But as Bailey reminds, the best might still be to come.
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For Holt, the bigger thrill, though, is what may be to come.
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Signs of what could be to come are obvious on the campaign trail.
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But the next job might be to come up with a snappier name. ■
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You can see hints of what might be to come in what's already happening.
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It was great just to be, to come from nothing to make it to somewhere.
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And as the market hovers near bear market territory, more dramatic losses could be to come.
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Was it a one-time slip-up or a sign of what may be to come?
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But the testimonies of new Syrian arrivals provide a hint of what might be to come.
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If it does, a more radical reconsideration of the rules around death could yet be to come.
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But I wanted the first foray out to be to come see y'all because I missed y'all.
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The hours before the start had been full of excited chatter about what could be to come.
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Of course, the consequences of Mr. Trump's stance toward Mexico and migrants may still be to come.
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Making seemingly inconvenient changes now, he said, can also prepare us for what might be to come.
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He's established and, in many ways, taken for granted, with best days that may still be to come.
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It is an ominous sign for the GOP of what might be to come in the November midterms.
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And a warning of what might be to come for his fellow House Republicans over the next 19 months.
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"The regulation that may be to come in the technology sector is absolutely something to watch for," she added.
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A further pass through of the effect of last year's fall in the pound may still be to come, too.
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Brexit's toll is already being seen as crucial European agencies relocate, an ominous sign of what may be to come.
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If the 18-year-old supermodel keeps inching shorter, her most dramatic style may still be to come in 2020.
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That absence of consensus was a measure of how difficult it could be to come up with such a humanitarian tax.
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The challenge will be to come up with battery-based models that can turn on consumers even when gas is cheap.
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"We can't outsource our responsibilities, as difficult as it may be to come to terms on some of these issues," he said.
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The White House, however, is very much a clean slate, and the event will set the tone for what could be to come.
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Specifically, Verrone says that 1995, a great year for the bulls, presents a salient example of what may be to come for stocks.
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"One of the tough things to do will to be to come to grips for how do we pay for this," Hoyer said.
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"It's a nice, elegant, simple application that shows a glimmer of what might be to come," says Skip Rizzo, psychologist, University of Southern California.
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Another possibility would be to come up with an indicator of how much a person is contributing to a "healthy" discourse on a platform.
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"The closer we to get to the election, the harder it's going to be to come up with rules that look fair," he said.
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If what MacLean writes were true, the obvious solution for liberals and the left would be to come up with their own centralized approach.
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Katharine McPhee recently caught up with her old musical theater buddy – and invited the royal mom-to-be to come see her on West End!
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The challenge will be to come up with battery drive systems that can appeal to Jeep and Ram buyers, some of the market's most traditional customers.
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Being celebrated for marking the show's 100-episode milestone, this first episode certainly doesn't lack tension, while providing some hints at what might be to come.
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The fact is the only way to stop the discharge petition may be to come up quickly with an alternative bill that has the President's blessing.
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The challenge for the BOJ would be to come up with ways to lift long-term yields, without giving markets the impression it is withdrawing stimulus.
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One of the challenges facing the former vice president if he wins the nomination will be to come to an accommodation with the supporters of Sen.
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Piecing together history through these artifacts, we explore what once was, what could have been, and what might still be to come in the world of zeppelins.
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The fact that he refuses to tells you a lot about why Trump's presidency remains mired in scandal — and why the worst may still be to come.
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As you might know from the show "2187 Day Fiancé," the so-called fiancé visa allows your spouse-to-be to come into the country for 22 days.
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If they are still investigating him — in keeping with their policies, they have not confirmed whether they are or are not — a decision might still be to come.
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Since the elimination of Iranian terrorist leader Qassem Soleimani, much of the world has rightfully held its collective breath in fearful anticipation of what might be to come.
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This article, in the journal of the British foreign policy think-tank Chatham House, looks at the strategic underpinnings of the relationship and what may be to come.
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This year was also a terrifying preview of what may be to come for Californians, as a warmer, drier climate brings the ingredients together for fast-moving, large wildfires.
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This was during Colorado's first year of legal marijuana sales, so the San Francisco entrepreneur drew attention across the country as an example of what might be to come.
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And though recent tests may not yet have proven Russia's technical capability to fully detach from the global internet, they're a foreboding sign of what could be to come.
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The dream, says Mr Hatt, would be to come up with a new mass-market computing platform, in the hope that the firm could repeat the success of the iPhone.
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A better fix would be to come up with a plan that would minimize losses for those in insolvent plans and take taxpayer money out of the equation, she said.
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Citing Jamaican sprinter Merlene Ottey, who won an Olympic silver at 40 and continued to run into her fifties, a reporter asked Federer whether his best might still be to come.
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Our response to this violence must be to come closer together, to help each other, to love more, to sing louder, and to live more kindly and generously than we did before.
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Our response to this violence must be to come closer together, to help each other, to love more, to sing louder and to live more kindly and generously than we did before.
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If you're in recovery for an eating disorder, and wondering how to begin to date, my advice to you would be to come to a place where you're in tune with yourself.
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Here, then, is the story of how a relatively wealthy, relatively sophisticated country suddenly imploded under the weight of its own terrible choices — and why the worst may still be to come.
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"What this shows is that the risk-off mode has come back very quickly and that the worst may still be to come in these markets," said Rabobank European strategist Emile Cardon.
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A sign of what may be to come, the 21625-2900 Ebola outbreak in West Africa cost the global economy an estimated $220006 billion; SARS far exceeded that at $2202-2628 billion.
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The head of China's state assets regulator said the coronavirus would have a "major impact" on industries in February, suggesting the worst may still be to come in terms of business activity.
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While they are gleefully circumspect about last week's events—the word "alien" never appears in the 3,000 word update—some of the changes listed present disconcerting implications about what might be to come.
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Neither LVMH nor Rihanna would comment, though the singer has recently been photographed on the street wearing a "mystery" pair of oversize Fenty-branded square sunglasses hinting at what may be to come.
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"Our response to this violence must be to come closer together, to help each other, to love more, to sing louder and to live more kindly and generously than we did before," she said.
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And the more the facts on the ground change, the harder it will be to come to an agreement — and the more a theoretical agreement must be modified to accommodate facts on the ground.
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"Our response to this violence must be to come closer together, to help each other, to love more, to sing louder and to live more kindly and generously than we did before," Grande said.
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"Our response to this violence must be to come closer together, to help each other, to love more, to sing louder and to live more kindly and generously than we did before," she wrote.
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At some point voters should force whoever the Republican nominee turns out to be to come out from behind the curtain of gun rights bluster and face the debate about the nation's relentless gun violence.
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The North Korean leader's greatest test may still be to come, however, when he sits down for face-to-face talks with Trump that are expected to take place by late May or early June.
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Kevin Parker's vocal is layered and low in the mix, while a decidedly more electronic sensibility is a great look, and potentially (hopefully!) a peek of what might be to come from Tame Impala soon.
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And, if contemporary warnings do not suffice, the French, Russian and Cuban revolutions, among many others, serve as stark reminders of what may be to come if wealth is further concentrated in the United States.
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Moore has made his career on being a thorn in the establishment's side, and his campaign's recent comments disparaging the Senate's last-ditch ObamaCare repeal push serve as a preview of what may be to come.
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"Our response to this violence must be to come closer together, to help each other, to love more, to sing louder and to live more kindly and generously than we did before," the pop singer wrote.
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"Our response to this violence must be to come closer together, to help each other, to love more, to sing louder and to live more kindly and generously than we did before," she wrote in the statement.
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We won't let hate win… Our response to this violence must be to come closer together, to help each other, to love more, to sing louder and to live more kindly and generously than we did before.
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"Our response to this violence must be to come closer together, to help each other, to love more, to sing louder and to live more kindly and generously than we did before," she wrote in the statement. broken.
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But the worst may still be to come: SOHR told the Associated Press that pro-government forces have brought in reinforcements in the past few days and that a larger offensive by the Assad regime may be coming.
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"We've had good cooperation over here, and the House is watching what we're doing and they know the path to actually making law, getting these bills signed, is going to be to come in our direction," he said.
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In the months ahead, the overriding priority of U.K. policymakers should be to come to an early understanding with the U.K.'s European partners on the country's future relationship with Europe with a view toward minimizing investor uncertainty.
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The best thing to do would be to come forward and tell voters what she'll do to address issues from her time as attorney general, a move that could spark a much-needed conversation for Democrats in general.
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Its responses throughout the outbreak, like announcing late Friday it would temporarily close all retail stores outside of Greater China, are worth watching as a sign of what may be to come for the rest of the world.
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"Our response to this violence must be to come closer together, to help each other, to love more, to sing louder and to live more kindly and generously than we did before," Ms. Grande said in a statement.
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In a foretaste of what may be to come for other countries at the sharp end of the epidemic, China's exports contracted sharply in January and February amid massive disruptions to business operations and supply chains, data showed.
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But for financial markets, the biggest test may be to come and some investors are dusting off strategies on how to navigate an unravelling of the euro zone - or even the European Union itself - and the turbulence that would unleash.
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But for financial markets, the biggest test may be to come and some investors are dusting off strategies on how to navigate an unraveling of the euro zone - or even the European Union itself - and the turbulence that would unleash.
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But in a taste of what may be to come, this week's recent dovish tilt by the ECB and the Fed has already lifted some of the gloom over the British currency, which rose for a second day on Wednesday.
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Yes, 8K anything is still a pretty ridiculous concept for now — as evidenced by Dell's lovely but limited 8K desktop monitor that I reviewed last year — but it does make for a tantalizing glimpse at the future that may be to come.
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The sooner we stop pretending cancel culture is a binding, comprehensive movement rather than an individual decision, the easier it might be to come to terms with the fact that gravity has a delayed (and sometimes nullified) effect on people like Logan Paul.
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The long way of describing this track would be to come up with some bullshit argument about how the breeziness of singer-songwriters is a welcome return in a music world consumed by post-production effects and making music that sounds like a rocket ship.
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"The instinct is not going to be to come in and say, 'Everything's broken, we just need to do the opposite,' " Derek Chollet, a former top Pentagon official and senior adviser for security and defense policy at The German Marshall Fund, said last week.
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"Politically, it's more dangerous to just get rid of the overtime rule than it would be to come up with a more reasonable level," Alexander Passantino, a partner at Seyfarth Shaw who formerly worked in the Labor Department under President George W. Bush, told The Hill.
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We have no idea what — or who — might be to come, but such is always the case with Orphan Black, so just get excited at the prospect of joining Maslany and her many, many clone characters for one last ride down the show's bottomless rabbit hole.
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The reason is quite straightforward: when policies are adopted to further the interests of narrow groups at the expense of large harms to the American people, it will be exceedingly difficult, as it should be, to come up with reasoning that is likely to be acceptable to the courts.
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EditorsNote: Fixes quote in 19th graph Porcello, Benintendi spark Red Sox to Opening Day win over Pirates BOSTON — As Rick Porcello showed flashes of last year's dominance, Andrew Benintendi provided a glimpse of what might be to come in the future for the Boston Red Sox on Monday.
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However, Trump's only direct interaction with the NEA and NEH to date seems a bleak sign of what may be to come: in 2013, when he took over the lease of Washington, DC's Old Post Office Building to turn it into a luxury hotel, the two agencies were among those evicted.
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" After Brexit, tale of a currency crisis foretold By Desmond Lachman, July 7, 2016 "In the months ahead, the overriding priority of U.K. policymakers should be to come to an early understanding with the U.K.'s European partners on the country's future relationship with Europe with a view toward minimizing investor uncertainty.
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The challenge for German politicians, moving forward, will be to come up with a narrative big enough to create a sense of direction, of being based on values more fundamental than raising the gross domestic product a few percentage points, but avoiding the sort of utopian visions that German voters rightly distrust.
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One day after Michael D. Cohen, the president's former lawyer, implicated Mr. Trump in payoffs to two women before the 2016 election, and the former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort was convicted of eight felonies, Republicans were concerned that the worst may be to come in the House, although the party's senators expressed few worries.
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"If 'Prozac Nation' has any particular purpose," she wrote, "it would be to come out and say that clinical depression is a real problem, that it ruins lives, that it ends lives, that it very nearly ended my life; that it afflicts many, many people, many very bright and worthy and thoughtful and caring people, people who could probably save the world or at the very least do it some real good, people who are too mired in despair to even begin to unleash the lifespring of potential that they likely have down deep inside."
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Sperber and Mercier offer one attempt to resolve the apparent paradox that the confirmation bias is so strong despite the function of reasoning naively appearing to be to come to veridical conclusions about the world.
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Their second release, was a short five- track EP titled Fractures in the Facade of Your Porcelain Beauty released by underground label Tribunal Records and featured tracks that would be re-worked for later releases. Atreyu signed with Victory Records in 2001, and their most critically acclaimed works would be to come from these releases.Torreano, Bradley. [ Atreyu]. Allmusic.
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Following 17 months of inactivity, Tipsarević made a return to the ATP World Tour, stating: "My goal and dream would be to come back to the top 10, and I don’t have many weeks to waste." He began his season in March, partnering Djokovic in doubles at the Miami Masters, which Tipsarević had entered using a protected ranking (PR). The pair lost a close first-round match to Robert Lindstedt and Jürgen Melzer. In April, Tipsarević received a wild card for the U.S. Clay Court Championships in Houston, where he saved two match points to defeat qualifier Guilherme Clezar in the opening round.
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Earlier in April 1943, Mussolini had persuaded Hitler to make a separate peace with Stalin and send German troops to the west to guard against an expected Allied invasion of Italy. Mussolini feared that with the losses in Tunisia and North Africa, the next logical step for Dwight Eisenhower's armies would be to come across the Mediterranean and attack the Italian peninsula. Within a few days of the Allied landings on Sicily in July 1943, it was obvious Mussolini's army was on the brink of collapse. This led Hitler to summon Mussolini to a meeting in Feltre on 19 July 1943.
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He is also the founder of the Williams Delight Villas Home-Ownership Movement which has been the catalyst for getting the Authorities and the Powers that Be to come to the table to have a productive dialogue and direct input and interaction with the struggling people of Williams Delight public housing community. The struggle however, continues as full and complete home-ownership to all residents have not materialized. Mr James P.G. "Moonark" Wakefield remains at the center of the struggle advocating tenaciously, and unrelentingly for the poor, oppressed, and disenfranchised people of his beloved community. Special Event Williams Delight 50th Anniversary: The Williams Delight Empowerment Council "WDEC" under the illustrious fortitudinous and exemplary leadership of Mr James PG "Moonark" Wakefield has begun preparations to celebrate and commemorate the official establishment of the Williams Delight Community which was established on November 1st 1969 as a residential development.
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This concert, at the Dom, was a centrepiece of the city's commemoration and an act of remembrance and reconciliation. In 2009 the choir travelled to perform in Bach's own Church, the Thomaskirche in Leipzig, and in October 2011 they toured to Rome, performing in both La Chiesa di Sant'Agnese in Agone, and The Venerable English College (colloquially referred to as English College, Rome), founded in 1579 by William Allen. Carols by Candlelight concerts routinely occur in December each year, which from 2001 - 2012 included a performance by the choir's junior section, formed and led by Nigel Perrin and sponsored by the CBBC for more than a decade, ‘to sow a seed for what may be to come in the future’. The City of Bath Bach Junior Choir enabled children from 8–15 years to sing together and learn basic musical techniques and at its height it had some 50 or more singers.
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