Two long suffering franchises, two curses, the whole bit. Fine.
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We catch our own rainwater, septic tanks and the whole bit.
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Turns out the whole bit flipping process takes less than one nanosecond.
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I can see the people waving at me and the whole bit.
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The whole bit about tearing gardens down wasn't just about weevils and foliage.
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New Training regimen, renewed focus, the quest for a fifth ring, the whole bit.
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The whole bit ended with everyone uniting in one big circle, holding hands and cheering.
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No, but it's ... KS: That is a whole bit, that's ... Okay, that's funny, that's funny.
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Louis C.K. has a whole bit about it, and everything worked out just fine for him.
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You know, I do this whole bit about Pop-Tarts and how much I love them.
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To view Kodachromes with the family, you've got to close the blinds and do the whole bit.
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What's really interesting in this whole bit of news is that it's not an Amazon-only deal.
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Years of hard work and dedication—blood, sweat, tears, the whole bit—culminate in one life-changing moment.
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The whole bit is a little over-the-top, but its message is clear: detox teas are glorified laxatives.
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Her whole bit was about how she had been away from Earth and was just now catching up with what's going on.
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The whole bit is misdirection, dependent on a quirk of pronunciation that's entirely alien to New Yorkers like David to begin with.
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Fed Chairman Jerome Powell realizes that "all this is politics — trade, the whole bit," said Christopher Whalen, head of Whalen Global Advisory.
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In fact, the Decentralized Web Summit conference has been a thing since 2016, with big name sponsors and calls for papers, the whole bit.
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Kroenke had devised plans to build not just a stadium in Inglewood but a huge N.F.L. complex, which would include retail, hotels, the whole bit.
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It was also pretty cool that the whole bit where he was asking me questions wasn't really funny but Adult Swim still let us keep it in the show.
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Nintendo Switch Lite review The idea of an accessory that's roughly half the size of the Lite kind of goes against the whole bit about "built-in" Joy-Cons.
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The whole bit is uncannily similar to Kanye West's video for Wolves, in which an army of models walk in and out of frame wearing Balmain from head to toe.
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The whole bit was so unapologetic in the best way, we're sort of tempted to begin our own hobby of swiping fashion's latest offbeat accessory from New York's hottest restaurants.
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Deflategate has been the single dumbest thing everto happen in sports, and somehow it just keeps on rolling along week after week with decisions, appeals, amicus briefs, the whole bit.
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"Now we've broken 100 kph, we've done that whole bit of controlling it from getting into the air to smoothly flying forward," Remo Gerber, Lilium's chief commercial officer, told Business Insider.
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The whole bit is perfectly timed and edited, down to the punch line: when Abbi runs over to bawl out the truck driver, she finds him watching porn as he drives.
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But taking a step back from the immediate shock and awe of enlisting Spicer to send up his own time in the White House made the whole bit feel … well, icky.
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There are so many moving pieces and subplots and superfluous characters (there's a whole bit about a cross-country road trip with Joey King that's totally unnecessary) that you'll be dizzy by the end.
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Since I walked away from that life and basically, you know, violated my oath just by walking away, not that I ever hurt anybody, but just by walking away, contract on my life, the whole bit.
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Plawecki blocked a ball in the dirt from Syndergaard during his dominant performance over the Phillies last night, and it hit him so hard it left an impression of his necklace on his chest; chain, cross, the whole bit.
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"When we did the whole bit with Melisandre, I realized the whole scene with [the Red Woman] brings it back to everything I've been working for over these past six seasons -- four if you think about it since [Arya] got to the House of Black and White," Williams explained.
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"When we did the whole bit with Melisandre, I realized the whole scene with [the Red Woman] brings it back to everything I've been working for over these past six seasons — four if you think about it since [Arya] got to the House of Black and White," Williams said.
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I lorded it over everyone, inviting friends to look at the Statue of Liberty from my spare bedroom, doing this whole bit where I pretend to lock them in and tell them to scream all they want, because I won't be disturbed in my other rooms, far away.
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Should be in the documents HR gave you on the first day, but if you need a refresher, page eight has a whole bit about how holding Theresa May's hand in a death-like grip is one of your three strikes before they have to hold a meeting with you and recommend you spend a day at a sexual harassment training seminar.
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They flocked there daily to read posts like "Everyone Has Imposter Syndrome Except for You" and "Bible Verses Where 'The Messiah' Has Been Replaced With 'King Shit of Fuck Mountain,'" to comment not just about those posts but also about their lives, and to seek refuge in that rare online habitat: a place where people engage respectfully, in the best and worst of times, sickness, health—the whole bit.
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In the series' opening scene, for example, Fleabag turns to the camera and explains how she gets ready for last-minute, late-night sex by trying to relate to us: You know that feeling when a guy you like sends you a text a 2 o'clock on a Tuesday night asking if he can "come and find you," and you've accidentally made it out like you just got out yourself, so you have to get up out of bed, drink half a bottle of wine, get in the shower, shave everything, dig out some Agent Provocateur business, spin about the whole bit, and wait by the door until the buzzer goes?
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In 1968, Terry Southern described the convention hall as "exactly like approaching a military installation; barbed-wire, checkpoints, the whole bit". Inside the convention, journalists such as Mike Wallace and Dan Rather were roughed up by security; both these events were broadcast live on television. Subsequently, the Walker Report to the National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence assigned blame for the mayhem in the streets to the police force, calling the violence a "police riot".
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A rounded link does not have this action Action: One of the mildest mouthpieces, because the two joints reduce the nutcracker effect found in single-jointed bits, and encourage relaxation—applies pressure to the lips, tongue, and bars of the mouth Materials: Usually stainless steel, also copper (either just the link or the whole bit) Use: Commonly seen on snaffles, rare in gags, pelhams, or curbs. This is one of the most popular mouthpieces for dressage work. However, it is used in many English-styled disciplines. It is rarely used in the Western- styled disciplines.
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Fullback spinners, buck laterals, unbalanced > line, the whole bit. Coach's name is Keith Piper. He's only 60, but he knows > stuff from way back ..." With Denison's single-wing rolling over opponents in 1985, the Chicago Sun- Times profiled Piper's offense noting: > "You have to go a long way to find a college football team that still uses > the single-wing offense. You have to find a place with a sense of history > and a certain broad-mindedness, and a coach old enough to have been schooled > in the single wing who possesses the courage of convictions others consider > long outdated.
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The most common asynchronous signalling, asynchronous start-stop signalling, uses a near-constant 'bit' timing (+/- 5% local oscillator required at both ends of the connection). Using this method, the receiver detects the 'first' edge transition... (the START bit), waits 'half a bit duration' and then reads the value of the signal. A further delay of one 'whole bit duration' is executed before the next data bit is 'read' - repeating for the length of the whole serial word (typically 7/8-data bits). An optional PARITY bit follows the data bits and precedes the stop bit(s).
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Suddenly he was one of them, playing three or four of his own records, in a 15–minute format, each morning Monday through Friday.” Variety magazine did not normally review disc-jockey programs but on this occasion, because of Crosby's involvement, they commented: “The opening program on Monday (22nd) had Crosby singing a new song and playing one of his old disks and to show his generosity, as well as good showmanship, playing an Ella Fitzgerald recording too. Crosby also did his own commercials, valiantly plugging frozen orange juice and doing a better job of it than announcer, Ken Carpenter. Met soprano, Dorothy Kirsten, wandered into the program to exchange a couple of words with Bing but didn’t sing anything, making the whole bit a bit silly.
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When Entwistle was asked about his first single, "I Believe in Everything", in comparison with the rest of the album, he said: > I've been saying a lot of stuff that I didn't really believe in. I sort of > wrote it for the heads, really, the people thinking, "ah, so that's where > Entwistle's brain's at, he really sort of believes in the devil and hell and > all that sort of business." So I wrote a number that touches on > reincarnation, then goes into the absurd, with Father Christmas and the > whole bit and right at the end just to prevent the heads from thinking that > I did believe in everything like I was saying, 'cause they always seem to > believe that you actually believe in your own words. I believe in some of > them but not all of them, so I just wrote the joke in to throw them off, and > it's done it.
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