It was touch and go with the top executives there.
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"It's touch and go, but we're stabilized, and," Brzezinski said.
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Things are touch and go for babies born so prematurely.
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It was new, but it was very touch and go.
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There were months when it was all touch and go.
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Jim says the situation is "touch and go" at the moment.
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"Things were touch and go for the last couple weeks," Weaver said.
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Despite being 45 minutes early, it was already looking touch and go.
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It was touch-and-go for a while, but OMG, it worked!
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"I think it's going to be touch and go," he told the BBC.
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"I think it's going to be touch and go," he told the BBC.
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But it was touch-and-go in the market to close out last year.
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For a while there, it was touch and go (mostly go) during the trial.
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Funding for Mount Rushmore was touch-and-go, as was political and public support.
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"My family and friends told me that it was touch and go," he remembers.
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"It's touch and go, but we're stabilized," said a shaken Brzezinski – letting out a deep sigh.
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Now officially the Ravens' starting quarterback, Lamar Jackson has been touch-and-go as a passer.
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"It was touch and go for a while, but ultimately I healed almost completely," he recalled.
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It must be said that he has only a touch-and-go relationship with a melody line.
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Then, it will practice "touch and go" sample collection attempts until it's ready to collect in August.
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But as Jenner's tweet demonstrated, celebrity voices still matter in the touch-and-go world of social media.
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You don't see on the show that, when I started hemorrhaging again, it was very touch-and-go.
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"There were a couple of touch and go moments there," Arizona manager Torey Lovullo said of his bullpen.
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Preliminary construction work has been touch and go for years, and the four sites were abandoned when I visited.
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Over the next year and a half, the spacecraft will attempt three brief touch-and-go landings to collect samples.
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Not that it ever wasn't going to be a "thing," but it was touch and go there for a while.
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BAIER: OK, North Korea, it looks like it&aposs touch and go on whether this summit is happening or not.
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The Enter Air plane from Frankfurt, Germany, made a "touch and go" landing as seen in the passenger video above.
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When the European Union referendum was called, it was touch-and-go whether she would campaign for or against membership.
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The latest Republican plan to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act has been touch and go for months now.
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This is what happens when you have a situation like this where sometimes it&aposs a little bit touch and go.
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"I'm as prepared as I can be for this storm, but it's really all touch and go from here," he said.
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But strangely, as touch-and-go as it's been, I'm more aware than ever that this is exactly where I belong.
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The copter attempts a touch-and-go rescue, but loses control after one of the people steps on board the craft.
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Originally dubbed Muucav (vacuum spelled backwards), Jim's design is now officially called the Touch And Go Sample Acquisition Mechanism, aka TAGSAM.
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Tigers, Verlander top Phillies DETROIT — Ninth innings have been touch and go — mostly go — for the Detroit Tigers in recent seasons.
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As asylum seekers wait for their applications to wind through the system, the search for housing can be touch-and-go.
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The gloves also feature touchscreen tips, though like many other gloves, this functionality is somewhat touch and go (no pun intended).
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Every county in the country had at least one insurer this year, but it was touch and go for a while.
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Like you, I pulled myself out all by myself, but it was touch and go and I could well have died.
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"It was really touch and go when she was brought to us," Werribee vet nurse Jess Rice said in a statement.
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A few quibbles: • The show's narrative continuity is always touch and go, but one disjunction in this episode was particularly noticeable.
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But with everyone in isolation, the narrative rapidly devolves into a touch-and-go chatroom with little room for emotional crescendo.
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OSIRIS-REx has an instrument called the Touch-and-Go Sample Acquisition Mechanism (TAGSAM), which is an arm that extends toward Bennu.
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Looking back, "it felt very touch-and-go, but we were really committed to trying to make this thing work," she added.
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For the next twelve hours, I was proven wrong... and then right... and then wrong in an endless, touch-and-go loop.
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For the next twelve hours, I was proven wrong... and then right... and then wrong in an exhausting, touch-and-go loop.
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Then in 210, it will perform a touch-and-go maneuver with a robotic arm to collect a sample from its surface.
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Every workday for a full season, for instance, he blasted the bombastic Emerson, Lake and Powell song "Touch and Go" from his office.
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Sometimes you sit back at the end of the day and reflect on how touch-and-go things are from year to year.
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Though it was touch-and-go early on for the champions of the American Ninja Warrior spinoff, but one team rose above the rest.
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"Lindsay is hopeful she'll be cleared to dance tomorrow but it will likely be touch and go until showtime Monday," the DWTS source continued.
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"Her feeling in her legs was really touch and go at times," Travis said, noting that no one was with her in the tent.
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After Cruz underwent emergency surgery, the doctors told the family that they had done everything possible and that it would be touch and go.
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A Navy doomsday aircraft was temporarily grounded after it struck a bird during a touch and go landing earlier this month, Navy officials said.
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Let me say that when you inherit the level of economic catastrophe that president Obama inherited, it was a real touch and go situation.
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Once they're all conscious (it was touch-and-go with Luke there), Nell appears to them clearly and explains the nature of the Red Room.
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"We're a smaller banana supplier, therefore the economics are very touch and go," said Sam Mathias, general manager of the Belize Banana Growers' Association (BGA).
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" She says it was absolutely touch-and-go for several days -- "We just didn't know for 2 days if she was going to make it.
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Osiris-Rex will then extend its robot arm to snatch a sample of Bennu's terrain in a "touch-and-go" maneuver set for July 2020.
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Rather than land on the asteroid, OSIRIS-REx will slowly approach Bennu and tap its surface — a maneuver NASA calls TAG, for Touch-And-Go.
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And let me say that when you inherit the level of economic catastrophe that President Obama inherited, it was a real touch-and-go situation.
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Liverpool was perhaps the only place where it was actually touch and go as to whether or not it would have collapsed into mass rioting.
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There have been no fundamental advances in the spiritual character—such as it is, touch and go—of our common tongue since Whitman and Dickinson.
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Sherman's first few days on our tiny Lancaster farm were touch and go as we waited to see if he'd survive his years of neglect.
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But Fiona wasn't just any newborn; she was a tiny preemie, born about six weeks before her projected due date, whose survival was touch-and-go.
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The show, which was first pitched by Matt Damon and Ben Affleck 16 years ago,had been through several touch-and-go productions with no success.
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"Growing up in L.A., both my sister and I had sort of touch-and-go body issues, some mildly recurring body dysmorphia," she told Women's Health.
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QR codes rule Technologically speaking, NFC, used by Apple Pay, enjoys many advantages over QR codes with its touch-and-go approach and built-in security.
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The fliers now practice carrier landings -- known as "touch and go" landings -- on Iwo Jima, also known as Iwo To, almost 850 miles (1,360 kilometers) away.
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It was touch and go at one stage as Hamilton trailed his team mate after running wide on turn 16, with Bottas appearing destined for pole.
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On Reddit, people around the world play touch-and-go with news stories, politics, memes, and their hobbies, participating in an exchange of mood and culture.
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"I think it's going to be touch and go but the important thing is to get ready to come out without a deal," he told the BBC.
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His defense has been touch-and-go—a little sloppier than it'll have to be in the playoffs—but it's something the Cavs can survive until May.
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"I guess that first night, things were really touch-and-go, and they weren't really sure if I was going to make it or not," she said.
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Boris Johnson says a no-deal Brexit is now "touch and go" but insists it's "highly unlikely" that it will lead to shortages of food and medicine.
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"I know how difficult it was on my parents to know it's touch and go at that point, whether or not I'm gonna make it," he said.
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The accident occurred about five weeks ago, and the actor told People that though things were "touch and go for a while," he is now on the mend.
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"I feel like bawling right now in a relief kind of way," she said, telling PEOPLE that it was touch-and-go up until the last few days.
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Sample collection using an instrument called the Touch-and-Go Sample Acquisition Mechanism (TAGSAM) is currently scheduled for summer 2020, while return to Earth is scheduled for 2023.
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Later, all payment mechanisms used chip cards, either debit or credit, or alternates to cards, such as PayPal and Zelle, or touch-and-go mechanisms like Apple's iPay.
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US-Russian relations are dogged by not only Ukraine, but a touch-and-go deal on Syria, cyber issues, an abiding distrust of Putin, and Moscow's human rights record.
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According to Utah Highway Patrol, a student was conducting touch and go exercises with an instructor when they experienced mechanical issues and the aircraft lost power, Fox 13 reported .
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But it was touch and go there for a few millennia and KNOWING what was going to happen didn't purge all of the interesting superstitions people had about them.
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He warns that the chances of a no-deal Brexit are now "touch and go" having previously insisted there was only a "million to one" chance of it happening.
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An iPhone 22020G with unpredictable, touch-and-go 211G coverage over the next year would be a frustrating experience for buyers and send Apple's beloved customer sat numbers downward.
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Sally Kirkland got a horrific and deep forehead gash patched up in an emergency surgery, and she's recovering, but on her way into the hospital ... it looked touch and go.
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Kleberg's sense of humor is combined with surprising bursts of color in "Elvis Leg" (2019) and "Touch and Go (Trilithon)" (2019), which are composed of straight and wavy multicolored lines.
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She was expecting a touch-and-go delivery, and her medical team even flew in a vascular medicine specialist from the battlefield of Aleppo, Syria, to offset her blood loss.
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"Sometimes it's touch and go, and sometimes it's the cities you least expect to be inaccessible, for example Vancouver," she said, speaking of her experiences of accessibility in urban areas.
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Things were a little touch and go walking on a crowded street and I've had a bit of an issue trying to maintain a connection walking into an adjacent room.
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"The former Wimbledon junior champion was full of hope, excited about getting his life back together after a troubled few years and a touch-and-go battle with pancreatitis," Walton wrote.
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"The former Wimbledon junior champion was full of hope, excited about getting his life back together after a troubled few years and a touch-and-go battle with pancreatitis," Walton continued.
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Dr. Melina Bellin, the pediatric endocrinologist with University of Minnesota Health who worked with Emmy, said it was "touch-and-go" early on, but everyone was relieved when Emmy's health turned around.
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But Fangio won the last battle — limiting Rodgers to 274 yards and a pick on 42 attempts in Week 15 — and Rodgers' new offense has been touch-and-go under Matt LaFleur.
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The letter said the Winter Olympics in South Korea are a "dramatic turning point" for peace, stability and national reconciliation on the Korean peninsula where a "touch-and-go war danger" prevails.
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That this painting is clearly a last-minute addition here, with no caption number or mention in the literature, suggests its acquisition for the show was more touch and go than previously considered.
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And making matters more touch-and-go is that with every new forecast, "we keep nudging (Dorian's track) a little bit to the left," which is closer to the Florida coast, he said.
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"It was a little bit touch and go over the last few days but it looks like the retina will hold and not detach and I won't need full eye surgery," she continued.
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"It was a little bit touch and go over the last few days but it looks like the retina will hold and not detach and I won't need full eye surgery," she wrote.
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The performance, with both Mr. Karl's considerable talent and his obvious injury vividly on display, had been touch-and-go all weekend, as the actor wondered if he would even be able to walk.
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One of the earliest Alkaline Trio songs ["Goodbye Forever"] references a band called U.S. Maple, and the Touch and Go, Steve Albini, indie-punk scene, all that stuff is really what we were all listening to.
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Since Muhammad bin Salman (pictured), now the crown prince, revealed his intention to part-privatise the kingdom's crown jewel to this newspaper in early 2016, it has always been touch-and-go whether he would succeed.
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The image was taken from a distance of 0.4 miles (690 m) above the asteroid's surface by NavCam 23, one of three navigation cameras that comprise the spacecraft's TAGCAMS (the Touch-and-Go Camera System) suite.
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Wood told the Daily Mail's Event magazine in an interview that was published over the weekend that things were touch and go for a bit after doctors discovered a cancerous legion during a checkup in May.
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Tensions on the Korean peninsula have "reached a touch-and-go point" and nuclear war "may break out at any moment," North Korea's deputy UN ambassador Kim In Ryong warned on Monday, the Washington Post reports.
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That was touch and go until a searing Kyrgios backhand winner down the line tied it up at 8-8 and gave the Australian 23rd seed the momentum, which he rode to victory two points later.
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The Canadian pulled out of his Paris Masters semi-final against Andy Murray with a right thigh injury earlier this month and it was touch and go whether he recovered in time for the London year-ender.
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The company first introduced the VR camera back at Mobile World Congress in February and has made it available outside of the U.S. Here in the U.S., however, this have been a little more touch and go.
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On Monday, Kim In Ryong, North Korea's deputy U.N. envoy, told a U.N. General Assembly committee the Korean peninsula situation had reached a touch-and-go point and a nuclear war could break out at any moment.
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The bombers also performed touch-and-go drills at Fairford, during which the bombers land and take off again without coming to a complete stop, allowing pilots to practice many landings in a short period of time.
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If we got that done and if we can be successful in the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula -- (END VIDEO CLIP) REGAN: Congressman Zeldin, let me just ask you about why is this been so touch-and-go?
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Lake Little, of Starkville, Mississippi, was practicing "touch and go" takeoffs and landings in a single-engine plane when she crashed on the Ole Miss Golf Course in Oxford, Mississippi, according to University of Mississippi spokesman Rod Guajardo.
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The situation on the Korean peninsula was now touch-and-go point "and a nuclear war may break out any moment", North Korea's Deputy U.N. Ambassador Kim In Ryong had told a U.N. General Assembly committee on Monday.
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As it centers on a teenager (Ronan) who's in her senior year of high school in the early 2000s and who has a touch-and-go relationship with her mother (Metcalf), Lady Bird ripples with gentleness and hilarity.
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"We feel confident that our systems and teams are up to the task of [touch-and-go-sampling] a collection site that was smaller than previously," Rich Burns, OSIRIS-REx project manager, said during a NASA media conference.
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The situation on the Korean peninsula was now touch-and-go point "and a nuclear war may break out any moment", North Korea's Deputy U.N. Ambassador Kim In Ryong had told a U.N. General Assembly committee on Monday.
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North Korea's Deputy U.N. Ambassador Kim In Ryong told a U.N. General Assembly committee on Monday that the situation on the Korean peninsula was now touch-and-go point "and a nuclear war may break out any moment".
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At the same time, Westmoreland was reporting a minor clash, reporters on the scene made it clear — in words, photos, and film — that the fighting was intense and widespread — the worst of the war — often touch-and-go.
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When the time comes, OSIRIS-REx will perform a touch-and-go maneuver that will bring the spacecraft's sampler into contact with the asteroid's surface for about five seconds before the orbiter moves away from the space rock.
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There are new companion apps (including one that enables a "touch-and-go" steering system for the drone), it has a camera that can move around more easily and it can also fly at 45 miles per hour.
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While anyone has the right to ensure their medical information — and the details of what may or may not be in their uterus — remains private, KUWTK reveals Khloé's touch-and-go pregnancy made the entire enterprise even more dire.
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For now, though, the cooperative process is still a little touch and go — the video you see is only the successes from a handful of attempts; each "primitive" fails about half the time because the robots are so basic.
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During the flash forward we learn that Kate is on her way over with Jack -- so at least we know that despite his health problems from being born so premature he makes it past those touch and go moments.
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Last year was difficult because of my knee surgery; I didn't know how much competing I would be able to do, and it was very touch-and-go all year whether or not I would qualify for the World Championships.
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Rather than attempting the difficult feat of landing on the surface of Bennu, the team decided on a touch and go approach—basically the spacecraft would give Bennu a smooth, gentle high-five while taking a piece of it home.
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" North Korea responded in a statement Tuesday, slamming the "ridiculous and foolhardy" Trump administration for taking steps that are "little short of lighting the fuse of a total war under the present touch-and-go situation on the Korean Peninsula.
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"The 1997/98 deal brokered between Saudi, Venezuela and Mexico took over a year to negotiate and it was touch and go as to whether it would get done or not," said veteran OPEC-watcher Yasser Elguindi of Medley Global Advisors.
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Trump's relations with the leaders of New York, the epicenter of the outbreak in the U.S., have been touch and go over the past several weeks as the state has grappled with coronavirus, a fact that neither Trump nor Gov.
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But it was touch and go for the campaign after a rough month on the trail, with Sanders sweeping from victories in mostly Western states over the last few weeks and gaining on her in New York in some polls.
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It's been touch and go for a lot of high-ranking execs like Gould at Yahoo of late, many of whom are not sure what to do in the midst of all the swirl at the Silicon Valley Internet giant.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Denis Kessler, the long-time chairman and chief executive of reinsurer SCOR, will on Friday become the first boss in France to fight for his job against an activist fund in a touch-and-go vote at its annual shareholder meeting.
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Some of the contenders plan brand new offices tailored to the EMA's needs, though with only 16 months between the relocation decision being taken in November and Britain's scheduled departure in March 2019 it could be touch and go whether they can complete on time.
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It requires a fighter to be in closer than the jab so he can genuinely touch-and-go without having to cover a great distance, and there is some leeway if the opponent begins retreating or dropping his weight as he recognizes the level change.
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"The situation on the Korean peninsula where the attention of the whole world is focused has reached the touch-and-go point and a nuclear war may break out any moment," North Korea's Deputy U.N. Ambassador Kim In Ryong told a U.N. General Assembly committee on Monday.
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"Years and years is an exaggeration, but to do it all within a year is going to be tight," he told BBC TV. Johnson also said the chances of Britain agreeing a Brexit deal with the EU were improving but it would be "touch and go".
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"The situation on the Korean peninsula where the attention of the whole world is focused has reached the touch-and-go point and a nuclear war may break out any moment," North Korea's Deputy U.N. Ambassador Kim In Ryong told a U.N. General Assembly committee on Monday.
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As Reddit's profile and popularity has risen, its management has historically shown a touch-and-go approach to policing certain of its subreddits (member-founded-and-moderated communities, where users gather to discuss anything under the sun)—especially, until recent years, the most toxic among them.
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But while a seat in parliament would give Le Pen a platform to challenge Macron, polls show it is touch and go whether she will reach 15-seat threshold to form a parliamentary group that delivers more speaking time and access to top roles within the assembly.
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The speech made by the US president in his maiden address on the UN arena in the prevailing serious circumstances, in which the situation on the Korean peninsula has been rendered tense as never before and is inching closer to a touch-and-go state, is arousing worldwide concern.
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"*Trump falsely claims Obama didn't contact families of fallen troops (NY Times)*McCain condemns "half-bakes, spurious nationalism" (Washington Post) North Korea's deputy U.N. ambassador warned that the situation on the Korean Peninsula "has reached the touch-and-go point and a nuclear war may break out any moment.
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"Now the situation on the Korean Peninsula is at a critical crossroads of either moving toward a durable peace along with the trend of detente or facing again a touch-and-go crisis," leading North Korea official Choe Ryong Hae said in a speech Tuesday reported by North Korean state media.
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He inherited negotiations after former Prime Minister Theresa MayTheresa Mary MayBoris Johnson: Brexit chances 'touch and go' Trump promises 'very big trade deal' with Britain post-Brexit Here are the US allies that have been caught in Trump's crosshairs MORE resigned last month and he won the election to replace her.
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"Now the situation on the Korean Peninsula is at a critical crossroads of either moving toward a durable peace along with the trend of detente or facing again a touch-and-go crisis," leading North Korea official Choe Ryong Hae said in a speech Tuesday reported by North Korean state media.
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Trump was openly critical of Johnson's predecessor and how she handled Brexit negotiations, lamenting that Theresa MayTheresa Mary MayBoris Johnson: Brexit chances 'touch and go' Trump promises 'very big trade deal' with Britain post-Brexit Here are the US allies that have been caught in Trump's crosshairs MORE did not take his advice.
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Trump hammered former Prime Minister Theresa MayTheresa Mary MayBoris Johnson: Brexit chances 'touch and go' Trump promises 'very big trade deal' with Britain post-Brexit Here are the US allies that have been caught in Trump's crosshairs MORE over the U.K.'s break from the European Union, saying she did not take his advice.
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The face-to-face meeting marked the first between the two since Johnson took over as U.K. prime minister from Theresa MayTheresa Mary MayBoris Johnson: Brexit chances 'touch and go' Trump promises 'very big trade deal' with Britain post-Brexit Here are the US allies that have been caught in Trump's crosshairs MORE in July.
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Here is the full text: The speech made by the U.S. president in his maiden address on the U.N. arena in the prevailing serious circumstances, in which the situation on the Korean Peninsula has been rendered tense as never before and is inching closer to a touch-and-go state, is arousing worldwide concern.
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Recently many seminal punk zines have been anthologized, such as Destroy All Monsters, Punk, and Touch and Go. Two other California punk zines, No Mag and Damage have also been digitally catalogued, though Slash differentiates itself because it both honestly documented the Los Angeles punk scene in the late '70s and created a singular aesthetic that was both raw and artful.
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"The large-scale nuclear war exercises conducted by the US in succession are creating touch-and-go situation on the Korean Peninsula and series of violent war remarks coming from the U.S. high-level politicians amid such circumstances have made an outbreak of war on the Korean Peninsula an established fact," a spokesman for North Korea's Foreign Minister said, according to state-run Korean Central News Agency.
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Trump plans to have breakfast with Johnson in what is expected to be the first meeting between the two leaders since the outspoken British politician took over as the United Kingdom's prime minister in July following Prime Minister Theresa MayTheresa Mary MayBoris Johnson: Brexit chances 'touch and go' Trump promises 'very big trade deal' with Britain post-Brexit Here are the US allies that have been caught in Trump's crosshairs MORE's exit.
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