"These things usually go down to the wire," Roach said.
|
|
"We're down to the wire, which is insane," she said.
|
|
And many of those have gone down to the wire.
|
|
"We're down to the wire, which is insane," she says.
|
|
I was too down to the wire with the details.
|
|
Even so, the game still came down to the wire.
|
|
The vote is expected to come down to the wire.
|
|
Negotiations at such events typically go down to the wire.
|
|
Finally, we're down to the wire to prepare Thanksgiving dinner.
|
|
Analysts predict the deal will go down to the wire.
|
|
Today is NAFTA deadline day, and it's down to the wire.
|
|
"They're literally sewing right down to the wire," Mr. Lauren said.
|
|
The battle for the Senate is running down to the wire.
|
|
It is down to the wire with this harmful tax legislation.
|
|
"I think it's going to go down to the wire," Collins said.
|
|
No pressure, but we're getting down to the wire on holiday gifting.
|
|
" Another diplomat agreed that Brexit would "go right down to the wire.
|
|
Either day would drive Congress's spending drama down to the wire. Sen.
|
|
Ads are popping up everyday as things get down to the wire.
|
|
How about a couple of games that went down to the wire?
|
|
But I'm betting we go down to the wire on this one.
|
|
That means one thing: Primary season could go down to the wire.
|
|
" Another diplomat agreed that Brexit would "go right down to the wire.
|
|
Down to the wire was the rule with many championships at stake.
|
|
Going down to the wire in negotiations is part of the posturing process.
|
|
It's not unusual for government spending fights to go down to the wire.
|
|
The Hill: Senate GOP goes down to the wire in national emergency fight.
|
|
That seems unlikely in a race that is headed down to the wire.
|
|
A vote on California's landmark climate legislation is coming down to the wire
|
|
"These dresses and styling were down to the wire," she wrote on Instagram.
|
|
We all think we want a game that goes down to the wire.
|
|
It's pretty much down to the wire for holiday shopping at this point.
|
|
The diplomatic crisis between Qatar and Saudi Arabia is coming down to the wire.
|
|
But the wild-card races look to be going right down to the wire.
|
|
Talks usually go down to the wire and can change unexpectedly on political vagaries.
|
|
But the kick was on target, and the match would go down to the wire.
|
|
Congress is going down to the wire on a bill to rewrite federal energy policy.
|
|
Trump has loomed large in all three races as they come down to the wire.
|
|
Another No. 21 seed, Southern California, went down to the wire with No. 173 Baylor.
|
|
California single-use plastic ban comes down to the wire, the Los Angeles Times reports.
|
|
EU diplomats and officials dealing with Brexit expect it to go right down to the wire.
|
|
As the debate comes down to the wire, lawmakers are no longer asking what Trump wants.
|
|
It came down to the wire, something appropriate for the first major battery-electric motorsports series.
|
|
A spokeswoman for May's Downing Street office said the talks were going down to the wire.
|
|
"I really had the goddam thing synchronized down to the wire, like 'Mission: Impossible,' " Feeley said.
|
|
But now is the time to start paying attention, as talks come down to the wire.
|
|
In more than a dozen other states, budget deliberations came down to the wire this year.
|
|
The historic rivals went back-and-forth throughout the game, and right down to the wire.
|
|
The historic rivals went back-and-forth throughout the day, and right down to the wire.
|
|
The race has come down to the wire, with Northam having a slight edge over Gillespie.
|
|
It's getting down to the wire as we watch the last couple of episodes before the finale.
|
|
This is all to say that, when the plot gets down to the wire, everything unravels spiffily.
|
|
President Trump's decision to kill or save the Iran nuclear deal is coming down to the wire.
|
|
Right now, though, Brock Akil is sweating—and not because filming has come down to the wire.
|
|
Trump has a narrow lead in the state but it could easily go down to the wire.
|
|
Neither team led by more than eight points in a game that went down to the wire.
|
|
Those voters predominately favor Democrats, and Ohio is expected to go down to the wire this November.
|
|
He hadn't paid taxes and it was coming down to the wire—pay up or lose it.
|
|
The last MFF negotiations went down to the wire, taking two and a half years of haggling.
|
|
The announcement sets up a high-stakes vote that is expected to come down to the wire.
|
|
And social media users were almost excited as the players following their down-to-the-wire win.
|
|
Then it's time for a series of down-to-the-wire stealth attacks before the main battle.
|
|
The national championship game, tightly, if sloppily played throughout, seemed to be coming down to the wire.
|
|
"Claims of privilege that have never been tested down to the wire might have considerable force," he said.
|
|
It came down to the wire, but New York Mets' Noah Syndergaard won the 2019 CNBC Stock Draft.
|
|
Poll Watch The state's caucuses often come down to the wire, but this year's contest is especially uncertain.
|
|
Despite the high stakes, the agreement to provide Greece with the latest funds came down to the wire.
|
|
We're down to the wire, counting the final hours until everyone collectively lose their minds over Avengers: Endgame.
|
|
John McCain was recovering from surgery, suggesting even the procedural vote count may come down to the wire.
|
|
The Tigers have a win over Ohio State and played No. 3 Oklahoma down to the wire in November.
|
|
The game looked and felt a lot like the three previous games — tough, physical and down to the wire.
|
|
"There was an issue with Bangladeshi network upgrades that really went down to the wire," the source told Reuters.
|
|
Britain's crisis over leaving the EU, scheduled to take place on March 29, is going down to the wire.
|
|
While Romney's nomination four years ago was never in doubt, this year, it could go down to the wire.
|
|
Trump narrowly won Louisiana and Kentucky, where the final count went down to the wire late in the evening.
|
|
"It is going down to the wire," said Breanne Miller, a DNC vice chairwoman from Utah who is undecided.
|
|
It's unclear what the outcome of the meeting will be, as working-level negotiations continued down to the wire.
|
|
The process was a down-to-the-wire spitballing session about Atkins with two staffers on her office couch.
|
|
"Down to the wire," Mr. Percoco wrote again, in December, as he waited for the first check to arrive.
|
|
The odds remain against a strike, but talks are down to the wire, and something could easily go wrong.
|
|
There's even the obligatory time's-running-out theme song to heighten tension whenever things are down to the wire.
|
|
"We always knew it would be a very close caucus and go down to the wire," said Robby Mook, Mrs.
|
|
The battle for which party will control the Senate is coming down to the wire, too — and now with Sen.
|
|
It was a close-fought match that went down to the wire, and ended in a decision from the judges.
|
|
So they clearly hold a distinct physical advantage over the Astros, whom the Yankees took down to the wire–right?
|
|
I define a day as by midnight, and there are definitely days where I go really down to the wire.
|
|
It extended them by 30 days at the start of May, though that was a down-to-the-wire moment.
|
|
The Fed decision is going down to the wire," said Chris Rupkey," chief economist at MUFG Union Bank in New York.
|
|
But the battle for majority will go down to the wire since a handful of seats are too close to call.
|
|
GETAFE, Spain — The race for the Spanish league title went down to the wire for Barcelona, Real Madrid and Atlético Madrid.
|
|
The same-day revisions suggested that the editing of the opinion had gone down to the wire, and then across it.
|
|
"I have this mind-set that I feel like I can win if it gets down to the wire," Osaka said.
|
|
Below, your Carpetbagger surveys Oscar's most crowded field, but be forewarned: This contest is going to go down to the wire.
|
|
House lawmakers are hoping to vote on the bill as early as Wednesday, driving any Senate action down to the wire.
|
|
The Bulldogs played up to the No. 3 Duke Blue Devils' level in Indianapolis and it came down to the wire.
|
|
"Now I'm sure it'll go down to the wire at the summit," a third EU diplomat said on condition of anonymity.
|
|
The United States and Canada play for Olympic gold in women's hockey, and the game usually goes down to the wire.
|
|
"It really is going down to the wire but we still think we will be able to pull it off," he said.
|
|
The vote is expected to come down to the wire amid controversy over how repealing ObamaCare provisions would affect millions of people.
|
|
Of three Democratic candidates vying for the nomination, the race between Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton has been down to the wire.
|
|
"We knew when the draw came out it would go down to the wire, and that's what we have now," Klinsmann said.
|
|
The beer pong game came down to the wire, and when the dust settled, the "Beerbongs and Bentleys" rapper was $50k richer.
|
|
The U.S. and European Union are coming down to the wire in tense negotiations to reach a new transatlantic data transfer agreement.
|
|
Arizona's winner-take-all contest appears headed down to the wire between Trump and Cruz, with Kasich running a distant third place.
|
|
These days, thanks to digital technology, freelancers can submit their pages in down-to-the-wire fashion from all over the world.
|
|
Private grievances and public discord come together in a down-to-the-wire tiebreaker as millions watch on television throughout the world.
|
|
But Shapovalov leveled things up when he beat Khachanov 6-4 4-6 6-4, sending the tie down to the wire.
|
|
We're covering down-to-the-wire Brexit talks and the patterns that have emerged from private testimonies related to the impeachment inquiry.
|
|
The only race that came down to the wire was the wild card, where the Rays and Athletics beat out the Indians.
|
|
Picking an ultimate winner between those two might come down to the wire before preorders for the former kick off early Friday morning.
|
|
And as the health care negotiations come down to the wire, it's becoming more and more clear that Trump will have to choose.
|
|
That wasn't the case Sunday as Minnesota had to grind out a close game that went down to the wire at Target Center.
|
|
With preorders for the phone opening today, ahead of an expected April 21812534 sale, things were getting down to the wire for Samsung.
|
|
For the three Republican undecideds and red-state Democrat Joe Manchin, those conclusions appear to have come very much down to the wire.
|
|
The House will consider the AHCA Thursday in what is expected to become a high-stakes vote that comes down to the wire.
|
|
Fans get to watch love unfold over a matter of weeks -- and sometimes even days when it gets right down to the wire.
|
|
But my biggest gauge was how would the candidates handle themselves against the bully Donald Trump when it comes down to the wire.
|
|
It's possible she'll meet five of her new contestants on live TV, though casting was really down to the wire for her season.
|
|
This would mean the base case of an extension to Article 50 is likely to go "down to the wire" in late October.
|
|
Though a number of those games went down to the wire, the coin landed on the right side for the Warriors every time.
|
|
"It was down to the wire," Mr. Cohen told lawmakers on Wednesday, explaining why he initially paid her out of his own pocket.
|
|
Honda's reigning world champion Marc Marquez finished a mere 0.027 seconds behind the man who took last season's title battle down to the wire.
|
|
It's down to the wire, so you might be getting a bit stressed about what to do or maybe even where to do it.
|
|
The fight, which has been heating up in recent weeks, is now coming down to the wire, with the transition planned for Oct. 2628.
|
|
Without them, or with more mature versions of them, the down-to-the-wire 22016 election would almost certainly have gone the other way.
|
|
The next few weeks will determine whether the fight goes down to the wire or the opposition is crushed by Pelosi's enduring political strength.
|
|
The burgeoning agreement comes as lawmakers are going down to the wire to get a deal before they leave town for the August recess.
|
|
The potential agreement comes as lawmakers are going down to the wire to get a deal before they leave town for the August recess.
|
|
In a nondescript building just north of San Diego, California, the fight to save the northern white rhino is coming down to the wire.
|
|
Negotiations over a mammoth coronavirus stimulus package are going down to the wire as lawmakers remain stuck in a stalemate over several key provisions.
|
|
As the Brexit crisis goes down to the wire, May said a so-called "meaningful vote" would not take place this week as expected.
|
|
The Bachelor is getting down to the wire and we're no closer to knowing who, exactly, Peter Weber ends up with in the finale.
|
|
"We've played in some tight games but not down to the wire like this," said Kevin Durant, who led all scorers with 33 points.
|
|
Toss-up races are dominating the final days of the unpredictable midterm elections, pushing the heated battle for the Senate down to the wire.
|
|
The Houston Rockets&apos Monday-night thriller against the Sacramento Kings came down to the wire, and Russell Westbrook was ready to end it.
|
|
"We went right down to the wire with her," Parsons said, adding Citi was "maybe hours" away from losing that battle with the FDIC.
|
|
The result in North Carolina, where the incumbent Republican has come under fire for passing an anti-gay-rights law, went down to the wire.
|
|
This is, on the surface, exactly what it said it would do, and it didn't even come down to the wire — it's only Dec. 5.
|
|
Still, that race is expected to go down to the wire, assuming McSally triumphs over the field of conservative firebrands in the primary on Tuesday.
|
|
The company is responsible for the technology used to tally caucus votes and races on both sides are expected to go down to the wire.
|
|
In the last week of every month, they were inevitably down to the wire, so he would put a week's shopping on his credit card.
|
|
None of the others have been blowouts, but none have gone down to the wire, either, and many of them were not especially well-played.
|
|
And frequently, the cancellation isn't forthrightly announced by anyone, or the network might go down to the wire on renegotiating its contract with the studio.
|
|
In 2020, senators still have some sway on the electoral process that could prove critical if the race goes down to the wire in Milwaukee.
|
|
However, they faced a roadblock against Geno Auriemma's UConn Huskies in a Final Four game that went to overtime and came down to the wire.
|
|
If it got down to the wire for the part of the leading man, the powers that be would say, 'Hey, what are you guys doing?
|
|
Despite the massive gap in spending, the race came down to the wire, with Scott eking out the incumbent Democrat, by less than 1 percentage point.
|
|
Wednesday, November 2: Warren is expected to join phone-banking efforts in Carson City and Reno, Nevada, as the Silver State goes down to the wire.
|
|
I wanted to see it come down to the wire, I wanted to see if it could be beaten because I think it can be done.
|
|
Challenger says that his office will even call everyone to take an impromptu break and gather when a close game is getting down to the wire.
|
|
The EU believes the talks would go right down to the wire with a March 21-22, make-or-break summit of the bloc's national leaders.
|
|
It's why spending fights usually come down to the wire, and why gun control only sees a real debate after a particularly high-profile mass shooting.
|
|
"Usually CHIP doesn't come down to the wire like this," said Jesse Cross-Call, a senior policy analyst at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
|
|
Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are still deadlocked in Iowa, a new poll shows, suggesting that the Democratic race in Iowa will be down to the wire.
|
|
But they're coming down to the wire, and with enough lawmakers coming out against the spending bill, Democrats and Republicans appear to be talking past each other.
|
|
With the Senate refusing to budge on Merrick Garland, Barack Obama's nominee, and the November election going down to the wire, the court is biding its time.
|
|
Misfits had a huge time advantage but EnVyUs came in with a strong defense, winning team fight after team fight and putting Misfits down to the wire.
|
|
And if you really want to take it down to the wire when shopping for a last minute Valentine's gift, Prime Now also offers one-hour delivery.
|
|
In fact, you just need an internet connection, and maybe a few friends to act as emotional support for when things really get down to the wire.
|
|
Burr has apologized for this while Ross has taken advantage of the opportunity in a race that will probably go down to the wire on Election Day.
|
|
It's coming down to the wire ... jury selection's scheduled to start Monday, but Linhart and his attorney, Peter Gleason, are still confident prosecutors will make an offer.
|
|
For her part, Haspel will continue to prepare aggressively for her confirmation hearing slated for Wednesday, with meetings and "murder board" sessions scheduled down to the wire.
|
|
Both DNC members and chair candidates believe the race is still far from over, though it's expected to go down to the wire between Ellison and Perez.
|
|
Their Senate race is expected to come down to the wire, and it may end up determining whether Democrats can reclaim control of the Senate this fall.
|
|
Puerto Rico debt crisis The Senate is going down to the wire on a House-passed Puerto Rico relief bill ahead of a critical July 22019 deadline.
|
|
The battle for silver went right down to the wire with France's Laurie Berthron edging Olympic silver-medallist Sarah Hammer of the U.S. in the final sprint.
|
|
Such negotiations often go down to the wire and could extend into September But without some sort of deal on spending for the fiscal year starting Oct.
|
|
In fact, these voters determined the outcome of the Democratic primary for governor in 2018 and brought the general election for that office down to the wire.
|
|
The game, like many between No. 8 and No. 9 seeds, lacked marquee value, but offered the tantalizing possibility that it would go down to the wire.
|
|
It's getting down to the wire for your opportunity to show off your early-stage startup in Startup Alley at TechCrunch Disrupt SF this October 2-4.
|
|
Els indicated he expects the event to go down to the wire, putting Adam Scott and his most senior players down for the late matches on Sunday.
|
|
" Obama said that if the election comes down to the wire, it won't be "because of Hillary's flaws, but because structurally, we've become a very polarized society.
|
|
But this down-to-the-wire effort to share policy proposals and paint their opponents as establishment shills or unelectable wacko birds probably matters less than candidates hope.
|
|
It's fully December, which means you're getting down to the wire with holiday shopping so here's a great life hack: Pick a gift theme, and stick to it.
|
|
The last time the decision to raise or suspend the debt ceiling came down to the wire was on October 16, 2013, the day before the "x date".
|
|
But the other interesting part was how each game ended up coming down to the wire, even if it felt at times like someone had a massive lead.
|
|
Let me get your assessment: Yesterday was a super busy day, down to the wire, Travis finally decided to leave after a lot of pressure, he's the CEO.
|
|
Moore, his fellow producer Carl Deal and editor Doug Abel worked right down to the wire, putting the finishing touches on the 73-minute film on Monday night.
|
|
According to a new report from Bloomberg, however, some of the heel dragging with regard to decision making on that front is really coming down to the wire here.
|
|
Their battle for the year-end top spot could go down to the wire with the winner of the season-ending ATP Finals, which will be held from Nov.
|
|
While it initially looked like the contest in Indiana would come down to the wire, Sanders has since been declared the winner, and it looks like he'll win handily.
|
|
For the answer, we here at TMZ Sports have compiled the best of both team's red-hot WAGS ... and we gotta say, this one's going down to the wire.
|
|
" • "The down-to-the-wire talks between British and European diplomats began on Tuesday morning, with some European officials predicting that the two sides would never close the divide.
|
|
If you're someone who takes their gift buying down to the wire, do you blame it on procrastination, forgetfulness or the hope of snatching a great last-minute deal?
|
|
That means the EU and UK likely can't go down to the wire, seeking last-minute extensions, in the same way they did in the first phase of Brexit.
|
|
DUESSELDORF, Germany (Reuters) - The race to succeed Angela Merkel as leader of Germany's ruling conservatives, and take pole position to succeed her as chancellor, is going down to the wire.
|
|
Investors are concerned that efforts to raise the debt ceiling will come down to the wire as disagreements among Republicans on healthcare legislation show a lack of consensus among lawmakers.
|
|
Live results from Virginia, where Democrat Ralph Northam led Republican Ed Gillespie narrowly in most polls heading into the night in a race expected to go down to the wire.
|
|
"Bazz played with energy," said Thibodeau, whose team had to endure an early-morning flight into Oakland crossing two time zones following a down-to-the-wire win Monday night.
|
|
The Spurs' previous four wins had come by an average of 223.9 points, and the team believes the down-to-the-wire contest will only help them improve going forward.
|
|
Letters are flying in both directions on Capitol Hill as the debate over how the commission should open up the market for the television boxes goes down to the wire.
|
|
Diplomats who deal with the agency say an inspection in late April went down to the wire in terms of how quickly the IAEA team gained access to one site.
|
|
At the same time, some diplomats who follow Iran closely say it has dragged its feet in dealing with the agency and some inspections have gone down to the wire.
|
|
The German, winner last year in a championship that went down to the wire, expressed disappointment at the latest in a sequence of setbacks for Ferrari's leading contender Sebastian Vettel.
|
|
It was only a little over a year ago that the Senate voted 66-32 to confirm Pompeo as CIA chief; and now his vote is down to the wire.
|
|
Don't look too deeply into the listings just yet — after all, most of them will probably be gone by the time you move (unless you're already down to the wire).
|
|
On Sunday, Tatum scored 41 points, dueling with LeBron James and Anthony Davis, in a down-to-the-wire loss to the Los Angeles Lakers that drew praise from James.
|
|
DOWN TO THE WIRE The pronouncements came at the end of a tumultuous week in which Brexit negotiations have shifted wildly, starting with a public row between London and Brussels.
|
|
The state's caucuses often come down to the wire, but with the polling picture in flux and the impeachment trial slanting the playing field, this year's contest is especially uncertain.
|
|
That is what happened last November in Kentucky, when talk of a rigged election spread online after it became clear that the governor's race would come down to the wire.
|
|
The U.S. managed to secure a deal with Mexico and Canada to replace the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) following talks that went down to the wire in late September.
|
|
Some lawmakers criticised the government's plan to impose a specific date for Britain leaving the EU, saying it would create significant difficulties if negotiations with Brussels went down to the wire.
|
|
When negotiations over raising the debt ceiling came down to the wire in October 2013 investors also pulled cash from the repurchase agreement (repo) market, adding to pressure on bond yields.
|
|
Reid said it was important to the Baylor players to make a statement about themselves that they are better than the team that went down to the wire with the Cyclones.
|
|
MADRID (Reuters) - The races to control the Spanish capital and the wider region around Madrid in elections next Sunday look to be going down to the wire, according to two polls.
|
|
Lawmakers are coming down to the wire on privacy legislation some say is critical to securing a data transfer deal between the U.S. and European Union before a month's end deadline.
|
|
As the presidential election comes down to the wire, it seems as if Americans are grasping at anything to cope with the deluge of vitriol emerging from an increasingly bitter campaign.
|
|
Of course, they probably prefer to be zipping off to space, but if you're down to the wire and you got to stay grounded, this is one advantage of having cable.
|
|
We're getting down to the wire of holiday season, and if you're lucky enough to have generous family and friends around you, they're probably wondering what gifts you want this year.
|
|
Senate Republicans are down to the wire on their tax bill — so much so that the legislation, which would massively overhaul the nation's tax code, has large portions that are handwritten.
|
|
We're down to the wire on who is eligible for the list of 2018's most iconic couples, which might be why we're currently looking for last-minute additions at every turn.
|
|
Now just a game out of first place, the Huskies return to Storrs to host Houston as the race for the American Athletic Conference regular season title comes down to the wire.
|
|
In the final weeks before going public, Uber also secured down-to-the-wire investments from PayPal and from a coalition interested in its autonomous vehicle business that includes SoftBank and Toyota.
|
|
It's coming down to the wire for the Republican health-care bill, with President Donald Trump's push for action on Monday almost sounding like a "Hail Mary," analyst Ipsita Smolinski told CNBC.
|
|
They weren't sure they had product market fit, but they went to the Democratic National Convention to try the Airbnb idea when they were down to the wire in terms of money.
|
|
With Republicans split over whether spending cuts or changes to the budget process should be tied to the raising of the debt limit, reaching a deal could go down to the wire.
|
|
Wentz and Foles have been splitting first-team reps evenly during practice, according to Pederson, but both Wentz and his coach have said the QB's availability will come down to the wire.
|
|
"Any meaningful forecasting was largely dependent on a benign outcome to the ongoing Brexit talks, which look set to go right down to the wire," said CMC Markets' chief analyst Michael Hewson.
|
|
With markets having rallied in recent days on expectations of an agreement, coming days could bring some profit-taking regardless of how the down-to-the-wire negotiations break over the weekend.
|
|
Once again, the chief, an appointee of President George W. Bush and a reliable conservative, had sided with the liberals as a dispute of immense national significance went down to the wire.
|
|
But when it comes down to the wire, he flakes, first eliminating Dominique and then turning to Ruby and telling her that it would be too hard to live up to her standards.
|
|
A highly anticipated special election in Georgia is coming down to the wire Tuesday as Democrats look to deliver a major upset and turn the House race into a referendum on President Trump.
|
|
She spends all of 2010 securing the financing, which came down to the wire, and ultimately required a $500,0003 bridge loan from a local real estate magnate whom the Sanders' are close with.
|
|
Even so, it very much came down to the wire, as our entire group seemed incapable of decisively winning anything, and we squeaked into the second round with a narrow victory against Austria.
|
|
In fact, even the display of it here at CES has been down to the wire, and we weren't able to get our own video and photos ahead of the news coming out.
|
|
In the wheelchair division, Daniel Romanchuk beat Marcel Hug in a rematch of last year's down-to-the wire men's race, and Manuela Schar won the women's race for the third consecutive year.
|
|
According to reports, the Cardinals took their decision down to the wire Thursday night and kept all options open in the event a trade offer or motivation to move another direction arrived. MMQB.
|
|
"Any meaningful (BoE) forecasting was largely dependent on a benign outcome to the ongoing Brexit talks, which look set to go right down to the wire," said CMC Markets' chief analyst Michael Hewson.
|
|
BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's presidential race looks set to go down to the wire, with the first batch of polls showing incumbent Mauricio Macri and center-left challenger Alberto Fernández neck-and-neck.
|
|
The teases — that there were four finalists, that the decision would come down to the wire — made for familiar Trumpian theater, public yet opaque, prodding news cycles of excited rumor and mind-reading.
|
|
Two years ago, McIlroy was one of just three Europeans with a winning record at Hazeltine, with a 23-2 mark that included a down-to-the-wire singles loss to Patrick Reed.
|
|
New Mexico is a safe state for Democrats, and Colorado looks fairly secure as well; Florida will come down to the wire, and even Arizona could be in play in a Clinton wave.
|
|
With Americans going to the polls on Tuesday, it is down to the wire for social media companies to show that they have clamped down on disinformation and foreign interference through their sites.
|
|
You and I both expected to be up tonight talking about the down-to-the-wire Democratic primary for governor, and it instead looks like it's the Republican race that's really shocking everybody.
|
|
The Gretzky family has been busy this month, as Paulina's husband, golfer Dustin Johnson, played in the 2019 Masters Tournament, which came down to the wire on Sunday, the last day of the contest.
|
|
Having grappled with the issue for the past 215 months, no consensus or preferred pricing model appears to have emerged on macroeconomic, fixed income and foreign exchange research, taking discussions down to the wire.
|
|
Reminder that the industry has until 2020 until California's privacy bill goes into effect, and folks I've spoken to expect that the race to pass a national bill will come down to the wire.
|
|
That's why renewals for shows like Bones (which concluded its 12th and final season this spring) or CSI (which was finally canceled in 2015, after 15 seasons) come down to the wire every year.
|
|
As the primary comes down to the wire and election handicappers readjust their race ratings to "toss-up," Republicans are working to make sure Ossoff doesn't win more than 50 percent of the vote.
|
|
The race in Bremen, whose strong commercial and industrial base has been hit by the decline of shipyards on the river Weser and the North Sea Bremerhaven port is going down to the wire.
|
|
Suddenly, a spending bill that was meant to be a mere legislative grace note to much larger health care and tax policy bills has become the centerpiece of another down-to-the-wire battle.
|
|
The GOP nominee has frequently brought up Bill Clinton's past as the 2016 campaign winds down to the wire, inviting some of the women who accused him of sexual misconduct to Sunday's presidential debate.
|
|
Here are the 8 Republicans who could sink it Here are the 8 Republicans who could sink it Yet again, another key piece of the Republican legislative agenda is coming down to the wire.
|
|
She's the person telling Joel what the best ideas and plans are, and when things get down to the wire, she's the person who puts Joel on the road to helping save the human race.
|
|
Though a strike this year was considered unlikely, the talks going down to the wire did suggest the AMPTP (which represents studios, networks, production companies, and other producers) and the WGA had contentious moments throughout.
|
|
The musicians' interplay, the combination of hard-earned skill and raw physicality in the playing… when it all coalesces, it can be like watching riveting theater or a sporting event going down to the wire.
|
|
Frazier also said talks were so down to the wire that when he came out of the game last week in Chicago and asked GM Rick Hahn what team acquired him, he couldn't find out.
|
|
Just 21 days before Britain is due to leave the EU, the two sides are locked in a game of brinkmanship and attempts to reach a mutually acceptable deal could go down to the wire.
|
|
Down to the wire Two hours before the midnight deadline Tuesday, Lewis told reporters the union had received a last-minute proposal, leaving parents wondering if their children would be in or out of school.
|
|
Hillary Clinton and Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont remain deadlocked in Iowa less than a week before the caucuses, according to a new poll that shows the first nominating contest going down to the wire.
|
|
Lee's office predicted that a move to discharge the legislation out of committee and to the entire Senate would likely take place on Thursday, pushing the fight over the clawback plan down to the wire.
|
|
Was there any remotely politically attuned American for whom that astonishing day, followed by the six-day F.B.I. investigation and the down-to-the-wire Senate vote, was not at the top of her mind?
|
|
"I'd like it to be 3-0 because I'm Australian, but I can see the matches going down to the wire just due to the improvement and the belief in that England team," he said.
|
|
Just three weeks before Britain is due to leave the EU, the two sides are locked in a game of brinkmanship and attempts to reach a mutually acceptable deal could go down to the wire.
|
|
Of course, the Knights are officially done this season -- the Sharks took care of them in the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs in a super controversial, down-to-the-wire game 7 finish.
|
|
Background reading: • Ms. Steinhauer's article about how an unwillingness among Republicans to pay for a wall between the United States and Mexico could lead to another down-to-the-wire battle over a spending bill.
|
|
Washington (CNN)As the debate over the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program goes down to the wire, the parents of the young undocumented immigrants affected -- not the recipients themselves -- may be the trickiest flashpoint.
|
|
"We were watching all the way to the end, hoping and praying, but it just came down to the wire and the Brits did a fantastic job to pass a couple of boats," he added.
|
|
Just 22 days before Britain is due to leave the EU the two sides are locked in a game of brinkmanship and attempts to reach a mutually acceptable deal could go down to the wire.
|
|
LONDON (Reuters) - Trade minister Liam Fox said on Wednesday he expected efforts to replicate European Union trade agreements with third countries in time for Britain's exit from the bloc would "go down to the wire".
|
|
"It's like boxing, you have two guys who are slugging it out for a very long time and I think it'll go down to the wire, which is another good reason to tune in." he added.
|
|
In fact, Trump has peddled so many lies about the president that this clearly election-driven, down-to-the-wire political ploy rang hollow and felt like as much of an insult as the original claim.
|
|
TIRANA/PRISTINA (Reuters) - As the Brexit referendum goes down to the wire, some in the Balkans are bemused by the possibility of Britain voting to leave a club they are banging on the door to join.
|
|
Industry sources have said AirAsia is discussing the possible purchase of another 100 Airbus A321neo jets as the airline and Airbus go down to the wire in parallel negotiations for an expanded order for larger A330neo jets.
|
|
As the race between Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton for the Democratic nomination comes down to the wire, the two candidates are looking ahead to their potential running mates — or at least ever-avid political reporters are.
|
|
"We were going to call it 'Devil Dog,' but that name was taken, as were most other names with dog in them, and we were down to the wire to come up with a name," said Caruso.
|
|
Market Turmoil The global financial system has in recent years managed to absorb rolling debt crises in Greece, military clashes in Ukraine, down-to-the-wire budget fights in Washington and a shock currency devaluation by China.
|
|
Washington (CNN)Republicans are in a down-to-the-wire push to repeal the Affordable Care Act one last time before the clock runs out at the end of the month, and a proposal from GOP Sens.
|
|
In the clip above, The Daily Show host partners up with professional streamer Tyler "Ninja" Blevins for a round of squads — and although it comes down to the wire, they just about manage to scrape the victory.
|
|
Now, the clock is running down to the wire: Europe's privacy regulators have said they will begin to take enforcement action against U.S. firms at the end of the month if a new agreement is not reached.
|
|
"All the signs of ORB's latest and final poll point to a referendum that will truly come down to the wire," said Lynton Crosby, a political strategist who advised the Conservatives at the last national election in 2015.
|
|
When negotiations over raising the debt ceiling came down to the wire in October 2013 investors pulled cash from the repo market on concern about receiving debt maturing that month as collateral, adding to pressure on bond yields.
|
|
The company was discussing the possible purchase of another 100 Airbus A20093neo jets as Fernandes and Airbus went down to the wire in parallel negotiations for an expanded order for larger A330neo jets, industry sources said on Sunday.
|
|
DOWN TO THE WIRE India is keen to save Jet to prevent thousands of job losses, which could potentially dent sentiment days ahead a federal election in which Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeks to secure a second term.
|
|
The consistent lead led to handicappers rating the West Virginia seat as "lean Democrat," even as other vulnerable incumbents from states that Trump won by a smaller margin remained locked in down-to-the-wire toss-up fights.
|
|
Because negotiations over the legislation went down to the wire, with the House not passing its measure until Wednesday, Paul and Lee were able to throw up procedural roadblocks to the Senate voting on it before Sunday's deadline.
|
|
DETROIT – Contract negotiations between the United Auto Workers and General Motors are expected to run down to the wire as both sides work to get a deal before their current labor agreement expires just before midnight on Saturday.
|
|
The showdown between Britain and the European Union, it seems, may be destined go right down to the wire The president of the European Council, Donald Tusk, did offer a bit of encouragement in an otherwise bleak landscape.
|
|
Struggling energy and engineering firm Abengoa will probably have to ask a court for more time to get lenders to back its debt restructuring, as its race to avoid becoming Spain's first ever bankruptcy goes down to the wire.
|
|
It went down to the wire before ending in a 52-48 percent win for Brexit in the early hours of Friday, prompting celebrations by "Leave" campaigners and their supporters for a move they said would make Britain stronger.
|
|
Trump in the past has made clear his intentions to keep the military base open -- despite former President Barack Obama's down to the wire efforts to rid the camp of all remaining detainees and close the prison for good.
|
|
NEW YORK, Oct 15 (Reuters) - With Britain and the European Union making progress in down-to- the-wire talks to reach a Brexit deal, U.S. companies that derive a portion of their revenue from the region face some uncertainty.
|
|
That things came down to the wire for the N.F.L.'s hottest team against one that has now lost six of its last seven games was a result of one of the most nerve-racking performances of Prescott's career.
|
|
Both parties are under pressure to act swiftly to prevent roiling financial markets with yet another round of dramatic, down-to-the-wire negotiations in early September, just days after lawmakers are slated to return from their summer break.
|
|
And in those moments, when there were no easy buckets to be had, Golden State had the silver bullet it lacked in last year's down-to-the-wire Finals: hand the ball to Mr Durant, and let him work his magic.
|
|
SAMARA, Russia (Reuters) - Captain Mile Jedinak rode to Australia's World Cup rescue with a penalty to cancel out Christian Eriksen's superb opener for Denmark, securing a 1-1 draw on Thursday that ensured Group C would go down to the wire.
|
|
SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Triple world champion Lewis Hamilton won a stop-start, wet and chaotic Brazilian Grand Prix on Sunday to take the Formula One title battle with Mercedes team mate Nico Rosberg down to the wire in Abu Dhabi.
|
|
But it looks like the EU isn't rushing to make a decision, either; leaders are going to wait a bit to see how the Brexit debate plays out in Parliament this week — which means this could come down to the wire.
|
|
After months in the spotlight as a key battleground state in the race for the White House between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, the vote count in the Sunshine State came down to the wire with little daylight between them.
|
|
Though the appointment was seen as a defeat for Netanyahu, Herzog vowed to work closely with his political rival and said they had a good rapport despite a hotly contested 2015 race for prime minister than went down to the wire.
|
|
NEW YORK (Reuters) - "La La Land" is set to sweep the Oscars, but the race to be crowned Hollywood's leading man is going down to the wire, say bookmakers who are seeing record bets on the Academy Awards this year.
|
|
"All the signs of ORB's latest and final poll point to a referendum that will truly come down to the wire," said Lynton Crosby, a political strategist who advised the ruling Conservative Party at the last national election in 2015.
|
|
"While we know it's going to go down to the wire in both places, I think we're confident in the ground game that we've built both in Iowa and New Hampshire," Clinton spokesman Brian Fallon said during a Wednesday conference call.
|
|
Making the racing more exciting and competitive is a priority, with the season fizzling out in the later stages after Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel and eventual champion Lewis Hamilton had looked like battling down to the wire earlier in the year.
|
|
LIVERPOOL, England (Reuters) - Siemens UK Chief Executive Juergen Maier, a prominent supporter of Britain's membership of the European Union, said on Monday he was worried by opinion polls showing the country's EU referendum is likely to go down to the wire.
|
|
They were down to the wire editing "Dark Waters" for an early test screening for the studio, Focus Features, and they worked away with the kind of steady intuitive understanding that's usually reserved for a quarterback and his wide receiver.
|
|
The team signed a highly regarded prospect out of Brooklyn, the 6-foot-1 point guard Shamorie Ponds, and came down to the wire with a five-star prospect, Rawle Alkins, who wound up committing to Arizona on Monday night.
|
|
That being said, with being more in play than they have been for weeks, it is going to be down to the wire at the end of this week to figure out just how long this trial will go on.
|
|
COLOMBO (Reuters) - Sri Lanka's Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe faces a no- confidence motion on Wednesday that could go down to the wire and lead to political instability in the island nation, even if the government manages to scrape a win.
|
|
LONDON/MADRID (Reuters) - Negotiations on how carbon markets can be used by countries to meet their global warming goals under the Paris accord go down to the wire this week as United Nations climate talks enter their final days in Madrid.
|
|
As Brexit goes down to the wire, fears on both sides of the Channel are growing about the economic damage in the event that Britain leaves the EU abruptly without any transition agreement to soften the resulting disruption to trade.
|
|
Trade negotiations often go down to the wire, so a final outcome is not likely before the end of February, and any agreement will need the approval of Trump and Xi. The two presidents have no meeting planned before the March deadline.
|
|
Hopes of progress on a Brexit deal between London and Brussels have fueled a sterling rebound to nine-week highs; yet the view broadly remains that talks will go down to the wire, setting British assets up for a volatile few months.
|
|
The Nets have not gone down-to-the-wire in a win of late and fell 22-216 at Detroit on Saturday to suffer their fourth straight loss, leading to the dismissal of Hollins and the reassignment of general manager Billy King.
|
|
He said from the beginning of the primary cycle that people are "sick and tired of hearing about your damn emails," but as the nomination process comes down to the wire and investigations conclude, Sanders may consider using the scandal against her.
|
|
In a sign that Brexit talks could go down to the wire, EU sources said they want clarity from London by the end of Wednesday at the latest if there is to be a summit this month to approve a Brexit deal.
|
|
Jordain Carney reports that GOP lawmakers have searched for an off-ramp for weeks, juggled Trump's tweets and entreaties by phone to stand with him, and they're now down to the wire before an expected Thursday floor vote in the Senate (The Hill).
|
|
As the United Kingdom's labyrinthine Brexit crisis goes down to the wire, May is making a last-ditch effort to get changes to the divorce package but lawmakers will try on Wednesday to grab control of Brexit in a series of parliamentary votes.
|
|
Contract talks are likely to go down to the wire this weekend to avert a strike by some 22007,227 TV and movie writers should they fail to reach a deal with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) by Monday night.
|
|
The Cardinals prevailed last season when Jaylen Smith made an acrobatic catch in the end zone with 13 seconds left for a 223-25 win, and the schools split one-score games the previous two years that went down to the wire.
|
|
Led by legendary coach Dean Smith, and with a roster boasting some of the greatest players ever — indeed, perhaps the greatest player ever — the '82 Heels won a thrilling, down-to-the-wire contest against the Georgetown Hoyas to claim the title.
|
|
Now we're going to see storylines about Democrats being unable to win close elections, even though this race came down to the wire — and even though Republicans have won this district for decades by at least 20183 points, if not much, much more.
|
|
Britain's crisis over leaving the EU, scheduled to take place on March 29, is going down to the wire as May struggles to get the changes she says she needs from the bloc to get her deal passed by a divided parliament.
|
|
AirAsia is discussing the possible purchase of another 100 Airbus A321neo jets as the company's chief executive officer, Malaysian entrepreneur Tony Fernandes, and Airbus go down to the wire in parallel negotiations for an expanded order for larger A330neo jets, industry sources said.
|
|
With the crisis going down to the wire, May is struggling to get the kind of changes from the EU she says she needs to get her divorce deal through a divided parliament and smooth the country's biggest policy shift in more than 40 years.
|
|
Just like old times, a Georgetown-Syracuse game went down to the wire Saturday as the Hoyas took the lead midway through the second half and held on to beat the Orange 78-71 before 25,131 on Pearl Washington Day at the Carrier Dome.
|
|
In a political exercise that is coming down to the wire, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell announced Tuesday that a "discussion draft" of the bill that would repeal and replace Obamacare -- which has so far been kept closely under wraps -- will be released this Thursday.
|
|
The backlash comes as the battle for the Senate is going down to the wire, with Democrats trying to fend off GOP challengers in several red and purple states, including West Virginia, that will determine which party controls the chamber for the next two years.
|
|
The down-to-the-wire maneuvering risked political chaos and sowed bitterness and pessimism among Puerto Ricans about the fate of their island, which has been battered by years by bankruptcy and Hurricane Maria in 2017, one of the worst natural disasters in U.S. history.
|
|
The first slate of games included Patrick Mahomes picking up where he left off, Lamar Jackson shredding the Dolphins, the Patriots looking like the best team in the league, and the Saints beating the Texans in a memorable, down-to-the-wire, Monday night shootout.
|
|
We're getting down to the wire for Peter Weber's season of The Bachelor, but just when we thought we got a handle on what will go down during next week's two-night finale, a brand new theory has emerged and turned everything on its head.
|
|
Emerging triumphant from a down-to-the-wire victory Thursday afternoon in the Winter Olympic tournament final, against their longtime Canadian rivals, the U.S. women's hockey team fielded questions from the press while looking basically as exhilarated and joyful as could be expected from such a win.
|
|
People become dug in, and if the administration doesn't take responsibility for ensuring that the debt limit gets raised – especially when Republicans control one of the Houses of Congress – then I think we could have markets truly on edge as it comes down to the wire.
|
|
Manchester City are favorites to defend their league champion status against Liverpool in a title race that has gone down to the wire and seen both teams accumulate what will be the second and third highest season point totals ever, respectively, if both win their final matches.
|
|
But if it comes down to the wire, if it is a game that's well-played and fluid and encapsulates the sheer fun of a season that felt like a bit of a renaissance, then it could matter almost as much as that 1985 game did.
|
|
The budget carrier is leaning towards breaking its exclusive ties with Airbus by selecting the Boeing 787 for its requirement for up to 16 wide-body jets to be delivered in 2020 and 2021, but negotiations are set to go down to the wire, the sources said.
|
|
In the end, the talks went down to the wire, with Kushner abandoning plans to spend the Jewish festival of Sukkot with his family late on Sunday, the person in Washington said, as Canada and the United States thrashed out the last details of a deal.
|
|
Less than a week before the N.F.L. season begins, the league and one its most prominent players, Ezekiel Elliott of the Dallas Cowboys, have set the stage for a down-to-the-wire court battle over his six-game suspension related to a domestic violence incident.
|
|
House Speaker Paul Ryan and top campaign lieutenants said at a closed-door GOP meeting that the down-to-the-wire outcome in what had been a reliably red district shows that Democratic enthusiasm is real and all incumbents need to be prepared for competitive races.
|
|
"I have this mindset that I feel like I can win if it gets down to the wire, like, if I have to break a person, I feel like I have the ability to do that," Osaka, who plays Katerina Siniakova of the Czech Republic next, said.
|
|
" Maryland Dems down to the wire after contentious primary - WaPo : "The two front-runners in the Maryland Democratic gubernatorial primary went home to their bases this weekend after spending much of the past week reaching out to undecided voters in areas of the state where they are less known.
|
|
Related: Clinton and Sanders Fight Over Gun Control Ahead of Connecticut's Primary As the race between Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton for the Democratic nomination comes down to the wire, the two candidates are looking ahead to their potential running mates — or at least ever-avid political reporters are.
|
|
But a lot of it is thanks to the fact that Oscar reality more or less reasserted itself this year, after a couple of wild Oscar seasons that went right down to the wire and resulted in come-from-behind winners (Spotlight in 2016 and Moonlight in 2017).
|
|
Other Suds Sixteen matchups that could come down to the wire based on this year's action so far: Dogfish Head's Tuxedo label taking on Jester King's Funk Metal; last year's runner-up Founders Brewing Azacca meeting Gigantic Brewing's Catch 23; and Odell Brewing's IPA versus Ninkasi Brewing's Ground Control.
|
|
Claire McCaskillClaire Conner McCaskillEx-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity Ocasio-Cortez blasts NYT editor for suggesting Tlaib, Omar aren't representative of Midwest Trump nominees meet fiercest opposition from Warren, Sanders, Gillibrand MORE (D), whose reelection bid against Republican Josh Hawley is going down to the wire.
|
|
In 2005, when Bush was down to the wire with a Supreme Court choice among top contenders Roberts, Alito and Michael Luttig -- all appeals court judges at the time -- for the vacancy created by Sandra Day O'Connor's announced retirement on July 1, 2005, he asked Kavanaugh for advice.
|
|
The government's plan was filed after a hearing in a lawsuit against the government over its family separation practice, and a chaotic week of down-to-the-wire reunions of a small subset of the separated children — those under 5 years old — with some false starts and delays.
|
|
With the debate over the legislation coming down to the wire, Fred Piccolo, a spokesman for House Speaker Richard Corcoran, a Republican who represents part of Pasco County north of Tampa, told CNN Friday he does not expect the governor to veto a bill that has passed both chambers.
|
|
"If we do get back down to the wire, with the debt ceiling not being raised or suspended when the Treasury is running out of money, then we would review the U.S. rating with potentially negative implications," he told Reuters on the sidelines of a Fitch sovereign ratings conference in London.
|
|
Mickelson had kept fans and officials guessing almost down to the wire, hanging on to the long shot hope that storms might delay the start of the year's second major and allow him to attend the graduation and then fly from San Diego to Wisconsin to make his tee time.
|
|
It went down to the wire, but the Writers Guild of America and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers have reached a new three-year deal in their contract negotiations, avoiding a possible writers' strike that could've shut down production on countless projects and cost the industry millions.
|
|
In other states, lawmakers seem willing to keep the debate over ballot selfies running down to the wire: In Michigan, an appeals court reversed a lower court's ruling to allow ballot selfies, leaving voters with just over a week to figure out whether the act was legal in their state.
|
|
In today's Hillcast PM View, your daily evening update on what went down in Washington: A vote to prevent another shutdown of the federal government goes down to the wire; new spending on top of tax cuts is expected to explode the debt; and North Korea looms over the Olympic games.
|
|
The final result may go down to the wire, however, leaving candidates in coalition negotiations, either with the once-dominant Pakistan People's Party -- led by the 29-year-old Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, son of former President Asif Ali Zardari and Benazir Bhutto -- or with some of the wide array of smaller parties.
|
|
I don't know if these thoughts are code for "25G is expensive and we need to defray the cost," whether these carriers just haven't figured out pricing yet, or whether they don't want to tip their hands early, but we're getting down to the wire — especially for AT&T's promised end-of-286 launch.
|
|
It has already been debated up and down the Internet and written about by every journalist in the game, you don't need me to tell you which man I gave a one point edge to in one of the most action packed, down to the wire, and bizarre bouts I have seen inside the Octagon.
|
|
"As long as we don't have China on our side to go all the way down to the wire at the table, behind closed doors by the way, we're not going to get anything done, and they will continue to be a threat not only to us but to everybody in the region," he said.
|
|
Mickelson, however, who needs a U.S. Open victory to complete a career grand slam, was going to take it down to the wire, hoping enough rain and bad weather will delay Thursday's start to allow him to attend his daughter's graduation and fly from San Diego to Erin in time for his 2:20 PM CT (1920 GMT).
|
|
Bringing this particular Olympics to the finish line was often as much fun as a foreclosure, and while the daily oversight meetings involving the I.O.C. and the local organizing committee quickly became pro forma in the second week of the Summer Games in Beijing and London, they remained all too substantive and necessary down to the wire in Rio.
|
|
"Elizabeth Warren has claimed for a long time that Bernie Sanders is a close friend and ally, but now that things are coming down to the wire she decided to level this ugly, vicious identity politics attacks on him for her own political gain," said Ball, a vocal Sanders supporter, while referring to Warren's comments during Tuesday night's Democratic presidential primary debate.
|
|
But with Mr. Bevin's choosing not to concede, and Kentucky authorities' preparing to recanvass all of the votes at his insistence, Kentucky is shaping up to be a case study in the real-world impact of disinformation — and a preview of what election-security officials and experts fear could unfold a year from now if the 21 presidential election comes down to the wire.
|
|
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) said a vote on the resolution of disapproval will take place Thursday and Republicans would go down to the wire as they mull their floor strategy.
|
|
Republicans are going down to the wire as they try to find a way out of their showdown with President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE over his national emergency to build a wall on the Mexican border.
|
|
But trade negotiations often go down to the wire, so a final outcome is not likely before the end of February, and any agreement will need the approval of Trump and Xi. If enough progress is made, the two sides also could decide to extend the deadline and keep negotiating, as often happened during talks last year to replace the North American Free Trade Agreement.
|
|
It was a close call for Austria; Mr. Hofer would have been Europe's first far-right head of state since World War II. But for the Freedom Party, there is victory in defeat: Not only did Mr. Hofer make it to the second round of voting, easily outpolling candidates from the center right and center left, but the result was down to the wire — he was ahead on Sunday night, before absentee votes were counted.
|
|
For example, Team Trump — Ted Cruz of Texas, Brian Kemp of Georgia, Ron DeSantis of Florida, to name three — stuck to the party line that kept them in their positions, albeit in down-to-the-wire races, making their appearance in Republican red ties (the kind the president favors, the kind that hark back to the go-go days of Ronald Reagan) with dark suits and white shirts, the effect ironed and buttoned-up and very status quo.
|
|
Many Democrats believe that despite Ellison's early momentum, the race is destined to come down to the wire between him and Labor Secretary Tom Perez, whose support from the White House could set up a dynamic similar to the 2016 presidential primary between Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, whom Perez supported, and Sen.
|
|
Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulSenate Republicans eye K income threshold for coronavirus checks Senate passes House's coronavirus aid bill, sending it to Trump McConnell says Senate will pass House coronavirus bill without changes MORE (R-Ky.) and Mike LeeMichael (Mike) Shumway LeeSenate passes House's coronavirus aid bill, sending it to Trump Senate clears 77-day extension of surveillance powers This week: Senate balances surveillance fight with growing coronavirus concerns MORE (R-Utah) are playing hardball as they drive a legislative battle in the Senate down to the wire.
|
|
After an endless, bruising, down-to-the-wire gut-punch of a presidential election we as Americans, who have spent so much of the last 18 months at each other's throats, willfully blind to the fact that we are countrymen irretrievably lashed to the same ship whether it floats or it sinks, should be able to turn as one to the reparative comforts of our great national sporting events to heal our collective wounds and reconnect us to one another, free at last from the burdens of rabid partisanship, once again able to find some peace in shared loves rather than divisive disdain.
|
|
In a race that went down to the wire, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE surged in the final week and won the state by 22019 percent over Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE in 2016.
|
|