It felt great to be back out on the court.
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He is back out on the sidewalk by 2 a.m.
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Then Pardi's back out on tour with Bryan through October.
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The chromophore can't just straighten back out on its own.
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Morgan has to now head back out on his horse.
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The sun was due to come back out on Tuesday.
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You're not trying to back out on me, are you?
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Can't wait for her to get back out on the field.
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I'm back out on the road now, but in a car.
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But further sensational revelations could see them back out on the streets.
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Smith also has taken his gratitude with him back out on the road.
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Now Labrie is back out on bail, albeit this time with an ankle bracelet.
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"It took me about a year to get back out on the lake again."
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The senator came back out on stage to finish her speech about #EqualPay. pic.twitter.
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"And then you leave and you're right back out on the streets," Caitlyn said.
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She stepped back out on stage and rewarded her audience with one more song.
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I'm anxious to get back out on the road and bring her along with me.
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I met Jasen Loveland and Justin Cudmore through No Way Back, out on the floor.
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"He's back at home busting his butt to get back out on tour," Mike said.
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Now you're about to go back out on the road again for the 40th-anniversary tour.
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So he went back out on the road with just Emma and the comedian Kate Berlant.
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"Just my soul is messed up," Arleen says after her being thrown back out on the street.
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It's only a matter of time before Philipps and Williams are back out on the town together.
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" Ms. Horsten added: "We put it all back out on our stoop, and it disappeared in minutes.
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We had the break, came home for the night, and then went back out on the road.
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Other times, you wind up hurt and swear that you'll never get back out on the court again.
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Poke knew if he'd fucked up, if he'd made a miscalculation, he'd be back out on the curb.
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If I get home on Friday, most of the time I got to get back out on Sunday.
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State says it was worried Iran would back out on its agreement to free the prisoners earlier this year.
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The governor is obviously heading to end the evening and he'll be back out on the campaign trail tomorrow.
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After Djokovic came out on top, the trainer came back out on court to work on his shoulder again.
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Back out on I-40, the driver dimmed the cabin lights, and one by one the reading lamps blinked off.
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And then somehow—perhaps terrifyingly—Calvert met NHL concussion protocol, and they sent the dude back out on the ice.
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"The Americans" — not one or two or three pictures, the whole of it — pushed me back out on the streets.
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By Sunday â€" four days after giving birth â€" Creasy (and baby Hettie) were back out on the campaign trail.
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Now we get the news from Fox that it's time to get back out on that diamond – hell yes, I'm excited!
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Back out on the Pyramid Stage, Skepta was cheerfully entertaining a large crowd while ominous-looking black clouds drifted in overhead.
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Russia's existing Soviet-built nuclear attack submarines are being refurbished and modernized, increasingly able to go back out on patrol again.
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During the song's final chorus, Lane beckoned his bride and her dad back out on the floor for a group dance.
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Now we get the news from FOX that it's time to get back out on that diamond -- hell yes, I'm excited!
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It's been a long road, but it felt great to be back out on the ice and representing the University of Minnesota.
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See SWNS story SWMELT; Gritters could soon be back out on UK roads - after dramatic pictures showed they were starting to MELT.
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Shortly after being dropped by Rosenhaus, Manziel said in a statement that he is focusing on getting back out on the field.
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TLC is heading back out on tour this summer, along with Nelly and Flo Rida, for a totally nostalgic summer concert series.
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The aircraft, an Airbus A321, was scheduled to fly back out on Tuesday but will remain out of service, the source says.
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"That helped me a lot, just being able to get back out on the road and do shows again," she tells PEOPLE.
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And I took my time and slowly built my confidence back up before I went back out on stage to sing live.
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Now we get the news from Fox that it&aposs time to get back out on that diamond – hell yes, I&aposm excited!
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But if it doesn't work out, I hope you'll get back out on the circuit so maybe we'll have the chance to meet.
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Back out on the street, pen still in hand, I looked down and took in my marker-stained jeans and beat-up trainers.
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Back out on the streets, I see families living in shop doorways and phone credit being sold through hatches covered in wire mesh.
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When he goes back out on that standup tour someday, I'll roll my eyes and say, 'All right, get on with it, then.
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Yet, despite the fear and uncertainty, she was back out on the streets to protest again the next night — armed with a smartphone.
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Callaway 200s Laser Rangefinder A rangefinder can be an invaluable tool for your golf game once you get back out on the fairway.
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Or maybe you just went through a breakup and you'd like to not see photos of your ex back out on the dating scene.
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"Every time I stand in front of an audience, I get a kick out of it," he says of getting back out on stage.
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In June, he completed a tour of all 254 counties in Texas before heading right back out on the road to do it again.
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"I knew I was making a difference when I saw the old folks back out on the porch again drinking their coffees," he says.
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"Every time I stand in front of an audience, I get a kick out of it," he said of getting back out on stage.
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Ones that charge quickly are even more ideal, so you can plug them in and get back out on the trails in no time.
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" Griffith did visit her on the set of Suspiria: "I threw my back out on the day she arrived, and she cooked me dinner.
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This latest story has received international attention, but Mr. Selwood says he is unfazed and simply wants to get back out on the water.
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I'll be back out on the road July 9 touring with Chris Stapleton and I'm excited to play Floydfest and a bunch of other shows.
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It's clear Beverley has nothing but respect for KD -- and think he'll be back out on the court and cookin' people again in no time.
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But Bhushan, the lawyer arguing the petition for the Rohingya in Delhi, says India cannot back out on its moral obligations to protect the vulnerable.
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After reporting it to a state biologist, a team went back out on the water and found a two-foot snakehead fish and three juveniles.
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He will certainly be back out on the water this week, as a sparring partner for his former foe Jimmy Spithill, skipper of Oracle Team USA.
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We know that if and when Downie is healthy to perform, that they will be back out on the road, bringing joy from town to town.
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The singer, 52, posted a video message to Instagram on Wednesday as she got ready to head back out on her State of the World Tour.
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Hayes, who had his first top 10 hit this year with "You Broke Up with Me," went back out on tour at the end of June.
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So people were really happy to see him back out on Wednesday, playing a role in what was arguably the most exciting sale of the week.
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The putting cup is even a quarter-inch smaller than regulation, so when you get back out on the course, the real cup will seem gigantic.
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Hewitt then made the prescient call to put the 20-year-old De Minaur immediately back out on court, partnered with Kyrgios, instead of doubles specialists.
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It's not as if I were putting myself back out on the market looking for a new gig, but Ben Williams, the editorial director of Nymag.
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I am looking forward to attacking the rehabilitation process this afternoon with my team and working hard to get back out on tour as soon as possible.
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I'm in three bands, so I basically go on tour and come back and work as much as I can and then go back out on tour.
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Rory was supposed to stumble and then get her ass back out on the road, not settle into the dusty desk chair of her local paper. Ugh!
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But with this record, when we finished, we just had this really short window of time before we were supposed to get back out on the road.
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"It's been five years of him diligently working every day to get better, with the goal of getting back out on the court," Becker said by telephone.
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I think we won't have any of those answers, we won't truly know, until all of us get back out on the road and talk to people again.
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We were back out on the road playing shows and doing promo for the upcoming album when our go-to video director, Steve Condon sent me an message.
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Bon Jovi is gearing up to head back out on a two-month tour starting March 14 in Denver, Colorado and ending in Washington, D.C. on May 14.
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We thank all of you for your continued support of us and our league, and we will see you back out on the court this Sunday at Connecticut.
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It reminds you how lucky we are to play this game, and to get a chance to put this uniform on and go back out on the field.
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In the cases where the review board found that he had abused his authority, though, the Police Department sent him back out on the street with minimal punishment.
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But it's also important to understand other sources of nitrogen and phosphorus, like seabirds — which fetch food from the ocean, digest it, and poop it back out on land.
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Royal Caribbean said the ship suffered "superficial damage" to some public areas and cabins but has been repaired and will go back out on its scheduled itinerary next week.
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"The president will be back out on the road next week building support for this plan, which is really a jobs bill," Sanders said during the daily press briefing.
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"Dolores was so energized by the prospect of making this record and to getting back out on the road to play the songs live," Hogan said in a statement.
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And it was disappointing to see him immediately head back out on the campaign trail, as he did on Saturday, to disparage his opponents and critics all over again.
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If your phone can connect only to high-band 5G, it'll get those high speeds in the city but revert to 4G when you're back out on the road.
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"We've spent a lot of time making sure that they have dedicated fiber connections back out on the internet so they can get their streams out live," Everett said.
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"We are working with our sampling network to get additional samples as people get back out on the water," Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's Kelly Richmond told CNN.
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After finishing up a weather-delayed second round of 68 on Sunday morning, Barron headed back out on the course and made three birdies on each side of the card.
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" As Sims recalled, the doctor estimated that Marley had just a few months to live, and that "he might as well go back out on the road and die there.
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Turkish officials, however, have repeatedly said they will not back out on their deal with the Russians, prompting Washington on Monday to freeze delivery of F-35 equipment to Turkey.
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Turkish officials, however, have repeatedly said they will not back out on their deal with the Russians, prompting Washington on Monday to freeze delivery of F-35 equipment to Turkey.
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ROAM said the device could help pros who want to train longer, seniors who experience knee or joint pain, or people with injuries get back out on the slopes faster.
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But Netflix just offered him a whopping $40 million for a pair of stand-up specials, so he apparently thought it was time to head back out on the road.
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The 32-year-old's 6-3 6-3 defeat of Khachanov was his 15th successive singles win in the competition and he was soon back out on court with Troicki.
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" However, he added that there were instances when "the system could have done a better job in keeping someone who they feel shouldn't have been back out on the streets.
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Each dancer has to make between 10 and 15 costume changes per show, with about 90 seconds to complete each one before they have to be back out on stage.
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If his analysis was correct, he said, the drones would be back out on Wednesday night, flying in a grid pattern in the rural area between Hugo and Karval, Colo.
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The teams ended up having to come BACK out on the court to finish the last 0.1 seconds left in the game so K. State could shoot technical free throws.
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"I'm surprised, because I thought it may take a couple of months to get back out on the tour and to get my rhythm back," the seven-times major champion admitted.
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By the time they are actually set free, the artist's legend has grown so much that just the concept of them being back out on the street calls for actual celebrations.
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Good news for early birds: Based on last year's data, they suggest leaving before 4am on Wednesday for the best pre-holiday travel, and heading back out on Friday before 4 . . .
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After reuniting with Pete and Badger, and buzzing his hair back to his signature style, Jesse heads back out on the run in Albuquerque, New Mexico, where the show took place.
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Janet released a whole album, went on tour, decided to PAUSE to have a fresh baby at age 24, dropped that billionaire hub, and went back out on tour like nothing happened.
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"This is an exciting time for us and we can't wait to get back out on the road and play for our fans next spring," Zac Brown said in a news release.
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I hardly even know what to say about it now, except that it was great to see Osuna back out on the mound Sunday, as well as his teammates' reaction to it.
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This schedule may help get moderate congressional Democrats reëlected and the Democratic senators who are running for President back out on the campaign trail (and get Hunter Biden out of the spotlight).
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Until this month, the failure of the Umbrella protests to win concessions, coupled with prosecutions of at least 100 protesters, had discouraged many young people from going back out on the streets.
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She was "so stressed" after she delivered her now-2½-year-old daughter Jolie Rae, she admitted, feeling as though she needed to get her body back and get back out on tour.
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Recovered, they were back out on in force on Monday, peering into a line of limos with blacked-out windows as they crept at earthworm pace into a packed parking lot at Gucci.
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After losing his bid for president in 1960 and California governor in 1962, he went back out on the campaign trail in 1964 and 1966, stumping for every Republican who would have him.
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"If you ever watch a NASCAR race, they pull the car in, and five people jump over the wall and they get them back out on the road in 13 seconds," Goolsbee says.
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You know, what do you make of the decision that the president has made to obviously get back out on the road, get back out to doing these rallies, what does it tell you?
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Rather than take a few days diagnosing the problem, Tesla instead replaces the motor with a new one and gets the car — and the customer — back out on the road as quickly as possible.
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You have to give the company six hours' notice if you are going to back out on the number of hours you sign up for, and if you don't, you get a reliability incident.
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After Robby left, JoJo headed back out on for dinner with Chase, where he admitted the obvious – that JoJo was further along in her relationships with Robby and Jordan than she is with him.
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The failure of the 2014 protests to wrest concessions on democracy from Beijing, coupled with the prosecutions of at least 100 mostly young protesters, initially discouraged many from going back out on the streets.
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"They just want to get back out on the ice," says Solmundson, who has a dental-exam chair in the Jets' locker room and is a founding member of the N.H.L.'s Team Dentists Association.
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As soon as the speech was over, Underwood had to come back out on stage to wrap up the night, closing her 12th year hosting the show with only nine awards to show for it.
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Back out on Kamergersky street, Stanislav agrees with Putin: "To a great degree it's the fault of American politicians because they are pretty aggressive as a whole and we're taking a defensive reaction," he told me.
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The failure of the 2014 protests to wrestle concessions on democracy from Beijing, coupled with prosecutions of at least 100 protesters, mostly youths, discouraged many young people from going back out on the streets - until Sunday.
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Minnesota went 213-212-211 on its trek and heads back out on the road for two more contests after the showdown with Montreal before returning to Xcel Energy Center for a string of four games.
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The failure of pro-democracy protests in 2014 to wrestle concessions from Beijing, coupled with prosecutions of at least 100 protesters, had discouraged many young people from going back out on the streets — until this month.
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In the first clip, Walker attacks to force the switch, pulls the big man back out on an island, patiently waits for the double team to commit, then swings the ball for an open three-pointer.
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The failure of pro-democracy protests in 2014 to wrestle concessions from Beijing, coupled with prosecutions of at least 100 protesters, had discouraged many young people from going back out on the streets - until this month.
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They argue that it will increase the deaths of prostituted people everywhere because it will prevent screening efforts, "force" them "back out" on the street, and prevent them from earning a "livelihood" from this "empowering" career choice.
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But with the sun shining, the track dried out enough to allow the cars back out on slick tyres with a little under 30 minutes remaining, even if the drivers still had to cope with gusting winds.
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Without taking the keys or her clothes or pipe or bottle, he sprinted up the incline through the wet grass toward her house; if the boat drifted back out on the water, that would be her fault.
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Los Angeles wrapped up a 23-2-0 trek on Tuesday with its third straight victory, a 3-2 triumph at Arizona, and heads back out on the road for four more contests following its meeting with Colorado.
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T. J., however, currently resides in a suitcase in an Oakland storage facility, and despite Luaka Bop's hopes of getting the pair back out on the road, Jones has no plans to rescue his former sidekick from mothballs.
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There was definitely a moment Thursday night where Nelson collided with Tracy Porter and came up limping, but he was back out on the field on the very next play, and played most of Green Bay's offensive snaps.
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Warwick, 78, who has a new album She's Back (out on May 17), says the idea to donate proceeds from the song to amFAR, the American Foundation for AIDS Research, came from Elizabeth Taylor, who attended the recording session.
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Another resident of the block said she was helping her children out of her car when the Jeep crashed, sending her running into her home with her children and then back out on her own to see what happened.
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On a new episode of VICELAND's AMERICAN BOYBAND, Kevin Abstract reflects on where his music career started, heading back to Texas to see his folks and his high school friends, before venturing back out on his national headlining tour.
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Despite the tragedy, Internal Bleeding is headed back out on the road with vintage Polish death metal band Vader for an 18-show tour that starts May 27 in South Carolina and ends June 16 in New York City.
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Ginger Kathrens, a longtime wild horse advocate who sits on the bureau's advisory board, cast the lone vote against killing the horses in storage, saying she favored increasing adoptions and finding places to put horses back out on the range.
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The FFT have been under fire for making the decision without consulting with other stakeholders but Australian world number one Barty said she was just looking forward to getting the chance to get back out on the famous red clay.
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Fast-forward to one summer later and we find Young Trece back out on the water, but this time in honor of his now annual fishing tournament at L.A.'s Castaic Lake, not alone but with many friends including The Brodie.
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The 23-year-old finally had her day on Centre Court when she took apart Britain's Harriet Dart on Saturday but will be back out on Court Two to face grasscourt specialist Alison Riske when the tournament resumes on Monday.
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If you have to, forget the guts it took for her to step back into the spotlight, back out on stage, knowing full well the ridicule and speculation that would come with it—that some people were probably expecting her to fail.
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At first, it was only a few guys who were actually putting cars together, and then mid-22006s there were more people taking the time out to restore an old model and put it back out on the road as a slab.
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PACIFIC PALISADES, California (Reuters) - With sunset approaching, Jordan Spieth was the only player back out on the practice range at Riviera Country Club on Thursday after he had struggled to an eight-over 79 in the first round of the Northern Trust Open.
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There, our human driver took control once again in order to navigate through the chaos that is most Las Vegas casino pickup / drop-off zones, and then it was back out on the strip in self-driving mode, headed back to the convention center.
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The right winger, stationed in the left faceoff circle, passed across the ice to Pratt, who went to one knee and fired a sizzling shot that ricocheted off the post, into the net and back out on to the ice with 6:22 left.
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The drive-in at your local McDonald's could rank up there with the neighborhood bar when it comes to sending dangerous drivers back out on the road, at least according to a trio of New Jersey lawmakers, and they want to do something about it.
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Related: Mexico's President Has Dug Himself Into a Hole — And It's Going to Be Hard to Climb Back Out On November 27, 20143, Mexican telenovela star Angélica Rivera swept into the cathedral of the city of Toluca in a white dress and long veil.
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Janet shared a video message to Instagram last Wednesday as she got ready to head back out on her State of the World Tour, days after her father was laid to rest in a private ceremony and funeral at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale, California.
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"For our guys to stay so engaged through the rain delay, determined to go back out on the field and at least have their shot at finishing the game in a competitive manner on the field, was in my opinion second to none and pretty spectacular," he said.
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And then they said, I'm summarizing, that all of the spending has to be stimulative, meaning things where people will put the money back out on the street as fast as possible: direct benefits, so-called shovel-ready, I think that was the term, infrastructure projects, stuff like that.
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Unsurprisingly, those athletes who had aced the assessments were more likely than those who had not to be back out on the playing fields within about a year of their injury, Dr. Webster and Dr. Hewett found, at least according to the single past study that had examined that issue.
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"To be able to go back out on that field, in a major league ballpark, play the game, especially to be able to go back out in uniform and actually get an opportunity to go out on the field -- that's going to be real emotional," Scalise told CNN at the team's final practice Wednesday morning.
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We ain't even having fun when we do it, it's purely to make dough, which is why most bands do it but most bands when they go back out on the road they kind of have an agreement with one another that they will get along with each other, that they make it as painless as possible.
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Record: 2-5Last week: 19thWeek 8 result: Lost to the Patriots, 27-13Week 9 opponent: at Denver BroncosOne thing to know: Freddie Kitchens made more than a few questionable decisions on Sunday, none more baffling than calling on his punt team to intentionally draw a false start penalty to bring his offense back out on fourth-and-16.
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"Read our full interview: The CEO of Dick's Sporting Goods reveals how he decided to move away from gun sales in his stores and why he wishes Mitch McConnell had 'the guts' to act on gun controlStack said that if Dick's decided to sell off the remaining guns or send them back to the manufacturers, the result would be the same: the firearms would "end up back out on the street.
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After a brief stop at the police precinct, with its commissioner (Jeanne Balibar), who's unexpectedly tolerant of Chris, the men are back out on the streets, swaggering through encounters with a sprung jailbird; a blustery middle-aged guy who calls himself "the Mayor"; and a soft-spoken former drug dealer turned Muslim who runs a shawarma shop, which may be the real power center of the poverty-stricken community.
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