Basically, he zigged when in retrospect he should have zagged.
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Since the Cold War's end, U.S. foreign policy has zigged and zagged.
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Both sides have zigged and zagged on policy since Mr. Trump took office.
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And, true to form, Missoni offered stripes that zigged and zagged every which way.
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But in Zlatan style, he zigged instead of zagged and faked them all out.
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Instead, Apple zigged when it was expected to zag — launching HomePod with a focus on music.
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We zigged and zagged semi-dangerously through New York City traffic, careful not to lose our mark.
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The bridge zigged and zagged with the Brooklyn Bridge, New York Harbor and Lower Manhattan as a backdrop.
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So in 2013, the Tara Oceans circumpolar expedition zigged and zagged around the Arctic Circle, sampling for plastic.
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It kept me guessing, it sometimes zigged when I zagged, but I had a fabulous time solving it.
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And though it has zigged and zagged, occasionally paused, it has generally accelerated in the direction of radicalism.
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A lifelong zagger as others have zigged, Driver has consistently sought out roles defined by uncertainty, sensitivity, and imperfection.
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"We have zigged when others have zagged," Simon CEO David Simon told analysts during a call earlier this month.
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"We zigged when studios zagged, especially in the first half of the year," said Howard Cohen, one of Roadside Attractions' founders.
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After I zigged and zagged, I wanted to pat the GLB on the dashboard, praise its capabilities, and apologize for underestimating the vehicle.
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There's no telling what would've happened if we had zigged instead of zagged, what with alternate realities being the convoluted medieval family trees they are.
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Van Morrison's career is full of moments he zigged when he was expected to zag, resulting in dozens of potential entry points to his catalog.
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"Dude, that would be so sick if you landed it," he cried, as Zane Nipori, a fourth-grader, zigged down the hill, near West 100th Street.
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He wanted the pedestrian bridge to bounce slightly underfoot as it zigged and zagged from Squibb Park, at Columbia Heights and Middagh Street, down toward the park.
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Hurricane Charley, in 2004, began as a small storm, zigged and zagged around Florida and ended as what was then the second-costliest hurricane in United States history.
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With two elderly people inside, the truck lost traction and drifted over the median, then zigged and came to a stop against a fence across the street from Klawiter's apartment complex.
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We sat around a small table in the gallery's kitchen, munching on cheese and nuts, while Solomon zigged-zagged across the past 80 or so years, barely taking a break to chew.
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But then along came the millennials, a generation of more than 70 million now in their 20s and 30s who have persistently zagged where boomers zigged, often delaying cultural milestones — including homeownership.
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But then along came the millennials, a generation of more than 70 million now in their 20s and 30s who have persistently zagged where boomers zigged, often delaying cultural milestones — including homeownership.
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It's a game that, design-wise, zigged where I would have prefered it zagged — I don't think it gains anything by going open-world — but I was so happy to revisit this franchise.
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She took a step back, zigged (Tony Bennett duet album!) when we expected to her to zag, and got fans hungry for more — all of which culminated with a country-fied Joanne debuting at No.
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At a time when more people have more opinions than ever, he uses his coveted Netflix platform to say nothing at all—and MacDonald's comedic legacy will endure as a man who zagged whenever the world zigged.
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They were set up to be ground down by other people's ambition, but through a combination of luck and pluck took and inflicted their share of lumps, zigged when others expected them to zag, and found a way to survive, and to reconnect and rededicate themselves to their family.
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But when she zigged instead of zagged and lost out on a prestigious position on a major film, she decided it was time to take stock of her life.
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Between 30 April and 22 June, the submarine made a patrol which returned her to Empire waters. Directed by an Ultra from Pearl Harbor, Trigger lay athwart the projected track of Admiral Koga's task force returning from Truk. Koga's force came in sight the morning of 22 May, but zigged away, out of range, "a bitter disappointment".Blair, Silent Victory, p.
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Sea Robin then fired a spread of three torpedoes at the remaining ship, but the target zigged and they missed. On the second attempt, the ship was not so fortunate. After watching the target completely reverse course, the submarine fired three more torpedoes at a range of with one hit amidships that broke netlayer Nagaru Maru (856 tons) in half and sent her rapidly to the bottom. Sea Robin now began to pay the price for her success.
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In Tucson, the highways zigged three blocks east on Drachman St. to Stone Avenue and then headed south to downtown Tucson under the railroad tracks south to Tucson's Five Points at 17th Street and 6th Avenue. From 17th St., U.S. 80/89 and SR 93/789 extended south on 6th Ave. through South Tucson to the old S. Tucson interchange. Headed south toward Mexico, US 89, SR 93, and SR 789 were co-signed to the Grand Avenue border gate in Nogales.
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On 2 September, Snapper closed a convoy of five cargo ships and two escorts. The primary targets, the cargo ships, zigged away; and, when the port escort came into view "head on," the submarine fired a "down-the-throat" shot at the escort, Japanese frigate Mutsure, that blew the enemy's bow completely off and enveloped her in flames as she sank. The submarine quickly cleared the locality as the other escort commenced a depth charge attack. On 6 September, Snapper intercepted another convoy and fired three torpedoes; but all were misses.
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Trigger fired three bow tubes at the second ship in the convoy and one bow tube at the third before going deep to avoid the escort which dropped 20 depth charges. Thinking she was clear, the submarine came to periscope depth and was greeted by five near bomb misses. On 13 November, Trigger made a submerged approach on a convoy of nine merchantmen and four escorts. After the Japanese ships zigged, the submarine found herself between two columns of ships, but Trigger had no torpedoes remaining in her bow tubes.
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The submarine was presumed lost on 30 December and stricken from the Naval Vessel Register on 25 March 1944. The account of Sculpins final patrol was given by the surviving members of her crew, who were liberated from Japanese prisoner of war camps after V-J Day. On 16 November, she had arrived on station and had made radar contact with a large, high-speed convoy on the night of 18 November. Making a fast end run on the surface to attack on the morning of 19 November, she was in firing position but was forced to dive when the convoy and its escorts zigged toward her.
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