Then he was back in his apartment, looking around at its anticlimactically mundane amenities.
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Somewhat anticlimactically, the House and Senate will now go home for the Christmas and New Year's holidays.
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After a bitter and partisan confirmation battle, Kavanaugh's tenure began anticlimactically with three cases revolving around federal sentencing law.
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The highlight of the episode is Rogelio's resurrected feud with guest star Britney Spears, even if it wraps up anticlimactically.
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We found out, rather anticlimactically, who—what—Judy is, and we got a better sense of how the vortex/wormhole/mechanism works.
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But somewhat anticlimactically, Kishida told CNN he just carefully opened the door, slipped his arm through and moved the bowls until they were stable.
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The hour closed, anticlimactically, with Olympios and Jackson being summoned to talk with producers and production shutting down, while the other participants expressed their confusion.
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But the final scene, in which the Forester, ruing her loss, recognizes one of her young and takes comfort in the cycle of life, seemed anticlimactically mild.
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Some of the book's flaws have simply been carried over to the screen — the plotting can feel arbitrary and thin, and the whole thing wraps up rather anticlimactically.
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"The Battle of Starcourt" is so sluggish — and so sloppily, anticlimactically staged — that it's hard to believe it was directed by the same team who helmed season two's stellar finale.
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Instead, several of the initial games unfolded anticlimactically, with the higher seeds winning, looking strong and advancing without much of the drama that typically flavors the first full day of the tournament.
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After the last fight, the mostly Western audience exists anticlimactically, pushing askew the rows of plastic chairs and returning to the night market, reabsorbed into the aisles of Thai snacks and Siam kitsch.
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Chris Harrison segues somewhat anticlimactically to a chat with third runner-up Dean, a known cutie-pie whose difficult relationship with his estranged father left us with an unmistakably cringey aftertaste coming out of hometowns.
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Xprize and Google realized after discussing progress with its five finalist teams that none will be able to make a Moon launch in time for the deadline of the competition, and so the 10-year journey ends somewhat anticlimactically.
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Perhaps most infamous was the machine's first outing, for the premiere of "Das Rheingold" in 2010, when it froze during the finale before it could form the famous rainbow bridge to Valhalla — forcing the gods to exit the stage anticlimactically.
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Most recently, he expressed concerns about sexual assault allegations against Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh and even said he wouldn't vote on the nominee until an FBI investigation was conducted — only to wind up very anticlimactically supporting his confirmation after a rushed investigation.
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In reality, this is a storytelling flaw we've been seeing all season long: Jaime and Brienne have sex, and he suddenly leaves to pursue his true purpose; the Night King will be the death of everyone and everything, until he's anticlimactically stopped half-way through the season.
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The visit ended anticlimactically, with Rosenstein attending another White House meeting that had previously been scheduled — and with the mystery of his fate punted to Thursday, when Trump will be back in Washington after his trip to New York for annual meetings at the United Nations (U.N.).
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Things felt a little quiet though, but any idea that the festival had suddenly been abandoned by the bright young things that usually make up the crowd was immediately dispelled by the realization that everyone'd made their way to the new stage—a behemoth that was anticlimactically just called The Barn.
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With Gunnlaugr returning to Iceland, Helga loses all interest in Hrafn, causing him increasing disdain for the tragic hero. They first compete in verse and later in battle. After their first altercation ends anticlimactically, Hrafn and Gunnlaugr agree to travel to Norway to end their dispute once and for all. Dueling became outlawed after their first physical altercation.
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Since the city did not own this land, the sale of burial plots on the non-Holmead portion were invalid. This quashed any attempt by lotholders to stop the removals. Somewhat anticlimactically, the title investigation also revealed that the Holmead plot would not revert to the heirs if it was abandoned as a burying ground. Congressional action was needed to remedy the situation.
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He lost to Djokovic in the final, but secured his place in the 2014 ATP Finals. He is the first Canadian to reach the ATP Finals, and the first player born in the 1990s to do so. Anticlimactically, Raonic withdrew from the tournament due to a leg-muscle tear prior to his match against Nishikori, after losses to Federer and Murray. Raonic ended the year at a career-high season-ending ranking of No. 8.
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However, by the end of 2010, only WQBK-FM and WQBJ remained with the active rock format in the Albany market. Former WZMR logo as 104.9 The Cat, 2010–2013 At 10:49 a.m. on February 26, 2010, the final song under the Edge format, "Cat Scratch Fever" by Ted Nugent, was anticlimactically interrupted, as WZMR returned to a country music format under the 104.9 The Cat branding, taking on a similar playlist and imaging to co-owned WJEN in Vermont. The first song played under the new country format was "Building Bridges" by Brooks & Dunn.
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Their schtick about how the world is terrible and brutal and exposes youths to the most unseemly sights and behaviors is not constant. They are also good actors, particularly when it comes to manipulating everyone around them and playing on their apparent status as innocent and very proper children. The boys ended up being defeated by Wonder Woman who used her Lasso Of Truth to see through their illusions. Instead of the planned conclusion to the story, in which the boys turned into demonic versions of their animal spirits, causing further havoc in the streets, the issue ended anticlimactically with Wonder Woman giving them a spanking.
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Flintoff got two more wickets in the innings, finishing with four for 29, as he had Javed bowled for 81 and Mashrafe bowled for 1. England got off to a very good start, with Trescothick and Andrew Strauss continuing in the vein of previous matches against the Bangladeshis, and pairing up for 99 runs for the first wicket. Trescothick was eventually out for 43 to Mohammad Rafique, giving a catch behind, but despite the spinners taking wickets, they were also expensive, Strauss in particular taking them for runs as he was bowled on 98 - attempting a sweep to bring up the win, the bonus point and his own century. Instead, the win was brought up very anticlimactically, Geraint Jones facing three balls before Manjural Islam Rana served up a wide.
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On January 4, 2006, after simulcasting the Eagle format on WRCZ (which was formerly 94 Rock) for about a week, the station relaunched as 93.7/94.5 The Bone, taking on the WOOB calls. The Bone had a mainstream rock format with the tagline Everything That Rocks, and featured J. R. Gach in mornings with co-host Pi and traffic gal Alecia. On February 16, 2007, the Bone format ended anticlimactically right in the middle of the song "Ride the River" by Eric Clapton, when Galaxy Communications exited the Albany market and sold both stations to Educational Media Fund in a fire sale. WOOB was converted to an Air 1 O&O;, broadcasting a Christian CHR format, and later changed its calls to WYAI several months later on July 6, 2007.
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John James Henry Savage Lyons (1854 – 31 May 1913) educated at Adelaide Educational Institution, taught at John Whinham's North Adelaide Grammar school, married Mary Ann Morgan on 25 December 1877 Membership was invited from the city's elocutionists: E. Reeves, C. Morgan, Benjamin H. Gillman, E. H. Shaw, H. T. Sparrow, R. A. C. Herbert, A. Norton, C. C. Paltridge, J. H. Lyons, Miss Wadham, Aileen Bancroft and Miss Pizey and soon reached a high standard of performance, with critics enthusiastic rather than generous. Later members included Walter Bentley, E. H. Shaw, Mary Bancroft, Beatrice Gordon, Marion Woodcock, Charles Morgan, Richard Herbert, J. D. Furlonge, Frank Seaton, Fairfax Kendal, Tom Potts, Kate Shirley, Marian Daniels and Alexander Cochrane. The club appears to have folded after a triumphant 1899 season which ended anticlimactically with a poorly-attended finale at the Theatre Royal.
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