He whittles down until potential allocations look ripe for the picking.
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But in an hour-plus of talking, she whittles down the length of their relationship.
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Eventually, he whittles down his efforts to a mere 64 revenants standing before 21 empty rooms.
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The film falls into a predictable rhythm as it systematically whittles down the characters' extra lives.
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We no longer have just the slow-burning genocidal environment which whittles down a people until their ultimate extinction.
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Selecting from StreetEasy's list of neighborhood characteristics like "pet-friendly" and "laid-back" whittles down the number of places.
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" Millard helpfully whittles down the possibilities, pointing to Trump's long-held affection for Mac Miller's 2011 single "Donald Trump.
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Then Barr whittles down the findings through rose-colored glasses into a four-page summary, which Trump skews in a single tweet.
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It connects via USB (it can also connect wirelessly if a car supports it) and then silences most notifications and whittles down the apps available to drivers.
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After these rounds, based on a score on the multiple-choice test, the bee whittles down the competition to no more than 50 spellers for the finals.
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Schumacher said he doubts the yield curve is a good forecaster for the economy, and it will not be until the Fed whittles down its bond portfolio.
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ConvergEx, one of the largest electronic stock agency dealers in the United States, whittles down more than 500 million events a day to the few hundred that matter.
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In minutes, the buildings thin out, and the road whittles down to a dirt track with bright green nagali maize fields on either side, interrupted only by mud houses with thatched roofs.
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As the Democratic primary field whittles down to fewer candidates, only time will tell where Warren ultimately lands on Medicare for All and voters are presented with clear visions for the direction of the nation's healthcare system.
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As they traverse the stark and unbearably hot desert wasteland dividing the two countries, a ruthless American vigilante, played by Jeffrey Dean Morgan, whittles down the group with the help of a long-range rifle and a ferocious dog.
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The version of the legislation introduced this week specifies that schools would be asked to operate a "technology protection measure" aimed at identifying children likely to self-harm or commit "extreme" violence, a more specific mandate that whittles down the number of offenses.
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Now, as the number of realistic Democratic candidates whittles down to a small handful of old white men (and Warren, barely), more and more Democrats are using the linguistic horror of a term as a way to avoid saying what they really mean—which is that they, personally, really don't want to vote for Sen.
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However, just before the escape, Eiji kills Azakawa for good measure. Later, when Eiji attempts to sleep with Azakawa's mistress, he is caught and killed by Azakawa's gunmen now under control of Azakawa's successor Ryuichi's old mentor, Shirasaka (Hideaki Nitani). Ryuichi then decides to face down Shirasaka and challenges him to a final showdown at an under-construction highway. During the attack, Ryuichi whittles down Shirasaki's accompanying gunman before facing Shirasaki man-to-man.
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" Blender likewise gave it four stars out of five and stated: "Tweedy whittles down the arrangements and drops in enough experimental nuances to make the whole thing sound refreshingly lo-fi." Q likewise gave it four stars and called it "battered, bonkers and bewitching in equal parts" and that it "at last finds Wilco's 'interesting' phase become downright fascinating." Yahoo! Music UK gave it eight stars out of ten and said, "Tweedy takes conventional songforms birthed on his acoustic guitar and scrambles them completely, reassembled into fractured, dissonant epics with the help of the reliably brilliant Jim O'Rourke.
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In multiplayer video games, particularly in MOBAs, first-person shooters, MMORPGs and MUDs, kill stealing is the practice of obtaining credit for killing an enemy when another player has put more effort into the kill. This usually happens when a game only keeps track of which player defeats an enemy, rather than which player dealt the most damage, leading to the so-called last- hitting mechanics. If one player whittles down some enemy's health points, but a different player eventually finishes the enemy off, this second player might obtain all of the loot or experience points from the enemy. Kill stealing is common when the rewards for finishing enemies off are highly desired within the game.
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