Some of them had to be kept under the wire.
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Apple's managed to get its new earbuds in under the wire.
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Sunday to get all the ballots in just under the wire.
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Swift and Del Rey's albums came in right under the wire.
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The year's most romantic film is getting in just under the wire.
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You might also find high-end sparklers from Under the Wire or Ultramarine.
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And it was completed under the wire, just one month before it premiered on Netflix.
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In the first, they spent twice as much time with the mouse under the wire cup.
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Before ending its print edition, Teen Vogue got in one last dream editor under the wire.
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Divorce professionals are feeling the heat as couples scramble to get written agreements in under the wire.
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Monday was the deadline for petitioners to join the case, so INCOMPAS got in just under the wire.
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Looking at the listed dates, the rollout for Galaxy phones is really coming in just under the wire.
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And to think: that with just a 124 days to go, under the wire, we got that resolved.
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And to think, that with just a 124 days to go, under the wire, we got that resolved.
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"I might be able to slip in just under the wire, before the ruling takes effect," she said.
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Winkler got his divorce docs in just under the wire -- he filed in L.A. Superior Court on Dec.
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The public comment period is closing tomorrow on April 26th, so Google's comment scraped in just under the wire.
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They must have crawled under the wire and tossed the thing, and that was the signal for the attack.
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His experiences are also the subject of a new documentary, "Under the Wire," adapted from his book of the same name.
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AT&T is making it under the wire with the addition of Las Vegas to its growing portfolio of 5G business cities.
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The goods deficit with China rose more than $3 billion in December as some companies rushed to buy inventory under the wire.
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Right now there are furious negotiations taking place as Democrats try to secure a few key political wins, just under the wire.
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Watch an exclusive trailer for Under the Wire below, and make sure to catch the film when it premieres on November 16.
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Though I am a supporter of trump's use of twitter, these latest tweets barely make it under the wire as a good move.
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Those burgeoning 40-something bellies were the most painful for me to see, evidence that it was possible to get pregnant just under the wire.
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The release came in under the wire: A new NC law goes into effect next month that blocks the public from seeing such recordings. 5.
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If the new GOP tax bill goes into effect as it reads right now, she may be getting that needed credit just under the wire.
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So Yen Vo and her husband, the chef Jimmy Ly, who had spoken of an autumn opening, are opening this restaurant just under the wire.
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UNDER THE WIRE The war correspondent Marie Colvin — played by Rosamund Pike in the current biopic "A Private War" — was killed in Homs, Syria, in 22013.
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"I feel fortunate that we got in under the wire and were able to raise (money) for the next two years to carry us through," he said.
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Heck, you'd even get a bonus mini-deadline right before the freeze kicked in, with the league's early movers trying to get their deals in under the wire.
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House of Cards got in just under the wire, dropping all of its episodes on May 30, but will Emmy voters have had a chance to watch it all?
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Since then, the network has built its brand around that same style of elevated programming, whether it's Six Feet Under, The Wire, Game of Thrones, True Detective, or Westworld.
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Hong Kong's China Aircraft Leasing (CALC) posted two deals for 22018 Boeing 737 MAX jets each, including one which crept under the wire just before fireworks brought in 2019.
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Maybe this is the anti-Christmas: the Nine Inch Nails release that Trent Reznor promised for 2016, a five-song EP arriving barely under the wire on Dec. 22.
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"The Supreme Court has stepped in under the wire to protect the rights of Louisiana women," said Nancy Northup, the president and CEO of the Center for Reproductive Rights.
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The museum's catalog carefully notes this important date — important because it meant that Owsley's gifts snuck under the wire of a deadline the curators would have known was coming.
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Cross-border partnerships in key industries such as the auto sector means "Buy American" policies may still allow Canadian components to sneak in under the wire, beating out competitors' goods.
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While April 15 may still feel like the distant future, the truth is that many people will wait until the last minute to finish their taxes just under the wire.
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Performances for "A Doll's House, Part 2" begin April 1 at the John Golden Theater, with opening night set for April 27 — just under the wire for Tony Awards eligibility.
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Just barely making it under the wire of a year full of bizarre and adorable robots, the fancy animal robot-makers at Festo are back with three new flying robots.
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"She was so rude," the French journalist Edith Bouvier says of the war reporter Marie Colvin in "Under the Wire," Chris Martin's heated and harrowing account of Colvin's last weeks.
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"The Supreme Court has stepped in under the wire to protect the rights of Louisiana women," Nancy Northup, the president of the Center for Reproductive Rights, said in a statement.
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"The Supreme Court has stepped in under the wire to protect the rights of Louisiana women," Nancy Northup, president and CEO of the Center for Reproductive Rights, said in a statement.
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"We knew that an executive order would be coming and we thought we'd get the family in under the wire," said Dave Mammen, the church administrator coordinating the refugee task force.
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There's a growing understanding among the people who play games that development is a tricky process, and that a lot of the time, major productions come together just under the wire.
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In that motion, they claim that the trades in question did not constitute so-called materially false statements, as is required for a charge to be filed under the wire-fraud statute.
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Just under the wire for many holiday retail workers, chains like Aeropostale and PacSun have agreed to end on-call shifts after an inquiry from the New York Attorney General's office, USA Today reports.
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"The Supreme Court has stepped in under the wire to protect the rights of Louisiana women," said Nancy Northup, president and CEO of the Center for Reproductive Rights, in a statement to media outlets.
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While I really understand why someone would do that, I think that it is a very small success and I think that it looks and feels like you're trying to get in under the wire.
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Lawyers for Vorley and Chanu had argued that the trades for which they were charged did not constitute so-called materially false statements, as is required for a charge to be filed under the wire fraud statute.
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While the reactions to it since it debuted this week are, um, mixed, it has already cemented itself as an unforgettable pop culture moment of 2019 just under the wire, giving an updated spin on a classic story.
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But the U.S. may "scrape through just under the wire" and retain its status as long as no new cases are reported in New York state in September, a spokesperson for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention tells Axios.
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Under the Wire, a new documentary co-produced by VICE, chronicles Colvin and Conroy's covert journey into Homs, drawing on the photographer's first-person account and on-the-ground footage to paint a harrowing portrait of how they covered the siege.
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A federal judge on Monday said that a deceptive commodities trading tactic known as spoofing can be prosecuted under the wire fraud statute, a decision that will allow a criminal case against two ex-Deutsche Bank precious metals traders to move forward.
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Thursday saw them faced with similar questions, and after a very quiet day, Toronto beat the buzzer with a move that snuck in just under the wire, acquiring P.J. Tucker from the Phoenix Suns for Jared Sullinger and two second-round picks.
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With just a week to go before the 2016 Oscars (which will be held Sunday, February 28), John Oliver's Last Week Tonight team came in under the wire to deliver a scathing examination of Hollywood's continued insistence on casting white actors in nonwhite roles.
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I applied right under the wire and will let you know if I win (I'm told I'm up against Kara Swisher), but clearly Arianna is serious enough about our lack of sleep, she's willing to let strangers (and stray reporters) into her bedroom to get some zzzzz.
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A federal judge on Thursday blocked the Trump administration from transferring a U.S. citizen held as an enemy combatant to Saudi Arabia, in an under-the-wire decision that came just minutes before the government would have had the authority to move the prisoner against his will.
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Basic Fun CEO Jay Foreman, which makes K'nex and Lincoln Logs, said his company, as well as others in the toy industry, brought extra toys to the U.S. at the end of 2110 in order to get "under the wire" of future tariffs that were expected to be imposed by President Donald Trump.
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Jay Foreman, CEO of Basic Fun, which makes K'nex and Lincoln Logs, said his company as well as others in the toy industry brought extra product to the U.S. at the end of 2019 in order to get "under the wire" of future tariffs that were expected to be imposed by President Donald Trump.
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The justices are running out of time to take new cases – Reuters Supreme Court reporter Lawrence Hurley has said Friday's conference is probably the last one in which the court will grant review of cases to be heard before the end of the term – but the census case could sneak in under the wire.
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As an added plus, most of those services are available on apps on most streaming boxes and devices (with YouTube TV in particular making it in just under the wire for the Super Bowl with Apple TV and Roku apps), so you'll be able to get those streams up on your device of choice too if you'd like.
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You just blame all your problems on brown people from another country that snuck in under the wire and that's the reason you have a shit job, or why your life sucks, because of brown and black people taking too much welfare, and it works because people don't want to take responsibility for the miserable life they made for themselves.
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Under the Wire is the third solo album by dobro player Jerry Douglas, released in 1986 (see 1986 in music). It was his first release on the MCA label. Under the Wire was reissued on CD by Sugar Hill in 1995.
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The most common type of pull tests is a Wire Pull test. Wire Pull testing applies an upward force under the wire, effectively pulling it away from the substrate or die.
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William Ash,William Ash with Brendan Foley, Under The Wire: The wartime memoir of a Spitfire pilot, legendary escape artist and 'cooler king. (London: Bantam Press, 2005). Page 169. and Jimmy Buckley.
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Emma Dumain, Just under the wire, Obama establishes national monument to Reconstruction era in Beaufort County, The Post & Courier (January 12, 2017).Jessicah Lawrence, Beaufort designated as Reconstruction era national monument, Beauford Today (January 16, 2017).
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If the batter throws the ball under the wire it is a strike. As in baseball, foul balls count as strikes for the first two, but you cannot foul-out. The rules vary from neighborhood to neighborhood.
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Here they also found no suitable ships.'Under the Wire' by William Ash page 242 From Rostock they decided to head for Copenhagen and reached the city after passing through numerous identity checks using forged papers created in the POW camp. In Copenhagen, Thalbitzer contacted his father, Billy, and through the Danish underground forces, it was arranged for Thalbitzer and Buckley to make the crossing to Sweden using a canoe.'Under the Wire' by William Ash page 243 They departed the Danish coast at 10pm on 28 March 1943, but were never seen alive again.
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He came under the wire in 1:34 4/5. (Fifty years later, in 1968, Dr. Fager set a new mark of 1:32 1/5 around one turn at Arlington Park. This record stood for over thirty years.) Roamer raced for seven years.
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In that one mile and one eighth race on dirt, Fiftyshadesofhay broke second under new jockey Joel Rosario but was quickly subdued and settled into sixth place passing the stands for the first time under the wire. At the clubhouse turn, she was almost five lengths back ahead of only Lady Banks.
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It was the band's only United States top ten album and was certified platinum status according to RIAA.[ - First Under the Wire – Little River Band Awards], Allmusic The album included two top 10 Billboard Hot 100 hits in "Lonesome Loser" and "Cool Change". On 30 July 2010, the album became available for download.
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Little River Band (LRB) is a rock band originally formed in Melbourne, Australia, in March 1975. The band achieved commercial success in both Australia and the United States. They have sold more than 30 million records; six studio albums reached the top 10 on the Australian Kent Music Report albums chart including Diamantina Cocktail (April 1977) and First Under the Wire (July 1979), which both peaked at No. 2\. Nine singles appeared in the top 20 on the related singles chart, with "Help Is on Its Way" (1977) as their only number-one hit. Ten singles reached the top 20 on the Billboard Hot 100 with "Reminiscing" their highest, peaking at No. 3\. Only First Under the Wire appeared in the top 10 albums on the Billboard 200.
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First Under the Wire is the fifth album by Australian group Little River Band. Released in July 1979 by Capitol Records, it peaked at No. 2 on the Australian Kent Music Report Albums Chart. NOTE: Used for Australian Singles and Albums charting from 1974 until ARIA created their own charts in mid-1988. In 1992, Kent back calculated chart positions for 1970–1974.
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Michael Marcus (August 25, 1952) is an American jazz clarinetist and saxophonist. He plays A clarinet, bass clarinet; soprano, tenor, baritone, bass, and C melody saxophones, stritch saxophone, saxello, tárogató, and octavin. In 1991 Enja released Under the Wire, his debut album as a leader. at All About Jazz He has worked with Albert King, Bobby "Blue" Bland, Frank Lowe, James Carter, Jaki Byard, and Edgar Bateman.
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"Cool Change" is a hit song by Australian rock group Little River Band written by lead singer Glenn Shorrock. It was the second single from their sixth album, First Under the Wire. Released in August 1979, "Cool Change" did not reach the Australian Kent Music Report Singles Chart top 50. NOTE: Used for Australian Singles and Albums charting from 1974 until ARIA created their own charts in mid-1988.
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Shorrock's solo single was a cover version of Bobby Darin's "Dream Lover" (April 1979), which peaked in the Australian top 10. First Under the Wire was issued as LRB's fifth studio album in July 1979, which reached No. 2 in Australia – equalling Diamantina Cocktail. It was also their highest charting album on the Billboard 200 at No. 10. In November it was certified by RIAA as a platinum album.
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All were executed in his wood of choice - white pine. He also crafted several dioramas, some were scenes from Disney's "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937 film)," and "Pinocchio." Other dioramas included practical lighting effects incorporated into the settings giving them their own dramatic lighting effects. One of his largest carvings titled "Under the Wire," can be viewed at the "Harness Racing Museum & Hall of Fame", Goshen, New York.
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The four tunnels originally constructed for the Bayshore Cutoff will be modified to accommodate overhead wires. The tunnel lining will be notched at the crown to allow clearance under the wire for freight trains, which mainly removes shotcrete placed in 2004, but some of the historical brick lining may be removed as part of the tunnel modification work. In addition, up to of the decorative stone portal may be removed. In the FEIR, PCJPB noted they may exercise the option to lower tracks to minimize tunnel notching.
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The bodies were recovered in pro-government areas. An injured British photo- journalist, Paul Conroy, was successfully smuggled into Lebanon by Syrian rebels from the Farouk Brigade of the Free Syrian Army and volunteers who were local Baba Amr activists ( from city of Homs, Syria). It is claimed by Avaaz that this rescue attempt cost the life of between 13 to 23 volunteers, out of the 35 that the Avaaz group sent. This claim is disputed by Paul Conroy in the book Under the Wire.
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A good > stout pair of gloves for handling barbed wire or fur gloves (lined) would be > acceptable. (Lt. Cecil Louis' letter to his wife, 1916)Letters, “Cecil and > Louis Duff,” The Canadian Letters and Images project. Accessed 25 September > 2007 Erecting wire was time consuming and meticulous; sappers had to first repair wire by hand, then construct new defences if needed. Destroying wire, on the other hand, could by done either by going through, over, or under the wire, and could be done by hand or by using wire-cutting shells and mortars.
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Ultrasonic foil installed under the wire on a paper machine An Ultrasonic foil is part of the drainage table section of paper machines. A series of hydrofoil blades (called foils) create pressure/vacuum pulses that dewater the fibre/water slurry (called stock) on a moving conveyor belt (the wire). Flexible ceramic foils have been used for years, but ultrasonic foils produce paper of higher quality. High-power ultrasonics create millions of pressure pulses from imploding cavitation bubbles which keep the fibres apart, giving them a more uniform distribution.
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"Lonesome Loser" is a 1979 song written by David Briggs and performed by Australian rock music group Little River Band. Released as the lead single from their fifth studio album, First Under the Wire, the single entered the Billboard Hot 100 on July 21, 1979, at No. 63, ultimately climbing to No. 6 on September 29, 1979, where it would become the band's third Top 10 hit and sixth overall Top 40 hit in the United States. Worldwide, the single would ultimately peak at No. 19 in the band's native Australia, No. 3 in Canada and No. 31 in New Zealand.
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The prisoners established an open-air theatre, the Théâtre de la Verdure, and were allowed to decorate it with branches and greenery, partially obscuring the view of the guards. After protests by the International Red Cross that the camp lacked protection against air raids, the prisoners were given shovels and wheelbarrows to dig slit trenches, and in one by the theatre they started a tunnel which eventually stretched for out and under the wire. On the night of 17 September 1943 a large group of prisoners escaped. Most posed as French civilian workers, of whom there were many in Germany at the time.
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On 23 July 1942, while flying Spitfire AB864, Thalbitzer was shot down during a 'Rhubarb' mission to Lannion and crashed into high tension wires near Plouescat.'RAF Fighter Command Losses Vol 2' by Norman Franks page 47 He evaded capture for around 14 days, before being caught and becoming a prisoner of war (POW). He used the assumed name of 'John Thompson' to hide his real identity from the Germans, to help protect his family who were still living in occupied Denmark.'Under the Wire' by William Ash page 224 He was initially sent to Stalag Luft III where he became involved with the escape organisation headed by Lieutenant Commander Jimmy Buckley.
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With implacable determination to clear the way, he placed > explosive caps in his pockets, obtained several bangalore torpedoes, and > then wrapped a length of highly explosive primer cord about his body. He > dashed forward under direct fire, reached the barbed wire and prepared his > demolition charge as mortar shells, which were being aimed at him alone, > came steadily nearer his completely exposed position. He had placed a > torpedo under the wire and was connecting it to a charge he carried when he > was severely wounded by a bursting mortar shell. Apparently realizing that > he would fail in his self-imposed mission unless he completed it in a few > moments he made a supremely gallant decision.
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'He was also known as 'Brucie' or 'Bruce.' During his failed escape under the wire at Colditz he discovered his German nickname, as the guard who fell over him in the dark (and in his fright shot at Bruce, just barely missing his eyebrow) answered the security patrol's question as to who it was by saying 'Der Kleine' ('the little one'). The sentry overcame his shock only to burst out laughing when Bruce shouted "I surrender" in an effort to prevent him shooting again. When he emerged from his six-week sentence in solitary confinement he asked another prisoner, Cyril Lewthwaite, who spoke excellent German, if he could explain the guard's odd reaction.
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At an April 2016 symposium entitled "The Reconstruction Era: History and Public Memory" in Columbia, South Carolina, sponsored by Historic Columbia and the University of South Carolina History Center, Downs, Masur, and others spoke. At that symposium, a Park Service official indicated that opposition to the proposed national monument from the Sons of Confederate Veterans had softened. Two U.S. Representatives from South Carolina, Democrat Jim Clyburn and Republican Mark Sanford (whose district has included Beaufort since redistricting in 2010), were major champions of the monument's designation and had sought to create the monument via an act of Congress.Emma Dumain, Just under the wire, Obama establishes national monument to Reconstruction era in Beaufort County, The Post & Courier (January 12, 2017).
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It was built in 1898, and is a Grade II listed building.English Heritage: Images of England website Deerbolt army camp Startforth used Deepdale as a training ground until the early 1960s. The road at the bottom of the dale was tarmac with concrete bollards on each side, as you went up the road there was 2 Nissan army huts on the left side of the river a little further up on the right hand side of the road was ditches which are still there but filled with bog plants, these used to have barbed wire over them so the soldiers had to crawl under the wire through the ditches. I think there was 4 in the open area on the right of the road.
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Grimson began to work on relationships with any Germans who he felt might be able to supply something which could help him. Grimson assisted with another escape from Stalag Luft I Barth in which he dressed as a German guard to assist another prisoner, Tubby Dixon, to escape by digging a drainage trench under the wire. The attempt failed when a real guard was waiting outside the wire to recapture him. Fenton's War – George GrimsonDominy (1974), various In September 1942 Grimson made his first solo escape attempt when he noticed that the German in charge of the stores where he helped out, looked very similar to himself. Grimson stole the German corporal’s pay book and camp pass and smuggled them into the camp for the prisoner's forgery department to quickly copy them so he could get them replaced before the soldier noticed.
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"Sweet Barbara Dale" (1900) (NYPL Hades-609037-1257199), words and music by Florence McPherran By 1903, McPherran was well known in Chicago as a pianist and composer. Published works by McPherran included "The Spinning Song" (1900), "Sweet Barbara Dale" (1900), "I's Got No Use Foh Show Folks" (1901, lyrics by Richard Hanch), "Eugenia Waltzes", "Laughing Lucas: Characteristic March and Two-step" (1901), "The Sleeping Beauty and the Beast/I Only Know I Love You" (1902, lyrics by Gilbert Hollman), "I Wonder If 'Twas Very Wrong?" (1902, lyrics by Gilbert Hollman), "Cuddle Up, Huddle Up: Ethiopian Lullaby" (1903, lyrics by Richard Hanch), "My Heart is Yours" (1903, lyrics by Richard Hanch), "When Love's Dream was in Bloom" (1903, lyrics by W. L. Titus), "Under the Wire: March and Two-step" (1904), "One Thought of You", "The Tale of the Snowflake" (1905), "Nedra: Waltzes" (1906),McPherran, Florence, "Nedra - Waltzes" (1906). Parlor Salon Sheet Music Collection.
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