Now, though, huge improvements in electronics have turned the tables.
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Then, Noah turned the tables and accused Xan of cheating.
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The Republican party has turned the tables on the Democrats.
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The Chiefs turned the tables in December 24 in Foxborough, Mass.
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Last fall, Honeywell turned the tables and approached UTX about a deal.
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LAST FALL, HONEYWELL TURNED THE TABLES AND APPROACHED UTX ABOUT A DEAL.
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On Thursday, it was Rubio who turned the tables on an opponent.
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The whistleblower complaint has turned the tables, giving the House the upper hand.
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But it was Schlumberger's CEO Paal Kibsgaard that turned the tables for Cramer.
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Drain turned the tables on Burian, shifting his focus from valuation to jobs.
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But the city, about 60 miles west of Philadelphia, turned the tables on its detractors.
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Democratic AGs and advocacy groups turned the tables in the Trump era, with remarkable success.
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What would happen if we turned the tables and dubbed Seth Rogen with Joker's laugh?
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John Stamos turned the tables on Sharon Osbourne during his visit to The Talk on Tuesday.
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Valbuena turned the tables in the second with his blast, putting Houston up by a run.
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Trump Jr. turned the tables ... first on Joy by calling her out for allegedly wearing blackface.
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Pironkova turned the tables on Tuesday and completed a 2-6, 63-3, 6-3 victory.
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For once, the United States turned the tables on Pyongyang and pushed it to chase Washington.
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Mr. Kalanick later vowed never to be bullied again and turned the tables on his tormentors.
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The Trump Republican Party has turned the tables on the Obama-era dominance of Democratic digital politicking.
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One subset, however, turned the tables on that average and complied to the request at 76%. Why?
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But Lazari disagreed, and turned the tables by asserting his identity as Anatolian Greek ancestry in Turkey.
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We turned the tables on cultural appropriation when we ate at a Chinese gastropub called Deli Burger.
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Trump turned the tables later in the news conference, complaining again about coverage of his young administration.
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Rather than answer these questions, Westbrook turned the tables and started asking reporters about their fashion preferences.
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Still, two long breakaway runs by the diminutive South Africa wing Cheslin Kolbe nearly turned the tables.
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After being previously mocked for mechanically repeating a slam on Obama, Rubio turned the tables on Trump.
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Now, ISIS has turned the tables and scored success by using booby-trapped drones as its own weapons.
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Had they just gone the way everyone else was going, it might've turned the tables a little bit.
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Russia's defense ministry turned the tables Thursday with accusations that the U.S. dropped bombs on Aleppo on Wednesday.
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Last year, The Washington Post turned the tables, exposing an attempted sting operation and making O'Keefe look foolish.
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Sacramento bolted to a 24-27 lead before the Bucks completely turned the tables with their 193-219 flurry.
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"In one night, President Trump turned the tables," Cotton wrote in an op-ed for The New York Times.
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Mr. Sánchez, however, turned the tables by appealing directly for grass-roots militants to support his government formation plans.
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She quickly turned the tables on Sanders, asking why he hadn't yet released his tax returns to the public.
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His fire-and-fury performance — "you have replaced 'advice and consent' with search and destroy" — suddenly turned the tables.
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But the Yankees turned the tables and won, four games to two, with Ruth having a monumental series, hitting .
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In fact, they turned the tables on the Shockers, holding them to just 143 percent shooting in the first half.
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Down 36-23 after one period, the Pacers turned the tables in the second quarter, outscoring the hosts 33-22.
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After being shocked by the Bahamas four years ago, they turned the tables to record their 17th victory in the event.
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Bottas, second fastest, turned the tables on the five-times world champion in the afternoon with a lap of 1:30.937.
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That turned the tables on William Hill which had made a 13 million pound ($895 million) bid for 888 last year.
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He turned the tables two weeks later, holding the Brewers to a run and four hits in 7 1/3 innings.
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And then Bibb turned the tables and began interviewing Rancic about the availability of alcohol and which celebrity made her nervous.
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" Check out PEOPLE's full 2017 Grammys coverage The singer quickly turned the tables around, saying she couldn't "possibly accept this award.
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In one notable moment that was the subject of several of the complaints filed, Kavanaugh turned the tables on Democratic Sen.
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Clinton has turned the tables somewhat, calling Mr. Trump "an id with hair" at an L.G.B.T. fund-raiser in late March.
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That turned the tables on William Hill which had made a 720 million pound ($895 million) bid for 888 last year.
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The Pelicans turned the tables on the Timberwolves five days after a 139-134 home loss to them five days earlier.
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My theory is this: Trump cleverly turned the tables against Ted Cruz in regard to the nationwide delegate fight, especially in Colorado.
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"It's the rebels who turned the tables on the strategy of the siege," said a senior Western diplomat based in the region.
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That turned the tables from the week before, when "The Mandalorian" passed "The Witcher," locking the two shows in a streaming battle.
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She didn't feel sorry for him though, she said, because he had enabled the "PC culture" that's now turned the tables on him.
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The 34-year-old turned the tables on the Australian journalist who posed the question by inviting him to sit next to him.
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Nearly a year after hosting iconic sketch comedy series Saturday Night Live, Donald Trump has turned the tables: he wants the show canceled.
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When the artist appeared on her show to talk about her music, Ellen turned the tables: She asked about Nicki's relationship with Nas.
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The Philadelphia Flyers have turned the tables following a 10-game skid, with a 2-23 triumph over the Buffalo Sabres on Dec.
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As I tried to interview her, she instead turned the tables, peppering me with questions about my background, my family and that voice.
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The Sierra Club turned the tables on Wheeler, who prior to his EPA appointment was a lobbyist whose clients included a major coal company.
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Stars have long been known for saying, "Hi, mom!" on TV, but this Mother's Day a few small-screen personalities' mothers turned the tables.
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However, Britain's departure from the European Union may isolate London as Europe's financial centre and that has turned the tables in favour of Frankfurt.
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But he seemed to press his advantage a little too hard, commentators said, and Carlsen turned the tables on him for win No. 212.
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VIRGINIA 67, VIRGINIA TECH 49 Anthony Gill scored 16 points, and No. 7 Virginia turned the tables on Virginia Tech with its seventh straight win.
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But during the first moments of the hearing, Judiciary Chairman Lindsey Graham turned the tables and rehashed some of the flashpoints from the 2016 campaign.
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Nick Cannon had to work hard to get Mariah Carey's attention — and when he finally did, he turned the tables by playing hard to get.
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Andre was leaving Il Pastaio in Bev Hills Friday when Cody our camera guy started doing his thing, but the boxer quickly turned the tables.
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The Mavericks have been easy pickings for most teams this season but turned the tables on Milwaukee on Saturday with a shocking 111-79 triumph.
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But England turned the tables with another kick by Farrell that made it 15-9, and for a moment the English appeared to seize momentum.
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Comedy Central Straight male comics have been telling gay panic jokes for decades, so it's only fair that a gay comic has turned the tables.
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Fiers has turned the tables on a tough start to the season, posting a 4-0 mark with a 1.72 ERA in his last five outings.
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Turns out, The Book of Henry star turned the tables on the fan, Aubrey Lofgren, sharing a photo of her holding up her phone on Instagram.
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Elizabeth Warren by literally shutting her down mid-debate, they turned the tables against him by taking up his own words as their new rallying cry.
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Two years later, the Frenchman turned the tables in a five-set classic in the 2010 quarter-finals, crushing Djokovic's hopes of a second Melbourne trophy.
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The Englishman pipped Johnson to the title in Abu Dhabi before the big-hitting American turned the tables on him by winning the WGC-Mexico Championship.
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Now her adversaries have turned the tables: Ms. Gardner's professional actions are being scrutinized in a manner that is virtually unheard-of for an elected prosecutor.
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After I had turned off my recorder and paid the bill and packed my things and arranged for my exit, she turned the tables on me.
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Toronto turned the tables in the second, overcoming a 1-point deficit by outscoring the Nets by 221-226 over the final 212 minutes 230 seconds.
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The 30-year-old turned the tables on Peng in the very next game, breaking her opponent once again before closing out the contest in 78 minutes.
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Six woman turned the tables on a man who they claim scheduled back-to-back dates with them all on the same night at the same location.
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Russia is a country where admitting fault is not part of the political lexicon and President Putin has turned the tables, accusing Russia's accusers of "politicizing" sports.
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Denver had owned the period its previous four games, outscoring opponents 236-223, but the Warriors turned the tables, outscoring the Nuggets 213-247 in the third.
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Cops came to Nick's home after he called 911, claiming his girlfriend attacked him, but when cops saw she was injured they turned the tables on him.
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Tsitsipas, the first Greek player to qualify for the season-ender, had lost all five previous matches against Medvedev but he turned the tables in impressive fashion.
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By accusing Black Lives Matter of peddling hate, politicians effectively turned the tables on the movement, allowing lawmakers, in some cases, to strengthen protections for the police.
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Berkeley's Republicans have turned the tables on liberals at the campus, championing free speech and putting a conservative claim on one of the university's proudest liberal legacies.
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But Britain's split from the 28-member bloc will isolate London and that has turned the tables in favour of Frankfurt, the financial capital of Europe's biggest economy.
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The Colorado Rockies entered the season with 11 consecutive losses to the New York Mets, but they have turned the tables in the series in a big way.
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Before the fight was stopped in the seventh, Whyte briefly turned the tables in the second round and appeared to hurt Joshua, who recovered for a dominating win.
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Now, Symantec's discovery, unveiled on Monday, suggests that the same Chinese hackers the agency has trailed for more than a decade have turned the tables on the agency.
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And as Mosby's tough approach disintegrated, the officers turned the tables—they took her back to court and sued her for something prosecutors are traditionally protected from: malicious prosecution.
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That was one of those moves where it's someone who's clearly going to go far in the game and other people see that, and they just turned the tables.
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This idea predicates both the digital activism that helped elect Barack Obama to the presidency and the mechanism that turned the tables back around to elect our current president.
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More recently, The Washington Post turned the tables on the group's effort to embarass the newspaper by planting a fake rape story about then-Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore.
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Bertens, though, turned the tables in the second set, breaking the 23-year-old in the penultimate game to level the scores and take the match into a decider.
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Yet Occidental turned the tables on Chevron by securing a $10 billion investment from Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc and an $8.8 billion asset sale to France's Total SA .
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For instance, when evidence started mounting that Trump's campaign had numerous contacts with Russians, Trump turned the tables and claimed it was the Democrats who colluded with the Kremlin.
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After Ellen interviewed Matt Lauer on The Ellen DeGeneres Show this week, Lauer turned the tables on her, interviewing DeGeneres about several topics for The Today Show, including Donald Trump.
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The 21-year-old German had the better of an even opening set that went with serve but Gulbis turned the tables in the tiebreak to take it 7-2.
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Six months after a brazen jailbreak worthy of Hollywood, escaping a maximum security prison through the tunnel from his cell, Mexico's security forces turned the tables on Guzman on Friday.
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PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly's Editorial Director Jess Cagle turned the tables on the Watch What Happens Live host, and as expected, Cohen, 48, didn't hold back — or plead the fifth!
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Far from admitting any guilt, Galloway turned the tables on the Republican senators and embarrassed them and the Bush administration with an uninterrupted litany of attacks against the Iraq War.
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Blue Jackets captain Nick Foligno opened the scoring 9:12 into the affair, as the visitors turned the tables on the hosts for failing to score on a power play.
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Vera tells her his origin story, an expletive-laden tale about getting bullied until he turned the tables with an aluminum baseball bat he had received as a Christmas gift.
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Washington turned the tables Wednesday with a 40-36 advantage and nearly doubled the Hawks in fastbreak points (20-12) while holding Atlanta to 40.9 percent shooting from the field.
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In a PEOPLE Now exclusive sneak peek at Wednesday's episode, Aubry returns to camp totally shocked that Sandra turned the tables, securing Jeff Varner's vote against J.T. rather than Michaela Bradshaw.
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Zverev held an early 3-63 lead in the third set, but Verdasco quickly turned the tables, dictating play and pushing Zverev far from the baseline with his power and topspin.
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Chris Brown has turned the tables on the woman who was arrested for trespassing at his house -- because now he won't stop threatening her on social media ... according to her, anyway.
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Asked about this reversal, Cui turned the tables and said it was U.S. negotiators that had abruptly backed away from some previous deals that had been tentatively agreed over the past year.
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With the stakes high for a narrowed field of candidates, Marco Rubio turned the tables on Donald J. Trump in the Republican debate on Thursday, attacking the front-runner from the start.
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Tied 1-1, battling in the decisive game 3, Sumail was clearly in control of the game and EG seemed set for its top 3 berth when, somehow, OG turned the tables.
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Warren on Monday turned the tables on the Republican presidential nominee calling Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The President is trying hard to reshape a political battlefield that is stacked against him, as sources suggest he is increasingly mystified that his tactics have not turned the tables on Democrats.
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No. 7 Georgia runs by Georgia Tech ATLANTA — No. 7 Georgia turned the tables on rival Georgia Tech on Saturday, using the Yellow Jackets' own formula to beat its in-state rival.
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According to the Chicago Tribune, federal investigators turned the tables on the allegedly corrupt gang squad by executing two search warrants at the residences of at least two officers the following day.
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But Ellen Pompeo, TV's highest-paid actress and star of Grey's Anatomy, turned the tables as she made a larger point about diversity in Hollywood and the role white people play in it.
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But when Rubenstein pressed Dimon for how he would respond if the next president of the United States offered him the role of leading the Treasury Department, the bank CEO turned the tables.
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Idlib is the last major area of Syria still in rebel hands after a string of government offensives backed by Russian air power since 2015 turned the tables in a protracted civil war.
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WASHINGTON — After George W. Bush twice carried the New Hampshire county that includes vote-rich Manchester and Nashua, President Obama turned the tables and won it in both his elections by similar margins.
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After being blanked in back-to-back games to fall behind in their Western Conference first-round playoff series, the San Jose Sharks turned the tables on the Edmonton Oilers to draw even.
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That admission turned the tables on India and others who hoped to veto any move away from Doha, and gave the advantage to the U.S.-led camp who favor new avenues of trade reform.
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A sign, at least that President Trump has turned the tables on former top Intel officials like Clapper, who keeps shifting his story about exactly what kind of surveillance occurred on the Trump campaign.
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The rapper -- who's facing attempted murder charges for his role in the shooting at a T.I. concert -- claims he took the gun and turned the tables on the person who tried to assassinate him.
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The defense ministry for Russia, which has been lambasted for its own airstrikes in support of a Syrian government ground offensive around Aleppo, turned the tables Thursday with an accusation against the United States.
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"Great Grand Masti" could have turned the tables on the sex comedy genre, but thanks to some watered-down humour and regressive script, this is just another mediocre film that will sink into oblivion.
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" And in response to Rubio's barbs that Trump was putting on makeup backstage during the debate, Trump turned the tables on him and said the Florida senator was putting on makeup "with a towel.
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Tamas Kenderesi, 19, of Hungary, had turned the tables on Phelps in the semifinals, passing him over the last 25 meters of their semifinal heat to beat him by 16 hundredths of a second.
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The last time I interviewed her onstage at Code Media in 2017, she turned the tables on me and tried to interview me, and came up with a sex position called Swisher, was it?
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Then Mr. Trump's victory completely turned the tables, with the Republicans who now controlled Congress and the White House ruminating about gutting the filibuster if Democrats stood in the way of the Trump agenda.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Parents normally tell their teenagers to watch their language, but Coco Gauff turned the tables on her father on Thursday during her second round clash with Laura Siegemund at the Auckland Classic.
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But evidence of ballot fraud by the Harris campaign turned the tables on the Republican Party, which has accused Democrats with little evidence of encouraging individual voter fraud in races such as the 2016 presidential election.
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We turned the tables on the adversaries by taking a fundamentally new approach that leverages the network effects of crowdsourced data applied to modern technologies such as artificial intelligence, or AI, cloud computing, and graph databases.
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In a blog published on Monday, Perrin shows the entire exchange between him and a scammer, in which Perrin turned the tables and convinced the scammer to send Perrin $50, which he reportedly donated to charity.
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The soprano Wendy Bryn Harmer, who sings at the Met, turned the tables, noting that, added together, the various components of NBC's "Today" show are longer than "Der Rosenkavalier," the Strauss opera Mr. Roker snoozed through.
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Mr. Churkin called the accusations against Russia "rhetorical things" and turned the tables on the West, saying what the International Criminal Court ought to investigate instead are the alleged atrocities during the American-led invasion of Iraq.
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However, the next two sets were a stark contrast to the first as Pavlyuchenkova turned the tables on the Swiss, taking command of the contest and converting seven break points in all to advance in 63 minutes.
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Andrew McCutchen complemented Crawford's performance with three hits, including a pair of doubles, as the Giants turned the tables on the Rockies after Colorado had won the first two games of the series 26-23 and 22-23.
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The allegations turned the tables in the Senate, where Republicans had been under a daily barrage of questions about Roy Moore, the GOP Senate candidate in Alabama, who is facing multiple allegations of sexual misconduct involving teenage girls.
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The allegations turned the tables in the Senate, where Republicans had been facing a daily barrage of questions about Roy Moore, the GOP Senate candidate in Alabama who is facing multiple allegations of sexual misconduct involving teenage girls.
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But the Haitians, who won all three of their group games, turned the tables with a blistering second half performance to reach the semis for the first time since the tournament changed to its current format in 1991.
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Detroit managed three runs in two losses at Pittsburgh on Monday and Tuesday but turned the tables when the series shifted on Wednesday, pounding out 14 hits while ace Justin Verlander stymied the Pirates in a 10-0 win.
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It's been almost two years since the final Hunger Games movie, Mockingjay — Part Two, and five years since Twilight: Breaking Dawn — Part 2, but just when you thought it was over, the CEO of Lionsgate has turned the tables.
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Some economists think Britain's departure from the EU may damage London as a financial center and that turned the tables in favor of Germany, prompting its politicians to demand Frankfurt not London be the headquarters of the combined group.
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He followed the example of American hitmakers, some of whom had commissioned him to infuse their songs with secret sauce, and turned the tables — hiring US pop impresario Pharrell Williams to coproduce, write, and sing for him in Spanish.
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Having suffered a 67-60 reverse by the Italians in the group stages, Croatia turned the tables on the tournament hosts in Turin and won thanks to yet another majestic performance by their Brooklyn Nets shooting guard Bojan Bogdanovic.
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One night after the Royals stormed back late for a 6-5 win, the A's turned the tables in a game that began as a pitchers' duel between Oakland left-hander Brett Anderson and Kansas City righty Jorge Lopez.
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In a rematch of sorts from their last shot at gold in Nagano in 1998, the Russians turned the tables on the Czechs, who then foiled their hopes by beating them 1-19883 on a brilliant goaltending performance by Dominik Hasek.
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Where there were roars of joy from around the grounds after that see-saw battle in 2013, this time there were groans as Verdasco turned the tables to win 4-6 4-6 7-403(3) 6-3 6-4.
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John Seabrook's 2001 book, Nobrow: The Culture of Marketing + The Marketing of Culture, defined the collapse of brow culture, and Carl Wilson's 2007 Celine Dion's Let's Talk About Love: A Journey To The End of Taste, turned the tables yet again.
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He'd left something in reserve, and had chosen his moment to go for the KO. Then in the opening seconds of the 9th, McGregor turned the tables with a devastating (and possibly too low) body shot that looked to hurt Mayweather, possibly badly.
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The Boston Celtics have turned the tables on the Chicago Bulls in their Eastern Conference first-round series and look to become the first home team to win a game when the teams return to TD Garden for Game 5 on Wednesday.
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It was support for venal thugs like Machado and Batista, fueled by U.S. business interests, that spawned the virulent anti-Americanism that Castro was able to exploit when he turned the tables on the U.S. and declared himself to be a communist.
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The Hillary Clinton campaign, stung by Russia-related Uranium One accusations in the book "Clinton Cash," successfully turned the tables on the Russia narrative; it concealed its funding of the Steele operation while proclaiming victimhood and blaming Russia for its electoral loss.
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The presence of Amazon and Netflix — which just one year ago struggled to interest sellers in their alternative release patterns — have turned the tables on the annual Park City gathering this year, scooping up several titles and pushing up prices on others.
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" And Cruz turned the tables on Trump as no other foil has ever done: Forcing the usually steely businessman to offer a heartfelt defense of his hometown – and its sacrifices on 9/11 – when the transplanted Texan attacked his "New York values.
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After 12 defeats in 13 matches against the Serbian, including a loss at altitude in the final of the Madrid Open in early May, Murray turned the tables a week later in their most recent encounter, a rain-affected Italian Open final in Rome.
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In a sign of how quickly Bayer turned the tables on Monsanto, the latter's President and Chief Operating Officer, Brett Begemann, dismissed speculation of the company being a takeover target for Bayer or BASF at an investor conference in New York earlier on Wednesday.
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The Rangers have turned the tables on Kansas City so far, however, blanking the Royals over 13 innings in the opener before getting two-homer efforts from Robinson Chirinos and Joey Gallo to support an eight-inning gem from Cole Hamels in Friday's 6-2 victory.
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A break at 2-2 in the second set opened the door for Tsitsipas to serve out the match but Auger-Aliassime turned the tables by staying on the baseline, winning points with returns that were well out of reach to earn his first break point.
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With this in mind, we turned the tables and asked some big names and rising stars in the South Korean music scene to share what they are fans of — and learned that the things K-pop stars love are as diverse as the fans who adore them.
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But that's not all: Now that high-achieving women have become the norm in Turks and Caicos, the island's Gender Affairs Department, which once focused on lending women a helping hand, has turned the tables to provide services for young men — from vocational courses to anger management training.
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Just as former President Clinton largely turned the tables on his accusers in the 1990s, Trump can show his populist base how persecuted he is by the "deep state," deflecting attention away from slowing wage growth and a sputtering economy that he has brought about with his tariff war.
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Halfway through "You Can't Stop the Beat," Link turned the tables on Tracy — when he finally came to realize how wonderful she was — and took a chance (on live TV!) to kiss the leading lady, which had Corny Collins' cast squealing and smiling from ear-to-ear out of excitement.
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There was little sign of what was in store for the five-times champion when he took the first set with ease, before world No. 55 Millman turned the tables to win the second then held his nerve through two tiebreaks to secure the victory in three hours and 20043 minutes.
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After fumbling around for two games both offensively and defensively, the Cleveland Cavaliers turned the tables on the Golden State Warriors in Game 3 of the NBA Finals, handing the defending champs a 22-point whuppin' behind some key adjustments and what might turn out to be a serendipitous injury to Kevin Love.
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When asked about Trump's latest line of attack -- that some unreported bank loans to Cruz show he is controlled by Wall Street interests -- the Texas senator turned the tables, telling the Kuhner Report that it was Trump who had stood with big business during the fights over TARP and the 2009 economic stimulus package.
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When Billy Played "The Price Just Feels SO Right" with People and Smashed the Prize If They Guessed Incorrectly Billy's usual bit is giving people a single dollar if they can answer a question for him, but with this bit the comedian turned the tables and had people guess the price of an item.
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Donald Trump had his share of popular glory in Warsaw the day before, but in Western Europe the star is Emmanuel Macron, a 39-year-old newcomer whose election as president of France has turned the tables in democratic politics just as Mr. Trump's election did, half a year earlier — in a totally different way.
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The Washington Post, which Project Veritas was trying to trap into publishing a false accusation against Roy Moore, turned the tables and exposed a hilariously inept attempt at catfishing: In a series of interviews over two weeks, [Jaime Phillips] shared a dramatic story about an alleged sexual relationship with Moore in 1992 that led to an abortion when she was 15.
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By unleashing on the host nation, South Korea, his beaming young cheerleaders and, through graduated suspense-building, his own sister, Kim Yo Jong, North Korean tyrant Kim Jong Un effected an image makeover, turned the tables on the Trump administration, hypnotized the world into forgetting about his yearlong ballistic-bluster barrage, and likely secured a free pass on his next big provocation.
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Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.) on Sunday turned the tables on Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE in an attempt to disprove the Republican presidential nominee's claim that President Obama is the founder of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
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