Picture a straightened out version of a conventional rotary motor.
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"I want this party to be straightened out," Kasich said.
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Ashley still hadn't been able to get it straightened out.
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" He added: "She was more interested in getting that straightened out.
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They finally got it straightened out and then they abandoned the project.
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Vicente said he's beaten his drug habit and straightened out his life.
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Retail prices may continue to climb until supply kinks are straightened out.
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We don't like what's happening, and hopefully it will get straightened out.
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In my case, these furry cartoon fantasies got straightened out relatively quickly.
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Dr. Perez Pantoja called the pharmacy and straightened out the prescription issue.
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Let's hope they get this straightened out, for all of our sakes.
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I had straightened out much of what felt so wrong that night.
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It made me get a lot of things straightened out in my head.
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But hopefully it will all get straightened out during today's live press briefing.
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Such groups, like super PACs, need to be "straightened out," Mr. Trump said.
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" CNBC: Trump says he expects trade gap with Japan to be "straightened out rapidly.
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But then, when I started taking pictures, he straightened out and became very proper.
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If the boys straightened out ideologically, Gilani reportedly said, he could guarantee their safety.
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Even as I have refocused and straightened out my life, things aren't always going smoothly.
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Maybe, Cordner hoped, this was all a big misunderstanding and everything would be straightened out.
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I shall take a little trip to Florida after I get things straightened out here.
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We're almost a quarter of the way through his starts, so we need that straightened out.
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He even offered to drive to Los Angeles "right now," to get that script straightened out.
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I think he (Rouhani) is going to want to meet and get their situation straightened out.
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We have a very corrupt media, and I hope they can get their acts straightened out.
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Now that we have all that straightened out, here's a suggestion: binge the 2001 series first.
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We are being admitted to the hospital for observation and we're hoping her balance gets straightened out!
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And I … said to her, 'You better get this thing straightened out because you don't want any problems.
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Earlier this week, Hoyer said Democrats may refuse to seat the Republican until the situation is straightened out.
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The youngest, Marianne, had finally straightened out enough to hold a job at an animal shelter near Burlington.
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Getting it straightened out with the IRS may take a while, but you can start matters without delay.
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When she resisted, Sandusky allegedly told her they needed "to talk to get things straightened out," the complaint states.
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"It's a pretty unpleasant experience to come in the meeting and not have your numbers straightened out," he says.
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Arizona State thought its defensive deficiencies were straightened out with impressive wins over Washington and Utah in consecutive weeks.
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A gorgeous woman that I figured I could hit on and two kids who needed to be straightened out.
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One could also make out that the body had been straightened out, with the arms folded over the chest.
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James straightened their hair, but he also inadvertently straightened out their lives and what was happening in the world.
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The Asana flotation is going to be big news, so let's get all our facts and figures straightened out.
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" Hendricks said, "I was just trying to run a fastball in there that kind of straightened out on me.
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So until this issue is straightened out, you might want to just play it safe with boring old Starbucks.
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I did about seven years of it, and when I got out, I had to get my life straightened out.
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It straightened out the geometry of each of my shots, reducing the subtle fisheye effect of the wide Pixel lens.
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"We want to get that straightened out very quickly," Trump said at a meeting with Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc.
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Your daily schedule will also be way more straightened out, which means your witchy powers will be sharper than ever!
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She added that it took time to help homeless people get their papers straightened out and arrange for government assistance.
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It's hardly a guarantee, Mayo said, but if the nation's third-largest bank gets a few things straightened out, it's possible.
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"I don't think I got that completely straightened out until middle school," Reddit user 2OQuestions, who posted the confession above, continued.
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While there may be underlying issues causing the stress, iCalmDog can help soothe your pupper until you get things straightened out.
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It was set to expire at the end of 2018, providing enough time for officials to get the budget straightened out.
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I think people get very rich running PACs, but we're going to try and get that straightened out because it's crazy.
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Or you can say, 'Hey, I'm going to give you a day and see if we can get things straightened out.
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I'm sure I'll talk with him this week and we'll get things straightened out, and we'll see where to go from here.
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He said he was shocked when he heard about last week's attack, but he waited for the facts to be straightened out.
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And, of course, we know the housing industry is very strong, as the Fed finally got straightened out and caught interest rates.
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"Certainly, we want to get stuff straightened out... but right now its a real tough sell to a hurting agriculture industry," he said.
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"We have a tremendous trade imbalance, but we're going to get that straightened out," he said before meeting Ms. Merkel on Saturday morning.
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We're proud of who we are, so we want to get the situation straightened out in Charlottesville, and we want to study it.
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Speaking with CNBC, he stressed that SoftBank has straightened out foreseeable issues with its Vision Fund portfolio, making sure companies audited financials properly.
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And if we ever get Iowa totally straightened out, the Democrats will have allocated nearly 2 percent of the delegates to the convention.
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But moments later, Polanco straightened out a Greinke slider, and it landed inside the pole for his first home run of the season.
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You are most welcome in the U.S. Perhaps we could even meet here at Camp David when you have straightened out your affairs.
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He is eager to see what else he can do, especially now that an anti-anxiety prescription has straightened out his stage fright.
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"Certainly, we want to get stuff straightened out... but right now it's a real tough sell to a hurting agriculture industry," he said.
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We're proud of who we are, So we want to get the situation straightened out in Charlottesville, and we want to study it.
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They then straightened out the fibers, installed them all, ran them through the attic, trimmed them, and finally repainted the ceiling around the holes.
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Then, to top it all, she got pregnant and I was given a second go at fatherhood, and soon I got myself straightened out.
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In the song, Beyonce is acknowledging more than just a straightened-out coif, rather, the baggage many African American women have faced for centuries.
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And I say to Ted, and as a Republican I say it, because I think it's very important, you gotta get it straightened out.
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But don't worry, she's just like the rest of us: she also has a tangled ball of headphones that will never, ever get straightened out.
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The issue was straightened out Tuesday, but his flight arrived too late for his possible participation the 23-22 loss to the Toronto Blue Jays.
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Once the UK Border Agency found him a foster home, things straightened out a bit: he went to school, learnt English and took up swimming.
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By the time the physical interconnect battles are all straightened out, the wires themselves might have become superfluous and wireless streaming might have taken over.
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"I want to talk to him and let him know that he is forgiven and that he's going to get his life straightened out now."
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"I want to talk to him and let him know that he is forgiven and that he's going to get his life straightened out now."
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Well, thank you for your service, and President Trump needs a little help on Capitol Hill if he wants to get everything straightened out down there.
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Before this grinning girl was a straightened out actress, she was just a wired kid living the good life as Hollywood royalty in Los Angeles, California.
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When the BBC IT guys eventually straightened out the bizarre issues in the control room, Edwards apologized for the "technical problems" and got on with the show.
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Whatever the cause of this state of affairs, it should be out of the question to actually expand these deployments, at least until this is straightened out.
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First, he says Iran is going to want to "get this situation straightened out" before adding he doesn't actually know that, he just sort of senses it.
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Our first thing is we sure as heck are not going to testify unless it&aposs all straightened out, unless we learned the basis of that Russian investigation.
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"I'm so glad we straightened out our mess because it wasn't pretty," the former governor said in October at the Beyond Fest in Los Angeles, according to SlashFilm.
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We've got a lot of them straightened out, but we do have -- we really do -- a rigged system in this country, and we have to change it. Terrible.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said Monday he expects to get the trade gap with Japan "straightened out rapidly," adding that announcements on that could come as soon as August.
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The reality star explained that he and Olympios, 24, had a two-hour dinner during which they discussed the incident and straightened out what happened from their own perspectives.
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The Royals now go to New York for a four-game series with the Yankees, and the priority for Kansas City is to get its starting rotation straightened out.
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White House officials say that was a blunder, and that the process of reviewing executive orders has been straightened out by Reince Priebus, the White House chief of staff.
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And, if so, was that the clincher, or did you need the revealer at 65A, which (once you have straightened out those pesky down entries we mention above) is ELVES?
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"My guess is it will take some time to get this straightened out by professionals and that in the end the media will interpret it as an 'unresolved dispute,'" he said.
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It said, you know, "We're not going to wait until the fiscal policy gets straightened out," and in the case of 2008-09, it never really fully got what was required.
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They never sent me a debit card so I couldn't set up online banking and the people I called said I needed to stop into a branch to get everything straightened out.
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"I'll give you the conclusion: We all feel pretty good that we've got everything kind of straightened out and we're setting the agenda," he told The Washington Post shortly after taking the job.
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Armstrong: No, I think M&A will continue to be part of the future, but my guess is that M&A will slow down until we get this strategy and structure really straightened out.
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As we reported ... he's also in the midst of a child support war and could be flirting with jail time if he doesn't get it straightened out Either way ... fantasy owners should adjust accordingly.
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WATTERS: You are turning all around, because these abuses keep stacking up on the democrat side when they were in office, and it might not look too good once we get everything straightened out.
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The game started out with sloppy play by both teams but Auburn got straightened out first, going on a 16-0 run as the Lobos went 7 minutes, 11 seconds without a field goal.
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While you're in settings, take a few minutes to get your privacy and security situation straightened out Of course, smartphones like the Pixel 2 come with Gboard installed as the default, saving you the hassle
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These kinds of ideas sound good in a stump speech, but as the president has repeatedly discovered, the nation's affairs are far too complex to be straightened out by his sound bite style of governance.
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" FROM COINAGE: See Where 6 Stars Were Before They Were Famous The 30 Rock star told his young daughter that she needed her "ass straightened out" and that she had "humiliated [him] for the last time.
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" Trump had indicated during his Japan trip this week that there will be trade announcements between the two sides "probably in August," and that the trade gap between the two countries could be "straightened out rapidly.
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"Ambiguity is always a bad thing, so of course it would be good to get this straightened out," said Mr. Himes, who, like Mr. Van Hollen, pointedly noted that he was not contemplating a presidential run.
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For most girls growing up in the '40s, the most important degree was not your B.A., but your M.R.S." — On the advice she received from her mother, Celia Bader "Reproductive choice has to be straightened out.
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On Golf The Muirfield Golf Club took advantage of a mulligan, and, in its second vote in 10 months, straightened out enough of its wayward members to surpass the two-thirds majority needed to admit women.
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For instance, they straightened out a lot of grim hooey about the teen-suicide myth "blue whale game," and they have provided facts about the Burzynski Clinic, a theoretical treatment for cancer operating out of Houston.
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Again, you're thinking back to November 13 as Mercury connects with Saturn on November 30—finally, all the delays and miscommunications from the retrograde are being straightened out, and some solid plans can be put in place.
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If Equifax's negligent security practices provably caused your credit card to be spoofed and your identity stolen, and you had to pay $4,500 to get that straightened out, small claims would be a good place to start.
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"So we want to get the situation straightened out in Charlottesville and we want to study it and we want to see what we're doing wrong as a country, where things like this can happen," he said.
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"I'll give you the conclusion: We all feel pretty good that we've got everything kind of straightened out and we're setting the agenda," Giuliani told The Washington Post after his initial foray into the Michael Cohen saga.
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"I say to Ted, as a Republican because I think it's very important, you gotta get it straightened out," Trump said, urging Cruz to seek a "declaratory judgment" from a judge so there's no doubt about his eligibility.
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" In a speech at a foreign policy conference in Moscow, Putin said "during my recent telephone conversation with Mr. Donald Trump, our opinions coincided that the current, unsatisfactory state of Russia-US relations, undoubtedly must be straightened out.
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As far back as the third century BCE, the philosopher Xunzi argued that humanity was like "crooked timber" and that an individual's character flaws needed to be scraped away or straightened out in the pursuit of social harmony.
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But if that's not the case, hopefully things will be straightened out by the release of the 2018 iPhone — and by then hopefully we'll all be able to walk around aimlessly looking at the world filtered through our iPhone screens.
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Finally, the pace begins to pick up as Mercury ends its retrograde on November 20; between then and when Mercury clears its post-retrograde shadow on December 7, conversations and plans that were delayed or confused will finally be straightened out.
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But it would be very useful in terms of allowing the transition team to focus on Clinton's early policy agenda, get a jump start on working with Congress, and address sub-Cabinet issues that often take months to get straightened out.
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It matters that a president pick good managers for key posts, for example: John Koskinen who managed the Y2K potential crisis at the beginning of the century, or Jeff Zients who straightened out the screwed up roll-out of Obamacare.
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"I'll give you the conclusion: We all feel pretty good that we've got everything kind of straightened out and we're setting the agenda," Giuliani, who recently joined Trump's legal team, told the Post shortly after he met with Trump on Sunday.
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Luckily, provided you don't behave irrationally, everything will get straightened out by the middle of the month — which is when the Studio Museum in Harlem opens Fictions, a group show featuring artists who are harnessing the power of storytelling in their work.
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Ehlers, Jets get straightened out in win over Canucks WINNIPEG, Manitoba — Moments after he almost scored on his own team, Winnipeg Jets left winger Nikolaj Ehlers found the correct goal and gave one of the NHL's hottest home teams some welcome insurance.
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Agata, the other students, and I swam out to a deep slope off the coast of Amed, Bali, and I bobbed nervously on the surface and watched as Agata let down a rope that straightened out with the help of a lead weight.
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With a new app built to scan your prints, eliminate any glare you'd get from taking a picture of them, and keep them all straightened out in digital form, Google's latest mobile app is good news for anyone with a bunch of packed Fotomat envelopes.
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We love our country, we love our God, we love our flag, we're proud of our country, we're proud of who we are, so we want to get this situation straightened out in Charlottesville, and we want to study it and we want to see what we're doing wrong as a country where things like this can happen.
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Granted, there's still plenty of good tunes to be found, but Sherburne's argument that "house music [...] has been whitewashed and straightened out in its latest wave of mainstreaming" is one to consider, especially considering the underground's bold strides in representing the cultural communities and socio-political interests that were responsible for birthing house and techno in the first place.
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As we stroll around the streets, water clopping around our heels, it quickly becomes clear that that declaration at the heart of "Big" is entirely accurate; this rain-soaked scene belongs to Fontaines D.C. That debut album Dogrel, due 12 April on Partisan Records, is at turns ferocious and flowery, loud and lyrical, straightened out by a decidedly poetic backbone.
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