All the White House had to do was step around him.
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Once broken, there's was nothing to do but step around the pieces.
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He even had to step around the body of a woman who had just died.
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He follows my every step around the house, so I don't miss anything he has to say.
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Taylor said companies that step around politics or are concerned with business will likely never tell you.
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Every time I took a step away or a step around the corner he was right there watching me.
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New York, New Jersey and Connecticut have passed laws that would allow their residents to step around the SALT cap.
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Grassley had to step around extra restaurant tables, chairs, booster seats and high chairs stored in the alcove by the back door.
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If you have privacy concerns about Google tracking your every step around the world, Trips is likely not the app for you.
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Curry had so much time he actually was able to dribble and step around the celebrating Bogut and, naturally, bury the shot.
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Step around the back and you find that the piece, entitled "Swallowed Sun (Monstrance and Volute)", in fact has an ugly black tail.
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I tried again to step around him, at a loss for words; he blocked my way again, looming over me, still with that smirk.
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He described their process as "extremely blunt"; as siblings, they can speak directly to each other about without having to step around an outside producer.
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If they get a hold of you and try to throw you it's okay, you just step around their leg and hit them in the body.
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Suarez's last goal may as well have been gift-wrapped by Neymar, who could have easily taken a step around the keeper for a tap-in.
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She repeated this step around 219 more times, over the course of about six hours, all that time spent either standing or hunched over on a high stool.
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And historically, euphemization has often been a pragmatic way to step around negative associations many may have with a policy, in a quest to do good while changing minds.
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Performing a deep drop away to make the opponent overextend is a favorite, and if he gets too close Rigondeaux will duck back into the clinch or side step around his man.
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Defenders are supposed to be taught that as they approach a quarterback, slow down a bit — approach at maximum speed and the quarterback will step around you, which is what Wilson did to Munnerlyn.
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There were sprinklings of his usual virtuosic bucket-getting—a drowsy first-quarter Euro-step around Westbrook occasioned some top-notch replay work from the TNT crew—but the other Rockets pitched in plenty.
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Other features include a Perspex crystal (for a vintage feel), a polished step case (the term for a case with a ridge or step around the crystal), a brushed finish, Helvetica typeface and curved lugs.
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Doing so could provide senators any easy step around a potentially thorny fight: The building's current eponym, Richard B. Russell, was a staunch segregationist who led the fight in the Senate against desegregation and the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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She chuckles—presumably at the inconvenience of having to step around such a roadblock while injured—but pauses for a moment to marvel at the endurance and core strength it'd take to move incrementally between contortions over the course of a whole day.
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When President Trump visited Britain in 2018 and met Queen Elizabeth II, he caused a social media stir by walking in front of the British monarch as they inspected her honor guard, forcing her to step around him — a breach of protocol.
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In order to get to Tyrus Wong's indelibly delicate pre-production watercolors of the movie Bambi, one has to step around (or over) Liz Young's unsettling corpse-like sculpture "Ghost" (2014) that evokes the prostrate bodies of America's too many victims of gun violence.
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During my first day on a boat on the Congo River, I'd embraced the unfamiliar: how to bend under the rail to fill my wash bucket from the river, where to step around the tethered goat in the dark and the best way to prepare a pot of grubs.
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These details feel especially arbitrary given that Sdoia and Jordan choose to step around the elephant that barged into the hospital rooms of just about every victim of the marathon bombing: a news media so hungry for feel-good copy that many patients were forced to recover from grievous wounds under a glaring and relentlessly opportunistic spotlight.
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The baby can > step around any thing by holding on to it, very much like Agnes. I must > bring my letter to close as I have no news to write. You must write soon and > say when you think you can come > > Your affectionate Wife > HARRIET NEWBY.
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Repeat the step on your opposite leg. # Shimmy: Shimmy your shoulders and step around in a box step. # Lasso: Offer your right hand, partner to take hand before and bring them around your body in 6 steps. # Samba Bounce: Bounce in to meet hands and then out again.
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Momus's Website, April 2002. Accessed March 22, 2015. The Gongs released their EP "7 Step" around this time. In June 2002, their debut album Rob Reich was released, and The Gongs started touring with the rest of American Patchwork, including artists such as Phiiliip, Super Madrigal Brothers, Rroland, and Momus himself.
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When Crouse's team descended, they saw Sharp again at the base of the Third Step around 11:00. By the time Crouse's expedition had descended to the Second Step, more than one hour later, they looked back to see that Sharp was above the Third Step, but was climbing very slowly and had only moved about .
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It is easy to implement in a GIS environment.Wang and Luo, 2005Wang, 2006: 80-95 In essence, the 2SFCA method measures spatial accessibility as a ratio of primary-care physicians to population, combining two steps: #it first assesses “physician availability” at the physicians' (supply) locations as the ratio of physicians to their surrounding population (i.e., within a threshold travel time from the physicians) #it sums up the ratios (i.e., physician availability derived in the first step) around (i.e.
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The UK's Dallerup and Cole's performance would be their last. After nine years as partners on and off the dance floor, they had split up amid tensions during 2004's first series of Strictly Come Dancing. They were reforming their dancing partnership for one last turn round the floor at the contest, the BBC's press office said on 4 July. 'Invited to represent the nation in the new Eurovision Dance Contest, Brendan and Camilla will have to sweep aside their angst and hot-step around a ballroom for their last dance,' the corporation's press office added.
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The woods here remain fairly open, although stinging nettles flourish here in wetter summers. Above approximately 3,200 feet (975 m), after the last wood road has been crossed and the land belongs to the state once again, the climb becomes more difficult. Not only does the slope becomes steeper and rockier, immature seedlings become denser in the forest understory, making it necessary to gently shove them away and duck underneath or step around them. Hikers who reach the 3,500-foot (1,067 m) cutoff elevation for High Peak status will find themselves at the base of the shale cliffs around the promontory.
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In Swedish, there has in the last two centuries been a marked difference between usage in Finland Swedish and in Sweden. In the Swedish of Sweden, the polite survived from earlier epochs, but had come to be considered somewhat careless, bullying or rude; instead, an intricate system had evolved in order to prudently step around pronouns almost completely. Parts of this system began to erode around the Second World War or so, but the essentials held up into the 1960s. As the 20th century progressed, Swedish-speakers increasingly came to find this circumlocutive system of addressing, with its innumerable ambiguities and opportunities for unintentional offence, as a nuisance.
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