" It suggests, for example, trading "Beat a dead horse" with "Feed a fed horse," and swapping "Bringing home the bacon" with "bringing home the bagels.
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The champions are bringing home more than the Commissioner's Trophy.
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Consistently bringing home the win but not the check. Bittersweet.
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The U.S. women's gymnastics team is bringing home 9 medals.
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I am bringing home $48 LESS per paycheck than today.
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Bringing home Americans held hostage is difficult for any administration.
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Candelario then ripped a double to center, bringing home Cabrera.
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Clay Matthews is bringing home the win for his big brother.
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"Bliss comes close," says Rue of bringing home her new daughter.
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Ryan Lochte's not the only one bringing home some serious metal.
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Other factors seem to point to Grande bringing home the bacon.
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Some of the winners are also bringing home a cash bonus.
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In one episode, she scolds Barney for accidentally bringing home a baby.
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Amazon is even bringing home Oscars with its feature films these days.
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Sessions are bringing home the bacon by luring in these celebrities' audiences.
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The glamorous squad brings home the bacon by bringing home the truffles.
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CEOs aren't alone bringing home giant paychecks from the nation's big banks.
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James may be bringing home a title, but Trump is bringing chaos.
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Many measles cases result from international travelers without immunity bringing home infections.
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Some American states take 'bringing home the bacon' more literally than others.
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Apple, Google, Microsoft, all these companies bringing home trillions in overseas cash.
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Hermès refuses to comment on the method for bringing home a Birkin.
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" #MTP #IfItsSunday"It's pretty clear [President Trump's] not bringing home the troops.
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Rosario then ripped a double to left, bringing home two more runs.
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This rap thing better work out ... Tay's bringing home the bacon now!
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It's not just the nation's top executives who are bringing home hefty bonuses.
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A Canadian woman visiting Israel is planning on bringing home 250 sweet souvenirs.
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Karlie Kloss and Kendall Jenner tied for third bringing home $10 million each.
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We're not bringing home the bacon and frying it up in a pan.
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The competitors in Bringing Home The Game made traditional television viewing look boring.
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Eileen Cutter started bringing home stray dogs as soon as she could walk.
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So it would start with my parents bringing home a selection of girls.
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Even if your secondary project isn't bringing home any cash, it could eventually.
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Bringing home a new cat or dog is challenging for you and them.
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The Nationals aren't the only Washington sports team bringing home trophies this year.
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I look at patronage in the larger sense — it's bringing home the bacon.
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But within minutes of bringing home this homeless, orphaned puppy, we were Ribsy's family.
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When bringing home new pets slow, gradual introductions are ideal to form healthy relationships.
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Its keeping those its bringing home in quarantine in military bases for two weeks.
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Since bringing home baby, Skye has been transparent about the body changes she's experienced.
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Bringing home Americans held overseas has also been a hallmark of Trump's foreign policy.
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What you'll end up bringing home will depend on the nature of the gig.
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Another $15.63 billion of the charge is related to bringing home profit made abroad.
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"We're 100 percent focused in bringing home a great victory for the American people."
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We commend the president's trade negotiators for bringing home this much-needed trade win.
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Soon she's bringing home a series of unsuspecting men to meet their hellish fate.
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Everybody knows he was partying at Studio 54 and bringing home strangers every night.
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It's practically a faux pas to visit the state without bringing home a box.
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I'm fairly sure it's not on actually bringing home anything that belongs in a museum.
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We are extremely happy to be bringing home these beautiful trees to share with you!
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Adeiny Hechavarria grounded an RBI single to right, bringing home Smith to tie the score.
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A documentary explores the difficult duty of bringing home the remains of fallen American soldiers.
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Although fewer are bringing home massive paychecks, Wall Street still rewards top performers, Johnson said.
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Before that, however, they were bringing home a ton of money at the box office.
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The Kardashian bringing home the most, not surprisingly, is Kim, making $51 million this year.
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Schoop ripped a double to left, bringing home Perez, prior to Kratz's go-ahead hit.
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If you're bringing home more money than you did at this time last year, congrats!
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Bernie Sanders (Vt.) then had their own chance of bringing home the Iowa caucus bacon.
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Lopez and his siblings were the sport's most prominent family, bringing home Olympic gold medals.
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It produces about 4,000 cases per year; the Syrah and Barbera are worth bringing home.
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And Seretse's uncle is not keen on the returning king bringing home a white queen.
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On Thursday morning, she didn't disappoint, bringing home the gold in the giant slalom competition.
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Despite bringing home massive paychecks, a surprising number of former professional athletes end up insolvent.
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Some people spoke to me about bringing home the novels and having them taken away.
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Grow attempts to ensure that bringing home a bundle of joy will be just that: enjoyable.
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"I never told my grandparents that the man I was bringing home was black," writes Graham.
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Airbnb has fundamentally changed the way many people travel by bringing home sharing into the mainstream.
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Conceptos Plásticos won that round as well, bringing home an additional $53,148 to its $300K prize.
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La Stella followed with a bloop single into shallow left field, bringing home Zobrist and Heyward.
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Luke Combs and Leon Bridges are bringing home some CMT hardware for performance of the year.
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"I never told my grandparents that the man I was bringing home was Black," she wrote.
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Each dollar in spending meant they could work more and longer hours, bringing home more money.
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With the infield in, Guillermo Heredia pushed a ground-ball single to center, bringing home Valencia.
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And I mean, in some ways you're always worried about bringing home some kind of illness.
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"We're bringing home thousands more in the coming days and weeks," the State Department official said.
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That could mean Apple bringing home nearly $6 billion in annual Apple TV revenue by 2024.
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Bringing home the plunder was "very difficult," Huang Shuxian, deputy head of the agency, said in April.
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I'm bringing home w me everywhere I go yalll and I ain't running from shit no more.
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None of the programs they were interested in would lead to them bringing home a white child.
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She isn't bringing home a ton of cash, but she's finally taking responsibility for her own actions.
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The couple might have taken their romance to the next level by bringing home a puppy together.
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So, how do the little ones feel about bringing home a sister in just a few months?
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It recently changed its Twitter name to the bizarrely long "PETA: Bringing Home The Bagels Since 1980."
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Is there anything that you're hoping to do or see in Korea, other than bringing home Gold?
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Roby won another shot at her fifth term Tuesday, bringing home 48,277 votes to Bright&aposs 22,63.
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Bringing home a new puppy is exciting, but it also comes with a certain degree of responsibility.
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Xander Bogaerts beat out a double-play grounder in Game 1, bringing home the go-ahead run.
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"Now it's done, they can relax, just stay in Barcelona and focus on bringing home the cup."
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"Today we are bringing home another American citizen, Amer Fakhoury," Trump said in a briefing with reporters.
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"This crisis is bringing home that, when push comes to shove, everyone believes in borders," Lowry writes.
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By then I was 41, my chances of bringing home a biological baby slipping through my fingers.
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I'm also excited because I was just informed that I too am bringing home the gold tonight.
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The first computer I remember my Dad bringing home when I was 5 years old was a Mac.
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Sloane is particularly in awe of her daughter's attitude toward bringing home a new member of the family.
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It maintained its laurels throughout the night, bringing home eight awards, including the big one for Best Musical.
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It appears Maksim Chmerkovskiy and Peta Murgatroyd might need a little more rehearsal time before bringing home baby.
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He helped the Royals reach the World Series two seasons in a row, bringing home the title 2015.
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Bringing home a new pet is a big event for both a new pet owner, and the pet.
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Perhaps you went too hard at the market, bringing home bags and bags of the ripest summer fruit.
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How does the actor keep from bringing home all the weird energy of playing a serial killer dad?
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Until recently, bringing home some big returns has insulated venture capital from criticism over the lopsided demographics of investments.
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Maybe they have come into an inheritance or have a spouse who is still bringing home a paycheck.
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So far he's won the game 12 times, bringing home $753.15 after sharing the jackpot with co-winners.
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But now it isn't just Dubai's airlines that are bringing home awards for top-of-the-line travel experiences.
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Adams followed with a double off of the right-field wall, bringing home Carlos Martinez, pinch-running for Wainwright.
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Three batters later, Jones bounced a run-scoring single past a drawn-in infield, bringing home Upton from third.
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Bringing home her puppies has helped the Scream Queens star get through a difficult time in her personal life.
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The Padres' Alexei Ramirez doubled to center in the fifth, making it 22.12-24 after bringing home Jose Pirela.
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Imagine one day bringing home $221 an hour and the next falling back to their old wage of $222.
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These tips could help you get out of debt without having to worry about bringing home the big bucks.
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The ad features the names of all the Olympians bringing home hardware broken up into gold, silver and bronze.
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The rebuke highlights the difficulties in implementing Trump's goal of bringing home some 2,000 U.S. troops stationed in Syria.
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Unfortunately, we wind up bringing home the world and all its germs through dirty hands, shoes, clothing, and phones.
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Whatever Yair Netanyahu says, she argued, may indicate what he's hearing at home, or conversely, what he's bringing home.
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Eve may not be bringing home the cash, but a TV moment like this, we gotta say, is priceless.
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"If you're bringing home $21,000 and the government gives you another $3,000, that can be a big deal," he says.
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The US embargo against Cuba prevented Americans from bringing home Cuban cigars, even if they were purchased in third countries.
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" Actress Regina King deemed the win "bittersweet," as the women are "consistently bringing home the win but not the check.
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He appears as characters from different walks of life in Singapore, bringing home the point that everyone can e-pay.
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After Sean Rodriguez flied out, Harrison smacked a ball to the corner in right, his fourth hit, bringing home Mercer.
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This means that posting sponsored content is not only par for the course, it's necessary for bringing home a paycheck.
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The contest featured twelve finalists competing in three different categories: The Future Stadium, Bringing Home The Game, and Tomorrow's Athlete.
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" When Aes-Nihil accused her of bringing home hustlers, he says she told him, "I'm only doing my Christian charity.
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She complained that she had no money, but she kept bringing home plants, which all looked the same to Oghi.
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Soon, she and Eva — who's brokering huge deals and bringing home huge bonuses — can barely suffer through a drink together.
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Even more egregious, was Dennis Wilson's bringing home the Manson family and involving the Beach Boys with the Mansons professionally.
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"Parents need to be aware of what they are buying and bringing home to their children," a cybersecurity researcher said.
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They are bringing home many more dollars, and each of those dollars is being taxed less than in the past.
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If you don't want to risk it, may I suggest bringing home some blue milk from Bubo Wamba Family Farms?
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"I remember him bringing home this little tiger cub," Jerome Applewhite, a former neighbor, recalled in an interview on Monday.
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She has swallowed her pride and visited a food bank at a local church, bringing home bread and hamburger patties.
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"It's bringing home the viscerality of what science and scientists have been telling us is going to happen," he said.
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Agnese insists, however, that her mother didn't know about the prostitution — only that she was bringing home desperately needed money.
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"Transparent" was an Emmy darling for much of its four-season run, earning 28 nominations and bringing home eight trophies.
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An acquaintance, a businessman and a fellow treasure hunter, once made the mistake of bringing home a discarded Jewish gravestone.
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Jurickson Profar then doubled to right field as well, bringing home Gallo and chasing Stroman in favor of reliever Danny Barnes.
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There's Now Science-Backed Advice on How to Avoid Bringing Home Bed BugsImage: Gilles San Martin/FlickrBed bugs are bed bad.
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Manning and the Broncos beat the Carolina Panthers in Sunday's Super Bowl 50, bringing home the team's first title since 1998.
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Now, the story of their presidential libraries is bringing home issues of priorities, hypocrisy and the fraud of today's political class.
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The Houston Astros beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-1 on Wednesday night, bringing home their first-ever World Series title.
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Celeste is taking Ambien, bringing home strange men (hello, Joe the bartender [Christopher Backus]), shoving her kids, and hitting Mary Louise.
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She was intelligent, far more than their other children, bringing home prizes for her work in school and becoming class monitor.
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He had been a rather lazy reader, but Rasheed became avid, bringing home Islamic literature by authors I'd never heard of.
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Read on to see how much young professionals are bringing home every month (after taxes) in these 12 high-earning cities.
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Receiving complicated medical bills days or weeks after bringing home a newborn, many parents experience this type of sticker shock and confusion.
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Aside from meeting my husband and bringing home my children, online grocery shopping is the best thing that's ever happened to me.
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Dr. Antin has narrowed down his puppy knowledge to four key points pet parents need to know before bringing home a puppy.
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American school teachers often make low wages, with some teachers in Mississippi and West Virginian bringing home less than $46,000 per year.
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Joshua, a whiz at math who dreams up home experiments to test saltwater evaporation, started bringing home C's on his report card.
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His wife, Charlotte, tries to curb his morbid fancies by bringing home an antique typewriter that proves to be an amusing distraction.
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Boeing expanded its order book in the second quarter after bringing home nearly $100 billion in deals at the Farnborough International Airshow.
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But as online jokes spread about bringing home aliens from a locked-down military base, "Storm Area 51" bled into real life.
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Republicans and some Democrats expressed concern over lawsuit settlement that coincided with a prisoner swap, bringing home four American prisoners in Iran.
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Stuff to Help Your New Pet Feel at Home Bringing home a new cat or dog is challenging for you and them.
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Women in Congress also appear to be more effective at getting laws passed and at bringing home money to their home districts.
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" In fact, even before bringing home baby, Teigen shared an honest snap of her non-Photoshopped self with the caption, "Stretchies say hi!
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With more than 200 dog lovers working the event, many volunteers and staffers wind up bringing home a pup they meet on set.
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Last week Cisco, a tech company, said that was precisely what it would do with most of the $67bn it was bringing home.
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The Broadway smash that celebrates the life of founding father Alexander Hamilton dominated the awards show, bringing home 11 trophies, including best musical.
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If these salaries were being paid full-time, interns would be bringing home approximately $96,000 a year, well above the U.S. median salary.
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"It is the first time we are bringing home-sharing officially to the Olympic Games," said Leonardo Tristao, Brazil country manager for Airbnb.
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So, tell your work-wife lunch is on you, or tell your partner you're bringing home dinner, because their meal is on Chipotle.
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Friends of the mother, including Yohlaine Ramasitera, Rebecca Boulanger and Tiava Banner, were instrumental in bringing home the eight-month-old child back.
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Female influencers aren't just dominating the lifestyle space in terms of overall presence on Instagram; they are also bringing home the biggest paychecks.
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Before this lil medal winner was flying high in Rio, she was just another competing cutie bringing home the gold in Plantation, Florida.
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Mahtook was hit by a pitch on a 3-2 count, and Rodriguez ripped a ground-rule double to left, bringing home Adduci.
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That could mean stocking up on groceries or bringing home a laptop from the office if you might end up working from home.
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Whether you're bringing home a new puppy or rescuing an older dog, training is one of your biggest responsibilities as a dog owner.
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Of course, "pork-barrel" spending is nothing new to Congress, and bringing home federal funding to local constituents is as old as legislating.
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Morin watched Jacques Pépin and Julia Child on TV; McMillan recalls his mother bringing home a book by the Lyonnaise chef Paul Bocuse.
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This is the second Air Force flight on Friday bringing home Americans from Honduras, the U.S. military's Southern Command said in a statement.
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This is the second Air Force flight on Friday bringing home Americans from Honduras, the U.S. military's Southern Command said in a statement.
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Once you start bringing home two paychecks, try Jay Leno's strategy: Save the bigger of the two checks and live on the other.
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She spent more time inside, on the computers that her father was always bringing home, playing video games and dabbling in basic code.
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Aside from giving pets and humans alike a fun ride, James' unique bike had another purpose this week: bringing home a Christmas tree!
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While Belichick's bringing home a much larger paycheck — his annual salary is more than $7 million — he's logging just as many hours or more.
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Today she's bringing home at least $100,000 on close to $1.3 million in gross sales a year, and her daughter's studying business in college.
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In 2015 she launched her full-service publicity firm, Jack Jones Literary Arts, and this year her clients are bringing home all the accolades.
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On Monday, Spears wrapped up a Caribbean vacation with her mom, Lynne, but not before sharing what souvenirs she was bringing home with her.
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The short commercial shows a mother giving her daughter a good telling off for not "bringing home a boyfriend" to meet her hopeful parents.
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She had so much love that Burrington had to stop bringing home rescue animals because Berg kept falling in love with all of them.
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"He found out when he was traveling out of town that his wife had been bringing home guys she found on Craigslist," he said.
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Big Sur, California (CNN)Bringing home the groceries has taken on new meaning for residents of this hamlet perched along California's famous Highway 1.
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Dhar mines this grief for all its worth, bringing home the pain and suffering of a soldier's family when they lose their loved ones.
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It was WinStar and Asmussen who looked like geniuses, bringing home an $800,000 first-place check to boost the colt's earnings past $1.5 million.
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Swift was the world's top-earning musician in June 2016, bringing home a record $170 million from 2015-2016, according to Forbes' 2016 list.
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To the fisherman, a reliable cooler makes the difference between bringing home fresh fillets or wasting the catch as it spoils in the heat.
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She also said that when she heard the news that Mr. Pompeo was bringing home the Americans from North Korea, she cried with happiness.
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This fall, students have signed up for weekly after-school sessions that culminate in them bringing home dinner for their families after each class.
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Bonnie J. Rough is the author of "Beyond Birds and Bees: Bringing Home a New Message to Our Kids About Sex, Love, and Equality."
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"She's on some hardcore drugs," said Hollander, who lives in in Westfield, NJ. Bringing home any illness could have life-threatening consequences for her.
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These volunteers help residents of Oslo who want to pick mushrooms, and who wish not to poison themselves by bringing home the wrong ones.
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These volunteers help residents of Oslo who want to pick mushrooms, and who wish not to poison themselves by bringing home the wrong ones.
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And it appeared to dash, at least for now, the President's hopes of bringing home all American troops before his own election in 2020.
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Bella Thorne is bringing home some hardware courtesy of Pornhub, which is honoring her for her debut in the adult industry ... as a director.
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It helped, of course, that the squad won the tournament, bringing home the World Cup 20 years after the country's first victory in 1998.
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Eighteen years ago, the Falcons made their first Super Bowl appearance versus the Denver Broncos but fell short of bringing home the Vince Lombardi trophy.
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The BreadBotImage: The Wilkinson Baking CompanyUnless you just fucking love bread and have a ton of money, you probably won't be bringing home the BreadBot.
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So the very fact that they&aposre actually having this dialogue bringing home hostages, they have made huge far more progress than anything else before.
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Last week, viewers saw Ortiz-Magro break down in tears, admitting he "crossed the line" after bringing home a girl from the club in Miami.
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Yes, in addition to it being time to begin drinking on rooftops and bringing home colorful bunches of tulips, it's also time for spring cleaning.
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That prompted Callaway to bring in his closer, Familia, who surrendered a single to Wilmer Difo, bringing home two more runs and tying the game.
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Since 2011, wages at the firm have risen to 2.5 from 2 percent annually, Mr. Kenworthy said, with employees now bringing home $48,000 on average.
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Only a stone-cold psychopath would consider bringing home that giant wheel of rough paper, encased in a rugged dispenser to protect it from thieves.
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Just five days after bringing home their foster dog Lenny, Sir Patrick Stewart and his wife shared the sad news that the canine had died.
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They're prone to savagely murdering their prey, so imagine how many corpses would stack up with 29 or more creatures bringing home their take-out.
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On last week's episode, Ortiz-Magro broke down in tears, admitting he "crossed the line" after bringing home a girl from the club in Miami.
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One of the best aspects of traveling is bringing home tokens that mark the trip — be it handmade sandals or the perfect vintage T-shirt.
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Our average shopper is bringing home $32 in earnings per order, roughly three times as much as when they work for other grocery delivery apps.
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Mr Trump will fear that should India or America squeeze Pakistan too hard, that process, and the prospect of bringing home 14,000 troops, may collapse.
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Fisher, 38, revealed he and Underwood, 35, had begun expanding their family a little earlier than they originally anticipated by bringing home a new puppy.
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Nominations for the 69th BAFTA Film Awards have been revealed, with film crews now weighing up their chances of bringing home a glossy new trophy.
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Overall, cable channels — both basic and premium — performed well at the Golden Globes, with HBO, AMC, FX and Showtime all bringing home an award each.
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It only took one beer for Nick to oh-so-subtly ask Rachel if he was the first white guy she would be bringing home.
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From bringing home such an amazing win to tainting it by hanging out with Kremlin Barbie – the epitome of greed, bigotry, nepotism and slave labor?
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Kim explains that an NBA coach is a world-class coach who can deliver results by bringing home trophies and championship rings for a team.
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He too would benefit from showing that his tough-guy routine is not just a poll booster, but also effective in bringing home the bacon.
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This year, my husband's bringing home a bit over the average American salary, and I felt more confident about our ability to pay off debt.
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Trump said his withdrawal of troops from Syria would be neither fast nor slow but declined to specify a timeline for bringing home the military.
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But he had been instrumental in bringing home the GOP tax cut last year, one that gave his former employer, Goldman Sachs, a massive boost.
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Production peaked 57 years ago, at 226,000 tons of whale meat, and by 2017 whalers were bringing home just 4003,000 tons, according to government data.
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Most recently, Bolton opposed Trump signing a peace agreement with the Taliban in order to fulfill his campaign promise of bringing home troops from Afghanistan.
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Patriots quarterback Tom Brady may be bringing home another Vince Lombardi Trophy next Sunday, but his former backup, Jimmy Garoppolo, will bring home more cash.
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While James retired five years ago, his wife is working and bringing home paychecks, while he&aposs live off savings and his part-time income.
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"Parents need to be aware of what they are buying and bringing home to their children," said Javvad Malik, a researcher with cybersecurity company AlienVault.
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According to the linguists who write the Phrasefinder website, the expression 'bringing home the bacon' might have its origins in the village of Little Dunmow, England.
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Though the Little People, Big World stars were uncertain of what to anticipate in bringing home their first child, they've quickly adapted to becoming new parents.
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Every time we travel to a foreign country, we like bringing home a few souvenirs — even better when they're rare beauty finds that aren't available stateside.
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Bringing Home the Game: Tomorrow's Athlete: The Future Stadium: As for the companies that will appear on stage, they've all be selected and are working hard
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I sampled an undrinkably bad Soylentini at an Andreessen Horowitz press event in July, bringing home a bottle of the premixed 2.0, which was totally tolerable.
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Here, we see his father bringing home a bag of what is allegedly food, but which looks a lot like horse droppings, or clots of dirt.
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President Barack Obama is also a two-time winner, bringing home the award in 2005 for his book, "Dreams From My Father," published a decade earlier.
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Fresh bread is one of life's simple joys, yet bringing home a baguette from a bakery can feel like taking care of a bouquet of flowers.
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If he or she is not bringing home the bacon or is not being nurturing, but the pet is, how will you and your partner react?
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It means that even if I personally start slacking in bringing home the cheese, my portfolio is still working away to bring in a $15,750 salary.
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Average unit volumes went from $2.8 million in 2012 to $4.6 million in 2018, meaning the average operator is bringing home more cash than ever before.
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Many men are increasingly moving beyond the "bringing home the bacon" mentality, and instead prioritizing the careers of wives who make more money than they do.
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That day in Beijing, Hong beat Cheng on her turf, with the vault that bears her name, bringing home North Korea's first Olympic gold in gymnastics.
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There, an anthropological road map traces the story from Gibson girls to the Western Front to the Dust Bowl to bringing home the bacon and onward.
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Our children never stop scanning our faces for direction on how upset to get, whether they're bringing home a bad grade or facing a college rejection.
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ET. In addition to bringing home the coveted Vince Lombardi trophy, the players from the winning team will each earn a six-figure bonus check: $124,000.
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Porta dos Fundos created a program entitled "The First Temptation of Christ," depicting Jesus as a young man bringing home a boyfriend to meet his family.
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It may have opened a window by bringing home to us the tragic realities of warfare, and it might have presented an opportunity to change course.
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Officials have begun an initiative to inspect arcades along New Jersey boardwalks, ensuring the house doesn't have an unfair advantage preventing players from bringing home a prize.
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Dane DeHaan stars as Lockhart, a young executive tasked with bringing home his company's CEO, Roland Pembroke (Harry Groener), from a mysterious wellness spa in the Alps.
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The reality of gender roles in heterosexual relationships may be shifting, but this study shows that the idea of men "bringing home the bacon" remains stubbornly stagnant.
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The USA gymnastics team, aptly named "The Final Five," dominated the Olympic Games Wednesday, bringing home gold medals for their country in a series of incredible competitions.
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The games of the 23.3st Olympiad are underway in Rio de Janeiro, and if history is any guide, Brazil's stock market may be bringing home the gold.
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Transformers are still bringing home the bacon: In 2010, Toys "R" Us declared them to be some of their best-selling toys of the past 25 years.
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Equity strategies experienced a solid month, bringing home a return of 3.79 percent during a month where the S&P 500 jumped 14.53 percent, according to Preqin.
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There's nothing wrong with going the simple route and just bringing home a big bag of nugs—unless, of course, home is somewhere where weed's still illegal.
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But then, in hearing Eagle after Eagle talk about "bringing home" the Championship, about "giving this to the fans," I started thinking about community and communal victory.
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This is the perfect Amazon Alexa skill for any new parent looking for a streamlined way to track all that important info after bringing home their newborn.
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According to Atlantic reporter David Samuels, X17 owner François "Regis" Navarre had assembled "gangs of immigrant kids" known for bringing home the most scandalous loot in town.
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Vazquez, the Pirates' closer, relieved and immediately gave up Kemp's triple to the wall in center, bringing home Lucroy and Happ for a 2-1 Chicago lead.
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Steady growth in these areas — whether or not you're breaking even or bringing home a positive cash flow — will signify a successful business model, products and services.
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Nevertheless, bringing home the Oscar would be momentous for a film that, over the years, has been nominated multiple times in its different iterations but never won.
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Speaking of luggage, Ms. Moon suggests packing something to protect the bottle of mezcal you'll probably be bringing home (for yourself, for your dog sitter, for whoever).
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I debate bringing home the bottle of champagne that's been on my desk for the past two months but decide to keep it for a special occasion.
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Many adults who are not immune to measles travel outside the United States without being vaccinated and risk bringing home a highly contagious and sometimes fatal disease.
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With public opinion firmly against bringing home those who left to fight with the Islamic State, France has agreed to take back only some of its jihadists.
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At the time Rodriguez intervened, Smith and his fiancée Kisha Chavis were bringing home a combined $26,000 a year from various gigs, including Smith's private coaching lessons.
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Left fielder Christin Stewart lost Benintendi's fly ball in the lights and it dropped in for a double, bringing home Devers while Vazquez only advanced to third.
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While Master Archie's back at the palace filling diapers, his pops is all smiles in the Netherlands ... happily showing off some baby gifts he'll be bringing home.
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For the prairies community of Humboldt, population about 6,000, ice hockey is a sport that unifies the town and gives it its identity, bringing home two national championships.
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Families bringing home $40,000 or less per year make up 40 percent of the U.S. population, but only account for less than 5 percent of rooftop solar installations.
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The United States men's curling team is officially bringing home a gold medal from the 2018 Winter Olympics — and they made a bit of history in the process.
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Captain Marvel, the latest superhero film from Disney's Marvel franchise, is bringing home the bacon — to the tune of a $455 million box office total for the weekend.
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The map indicates that many Jane and Finch residents are part of the lowest earners in the country, bringing home an income of less than $50,000 a year.
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The Olympic torch lighting is to take place in the stadium where Pele scored his 1,000th goal in 1969, before bringing home his country their third World Cup.
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Although she only makes $280 an hour – the minimum wage for "tipped" workers in the state – she was bringing home around $270 each week, thanks to those gratuities.
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A neighbor crashing into you with a shopping cart is a horrifying moment of intimate contact, but your neighbor bringing home the plague is that extra uncanny step.
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Accompanying the run is a talk, "Bringing Home the Opioid Epidemic" (May 18), inspired by Ms. Manville's character, the troubled matriarch Mary Tyone, who is addicted to morphine.
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W.J. took a job at Ashburn's dairy down the road, bringing home milk and butter and eggs and a meager paycheck that he handed over to his mother.
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We rely on the Academy Awards to honor the best in film, but sometimes the best movie of the year doesn&apost wind up bringing home Oscar gold.
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These types of questions aren't a whole lot different from what to ask yourself before bringing home a dog (at least, we hope you ask yourself these questions).
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With Wright on third and Conforto on second, Cespedes picked up his first hit of the inning, lining a single to center field and bringing home both runners.
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Singapore said all the 92 citizens it is bringing home on Thursday, with accompanying foreign ministry staff, will be taken either to hospital or quarantined for 14 days.
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The 46-minute, Portuguese-language comedy centers around Jesus, played by Gregório Duvivier, bringing home a man who is implied to be his boyfriend to meet his family.
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I have never ever been motivated by money, like duh I'm a yoga instructor, but just seeing what Shivs is bringing home these days makes me feel tiny.
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"Bringing home a piece of Domio can help spark those positive moments you've gained while staying with us," said Jay Roberts, the company's co-founder and chief executive.
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" But when you look at high-earners, those bringing home $90,000 to $20183,000 a year, just 9 percent consider themselves "rich" and 5 percent even classify themselves as "poor.
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Stewart and Ozell had Just five days after bringing home their foster dog Lenny, Sir Patrick Stewart and his wife shared the heartbreaking news that the canine had died.
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I stop at an apple orchard on the way home — bringing home the kids' favorite donuts will make them forgive the fact that I had to work late ($11)!
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Clocking in at a whopping $1.6 billion, players have a chance of bringing home a lump sum of $905 million (or a veritable lifetime of ever-increasing annual payments).
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She soon had her own radio show in Philadelphia, and by age 15 she was singing with big bands — "bringing home the bacon for her family," her son said.
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Kate is bringing home at least one special souvenir: a necklace given to her by Queen Jetsun, which she paired with an Alexander McQueen upon leaving Bhutan Saturday morning.
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But for years Traficant commanded folk-hero status by bringing home pork for projects that had the locals convinced better times were just a shiny new downtown building away.
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"Ant-Man" actress Abby Ryder Fortson's paycheck ain't shrinking like her superhero dad in the movie, because she's bringing home twice the dough for the sequel ... TMZ has learned.
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You probably have a nice, round number attached to your job title, whether it's an annual salary or an hourly rate, but that's not what you're actually bringing home.
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Professionals in those industries are "bringing home some serious cash at the end of the year," reports LinkedIn, which recently identified the roles with the largest bonuses from 23.
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The act of eating the sacred is repeated in Rigdol's documentary film Bringing Home Tibet (2013), in which he shipped truckloads of Tibetan soil to a community in exile.
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Mr. Pho pleaded guilty last year to bringing home classified documents and writings, and has said he brought the files home only in an attempt to expand his résumé.
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Also in August, a veteran intelligence contractor, Harold T. Martin III, was charged with copying and bringing home 50 terabytes of confidential data from the N.S.A. and other agencies.
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They followed up that performance in the following year's final when Bryant and O'Neal were, once again, the top scorers against the Philadelphia 76ers, bringing home the championship trophy.
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For people bringing home between $50,000 and $100,000 a year, 37.7% of respondents said they&aposre prefer Black Friday, against 62.3% of participants who rather shop on Cyber Monday.
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Amazon's "Fleabag" stole the show Sunday at the 71st Primetime Emmy Awards, bringing home four awards, including those for best actress in a comedy, directing and best comedy series.
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So, naturally, when the Denver Broncos upset the Carolina Panthers 24-10 in Super Bowl 50, the team took extra care when bringing home its third trophy in franchise history.
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Or make a ritual out of visiting your local farmer's market and bringing home mountains of fresh berries to turn into jams and marmalades you can enjoy through the fall.
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RELATED: Here's Why You Should Add More Veggies to Your Diet ASAP Store watermelon at room temperature After bringing home a watermelon, many people will stick it in the refrigerator.
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It was amazing as we had never really listened to or thought about Spanish music, except to see our mom bringing home records every time she visited family in Miami.
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They became immensely popular among Japanese children whose families couldn't afford expensive toys, and their popularity spread to the states, starting with returning GIs bringing home gifts for their kids.
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Holzhauer, 34, reached the impressive milestone during Thursday's taping by bringing home his 21st win in a row, officially making him the second-winningest contestant in the quiz show's history.
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He's running to represent parts of southwestern Chicago on an "America First" platform, which, according to his campaign website, means bringing home the troops and getting rid of sanctuary cities.
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The senator, who describes his family as "lower middle class," has recalled being scolded for bringing home groceries from a nearby store, rather than one farther away with lower prices.
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By those measures, Italians should be bringing home a hefty number of medals and trophies anyway: their homeland is in the top 20193 for both population and GDP per capita.
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And, although there is no set timetable for bringing home the planes, the prime minister has resisted cries to reconsider his position in the wake of terror attacks in Paris.
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Representatives and senators would then brag about "bringing home the bacon" to their constituents — even though that bacon was jeopardizing the prosperity and diminishing the freedoms of those very constituents.
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Around 2 million people signed a petition demanding that Netflix remove the Porta dos Fundos' comedy Christmas special, which portrays Jesus bringing home a boyfriend to meet the Holy Family.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's difficulties in bringing home graft suspects who fled abroad have prompted tighter measures against illegal moves of capital and people beyond its borders, the government said on Friday.
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The newborn care specialist For some affluent families, bringing home a new baby may involve not just a nanny or two, but also a lactation consultant and a newborn care specialist.
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WATCH: Savannah Chrisley on Bringing Home New Significant Others: 'You Can Only Satisfy [My Dad] to an Extent' "I mean, he's just so calm and that's the huge difference," adds Chrisley.
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Besides, if you're at a point in your relationship where you're bringing home Burger King for Valentine's Day, there's a good chance sex has been off the table for a while.
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Baldwin infamously tussled with a photographer outside of his Woodland Hills, California, home, when he and then-wife Kim Basinger were bringing home their newborn baby girl Ireland from the hospital.
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U.S. swimmers kept their Olympics hot streak alive, bringing home yet another gold as rising star Kate Ledecky anchored the women's 4x200m freestyle team in their first place finish on Wednesday.
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Work isn't just a 9-5 gig for Gen Z. Nearly 75 percent of Gen-Z respondents believe that work should have a greater meaning than just bringing home the bacon.
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But it was the period piece Shakespeare in Love, with its 13 nominations, that would shock Hollywood by bringing home Best Picture in one of the more memorable recent Oscar upsets.
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It is the most used and essential tool in Ms. Clark's kitchen, even more so since she began bringing home game, which is leaner and, she has found, requires longer braising.
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At the time, I was privately coming to terms with the fact that I was gay, and she used to ask constantly about whether I'd be bringing home a girlfriend soon.
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"It's the smallest pay rise in a long time but that doesn't mean that CEOs weren't bringing home more money," said John Roe, head of advisory at ISS Corporate Solutions (ICS).
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Though as a politician he has done nothing but oppose the federal government, his re-election may end up hinging on how effective he is at bringing home the federal bacon.
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He is charged with the task of bringing home a team that was all but certified as the league champion the minute Durant signed on as a free agent last July.
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Read on for our reviews, so next time you raise your eyebrows at a pumpkin-spice-something on yet another supermarket shelf, you'll know if it's worth bringing home with you.
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The tweets called for the activists' release, and the public condemnation angered the kingdom, which responded within days by removing the Canadian ambassador and bringing home its own envoy from Ottawa.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's transport minister said on Monday the costs of bringing home 110,000 customers of airline Monarch, which collapsed last week, were being discussed with credit and debit card companies.
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Dr. Shain pointed out that many of the warning signs are relatively nonspecific; there could be many reasons adolescents might be hiding in their rooms, or bringing home significantly worse grades.
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In "My Parents," Hemon depicts himself as a gentle boy who dreamed of having a pet, "as all non-psychopath kids do," bringing home stray animals to cuddle and care for.
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Still, Google did have some under wraps news to announce: it's bringing Home to Japan, and the company is also bringing multi-user support to all Google Home markets around the world.
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It helps cut down on the money every chips in while still giving players a chance at bringing home a nice chunk of prize money in the unlikely event of a win.
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Meanwhile ~clumsy~ ministers are leaving their documents on public display, ~accidentally~ bringing home the terrible potential effects of not doing things May's way, and crashing out of the EU with no deal.
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Mahershala Ali may soon be bringing home an Oscar to keep his Screen Actors Guild awards company, but even those coveted awards don't compare to becoming a dad for the first time.
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"Bringing home the displaced people should be done according to a mechanism," said a sermon read out by Sistani's representative Sheikh Abdul Mahdi al-Karbalai in the holy Shi'ite city of Kerbala.
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Apple has some $103 billion of debt outstanding, taken on as part of the company's strategy to return cash to shareholders through stock buybacks and dividends, without bringing home cash held overseas.
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Jeezy and his crew were leaving NRG Stadium with the game tied 28-28 ... but despite relinquishing a 25 point lead, the rapper's confident as hell ATL's bringing home the Lombardi Trophy.
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LaVar Ball and Donald Trump are squabbling about giving the President credit for bringing home three UCLA basketball players — including Ball's son LiAngelo — after the players were arrested for shoplifting in China.
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At UncommonGoods in Brooklyn, New York, workers bringing home a new child or facing challenges caring for a sick loved one don't need to make tough decisions in choosing work over family.
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With the right gear at the ready, the process of bringing home your newborn can be that more manageable — though there's no gadget that can give you back your hours of sleep.
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Facing Brewers reliever Dan Jennings (3-3), Bell drove the ball to the wall in center as rain began to pour, bringing home Gregory Polanco and Colin Moran, who had each singled.
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If it's a new cut I'm bringing home, I like to season it simply, with nothing more than kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper to truly assess its unadulterated steak flavor.
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"Daddy's Home 2" actress Yamilah Saravong isn't bringing home the kinda dough Will Ferrell, Mel Gibson and Mark Wahlberg do, but the 11-year-old ain't doing bad ... on her hourly rate.
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Knowing ahead of time that you are bringing home an animal that is predisposed to various conditions or that requires specialized veterinary care can allow you to prepare yourself emotionally and financially.
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This is not just because our homes are cleaner, but also because our families are smaller (fewer older children are bringing home the germs), our foods and water cleaner, our milk sterilized.
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If you're used to a dual-earning household and your spouse is the only one bringing home a paycheck right now, work together to figure out how to best allocate the money.
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In fact, she even advised that investors consider accelerating annual contributions for 2020, so long as "they are able to do so without bringing home too little income to pay the bills."
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Ms. Patel and her husband, Anil Patel, raised their two children in Nairobi, driving to Mombasa for family vacations by the beach, bringing home the flavors of the coast like a keepsake.
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Almost immediately after the East India Company was established in the 1600s, transplants began bringing home incandescent pigments, decorative techniques such as block printing and textiles such as embroidered silk and brocade.
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My college is far enough from my hometown to prohibit my parents from visiting every weekend, and far enough to stop me from regularly bringing home laundry for my mom to do.
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And, prior to Moonlight's surprising win last year, smaller-scale, quiet stories about regular humans' lives weren't exactly known for bringing home the be-all, end-all little gold man on Oscars night.
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For Amazon product manager Ben Hamm, that problem was stopping his "sweet, murderous cat" Metric from bringing home dead and half-dead prey in the middle of the night and waking him up.
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It's probably a good thing that Amazon has a hand in so many different pockets then, and that it can rely on devices, physical stores, and AWS to continue bringing home the profits.
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FROM COINAGE: The Tony Awards by the Numbers Last year, the Broadway smash that celebrates the life of founding father Alexander Hamilton dominated the awards show, bringing home 11 trophies, including best musical.
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While Sirianni probably won't be bringing home big bucks — Glassdoor reports that NBCUniversal interns make about $10 an hour — there are some lucrative options out there for students, primarily in the tech industry.
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The pair, both from Madrid, also run restaurants in the province of Cádiz in southwest Spain and have worked at restaurants abroad, bringing home what they learned in countries like Italy and China.
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The Orioles eventually loaded the bases for J. J. Hardy, who hit a sharp line drive that deflected off the top of Gregorius's mitt and fell into left field, bringing home two runs.
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Our country's antiquated tax code prevents companies such as Microsoft and Apple from bringing home their overseas earnings and reinvesting here, which could boost tax revenues and create jobs in the long run.
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And that stunning production and direction helped the episode become a tonal and emotional success — bringing home, for instance, just how desperate and beleaguered Jon's army seemed to be against seemingly impossible odds.
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The tax breaks for bringing home such offshore profits "confirm the central tenet of tax planning that a tax deferred is a tax avoided," said David Miller, a tax lawyer at Proskauer Rose.
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Nobody expects a parade for returning athletes, even though they are bringing home 14 medals in cross-country, six in biathlon, five in ski jumping, seven in Alpine skiing and four in speedskating.
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The win greatly increases Mendes' chances of bringing home some little gold men at the upcoming Academy Awards considering, 64 of the last 71 DGA winners have gone on to win Best Director.
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He completed two tours in Vietnam, as a battalion commander in the 1960s and later as a regimental commander, commanding and bringing home the last Marine combat unit to leave Vietnam, in 1971.
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"I know dividend investing isn't sexy, but believe me when I tell you that nobody ever woke up unhappy the next morning after bringing home a stock with a big dividend," Cramer said.
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When you adopt a rescue pet, you are saving two lives: that of the pet you are bringing home, and that of the homeless pet who gets to fill the spot at the shelter.
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Hundreds of young men in hard hats were soon bringing home pay checks and the town of 5,000 people had a cell signal and water pumps for the first time - all courtesy of Dayu.
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While Mariano is not competing in any more events, his teammates Francisco Barreto Jénior and Arthur Zanetti will take on their own individual events in the hopes of bringing home more medals for Brazil.
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In 1970, he was a member of the team that was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom for bringing home safely the Apollo 13 moon mission, which had been aborted after an onboard explosion.
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BALTIMORE (AP) — Officials say an Air Force sergeant tried bringing home a rocket launcher tube as a souvenir at the same airport where another service member tried returning with a similar weapon this week.
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The current federal poverty threshold is equivalent to a family of four bringing home an annual income of $25,000 or less, not enough to get by in one of the world's most expensive cities.
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But some lucky coin enthusiasts have found a unique way to get money out of the bank: bringing home rolls of coins and searching through them for ones worth more than their face value.
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Speaking alongside U.S. President Donald Trump, Macron directly linked Turkey to Islamic State fighters, while dismissing Trump's concerns that Paris was not bringing home French Islamic State fighters held by Kurdish groups in Syria.
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Over the following months, however, as Jess began stashing extra shoes in my closet and bringing home groceries to expand my diet of frozen burritos, I couldn't deny that I was falling in love.
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In Rotterdam on a recent day, Andre Seebregts, one of the most prominent advocates for bringing home women detained in Syria, leafed through printouts of some of his recent emails and social media messages.
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It&aposs one less thing to juggle when you have your hands full with a newbornThe last thing you&aposll want to do after bringing home your new baby is shop for life insurance.
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So, in the spirit of three-day weekends and not bringing home half-read books with sand stuck in the spine, we've gathered a list of fast reads that hover around 300 pages or less.
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Trump has wrestled with his own instincts and political commitments on the issue of bringing home American troops as well as the practical realities on the ground in the countries where the troops are stationed.
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Mother's Milk is out kicking superhero ass, but he's also maintaining a strong, loving relationship with his wife, whether it's taking her calls no matter how inopportune the time, or bringing home lobster for dinner.
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But they're already a little wiser to how resilient children are since bringing home Willa – who has already hit the concert stage, seen Times Square and stolen the spotlight from Dad on the morning shows.
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HUMBOLDT, Saskatchewan (Reuters) - For the small farming community of Humboldt in the prairies of Canada's Saskatchewan province, the game of ice hockey unified the town and gave it its identity, bringing home two national championships.
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It's hard to imagine that anything would make her nervous after bringing home a gold medal in the world's most high-pressure sports competition, but Hernandez admits she has "butterflies" thinking about an acting career.
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I mean, we pretty much had to grieve the loss of our child and accept that the baby that we were bringing home was not the baby that I dropped off at daycare that day.
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We tend to assume everyone sporting a lab coat and stethoscope is bringing home the big bucks — and that's certainly more true for doctors in some medical specialties than it is for doctors in others.
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It wasn't a replica, and there was no risk of this becoming the world's most Instagrammed cake adaptation, but contained like this, the cake worked just right, bringing home a little taste of Sydney's sweetness.
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Three men chatting on that block of Riverside Drive West watched — a state official, a neighborhood businessman and a newly minted Democratic district leader holding a can of fruit cocktail that he was bringing home.
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But with just hours to go before her team's Game 2 semi-final match against the Aces, Delle Donne said she was keeping her focus squarely on bringing home a maiden WNBA trophy to Washington.
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If you're not quite ready to adopt a dog or cat, you might think that bringing home an exotic lizard or a tank of tropical fish is a good way to ease into pet ownership.
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He bursts into the apartment living room and delivers an outrageous, scattered speech about waiting seven years of marriage to get a divorce, making a baby your marriage's project, not bringing home the clap ("it's uncivil").
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The tradition of sharing meat goes back an estimated 2.5 million years, to the time before Homo sapiens, when researchers think our distant ancestors started bringing home flesh and dividing it among members of the group.
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FROM PEN: Christie Brinkley's Girls Alexa and Sailor Reveal How They've Conquered Bullies and Body Shamers (and still love carbs!) "I never told my grandparents that the man I was bringing home was black," wrote Graham.
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The Ocean's 8 star gave an empowering commencement speech at Dartmouth College (where she graduated from in 2001) over the weekend, revealing the trepidation she felt when first bringing home now-5-month-old Katherine Swati.
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In the past three weeks, North Korean missile launches have twice set sirens blaring over northern Japan, terrifying local civilians and bringing home the reality of the imminent threat from North Korea's aggressive nuclear weapons program.
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"It's hard to speculate on that, really," Roby says, insisting that reading up on the rules is the best thing you can do before bringing home some kind of animal-based virility homebrew and the like.
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Earlier this week, a live webcam streaming a bald eagle's nest in eastern Pittsburgh caught footage of two bald eagle parents bringing home a poor, poor brown and white pet for their eaglets to feast on.
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Three times in recent months, Mr. Brown said, Lowe's customers were bringing home long pieces of construction material via subway and carrying them upright on the escalator, only to have them smash into the ceiling overhang.
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Bringing home an Iranian scientist won't quell the protestors' demands, but the regime may be hoping that it will curry some favor at home and that returning Wang will get some kudos from the international community.
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After one brother moved to New York -- bringing home exotic northeastern foods like cod, cherries and white grapes to a family that grew avocado, grapefruit and oranges -- Rodriguez decided, after high school, to move there, too.
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And I've done my journalistic due diligence and taken a hands-on course in the ways of whiskey, bringing home a hundred percent on my test and a label to put on my bios: certified bourbon steward.
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PETA's playful suggestions for what phrases to use instead of the sad ones drew the most laughs, but I thought they were cute and I am definitely going to use "bringing home the bagels" from now on.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Murky green water and unpredictable winds failed to stop China from claiming seven out of eight gold medals in the diving pool, bringing home the country's best haul in the sport since 2008.
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It includes not bringing home items used in the lab; following proper biosafety training; wearing gloves, a lab coat or other protective garments; actively washing hands; and avoiding touching your face or body while in the lab.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama on Friday said the United States remains committed to bringing home Americans held captive overseas and helping their families, a year after the administration promised to overhaul its handling of hostage situations.
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Today is my last day working at the White House || Over 22 years ago I arrived in snowy Iowa just in time play a very minor role in bringing home the most unexpected caucus victory for Senator Obama.
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When his legs gave out and he could no longer play, Flynn became a manager and eventually helped to develop the youth plan for his national team, bringing home players who might have some Welsh blood in them.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian President Joko Widodo pleased market reform advocates on Wednesday by bringing home the World Bank's managing director to be finance minister and upset human rights activists by naming a controversial ex-general as security chief.
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" I asked Phillipson how a couple in their twenties might introduce props during intimate activities, and she said gradual change is best: "Bringing home nipple clamps right off the bat might not be a good first-time choice.
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Lufthansa had said earlier that the airline industry may not survive without state aid if the coronavirus epidemic lasts for a long time, as it throws everything at bringing home stranded travellers and keeping industrial supply chains open.
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Gary Sanchez, at the end of a seven-pitch at-bat, followed with a towering drive that left fielder Andrew Benintendi caught on the warning track, bringing home Gregorius, and suddenly the deficit was down to one run.
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But they could only manage one run, as Gregorius grounded to first baseman Mark Reynolds, who threw home for a force on Judge before Austin flied out to deep center, bringing home Stanton easily to tie the score.
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This bill was supposed to buy Republicans peace with voters by "bringing home the bacon," and more defense spending, but instead it has incited a near revolt by voters against the senators and representatives who let it happen.
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The UK's Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) said Thomas Cook had ceased trading and the regulator and government had a fleet of planes ready to start bringing home the more than 150,000 British customers over the next two weeks.
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Amid praise for Michel Barnier's team of negotiators for bringing home a deal after 18 months of grueling talks, Juncker said it was "no time for champagne", as one of Europe's great powers quits after a 2016 referendum.
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She removes her jacket and uses a cocktail shaker to pour some beverages down her front ("She gets points for the shaking," Frankel says), while another of their co-workers tries bringing home the win with a little twerking.
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"For the first time in 50 years, our Kansas City Chiefs are bringing home the Vince Lombardi trophy, and we're all excited to celebrate with our players and fans," Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas said in a news release.
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In case you missed it, the NFL, TechCrunch and Stanford GSB have teamed up to create 1ST and Future, a pitch-off competition featuring startups in three categories, Stadium of the Future, Bringing Home the Game and Tomorrow's Athlete.
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The celebs bringing home gold will need some fun food to Instagram next to their trophies (just to mix it up with the hardware selfies) and the less lucky stars will want to indulge in some serious comfort food.
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Yet they accept with varying degrees of resignation that they are not kindergartners bringing home their first potato prints for the admiration of their parents, but grown-ups who have chosen to present their work in the public arena.
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Do we want to close the clinics in Germany, Korea and Japan (and other places), close the hospitals and clinics that support our forces in combat, while bringing home medics from Afghanistan, Iraq, and other places where we're operating?
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BERLIN, March 19 (Reuters) - Lufthansa said that the airline industry may not survive without state aid if the coronavirus pandemic lasts for a long time, as it throws everything at bringing home travellers and keeping industrial supply chains open.
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He pulled the infield in with the Yankees trailing by 2-0 in the second inning, only to have Willy Adames ground a ball into left field off Sonny Gray, bringing home Daniel Robertson from third with one out.
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He will be remembered, they said, for pulling the country out of the Great Recession, saving the auto industry, bringing home most troops fighting overseas, killing Osama bin Laden, enacting higher fuel efficiency standards and restoring relations with Cuba.
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We're talking big totes — roomy enough to fit my essentials (wallet, keys, phone), a change of clothes if I'm heading to the gym, a lunch container, Advil, lotion, a package I'm bringing home from the office — the list goes on.
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The editor of Belgium's L'Echo was having none of the French talking down to its smaller neighbor, especially as the current Belgian team is regarded as the greatest in a generation, with the best chance ever of bringing home the cup.
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In 2016, at age 17, Arlen made the USA Paralympic swim team and competed at the London Games, bringing home three silver medals and a gold in the 100-meter freestyle and setting a world record in the 100-meter free.
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"We are incredibly proud to be bringing home both the Beazley Designs of the Year Award for Architecture and this year's Grand Prize – especially in a year with such intense competition," Johan Karlsson of Better Shelter said in a statement.
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One of the small perks of my husband working at the college is his access to their rather extensive movie collection where he can check out selections for free, so he is always bringing home movies for us to watch.
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The Nationals tied the game in the third on Rendon's RBI single, but the Braves regained the lead in the bottom of the inning on Freddie Freeman's double when right fielder Bryce Harper committed a throwing error, bringing home Albies.
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In 2012, at age 17, Arlen made the USA Paralympic swim team and competed at the London Games, bringing home three silver medals and a gold in the 100-meter freestyle and setting a world record in the 100-meter free.
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In May, Savannah told PEOPLE Now that when it comes to bringing home new significant others "you can only satisfy [Todd] to an extent," adding, "I look for the male version of my mother … because I'm too much like [Todd]."
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"Just as it became unacceptable to use racist, homophobic, or ableist language, phrases that trivialize cruelty to animals will vanish as more people begin to appreciate animals for who they are and start 'bringing home the bagels' instead of the bacon."
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The first season of The Handmaid's Tale won big at the Golden Globes on Sunday and the Critics' Choice Awards on Thursday, bringing home more trophies to go along with the eight Emmys the cast and show nabbed in September.
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The crowd on the South Lawn on Monday was actually cheering for Stephen Strasburg, the World Series MVP pitcher for the Washington Nationals, who just opted out of the remaining four years on his contract after bringing home the title.
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Read More:13 things you should do immediately after adopting a pet, according to an expert6 signs you're ready to get a second petHow to tell if you're actually ready to have multiple pets11 tips for bringing home a new pet
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Perhaps even more compelling is the fact that Google's also bringing home automation to its popular Pixel handset at some point in the near future, in an attempt to create a more consistent Home experience across its ecosystem of devices.
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Löw, who coached Germany to the World Cup title in 2014, is using this squad to assess his country's talent, and the team could end the tournament by bringing home more silverware if it beats Chile on Sunday in St. Petersburg.
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Pakistan has so far ruled out bringing home the more than 1,000 students in Hubei province and its capital Wuhan, where three-quarters of the more than 2,000 deaths from the outbreak of the flu-like virus have been recorded.
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Down 3-0, the Orioles threatened to get even in the sixth when Renato Nunez reached base on a two-out infield single, bringing home Baltimore's first run, before Rio Ruiz drew a bases-loaded walk from A's reliever Ryan Buchter.
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Image 28 of 2000 ROME – Barely a week in office, Italy&aposs new, populist interior minister was losing no time in bringing home his message: His government will make good on a campaign pledge to swiftly deport 29,123 migrants from Italian soil.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States has started bringing home troops from Syria as it moves to a new phase in the campaign against Islamic State, the White House said on Wednesday, claiming that the militant Islamist group's "territorial caliphate" has been defeated.
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Once he's buried under all that dirty laundry you're bringing home for your mom to wash, ask the agent manning the x-ray machine to set that thing to broil and sit back to see your meal get cooked from the inside out.
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BENGALURU (Reuters) - After bringing home just two medals from the Rio Olympics, India needs to be realistic in its preparations for the 2020 Tokyo Games and should narrow its focus to a handful of sports, says former All England badminton champion Prakash Padukone.
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Both of these suitcases are — as their names imply — quite roomy; they're certainly not your checked suitcases and are instead the bags that you pack when you know that you'll either be bringing home plenty of souvenirs or away for the long-haul.
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If you are bringing home a second baby soon (or did recently—congrats!) you will want to save as much time, money, and energy as you can while you navigate the newborn phase all over again but with added big kid shenanigans.
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Here is a summary of official responses to the Thomas Cook collapse: The UK's Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), regulator and government have a fleet of planes ready to start bringing home more than 150,000 British customers abroad over the next two weeks.
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"We have two older special needs cats that we adopted as grown-ups, and it was important to us that we were thoughtful about not bringing home a kitten that might not work in our home, even if they were really really cute," they said.
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Before all that can happen, there's the little matter of setting things up, with single mom Karen (Aubrey Plaza) bringing home the slightly used doll as a gift to her son Andy (Gabriel Bateman), who's having a tough time adjusting to their new digs.
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According to Amy Kaufman's Bachelor Nation, the Bachelor and Bachelorette used to get paid what they would have been making at their regular jobs (previously she was an interior designer), but in more recent years the stars have been bringing home six-figure salaries.
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Germany's central bank is bringing home gold reserves stored in places like New York and Paris faster than planned, it said on Thursday, as confidence in the euro ebbs even in the heart of the currency bloc after a decade of a sluggish economy.
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If she wins, she will inch close to coveted EGOT status, after already bringing home an Emmy for her role in How to Get Away with Murder, and a Tony award in 2010 for Fences, in addition to an earlier Tony win in 2001.
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Don't get us wrong, these are all classic for a reason — and the kind of memories Big Apple tourists should have — but as true New Yorkers, we suggest considering bringing home the kind of souvenir that's far better than a T-shirt: a tattoo.
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Personally, I can draw a straight line between watching Rob & Big a decade ago, bringing home an English bulldog, and getting UFC Hall of Famer Don Frye to talk to me instead of telling me to go fuck myself and pound sand up my ass.
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After the runners moved up a base on Luke Voit's groundout, Stanton hit a 003 mph ground ball to third base that deflected into left field off third baseman Yuli Gurriel as he attempted to make a diving stop, bringing home LeMahieu and Judge.
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Trump's abrupt announcement last month that he was bringing home the roughly 2,000 troops in Syria, saying they had succeeded in their mission to defeat Islamic State there, sparked concern among officials in Washington and allies abroad and prompted Defense Secretary Jim Mattis to resign.
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On her way to an EU-Middle East summit, May said she is close to bringing home changes to her agreement that would satisfy objections to it, but needed time for meetings with European leaders which meant it would not be ready this week.
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Team USA defeated Poland 87-74 on Saturday to finish in seventh place in the FIBA World Cup tournament, and coach Gregg Popovich had a few words for those who have criticized the red, white and blue for not bringing home a gold medal.
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Rather than worry about who may or may not take a proverbial knee with a medal around their neck, maybe we need to understand that protest is the best of us and US -- taking a stand, expressing an opinion and bringing home the gold.
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Chinese and European companies are scrambling to invest in Iran and bringing home multibillion-dollar deals — while US corporations, barred from doing business with a newly-opening Islamic Republic, are forced to watch as their competitors tap into a market of 2400 million people.
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They told personal stories of their spouses needing time off work to care for them when injured and needing to care for sick parents, putting them and their partners in the difficult position of choosing between caring for a sick relative or bringing home a paycheck.
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"Estelle Balet was a naturally gifted shining star and demonstrated remarkable talent as she quickly became a household name on the Freeride World Tour, bringing home her second title as World Champion just a few weeks ago in Verbier," the Freeride World Tour said in a statement.
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"There's competition in food retail, but if you want a place that's clean, that you can feel secure about what you're bringing home, there's only one place left in America and it's Earth Fare," Earth Fare CEO Frank Scorpiniti told the Tampa Bay Times last year.
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Before returning home, Spears showed off the fun souvenirs she was bringing home with her, which included a straw hat with a wide pink band, two bracelets, and a white baseball cap with "Amanyara" written in silver lettering (the name of a luxury resort in Turks and Caicos).
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Photo: Richard Drew (AP)Tech giant Apple last year took advantage of Republican tax cuts to announce it was bringing home a hoard of $252 billion it had stashed overseas at a meager 15.5 percent tax rate ($100 billion of which it later said would go to stock buybacks).
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As director of the Seattle minimum wage study, I've heard many in the restaurant industry worry that doing away with the tip credit would move owners to a "no tipping" model where servers can no longer count on bringing home lots of money at the end of busy shifts.
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"One of the reasons I wanted to be here today to kick this off, to be a part of the 100-day celebration, is that we're not just talking about bringing home the gold," Obama, wearing a U.S. track suit, said in a keynote to the six-hour event.
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You stop going to restaurants as a family; you stop bringing home carryout, except occasionally and furtively, when you and your husband take turns eating it standing up in a corner of the kitchen (his preference) or sitting on the upstairs bathroom floor with the door closed (your preference).
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Martha's tenure as national team coordinator began almost exactly ten years after the breakup of the Soviet Union, which sparked an exodus of Eastern Bloc athletes and coaches to the United States, where they began training the young American girls bringing home so many medals the past few years.
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Eliot Ackerman, a veteran Marine Corps special operations officer and acclaimed novelist, wrote in an electrifying piece for Time in October 2019 that a return to mandatory service could serve, finally, to end the nation's "forever wars" by bringing home to all Americans the real cost of fighting them.
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FRANKFURT, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Germany's central bank is bringing home gold reserves stored in places like New York and Paris faster than planned, it said on Thursday, as confidence in the euro ebbs even in the heart of the currency bloc after a decade of a sluggish economy.
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He finished last Saturday night looking like an utterly ordinary man, one bringing home a cauliflower ear and a rapidly closing right eye as souvenirs from an ass-beating at the hands of Mickey Gall during a match at UFC 203 that lasted around two brutal minutes in its entirety.
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In the beginning of the episode, Upton announces that her sister and brother-in-law are adding to their family and bringing home an eight-week-old puppy named Rico, but when Matt meets with the designers, he hints that their family might be growing in more ways than one.
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Over a meal of cold-tossed pig liver and stir-fried tomato and egg near his family home in Dongzhang, the boyish farmer acknowledged that he had traveled to Pakistan late last year and paid around $14,500 to a Chinese broker in the hopes of bringing home a Pakistani bride.
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But when Bellinger lined a 3-215 slider from the Brewers' Junior Guerra into right field with two out in the bottom of the 24th inning, bringing home Manny Machado from second base just ahead of the throw from right fielder Christian Yelich, the Dodgers not only breathed, they rejoiced.
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We must continue to recognize the role and contributions of family caregivers by giving them the tools they need to ensure they are able to keep bringing home a good paycheck, can take leave when they need to, and ensure that their loved one receives the care he or she needs.
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Although the English have been awarding vertically sliced pigs to each other for more than 800 years, the words "bringing home the bacon" didn't appear in print, in that order, until New York's Post-Standard newspaper printed a telegram that boxer Joe Gans' mother sent him just before the 1906 World Lightweight Championship.
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Although the titleholder has her eyes set on bringing home the international crown, Ponce — who works with Fundación Daniela, a non-profit organization for transgender children and adolescents — already feels like a winner because she is able to represent her community on a stage that has viewership from all over the world.
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Mueller explained to Travel & Leisure that they searched throughout the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom to find a dog that looked exactly like Max, and ended up bringing home three adorable pups: Max II, as well as his deputy mayors Mitzi and Mikey, who are all of the same bloodline.
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Where her hopelessly-in-love teen character Laurel fell for murderous bad boy Billy (Ivan Sergei, who will also appear in the reboot), this James Franco-helmed extension sees Spelling's character Julie's daughter Leah (Leila George) bringing home a girl named Pearl (Emily Meade) who has a dark secret – she's a vampire.
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If you're looking for an alternative to boring old roasted turkey, want to impress the girl you're bringing home for the first time, or just need to use up leftovers, these balls of savory turkey and fragrant herbs—braised in beer and deep fried to crispy perfection—are a guaranteed crowd-pleaser.
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Some of the moves seemed cribbed straight from daytime television: bringing home a soldier from Afghanistan and reuniting him with his family, awarding a nine-year-old girl with a scholarship, and awarding the conservative radio icon Rush Limbaugh the Presidential Medal of Freedom — complete with a ceremony in the First Lady's box.
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Looked at this way, the anti-cauliflower rice bill may be a reaction to the growing popularity of the cruciferous vegetable, coupled with a desire to save an industry in decline — and not necessarily a way of helping customers avoid bringing home a bag of "rice" only to realize it's a vegetable.
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And these days, professional Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE impersonators say they're bringing home the bacon just like the famously wealthy real estate mogul.
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A lot of the scenes involving Xanther end up depicting her and her father in search of a dog (I am not sure why they wanted the dog) and instead finding a cat and bringing home the cat (I am not sure why we're supposed to give a shit about the cat besides the fact that it's probably cute).
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This week, we're talking about our favorite beach-side snacks and boardwalk spots: anything from the best/nearest place to get a lemonade when you feel the heat stroke comin' on, to the salt water taffy we're not sure we ever even really liked... but a trip to the beach feels incomplete without bringing home a box of it as a souvenir.
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Corey Lee's "Benu" cookbook is filled with stories: of his grandmother foraging for acorns; of his mother forcing him to drink a tonic of brewed deer's antlers; of his father bringing home live lobster for his son's birthday, and of the joys of eating tomalley (the wet gray-green paste that acts as a lobster's liver and pancreas) on buttered bread.
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While I'm personally on the fence about salary transparency within a company (I don't know that I need to know what all of my colleagues are bringing home), I'd like to get to a place where talking about earnings with certain colleagues and friends is no longer a heavy conversation topic, but rather a typical one that occurs organically without anyone feeling bashful, nervous, or tentative.
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WATCH THIS: 'Friends' Actress Who Played Ross' Girlfriend Julie Was 'Booed' by Fans 'Rooting for Rachel' Things comically escalate as Rachel goes on a shopping spree, bringing home a large decorative cage used by "Colonial bird merchants" and a "room separating apparatus," only to be challenged by Ross to take Phoebe to the made-up market with $60 to hunt for one of her miraculous finds.
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After some rose-colored teen-pregnancy scenes that exist in an entirely separate universe than Degrassi or 7th Heaven — here, teen parents-to-be continue to be dopey in love, only vaguely distracted by the impending stress of a baby — Diane realizes they need more money than what she's bringing home from her job at a bank and Jack from a video rental store (NOSTALGIA!).
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Head coach: Jay WrightLast season's record: 1.03-10, 13-5 in the Big EastPlayers to know: G Collin Gillespie (10.9 PPG, 2.4 RPG, 2.8 APG), F Saddiq Bey (8.2 PPG, 5.1 RPG, 1.3 APG), F Jermaine Samuels (6.4 PPG, 5.4 RPG, 1.0 APG)The Villanova Wildcats have been a dominant force in college basketball in recent years, bringing home two National Championships in the past four seasons.
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Mind you, for small children in the winter, especially if they're in preschool or day care (or have older siblings bringing home infections from elementary school), those four weeks could bring the onset of a new and different upper respiratory infection with its attendant cough and congestion; this contributes to the frustration of parents who feel the child has been unwell for a very long time.
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THE OTHER SIDE OF THAT IS IF YOU HAVE THE CHINA STUFF YOU'LL GO DOWN YOU KNOW, SO AND THEN CORRECTING TO THAT CURRENCY IF YOU GET A 10% MOVE IN THE CHINESE CURRENCY OR 15% MOVE ON THE CHINESE CURRENCY, A 28% MOVE IN THE EURO AT THAT POINT IN TIME, WHAT DOES THAT MEAN IN SAME DOLLARS YOU'RE BRINGING HOME, YOU KNOW AROUND THE WORLD.
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Sen. Orrin HatchOrrin Grant HatchTrump to award racing legend Roger Penske with Presidential Medal of Freedom Trump awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to economist, former Reagan adviser Arthur Laffer Second ex-Senate staffer charged in aiding doxxing of GOP senators MORE (R-Utah) on Tuesday responded to an article that said phrases like "bringing home the bacon" might be banned to avoid offending vegans with a video showing him eating the breakfast meat. pic.twitter.
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