But gray "needs support," he added, to avoid falling flat.
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We were dreaming big, but now things are falling flat.
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Meanwhile, Brendan's case does the inevitable, falling flat before the landing.
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Therefore, they run the risk of falling flat on their faces.
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Philadelphia's soda tax is falling flat — for the city, at least.
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As critics see it, Trump's mano a mano approach is falling flat.
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So maybe this scene falling flat really all comes down to cast chemistry.
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Yet, if the document is too vague, it risks falling flat in Brussels.
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But in practice, the issue seems to be falling flat here as elsewhere.
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Also, it's a volumizing system that will help prevent your hair from falling flat.
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On Iran, Trump has invested in a maximum pressure strategy that is falling flat.
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" Or worse, he said he feared "falling flat on my face, and failing miserably.
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"Carnival Row" is another show with lots of promise that wound up falling flat.
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But with other bills falling flat, the new bill's prospects in Congress are still uncertain.
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The design was too conservative and mainstream, falling flat with dealers and consumers, he said.
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The grippy sole also prevented me from falling flat on my face when things got icy.
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Never mind weak ankles or frostbitten toes, or the prospect of falling flat on your face.
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Kasich carried Ohio by more than 200,000 votes in the 2016 primary, while falling flat elsewhere.
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But according to this UBS note, Victoria's Secret may be falling flat on some of these promises.
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Republican candidates who tried to answer his style with similar aggression, however, often ended up falling flat.
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Brazil's mission to "formalize all of the city's favelas by 2020" is falling flat for residents like Gloria.
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Merging with another company risks double the trouble – more brands falling flat and more stores bereft of customers.
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I spent two hours last month falling flat on my face (or back), at least a dozen times.
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After almost 40 years and billions of dollars, the American nuclear industry's bid to revive itself is falling flat.
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The company also reported Q4 earnings, meeting revenue expectations of $710 million but falling flat in user growth. 4.
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Testing assumptions, doing research and going small-scale allows you to pivot instead of falling flat on your face.
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Snap shares were briefly up 2.5 percent on the news, first reported by CNBC, before falling flat on Wednesday.
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While riding the bumps is one thing and falling flat another, it may be hard to tell the difference.
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It can start to feel like those stories are the norm, and that falling flat only happens very rarely.
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But in all honesty there was a very real chance of FromSoftware's franchise falling flat at the first hurdle.
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It spends all of its time striving desperately to reach the status of third-tier Ryan Murphy and falling flat.
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But each has worked extensively to prove that men can, indeed, dance en pointe without falling flat on their faces.
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Shower caps keep your strands dry, protect your style, and prevent your second (or third!) day hair from falling flat.
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Danny DeVito hit the deck in Mexico ... tripping and falling flat on his face while trying to climb some stairs.
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She's gotten in trouble, both in business and on the track, by setting unrealistic goals, lurching toward them and falling flat.
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Pretty much the modern horror story we've all come to know and dread: jokes falling flat, inane chit-chat, the works.
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Running on rails keeps the experience from falling flat on its face, but also makes it far less dynamic and interesting.
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Both came off like middle-aged men "going there" on touchy issues, falling flat by being behind in the cultural conversation.
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The Neediest Cases Fund MAFRAQ, Jordan — Zina Satouf remembers seeing shadows in the street and nearly falling flat on her face.
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"A lot of people who think that you can 'disrupt' politics usually find themselves falling flat on their face," Graumann said.
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They help you take better selfies, and can act as a grip to prevent your phone from falling flat on your face.
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Her entrance, shown in Once Upon a Time in...Hollywood, has her tripping over Helm's suitcase and falling flat on the floor.
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Amdocs stock jumped as much as 2%, before falling flat, after the software and service provider reported second-quarter its quarterly results.
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But his attempt to be snarky came across awkward and forced, mostly falling flat, as did his combative exchanges with the moderators.
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But the effort to honor Marley is falling flat with users who say the filter has little to do with Marley's legacy.
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In football terms, investors are like an undisciplined linebacker "overpursuing" whatever trend they see developing - often falling flat when the trend stutter-steps.
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Chipotle Mexican Grill's numerous attempts to win back customers and boost sales appear to be falling flat, according to Nomura analyst Mark Kalinowski.
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I preferred Stranger Things' second season to its first, but its attempts to expand a paper-thin world ended up mostly falling flat.
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"But whenever I think about my kids falling flat on their face, I just want to put some pillows on the floor for them."
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It puts her in a good position as a strong compromise choice if either or both Biden's and Sanders' campaigns end up falling flat.
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Debbie Reynolds bared a massive bruise on her face during HBO's posthumous documentary starring Carrie Fisher ... after falling flat on her face at home.
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But for opposition leaders, for the media, there is a sense that Trump is always either falling flat on his face or self-destructing.
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I got a kick out of FALLING FLAT crossing through DEFACE and SPLASH for some reason, but all of the theme entries are lively.
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So if somebody was trying really, really hard to be funny and just falling flat on their face we would basically kick them out.
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When I noticed my booty falling flat about an hour before I went on stage, I ate a spoonful of honey and it worked. 12.
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I remember one ballerina falling flat on her backside around turn No. 14 and several who stopped (or switched to another step) after about 20.
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Pretentiousness is a driving force in art, because it entails risk—the risk of over-stretching your ability, of perhaps falling flat on your face.
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But now that the bill is finished and moving forward, some of Cotton's colleagues say he's already lost and his political arguments are falling flat.
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Imagine doing the plank on a wet, cold, slippery surface while your hands and feet scramble to prevent you from falling flat on your face. Nope.
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It isn't clear that Biden will be able to get through the primary without putting both feet in his mouth and falling flat on his face.
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With Klay and Steph prone to having their off-nights, and KD still trying to find his way into the team rhythm, everything is falling flat.
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As the ball neared Smith's hands, he slipped in the end zone, falling flat on his back as the ball bounced off his chest for an incompletion.
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Hauser also said improv was done for numerous scenes, especially a big dramatic scene that was falling flat in the way it was written in the script.
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And since there's nothing worse than trying to do "punk" and falling flat, I've basically written it off as one of those things I just can't pull off.
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Here, then, is what the Trump administration could do to replace Obamacare with something better without falling flat on their face: Tell the states to do it, instead.
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With fourth-quarter earnings falling flat and current-quarter results leaving much to be desired, the remaining tech companies to report this season have little to fall back on.
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This series has bucked a number of trends, from prequel series typically being wastes of time to cash-grab revivals of franchises thought to be dead usually falling flat.
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But even in the pretty city center of his hometown, where concerns abound over closing factories on the outskirts and public sector job cuts, the argument is falling flat.
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When he got to the lyrics about picking oneself up after falling flat, Mr. Tyrell said the crowd of 100 or so leapt to their feet and cheered. Mrs.
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Still, Congress failed to meet the deadline, with four bills falling flat in the Senate and only a conservative Republican bill that's expected to fail in the House pipeline.
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The Gamecocks were two wins shy of matching the best start and longest winning streak in program history before falling flat in a 73-153 loss at Alabama on Wednesday.
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While Bloomberg has positioned himself as the "cool" candidate on social media, reaching out to so-called influencers to post endorsements of his candidacy, the effort may be falling flat.
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With this in mind, let me present to you this, a video of Meek Mill taking a self-confessed L and falling flat on his face: Yes, this video is funny.
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If you're trying to take your hair shorter but are worried about it falling flat, take a pointer from hairstylist Ursula Stephen, who jazzed up Jourdan Dunn's bob with messy bends.
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For months, conflict within the Democratic primary had lurched forward haphazardly, with hits on Joe Biden falling flat and lines of attack among other candidates seeming to come and go quickly.
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Lily Eskelsen García, the president of the National Education Association, a teachers union that opposed DeVos's confirmation, said the school choice message is falling flat because people can do the math.
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But now that the GOP's nominating contest has arrived in Walker's home state, the tables have turned -- and the billionaire's anti-establishment rhetoric appears to be falling flat with the party base.
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According to the New York Times, a source said that show had prepared jokes about Weinstein but they were cut from the live broadcast after falling flat with the dress rehearsal audience.
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Atlanta averaged 123 points in easy wins over the Philadelphia 183ers and Chicago Bulls before opening the road trip at stumbling Charlotte on Wednesday and falling flat in a 107-84 trouncing.
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But their hopes of better treatment are falling flat in Spain, which along with other European countries is already overwhelmed by a wave of migrants from north Africa and the Middle East.
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People who succeed in life push their boundaries by leaving their comfort zones and doing everything that it takes to realize their vision, even if it means falling flat on their face.
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The Champ took the first L of his career last week ... falling flat on his ass after trying to defend the streetball legend at the $50k Charity Challenge Celeb hoops game at UCLA.
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What's more, in a now-crowded female presidential field—and amid a culturewide reassessment of sexual harassment and assault in the #MeToo era—
Gillibrand's pitch appears to be falling flat in the polls.
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Dallas may have lost the game on this night, but Klingberg won the hearts and respect of every kid out there who dreams of falling flat on their face in the NHL someday.
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Marino says she has only donned a pair of skis once more, something she will not be attempting again after falling flat on her face and promptly reverting straight back to her board.
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After falling flat with the Ionic, the company's second true smartwatch finally delivered on the promise of high-profile acquisitions, including Pebble and Vector, with a smartwatch the could truly compete with Apple's.
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Burrows says he rarely knows how an image is going to turn out; sometimes certain flowers he thinks are going to turn out really beautifully will end up falling flat and vice versa.
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Brazil's real rallied in early trading before falling flat against the greenback, as the central bank signaled the night before that its latest interest rate cut will bring its easing cycle to an end.
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But if America shuts its doors to foreign labor—both high- and low-skilled--we risk becoming like Japan or other European countries where aging workforces and economies are already faltering or falling flat.
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"We're in a world now where there's a sense that a certain degree of fiscal action will have to be applied in order to avoid the world falling flat on its face," McWilliams said.
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"I started crying because I had worked for 12 years for this moment," said Hypolito, who earned the loudest cheers of the day after making amends for falling flat on his face in London.
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These may seem like strikingly obvious realizations, but they in part explain why Republican leaders who tout the benefits of cutting government, free trade, and entitlement reform to struggling middle class voters are falling flat.
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"At least then I was on a mountaintop and would then have an excuse of falling flat on my face, but no, I didn't actually have any injuries shooting [Game of Thrones] — luckily," she added.
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By now you've seen the video ... the big DT from Mississippi State had a little mishap during his 40 ... falling flat on his face ... and flashing a little (not really) frank & beans in the process.
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In 2015, Leon and Lim orchestrated a sendup of fashion-world self-seriousness: dancers masquerading as models mock-tripped and tumbled down the runway, falling flat on their faces—a stunt choreographed by Justin Peck.
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But the efforts – which include adopting a more conciliatory stance than in the run up to the March election – are falling flat due to doubts about the party's sincerity, according to voters, Kurdish politicians, and pollsters.
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Find an independent person — a trusted advisor, a venture capitalist that isn't a fit for some reason, or a fellow founder friend — and ask for their feedback about what is appealing and what is falling flat.
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The women proceed to swap jobs for a day and we watch as Schumer tries to walk in stilettos, falling flat on her face, and is confused when her lunch arrives and it's a few leafy greens.
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Such abysmal marketing is already falling flat with voters: only 25 percent of Americans like the plan and just 14 percent believe they will get a tax cut, according to an NBC News-Wall Street Journal poll.
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Such abysmal marketing is already falling flat with voters: Only 25 percent of Americans like the plan and just 14 percent believe they will get a tax cut, according to an NBC News-Wall Street Journal poll.
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For example, an advertiser could see that, based on a user ID, a particular person was on YouTube and a number of different sites, and could tell where promotions were working and where they were falling flat.
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This is clearly a game-changer for New York—the same city that's been criticized for being such a huge metropolis of global importance, and yet often falling flat in some tech respects, like wifi on the subway.
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Whether she's falling flat on her face or co-opting the resistance in the name of soda pop, Kendall Jenner is the the perfect blank canvas on which to paint the specific anxieties of being alive in 2017.
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After falling flat in their first opportunity to clinch the Metropolitan Division, the Washington Capitals look to accomplish the feat and snap a three-game road skid (0-2-1) on Tuesday when they visit the Ottawa Senators.
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While the intimacy of a studio is a safe space for experimentation and development, only once an audience of strangers enters the theater can a director, playwright and actors know for sure what's landing and what's falling flat.
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A Muslim man pulling out the Constitution to call bullshit on Donald Trump told the story Democrats were trying to tell the entire week about the GOP nominee's extremism—but mostly failing and falling flat—in one unforgettable gesture.
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They also underline the challenges that the widening cultural gap poses for Beijing, whose growing efforts to exert influence over China's diaspora communities run the risk of falling flat or igniting a backlash that would only see them drifting further away.
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Hours after Democrats released the transcripts, Trump appeared at a campaign rally in Florida, where he blasted the ongoing impeachment inquiry, with supporters breaking into a chant of "bullshit" when he insisted that the inquiry was falling flat with voters.
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After Eleanor keeps falling flat on her face despite her better intentions, she decides her efforts aren't worth it, until a worried Michael steps in and acts as her sympathetic bartender for a night to put her back on course.
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A television interview on Sunday in which Mulvaney tied Trump's now-reversed decision to host G7 leaders at his resort near Miami to a feeling by the president that he was still in the hospitality business was also seen as falling flat.
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With my attempts at pre-approval falling flat, I decided to rely on the element of surprise and make my way, unannounced, to Tanite—a traditional restaurant in the Alcântara region of the city, whose Francesinhas are the stuff of local legend.
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Another benefit of the strategy, in their view, is that it creates a fresher way for the caucus to pivot to their own legislative achievements: "Their message of 'look at all the things we're passing' was falling flat," a Democratic congressional aide said.
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That's one reason the Alec-Baldwin-as-Trump sketches have been falling flat: They're so stuffed with quotations from Trump emanating from Baldwin's orange puff-pastry face that writing jokes for the audience to laugh at seems to be a minor concern or abandoned entirely.
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Still, the 26-year-old could never have credited the dramatic fashion in which she was to win the title on Sunday night, chasing down Josee Ta Lou, of the Ivory Coast, dipping perfectly at the line before losing her balance and falling flat on her face.
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Under those circumstances, efforts to pitch the notion that "America is already great" end up falling flat not just — or even especially — with skeptical swing voters but with Democrats' own base that yearns for transformative change to aspects of the American welfare state and of American political economy.
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A proposal floated by Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrGOP signals unease with Barr's gun plan NRA says Trump administration memo a 'non-starter' Sinema touts bipartisan record as Arizona Democrats plan censure vote MORE to dramatically expand background checks for gun sales is falling flat with a key conservative: Sen.
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Samana also said disappointment with central banks could be a theme for September, with the Bank of Japan possibly falling flat after BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda built up expectations when he told the Fed at Jackson Hole that the central bank could do more quantitative easing and take yields further into negative territory.
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Still, with the White House blocking witness appearances and attempts to stir public interest in the case falling flat — as did the testimony on Monday from John W. Dean, of Watergate fame — lawmakers are likely to embrace the opportunity to at least pose questions to someone who witnessed the key events that they are scrutinizing.
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Over the last 16 years, Apple has entered and dominated just about every new industry that it has entered, but the tactics that may have worked with the music industry or the carriers seem to be falling flat when it comes to the media corporations who own the channels Apple needs to offer an over-the-top TV service.
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An aggressive push by progressives to impeach Supreme Court Justice Brett KavanaughBrett Michael KavanaughPelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Kavanaugh book authors dismayed about Democrats 'rush to judgment' on impeachment calls Clinton celebrates first visibly pregnant CEO to be on business magazine cover MORE is falling flat on Capitol Hill.
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Supporters at President TrumpDonald John TrumpOvernight Defense: Ex-Navy secretary slams Trump in new op-ed | Impeachment tests Pompeo's ties with Trump | Mexican president rules out US 'intervention' against cartels EXCLUSIVE: 2020 Dem Andrew Yang releases tax returns Giuliani calls Trump to say he was joking about 'insurance policy' MORE's rally in Florida on Tuesday broke into a chant of "bullshit" after the president insisted House Democrats' impeachment investigation was falling flat with voters.
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