Not all pots of cash are there for the taking.
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In the meantime, the benefits are there for the taking.
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The boys think that you are there for the taking.
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Williams's goal is clear and right there for the taking.
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All this tech is out there for the taking by Apple.
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The bootstraps, sport tells us, are right there for the taking.
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Names, addresses and ID numbers are right there for the taking.
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We must seize the opportunities that are there for the taking.
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Still, no one wants only what is there for the taking.
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But by early 1917 power in Russia was there for the taking.
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It's all there, there for the taking & the making, all the time.
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Roger Federer is there for the taking; he's "undercooked", past his best.
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Everything was there for the taking: industries, assets, property, control over territory.
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No children, maybe no partner, your time is there for the taking.
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Storing in plain text means the details were just there for the taking.
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Many of those misses arrived when the game was there for the taking.
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"It's there for the taking right now," she said in a recent interview.
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They just hang out, there for the taking, their fleshy lips slightly opened.
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"It was there for the taking," Rose said, referring to the picturesque conditions.
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The potential was there for the taking — except it never fulfilled its promise.
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But I have to admit that the Lewis role is there for the taking.
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On a new and robust transportation infrastructure package, common ground is there for the taking.
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"It's there for the taking," William Thornhill, a newly freed felon, says to his wife, Sal.
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There's no need to wait for Black Friday when the deals are already there for the taking.
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In the lobby, again unobtrusively, sits a basket of bold red AIDS ribbons, there for the taking.
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We also sense it as history there for the taking, a past with plenty to offer the present.
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It's social security numbers, credit reports, addresses, phone numbers — deep access to our lives, there for the taking.
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The Republican candidate, Martha McSally, won a seat in Arizona that the Democrats thought was there for the taking.
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Trump simply grabbed a GOP that had already moved away from them anyway; it was there for the taking.
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There for the taking, which is nice, but also the source of an ancillary urgency: where to hide it.
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And everything seemed to be right there for the taking on that rural campus in the piedmont of Alabama.
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Across the country — in the northwest and southeast, particularly, where valuable resources are there for the taking — violence has erupted.
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He believes men can do whatever they want, and that women are there for the taking or are the problem.
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I feel like as far as the type of personality, I have everybody takes it as there for the taking.
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Arizona and New Mexico are still out there for the taking, but even combined they are still smaller than Florida.
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If James's much reviled supporting cast starts consistently contributing like that, the East may be there for the taking again.
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The difference this year is the Packers are toast without Rodgers so the NFC North is there for the taking.
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Pole was there for the taking but I will do what I can in the race to salvage what I can.
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On Grindr, [there is] all this back and forth for group sex, but on Craigslist, it was just there for the taking.
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So much money is wasted, and so much is there for the taking, if you have proper tax alpha techniques in play.
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A win on immigration – and the real progress Paul Ryan has championed for years – sits on the table, there for the taking.
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They are there for the taking, but their size — their volume, more than their weight — and relatively low value make them unwieldy.
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So it was still there for the taking when my hacker got a craving for green papaya salad and braised pork belly.
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Every four years, a presidential candidate gazes out over a vast crowd and convinces themselves the White House is there for the taking.
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The idea that 'Oh, American Dream for everyone,' everyone that can get it, it's there for the taking — it's like a mountain, right?
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E: I think amongst the foreign banks, to be number one is there for the taking because nobody is really dominating that area.
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This is the moment when assets are selling at discounted values and the opportunities are laying at our feet, there for the taking.
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Bye Bye Camera works using some of the AI tools that are already out there for the taking in the world of research.
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If you can pick talented managers, incentive them properly and target the right area, alpha, says Kraus, is still there for the taking.
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More broadly, Dewerpe discusses the billion-dollar opportunities he believes are there for the taking in property tech over the next decade and beyond.
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"It seems to be there for the taking," Austin Evers, executive director of the nonpartisan watchdog group American Oversight, said of the tax returns.
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While the food business is not an easy one to dive into, the estimated $15 billion medical foods market is there for the taking.
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"We have a lot to prove," he said, "but the potential for a different future for the genre is very much there for the taking."
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Venus Williams did not view her victory in doubles as any consolation after her singles loss, but as another match out there for the taking.
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Rory McIlroy, with the world number one ranking there for the taking with a win, was never a factor after teeing off three shots behind Rahm.
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With Black Friday fast approaching, there could be more offers dropping in the coming weeks, but why wait when the deals are right there for the taking?
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Most of the festival's best ideas are all right there for the taking — and anyone else who does creative work would do well to consider borrowing them.
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An even more ruthless 6-3 6-1 semi-final win over fifth seed Elina Svitolina seemed to indicate that the title was there for the taking.
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And many opposition Labour Party voters, who rebuffed their leadership and voted to leave the bloc, seem to be there for the taking by Mr. Farage and UKIP.
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Overall nutritional value can be affected by your chosen cooking methods — roasted or steamed is generally healthier than deep-fried — but the protein is there for the taking.
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"The president sees this as an opportunity to talk to the country bluntly about the challenges that we face and the opportunities that are there for the taking," Earnest said.
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But since that slogan remains unused, it is there for the taking by the New York State Legislature, which has had plenty of its sticky-fingered members sent to prison.
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Culture is less a series of peaceable, adjacent neighborhoods, each inhabited by different art forms, than a jungle in which various animals claim whatever territory is there for the taking.
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The U.S. air network is bigger and more complicated than Canada's – Nav Canada handles about 12 million flight movements each year – but similar improvements ought to be there for the taking.
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These teams will be cautious by nature, knowing a rare trip to the quarterfinals is there for the taking as long as they don't do something dumb and throw it away.
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"Pictures you post on social media sites are unfortunately there for the taking to anyone who is your friend, or even a friend of a friend," they said in a statement.
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Yes, but: There remain significant unresolved issues, as Bloomberg writes... My thought bubble: It sounds like the easy wins have been made (they were there for the taking, for a long time).
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"The reef was there for the taking, but it was also abused," Kinijoji "Kenny" Sarai, Mr. Masi's boss, said over a lunch of Spanish mackerel marinated in coconut milk, lemon and vinegar.
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"I'm pretty sure Pete believes it's there for the taking," said Mel Hall, an Indiana Democrat who's known Buttigieg for years and ran unsuccessfully for Congress last year with the mayor's endorsement.
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The Washington Redskins missed their big chance to make a run at the NFC East title when they fell in Dallas on Thanksgiving, but a wild-card spot still is there for the taking.
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Private equity shops are using their massive funds to compete with Microsoft, Salesforce, IBM and Oracle in the M&A market, where plenty of small and mid-size software companies are there for the taking.
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Yet there is also no living artist that young who has shifted the tectonic plates of modern rap quite like he has – or given proof to the idea that life is there for the taking.
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Wordfence says Mossack's emails were stored on the very same server that could be easily accessed through the Revolution Slider exploit—after uploading a short script to Mossack, the emails were there for the taking.
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But what I do know is that underlying the idea of appropriation is the sense that something — or someone — is just there for the taking: A style of dress, a personal narrative, an entire continent.
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There is a long history of myths about the economic potential of the western United States, from legendary lost Cities of Gold to a new Eden, abundant paradises of good fortune out there for the taking.
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And I realize that I wasn't writing about Abraham Lincoln, but I realized that if you have the opportunity to actually listen to old stories, from an elderly person, there's so much history that's there for the taking.
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Harden isn't a bad post defender—he's actually quite good—but with Nene out and Anderson or Clint Capela hugged onto San Antonio's other big, the opportunity to make him work on defense was there for the taking.
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A man who prides himself on being a red-blooded embodiment of masculinity – with bodacious women there for the taking, big hands and more, political correctness be damned – has unleashed a wave of revulsion about that vision of manhood.
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There was a large, generic Chinese landscape painting on the lobby wall—mist, mountain, pagoda—and under it there was a folding table on which some children's toys and used books were stacked, presumably left there for the taking.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — The Grand Slam was there for the taking in September in New York, and although Serena Williams faltered there and then faltered in the final in Melbourne on Saturday, a Grand Slam is still very much on the table.
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It was...the West that used its temporary omnipotence to create a world in which powerful states could seize anything that was there for the taking, destroy any borders and violate any treaties for the sake of a 'good cause'.
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She was also mindful of how it could all come crashing down in the final run, as happened to her long-time team mate Loch, whose title defense was ruined with a single mistake when the gold was there for the taking.
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Yet, even with a lifetime spot there for the taking, naming this new justice may not go as smoothly as when President Richard Nixon tapped Warren Burger, a law-and-order judge on the D.C. Circuit to succeed retiring Chief Justice Earl Warren.
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It's all about the big banks; single-payer is there for the taking if only we want it; government spending will yield huge payoffs — not the more modest payoffs conventional Keynesian analysis suggests; Republican support will vanish if we take on corporate media.
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Woods, an eight-times winner at Firestone, electrified the gallery with three early birdies but in the end managed only a middling 68 on a course that was there for the taking, with soft greens allowing players to fire aggressively at the pins.
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On paper, with Hamilton and Finnish team mate Valtteri Bottas one-two in the last two races and the champion triumphant in five of the past six races at the Circuit of the Americas — including the last four — the title is there for the taking.
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But the more conversations I have about happiness, and the more I absorb the idea that there's a glittering happy ever after out there for the taking, the more I start to overthink the whole thing, compulsively monitoring how I am feeling and hyper-parenting my emotions.
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"If companies know they can do it and get money that's laying around on tables, money that's there for the taking, that hurts the tax base," said Greg LeRoy, executive director of Good Jobs First, a nonprofit Washington, D.C., watchdog group that is critical of state subsidies to business.
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Even while still just a boy, untapped new markets—in front of grocery stores and nightclubs, on dead-end streets and within tattered urban parks—were there for the taking, all in pursuit of the glory that comes with a fly ride and some new Patrick Ewing sneakers.
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The opportunity to save for retirement is there for the taking, but young Americans need to better understand how their money can compound over time, how they can set aside savings first before spending, and how participating in their 401(k) plan can help them build a war chest toward retirement.
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Maybe it was the speeches: "I've loved what I've done, enjoyed my life and am excited about what may come next — I honestly feel like we are at the beginning of a new era for this industry, and it's there for the taking when it comes to the youngest generation here, that sat up in those top seats," Mr. Lauren declared.
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Chile, who looked ragged and there for the taking in the final 10 minutes of extra time, showed their nervelessness when it mattered most.
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Views of the Olympic Mountains are screened by trees, but glimpses of Mount Baker and Mount Shuksan are there for the taking to the northeast and Mount Rainier can be seen to the southeast.
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In the League Cup, qualification was there for the taking, with 3 wins and a draw from the first 5 games, but a final home defeat to Arbroath meant that Dumbarton would miss out again on progression.
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Still we have no > reason to lose faith in the possibilities of the future. For all its > problems, America remains, as the journalist John Gunther suggested over > sixty years ago, 'lousy with greatness'. The elements essential to forge a > successful nation of four hundred million remain very much within our reach, > there for the taking.
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This had not been done in earlier battles and vacant ground, there for the taking, had been re-occupied by the Germans. At the end of June, Haig added a division to II Corps (Lieutenant-General Claud Jacob) from the Second Army and next day, after meeting with Gough and General Herbert Plumer, the Second Army commander, Haig endorsed the Fifth Army plan.
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This victory paved the way for an All- Ireland showdown with Kilkenny. The game was there for the taking for Cork, particularly after Kilkenny forward Pat Delaney left the field on a stretcher. ‘The Rebels’ led ‘the Cats’ coming into the last quarter, however, Kilkenny scored five unanswered points in the last seven minutes to win by 2-15 to 2-9.
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The team stumbled badly in round seven against their favourite bullies from the previous decade, the Kangaroos. With the match there for the taking late in the day, Mrs.Rocca simply did not know which way to look. At one end, eldest son Sav put his side in front with minutes remaining, while in the dying seconds, Anthony had the chance to win it for the Pies.
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There is an obsession with money and compulsive consumerism. The comics constantly refer to exotic lands and depict the Third World as exotic. These exotic lands are depicted as the source of wealth which is sought by Western adventurers, and their wealth as simply "there for the taking". Third World nations are depicted in terms of racial and cultural stereotypes, and their peoples are depicted as infantile.
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As the game wore on Wicklow went for goal, without success, when points were there for the taking. Kerry, on the other hand, were able to pick off scores and stretched the lead, before Wicklow pulled back a consolation goal through skipper O’Neill three minutes from the end. Kerry's Christy Ring Cup victory was their first ever. They became the fourth team to win the Christy Ring Cup.
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Once again this victory paved the way for an All-Ireland showdown with Kilkenny. The game was there for the taking for Cork, particularly after Kilkenny forward Pat Delaney left the field on a stretcher. ‘The Rebels’ led ‘the Cats’ coming into the last quarter, however, Kilkenny scored five unanswered points in the last seven minutes to win by 2-15 to 2-9. O'Halloran's inter-county career ended following this defeat.
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In the first round Hodkinson had the Mexican down twice and moved in to finish when Montoya was apparently there for the taking. Carelessly Hodkinson was caught by a sucker right hand and paid the penalty. The Mexican wasn’t in as much trouble as he appeared to be in, and Hodkinson, misjudged the situation as did everyone else in the audience. Unbeaten in 18 contests (17 stoppages) Hodkinson then fought for the vacant WBA featherweight title against Marcos Villasana.
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It's all there for the taking. The > trick is to find something which hasn't been recycled so often it loses its > original shape and starts to get a bit baggy at the seams, so you end up > having to basically remake the whole thing from scratch (Glee people, I am > looking at you). Credit to wiley old Mr Wiley then, for finding a sample of > a late '90s hit which itself contains a sample of an old song from the past. > This is therefore double recycling.
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Brooks remained adamant that either he or Stockwell should have led off, stating that "the gold was there for the taking". Brooks collected a bronze in the medley relay after swimming the freestyle leg in the heats before being replaced by first-choice Stockwell in the final. Competing in the third and final heat, Australia and the United States were equal at the last change before Brooks posted the fastest freestyle leg in the heats, pulling out a 0.40 s margin over Tom Jager.
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A ten-point defeat of Galway in the All- Ireland quarter-final set up an All-Ireland semi-final meeting with Kilkenny. Waterford, however, followed a great performance with a mediocre one and, in a game which was there for the taking, allowed the Cat' to win by just a single point on a score line of 1–11 to 1–10. McCarthy remained on as manager of the team until 2001, however, he failed to build on the moderate success of the 1998 season.
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Khmelnytsky stopped his forces at Bila Tserkva and issued a list of demands to the Polish Crown, including raising the number of Registered Cossacks, returning churches taken from the Orthodox faithful and paying the Cossacks for wages, which had been withheld for five years.Chirovsky, Nicholas: "The Lithuanian-Rus' commonwealth, the Polish domination, and the Cossack-Hetman State", page 178. Philosophical Library, 1984. News of the peasant uprisings now troubled a nobleman, such as Khmelnytsky; however, after discussing information gathered across the country with his advisers, the Cossack leadership soon realized the potential for autonomy was there for the taking.
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The first element of the game to be created was the player character's animations, which designer Dennis Caswell lifted from a library book about athletics. Caswell recalled, "I animated the somersault before I had any clear idea how it would be used. I included it because the animations were there for the taking ..." Caswell cites Rogue as his inspiration for the randomised room layouts, and the electronic game Simon as his inspiration for the musical checkerboard puzzles.Edge issue 167, October 2006; "The making of Impossible Mission" The hovering balls were inspired by the Rover "security guard" from the Prisoner TV series.
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Despite a 3:0 victory over champions to be Śląsk Wrocław in his debut, Michniewicz had a string of poor results and failed to win the title which was there for the taking, worse Polonia failed to qualify for Europe, finishing 'only' 6th in the Ekstraklasa. For Józef Wojciechowski this was too much, and he decided to withdraw from football altogether, offloading the club to Ireneusz Król after an unseen by European standards deconstruction of the team in which over 15 players left, and the club ceased to exist for a week, ending the "JW era" on a massive low.
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In Glasgow John Craig led around 30 men to make for the Carron Company ironworks in Falkirk, Stirlingshire, telling them that weapons would be there for the taking, but the group scattered when intercepted by a police patrol. By coincidence a detachment of Hussars was waiting in ambush with the intention of catching men marching off from Glasgow to Carron, but was disappointed. Craig was caught, brought before a magistrate and fined, but the magistrate paid his fine for him. On the next day, Tuesday 4 April, Duncan Turner assembled around 60 men to march to Carron, while he carried out organising work elsewhere.
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Since the original construction had not anticipated tank attack, no specific measures had been incorporated into the defence system. To eliminate this drawback, 30 km and 15 km long anti-tank ditches were dug. Also installed were metal hedgehogs and anti- personnel obstacles, among them 16 km of electrified barbed wire and a large number of minefields. By early July, the German advance had punched a hole in the centre of the Southern Front's defences, and on 9 July, thinking that Kiev was there for the taking, General von Kleist issued orders for III Panzer Corps to capture the city and establish a deep bridgehead east of the Dnieper.
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It is produced by YJB Films and was released on 12 September 2014. During the documentary production, Evans admitted that, “The thing that appealed to me the most was that it was something totally outside my experience and a story I’d not heard before. It was a film without any adult supervision – it was there for the taking as no one said how it had to be made. We were free to make the kind of film we felt we could make.” Evans is currently directing Cassy and Jude, an upcoming romantic comedy film based on the novel Cassandra at the Wedding by Dorothy Baker.
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The uncertainty of it all drives the early pace of World War II, with shame and following confusion with the new arrival, who's accused of being a Nazi monster named Karl, committing sexual assault before murdering Maja's sibling. The distressed woman only has a memory of eyes and survivor’s instinct to go on, swearing the protesting man is the engineer of her nightmares, flashing back to the dark day repeatedly throughout the picture. Lewis arrest the help of madam and Thomas acquaintance pitting Maja against Thomas and Lewis' bewilderment with the whole situation. There's dramatic power there for the taking, but the screenplay can't squeeze or halt at the committed where they are stay right here, electing to spread the imprisonment over time, allowing the husband and wife to carry on as normal as possible while an extraordinary showdown plays out downstairs.
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England set themselves up well against Australia, but failed to hit out in the last over thanks to some accurate and fierce bowling from Cathryn Fitzpatrick, who had earlier hit 38 not out with the bat to lift Australia to 222 for 7 after three for 39 from Clare Connor. Arran Brindle continued on her magnificent form from the first Test, when she made a fifty and a hundred, and in partnerships with Jenny Gunn and Claire Taylor she lifted the English to 198 for 4 with her score of 81. With only 25 runs left to hit for the last six wickets, it was there for the taking. But Fitzpatrick returned, having taken the wicket of Laura Newton earlier on, and she took three more wickets as the English lower order were strangled - and collapsed to 210 all out with five balls remaining in the innings.
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A heavily fictionalised Abu Nuwas is the protagonist of the novels The Father of Locks (Dedalus Books, 2009) and The Khalifah's Mirror (2012) by Andrew Killeen, in which he is depicted as a spy working for Ja'far al- Barmaki. In the Sudanese novel Season of Migration to the North (1966) by Tayeb Salih, Abu Nuwas's love poetry is cited extensively by one of the novel's protagonists, the Sudanese Mustafa Sa'eed, as a means of seducing a young English woman in London: "Does it not please you that the earth is awaking,/ That old virgin wine is there for the taking?" The Tanzanian artist Godfrey Mwampembwa (Gado) created a Swahili comic book called Abunuwasi which was published in 1996. It features a trickster figure named Abunuwasi as the protagonist in three stories draw inspiration from East African folklore as well as the fictional Abu Nuwasi of One Thousand and One Nights.
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" Dempsey released a second solo album called Shotgun Karaoke, which was released on 4 October 2013 and peaked at No. 17 on the ARIA Album Chart. In regard to the changes that the internet has had on the music industry, Dempsey said in November 2014 "A ton of things have changed and a ton of things haven't changed. I think the only brand new hurdle is that most music is now simply there for the taking and a large proportion of the population seem disinclined to assign any value at all to the hard work and resources that went into creating it. Other than that, the only thing that matters is the only thing that's ever mattered (in my opinion) and that is getting out there and playing your arse off in front of people anywhere you can, anytime you can. It’s better than radio, it's better than the internet, it's better than a review and it's better for you and your band.
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The Church of England clergyman William Buckland became the foremost proponent of Flood geology, proposing in 1819 that certain surface features were evidence of violent flooding during the Deluge as the last of a series of catastrophes. Historian of Religion Arthur McCalla considers that "All geological work that was taken seriously by experts took for granted the reality of deep time" and that scriptural geologists were not given "the slightest credence" by working geologists.. Ralph O'Connor, a history professor at the University of Aberdeen, considers McCalla's views to be an "overstatement", and states that "the 'orthodoxy' of an old-earth cosmology was not there for the taking; it had to be painstakingly constructed, using various performance strategies designed to persuade the literate classes that the new school of geology trumped biblical exegesis in questions about earth history." The British scriptural geologists' writings came in two waves. The first, in the 1820s, was in response to 'gap theory' and included Granville Penn's A Comparative Estimate of the Mineral and Mosaical Geologies (1822) and George Bugg's Scriptural Geology (1826).
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