How did you wind up at Snoop Dogg's venture firm?
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Some graduates work at Plastek, but many wind up at competitors.
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But you'll notice any optimistic predictions usually wind up at road-building.
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They are both gifted students and wind up at Trinity College in Dublin.
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Spectacles that wealthier, whiter communities have blocked often wind up at Hard Rock.
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The Shenzhen composite added 212 points, or 0.92 percent, to wind up at 1,337.74.
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The switch is flipped, however, when they both wind up at the same college.
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Read our takeaways in a case that could wind up at the Supreme Court.
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How does Kimmy, of all people, wind up at the acclaimed institution alongside her nemesis?
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In New York City, they are likely to wind up at Rikers, a notoriously brutal lockup.
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Hannah and Marnie both wind up at Jessa's appointment later in the afternoon to escape their respective partners.
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You'll wind up at the page for exit status, which is mostly the same thing as a return code.
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And that is how those responsible for them wind up at the Souq Waqif Falcon Hospital, waiting their turn.
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Some of these displaced users may be looking at alternative options and the investors are hoping they'll wind up at Zenrez.
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In the bad years I would wind up at the emergency room every couple of months before finding the right medication.
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Songs that wind up at the top of the Billboard charts get tens of millions of streams the week they debut.
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When the two wind up at the same table at a singles mixer, Resasuke is so quiet, Retsuko can't even hear him.
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These tapes come in all the time and they usually wind up at the bottom of the pile with the casting director.
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When in doubt, the characters would wind up at the Peach Pit, a retro diner that became a symbol of the TV series.
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Or that child could wind up at a converted motel along a tired Tucson strip of discount stores, gas stations and budget motels.
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She might wind up at the flower- and shrub-rich Luxembourg Gardens, which has been a honeybee haven for more than 150 years.
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A lawyer for Mr. Cohen did not respond to messages, and it is still uncertain whether Mr. Cohen will wind up at Otisville.
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Where you wind up at the end of the film, hopefully it's really blurry because I think the truth is a really blurry reality.
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TC: For readers who don't know you, how did you wind up at YC and how long have you been involved with the organization?
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And while Kevin is a lot more recognizable than Jack, who's to say the two of them couldn't wind up at an audition together?
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President Trump on Tuesday said the legal battle over his controversial executive order on travel and refugees could wind up at the Supreme Court.
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Then, that night, they'll wind up at dinner — magically showered and dolled up — for lots of heart-to-heart chatting...but not much eating.
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But lately, I've noticed a pattern about the requisite "uncool" (but secretly super-cool) girl who tends to wind up at the center of these stories.
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Every year, the emoji catalog grows a little bigger, but some users still wind up at a loss when they're trying to express themselves with certain symbols.
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Without a plan, you are more than likely to wind up at one of the city's many subpar pizza parlors or a Japanese establishment pushing undersize nigiri.
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If you wind up at Communal Kitchen, which set up shop last spring, you may be in for another thrill or two, but on a more modest scale.
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"Tonight we did not wind up where we wanted to be, but that does not change where we'll wind up at the end of this process," he said.
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BS: I think one of the reasons it's so strange to wind up at that office Plaza is that these are not modest local New Jersey business people, right?
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That means that we all have some capacity to be both narcissists and co-narcissists, but very few of us wind up at the extreme end of either one.
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They wind up at a restaurant run by the mother of one of his math students, Kotori Iida, and the three of them bond over the meals they share there.
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Experts say he will likely wind up at the federal government's "Supermax" prison in Florence, Colorado, known as the "Alcatraz of the Rockies," from which no inmate has ever escaped.
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Not much happens until the last quarter when Max, an ex-girlfriend, a former wife and her new beau all wind up at the beau's beach home, where lunacy awaits.
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This series explains how, as we begin with Baelish and the Spider as rival scientists perfecting time-travel technology only to wind up at each other's throats eon after eon.
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So while you're slapping together the final details on that David S. Pumpkins suit, let's take a look at what kind of party you will wind up at this year.
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Though New York City's new professional rugby union team is an expansion team, he said, it will not wind up at the bottom of the standings like its basketball brother.
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It's good that they do, because soon thereafter, they wind up at odds with the local Shogun, who wants to buy one of Akane's dancers, a woman named Sakura (Kiki Sukezane).
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Some have suggested that this case will, ultimately, wind up at the U.S. Supreme Court, where the justices will finally have to rule on state courts oversight from Clinton v Jones.
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They're so commonplace that even us non-vegans wind up at them from time to time and, with each visit, have the recurring epiphany that hey, this stuff ain't half bad!
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It follows a couple who go away with some friends to a seemingly-harmless Swedish festival, but then they wind up at a cult and everything starts getting bizarre from there.
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A lot of foreigners who crave an authentic Italian experience head to Naples in search of the world's best pizza but instead wind up at an overpriced trattoria with a tourist menu.
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And while food subscriptions don't come cheap, you'll definitely be getting lots of thanks all year from the lucky recipient (and maybe even wind up at the top of their list next year).
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If Donald Trump is to be believed, the so-called American dream—the one where you can start at the bottom of life's proverbial ladder and wind up at the top—is dead.
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Louis Oosthuizen, the 2010 British Open champion who is looking for his first win on American soil, also made a big move, shooting a seven-under 64 to wind up at nine under.
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But in recent years, more muscular federal laws have made it increasingly unusual for tainted toys to wind up at large national retailers, which have the resources to ensure that their products follow the rules.
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Legal stays issued by several judges against the measures are likely to be the first actions in a long, complicated legal challenge to the moves that seem almost inevitable to wind up at the Supreme Court.
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"To me, there is no better barometer of a person's integrity than to wind up at the top of Burke's enemy list," a former Suffolk County police commander, Patrick Cuff, said in a recent telephone interview.
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I still occasionally forget to make cold brew ahead of time and wind up at the local Starbucks, but the trips make less of a dent on my wallet now that they&aposve become so minimal.
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Inside whatever meeting you wind up at, you'll find compassionate people who know exactly how torn up you feel inside and whose only goal is to help you figure out how to start repairing the damage.
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It's beyond easy to put on one of these shows and wind up, at the end of four hours, horizontal on a couch, half-watching and half-living in the outlandish-yet-relatable realities of their universes.
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If Trump's team resists Mueller's efforts to question the President in person, the special counsel could issue a subpoena -- which could kick off a lengthy legal battle that is likely to wind up at the Supreme Court.
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A school administrator in the case testified that a so-called "dance of the lemons" all too often means that incompetent teachers who cannot be fired wind up at schools at the low end of the socioeconomic spectrum.
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Although Emin did not wind up at Trump Tower (instead, the visitor was a connected attorney named Natalia Veselnitskaya), the overall picture was a series of transactions, from mogul to mogul, heir to heir, Moscow to London to Manhattan.
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There's increasing inequality among people with similar skills and within specific industries; wages are being determined less by market-wide skills and more by whether one has the luck to wind up at a company with some level of market power.
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When I want to access my apps, what tends to happen most often is I fail at completing the awkward long swipe, wind up at the multitasking menu, and then I do another quick swipe to get to the apps.
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Instead, we opt to take a walk through Sweetwater, the fictional town where Westworld takes place, and eventually wind up at a narrative dead end when we don't know the location of someone that one of the townspeople is looking for.
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At that point, Mr. Neal is likely to turn to the courts to try to enforce his request, teeing off a legal battle that could take months or years to sort out and could wind up at the Supreme Court.
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And, assuming you manage all that, you often wind up at the top of the page again, rather than where you were when the popup appeared, which means having to scan the site again piece by piece to find where you left off.
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He began collecting data, and for several years now, on Veterans Day, he has published an accounting of how many veterans, among a population of more than two million eligible for federal higher-education benefits, wind up at America's most elite colleges.
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Shot by New York video and visual artist ÅKLØ, the crew begin at the popular Lower East Side party Massive, and wind up at the legendary (and now closed) queer hangout Spectrum in Brooklyn on its closing night this past New Year's Eve.
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Keanu Reeves and Winona Ryder embody the enemies, to friends, to (probably) lovers trope in the first trailer for Destination Wedding, the story of two haters who wind up at a the wedding of their mutual friends and have less than a good time.
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Being such a treacherous drive, I was glad a professional was driving — I didn't want to wind up at the Pearly Gates and have to explain to Saint Peter that I had flown off the side of a mountain trying to go see a castle.
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" While a child may end up at a center with picnic tables and an outdoor pool, the Times story notes that a child "could wind up at a converted motel" where "recreation takes place in a grassless compound, and the motel's damaged swimming pool is covered up.
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You can buy drugs on Hippie Hill, wander through the Japanese Tea Garden, check out the de Young Museum while the MoMa is closed, take your kids to the giant outdoor playground, hike Strawberry Hill island, and if you take the right bike path, you'll wind up at the beach.
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People in the New York area who love death or appreciate spectacle, no matter the form, can walk through Times Square past the Port Authority Bus Terminal, past 9th Avenue and its somewhat fake-looking rectories, and wind up at the Acorn Theatre, which is basically a series of well-kept stairwells and a 200-seat auditorium.
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At the beginning of "A Star Is Born," the director, co-writer and lead Bradley Cooper has his country singer, Jackson Maine, wind up at a drag bar and discover Ally (Lady Gaga, no stranger to drag herself), her fake eyebrows as thin as pencil lines to evoke the French chanteuse whose song she will interpret for the audience.
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According to the US Department of Health and Human Services, those most likely to need long-term care are women, because they statistically outlive men and in many cases wind up at home alone; people with chronic illnesses that lead to disability; people with a poor family health history; people with poor diet and exercise habits; and people with a chronic condition like diabetes or high blood pressure.
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Because SA will accept uphill moves, it is more likely to climb up the slope of the "V" and wind up at the foot of the "M", the global minimum.
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Furthermore, this is he at his most capricious, his most willing to turn down this or that bypath and still wind up at the same terminus as the main road.
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And we all wind up at this > high school. We sneak into the Football Field and just have this big party. > Dancing Crazy is just about going out and having a good time. One of my best > friends in the world is in the video, and it's gonna be fun, just dancing > with her and having fun.
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Henley informs Percy by radio, but the fog is so thick, Percy has no idea where he is. In mid-call, Peter pokes what Percy thinks is a gun into Percy's back and tells him to keep driving. They wind up at a deserted booby-trapped village used by the Army for training. When Schroeder finds a Sten gun, Peter grabs it.
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"Roth, Mark. "Secrets of a Union Spy". Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: Post-Gazette, May 3,1998. In an interview in later life, Rowand said of his service tenure: "It was my duty to be in every engagement in which my regiment participated, and I was in every one with Sheridan, from the time he came into Shenandoah Valley until the wind-up at Appomattox.
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68; and "A Fascinating New Play", The Daily News, 6 November 1955, p. 8 Walter Kerr of the New York Herald Tribune wrote, "I can't quite remember any other occasion in the theater when I so resisted a first act only to wind up at the end of the third wishing there were a fourth".Kerr, Walter. "Broadway in Review", The Los Angeles Times, 6 November 1955, part IV, p.
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Three friends, Lewis McBride, Sheriff and Tony, are seen having a fun vacation in a Malaysian paradise. Their adventures include being almost run over by a car while riding a bicycle, and being pressured into buying some rhinoceros horn from Malaysian locals. They also purchase a large bag of hash from a drug dealer. The three men wind up at their beach front house on the ocean pondering their future in the island paradise.
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They continue to do so for some hours, eventually getting caught by a cold current. They wind up at a secret undersea research base, where they are rescued by military police. They learn that Rue was believed dead along with her cousin and Crisler and Mallory have already departed for the Envy, having learned its point of origin, Apophis and Osiris, planetless binary brown dwarfs. They expect that he will arrive in sixteen months.
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"He probably would have said, 'Vinny, what are you doing? You're gonna wind up at the bottom of a river'," he explained. At the end of 1983, two major developments increased competition to be the premier professional wrestling promotion. On November 24, 1983, Ric Flair defeated Harley Race for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship at the closed-circuit wrestling event Starrcade, which inaugurated Flair's golden era and was credited with showing that a major event could earn significant income across many locations.
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Then, if an equilibrium is unstable and there is a shock, the economy will wind up at a different set of allocations and prices once the convergence process terminates. However stability depends not only on the number of equilibria but also on the type of the process that guides price changes (for a specific type of price adjustment process see Walrasian auction). Consequently, some researchers have focused on plausible adjustment processes that guarantee system stability, i.e., that guarantee convergence of prices and allocations to some equilibrium.
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Federal Social Court of Germany in Kassel The Federal Social Court (Bundessozialgericht) is the German federal court of appeals for social security cases, mainly cases concerning the public health insurance, long-term care insurance, pension insurance and occupational accident insurance schemes. Trial courts for these cases are the Sozialgerichte (Social Courts). Appeals against decisions of these courts are heard by the Landessozialgerichte (Superior State Social Courts), before the cases may wind up at the Bundessozialgericht. The Bundessozialgericht is located in the city of Kassel.
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As the video progresses, Dan and his girlfriend switch sides of screen, as they attempt to meet up. At the end of the video, they both wind up at the same nightclub. However, they still end up missing each other by mere seconds and never meet. The "trick" of the video is that each shot was done as one long, continuous shot, with no cuts or editing, and therefore relies on proper timing to get the two sides of the video lined up properly.
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Meanwhile, the others at the exhibit learn Walter's secret as well, and chase after them. Walter and Carla wind up at a lumber yard where Walter, haunted by the statues and voices of Lou, Alice, and the nameless ice cream man, stops chasing after Carla, and runs home. With discovery and retribution closing in on him, Walter then vows to 'hide where they'll never find me.' The art critics, Carla, Leonard and Maxwell break down Walter's apartment door only to find that Walter has hanged himself.
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Fry, in shock, discovers his head was grafted onto Amy's shoulder in order to be kept alive. After returning to Earth, Fry breaks up with an unwilling Amy, and she makes Valentine's Day plans with another man. Fry, Amy, and Amy's date wind up at the restaurant Elzar's, where all the people who applied to Bender's dating service—including Leela—are with their dates. All these dates are flops, however; Bender merely rounded up a bunch of strangers from the bus station, and they all leave for the bus ride home.
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When she tells Walter that there is a body in one of the sculptures, he tells her that he "made them immortal", and that he can make her immortal, too. She flees, he chases, and the others at the exhibit learn Walter's secret and join the chase. Walter and Carla wind up at a lumber yard where Walter, haunted by the voices of Lou and Alice, stops chasing Carla, and runs home. With discovery and retribution closing in on him, Walter vows to "hide where they'll never find me".
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Alternatively, the front and rear driveshafts can be removed, eliminating wind up at the expense of off-road capability. During military use, the problem of transmission wind up was solved by laying out railway sleepers (railroad ties) in a grid on flat ground and driving over them on long road moves; this allowed the transmission to unwind. On more than one occasion, servicemen drove Stalwarts into car parks and used the kerbstones separating parking bays for the same purpose. Another problem with the transmission was that the vehicle was designed to be driven loaded.
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Soon all the boys wind up at the Two Towers, and with the 6th graders in hot pursuit they desperately try to return the tape to the drop box. When Butters refuses to let go of it, Kyle throws him and the tape into the drop box. Angered at losing their movie, the 6th graders, now acting as Ringwraiths, threaten to beat the boys up, but flee when the parents arrive. The parents then go into a long discussion with the astonished boys about sex, touching on such subjects as 69ing and double penetration.
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The three wind up at the paranormal boot camp and become friends of sorts, but Harlan has a lot of trouble fitting in due to his relative physical weakness and is picked on by another trainee with the nickname Pitt Bull. Lt. Remsen enters and analyzes Harlan's dreams as part of his mental evaluation, but, despite a lot of disturbing imagery, gives him a pass. Two days later, after more harassment by Pitt Bull, Harlan attempts to kill him by teleporting away. Pitt Bull survives, and Harlan is put into solitary confinement as punishment, the stress of which finally breaks him.
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In a news bulletin, it is revealed that a former cult leader escaped the electric chair and has now returned as a supernatural serial killer named Reaper, wreaking havoc on a small county and targeting those he believes to be sinners. Meanwhile Natalie, an attractive hitchhiker, (Shayla Beesley) tries to catch a ride on a dry, desolate road. She gets picked up by alcoholic salesman named Bill (Jake Busey), but his car breaks down and they wind up at a motel. Bill and Natalie check in as newlyweds, with a creepy, religious motel owner (Justin Henry) in the midst.
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Custom says that this is a proposal, but Willoughby and Duke soon run in fear when the Indian maiden inside the tent turns out to be plump and unattractive. They wind up at the same Dude ranch that Anne and Bob are at, and soon given jobs by the foreman, Alabam (Johnny Mack Brown). Anne concedes and begins to instruct Bob on the ways of cowboy life, while Willoughby and Duke are still menaced by the Indians. Eventually Anne decides that Bob has improved enough to enter him on their team at the state rodeo championship.
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One week before his wedding day, Jonah and his groomsmen hit the town for his stag party, hosted by his irresponsible brother Mac. Attempting to be more original, Mac takes them to Garden City instead of a typical party location hoping for a wild night, and instead they wind up at a lackluster strip club. Visibly disappointed at his efforts, Mac attracts the attentions of a stranger who tells him about an underground moving club that promises to surpass all expectations. Reluctantly, Jonah agrees to go, but the long drive to 50n/40w through a dark forest unnerves the group, as does the club when they finally arrive.
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The plot involves two strangers, a construction contractor (Garner) and a Pediatric Cardiologist (Andrews), who take refuge in a small abandoned cabin during a stormy winter night and, despite their many differences, they become undeniably drawn to one another. This was Garner's and Andrews' third film pairing as romantic leads, after The Americanization of Emily (1964) and Victor Victoria (1982). The movie plot is as follows: Two strangers take refuge in a small cabin during a blizzard and, despite their many differences, discover that fate has brought them together. It's Thanksgiving Day and both Dr. Catherine Howard and Robert Woodward wind up at the same medical facility—one still missing a loved one, the other visiting a dying spouse.
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While looking for work, the Stooges botch an attempt to steal a watermelon from a deliveryman (Cy Schindell), which lands them in trouble with a cop (William Irving). The trio wind up at the offices of the Canvas Back Duck Club, a hunting organization run by conmen Blackie (Lynton Brent) and Doyle (Wheaton Chambers) needs some salesmen and the trio has no trouble getting the job because, unbeknownst to them, the whole thing is a scam. Dressed in duck-hunting gear, Moe, Larry and Curly invade the police station and barge right into the office of the police chief (Bud Jamison). By the time the group arrives at the lodge, the "club owners" are long gone, and an old man assures them that there are no ducks to be found.
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At the tower, the trio's disappearance is noticed, and Ed decides to launch a search party in hopes of finding them consisting of himself, Kyle, two boys named Macca and Will, and two girls named Hayden and Adele. As they make their way through London, Kyle smashes open a zombie's skull, and the group fail to notice a mass of moving grey slime that emerges from its head. They eventually wind up at the Houses of Parliament with Nicola, who develops a minor and insignificant crush on Ed. Meanwhile, Shadowman has been tracking the Fear consistently through the city from days, and is learning more about their evolving organization. He learns that they have become more intelligent and have established a chain of command with St. George and his remaining three lieutenants at the top.
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