He was the focal point for the Texans offensively, carrying the load as they stumbled early.
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"We've got a broad base now, it's not just one industry carrying the load," said Phelan.
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Now he's healthy and carrying the load while several other Denver Nuggets deal with maladies of their own.
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They have cut more than their commitment under the deal, carrying the load that is driving the high compliance rate.
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The 33-year-old veteran just signed a deal with the Redskins -- where Rob Kelley and Samaje Perine were carrying the load at running back.
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But until that era (without dubious deferments) happens, those who are serving will be the ones suffering and carrying the load for all of us.
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The pair's introduction immediately sets the alpha and beta tag-team dynamic: Thurgood casually asks for a hand with his bags, and Sam ends up carrying the load.
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"ER's" happened around the time Noah Wyle, who played Dr. John Carter, scaled back his duties, and it seemed writers were having trouble highlighting the strengths of the characters carrying the load.
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Sometimes I'm the one carrying the load of maintaining the house and maintaining the family, and making sure [18-month-old] Hank gets changed and fed, and sometimes, like this week, it's on Andy.
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That's a toxic business model, coming at a time when these same hospitals are carrying the load for many costly, essential services that their community competitors are not interested in providing to the uninsured.
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Yanni Gourde had 28 points in the series as well, with Tampa Bay's secondary scorers carrying the load when the top line of Stamkos, Nikita Kucherov and J.T. Miller quieted down after an explosive first round.
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Jerick McKinnon and Matt Asiata, the running back committee carrying the load for Minnesota with Adrian Peterson out for the long term, each had a rushing touchdown as the Vikings never trailed for the first time this season.
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"Fewer stocks are carrying the load of the market, a sign of exhaustion and, in our view, a bad signal for further price gains," wrote Wilson — the biggest bear in the CNBC survey — in a note published Monday.
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So, he's going to hang his head, but the second that she digs in on him — what right does she have to dig in when he's been carrying the load, and she just wants to go off and sing?
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Davis's MVP-caliber play is its own thing, but despite two bad losses in their last three games, no team can play as well as New Orleans has for over a month with only one player carrying the load.
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Matthew Futterman: It is impossible to read Messi's mind, but even before the missed penalty, from up close he has seemed a bit low-energy on the day, as though he might rather be on a beach in Ibiza rather than carrying the load of the nation on his shoulders.
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The domes of Saint-Front Cathedral were once different in size, but were redesigned by architect Paul Abadie to have one size, and to be symmetrical. The pillars carrying the load of the superstructure are 6 meters wide. The domes are inaccessible to the public.
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An early development was the semi- tunnel crankshaft. This used large ball or roller bearings of the tunnel style for their centre bearings, but the end bearings (carrying the load of pistons on only a single side) remained with a small diameter bearing of conventional style. This reduced the bearing cost, and also reduced the linear speed of these smaller bearings. This was important as it also reduced the speed of the crankcase oil seals alongside them.
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The history of the bridge indicates that some of these shims had come loose over time and fallen away. The loss of shims induced uneven loading, as the more tightly-connected diagonals absorbed load before the loose ones did. Åkesson points out that the shims themselves may even have created unequal pressure points between I-beams and the lugs, subjecting the lugs to bending forces as well as shear forces. With the diagonals not carrying the load they were intended to carry, extra stress was placed on the chords.
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Parton's voice remains a thing of wonder, whether it's on the haunting Smoky Mountains soul of the title cut, the aching "My Blue Tears", or the backwoods waltz "Bluer Pastures". "Mountain Angel" is spooky, "Marry Me" is a hoot, and both pay homage to the singer's mountain roots. Parton is still writing killer songs (half the 14 cuts), and the covers are lightning in a jug, including rousing takes on Collective Soul's "Shine", the Eagles' "Seven Bridges Road", and Cole Porter's "I Get a Kick Out of You". Production is of the back-porch variety, with bluegrass instrumentation mostly carrying the load.
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Former Minneapolis Federal Reserve, now Marquette Plaza The Federal Reserve moved two blocks away on Marquette Avenue to a building now known as Marquette Plaza, which is constructed much like a suspension bridge with cables strung between pillars at the ends carrying the load. It is noted as the first (and perhaps only) building ever made to use catenary support. Design problems, along with asbestos contamination, led the Federal Reserve to decide to move into a new complex and sell the old structure. The new owner rehabilitated the building and added on, and the building temporarily housed the central Minneapolis Public Library while its new building was under construction.
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During his first full year with the team, starting goaltender Ron Hextall battled a series of injuries and was limited to just eight games pushing Wregget into carrying the load. Wregget played 51 games for Philadelphia that year before resuming the back up role the following season when Hextall returned to health. In 1991-92, with youngster Dominic Roussel impressing during an extended look from the Flyers, Wregget was shipped to the cross-state rival Pittsburgh Penguins as part of a blockbuster transaction. The deal saw him joining the reigning champion Penguins along with Kjell Samuelsson and Rick Tocchet in exchange for Mark Recchi.
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