DR. EVIL: Well, I got along swimmingly with Ben Carson.
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This party reunification thing is going just swimmingly, isn't it?
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But something tells us things aren't going to go swimmingly.
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All signs point to things going swimmingly between those two.
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His own bid had, by a certain standard, gone swimmingly.
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Chepe was in New York, and cocaine production was going swimmingly.
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From the looks of it, the two are getting on swimmingly.
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Well, we're happy to report that the exercise is going swimmingly.
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In some places in Twin Peaks, things are going just swimmingly.
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Of course, back home in Houston ... things are going less swimmingly.
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We're told so far, Scott's obliged and things have gone swimmingly.
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Not quite as swimmingly as the ads would have you believe.
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"If things were going really swimmingly, I'd hire more," he said.
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So for a while, it all seemed to be going swimmingly.
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Denver bet on winning with defense and it worked out swimmingly.
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ET on Animal Planet to see all of the swimmingly stunning details.
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Of course, if everything went swimmingly, Sony wouldn't have bankrolled a movie.
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But rest assured, both go swimmingly with a cold glass of milk.
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We follow a "you cook, I clean" method, which works out swimmingly.
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If diligent preparation guarantees success, Mr Trump's NATO visit should go swimmingly.
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Depending on the accounts, it may or may not have gone swimmingly.
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But, from an onlooker's perspective, things seem to be going pretty swimmingly.
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Things seem to be going swimmingly between Gigi Hadid and Zayn Malik.
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And according to the Mad Men alum, the sisters are getting along swimmingly.
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From the outside, everything at Marvel Studios appears to be going just swimmingly.
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According to her recent interview with Dan Wootton, the relationship is going swimmingly.
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Fingers crossed the changes go swimmingly and Etsy customers can continue transacting undisturbed.
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For the most part, our boys — ages 6 and 85033 — get along swimmingly.
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It all went swimmingly until it came time to deflate the dang thing.
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I be sending money to em, they mamas leave me alone, shit go swimmingly.
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Ivorian ministers give the impression that trade in west Africa should be going swimmingly.
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The plan is going swimmingly, until the owner bumps into Kimmy and Titus outside.
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The kids have playdates, and, clearly, it all looks like everything's going swimmingly. Literally.
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Everything's going swimmingly for a few weeks or months, and then suddenly, he's gone.
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AMC's A-List service, on the other hand, appears to be moving along swimmingly.
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All went swimmingly until she had a fight with her boyfriend on the telephone.
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So it's all going swimmingly for Catalan as Kirkman's inner circle begins to fracture.
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And doesn't it just seem like Jeffrey Garten and Barack Obama would get along swimmingly?
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It was all going swimmingly for the United Kingdom, actually, until James Corden showed up.
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We liked each other's work, got along swimmingly, and ended up hanging out that night.
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The pipeline software ran swimmingly for months, but then pressure in the pipeline gradually mounted.
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They've been dating for about 2 years now ... and things seem to be going swimmingly.
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Nonetheless, the White House continued to tell the American people that it was going swimmingly.
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" But his reasoning isn't what you think it'll be: "First, it seems like everything's going swimmingly.
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That&aposs going to be an easy process, no doubt, as it going to go swimmingly.
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While Zetsche's comments suggest the company's project is progressing nicely, all may not be going swimmingly.
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Off the K, I put in SKINFLICKS, and then the NW corner fell into place swimmingly.
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Things went swimmingly at first, principally because the American economy was humming in the late '223s.
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Things were going swimmingly, that is, up until Wardlaw's last comments to the government's lawyer, Lewis.
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The surgery went swimmingly: Turner's motor abilities weren't damaged, and doctors removed most of the tumor.
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President Trump is known for being really good at taking advice, so I'm sure everything went swimmingly.
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In fact, Trump has not only avoided provoking Beijing — he's gotten along swimmingly with the Chinese president.
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It was all going swimmingly and WWE made big bucks, even if it was a little gross.
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He also got along swimmingly with former President Barack Obama, and many dubbed their chummy relationship a bromance.
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Not swimmingly, after House Speaker Paul Ryan said he's "not ready" quite yet to back The Donald. Ouch.
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The couple has been dating (at least officially) since October, and their relationship appears to be going swimmingly.
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At first, things are going swimmingly for Naylor, as he demonstrates the watch's potential on Shark Lori Greiner.
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The other is the rising popularity of tequila and mezcal, agave spirits that get along swimmingly with pineapple.
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For many people, having their parents and their partner get along swimmingly is sort of a holy grail scenario.
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Milo Ventimiglia was having a swimmingly good time at a Golden Globes afterparty — until he fell into the pool!
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Working with friends is exhilarating when business is going swimmingly, but it can be hell when things go wrong.
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But it seems tensions have cooled since then, because the party went swimmingly according to pictures from the event.
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Everything seems pretty normal—Peter and the dog are getting along swimmingly—and Rachel is already smitten with him.
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However, there are fundamental differences that torpedoed Twitter and Periscope's sovereignty plan while working swimmingly for Facebook and Instagram.
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For the tweens (and one wolf) in these middle grade novels, life is going along swimmingly — until it isn't.
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Meir's stint in space is going swimmingly so far: She was part of the all-women spacewalk in October.
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InSight landed on Mars on November 26, and the NASA project has been going absolutely swimmingly during these early stages.
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It's an approach that's worked swimmingly for him: the fund he manages has outperformed 98% over the past five years.
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The Chinese new year jamboree thrown by the China Cultural Centre (CCC) in Tokyo, which he heads, has gone swimmingly.
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Even if all goes swimmingly, it likely won't become a final rule for at least a year, UCLA's Carlson said.
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"You're not going to do an eleventh-hour shareholder communication if everything was going swimmingly," she said in an interview.
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At F8, Facebook's Vice President of Messaging Products, David Marcus, jovially reported that Messenger's integration with business is going swimmingly.
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The two pooches look an awful lot alike, apart from the obvious size difference ... they're already getting along just swimmingly.
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Even if everything went along swimmingly during the marriage, there can be all this tension when the glue is gone.
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Other than that, and the fact that I made a comment about the Dutch skating on the canals, it went swimmingly.
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You need only to read the bios of this year's contestants to know that all will go swimmingly at the mansion.
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From what to bring to how to figure out your insurance, here's how to make sure your first appointment goes swimmingly.
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While S'well has generated strong numbers since opening in 2010 and is now sold in 35 countries, things didn't always go swimmingly.
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Jaime Lannister and Euron Greyjoy might hate each others' guts, but the actors who play said rivals seem to get along swimmingly.
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So far, the courtship has worked swimmingly, as Italian and French business leaders have barely been able to sign the contracts fast enough.
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So we went to Dance Valley again the year after, and I gave her a higher dose right away—it all went swimmingly.
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But in Season 2, not everything goes swimmingly for Kimmy, who discovers that when you close the door on one problem, another opens.
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So far Representative Keith Ellison's drive to be the next Democratic National Committee chairman has gone swimmingly, with no strong competition in sight.
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Though the plot of the film and most of the details are still under wraps, it looks like the cast is getting along swimmingly.
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If all goes swimmingly, you need to remind them that the hard work of company building doesn't stop with a trip to the NYSE.
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With the science going swimmingly, DeepMind Health is focusing more than ever on reassuring UK citizens that their medical records are in safe hands.
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In Samsung's home country, things are going swimmingly with around 200,113 units pre-ordered in two days — a record breaking pace for the country.
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The couple have been getting along swimmingly, especially after a recent trip to Fiji, where Hough took her scuba diving for the first time.
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But in Season 2, not everything goes swimmingly for Kimmy, who discovers that when you close the door on one problem — namely, the Rev.
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In addition to the Australian business community holding relatively benign views of the Chinese system, why rock the boat when things are going swimmingly?
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Brace for it A sea turtle is doing swimmingly thanks to a 3-D-printed brace used to cover a gap in its shell.
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I hope it went as swimmingly for you, that there was moist turkey or squash, endless dessert, great conversation, good football, no head injuries.
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Kocher and Emanuel are also factually wrong to argue that insurers would have done swimmingly in the ACA exchanges if not for Marco Rubio.
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Karen Hirsch, public relations director for the LifeLine Animal Project, tells PEOPLE that Thursday night was Queen's second water therapy session, and it went swimmingly!
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Things between the two sides haven't exactly gone swimmingly ... Zeke is actually in Mexico right now instead of training with his teammates in Oxnard, California.
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Crafted from luxurious Italian fabrics, and available in an array of thoughtfully considered cuts, the brand — which launched in 2014 — gets the job done swimmingly.
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That "business as usual" situation has worked swimmingly for China, and it doesn't want anything — including the denuclearization talks — to disrupt the old status quo.
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Pic problems The Instagram model's photo shoot in the Bahamas was going swimmingly -- until a shark bit her on the arm and dragged her underwater.
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Still, Walmart as a whole is moving along swimmingly, and its financial resources are strong enough to see potential growth through in the near future.
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It was the Yankees' first opening-day victory since 2011, and the game could not have gone more swimmingly for Aaron Boone, their rookie manager.
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What worked swimmingly in Miami led to so much locker room friction and on-court asynchronicity in Cleveland because Irving and Love are fairly static players.
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The chair's panels on the $45 ensemble even include ocean-patterned wheel covers for the full effect and go swimmingly with the adaptive pirate outfit ($25).
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And in the early months of the war, Trump -- like most political and military observers at the time -- said the war appeared to be going swimmingly.
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Few drugs make it through the FDA process, and even if everything goes swimmingly, psilocybin will not be on the market for four or five years.
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Things didn't exactly go swimmingly (sorry) ... when he counted off his daughter to jump in with him -- she hesitated ... and it created some seriously tense moments!!!
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Giannulli and Jenner joined mutual friend Anastasia "Stassie" Karanikolaou at the restaurant to show Villarroel some love, and observers said that the girls got along swimmingly.
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It may be unlikely to mention abortion at all unless it profiled "a young woman with a young baby and everything is going swimmingly," she said.
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The blend is the perfect juxtaposition, and one that fit the aura of Kloss — whom Herrera calls, "the quintessential good girl, with a dark side" — quite swimmingly.
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Hayabusa13 arrived at Ryugu in June, and everything has gone absolutely swimmingly since then, with the probe snapping some super cool pictures of this weirdly shaped asteroid.
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This model has worked swimmingly for the sneakerhead community, and its success in that niche could open the door for this model to expand into other markets.
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The next day, our conflicted Bachelorette meets up with Jed for their last date, which goes less than swimmingly, which is ironic, because they're on a sailboat.
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Everything is going swimmingly until Mae garners praise from newspaper man Curry by saying she enjoys his columns and may even want to go into journalism herself.
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Second — and more worryingly — Coats is saying that the Kremlin thought its last influence campaign went so swimmingly that it plans to do it again in November.
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Now, we would have thought that Miss Piggy and Chef Ramsay would have got on swimmingly because to be honest, these two have a lot in common.
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Things are going swimmingly for fans of Manchester United, Manchester City, Chelsea and, err, Hull, all of whom have taken six points from their first two games.
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With his parallel track nuclear extortion racket proceeding so swimmingly inside his parallel universe, why would the anti-social North Korean leader ever set foot outside it?
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He memorably compared the central government's bland reassurances that the preparations were going swimmingly to Japan's Imperial Army insisting that it was winning the second world war.
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Things go swimmingly — the conversation flows, along with the wine — until the next morning, when, awakening to removed clothes and a gnawing suspicion, Laura summons the police.
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Currently, the National Association of Broadcasters and the Consumer Technology Association plan to staff a test station in the city in coming years to ensure everything's working swimmingly.
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But when Baldwin first met the comic genius, two years before they would share the screen on the show Fey created, he was sure they'd get along swimmingly.
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The "Modern Family" star started classes Thursday at the University of California, Los Angeles and said her first day didn't go swimmingly, thanks to a group of photographers.
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And the Brennan Center for Justice has found that automatic voter registration, already working swimmingly in several states, increases registration rates and improves the accuracy of voting rolls.
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Markets look forward, and the risks looking forward seem increasingly ominous even as everything continues to go swimmingly, especially in the labor market, as 2018 nears its end.
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The couple's first meeting went swimmingly, with Sarah in a relatively conservative, albeit sparkly, black sleeveless gown that hugged her figure and showed off just a hint of cleavage.
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The 2018 Pokémon Go Fest, happening July 14 and 15, is part of a longer Pokémon Go summer tour of events around the world that will hopefully go swimmingly.
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The rest of the 45-minute class went swimmingly, mostly because the warm-up involved more aerobics than stretching, so I never got a chance to actually feel cold.
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Attempts at creating all-in-one audio/video professional solutions haven't gone all that swimmingly; last year Nokia shut down its Ozo VR camera unit and laid off hundreds.
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Otherwise, the first rose ceremony goes swimmingly, with two out of three drunk bastards earning a bed in the mansion and a temporary touch-infused swelling in JoJo's heart.
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However, it did not go swimmingly: According to the 2013 book The Everything Store, Tesler left the company after just three years after butting heads repeatedly with Jeff Bezos.
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For one night only, step right up and don't miss your chance to control the free will of another human being, something we can only imagine will go over swimmingly!
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Unsurprisingly, Peter's family was as warm and sweet as could be, and it all went swimmingly — except when Rachel asked Lynn whether she felt that Peter was ready for marriage.
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"My dad and I got along swimmingly," recalls Evan, who along with his girlfriend Kaci Campbell, is featured on the reality dating show Temptation Island, airing Tuesdays at 10 p.m.
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In today's installment: the Men in Black are back; To All the Boys I've Loved Before is officially a Netflix franchise; and Aquaman is doing swimmingly at the box office.
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The reality star may not have always gotten along swimmingly with her costars, but their messages show that the cast is there for each other in their time of need.
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For the first few attempts this didn't work out to swimmingly for Tonon and Palhares demonstrated the same pick ups which won him such a fan following at ADCC 2011.
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Start your holiday weekend off swimmingly by soaking in the Blac Chyna pool pics ... then dive in and see if you can declare the differences between these two independent images.
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Liam Hemsworth's post-Miley Cyrus life is going swimmingly -- and by that, we mean he and his new girlfriend are making a casual dip in the ocean look smoking hot.
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If you answered, "As a warm brown gravy for a crispy crab meat won ton with pickled local cabbage, please," then you will get along swimmingly with Blackitch Artisan Kitchen.
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JoJo's Nazi training is going just swimmingly until he finds a Jewish girl, Elsa, hidden in the attic (Thomasin McKenzie), being protected by none other than JoJo's mother (Scarlett Johansson).
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This is the first time that Tutu has met Archie, and as evidenced by the photos on the official Duke and Duchess of Sussex Instagram account, the encounter went swimmingly.
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Because they are concerned these niche offerings will somehow "taint" the plain-vanilla ETF universe, which is doing swimmingly and bringing in oceans of money: $500 billion last year alone.
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But even if the fund were going swimmingly, public-sector finance would only be able to provide a small part of the cash needed by poor countries, and indeed the world.
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What is happening in America has an impact internationally — even if the rest of the world were going swimmingly, international artists have a right to comment upon what we are doing.
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The British singer, 31, opened up about her relationship with Tatum, 39, in a new interview with British newspaper The Times, and revealed she and his daughter Everly get along swimmingly.
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While everything seem to be going swimmingly with new couple Krystal Nielson and Chris Randone after a dramatic week — remember when Randone kissed Nielson after professing his love for Tia Booth?
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With four major updates since Windows 27's launch and about 28 million active devices running it, things are going swimmingly even if it never reaches the 27 billion device goal.
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LG's mobile play might not be going as swimmingly as Samsung, which just recorded its most profitable quarter for two years, but it does have other business units to crow about.
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The film implies that things were going along swimmingly but the Israelis took the code and cranked it up to 11, and then it became too powerful for its own good.
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The project was founded in 2008 with the stated idea to "approach Old Norse literature and art in a musically and lyrically sophisticated way," and so far, things are going swimmingly.
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A former reality star is currently Commander-in-Chief and things are going so swimmingly that more entertainers have decided there's no time like the present to enter the world of politics.
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Aside from a few fights, everyone got along swimmingly at the Microsoft Theater in L.A. Among those front and center ... French Montana, Diddy, Gucci Mane, Chance the Rapper, DJ Khaled and Migos.
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When a doctor puts a stethoscope to your chest and asks you to breathe or cough, you can usually surmise from his reaction of "mhm" or "good!" that things are going swimmingly.
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All was going swimmingly until it began to drizzle, and then to pour, and before we knew it Toontown was flooded and cast members rushed through to evacuate us "backstage" to Fantasyland.
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Anyways, Abbi takes her advice very literally, and she and Trey proceed to hook up all over Soulstice While Abby's taking a sexual chance, Ilana's own leap of faith is working out swimmingly.
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Now, as part of Cinemechanica, he's busting out those chops in another wonky experimental band, and judging from the sound of the band's new self-titled album, things are working out just swimmingly.
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He says the first day went off swimmingly ... he cooked breakfast and lunch for Antonio and his guys -- and then came back later in the evening to do a big cooking show dinner.
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The main news is that the collider, which had a rocky start, exploding back in 2008, is now running "swimmingly" in CERN's words, producing up to a billion proton-proton collisions a second.
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Things appeared to be going swimmingly for Keith Gartenlaub, a former Boeing engineer whose appeal of a 2015 conviction for possession of child porn was heard before the Ninth Circuit Monday, December 4.
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Doomed because when a president has served for two terms, Americans are inclined to go for change and pick the other party next time — even if things have been going along rather swimmingly.
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Whatever plan Littlefinger put into motion by leading Arya straight to Sansa's pro-Joffrey letter seems to be going swimmingly, as Arya turns on her sister in this episode with a startling, menacing rage.
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From the beginning, he captured Lindsay's — it's pretty special for someone who won the first-impression rose to become a finalist — and they got along swimmingly throughout the entire rollercoaster ride of a season.
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"If everything had been going swimmingly over the past few seasons, with gold medals galore, I think, through it all, the difficult times created a really beautiful relationship that we now share," he says.
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My problems here do not seem universal by any means: Kotaku's Gita Jackson seems to be getting along swimmingly with the touch controls, but I don't know how she got to that promised land.
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The dinner itself goes swimmingly (even though Skye attempts to feel him up in front of his parents), but when they retreat to Clay's bedroom, Clay can't see to get Hannah out of his head.
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"I think we'd get along pretty swimmingly," Cray messages McBride on Facebook two months after that encounter, his significance in her life already promising to be as noteworthy as his charming use of an adverb.
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Other notable handsets, including several Samsung Galaxy phones, meet the same standard, and through the years, we've doused iPhones, Galaxy phones and other devices into fish bowls, even toilets, and yes, they kept performing, well, swimmingly.
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Queen D Of course, Dany and fire get along swimmingly, and so she leaves the building, flames enveloping every inch of it, unscathed but naked, presenting herself to the masses of Dothraki who bow at her power.
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That night, things also go suspiciously swimmingly (given how the franchise is wont to give good edits to the runner-up), with Tyler "cheesin' so hard" just thinking about how great their day with her family went.
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Just as new rules for interaction were forged out of the Cuban missile crisis, so too could a renewed sense of threat help entente, which has not worked out as swimmingly as the Kremlin envisaged under President Trump.
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Image: NASA/JPL-CaltechThe U.S. government may be in partial shutdown mode, but operations to configure instruments critical to NASA's InSight mission on Mars are right on schedule—and things are going swimmingly, as the latest mission update attests.
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The Center staff reports that Langly has especially perked up now that two new otter companions, an older female named Pip and another yet-to-be-named baby girl friend, were introduced in mid-June — and the trio get along swimmingly.
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The President probably thought things were going swimmingly, as he made great headway with his message about the migrant group, which he said included some "gang members and some very bad people," not to mention dangerous people from the Middle East.
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When we first laid out the vehicle, we had a lot of expectations on what systems would behave in a certain way, what would go swimmingly, what we might have some challenges with in terms of sort of technology readiness level.
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And while Trump's bilateral meetings with democratically elected leaders of American allies in Europe and Asia have generally been awkward, he's gotten along swimmingly with Sunni authoritarians, who appreciate his relaxed attitude on human rights and his anti-Iranian instincts.
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More from Voraciously: Fondue may feel retro, but sharing a pot of hot, melted cheese is timeless This naturally sweetened banana bread stars one surprise ingredient: dates Help dinner go swimmingly with these 8 salmon recipes lifestyle food voraciously lifestyle food voraciously
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More from Voraciously: Stuffed chicken rolls make a weeknight dinner that's pretty enough for company Help dinner go swimmingly with these 8 salmon recipes Why fluffy, sweet and nostalgic American buttercream is better than its fancier friends lifestyle food voraciously lifestyle food voraciously
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More from Voraciously: Fondue may feel retro, but sharing a pot of hot, melted cheese is timeless Stuffed chicken rolls make a weeknight dinner that's pretty enough for company Help dinner go swimmingly with these 8 salmon recipes lifestyle food voraciously lifestyle food voraciously
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More from Voraciously: Get your almond joy on with these 8 sweet and savory recipes Fondue may feel retro, but sharing a pot of hot, melted cheese is timeless Help dinner go swimmingly with these 8 salmon recipes lifestyle food voraciously lifestyle food voraciously
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In the best case for the Kremlin, the two will get along swimmingly: Mr. Trump will be as admiring of Mr. Putin in the flesh as he was on the campaign trail, and he will emerge to treat Russia as his new best friend.
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The notion that rap fans ought to be tied to (or feel removed from) music according to the era in which they were born is a bothersome fact of hip-hop fandom perennially tearing audiences apart that, by all rights, should get along swimmingly.
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Based on a popular picture book, the basic idea could hardly be more universal: life is going along just swimmingly for 7 ½-year-old Tim (voiced by Miles Bakshi), until his parents (Lisa Kudrow, Jimmy Kimmel) inform him that he's about to have a baby brother.
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Things were moving forward swimmingly for Luke and Lorelai until he found out he had a teenage daughter (April Nardini), shut Lorelai out of that side of his life, postponed the wedding, kept secrets from her and didn't elope with her when she asked him to.
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She was nabbed Saturday afternoon from her home in the San Antonio Aquarium in Texas but is said this morning to be doing swimmingly after an ordeal that involved some manhandling, a bucket, a pram, a getaway truck and a liquid lair, followed by police rescue.
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He reportedly snagged the slot after Ariana Grande had to cancel, which works out swimmingly for him because he's dropping a new album, "Yandhi," on the same Saturday and has already gone on some press stunts, like showing up unannounced at The Fader's offices on Thursday morning.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May thought her own visit to the White House had gone swimmingly, only to discover that shortly after she left, Mr. Trump had signed an executive order barring refugees and the entry of anyone from seven countries, which caused a firestorm in Britain.
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This is our first hint of a potential villain in the Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa led series, who sounds like she would get along swimmingly with Riverdale's Geraldine Grundy, who had a habit of sleeping with students before she escaped to another town and met her own dark fate.
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At the beginning of the hour, we were treated to a peaceful montage of life at Hilltop, where Maggie's flat-bellied pregnancy was going swimmingly thanks to Dr. Carson's treatment and emotional support from Enid, Jesus (who told Maggie that he's gay, but $50 says this will never come up again), and Sasha.
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"Right at the point when everyone was thinking in my world that things were just going swimmingly, there are some good and important questions being raised," said Matt Schlapp, president of the American Conservative Union, which this week will host Mr. Trump as a speaker at its annual Conservative Political Action Conference.
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Click here to view original GIFEverything seems to be going swimmingly in this stage of the Volta La Marina in Benidorm but then all of a sudden the cyclists fall off pace of the car and seem to be slowing down to a legitimate crawl and then basically hit a full stop all at once.
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Meredith is nice and supportive (after initially trying to get Owen to call Christina to talk him out of it...), and the ceremony looks lovely, and everything is going swimmingly, and Riggs, who Owen kind of (sort of) made peace with, is looking at Meredith like she is his favorite sex buddy of all time.
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Everything is amazing, mission accomplished, uh, surprise surprise, that's not the case and so this week Trump canceled a visit by his secretary of state, and has just made it clear that um, he's finally realized that things maybe aren't going as swimmingly as he thought, and so part of that is restarting the military exercises.
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But hold up and let me explain, because this story contains more layers than a Lemonade thinkpiece… According to a slew of reliable sources like WTF WAKE THE FREEDOM, Beyoncé's career was going so swimmingly in the 3603s, that the singer's team of producers decided it would be smart and logical to extract some of her stem cells, and store them.
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I am willing to accept that Sansa and Arya might not get along swimmingly in the wake of their reunion, but the speed at which they've turned on one another—Arya legit threatens to cut off her face here—and the implied lack of communication between them up to this point are shortcuts that make both characters look worse than I think the story intends.
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