Social media makes everything accessible, and everyone feels up to date.
|
|
When she feels up to it, she volunteers delivering food to poor families.
|
|
If Billie Lourd feels up to speaking she will, but there are no concrete plans.
|
|
Perhaps Scaramucci will have better luck bringing his Wall Street feels up with his new president.
|
|
Pokémon Rumble Rush hardly feels up to the caliber of some of the series's other mobile games.
|
|
Americans are living in strange times, when even access to our most basic reproductive health care feels up in the air.
|
|
Given the leaks, the best way to ensure everyone feels up to date is for me to send out simultaneous updates.
|
|
Sometimes, his heart races and he has trouble breathing, but other times, he feels up to playing soccer with his friends.
|
|
If the sick person feels up to it, ideally they should be the one to disinfect the bathroom after they use it.
|
|
On initial takeoff, the Tiguan front-loads so much of its power that it feels up to the task of lugging around its nearly two tons.
|
|
Tonight is my last night at her place, but we might go to an East African retail pop-up on Saturday if she feels up to it.
|
|
The progressive disorder has affected Cook's stamina and playing ability, and the agreement is for him to join the tour only when he feels up to it.
|
|
You can navigate the entire shooting experience without ever using the touchscreen, and when you settle into that routine the camera always feels up to the challenge.
|
|
Even so, she tells us she's exercising when she feels up to it and seems to be in great spirits ... all good news for mama and baby.
|
|
The highest-rated Urban Dictionary definition describes second base as "when a guy feels up a female's breast over clothing, under clothing, or under the bra" (Heteronormative, much?).
|
|
Not everyone feels up to the challenge of life in the Trump era: A friend fell ill and had to miss a book party Ms. Quinn hosted recently.
|
|
Even when you shoot at more modest speeds like five frames per second, the camera's outdated contrast detection autofocus never feels up to the challenge of shooting moving subjects.
|
|
"If Ivana feels up for it and decides to do so, it would be a nice way to underline the link between the Czech Republic and Trump," he told Czech Radio.
|
|
Chris is a trooper, so he's still anchoring his CNN show from his basement as long as he feels up to it ... and we gotta say, his work-from-home setup looks pretty sweet.
|
|
But Mr. Wise, Ms. MacCluggage and Mr. O'Connell each mentioned in separate interviews that a show that contains inadvertent echoes of recent events is not a show that everyone feels up to laughing at.
|
|
Rather, it's no longer stuck in the past: the successful new acts create music that feels up-to-date with the rest of the world in terms of how it's presented, how much they've had to work to get there.
|
|
Those dynamics are now on display as Wisconsin prepares for a major primary election on Tuesday: Mr. Walker's bid for a third term is at stake; Wisconsin Democrats' desire to deal blows to Trump Republicanism is intense; Republicans are deeply concerned about their future hold on state government; and the very identity of the state, which swings between progressivism and conservatism, feels up for grabs.
|
|
He feels up and down her leg telling her to stop making her mom worry and be a good girl. She repeatedly tells him to get out. She wakes up to find Spike knocking at her window. They kiss and Spike tells her to pack her stuff but hears Sarah's step dad walking towards her room.
|
|
Rex teases Bree about her idea and her skills as a cook. Disheartened, Bree throws the papers away. After Rex's funeral Eli reveals to Bree that he kept the papers and that, when she feels up to it, someday she should go ahead and write her cookbook. In the present day news reaches Dave and Edie that Eli has died.
|
|
Jo gives Juanita a check for her non- profit organization, Beau Willie is sent to jail, and Nyla returns to dance class with Yasmine. Tangie knocks on Crystal's door to invite her to Nyla's going away party. Crystal initially declines, but says she'll go if she feels up to it. Tangie begrudgingly invites Gilda, both finally having an unspoken, mutual respect for each other.
|
|