"Blow away," she told them, as she recalled in her memoir.
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It sounds like it could blow away every existing AR/VR headset.
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Apple says these tablets are so powerful they'll blow away most laptops.
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I do wish she would shut up, dry up, and blow away.
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Page's testimony would blow "away their case against him," the president tweeted.
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In England, Klopp's Liverpool managed to blow away Manchester City 23-1.
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Reed figured that Curry would just blow away like so much cosmic dust.
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Eventually Stern learns that she's not made of paper and won't blow away.
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So when the political winds change, this deal might blow away with them.
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Stand up to him, and he will eventually blow away in the wind.
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"So far in 2018, they've continued to blow away the numbers, " he continued.
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It felt like she was holding a feather that the wind might blow away.
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It mattered because then it would just blow away, you know what I mean?
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Elizabeth Brister, 23, saw her Labor Day weekend plans blow away in the wind.
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"And the bases can be a few hundred pounds," so they don't blow away.
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Raonic was sent to Spain when he began to blow away the local competition.
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The words, bereft of real meaning, just blow away into the cold north wind.
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Does the portrait mode blow away the iPhone X, Galaxy S9, or Pixel 2's?
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It also has some weight to it so it won't blow away when you're seaside.
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He's got ideas that are just blow away," Cramer said on "Squawk on the Street.
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But it still offers the same side-scrolling action, and plenty of robots to blow away.
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As Beijing warms to monetary easing, though, lines in the forex sand will blow away quickly.
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"Without this river, American cities in the Southwest would dry up and blow away," Udall said.
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JIM CRAMER: NETWORKING GIANT CISCO IS OUT WITH ITS RESULTS THIS WEEK AND THEY'RE A BLOW AWAY.
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Which is to say: Please, please do not let your small dog blow away in the wind.
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So, again: Please do not let your tiny little boy or girl blow away in the wind.
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Twitter was able to blow away the numbers and could get more upgrades along the way, Cramer said.
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When his neighborhood became popular, Conlon managed to make a name for himself and blow away his competition.
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Yet when it comes to despoiling irreplaceable public lands, this legislation lets responsible stewardship blow away like tumbleweed.
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Footprints don't blow away and they don't wash away and there's no one up there to trample them.
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But what we know already is that Harvey didn't blow away the opportunism and narcissism at Trump's core.
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But at the time it was impressive enough to blow away some of the greatest innovators of our time.
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When my mum used to straighten my hair, it would sizzle, and she would casually blow away the smoke.
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Here's the video:The motion here is pretty wild, and they certainly blow away my own attempts at coloring eggs.
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Officers performed a full-body search and went through his wallet, allowing paper to blow away in the wind.
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" Mastercard: "I think you ought to pull the trigger on Monday because they're going to blow away the numbers.
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But it is known to exist; and because of that, other more rigid systems in the end blow away.
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No, he said, we had to attach the scrolls to something, or they would blow away in the wind.
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But it is known to exist, and because of that, other more rigid systems in the end blow away.
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The weather bureau said wind caused by the storm this week could be strong enough to blow away cars.
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You've got imploding stars that blow away everything around them, and others that balloon out in a relatively quiet death.
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And if you can't be Dedue's friend, really you should probably just start over and blow away all that progress.
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It's a great pleasure to discover, for example, that you can use well-placed oxygen tanks to blow away obstacles.
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My only complaint is that the lid does not have tie-downs so it can blow away in heavy winds.
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The gel can be applied directly to vegetation, and unlike other flame retardants, it won't blow away in the wind.
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Changing weather patterns have reduced wind, which helps blow away the smog in several of the country's most populous cities.
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" There's one important thing to remember: "Remember not to blow your candle out unless you want to blow away your intention!
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Sometimes you just want to put some food coloring on a plate and make it blow away with some dish soap.
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In late 503, she was feeling not only burdened but also fragile — so light and insubstantial that she could blow away.
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People on YouTube blow away bowling balls and old toaster ovens in their back yards, and I just don't get it.
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As Masih told NPR, unless the government or an overarching agency does something, New Delhi's smog problem won't just blow away.
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As quickly as I can assemble my thoughts into some kind of chain, they turn to sand and blow away again.
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But Pokémon Go came out of nowhere to blow away Tinder and rival Twitter for active users in about a week.
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Just minutes from the city, faint tire tracks blow away in the wind, and the vast expanse of sand quickly becomes disorienting.
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I managed to get packed up in the heavy winds, which is no small task alone, making sure my tent didn't blow away.
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We got the ex-Prez Friday outside NYC's Pierre Hotel and asked him about Kenny telling us his sax skills blow away Clinton's.
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These are teams that F.C. Barcelona, with its phenomenal front three of Lionel Messi, Luis Suárez and Neymar, are expected to blow away.
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The banners — perforated so they don't blow away — can be up to 54 feet high, and most artists have wanted to go big.
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Heavy rain, flooding and dangerous storm tides are feared, and the weather bureau said winds could be strong enough to blow away cars.
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" The structure would have the weighty presence of slate, he said, while "simultaneously appearing so light it could blow away in the breeze.
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The talents at pageants usually skew towards your traditional singing and dancing, but Schrier found a new way to literally blow away the competition.
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Trail Blazers 129, Warriors 107 Damian Lillard scored 1343 points and Portland used a late 16-0 run to blow away visiting Golden State.
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While America was watching Donald Trump sweep the polls, climate representatives from over 200 countries saw America's commitments to international climate goals blow away.
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For Rothy's, "Word-of-mouth continues to blow away all other channels with regards to how people find out about the brand," says Donahue.
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When zookeepers attempted to remove Hululu during a typhoon to make sure she didn't blow away, Grape-kun's distress prompted them to quickly return her.
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This one time, for instance, I stood outside for three hours waiting for an artist to arrive, only for the stage to legit blow away.
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At least until next season, when the bigger, richer teams could play closer to their potential and the fairy dust on Leicester could blow away.
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And while Yum China didn't blow away the estimates with its results, they weren't nearly as bad as many had feared, with rising revenues to boot.
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But as I was so small [Mitchell was 12 at the time] they had to have someone holding down my ankles, so I didn't blow away.
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Pros: Attractive, porous mulch, reduces moisture loss from potted plants, fun to reconstituteCons: Can blow away if soil level is too high in the planted container
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"Boeing managed to blow away the numbers late last month because the analysts still aren't giving the CEO, Dennis Muilenburg, the credit he deserves," he said.
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He shared his game plan of stocks and events he will be watching next week: Adobe: Cramer is willing to bet it will blow away the numbers.
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Groups that planned to turn out against AfD include artists and a coalition of Berlin music clubs hoping to "blow away" the party with loud techno beats.
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"I was trying to get some stamina for my tour," she adds, acknowledging just how many people she most definitely will blow away in the coming months.
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But compared to six months ago, the constant gales swirling around Trump no longer look as certain to blow away all of the GOP's traditional midterm advantages.
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"His wife Jessica showed off the indoor parking onFacebookwith the caption: "My husband was afraid his car might blow away and my car is in the garage.
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This sludge is often spread as fertilizer on fields, and from there the microfibers either wash into rivers or dry out in the field and blow away.
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Moreover 'figleaf' solutions that blow away at the first breath of scrutiny will likely increase pressure for more radical regulatory intervention — such as a break up of Google.
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These often can be resolved using compressed air to blow away any debris under the keyboard, but sometimes they require an actual replacement keyboard component from Apple itself.
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"We're so easygoing, literally the wedding tent could blow away, the cake could fall flat, and her dress could not show up, and it wouldn't matter," says Scott.
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"I think it is very clear that Yum Brands can blow away its earnings targets even if their same-store sales growth is a little sluggish," he said.
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In the past, I used to watch rehearsal games and you'd see one contestant perform really well and blow away the others — and then on the show, nothing.
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Even if it were possible to blow away all tariffs, the IMF staff reckon that a likely permanent depreciation could "completely offset" the impact of such a move.
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Flying home from Flagstaff after his encounter with old Quichotte, he was sad, and not even the ministrations of all six salesladies simultaneously could blow away his blues.
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The price does lessen its ability to completely blow away the competition because you can get some pretty decent air fryer/toaster oven combos for $200 or less.
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The big takeaway: Health care inflation continues to blow away general economic inflation, and a big reason why is because health care executives are not paid to slow spending.
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It feels like it's time for Google to have its Microsoft Surface moment: blow away (and maybe piss off) partners by designing, building and aggressively selling its own hardware.
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As Dorian chugged northeast away from the Carolinas, many said they were happy to replace blow-away roof shingles and ruined furniture and carry on until the Next One.
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How he could do with another finish like that he produced at the Canadian Open last weekend, when he closed 64-61 to blow away the field by seven strokes.
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His silky shots were in short supply as Cilic threatened to "blow away" Federer, just as the Croatian had done en route to the U.S. Open title two years ago.
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It won't blow away Range Rover owners, but a high-quality interior with a nice ride over bumps may sway some who are put off by Land Rover's reliability woes.
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It's safe to assume that the value of Wish's sponsorship will skyrocket to the top of the league — and perhaps even blow away the Cavs' leading total from last year.
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But given the camera's specs and LG's positioning of the V30 as a camera-oriented phone, one would expect it to blow away all other phone cameras, which it doesn't.
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He now appears comfortable catching the ball on the roll and finding a teammate elsewhere on the floor, and is on track to blow away his career high in assists.
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Or, maybe it is fair to say that our concept of America itself was a concoction, that it was always one solid body blow away from buckling at the knees.
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New York City's Department of Buildings urged builders, crane operators, contractors and property owners to secure materials that might blow away in winds that could reach 60 mph this afternoon.
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To ensure the good quality sought by Asian buyers, the choppers have been flying just one meter above the trees, operating like fans to blow away moisture left by recent rain.
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The jobs report on Friday didn't just blow away expectations by adding 22.3,000 positions, but was strong throughout, the Republican former chief economist of the President's Council of Economic Advisers said.
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What exactly happened, how you got to where you did—hard to figure out, but the night seemed to go up in the usual smoke and blow away in familiar dust.
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Flashback: In May, Page expressed his willingness to testify before the Senate Intelligence Committee, and Trump accused Democrats of not wanting Page to speak as it would "blow away" their case.
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As such, I too am constantly on the lookout for opportunities to broaden my horizons and hopefully blow away a few of the cobwebs in my wallet as I do so.
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And Republican candidates won't just dry up and blow away—a great deal depends on how effectively the Democrats can keep their base energized and convince swing voters to trust them.
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Mr. Sealock insists that his employees spray water on recycled sands so they do not blow away and that his solvent mix is "benign," though he refuses to disclose its contents.
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Pros: Many accessories, small footprint, safe for very young children, sturdy coverCons: Recommended for children ages 2 to 5, no drainage plug, cover does not lock securely and can blow away
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An estimated 100 million people are expected to tune in tonight, which would blow away the previous viewership record for a presidential debate made in 103 between Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan.
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Listening to these songs reminds one just how much his voice sounds like George Harrison in the same era; change the accent and a song like Blow Away could be by Petty.
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But such a sharp spike in prices still has real economic and psychological impacts that could easily blow away any benefits from a tax-cut bill Americans already have mixed feelings about.
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That has helped blow away fears about dividend payouts and has increased the scope for acquisitions, with Goldman Sachs analysts citing "pro-growth capital allocation" as a key strategic option for Walmsley.
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ESTES PARK, Colo — The winter winds roar off the Continental Divide in Rocky Mountain National Park relentlessly, blasting our little town with such ferocity that sometimes I fear we might blow away.
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Not only did it blow away the highest-opening weekend for a February movie with $202 million, but it became the movie with the fifth highest-grossing opening weekend of all time.
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Netflix: Now that analysts have beaten this stock down so much ahead of the quarter, Netflix is now in a position where it must blow away expectations—or the stock will get slammed.
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The 27-year-old South African birdied his first three holes and turned in 29 to blow away the rest of the field as overnight leaders Alexander Bjork and Scott Jamieson faltered early.
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Apparently you decided to set up the label over a drink in a pub in deepest Peckham a couple of years ago, but what's your favourite tipple to blow away the winter blues?
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Azeem said he plans to add more fans when it gets hot in summer to make customers more comfortable and blow away flies for the longer customers sit, the more tea they drink.
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It has the usual sand bags on each corner so it doesn't blow away, and because it's so lightweight, the wind shakes off the sand for you, unlike a more traditional beach blanket.
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To shoo away clouds from raining on Western Europe's parade, the local team in The Netherlands unveiled Google Wind, a series of "machine learning" windmills that can blow away cloudy skies for another day.
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Until this week, Mr. Trump's campaign projected enormous confidence in its get-out-the-vote abilities, predicting it would pull out a victory in Iowa and then blow away the competition in New Hampshire.
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Because Proxima Centauri is a fairly active star, Proxima b suffers x-ray fluxes approximately 400 times greater than what we experience here on Earth, and this could cause any atmosphere to blow away.
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The army&aposs Operation Gukurahundi — "the early rains that blow away the chaff," in the local Shona language — ran from 1983 through 1987, when the Fifth Brigade rampaged through the southwestern provinces of Matabeleland.
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They scored six runs in the first inning and four in the third to blow away the Royals 13-28 in front of 22013,25 — nearly 23,218 of them kids — on a beautiful Wednesday afternoon.
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Though it's more expensive than your basic stacking game (currently $39.99 on Amazon), the game play options blow away the alternatives, and there are several expansion packs available for continued enhancement of your experience.
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In fact, like a lot of people who came to the Bay Area in the '90s and stayed, Choksi's fortunes began to turn after the detritus of the bubble's burst began to blow away.
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This year saw the good, the weird, and the generousConsider Patrick Eldridge of Jacksonville, who parked his tiny Smart Car in his kitchen because he was worried it would blow away during Hurricane Dorian.
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It felt like a well-orchestrated humanitarian crisis — Hurricane Maria being the one to blow away the carpet that covered all the lies, corruption, and deceit, leaving everything a lot more exposed than before.
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Over time, however, as more stars form in the cluster, light and wind from the stars will blow away the dust pillars that make up NGC 2074&aposs unique structure, the statement from ESO said.
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The finished product is something you aren't likely to encounter very much outside of certain regions in China, and will pretty much blow away all your preconceived notions as to what a dumpling can be.
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But held up beside Aaero, a game that's been made by just two people for the most part, it doesn't so much show its age as crumble into dust and blow away on the breeze.
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J.C. At first, as Milosh's whispery falsetto floats over serene guitar picking, wispy electric piano notes and a gently ticking beat, it seems like Rhye's "Song for You" would blow away in the slightest breeze.
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Davis set a franchise record for free throws made by hitting 219 of 211 attempts, converting 103 in the third quarter to spark a 210-210 run that allowed the Lakers to blow away the Grizzlies.
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Davis set a franchise record for free throws made by hitting 26 of 27 attempts, converting 18 in the third quarter to spark a 22-0 run that allowed the Lakers to blow away the Grizzlies.
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She constructs a dynamic historical figure, then spins out a spherical world of elegant reference, anchoring the narrative in specific detail and pinning down complex swaths of history that, in less capable hands, would simply blow away.
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The moon sequence, shot on IMAX cameras, features the most transportive and stirring filmmaking of Chazelle's (quite young) career, and should blow away any lingering doubts Academy voters might have once they, you know, actually see the movie.
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Similarly, when Trump suggested that former adviser Carter Page would "blow away" all allegations of his administration's collaboration with Russian agents provocateurs, the press noted that Trump had denied ever speaking to Page just a few months ago.
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Chesapeake: A warm winter will likely not allow natural gas companies to blow away the numbers, but Cramer said Chesapeake could still be a good buy after it reports on anticipation of more pipelines and higher demand in the future.
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I'm no electric motor engineer, but I can say that it's significantly smaller and lighter (made possible using some ceramic in place of metal in its construction) and it's a something that will blow away the existing models in terms of performance.
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Read more: Big brands like Microsoft and Gap are using AI to create personalized ads for people — and the results blow away ads written by humans"Travel is on the bleeding edge of customers' digital experience," Best Western CMO Dorothy Dowling said.
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On the company's earnings call, CEO Reed Hastings said he hopes to blow away those muted expectations, but the fact that the company is warning slower growth could be on the horizon is an admission that the fears around competition are very real.
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After I had had a few beers, I showed him that silly bar trick where you rest the bottom edge of a saltshaker on some salt on a table and blow away all the extra salt, leaving the shaker tipped at an angle.
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At the moment, speculative fiction has an exciting relationship with protest fiction and feminist narratives, and while "The City of Brass" doesn't blow away cultural notions of difference or reconfigure the male-female divide, it does exploit the genre's penchant for inclusion.
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He can take some credit for the vast improvement in Nadal's second serve, which helped the Spaniard win a 10th Roland Garros title without dropping a set and saw him blow away Kevin Anderson to lift the final major of the year in New York.
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"Now, we're all finally here looking at VR running off a mobile phone, and looking at high-fidelity headsets like the Oculus or a Vive that blow away the head mounts of ten years ago, that cost tens of thousands of dollars," says Rizzo.
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Cramer Remix: The Fed is doing a terrible job Cramer: Linkage between oil & stocks about to snap Cramer: Fed controls the presidential elections It was exactly the combination of accelerated revenue growth and cutting back expenses that allowed Alphabet to blow away the estimates.
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Pros: Portable and lightweight, telescoping base can adjust from three feet to eight feet, simple to set-up and take-downCons: Lighter weight makes it easier to blow away if on tripod, fabric not as sturdy as pricier umbrellas, legs can be hard to open
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" The former High School Musical star went on to blow away viewers with her portrayal of Betty Rizzo, and Fox's three-hour live telecast ended on a poignant note with a tribute dedicating the show to her dad, a former firefighter: "In loving memory of Greg Hudgens.
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But the US clearly needs to review the systemic conditions that make it so easy to blow away a handful of people at a bar or a wake or an entire family in fits of rage and horror, and so difficult to marshal attention toward such horrors.
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When the lighthouse keeper still lived at the Eshaness (a lighthouse on the northwest of the main island — there are upward of 34 lighthouses on the islands), our guide told us, he used to chain his car to the cliff to make sure it didn't blow away.
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That would be the same red stuff you see planes dropping on wildfires, which is effective but fleeting: The material will blow away in the wind or wash away in a rainstorm, meaning you can't proactively treat an area long-term to be more resistant to fire.
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With this in mind, he outlined the stocks and events he will be watching in the coming week: Fitbit: While Cramer thinks the stock has good value at its current levels, he is suspicious that the company will blow away the numbers and give awful guidance yet again.
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With this in mind, Cramer reviewed the earnings and events on his radar next week: McDonald's: For those investors looking for buzz, Cramer is willing to bet that McDonald's will blow away the numbers and could announce what may be as high as 4 percent same-store sales.
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We'll let you decide for yourself what model suits you best, but we recommend checking out the Samsung 23-inch 4K ultra HD certified HDR TV. This advanced device is down by over £1,000 on list price, with a set of features that blow away most of the competition.
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"If it's windy you have to adjust your game, keep it a bit smaller because the wind can blow away the ball," added Van Iersel, who with partner Madelein Meppelink lost to Australia's Louise Bawden and Taliqua Clancy in a nail-biting match that ended 25-27 21-18 14-16.
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"If it's windy you have to adjust your game, keep it a bit smaller because the wind can blow away the ball," added van Iersel, who with partner Madelein Meppelink lost to Australia's Louise Bawden and Taliqua Clancy in a nail-biting match that ended 203-27 21-18 14-16.
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Now, with James on the Lakers, it's safe to assume that the value of Wish's sponsorship will skyrocket to the top of the league — and perhaps even blow away the Cavs' total from last year when you consider the combined global appeal of the Lakers with the star power of LeBron.
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The poll suggests that although Biden's October debate performance did not blow away the audience (15% who watched or followed news about it said he had done the best job in the debate, well behind Warren's 28% -- but better than most on the stage), the arguments he made on health care, foreign policy and the economy may have boosted his standing with the potential Democratic electorate.
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" In 1936, that dismal year, shortly before giving up and going to Hollywood, Fitzgerald found something else he wanted to write about — his own deterioration — and hence the great "Crack-Up" essays in Esquire ($250 per), followed by the only slightly less dispiriting "Afternoon of an Author," which recounted the travails of a typical day: "The problem was a magazine story that had become so thin in the middle that it was about to blow away.
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Read more:A Florida man parked his Smart car in the kitchen because he was afraid it 'might blow away' in Hurricane DorianWild horses in North Carolina won't be evacuated because they have their own trick to survive hurricanesAngry Norwegian Cruise Line passengers said they had to sit in buses for hours without food and water after Hurricane Dorian forced their ship to change its final destination'The force of a thousand sledgehammers': A storm chaser trapped in the Bahamas during Dorian described the 'most intense' hurricane he'd ever witnessed
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