"Warming up in the cold and the fog, and having to stop and start, stop and start," Chamblee said.
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So, you have to sort of stop and start and stop and start every time you're in a transition. Exactly.
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" Added her mother: "They would stop and start yelling and encouraging her.
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Wednesday's pact followed more than two years of stop-and-start negotiations.
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Where does the line between work life and social life stop and start?
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This in turn will allow them to stop and start Oikawa's custom compositions.
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But "What Remains" has a stop-and-start quality that interrupts its flow.
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But each time, it was frenzied, frantic stop-and-start; shuddering; extreme; delightful.
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Reality: With normal chemical rockets, you can't just stop and start up again.
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They will follow curving roads, change lanes, pass through intersections, and stop and start.
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Mining companies have had to stop and start operations repeatedly over the past week.
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It was a real stop-and-start, a depository for a bunch of spare parts.
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"It's start, stop and start again," Karl Edler, a veteran Northeast Corridor engineer, told me.
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If you have to stop and start again, it will be that much more difficult.
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That vision, which has had stop-and-start degrees of success, has also changed over time.
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I think everyone should pay something, otherwise they will just stop and start courses for years.
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He did not have to endure stop-and-start rounds that took upward of five hours.
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We ought to stop and start over and go step by step to concentrate on fixing the problem.
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In a world where every business has its own books, payments tend to stop and start between different ledgers.
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The drivers for my Uber and Lyft rides tended to stop and start more forcefully than the Zoox vehicle.
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But when you take your guitar to the Bedford stop and start strumming, people can give you money directly.
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On "2 Points," which opens with blaring horns that stop and start like traffic, he's a stern trash talker.
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"Some extrusion plants that are easy to stop and start have chosen to temporarily shut production," said a Hydro spokesman.
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Sensors and cameras tell the EZ10 bus when to stop and start, how fast to go and in which direction.
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After a run through the bobbing, stop-and-start melody, Ms. Horn traded improvisations with the tenor saxophonist Stacy Dillard.
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In cities, where so much driving is stop and start, incomplete diesel combustion produces pollution that is devastating for human health.
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The result will be stop and start fiscal policy and a Fed that might have to hike and then reverse course.
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We can almost speak to them and sing along and stop and start and do whatever we want as a band.
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But after another long, stop-and-start day, a few minutes before midnight, the Senate voted unanimously to pass the bill.
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This recording screen has some similarities to TikTok, as you can stop and start recording, reshoot the various parts and add music.
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Fans had scooped up the available season tickets in about the time required to drive crosstown on the stop-and-start freeways.
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A brief exchange of digital ads over Social Security followed a day later, but the conflict has been mostly stop-and-start.
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That doesn't necessarily happen quickly, as our recent story about Twitter's stop-and-start efforts to measure and encourage "healthy conversation" underscores.
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Because now you can stop and start, you can watch it three times, you can screengrab and share it and be on Reddit.
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LF Matt Holliday was 1-for-4 with a double in his second straight start in what was a stop-and-start series.
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The panel included the stop and start buttons to control the engines that would lower and raise the vehicle for the lunar surface.
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Flanagan has made an intelligent, engaging supernatural story in which the tension doesn't mount so much as stop and start, and occasionally sputter.
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She might interrupt her own songs with electronic noises, or stop and start her musicians over and over, mimicking an old-school bandleader.
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Occasional bugs still pop up, but compared to the stop-and-start experience it delivered even a year ago, that's a big improvement.
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That's why we have the seamless battle system in there, because without it the game would have to stop and start all the time.
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"The beauty of photography is that you can stop and start if there's slippage," says Day of keeping the models in their skimpy suits.
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"I had one in my studio, and we would stop and start it to make the reactions between Judith and Bluebeard clearer," he said.
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"I'd stop and start having panic attacks and pull over to the side of the road and just wait for that to subside," he recalls.
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After eight years of stop-and-start monkey business, Fox might've been wise to pull the plug entirely and abandon the Planet of the Apes.
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Users have to stop and start scrolling precisely to get a whole post in view, and it takes longer to move between pieces of content.
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After years of stop-and-start construction, the structure covers one of Mr. Wicker's three bedroom windows, which used to look out on Steinway Street.
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Mr. Rodríguez-Lopez's guitar riffs stop and start, churn and flail; Cedric Bixler-Zavala sings salvos of polysyllabic lyrics, flinging dystopian imagery in all directions.
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After years of stop-and-start progress on an organization-wide rebuild, the Houston Astros, led by a core of young stars, are firing on all cylinders.
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There's even an interval mode, in which the Fitbit pulses on your wrist to tell you when to stop and start an activity; I really liked this.
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Nameless bureaucrats should not have the only say in this process, and Minnesota cannot afford to stop and start development based on whomever occupies the White House.
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The twenty-two minutes that air on television are culled from many hours of stop-and-start taping in front of a group of restless human beings.
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The remote could stop and start a nearby Sonos speaker, as well as control any Philips lightbulb in the vicinity, including one located in a room opposite us.
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Of the three, "Poppin Shit," produced by Baltimore's Pyrexturnmeup, stood out the most for its stripped down beat and Izzy's switches from double-time to stop-and-start flows.
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After a stop-and-start year of delays, Londoners will at last be able to board a night-time Tube service beginning in the early hours of August 20th.
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The idea for the core of the story, a society of disaster preppers who have the ability to stop and start earthquakes, that came to me from a dream.
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Mantia said mass start was something casual spectators might enjoy more than the other long-track events, which unfold in stop-and-start increments and often can be anticlimactic.
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Imagine that you had to get out of your car and do a push-up at every stop: That is the effort required to stop and start a bicycle.
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"I do think it's hard to measure, but there's a clear cost in productivity when you're on this stop-and-start" that comes from continued short-term funding bills.
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They may require tests that mimic their own particular driving conditions, for instance more highway driving in the United States, compared with more stop-and-start city driving in Japan.
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Valeo, a supplier of driving sensors, automated parking technology and engine stop-and-start devices that cut emissions, has positioned itself to benefit from progressive vehicle electrification and driving autonomy.
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The dancers — the freshest are Patricia Hoffbauer and Keith Sabado — are allowed to redirect spacing or stop and start movement phrases, which explore the dynamics of simple runs, hops and balances.
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Neither team was able develop any traction offensively in a stop-and-start second period, with the best chance being Taylor Hall's semi-breakaway at 8:06 that Greiss knocked away.
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When it was first presented "Bluebeard" astonished and angered many spectators, who were disturbed by Bausch's stop-and-start use of the score and her relentless depiction of male-female violence.
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You can hear it in the freeway sounds bookending the album, in the haze of the synths, and in the stop-and-start rhythms that build and shift like traffic patterns.
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The driver of the Caritas Elementary School bus told police he saw a man approach the bus stop and start slashing at people, holding a knife in both hands, the broadcaster said.
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This viewer was grateful to share in the performers' joy in their dancing, intrigued by the framing of rhythm and desire, but frustrated by the bits-and-pieces, stop-and-start structure.
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He wrote that the stop-and-start rhythm was meant to reflect the "jumps and changes" he experienced in high school, compared with the one room/one teacher structure of elementary school.
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The most plausible story behind the twelve cryptic letters that line the manège and indicate where movements stop and start is that they mark where German princes liked their underlings to stand.
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IPOs are historically a stop-and-start market and it is not unusual for companies and their advisers to miss the boat in terms of timing, or to have over-inflated price expectations.
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A decent year on a 50-ish win New York team was followed by an immense destabilization that put the Knicks into a stop-and-start rebuild that continues to this very day.
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Narcolepsy is a chronic sleep disorder with overwhelming daytime drowsiness and sudden attacks of sleep, while obstructive sleep apnea is a potentially serious sleep disorder that can cause breathing to repeatedly stop and start.
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Well, it certainly isn't helping—orange farmers, especially in California, have been seeing some oddly-messy, split-up green oranges due to the stop-and-start nature of water in the state these days.
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The idea is kind of clever — you select your recipe, and simply add ingredients to the bowl / drink mixer / container until the scale pings your phone to stop, and start adding the next ingredient.
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Nevada's first female United States senator, Catherine Cortez Masto, hailed the E.R.A. vote while pointing to the stop-and-start, "bittersweet progress" of gender equality that still leaves women well short of the goal.
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Although I am proud to boast that, once again, I neither burned my rental car's clutch nor stalled while dealing with a stick shift in stop-and-start traffic on the steep mountain grades.
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Individual scenes may tell a story, or a character may get a story arc in an episode, but for the most part, stories stop and start because the episode has to be a certain length.
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Defense hawks received $165 billion more for the Pentagon, which they said had been hamstrung not only by a shortage of money, but by the stop-and-start process that had made forecasting and planning impossible.
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Ankle/FootAvoid These: box jumps, burpeesDo These Instead: balancing exercisesAnything that forces you to stop and start repeatedly, such as basketball or sprinting, is going to aggravate your injury, but Lingor says distance running may be fine.
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It's Javier who can't stand the stop-and-start quality of the talk around the dining table and has to act out his displeasure, huffily getting up and making a performance of his dishwashing at the sink.
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NASA and Bigelow Mission managers on the ground had to stop and start the expansion of the module multiple times when they got unexpected pressure readings as they introduced air from the Space Station into the new habitat.
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The larger, concave button in the middle controls all of the stop-and-start functions for most activities, while the small button in the corner will send a text with your location, preprogrammed through the Pebble mobile app.
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The agreement signed in Doha, Qatar, which followed more than a year of stop-and-start negotiations and conspicuously excluded the American-backed Afghanistan government, is not a final peace deal, is filled with ambiguity, and could still unravel.
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The stop-and-start nature of the new president's first 24 hours reflected his management style, both in his business empire and in the campaign, which went through four shake-ups as aides fell into and out of favor.
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Image: Google Finally, there is Debugger, a piece that Ramji is particularly fond of because it reminds him of tools in the 90s, when could stop and start an application to see where issues were happening with your compute resources.
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That said, there are times when I'll hear a song, and it's clear there is some Spazz influence: stop and start fastcore with a breakdown, two or three vocalists, and a weird sample at the beginning and end of the track.
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"There's a stop-and-start nature to progressive organizations that is a real hindrance," said Alexander Hertel-Fernandez, a Columbia University political scientist and author of State Capture, a 2019 book that examines the influence of ALEC and other conservative groups.
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It took 14 years and many stop-and-start cycles to get from page to screen, and the story of Joan Castleman — a woman for whom the burden of playing second fiddle finally got too heavy — is particularly resonant in this climate.
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But the special's stop-and-start approach may have sparked some warm feelings among TV viewers old enough to remember the weekly "The Wonderful World of Disney" broadcasts, which often presented treasures from the studio's vault in truncated versions, broken up by commercials.
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But Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley made her job far harder by insisting on switching from senator to senator every five minutes—created a jarring effect where Mitchell had to stop and start, making it difficult to follow her line of questioning.
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Reading through the NYPL's digital archive makes it clear that the progress of the civil rights movement — even in allowing African Americans to publicly acknowledge the discrimination they were suffering — was stop-and-start right through to the Civil Rights Act itself.
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Even as someone whose professional brand is deeply invested in loving Iceage, it took me years to embrace this collection of contemptuous blurts and songs that seemed to stop and start of their own accord or by some pagan chaos majik I wasn't privy to.
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The movie has severe story problems — in that the first and second acts are filled with stop-and-start momentum that keeps stumbling just when it's getting going — as well as one of the better big action climaxes you'll see in a theater this year.
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It is a flawed program in many ways (the Atlantic's Robinson Meyer has an accounting in this great piece), and even when it's working as intended, it is a torturously slow, stop-and-start accretion of incremental gains, each one the result of a vicious battle.
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The mirror, when in filming mode, has a couple of touch-screen buttons that remind me of an iPad, which my artist taps to stop and start the recording to ask me if I think the shade of the foundation is right, or if I want more concealer.
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Adrianne: That is definitely a good point, and I think some traffic will always be that, but right now publishers are optimizing for that world, and I think some of them will stop and start optimizing for the audience of 1000 loyalists over 100 million absent-minded clickers.
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Well then, you have only to imagine Liberace, hands, mouth, penis now here, now there, no sooner here than there, no sooner there than here again, starting something only to stop and start something else instead, and you will have a pretty accurate picture of the Drunken Medley.
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He is still nonverbal (unless you count his easy laugh), but in the past year, Cindy says, he has shown signs of purposeful movement, an important developmental milestone, by using a head-motion-activated assistive-communication device to stop and start videos at his school for the visually impaired.
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But you can stop and start exercises with the Charge 2, and you can't do that at all with Fitbit Alta HR. The Fitbit Alta HR will automatically recognize if you go for a run, but it's not something you can control, and it doesn't display a timer during your activities.
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Kattar would follow Moicano around the cage and then Moicano would stop and start checking Kattar's hands, showing him feinted jabs and straights, and then as Moicano threw a kick from this close range you could almost see in Kattar's face the disappointment that he had been suckered once again.
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The punk sensibility created a musical license that extended to (or at least tolerated) weird non-punk outfits like Pere Ubu and MX. Zappa was also not a real influence on MX but we were grouped with him because of a mutual free-wheeling attitude, lyrical freedom and stop-and-start compositions.
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Though it's been a bummer to fans who had gotten used to seeing the pitching equivalent of Barry Bonds, Kershaw's stop-and-start year has been in keeping with a weird one out in L.A. The Dodgers of recent vintage have been star-stuffed teams with only two possible outcomes: World Series titles or underperformance.
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What makes Travesties so fun is how it merrily mixes and remixes all of these elements and others, trying to replicate the hiccuping stop-and-start of our unreliable memories, while also examining whether the, well, earnest ideologies of Leninism and Dadaism and art for art's sake could lead to living a good life.
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After an initial stop-and-start — Mr. Lynch indicated in 2015 that he would not resume the series because of a dispute over his contract (reportedly related to DVD and streaming revenue) — a deal was reached for 18 hours of new material, a striking departure from the normal rhythm of cable and streaming franchises.
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And no one in the Trump administration has acknowledged that the stop-and-start refugee resettlement of the past several months has caused several nonprofit organizations to have to lay off American workers — and that cutting the refugee program so drastically in 2018 will likely cause many more Americans at resettlement organizations to lose their jobs.
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It's the inevitable, stop-and-start uncertainty we would see from any couple in a relationship that's been dramatically reset: Jamie is still bothered by Frank and by missing the chance to raise his daughter, and Claire is bothered by Jamie's flippantly bringing his nephew, young Ian, into such dangerous work and lying to the boy's father about it.
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In this kind of stop-and-start recital, it can be difficult to create a bond with the audience, but the uniformly excellent singers — I heard the tenor Thomas Cooley, the mezzo Sasha Cooke, the baritone Nmon Ford and the soprano Jessica Rivera before rushing off to "unCHAMBERed" — created miniature dramas of exquisite musicality and depth.
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A recent Times article reports on details of the accord between the Taliban and the United States: The agreement signed in Doha, Qatar, which followed more than a year of stop-and-start negotiations and conspicuously excluded the American-backed Afghanistan government, is not a final peace deal, is filled with ambiguity, and could still unravel.
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They stop and start and are frequently interrupted by voice-over actors bragging at you about what J.D. Power and Associates said about a given truck's warranty, they are simultaneously over-coached and defined by willful checked-out dumbassery, there are too many rules and too many penalties and entirely too much legalistic fine-parsing going on given the candlepower of all involved.
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The idea of the imperfect reaching for the sublime is carried through two very different films, "Tlatelolco Clash" (2011) — in which a succession of anonymous men and women play portions of the Clash's "Should I Stay or Should I Go" (1982) in unsatisfying, stop-and-start snippets on a hand-pumped street organ, until the song finally emerges in its infectious entirety — and "Dammi i Colori" (2003), a sort of anti-travelogue of Sala's crumbling hometown of Tirana, narrated by its mayor, Edi Rama, who knows the artist from their schooldays.
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As soon as she was off the lift she girded up her skirts, and took off her sandals and set them on the crate along with the small bag that held everything else she owned now—her identity tabula and a few small toiletries—and then set out on the long stop-and-start trek through the docks, swerving around inattentive travelers when she could, the time display in her vision reassuring her, at least, that she still had plenty of time to reach her ship, which was, predictably, in the section of the docks farthest from where she'd entered.
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