As one might expect, things didn't turn out as planned.
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But, sometimes our festive dinners don't exactly turn out as planned.
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They take out insurance in case things don't turn out as planned.
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Not all of the prospects will turn out as planned, of course.
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These sorts of "unclean deaths" never turn out as planned, and the old woman turned into an Ubagabi.
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While that doesn't always turn out as planned, it's an advantage that could bode well in a bad market environment.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Jennifer Lopez had her own #MeToo moment years ago, but it did not turn out as planned for her would-be abuser.
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Republicans initially hoped to send an ObamaCare repeal bill to Trump's desk by his first 100 days in office, which most certainly didn't turn out as planned.
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Bell had high hopes for the night, thinking she and Shepard would become fast friends Beyoncé, 37, and JAY-Z, 39 — however, it didn't turn out as planned.
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My only attempt wielding a pair of scissors was back in high school and it involved a DIY bang trim — and let's just say it didn't turn out as planned.
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The DEA's deal with drug kingpin Paul Le Roux didn't turn out as planned Monday The DEA's deal with drug kingpin Paul Le Roux didn't turn out as planned Monday The epic case of Paul Le Roux, an international drug and arms smuggler turned DEA informant, took another surprising turn Monday when one of his former employees was acquitted in Minnesota federal court, further calling into question the U.S. government's unusual arrangement with the shadowy kingpin.
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If "House of Comics" did not turn out as planned for Mr. Franklin, a 61-year-old writer and producer who lives in Los Angeles, nor has the rest of his professional life.
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Beyond this, Klein encourages recently terminated workers to focus on highlighting what they can do for a new manager, employer, client, or connection — not what they did previously or how a past situation didn't turn out as planned.
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Now business is so bad the company has slowed research and development on new products because would-be game changers like near field communication technology, or NFC, didn't turn out as planned and smartphones don't need the products he specialized in.
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The company cited a lack of sales of woven tops — where it had made a significant inventory investment — and a failed attempt to keep August merchandise on the floors of stores for an additional week, which didn't turn out as planned.
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It remains to be seen if a President who has approval ratings in the 40s and who has made little attempt to bring the nation together can be an effective war leader -- especially if Friday's attacks do not turn out as planned.
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The first episode takes place months after the mysterious disappearance of one of the hotel's workers, as one of Gig's daughters plans to marry the son of a prominent family — but the wedding doesn't turn out as planned, and a new hire at the hotel has an ulterior motive in his new position.
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Together, they hatch a plan to rig Velu's next fight with Victor, the city's top underground fighter. However, things do not quite turn out as planned.
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Joaquin Apacible is an assassin masquerading as a sales agent. A family man at heart, he wishes to settle down to live a quiet life with his wife Sofia and son Jimboy. His last mission for a covert operations group is to kill the head of an illegal arms dealing syndicate. Things don't turn out as planned, and Joaquin is sent to prison.
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Then he receives amazing news from his best friend, Billy Kopecki: she thinks he is "cute." All he has to do is make a move tonight at the carnival ("Talk To Her/The Carnival."). But doing so does not turn out as planned. Meeting her in line for a ride called Wild Thunder, he musters enough courage to "talk to her", only to find that she has a date who is 16.
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Taylor wrote "Long Ago and Far Away" in 1970, about a year before it was recorded for Mud Slide Slim. Joni Mitchell sings background vocals and Carole King plays piano. It is a sad song that Taylor biographer Timothy White calls "among the most wistful of Taylor's vast catalogue of secular hymns." The theme of the song is how things don't turn out as planned, how dreams don't usually match the ultimate reality and how expectations don't last.
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Eventually, Gene goes to the florist to track down Robert Swan. Chantel goes to explain the entire situation, but Gene still pleads with her to end her affair, making her wonder why her mother's old tactics did not turn out as planned. To add to her confusion, Gene actually invites a "Robert Swan" (Cesar Romero) to dinner and then asks him to move in and share Chantal in a polyandrous relationship. Chantal, in disbelief, phones her mother about the situation.
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Archer first met Mick Jones when he was with Contempo. The band were looking for a producer when one of the members of the record company recommended Jones, to which the band agreed."Mick Jones & Richard Archer." The Independent on Sunday (London, England) (9 March 2008)A Scan of "Mick Jones & Richard Archer" from The Independent on Sunday (London, England) (9 March 2008) After working on the band's first record for a year, things did not turn out as planned due to problems with the record company.
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Peggy becomes alienated after separate fights with her boyfriend Abe and a client. Roger and Jane take LSD with a group of intellectuals, altering how they see the world and allowing them to speak honestly about their marriage. Don and Megan leave the office and take an impromptu road trip to Plattsburgh, New York, which doesn't turn out as planned after Megan becomes aggrieved with how Don treats her. "Far Away Places" was watched by 2.6 million viewers and achieved 0.9 million viewers in the key 18–49 demographic.
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Dog Beats was Psychopathic Records' first release; Bruce wanted the album to be "available everywhere" because people would not expect a local act to be as widely released. This sales method did not turn out as planned, as the album was mostly released locally, and was not purchased by as many stores as Bruce had hoped. The group members took turns going out with unattractive women who worked at Kinkos in exchange for having their fliers promoting the album printed for free. The group promoted the album themselves by putting up the fliers across the city.
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Once Upon a Saturday is a Brazilian webcomic authored by graphic designer Carlos Ruas that deals with topics related to the Bible. The comics deal primarily with God's daily struggles, as well as those of his creations, Adam, Eve, and their son Cain (depicted as a voice emanating from a small blue stroller). God is often frustrated by his creations, as they don't always turn out as planned. The comic's name comes from the Bible's account that God worked creating the world and its inhabitants for six days, and rested on Saturday, the seventh day/the Sabbath.
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Miss C thinks she is striking gold by moving to peds, because she will be able to do all types of surgery, and on little people, which makes the surgery harder, which is of course, better. Things don't turn out as planned, though, when she realizes kids are a little more resilient than their adult counterparts. And then Callie outs her to Arizona – in the she doesn’t really like kids sense of outing." Krill enjoyed Wilson's performance as Bailey, in addition to Dane's, writing: "He wins the best line of the show with 'That’s how I know my job is safe, Yang – I reattach babies arms.
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But when they encounter trouble of both the human and vampire varieties they begin to realize life outside Morganville isn't all it's cracked up to be. ;Ghost Town: The fragile peace between humans and vampires in Morganville is in trouble, and when Claire takes drastic action, she's put under serious pressure to re-establish the barriers that keep the town residents inside, and wipe the memories of those who leave. But working with her half-crazy vampire boss Myrnin means that things don't always turn out as planned...and as the people of Morganville begin acting strangely, Claire and her friends must solve the mystery and try to put things right. But one by one, her allies are turning on her... even the ones she trusts most.
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Prior to the collapse of the Soviet Union, ICAIC had imported all of its film and development chemicals from the USSR and its economic allies. The lack of chemicals on the island after 1991 forced Madagascar’s production unit to mail all of their negatives to a lab in Venezuela, making "dailies," or the practice of reviewing each day's shooting and then re-filming whatever did not turn out as planned, impossible. Despite being forced to "shoot blind," as it were, Pérez maintains that he and his crew did not lack any truly fundamental supplies (besides gasoline, which was in scarce supply throughout the island by mid-1993). Nevertheless, the director did believe at the time that it would be his last film and such conditions may have played a significant role in the development of the film's style and plot.
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