For much of my life, I walked the line of gender.
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He walked the line, almost invisibly high, that joined two hot-air balloons.
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He craftily walked the line between provocateur and activist, shock jock and oracle.
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The playwright Mara Nelson-Greenberg's dialogue ingeniously walked the line between hysterical and unnerving.
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Against Michelle Waterson, Namajunas walked the line between applying forward pressure and waiting to counter.
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This essentially intimate exhibition reflects how cannily these women walked the line between private and public.
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Similar to bands like Neurosis and Eyehategod, Today is the Day walked the line between several genres.
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The pioneering band walked the line between brusque sentimentality and uplifting hooks, making them emo's first pop emissaries.
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"They'd always walked the line between teasing and cruelty," Shepard writes of four bridesmaids, nominally friends, in one story.
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"I won't know if we walked the line correctly until we see some response to the show," Caspe said.
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The Pour With a visionary in charge, Louis Roederer has walked the line between a big Champagne house and a grower-producer.
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For almost a half-hour, she walked the line as fans yelled her name, some of them with tears in their eyes.
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The hilarious part was how gracefully Ms. Benanti walked the line between Ms. Trump's idea of seriousness and American politics' idea of it.
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Saturated in an elixir of sweetened condensed milk, evaporated milk, and cream flavored with cinnamon and rum, it walked the line between pudding and cake.
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On "Beverly Hills, 90210" and more recently as a "hot dad" on the kid-noir "Riverdale," he walked the line of naturalism and subtle parody.
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In 2011, the star walked the line of threatening the president of the United States by joking that he's teaching his grandchildren to use long-range rifles.
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It comes up frequently in discussions of whether Twitter should ban President Donald Trump, for example, whose own tweets have sometimes walked the line against inciting violence.
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Carbonated water has "always walked the line between a medicine and a beverage," writes seltzer aficionado Barry Joseph in Seltzertopia: The Extraordinary Story of an Ordinary Drink.
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Danny Brown Has No Competition In the past four years, Danny Brown has walked the line of being the life of the party and a spiraling drug addict.
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Celebs: We haven't won yet Even Clinton surrogates walked the line on Monday, pushing voters to get out and vote, while nodding that the race had been called.
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Like "Weeds" or "Nurse Jackie," other shows whose leads walked the line between heroine and anti, it's an adrenalized mix of genres — a lot of laughs, thrills and consequences.
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You gotta see how Kev walked the line ... saying he doesn't want to bad-mouth Torrei, but he's gotta defend his current wife against a label he insists she doesn't deserve.
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Classrooms across the world, in particular those that have complicated relationships with race and a colonial past, have walked the line between what some see as politicization and others see as education.
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In major Western European metropolises like London and Paris, the piercing was having a definite moment, and for a variety of reasons—the main being that it walked the line between fashionable and kinky.
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Clinton has walked the line between presenting herself as a public servant driven by her Methodist faith and the shrewd political maneuvering required to become the first woman to capture the Democratic nomination for president.
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Image: NRK Beta, as parsed by Google TranslateOver the years, conventional wisdom for how to deal with comment sections has changed a few times as publishers walked the line between promoting open conversation and stemming abuse.
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I was putting that in a musical setting of stuff I grew up with Early Pink Floyd and The Who and I think I've walked the line of not ripping anyone off but achieving that sound.
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The last time I had a pair that walked the line between indigo and baby blue like this was a Rag & Bone pair that ended up ripping in two spots before I could muster retiring them.
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Domestic practitioners, many of whom have long walked the line between guerrilla marketer and unethical spammer, are now finding themselves on the wrong side of terms of service enforcement originally aimed at terrorist groups and foreign spies.
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Since the beginning of his career in the early 1990s, the artist Rob Pruitt, 52, has walked the line between provocative and playful, a tricky balancing act that has made him into an unlikely art world celebrity.
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Like Manchin, Heitkamp has walked the line between the party's opposition to Trump and his popularity among her constituents — briefly floated as a potential Agriculture Secretary, Heitkamp, like Manchin, voted for more than two-thirds of Trump's Cabinet appointments.
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Customization was not only encouraged but often built right into the business model as customers walked the line, engineering their own burritos, rice bowls, conveyer-belt pizzas or whatever other dish served as the focal point of the concept.
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The look perfectly walked the line between the impulse all celebrities must face every summer to look perfectly put-together for the cameras and simultaneously wear as little as possible in order to keep cool under the brutal L.A. heat.
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For years, I have enjoyed watching Lisa's "British humor," the way she walked the line of acting above the petty drama while still being very much part of the petty drama, and the over-the-top-ness of her home life at Villa Rosa.
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The way that Ms. Dingell walked the line between the rival Biden and Sanders camps before Michigan's Democratic primary on Tuesday was the latest example of her need to balance the competing sentiments of voters in her district, where the country's divisions all seem to converge.
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Gilbert Whisnant Jamestown, N.C. • Ali walked the line for the good of all, whether it was resisting service in an unjust war in Vietnam or joining with the civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in Louisville, Ky., shining the spotlight on black oppression in his hometown.
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Lawyers who specialize in Committee on Foreign Investment law say the deal structure was unusual: The size of the stake walked the line of where the panel has investigated in the past, and the agreement had a clause that allowed either side to call it off if the panel became involved.
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Lopez's look for the occasion perfectly walked the line between club and swim, as she paired a multi-colored printed bikini top with a matching jacket, white short-shorts, nude heeled-sandals, Traci Lynn jewelry, Fendi sunglasses and an oversized straw hat, finishing things off with a swipe of sizzling orange lipstick. The
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ROK itself was known as a hub for misogynistic online activity, pick-up artist 'strategy,' harassment, sad dudes complaining about their poor sex lives, and their extreme articles that walked the line between sincerity and trolling for attention (Jezebel once described ROK as a "vile troll site" and advocated people don't pay attention to it.) One of the most infamous examples would be when Roosh proposed that rape should be legalized on private properties which, obviously, drew fury online—we could list more articles of a similar nature here but fuck that.
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His time here instead resulted in the most colorful and worst of the legendary Man in Black's bad-boy behavior — the pills, the booze, the binges, the arrests, and the June 1965 forest fire above Fillmore that he said was ignited by his truck's exhaust system.Campbell, Garth (2003). Johnny Cash: He Walked the Line, 1932-2003. J. Blake.
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She danced free-spirited and without inhibition, even in tall black heels on "Break Your Heart Right Back." Moser liked the idea of making a proper show, "she successfully walked the line between sensuous and appropriate for the largely young-teen audience. and said "she also succeeded in making the concert classy instead of hyper-sexualized as most post-Disney and Nickelodeon singers have." Piet Levy of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel criticized the show heavily by stating Grande "isn't ready for the big leagues.
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John Davison of GamePro wrote "BioWare has done a spectacular job moving the role playing genre forward, and blending disparate gameplay styles into genuinely exciting sci-fi epic." VanOrd praised Mass Effect 2 for possessing an identity, which was something that its predecessor lacked. He noted that the shooting is "more immediate and satisfying, which keeps the pace moving and intensifies the violence of each encounter". Similarly, GameSpys Gerald Villoria observed that, while the original Mass Effect "walked the line between RPG and shooter [...] Mass Effect 2 has become a much more focused shooter experience".
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Hitler and Braun lived together as husband and wife in the bunker for less than forty hours. By 01:00 on 30 April, Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel had reported that all of the forces on which Hitler had been depending to rescue Berlin had either been encircled or forced onto the defensive. At around 02:30, Hitler appeared in the corridor where about twenty people, mostly women, were assembled to give their farewells. He walked the line and shook hands with each of them before retiring to his quarters.
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It was said that Gerhardt actually commanded three divisions: one on the field of battle, one in the hospital and one in the cemetery. He was also considered somewhat loose morally, as evidenced by a house of prostitution he established for his men near Rennes, France, which Lieutenant General Omar Bradley, the U.S. 12th Army Group commander, did not approve of and ordered closed. Gerhardt usually walked the line between approval and disapproval with his superior officers. After the war, he was demoted to colonel for reasons thought to be a combination of the 29th Division's high casualty rate and his moral lapses.
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" Sepinwall noted that Carell's return managed to not "overshadow the stories of the people who remained after he left, but which made sense for the characters, and the end of the series." Adams noted that "Carell doesn't get a lot to say—he's already had his chance to say goodbye—but that just makes each of his lines count more". Cornet felt that the cameo's "brevity" was "the perfect amount of Michael for this particular episode". Poniewozik described it as "a way that as best as possible walked the line between overplaying and underplaying Steve Carell's cameo.
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Born and raised around San Antonio, Texas, Liberto met Cash at a roller- skating rink in 1951 when he was based at Brooks Air Force Base. The couple courted for three weeks before the Air Force deployed Cash to West Germany for a three-year tour. During the separation, the couple exchanged thousands of letters that would eventually form the basis for Liberto’s book I Walked the Line, which was published in 2007. On August 7, 1954, Liberto and Cash were married at St. Ann’s Roman Catholic Church in San Antonio, one month after his discharge from the Air Force.
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Allmusic's Thom Jurek said: "Inner Crisis by Larry Willis is one of the very finest examples of electric jazz-funk from the mid-'70s. ... Willis assembled a session that was long on composition and tight on the big groove. Willis' long front lines accentuated deep soul and blues' cadences that were hallmarks of music that walked the line between tough lean groove and the pulsating rhythm of disco without losing its jazz roots to sterile fusion tropes, thanks in large part to his willingness as a pianist to play as part of an ensemble rather than as a soloist".
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The only truly unexpected event and real, measurable progress came with Wu learning the truth. Monroe escaped only to be recaptured, and Rosalie fretted while Juliette walked the line between Hexenbiest and human being (or whatever it was that was going on with her). Almost everyone's status remains unchanged, even after that big cliffhanger Grimm left us with in December." Christine Horton of Den of Geek wrote, "This was a 'to be continued' episode, and with the pace of the action being so fast, it was somewhat a surprise when the credits rolled. It's actually great to see Wu as part of the team now that they’re bringing him in on the hunt for Monroe.
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Andy C was a DJ in his own right but gained a strong reputation and more bookings off the back of the successful "Valley of the Shadows" track, an early drum and bass track that walked the line perfectly between hardcore and drum and bass just as the genres were starting to split. The track, created and released by Origin Unknown (made up of Andy C and Ant Miles)—often referred to as "31 Seconds" or "Long Dark Tunnel" because of the samples it incorporates—made use of a heavy bassline, bell samples and a rolling drum track to produce a popular, easy to recognise track that was easy to mix and became a favourite in dance floors at raves across the UK and beyond. The track was released as an EP in 1993Origin Unknown Discography at Discogs. Discogs.com. Retrieved on 19 January 2016.
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Pegler later released complete control of the company without any personal financial gain to Ffestiniog Railway Trust, which still owns and runs the railway today. The restoration of the complete railway was not helped by the decision by the Central Electricity Generating Board (CEGB) in 1954 to build the Ffestiniog Pumped Storage Scheme, including the creation of Tanygrisiau reservoir (Llyn Ystradau), which flooded part of the northern end of the line. The Festiniog Railway Company was able to obtain compensation in 1972, after the second- longest legal battle in British legal history, having taken eighteen years and two months. Two years later, as a result of the case, the British Parliament passed the Land Compensation Act 1973. On 18 August 1954, prior to commencing the restoration, in an inspection, the first of many, Colonel McMullen of the Ministry of Transport, Railways Inspectorate, accompanied by Pegler, several directors and other supporters, walked the line from Blaenau Ffestiniog to Porthmadog. The work of restoration began on 20 September 1954 when Morris Jones, the foreman fitter who had last worked for the railway in March 1947, rejoined the staff to complete the rebuilding of the locomotive 'Prince' on which he had been engaged when the works closed.
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