Baltimore's bullpen, shaky at times, then took care of business.
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It did not matter, because the bats took care of business.
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The guy also attacked Rocky's bodyguard before A$AP took care of business.
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Notre Dame took care of business in a visit to Boston College on Feb.
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NB took care of business, according to court docs ... and the case was closed last week.
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"Her husband and the other occupant in the house took care of business," he told Fox News.
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"What I liked about tonight is we came out early and took care of business," Wade said.
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After that, Bowyer took care of business, working his way forward and finishing in the top five.
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The Purple Aces took care of business, toppling Goliath and dealing him his first loss of the season.
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The left-hander took care of business, retiring Martinez on a soft groundball and earning himself a save.
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The Brewers' offense made sure they took care of business early in their series finale against the Miami Marlins.
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The Blazers surged ahead 104-97 in OT, but the Hawks took care of business the rest of the way.
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The Bears, thanks to some huge defensive plays, took care of business in a showdown with the visiting Minnesota Vikings.
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"Even though we didn't start real fast, we got to halftime and came out and took care of business," Malzahn said.
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We took care of business at home, which is what we wanted to do, now try to transfer that on the road.
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But the Celtics, as they have all season, took care of business late, outscoring the Warriors in the period by 24-20.
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The good news for the Warriors is that they took care of business in Game 1, taking home-court advantage away from Houston.
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The GOP front-runner took care of business in New York last week, nearly sweeping the 21625 delegates available in his home state.
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Yung Berg finally took care of business in his weed case ... took him 9 years to get it done, but IT. GOT. DONE.
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I saw in her the women of the Caribbean who struggled with men and weight and money — and still took care of business.
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A week after three road teams advanced in the wild-card round, three home teams took care of business in the divisional round.
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In Sunday's final game, FlyQuest (7-3) took care of business against Counter Logic Gaming (1-9) in a clinical 36-minute victory.
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Meanwhile, the New York Excelsior took care of business against the league's worst team in the Houston Outlaws, taking a 3-0 sweep.
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In a battle between two surprising N.F.C. teams, the Minnesota Vikings took care of business at home, beating the Los Angeles Rams, 24-7.
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As for Ping, in some ways Durand sees this process through a moral lens that he took care of business and operated the right way.
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Jared Goff found room to work against the injury-depleted New Orleans secondary, while the Rams' defense repeatedly took care of business on third down.
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TJ Dillashaw took care of business in short order Saturday night, knocking out mortal enemy Cody Garbrandt for a second time ... and retaining his bantamweight title.
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The heavy favorites took care of business for the most part, with the Chiefs, Patriots, and Packers all winning and covering the spread in their games.
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In other Sunday action, the New York Excelsior (5-1) took care of business with a 3-1 win over the host Washington Justice (2-4).
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R.J. Sneed scored two touchdowns, and quarterback Charlie Brewer threw for 242 yards in the first half, as coach Matt Rhule's team took care of business against its FCS opponent.
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Chicago took care of business, getting a 90-yard go-ahead drive in the final three minutes from Mitchell Trubisky, but the faith in both Dallas and Atlanta was unwarranted.
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There was a lot of potential for playoff chaos coming into this week, but for the most part, the teams that have been contenders all season took care of business.
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Cohen vows he will not be Trump's 'villain' Cohen attached himself to Trump more than a decade ago, glorying in the role of the legal strongman who took care of business.
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Ohio State lost to Oklahoma and lost badly at Iowa, but otherwise generally took care of business, especially against the well-regarded Penn State and Michigan State (and, in its best case, Wisconsin).
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Isner, the 212th seed, took care of business with a 21-26 73-27 26-24 6-3 win over France's Pierre-Hugues Herbert, revelling in the cooler than usual conditions at Flushing Meadows.
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McKenzie Milton threw four touchdown passes and ran for a score as Central Florida comfortably took care of business at Temple, remaining unbeaten as it heads into a showdown with its rival South Florida.
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Eastern, Saturday on ESPN It was the last playoff series to be determined, but both teams took care of business, which left them with matching records and the Clippers with the slightly higher seeding.
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The Rams (11-4), who came in needing a win or a loss by Seattle to secure the division, took care of business themselves, with Todd Gurley II and Goff leading the way again.
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"We came out and took care of business," LeBron James told reporters after he scored 27 points and hit three of his team's 18 3-pointers in Sunday's 114-90 win over the Los Angeles Clippers.
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CHASKA, Minnesota (Reuters) - A more team-oriented U.S. Ryder Cup squad took care of business on Sunday, completing a 29-21 thumping of Europe to snap a losing streak and validate changes in their approach to golf's top team competition.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal took care of business in their singles matches before teaming up in an eagerly anticipated doubles pairing to extend Europe's lead over players from the rest of the world in the inaugural Laver Cup on Saturday.
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Cleveland brought in Trevor Bauer with the bases loaded and one out, and the losing pitcher in Games 2 and 5 took care of business, striking out Jason Heyward and getting Javier Baez to fly out to center field to limit the damage.
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Facing the Golden State Warriors without perhaps the Warriors' most important player, the Cleveland Cavaliers won a huge Game 5 on the road, took care of business at home in Game 6, then won Game 7 in Oakland to win the championship.
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Record: 5-10 Last week: Beat the Browns, 20-3 This week: at Minnesota Vikings One thing to know: Many thought the Browns would be able to steal their first win of the season against the Bears last week, but Mitch Trubisky and company took care of business at home.
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Philip Rivers had to watch as his team's 15-point lead slowly withered away, but the veteran quarterback took care of business in overtime, leading the Los Angeles Chargers 75 yards on eight plays, with Austin Ekeler punching the ball into the end zone from 7 yards out for a 30-24 victory.
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No. 3 Kansas clinches Big 12 title outright AUSTIN, Texas — Kansas didn't have a whole lot to play for Saturday when it met reeling Texas, but the No. 3 Jayhawks went ahead and took care of business anyway, garnering a 77-67 victory over the Longhorns in a Big 12 game at the Frank Erwin Center.
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Believe it or not, he was a person I admired. He and I disagreed on some things, but he was a hell of a mayor. I regarded him as one of the best mayors in the United States. ... He took care of business.
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On September 2, 2017, Georgia faced Appalachian State University. Returning starting QB Jacob Eason suffered a knee injury early into the game, prompting true freshman QB Jake Fromm to enter. The freshman went 10 of 15 for 143 yards and a touchdown, and the defense kept the Mountaineers off the scoreboard for most of the game as the Bulldogs took care of business in Athens.
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There Kelsey was in the lumber, banking, merchandise, mill businesses. In 1853, he served in the Wisconsin State Assembly and then served in the Wisconsin State Senate in 1855–1856. In 1858, Kelsey lived in New York City and took care of business. His brothers were William H. Kelsey, who served in the United States House of Representatives, and Charles S. Kelsey, who also served in the Senate and the Assembly.
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Despite posting a 9-1 regular season record losing only to Amsterdam Crusaders, Maastricht's 2009 season fell flat as they were shocked 10-7 in the semi-final game by Lightning Leiden. Another strong regular season in 2010 saw the Wildcats post an 8-2 record, losing only to Amsterdam Crusaders and Alphen Eagles. This time Maastricht took care of business in the playoff game, dismissing Amsterdam Panthers 44-20.
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He also met with Major General Philip Schuyler, newly in command of the Continental Army's Northern Department,Brandt (1994), p. 41 with whom he established a cordial relationship. Arnold returned to New Haven, where he visited his children (now in the care of his sister Hannah) and took care of business dealings. While in New Haven he suffered his first attacks of gout, which plagued him for the rest of his life.
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Clemson coaches named him co-defensive player of the game (two tackles, sack) in the team's loss to Alabama in the Sugar Bowl. The Tigers took care of business in 2018, beating Alabama in that year's national championship thanks in part to Ferrell's All-American play. The first-team All-ACC selection and winner of the Ted Hendricks Award racked up 53 stops, 19.5 for loss, 11.5 sacks, four pass breakups, and three forced fumbles in 15 starts.
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Florida scored last with little time remaining and had little option but to try an onside kick which went out of bounds. FSU took home a 24–21 win. After the Gators took care of business against Alabama the Bowl Alliance pitted the two highest ranked available teams against each other in the Sugar Bowl. With #2 Arizona State contractually obligated to play in the Rose Bowl, #1 Florida State found itself with a rematch against #3 Florida.
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Federico Estevan was tipped off by a reliable source and took care of business as usual, in a legal matter, and fired Juan A. Espinoza on the spot, and his services were not requested ever again. The two bands continued to have the fundamental style, yet each took it to a separate level giving each an identifiable style. The rhythm continued to be lively and danceable to the beat. The style has kept its syncopated beat on the electric bass guitar against the drum's hi-hat.
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The Mavs lost their first game at home and third straight game to the hands of the Minnesota Timberwolves. Against the winless Washington Wizards the Mavs took care of business and won by six, while putting up 40 points in the second quarter. Their next back-to-back started at the Indiana Pacers, who played without Danny Granger, but got the win in blowout fashion by 20. On the second night they took on the Cleveland Cavaliers and squeezed out a win by eight, 103–95.
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After going back and forth, FaZe was able to string two rounds together to take Dust II. The next map went to Train. BIG took an early 6–1 lead, but FaZe won the remaining eight rounds of the half to take a 9–6 lead. However, BIG's second half would be on the counter-terrorist side, which is considered to be the more favored side on Train. FaZe was able to win four out of five rounds in the middle of the half, but BIG took care of business and closed another close game.
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The victory improved the Aces' record to 6 wins and 7 losses and kept them in the playoff race. On the final day of the regular season, the Aces needed the Boston Lobsters to take a win on the road against the Springfield Lasers to remain in the playoff hunt. The Lasers took care of business, 25–7, to eliminate the Aces. Later that evening, the Aces lost their final match of the season to the San Diego Aviators, 22–12, to finish with 6 wins and 8 losses.
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In Florida, The Kangaroos won the NWA Florida Global Tag Team Championship four times. The final storyline involving the Fabulous Kangaroos saw Al Costello bring in J.J. Dillon to act as his short term replacement as he "took care of business". When Costello returned from his business trip, Dillon refused to give up the Kangaroos' contracts and was backed up by both Kent and Heffernan (in storyline terms). This storyline was designed to write Al Costello out of The Fabulous Kangaroos storyline and allow him to retire from wrestling altogether.
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The king often kept him uninformed and took care of business himself. Gustav III simply liked having an Oxenstierna by his side, because of the family's notability in matters of state since the days of Axel Oxenstierna. Oxenstierna often got distracted from his work, his mind wandering to more interesting matters, to the extent that he sometimes wrote public documents in verse. His contemporaries described him as "unsuitable for management" and as a Riksmarskalk he managed to misorganize both the funeral of king Gustav III and the coronation of the new king Charles XIII, drawing many complaints, even from the new king himself.
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The show, which played at Toronto's prestigious Massey Hall, was noted for its outrageous (for the time) sexual satire. However, aside from Pope and Staples the rest of the band quit after Restless Underwear had completed its one-show run in a dispute over payment.Craig MacInnis, "Rough Trade took care of business the way it performed – outrageously", Toronto Star, January 24, 1986, p.D12. After a six- month layoff, Pope and Staples rebuilt the band, adding David McMorrow, Bucky Berger, Terry Wilkins, Bert Hermiston, Colina Phillips and Betty Richardson to the line-up at various points in 1978 and 1979.
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PALCO, History: 1863-1889 retrieved February 10, 2008. In 1895, the company suffered a major setback as the entire town burned, suffering $400,000 in losses ($8,000,000 in today's terms). By that time, Simon J. Murphy, Sr. a Detroit business man and one of its first millionaires had consolidated his millions from Detroit and Southern California into PL. The Simon Murphy family, Stanwood Murphy and his direct descendants would be the controllers of the company for nearly a centuryNorth Coast Journal, Scion retrieved February 10, 2008. The way they took care of business was shown handily after the big fire as they chose to rebuild everything, despite the fact that insurance covered only 25% of losses.
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The Browns missed the playoffs the previous season, ending ten straight years of league championship game appearances. The Browns came storming back in to finish 9–2–1 and win the Eastern Conference title by a relatively healthy margin over the defending world champion New York Giants (7–5). The Browns took care of business against the Giants, "bookending," as it were, their arch rivals. They beat New York 6–3 in the season opener and then edged them again 34–28 in the finale. The Browns also posted two shutouts on the year, 24–0 over the Pittsburgh Steelers and 31–0 over the Chicago Cardinals. The Eastern foe the Browns had the most trouble with was fourth- place Washington (5–6–1).
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At the beginning of 1995 BU was 16 points behind Maine, however, because Hockey East had altered its point system beginning with 1994–95 (5 points for a win, 2 points for a tie and an additional point for a shootout win after overtime) they were only about 3 games behind the Black Bears with 3 games in hand. This meant that despite going 0–1–2 against Maine in their head-to-head matchups the Terriers could still keep even with the conference leaders as long as they took care of business. The Terriers played well in January going 6–2, with all games coming against conference opponents. The consistent play allowed BU to close the gap with Maine with one game in hand.
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The Nordiques opened the 1985 Stanley Cup playoffs with a best of five Adams Division semi-final series against the Buffalo Sabres. The Sabres finished the season in third place in the Adams Division with a 38-28-14 record, earning 90 points, one less than Quebec. The series began with two games at Le Colisée, and the Nordiques took care of business at home, winning the first game 5-2, followed by a close 3-2 victory in the second game to go up 2-0 in the series. The series moved to the Buffalo Memorial Auditorium for the third game, and the Sabres stayed alive in the series with a 6-4 win to cut the Nordiques series lead to 2-1.
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Ohio State came into 2013 ranked the #2 team in the nation, and their regular season results supported that claim. Having gone undefeated in 2012 but being denied a chance to compete for the Big Ten title or the BCS National Championship due to NCAA sanctions, Ohio State took care of business in 2013 by going 12–0 in regular season play. Many of their wins were by large margins, including a 76–0 win over Florida A&M;, a 56–0 victory against Purdue, and a 63–14 triumph over Penn State. That result was the most points Penn State had allowed since giving up 64 to the Duquesne Athletic Club in 1889, and the Ohio State offense set a new record for yards gained against Penn State with that game.
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Katie Douglas and the Connecticut Sun took care of business at home to open the WNBA Finals. Douglas overcame an early ankle injury to score 18 points as the Sun held on for a 68–64 victory over the Seattle Storm, taking a 1–0 lead in the best-of-three championship series. The win was Connecticut's fifth straight after opening the postseason with a loss. Douglas, who suffered a minor ankle sprain in the first half, nailed three 3-pointers and hit a pair of free throws in the closing seconds to finish the scoring. Wendy Palmer had 16 points and Lindsay Whalen chipped in 11 and a franchise playoff-record nine assists for the Sun, who used a 14-7 run to close the first half to grab a 33-29 lead at intermission.
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