Fountainhead the year before; like any wishfully pubescent teenage loser, I
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The new James Bond movie has been wishfully rescheduled for healthier climes.
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Employees wishfully passed along rumors about a buyout from Microsoft or Google.
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Some analysts had been, perhaps wishfully, pencilling in a payout for this year.
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Trump's political enemies and critics burble wishfully over Daniels' lawyer's tactics and stagecraft.
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The Department of Labor should track a new category — the Wishfully Otherwise Employed.
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It would be a grave error to believe wishfully that Trump must change.
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Republicans are thinking wishfully if they believe this campaign is coming to a merciful end.
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It happened all because President Obama ignored ISIS, wishfully calling it a "junior varsity" team.
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"We are not a vengeful people," the new president told himself, perhaps a little wishfully.
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Someone had been speculating, probably wishfully, that Dornan would see the door for the second film.
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Yet it would be wishfully naïve to explain away his racism and his hate at this point.
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"Every time 'Greek' is done," he said, "I think, wishfully, maybe next time it will be dated."
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Thinking more wishfully, future humans might use a version of this chirality lens to study life on other worlds.
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The issue, though, wasn't—as wishfully-thinking Republicans have it today—that Flynn had lied to his colleagues, per se.
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Now retired, she can tune into an entire lineup covering "the Trump White House downfall mini-series," as she wishfully put it.
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David Bowie didn't make an in-camera appearance in Twin Peaks: The Return like I had kinda-sorta predicted (see: wishfully thought he might).
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His effort to stymie testing and honest disclosure of the threat posed by the virus did not make it "disappear," as he wishfully predicted.
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This self-delusion occurs most profoundly in the times when I feel good, and wishfully make the assumption that I will never feel anxious again.
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Advocates of such a mentality are wishfully thinking this regime will alter its conduct towards its citizens, neighbors and frankly the rest of the world.
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As a result, they were inordinately acquiescent to the wishful thinking of their civilian overseers — and no one thought more wishfully about the war than Walt Whitman Rostow.
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These symptoms coincided with severe anemia, which required blood transfusions and surgery, and Rita wishfully assumed that, once his problem was addressed, the memory issue would soon resolve itself.
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In the later years of Mr. Potter's museum, its proprietors felt compelled to post a sign claiming, perhaps wishfully, that no animals had been killed specifically to make Mr. Potter's tableaus.
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When I read the first half of your question, I thought, perhaps wishfully, that it was going to be about how to tell if someone will be a sensitive, skilled sex partner.
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The first room of "Epic Abstraction: Pollock to Herrera," a wishfully canon-expanding show of painting and sculpture from the past eight decades, at the Metropolitan Museum, affects like a mighty organ chord.
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When finally I did set foot on Ithaca, the site that was somewhat wishfully said to be that of Odysseus' palace consisted of a hut and two buildings set across a barren hill.
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Trump makes assertions for which there is no evidence — either knowingly lying, recklessly boasting or wishfully thinking — then seeks support for those statements, support that is often lacking because the statements are baseless.
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After Donald Trump's disastrous performance in the Wisconsin primary this week, political commentators are starting to talk seriously—or perhaps wishfully—about the possibility that the frontrunner might not actually win the Republican Party's presidential nomination.
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Saudi Arabian Deputy Defense Minister Prince Khalid Bin Salman, in turn, wishfully tweeted that the episode had left Zarif's authority diminished, echoing hawks in the United States who insisted that Zarif's victory was pyrrhic at best.
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Thus far, the city has denied permit applications from Live Nation (its Meadows Festival, which took place in the parking lot of Citi Field, is also wishfully christened), Madison Square Garden, and A.E.G. to use the park.
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After wishfully pinning a catalog photo of a toddler play kitchen to my corkboard, I stumbled upon a beautiful, almost pristine wooden one that had been put out on the curb for trash day in our neighborhood.
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Her debut, A Good Night in the Ghetto, effectively takes you back to adolescent summers of kicking it with friends with nothing to do and nowhere to go, wishfully thinking about the future, potential dates, and what ways to get intoxicated.
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LOS ANGELES — It's got to be one of the best jobs in Hollywood: Sit around all day dreaming up fantasy political scenarios that are either so over-the-top crazy or wishfully idealistic — plotlines that could never play out in real life — that they provide the sort of escapist television viewers crave.
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That both can bring at least a second player into the mix, the former as a co-op buddy, the latter to aid or impede the headset-wearing player by issuing commands from a second screen, reaffirms my feeling that VR games work great in social spaces—may the revival of our aging arcades start here, he says wishfully.
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It wasn't a filibuster — Reid had done away with those for cabinet nominees in 22016 — but a kind of sit-in: an effort to draw attention to the vote in hopes of further overloading the Senate office buildings' phone lines and nudging off the fence one of several Republican senators who had been identified, perhaps wishfully, as potentially persuadable.
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Subjunctively comparing magic to eating, Leontes wishfully demystifies the magic he apprehends.
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Buqun increasingly feels that Yuhang harbours a secret and the more he wants to unravel it, the further she runs away. Through ex-classmates, all Buqun gathers is that Yuhang had a boyfriend with whom she shared a deep and intimate relationship, and that he died 2 years back. Buqun wishfully thinks that Yuhang is not willing to accept a new love as she is emotionally hurt by her boyfriend's death, but this doesn’t explain Yuhang's affinity towards Bufan. Unable to contain his perplexity, he questions Yuhang only to incur her wrath.
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The Manas then became the Ahom-Mughal boundary until the British occupation." The Ahom kingdom reached its westernmost boundary till Manas River which it retains until 1826. Though the Ahom kingdom saw itself as the inheritor of the glory of the erstwhile Kamarupa kingdom and aspired to extend itself to the Karatoya river, it could never do so; though an Ahom general, Ton Kham under Swargadeo Suhungmung, reached the river once when he pursued a retreating invading army in the 16th century."The Ahom statesmen and chroniclers wishfully looked forward to the Karatoya as their natural western frontier.
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One physician noted that she regretted having hope for her patient; it resulted in her patient suffering through three more years of pain that the patient would not have endured if the physician had realized recovery was infeasible. The second argument is the division between hope and wishing. Those that are hopeful are actively trying to investigate the best path of action while taking into consideration the obstacles. Research has shown though that many of those who have "hope" are wishfully thinking and passively going through the motions, as if they are in denial about their actual circumstances.
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I turned to my brother, Paul, who was riding with me, and half > jokingly, half wishfully, said "Wouldn't it be splendid if San Diego had a > zoo! You know...I think I'll start one." Taking me at my word, he replied > that he would be glad to help me but added dubiously that he did not see how > such a project could be put over on the heels of an Exposition not very > successful in its second year. I had long nurtured the thought of a San > Diego Zoo and now—suddenly—I decided to try to establish one.
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From this the terms 'Asam' and 'Ahom' were derived in due course, and the first term came to stand for the expanded Ahom klngdom. Under the impact of the Indo-Aryan heritage of the region, the concept of 'Asam' was further extended to cover the entire area defined as 'Kamarupa' in the Kalika-Purana (c 9th-10th centuries). The Ahom statesmen and chroniclers wishfully looked forward to the Karatoya as their natural western frontier. They also looked upon themselves as the heirs of that glory that was ancient Kamarupa by right of conquest, and they long cherished infructuously their unfulfilled hopes of expanding up to that frontier.
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So he agrees to let Disley stay and to coach him so that he can stay on at the private school. Pete starts wishfully thinking about what might happen after they finish watching Polanski's Macbeth on video, "Probably after that he was going to seduce me, probably I was due to have the experience of a lifetime, and be entirely lost." Pete prepares a bed roll for Disley in the corner of his bedroom, goes for a bath, and returns to find Disley has crept into his bed. Pete climbs in and starts intimately stroking the boy, who responds suggestively "You haven't given me a good-night kiss".
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Still aware, the sisters watch as years pass and everyone dies. When a young couple comes to look at the house, Lei thinks smugly that she will finally be able to attract a man with her lovely voice, while Lea will only be able to look wishfully at the women she desires. "Mata Indah" ("Beautiful Eyes") was written by Clara Ng and originally published in Koran Tempo on 17 June 2007. Rusmini wrote that the story showed Ng's storytelling skills, packaging a simple theme as if it were a fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen, with a twist that the beautiful sister, who has many male suitors, is a lesbian.
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Evasions can be particularly nasty because a well-planned and implemented evasion can enable full sessions to be carried forth in packets that evade an IDS. Attacks carried in such sessions will happen right under the nose of the network and service administrators. The security systems are rendered ineffective against well-designed evasion techniques, in the same way a stealth fighter can attack without detection by radar and other defensive systems. A good analogy to evasions is a system designed to recognize keywords in speech patterns on a phone system, such as “break into system X”. A simple evasion would be to use a language other than English, but which both parties can still understand, and wishfully a language that as few people as possible can talk.
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Because of the "trust in cadres" policy implemented by his administration, the CPSU leadership evolved into a gerontocracy. At the end of Brezhnev's rule, problems continued to amount; in 1979 he consented to the Soviet intervention in Afghanistan to save the embattled communist regime there and supported the oppression of the Solidarity movement in Poland. As problems grew at home and abroad, Brezhnev was increasingly ineffective in responding to the growing criticism of the Soviet Union by Western leaders, most prominently by US Presidents Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan, and UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. The CPSU, which had wishfully interpreted the financial crisis of the 1970s as the beginning of the end of capitalism, found its country falling far behind the West in its economic development.
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After failing to appear on the track as a juvenile, Siyarafina made her debut on 4 April in a maiden race over 1600 metres at Saint-Cloud Racecourse in which she was ridden, as in all of her races, by Christophe Soumillon. Starting the 2.9/1 second favourite she took the lead inside the last 200 metres from the finish and won by two lengths from Wishfully with Villa Marina taking third. Eighteen days after her maiden win Siyarafina was stepped up in class for the Prix du Louvre over the same distance at Longchamp Racecourse and started the 0.6/1 favourite against six opponents. She won again, coming from off the pace in a slowly-run race to win by half a length and a half from Commes.
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Retrieved 2017-07-04.Who Invented B.O.? - Center for History and New Media at George Mason UniversityLifebuoy Health Soap 1948 (audio), another commercial mentioning B.O., Old Time Radio Fans. Retrieved 2017-07-04. It is the bar-soap used in the 1983 movie A Christmas Story by the main character Ralphie and his family. After his mother washes his mouth out for swearing, Ralphie wishfully dreams that he has been blinded by "soap poisoning" and reduced to begging on the street; when his family sees him, they collapse into melodramatic soap opera- like tears and his father cries out, "I told you not to use Lifebuoy!" In the film, narrator Jean Shepherd noted his disgust toward the soap's taste, even compared to other soap products of the era.
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On one occasion, the Ahoms under Ton Kham BorgohainTom Kham was the son of Phrasengmong Borgohain and Mula Gabhoru, both warriors who were killed in battles against Turbak. pursued the invaders and reached the Karatoya river,"The Ahom expeditionary force, led by General Ton Kham and aided by General Kan Seng and General Kham Peng, pursued the retreating enemies across Muslim domains of Kamarupa and Kamata receiving little resistance in them and reached Karatoya, the eastern boundary of Gaur proper, where the victors washed their swords." and the Ahoms began to see themselves as the rightful heir of the erstwhile Kamarupa kingdom.: The Ahom statesmen and chroniclers wishfully looked forward to the Karatoya as their natural western frontier. They also looked upon themselves as the heirs of the glory that was ancient Kamarupa by right of conquest, and they long cherished infructuous their unfulfilled hopes of expanding up to that frontier.
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