But the Fed is the straw that stirs the drink, and tightening seems as sure to come in September.
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And yes, topics in this arena are becoming more political, with Colin Kaepernick being the straw that stirs the drink these days.
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Rihanna is a shooting star in the fashion world, and her NYFW shindig proved she is the straw that stirs the drink.
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For Houston, Harden has been not only the straw that stirs the drink but also the ice cubes, the glass, and the juice.
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But Warren -- especially in the early parts of the debate, when the most people were watching -- was the straw that stirs the drink in the debate.
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The straw that stirs the drink may not always be known, but the best franchises always have a way of putting change in motion at the right time.
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It reminds me of that Reggie Jackson quote, they're the straw that stirs the drink now in VC. The straw, I don't know if they'd see that as flattering, but maybe not.
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NeNe Leakes delivered a stern message to 'Real Housewives of Atlanta' stars bitching about her possible return to the show -- I'm the straw that stirs the drink and best get used to it.
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But credit is the oil that lubes the system, the straw that stirs the drink, and when the private system (not the central bank) fails to generate sufficient credit growth, then real economic growth stalls and even goes in reverse.
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Demi, to her credit, took to the show like a fish takes to water; she was easily the funniest person of her season and definitely, as Real Housewives Of New York star Sonja Morgan loves to say, the straw that stirs the drink.
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Boston College coach Jim Christian said "(Rathan-Mayes) is the best on-ball pressure defender in the ACC, the straw that stirs the drink for them," after the Seminoles held the Eagles to 38.8 percent shooting, forced 0003 turnovers and were able to get out on the break and score 104 points in the 32-point victory on Monday.
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Jackson was also about to become the focal point of the most turbulent year in Yankees history; before the 1977 season was even a month old, he was awash in the controversy from his infamous "I'm the straw that stirs the drink" comment to a writer from Sport magazine, a proclamation that fell predictably flat with those same players who'd stuffed Dock's locker full of cash.
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" The relationship between Jackson and his new teammates was strained due to an interview with SPORT magazine writer Robert Ward. During spring training at the Yankees' camp in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Jackson and Ward were having drinks at a nearby bar. Jackson's version of the story is that he noted that the Yankees had won the pennant the year before, but lost the World Series to the Reds, and suggested that they needed one thing more to win it all, and pointed out the various ingredients in his drink. Ward suggested that Jackson might be "the straw that stirs the drink.
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