the highest wages in Quebec. Due to this advantageous position, Shawinigan became a hot bed for organized labor and bargaining power. The rise of its working class also favored the presence of numerous independently-owned taverns.
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Brevoort "1950s" in Gilbert (2008), p. 71: "In November [1958], Marines in Battle ended in favor of a revival of Journey into Mystery, one of Martin Goodman's steadiest mystery titles, which returned to the schedule after an absence of just over a year." Xemnu, a huge, furry alien monster first appeared in Journey Into Mystery #62 (Nov. 1960).
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Grant E. "Gene" Riegle (June 3, 1928 – October 17, 2011) was an American harness racing driver and trainer. He was inducted into the Harness Racing Hall of Fame in 1992.Harness Racing; Western Hanover Appears to Be the Steadiest Shot Riegle started his harness racing career in 1950.Ohioan Riegle seeks no repeat of harness history.
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Ironically, the railroad's steadiest profits came from carrying the cement and steel products necessary to build the interstate highways. The Duryea railyard declined as I-81 finally came to Scranton and airline travel began to compete with railroads on the few products that needed to be shipped faster than by truck. By the start of the 21st century, Duryea yard was mostly unused.
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Youngblood played in the NFL for twelve seasons. He became the Rams' starting left-side linebacker during the 1976 season. Youngblood was part of one of the steadiest linebacking corps in the NFL, with Jack Reynolds in the middle and Isiah Robertson and Bob Brudzinski patrolling the right side. Youngblood had a nose for the football, recording 14 career interceptions and returning four touchdowns, two in the 1979 season.
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5, July 1962, p. 87. S. E. Cotts calls the book "a well-deserved tribute to one of science fiction's steadiest and most well-rounded contributors," and the title story "one of my favorites," noting that "[i]ts subject, about a safari into the past, has been successfully tackled by other writers, but this version has solid merit."Cotts, S. E. "The Spectroscope" in Amazing Stories, v. 37, no.
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He also noted that Fiasco "boldly expand[ed] the parameters of mainstream hip- hop". Sarah Godfrey of The Washington Post hailed the album as a "masterpiece of responsible rap". Darryl Sterdan of Jam! called the album "one of the sharpest and smartest hip-hop discs" of 2006, while Andy Kellman of AllMusic argued that "Food and Liquor just might be the steadiest and most compelling rap album of 2006".
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Yet he felt there was something "undefined about the record." However, in three contemporary reviews Record World, Cashbox, and Billboard were full of praise for the album. Record World called Stills "one of the steadiest performers on the rock circuit" and said the "result of the album was stupendous". Cashbox said Stills' "keyboard, guitars and vocals were brilliant" and the songs were "among the best he's ever written".
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The name "Traymore" came from the hotel's steadiest customer, "Uncle Al Harvey", a rich Marylander who had named his estate "Traymore" after his home town in Ireland. The first hotel was rather flimsy, as it was destroyed by a severe winter storm on January 10, 1884. It was quickly rebuilt and enlarged. When rebuilt, the owners made the hotel stronger and more modern, adding indoor plumbing and bathrooms.
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He was the > steadiest of engineers, the most painstaking and the most imaginative. In > all of his sessions, he never did the same thing twice, making small > adjustments in mike placement and balances to accord with his sense of the > sonic requirements of the piece being played. Among Wilkinson's favourite recordings was Britten's War Requiem. This was recorded in January 1963 at one of Wilkinson's favourite venues, Kingsway Hall, with Culshaw as the producer.
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The Minotaurs were poor sailors, never exceeding a speed under sail of about with all sail set and a favourable wind. They were, in spite of the number of masts they exhibited, the most sluggish of all British ironclads under sail. They were regarded as good sea-boats, and were considered to be among the steadiest ships in the battle-fleet. They were slow in manoeuvre under hand-steering, but were regarded as good after steam steering was fitted.
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In 1811 the Portuguese formation underwent its first major action at the Battle of Albuera, Hamilton's division acting as a ready reserve and being called into the height of the battle to reinforce the Allied centre. Hamilton's forces had in fact been drawn into the fight on the left of the Allied line and took some time to be extracted. In the aftermath of the battle, Hamilton's troops were the steadiest and freshest available and immediately returned to the ultimately unsuccessful Second Siege of Badajoz.
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Although Weinman is now best remembered as a medalist, when he once was introduced as such he vehemently denied being one and said that he was an architectural sculptor. His steadiest income was derived from the sale of small bronze reproductions of his larger works, such as Descending Night, originally commissioned for the Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.Descending Night Metropolitan Museum of Art, acc. no. 1994.501 Weinman was a member of the National Sculpture Society and served as its president from 1927 to 1930.
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Throughout his 12-year career Rory Sparrow was known as one of the steadiest guards in the NBA. He had his best years with the Atlanta Hawks and the New York Knicks in the early 1980s, then went on to become a charter member of the expansion Miami Heat. In addition to his on-court success, Sparrow earned equal recognition for his tireless efforts in the community. In 1987 he was one of eight charitable athletes honored by Sports Illustrated as co-Sportsman of the Year.
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Buddy Baker is bored living with his parents. He goes to the big-city apartment of older brother Alan, who works for their father's artificial-fruit company but never lets business interfere with a good time. A confirmed bachelor, Alan is all too willing to teach his younger brother a few tricks, improve his wardrobe, even introduce him to Peggy, a girl with an apartment upstairs. Alan's steadiest companion is Connie, but even she's running out of patience with his lack of interest in settling down.
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Germiston Steam and Diesel Running Sheds (2nd section) by Les Pivnic. Caption 2. (Accessed on 7 April 2017) In his report for 1892, Stephens compared the hauling power of the 7th Class to that of older locomotives working between Port Elizabeth and Cradock on the Midland System as 22 to 14. Their even distribution of weight and flexibility rendered them very easy on the permanent way, while the crews declared them to be the steadiest engines they had yet had on the System, in spite of their height.
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I had the best drop shot anybody ever had, but she could not only get up to it but was so fast that often she could score a placement off it." Her rivals Molla Mallory and Helen Wills also both noted that Lenglen excelled at extending rallies and could take control of points with defensive shots. Although Lenglen built her game around control rather than power, she had the ability to hit powerful shots. In particular, Mallory praised the power behind her defensive shots, saying, "She is just the steadiest player that ever was.
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Flores's government was characterized by its close alignment with United States policies. El Salvador was one of the steadiest allies of the U.S. government in the region. Three undertakings during his term best exemplify Flores's commitment to close US-Salvadoran relations: First, Flores authorized the deployment of Salvadoran troops to Iraq in support of U.S. forces. Second, during his term a successful free-trade agreement was negotiated between the United States and the Central American region, with the late addition of the Dominican Republic to the roster of participating nations; this agreement was ratified recently by most of the region's countries as well as the U.S. Congress.
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" However, Kathleen McKane Godfree has said that Lenglen denied this exchange. Lenglen claimed that she merely said "thank you" to Mallory and coughed very suggestively behind an uplifted hand. This was to remind Mallory that she – Lenglen – had indeed had whooping cough in their New York match the previous year. The two played for the last time that summer in Nice, France with Lenglen winning 6–0, 6–0. This completed the head-to-head rivalry between the players, with Lenglen winning their first match at the 1921 World Hard Court Championships 6–3, 6–2, after which Mallory said about Lenglen, "She is just the steadiest player that ever was.
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The rate of deceleration and foot pounds of force applied to each brake is dependent upon where the brake is located. Upper and lower surface flaps positioned along the wings provide the steadiest braking curve (comparing force applied against deceleration rate), but the flaps are subjected to greater stresses at theoretically higher speeds. Spoilers on the wings experience less force, but cannot slow down the aircraft at higher speeds. Brake plates mounted on the fuselage of an aircraft experience much more force applied per square inch but they can also reduce the speed of the aircraft far more effectively at higher speeds when used with some form of wing-mounted assisting brake.
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According to the Illuminated Chronicle, during the flight from the battlefield, Ernye saved the life of king Béla IV by handing over his full-strength horse. Ernye then proceeded to fight against the pursuing Mongols to hold them back while Béla IV and his escort fled to Pressburg (Pozsony; today Bratislava, Slovakia). Although he was seriously injured while defending the king's retreat, he managed to recover and followed his king into exile at Klis Fortress, where he spied for his lord at the enemy's camp. After the withdrawal of the Mongols in 1242, Ernye became one of the steadiest and most reliable advocates of Béla IV during the subsequent rebuilding and structural reorganization of the Kingdom of Hungary.
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Howard was described as the steadiest player on the team that season by coach Fisher. During the season, Howard purchased a million-dollar disability insurance policy approved by the NCAA under the Exceptional Student Athlete Disability Insurance Program available to student-athletes who are projected to be chosen high in the NBA, National Football League (NFL), and Major League Baseball drafts. In the semifinals of the 1993 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament against Kentucky, Howard contributed on offense and held Jamal Mashburn in check defensively; Mashburn did not make a field goal in the last 12:36 of regulation. Sportswriter Jay Mariotti wrote that Howard had done "a terrific defensive job" in guarding Mashburn.
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In June 1984, Giesler rejected an offer to play for the Michigan Panthers in the United States Football League (USFL) for a reported $900,000 over three years. During the 1984 season, Giesler played on the best pass-blocking line in the NFL, and Dolphins' coach Don Shula rated Giesler as "his steadiest offensive lineman." In 1986, Giesler missed the first six games of the season after undergoing knee surgery and then injured the knee again late in the season, limiting his playing time to a career-low seven games during the 1986 NFL season. Giesler considered retiring prior to the 1988 season and conducted a two-month holdout before signing a two-year contract with the Dolphins for a reported $657,500.
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Sedgwick wrote of him as "an excellent naturalist, an incomparable and most philosophical palaeontologist, and one of the steadiest and quickest workmen that ever undertook the arrangement of a museum" (Life and Letters of Sedgwick, ii. 194). Together they prepared the important and now classic work entitled A Synopsis of the Classification of the British Palaeozoic Rocks, with a Systematic Description of the British Palaeozoic Fossils in the Geological Museum of the University of Cambridge (1855). Meanwhile, McCoy in 1850 had been appointed professor of geology in Queen's College, Belfast. McCoy's examination of fossil material preserving the teeth of Thylacoleo, an extinct carnivore, saw him enter the debate on the apparent absence of large predators in Australia's mammalian fauna; McCoy sided with Richard Owen's interpretation of his new species as representing a "marsupial lion".
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The episode received an approval rating of 100% on the review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes based on 10 reviews. The website's critial consensus is, "'Paean to the People' demonstrates all that Homeland does best, delivering intelligent closure to the season's overarching plot while fleshing out the terrible cost of victory for Carrie Mathison." The A.V. Clubs Scott Von Doviak gave the episode a "B+" grade, concluding that it was "a mostly satisfying end to a bounce-back season", and that the "first twenty-five minutes or so is executed almost flawlessly, though, with the series’ steadiest hand, Lesli Linka Glatter, at the helm". Ben Travers of IndieWire's rated the finale "A", writing "Homeland delivered a cliffhanger ending without sacrificing closure in a finale that sets up an intriguing end-run".
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Foord, Opposition, pp.262-4, Greenwood Press, 1964 After months of negotiations an opposition programme was agreed with Dashwood and Talbot remaining among Frederick's steadiest adherents and supporters until his death in 1751.Foord, Opposition, pp.265, Greenwood Press, 1964 Talbot was among those who coalesced with Frederick's agent Bubb Dodington and was promised a place in a future administration as master of the jewel office.TALBOT, History of Parliament Online Talbot remained an opponent of subsequent Whig administrations including that of the Duke of Newcastle which he objected to on constitutional principles and not out of want for office.Kemp, Dashwood, p.45, Macmillan, 1967 At the accession of George III in 1760, Talbot acted as Lord High Steward of the new monarch's coronation and was summarily appointed to the Privy Council in 1761.
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The Middle-Earth Album is the fifth studio album by American progressive rock band Glass Hammer, released on June 15, 2001. It is the band's second album based on J.R.R. Tolkien's novel The Lord of the Rings, after their 1993 debut album Journey of the Dunadan, and their second release not to be a concept album, after 1998's On to Evermore. It is the first album to feature singer Susie Bogdanowicz after she joined as band member, and as such the first album to feature the band's longest and steadiest line-up, which would last until their tenth studio album, 2007's Culture of Ascent. The Middle-Earth Album was jokingly marketed as a live album recorded during a performance at The Prancing Pony, a fictional inn in Bree in Lord of the Rings.
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In 1998, Glass Hammer released their third studio album, On to Evermore, which saw Moore acting as main lead vocalist. It was followed two years later by Chronometree, another concept album following a young man who becomes convinced that aliens are trying to communicate with him through his albums. Guest Brad Marler provided lead vocals for the album. Susie Bogdanowicz, who had provided backing vocals on Chronometree, joined the band as a full-time member, while Moore stopped acting as drummer, acting solely as singer on studio works, and also as guitarist in concerts; this would go on to become Glass Hammer's longest and steadiest line-up, which would be featured on the next four albums, the first being The Middle-Earth Album in 2001, their second album based on Lord of the Rings after Journey of the Dunadan.
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Critical Condition responded well to Bloodrage, comparing it to Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer, and writing it "oozes the atmosphere of the sleazy 70's and is bound to upset even the steadiest of stomachs, not because it is overly bloody (it's not) but because of the matter-of-fact way that director Joseph Bigwood (actually Joseph Zito using a pseudonym) treats the material and characters. While the storyline is of the basic 'serial killer murders prostitutes' formula, the acting and situations seem so natural and unhampered by not having a big budget (this is an extremely low budget effort) that it makes the killings all the more horrendous" and "I doubt that you'll find a more disturbing foray into the mind of a mass murderer". While Fantastic Movie Musings and Ramblings commended the film's interesting ideas and "disjointed narrative structure" that "occasionally forces you to figure out certain details on your own" it found that it was hampered by numerous filler scenes, and was not as disturbing as it aspired to be.
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