There is no road map to life — but essays like these help remind you that you're not fumbling alone, and that maybe fumbling isn't so bad to begin with.
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They're the perfect juxtaposition to Sally and Harry's fumbling friendship.
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We hear someone fumbling with buttons, or something being wound.
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We were just two bodies, free, and fumbling toward glory.
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The driver shook his head slowly, fumbling with the keys.
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It's an imperfect process and we're always fumbling through it.
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Nothing will get you benched quicker than fumbling the football.
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And if all that fumbling with plastic isn't for you?
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The Fire TV will leave you fumbling with two remotes.
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I'm constantly fumbling around trying to find a charger nearby.
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Countless more saw the fumbling clips later on the news.
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He was still fumbling with the cartoon Donald Trump coasters.
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In either situation, fumbling is guaranteed for all parties involved.
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It's the latest chapter in Google's fumbling attempt at messaging.
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No leaking, no unraveling, no fumbling with a tricky applicator.
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This time, we should not let interagency fumbling cause delays.
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He spoke carefully, at times halting and fumbling for words.
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No more fumbling with the clutch pedal to switch gears.
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" Another said, "He was fumbling around trying to remember things.
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Fumbling with his pants, Mr. Moonves returned to his desk.
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He is quiet, fumbling, and he often gets things wrong.
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No more fumbling with a smartphone to turn up the music!
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He is then shown fumbling and falling onto the train tracks.
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Fox News Poll: Political correctness has gone too far, NFL fumbling.
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Not awkward like fumbling, but like 'Oh wow, this is happening!
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I wrestled to hold it steady, fumbling for the off switch.
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He managed to set her down, a little roughly, without fumbling.
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It would take some time and most likely involve some fumbling.
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At 2 in the morning he came fumbling for her breasts.
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The presidency's fumbling response has provided ammunition for Mr. Macron's critics.
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More on President Trump's fumbling of this problem in a moment.
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But in a fumbling way we came to understand each other.
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And the winners are still fumbling with the reins of power.
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He is fumbling with a cigarette, angry that the lighter isn't working.
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Ride-hailing services allow passengers to walk off without fumbling for money.
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Fumbling to eject a game should be a thing of the past.
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Meraj counted out money for ketchup sandwiches, but kept fumbling the notes.
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Experimentalists, meanwhile, were fumbling while trying to control more than a handful.
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There are no cashiers, no lines, no fumbling for a credit card.
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Advancing ahead while fumbling around in the dark is also a risk.
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Sex is always going to be messy and fumbling, to some degree.
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I jog back to the exit door, fumbling to disable the alarm.
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Observing Terry fumbling after the show, his classmate Phil (Shameik Moore), commiserates.
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No wires and no fumbling to plug the charger into your phone.
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Britain failed to finish after fumbling the baton at the second exchange.
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Abruptly she sat up in bed, pressed the green circle without fumbling.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Daimler and BMW should quit fumbling around the backseat.
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Sheldon Whitehouse Thursday showed Petersen fumbling questions put to him by Republican Sen.
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After several dry heaves, she raced to the bathroom fumbling for her keys.
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Through the school year, they alternate avoidance with fumbling efforts at meaningful communication.
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It's an experience that makes fumbling with several controllers and buttons feel archaic.
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On defense, Iowa stood motionless through numerous possessions, with players fumbling routine passes.
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He is a Zen koan guy fumbling around in a 140-character world.
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On the way to his floor, he continued his fumbling attempts at seduction.
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So what can drastic shifts in fumbling from season to season tell us?
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Avoid fumbling in the dark by saying "Turn on the flashlight" (two taps).
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Dear Heloise: Hate fumbling with coffee filters and measuring in the early morning?
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Kim has a conscience and this is her fumbling effort to appease it.
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"Young people are fumbling in the dark with what seems logical," Graham said.
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The whole cloud idea becomes compromised when our devices start fumbling network connections.
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Yet it's still fumbling in the player safety department, particularly with its concussion protocol.
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Help them out when they're fumbling in the dark with a credit card lightbulb.
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I don't see the internet as a fumbling, evil machine that's out of control.
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Everybody on some level is trying to make a connection and fumbling through it.
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No fumbling with a ticket or passport—just take a glimpse at a screen.
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Mariachi I was basically us fumbling our way through it and learning our instruments.
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The Trump administration is fumbling its attempts to repeal President Obama's methane emissions limits.
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It's easy to start fumbling VR accessories if you don't have a table nearby.
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At best, there's some tripping and fumbling around, at worst, dangerous car crashes ensue.
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I wish more television was this unafraid to leave its audience fumbling for understanding.
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Amidst the fumbling of words, Hiller carefully indicates the irreducible nature of these experiences.
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Hate fumbling around in your dresser drawer to try to find your last rubber?
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This is millions of dollars of other people's money that Worldpay is fumbling with.
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Three hours into a true crime binge, you hear someone fumbling with the doorknob.
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No more fumbling to clean out the tiny crevices in all those individual cutters!
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This can help you avoid getting flustered and fumbling words during the actual interview.
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It's complicated by the fact that Frank seems to be doing his fumbling best.
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Through his movies, he has worked to capture the fumbling contours of human connection.
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And true to the fumbling inexperience of that era, it's a recipe for chaos.
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Would she remember their first, fumbling kiss in his dorm room five years earlier?
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But, if you're listening to TO ... bet on the Cowboys fumbling away that opportunity.
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Kodak filed for bankruptcy protection in 803 after fumbling the shift to digital images.
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Peterson had trouble holding on to the ball in the regular season, fumbling seven times.
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Machine learning is nowhere close to true AI, just humanity's initial fumbling with the technology.
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But the Wildcats went backward before fumbling the ball away at the 38-yard line.
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Never again will you miss an amazing shot because you're fumbling to unlock your device.
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NightStand for Apple Watch Fumbling with the Apple Watch charger at night is a pain.
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Where is the fumbling as one attempts to find what they actually like in bed?
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For years, we have been fumbling for how to talk about sexual violence in America.
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She will be subject to eyes on her body and hands fumbling with her zipper.
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According to Select All, after fumbling around with the URL of Swift's official website, taylorswift.
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The Gulf states have a long history of reaching agreements and then fumbling on implementation.
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No waiting for fans fumbling with their phones and struggling to find the right angles.
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The conversations we had on those rare occasions amounted to me awkwardly fumbling my words.
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Rick Santorum (R-Pa.), who endorsed Rubio Tuesday, fumbling to name one of his accomplishments.
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His pants never came off but I can [still] see him fumbling with his belt.
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It's a painting where somebody's fumbling, where he's coming out of Cubism, which is profound.
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So did Mr. Tillerson, who has been fumbling for his own channel to the North.
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We know our parents will grow old, but this wasn't a slow fumbling toward frailty.
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We know our parents will grow old, but this wasn't a slow fumbling toward frailty.
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JACOBSON Abbi's not the fumbling idiot we're used to seeing, trying to ask someone out.
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To genuinely and wholeheartedly route through one's past may feel like fumbling over fractious technology.
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"Young people are fumbling in the dark with what seems logical," Graham told the Times.
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Seeing that contrast — Americans fumbling around our most important institution — made jury service a revelation.
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I think there's going to be a lot of misfires and a lot of fumbling.
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But we were just fumbling through, much like navigating puberty, which unhelpfully came in tandem.
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The lightly grizzled midcareer novelist as a lout, fumbling toward grace, is among the oldest stories.
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If you're fumbling with irritating complexities of movement and management, you're not actually playing the game.
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You can watch the entire exchange above, but be warned, AOC leaves Zuckerberg fumbling for words.
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It makes that feeling of fumbling through a bilingual conversation feel just a little less fumbly.
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I go through my usual routine of blind fumbling to get dressed and grab my food.
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I was probably no better than her other students, no less fumbling, but I was driven.
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There's a lot less guessing and it all makes for expedited fumbling when moving through modes.
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Rejoice at the thought of never again fumbling with wires or getting your phone all sweaty.
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When you're fumbling around in the dark, the first step is to turn on the lights.
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San Francisco's offense had trouble hanging on to the ball though, fumbling twice and dropping passes.
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Mr. Calderon looked down for a few seconds, fumbling with his credit card at the register.
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So far, I've managed a few kills, though it's always felt like I'm fumbling towards victory.
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Although I no longer craved the poison physically, spiritually I was fumbling around in the dark.
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The iconic company filed for bankruptcy protection in 803 after fumbling the shift to digital images.
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But on Saturday, Jackson, 23, all but replicated that performance, throwing two interceptions and fumbling once.
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Roxanna had noticed me fumbling and decided to show me how to dress her wounds properly.
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Leopold struggled to find the right key and, after some fumbling, managed to open the door.
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Its owners, multiple times, were talking about killing it off or selling it off, fumbling through.
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I hate bulk, and I'm not prone to fumbling my smartphone and dropping it to the ground.
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Essentially, she only had a year of fumbling around the "real world" before entering the Bachelor world.
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I don't blame Gruden for benching Jones, because the fumbling issue goes back more than a year.
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Instead, they're fumbling over one another for free pizza and booze, and pointing passionately at their phones.
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Their fumbling relationship is equal parts endearing and (very) steamy, and Hoang's writing bursts from the page.
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Besides, negotiations there do not rely on secret fall-back positions, but a gradual fumbling toward compromise.
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They materialize — chaotically, like a puppy soccer team — to unwrap the box as a single fumbling unit.
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Mark Walker of the fact that Republicans were fumbling on this, despite controlling every branch of government.
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Every moment of her fumbling journey, no matter how cringingly awkward, reaches a note of profound relatability.
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After more than a week on the job, she's still fumbling for coherent answers to basic questions.
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This was not directed by political newbies, like much of the fumbling of the Trump White House.
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Take this revelation from Fox News anchor Shannon BreamShannon BreamWas Mueller a fumbling fool or stoic hero?
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Bruni: And are you hearing such a message, or is the party still fumbling around for it?
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The raised edges create intriguing shadows and can be easily found by anyone fumbling in the dark.
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What once felt like sorcery in his work now sometimes seems, in Book Six, like fumbling tricks.
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To eat them outdoors in winter, shivering, with numb, fumbling fingers, is even more of a wonder.
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The answers range from fumbling to diplomatic, but the intent of the question could not be clearer.
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A few weeks later, at an East Windsor race night, I noticed my father fumbling over names.
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She was excellent company, equally not-shy when it came to fumbling expressions of stupefaction and delight.
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Too often it's airbrushed and idealized, rather than a fumbling, awkward, slapstick process of trial and eros.
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I used to be so frustrated in the morning, being tired and fumbling around in three makeup bags!
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Mickey and Gus are fumbling towards vulnerability the way we all do: by entrusting their feelings to devices.
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Apple's fumbling with its MacBooks, however, is an opportunity for manufacturers on the Windows side to step up.
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Fumbling Mercury retrograde is coming right up, so be sure to cross your T's and dot your I's.
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Our eyes are less able to focus at different distances; we end up squinting, or fumbling with bifocals.
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In this light, the fumbling attempts at masculinity and intimacy grounding Vice Principals appears all the more pathetic.
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After fumbling our way through math, we can hang up our left brains for a few more months.
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You can set this touchscreen lock with your own PIN instead of fumbling around with your house keys.
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On economic policy, Chait passes by the administration's fumbling efforts to relieve households weighed down by crippling debts.
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Giannis was once so stringy, so clumsy, a knock-kneed baby deer fumbling up and down the court.
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Lodge 49 has many secrets, and there are conspiracies, but they are being perpetrated by fumbling, human characters.
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Apple may be preparing some tweaks to watchOS that will leave you fumbling for your phone less often.
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But Montgomery surprisingly sprinted from the end zone, fumbling as he was tackled near the 33-yard line.
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We were virgins to love, fumbling with its magnificence like we fumbled with belt buckles and bra straps.
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It features a redundancy-prone character named Wall and a fumbling cast that can't keep its lines straight.
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And while I bagged on Gendry's game last week, after his fumbling flirting with Arya, I stand corrected.
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They're just two people fumbling — one gracefully, the other not so much — toward what they hope is love.
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Dak Prescott fumbling the ball away in the game's final minutes seemed to sum up the game nicely.
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Thanks to Eric Nagourney, my copy editor, who saved me many times from fumbling over my own words.
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And in this town, even if you're blindly fumbling along, there's no better place to find your way.
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The agency was accused of fumbling the response to the 2014 Ebola epidemic, and it is seriously underfinanced.
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About 16 years earlier, Mr. Byron had written about the fumbling early attempts by executives at Time Inc.
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By the time I was done his eyes were glazed over and I was fumbling for the door.
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How about the value of my time saved in not spending my life fumbling with an enormous keychain?
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You don't have to worry about huddling near an outlet or fumbling around with your travel battery pack.
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The clips of DeVos fumbling questions then met with a wider audience of progressives determined to oppose Trump.
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Clare offers some fumbling and encouraging advice to Oona (Oona Montandon), who is just about to enter high school.
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Impending death has done for the man what decades of fumbling around in search of a comeback narrative couldn't.
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All came after Thompson-Robinson was forced out after fumbling with 222:215 remaining, lessening the margin of defeat.
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"Where you walking to?" he asked the young man in the hoody, who immediately began fumbling with his headphones.
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What if he was expecting the girl from six years ago, who'd only had sex with fumbling teenage boys?
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Another Microsoft senior engineer told me the company's fumbling attempts at damage control only added to the outrage internally.
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So, we'll know what to grab next time we find ourselves fumbling through the shelves of polishes at Target.
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There's a lot of fumbling as you try to find who your people are, who can really see you.
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It was 2016, and Aneesh Chaganty was fumbling through the most important phone call of his barely-begun career.
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They both started out as dorky, gawky, lads who spent far too much time fumbling about on their laptops.
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After fumbling with other credit cards, I looked behind me and there were at least 10 carts behind me.
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However, you also don't want to seem like a fumbling idiot who's incapable of handling even the smallest roadblock.
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He's uneasy about import regulations, fretful of cultural appropriation, and well aware of his fumbling grasp of Mexican custom.
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I found myself fumbling to get them fit in my ear properly, too, which isn't an issue with AirPods.
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After a fumbling exchange in zero gravity, his crewmate Jim Lovell extended a roll of 70 mm color film.
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There was also plenty of Trump fumbling, something that goes — literally — hand-in-hand with his being around Macron.
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The biggest decline has come from the Patriots, who are fumbling at three times the rate of last season.
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The Academy, fumbling toward damage control, instituted a variety of sweeping rule changes and attempted to diversify its membership.
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And rarely are they as heart-pangingly real as the girl fumbling through the sharp, smart comedy 'Eighth Grade.
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One person called for the entire group to resign to make amends for fumbling its responsibilities to the company.
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After fumbling against the Giants, he followed his own advice by keeping his attention trained on the end game.
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Indeed, outside of that two-minute stretch, Williamson looked out of sorts, fumbling the ball and deferring to teammates.
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The D.N.C.'s fumbling encounter with the F.B.I. meant the best chance to halt the Russian intrusion was lost.
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Either way, Wentz must be more aware with the ball, after fumbling three times (once on a botched handoff).
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No more fumbling around for a lost remote — just tell Alexa to change the channel or turn up the volume.
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In other words, Trump's administration is still fumbling its response to the problem at a time when it's getting worse.
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That probably amounts to approximately six minutes a day spent fumbling around to get these specs to sit just right.
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On the one hand, he's confused and doesn't know what he's doing, fumbling his way blindly towards some inevitable praise.
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Batuman describes Selin's fumbling misadventures with tenderness and wonder, and it's nearly impossible for the reader to not be charmed.
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They're also clearly fumbling through both parenting and zombification – which Abby never hesitates to point out – but always with affection.
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Hordes of smashed billionaires wander the Scottish hillsides, teeing off at random before fumbling for another drink in the darkness.
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She mentions her fumbling attempts to master English and the advice she received one day to get an American boyfriend.
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Petplan suggests encouraging guests to minimize the risk of fumbling food by sitting at a table or using snack trays.
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"Cash is awkward," a VISA ad that showed tourists fumbling with coins and inconveniently placed money belts declared in 2017.
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"No more fumbling for change or scrambling to the meter to beat a ticket," de Blasio said in a statement.
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Udo admits: "Our net worth would be bigger if we just followed his simple investment advice instead of fumbling around."
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Stealing Beauty painted all of it on one luscious canvas: the ache, the thrill, the sadness, and the fumbling lust.
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As it is, the vanilla hero with the fumbling promos is being treated like a once-in-a-generation talent.
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When entering a building, fumbling to find a security badge in your bag or wallet can feel like a hassle.
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Giacometti quit Surrealism in 1935 and went back to working from life, with fumbling uncertainty during the next ten years.
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Ian randomly handed her one of the two Whoppers and, after a bit of fumbling around, she took a bite.
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While fumbling my way through many of the training activities, I was all thumbs — and not the green kind, either.
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One of Zapped's strengths is its reminder that so much of science involves fumbling, as it were, in the dark.
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Mr. Levine looked frail and sometimes seemed rattled, fumbling as he turned pages of the score on his music stand.
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Jamie's ragtag group of soldiers pretty much spent the whole episode fumbling with weaponry and having Murtagh scream at them.
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But this is Microsoft, a company that spent years fumbling new initiatives, laying off employees and retrenching from key markets.
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Those 10 minutes in front of the class fumbling and stammering gave me an extra helping of humiliation and shame.
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It seems preposterous that fumbling bureaucrats could understand what we do, let alone presume to limit our freedom of action.
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In the right seat, Harvino was fumbling through checklists with increasing desperation, trying to figure out which one might apply.
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The violence deepens a monthslong crisis marked by food shortages, economic collapse and Mr. Maduro's fumbling attempts to consolidate authority.
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Some prominent black leaders laughed, rolled their emoji eyes or posted memes of Forrest Gump fumbling through a gospel song.
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Made of brass, wood, mirrors and the first fumbling electric wires, these machines still thrummed with the discoveries they enabled.
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The pages you've spent hours fumbling through are laid out at your fingertips, and Hypnospace's final mysteries can be resolved.
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Fumbling around for it, he begins to swerve and pick up speed and suddenly smacks the curb and goes airborne.
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Each film is a standard cocktail of soju-fueled fumbling, calculated ambiguities and Hong mucking around with a zoom lens.
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His team was created in 2016 as a direct response to the WHO's fumbling of the West Africa Ebola outbreak.
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Vibrations travel through the walls and into our fumbling bodies, unbalanced from the cocktails, as we make our way down.
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A lot of people are fumbling for constructive ways to think about what's happening right now, both politically and culturally.
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In season two, with all their fumbling flirting behind them, Chase and Gert could become the cornerstone relationship the comics promised.
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While many recent college grads his age are still fumbling to get their financial footing, Goff is raking in the dough.
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"This... this is going to change everything," you said, fumbling for your debit card as you clicked over to Apple's website.
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Once Biden ceased to be a concept — the generic Democrat — and became a living, breathing, stumbling, fumbling candidate, voters turned away.
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The fumbling I experienced with getting the earbuds into the case is a shame, because I really do like it otherwise.
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Instead of fumbling through a dictionary, read the book from start to finish at least once to get the general message.
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Earlier this year, Uber also added a tipping feature to appease frustrated drivers and save riders from fumbling with their wallets.
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IRL flirting turns into texting, texting turns into a date, and, well, the date turns into drunken fumbling in the dark.
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Eddie Lacy played like he weighed 500 pounds, James Starks couldn't stop fumbling, and the offensive line struggled under increased scrutiny.
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Use these drawer partitions to keep like-items together, so you can stop fumbling around for a comb or nail file.
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Watch a clip below of Jean fumbling his way through the set, recorded by Dutch comedian and television personality, Arjen Lubach.
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They may yet long for the era of a U.S. administration leading from behind, fumbling with the "reset", and appeasing Iran.
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Daniel Arzani's fierce shot in the 74th minute caught goalkeeper Denes Dibusz by surprise, fumbling the ball as it went in.
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And then remember the game he handed to the Broncos by mysteriously stopping the clock in regulation then fumbling in overtime.
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Kevin keeps fumbling his lines, struggling to stay in the moment as memories of his father creep in and haunt him.
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Fumbling in your pocket for your door keys, nestled within the night before's bar receipts, you head out to get milk.
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Besides probably not helping with Trump's lack of women supporters, Ailes could bring years of political experience to the fumbling campaign.
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The characters who populate "So We Can Glow" aren't afraid to state plainly either their bold overtures or their fumbling missteps.
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But Smith's admission of fault — and his vow not to repeat it — came only after some minor fumbling by the Mets.
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Elsewhere, it might prove frustrating, but here it conjures the sense of fumbling through foreign money, sorting coins in your hand.
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" Mr. Hollander incarnated the fumbling memoirist Henry Carr in Patrick Marber's seriously silly (or sillily serious) production of Mr. Stoppard's "Travesties.
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Top Republicans and Democrats are fumbling in their attempts to clinch a deal to fund the government over the next year.
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What's going to be more awkward: Mike and Eleven trying to understand flirting, or Joyce and Hopper fumbling through a date?
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When the bill came, I dug through the abyss of my backpack, fumbling for the smooth leather surface of my wallet.
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Nevertheless, it's clear our readers have been keeping an eagle eye on what she's been up to, however fumbling the effort.
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It doesn't send our fingers fumbling when opening lipstick caps and, even though it looks expensive, the hydrator rings in under $10.
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As I lay in the dark, cursing my luck and fumbling for a charging cable, I realize I might have a problem.
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With the fumbling of Glenn and Abraham's deaths in the season seven premiere, I worried the show had taken an irreversible turn.
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At a time when Medium is still fumbling toward a business model, the launch of Series represents a new strategy for growth.
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On abortion, Trump has been fumbling opportunities to spike that hopeless political wedge issue and get on to more pressing legal issues.
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Mueller's answers to questions were often fumbling and imprecise, especially when discussing the second half of his report (on obstruction of justice).
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Kareem Hunt leads the league in rushing after fumbling away his first NFL carry -- the Chiefs&apos only turnover through seven games.
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"Then there was this awkward moment of him fumbling with his I.D. badge, trying to get the door to open," Kemper said.
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No more dealing with tangled cable wires plugged into a computer or fumbling to attach a mobile device to a VR headset.
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This is extremely simple, and will save you some time and fumbling with menus and the AirPods, as I had been doing.
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Depth perception is almost nonexistent in the headset, so trying to "tag" one another was really just a lot of awkward fumbling.
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When, after an eternity of fumbling, we finally align the high-slot shooting opportunity in which I specialize: The puck goes wide.
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Personally, I never had full-on impostor syndrome, but I did have a period of self-sabotage — basically, impostor syndrome's fumbling cousin.
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Fizzy and sweet, it's a nostalgic ride back to being 17 years old and fumbling around on the back of a bus.
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Walker "doesn't have the messaging discipline to properly articulate critical issues without fumbling the message," one GOP lawmaker said at the time.
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Hands frantically reaching into seat-back pockets, fumbling to find the barf bag that's always missing when you need it the most.
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He may sound like he's fumbling through a melody only to backflip into a twisting run of Auto-Tune or staccato bars.
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M, demoted from legend to motel, is re-mythicized by his fumbling lurches toward empathy, toward learning Human as a Second Language.
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According to many of the artists, in response to the government's fumbling recovery efforts, exhibiting in Miami felt like a political act.
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But these days, to the embarrassment of Democrats who control the state government, California is fumbling one of its most basic tasks.
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Kingsbury, the police chief, read from a statement while fumbling with a thicket of microphones piled onto the lectern by visiting reporters.
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In terms of live feedback, for many, fumbling through paper scripts at their desk can be about as good as it gets.
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A few moments after reaching in and fumbling around, Josh grabbed the missing plastic cap and began to pull, but it hurt!
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If you've ever been held up behind someone fumbling around with their phone at the turnstiles of London's Underground, you'll enjoy this.
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Gordon was stopped on the next two plays, fumbling the game away on the second to seal the Chargers' third straight loss.
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How would his fat, fumbling little baby fingers be able to nimbly (and expertly, might I add) tie that fancy ass tie?
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The prime minister was widely accused of fumbling the original response to the Grenfell Tower disaster, initially failing to meet with survivors.
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The first was my childhood neighbor in Greensboro, N.C. He and I were too young to understand our dark fumbling during sleepovers.
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He fell off his bike while fumbling with a cookie and his odometer, and the lingering effects made finishing the race impossible.
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Saddled with the wordiest scenes in the movie, Mr. Gleeson comes across like a college freshman fumbling through his first Shakespeare play.
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It's scattershot, and not always successful, but its chaos feels like the fumbling of someone searching for a sound to call her own.
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The teams continued to clumsily hand the football back and forth, with Manning fumbling while trying to pass early in the fourth quarter.
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The AI starts out fumbling the ball a bit and by cycle 95 it is able to do some real Harlem Globetrotters stuff.
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The act of fumbling through your wallet and counting out your cash forces you to confront your spending habits, which can be unpleasant.
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We were talking about what I was going to do for my next project, and I was fumbling around with some big ideas.
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And absent any meaningful regulation, expect the tech platforms to keep fumbling their way forward, trying to appease as many users as possible.
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It also rewarded many fiscally fumbling politicians in blue states by shielding them from voter anger over their state and local tax burdens.
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It was as sweet and natural and fumbling and silly as getting to know someone's body ever is, whatever gender they may be.
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All of this has led Trump's political opposition to accuse him of fumbling the response to the disaster, or even intentionally ignoring it.
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Image: GEYou can use Alexa to turn the C's own lamp, which will be incredibly useful when you're fumbling around in the dark.
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It also has a button for one-touch locking to take the hassle out of fumbling with a regular deadbolt using your keys.
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Marin especially recommends Minna Life's Limon, a responsive toy that vibrates more intensely the harder you squeeze it, meaning no fumbling with buttons.
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The tablets on display run the gamut of practical applications, from medical texts to school tablets showing students' fumbling attempts to learn cuneiform.
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Instead of poking and fumbling into tight corners and dropping the flashlight, pick up this 1080p HD Waterproof WiFi Wireless Endoscopic Camera instead.
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Kaepernick passed for 493,241 yards with 16 touchdowns and four interceptions while fumbling a career-worst seven times with the 49ers last season.
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There it goes, fumbling out of your hands and onto the ground as the blade with which you're cutting it slashes your skin.
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I've got a gift for all you schadenfreude junkies out there: a man fumbling with, then dropping, an extremely expensive bottle of alcohol.
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As Catalonia's president was trying to side step a self-inflicted confrontation with the Spanish government, Brussels was busy fumbling the Brexit ball.
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"Yeah, erm, just let me… hang on a sec," you say, fingers fumbling on the track pad as she stands in the doorway.
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As for Henry, he's an aspiring writer of both musicals and children's poetry, and finds refuge in passive-aggression masked as fumbling cuteness.
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I think being a young person is kind of like fumbling in the dark, and if you're lucky there are some happy accidents.
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But even for a series that's handled tonal whiplash as though it's something games have been done forever, fumbling Hitler seemed easy enough.
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It depicts the awkward fumbling of adolescence, but because Angela's voiceover is present, the show never lacks for thoughtful perspectives on what's happening.
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Today, once again, the Republican Party is fumbling another opportunity to appeal to Asian-Americans who are willing to align themselves with whiteness.
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One friend, fumbling for his change after a taxi ride, was beaten up in the street by his impatient driver; bystanders did nothing.
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Bernie Sanders didn&apost fare as well during the debate, fumbling a question about the lack of racial diversity in the 2020 race.
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Then, fumbling, urgent, he takes a drink of water, warm, hot almost, wets his mouth, lips, lets it spill wastefully over his chin.
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AFC East EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The Atlanta Falcons' season, like the wet football Matt Ryan kept fumbling, was in danger of slipping away.
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These days, electronic cards called E.B.T.s, which can be used like credit cards at checkout, eliminate the awkward process of fumbling with booklets.
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That means, if you're fumbling for your phone in your bag or purse, there's less of a chance that you'll accidentally snap a screenshot.
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Then, before fumbling with the "on" button the moment the movie's finished, reflect, for a moment, in your reaction to what you just saw.
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Confusion, fumbling hands, memory loss, and slurred speech are some other symptoms of hypothermia to be on the lookout for, according to the CDC.
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There's no fumbling around hoping your partner likes what you're doing because you are communicating, so you know that you're doing things they enjoy.
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She's been setting her intention to sleep with Helen the whole episode, mostly fumbling as she tries to lay the scene for a seduction.
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Endless amounts of people and fumbling with your transit card are pretty much unavoidable, and that's before you even get on that crowded train.
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The 24 hour life span made it easier to feel natural on camera and not worry about fumbling for words or not looking perfect.
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The problem is that employees often forget their badges, waste time fumbling to scan them and don't get additional value from the system elsewhere.
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There's an awkward moment as he stands there topless, shivering in the cold March night and fumbling with the dispenser, neither of us talking.
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But it's hard not to enjoy this scene a little, the two of them fumbling with flirtation, making eyes at each other between desks.
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Yet in some places, that ramp-up has only replaced one fumbling bureaucracy with another, Kean and 28503/22019 Commission co-chair former Rep.
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As that began to change, around the midpoint of the last century, the House of Windsor found itself fumbling for a fresh raison d'être.
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One partygoer laughed as he described to me a drunk girl fumbling with her bikini bottoms before crouching down to pee in the sea.
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"The ball was just fumbling around, and it ended up in (Vonleh's) hands," said forward LaMarcus Aldridge, who had 12 points in 18 minutes.
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He performs the whole cringe-like ritual of stalling, downing the drank, looking toward the ground, fumbling his hands and tripping over his words.
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Expect a more normal amount of fumbling the rest of the season, and a second half short of the 8-0 they are now.
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At night when the lights were off, setting the phone on the dock was easier than fumbling around for a wire to plug in.
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"He was fumbling around trying to remember things exactly how they were, and his memories and the facts and other evidence didn't line up."
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Although the title of this retrospective may conjure images of an uncle fumbling with a camcorder, the home movies here are far from ordinary.
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Camille meanders around Wind Gap, half drunk, blasting music, fumbling through abortive interviews, arguing with Adora, running into Amma, trading quips with Detective Willis.
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Note those three sad, seemingly throwaway words, "for some reason," into which a whole lifetime of fumbling aspiration and baffled regret have been compressed.
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With the rapid spread of the virus, Brussels is fumbling, nations are diverging, populists are salivating and the U.S. is erecting barriers against allies.
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By the time the surviving soldier reaches the beach, you are already closely acquainted with his heavy breathing, wild fumbling and clumsy, chaotic running.
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If you find yourself stumbling, stammering or otherwise fumbling around for the right words during your interview, take a deep breath and slow down.
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Fumbling between phones or apps to manage new rider requests while navigating the road isn't always the most efficient, or safe, way to work.
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WASHINGTON — Before he became Ukraine's real president, Volodymyr Zelensky played a goofball, accidental president on TV with a knack for fumbling through absurd situations.
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I had been fumbling with a few ideas for several months (years?), but they were generally straightforward and most likely would have been rejected.
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While at times it seems like they are just fumbling with words, the Minions actually babble in Spanish, Italian, Chinese, Filipino, French and Russian.
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The one-size-fits-all lids are interchangeable across all three Purist Collective bottles, so you're also never left fumbling about for the right top.
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Image: GizmodoIt's finally time to admit that MoviePass is fumbling around like a wounded golden goose that needs to be put out of its misery.
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In London against the Bengals, Rob Kelley did a pretty decent Jones impersonation—physical, powerful, punishing if not exactly scintillating—without all that pesky fumbling.
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Once a fumbling vice president, she's become the Cersei Lannister of Washington, wreaking unholy havoc on those who try her patience, just because she can.
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The Indian government is fumbling in so far as it is trying to tame a rebellious mood that has swept the valley in recent months.
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We're all basically fumbling through our limited time in the same way and with the same concerns people did before electricity or the steam engine.
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He was also guilty of fumbling away a kickoff, leading to a Houston touchdown, and he fumbled on a running play in the fourth quarter.
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I found that the size made them easy to grip and kept me from fumbling with them as I stuck the AirPods in my ears.
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Mark Ingram was benched for fumbling in his second straight game, and Hightower played well as the Saints' main back thereafter against the Seahawks Sunday.
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If you're hoping Robert Mueller would Save the Republic with his testimony to Congress Wednesday, you're probably very upset with his fumbling testimony so far.
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I imagine a lot of panicky fumbling as a bunch of first-timers try to strap back in for a rapid 300,211-foot-plus descent.
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It's tiring to keep your hand up all the time, and putting it down means fumbling for the controls again every time you need them.
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Older plants that have reached the end of their useful life or are no longer cost effective will retire, instead of fumbling along wasting money.
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Mr. Galloway, whose new book, "The Four," analyzes the power of Facebook, Amazon, Google and , said the social media network was still fumbling its response.
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Remember, Tiki had a fumbling issue before NYG head coach Tom Coughlin changed the way the RB carried the ball … turning him into a star.
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Do you want to be fumbling around under the console while you're driving just to avoid a minute of discourse about moisture-wicking boxer briefs?
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The only problem is that taking out your phone and fumbling through an app sometimes takes longer than getting up and pressing a damn button.
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Florida Republican Matt Gaetz's characteristically fumbling and self-defeating attempt to discredit Dean resulted in the hearing's only truly viral moment: what a joke pic.twitter.
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On the other side, Kansas State struggled offensively from the outset, punting on three of its first four drives before fumbling on a kickoff return.
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This year's is a fumbling mess, which means the bloodless scholasticism of its SmartBall doctrine coexists with a nightly need to try whatever might work.
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But for as long as his team is winning and/or Jones is fumbling, it feels pretty easy to ride Kelley as a fantasy starter.
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Flawed as our legal system is in dealing with sexual assault, it is much better than a bunch of untrained amateurs fumbling in unknown territory.
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On third-and-7 from the 11, Zay Jones caught a pass and took it 10 yards before fumbling as he reached the goal line.
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His old friend exhibited little basketball acumen, fumbling around a concrete court just off a busy thoroughfare and across the street from an auto shop.
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In Episode 1, for example, Mr. Stone, after fumbling through a set of inaccurate biographical queries, suddenly asks Mr. Putin about assassination attempts against him.
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Reliably hilarious, occasionally heartbreaking, "This Country" is about Kerry and Kurtan's fumbling quest for love and approval in a world that scarcely knows they exist.
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Your friends may be tired of fumbling with their headphone cords but don't want to dish out the money for AirPods — and neither do you.
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Inspired by A.S. Byatt's novel "Possession" and Tom Stoppard's play "Arcadia," they began to write a show about present-day characters fumbling into the past.
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They don't take up too much space, and you won't want to be fumbling around, digging through your clothes to find a pair of underwear.
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But in "'Twas the Night Before…," Cirque du Soleil's festive yet fumbling entry into the seasonal entertainment market, Santa's silly reindeer hit the sweet spot.
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"They're responding to an external stimulus, which is a toddler with an adorable grin fumbling towards them, carrying a toy, trying to interact," Somers said.
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As the music subsides into searching, suspenseful quiet — the escaped political prisoner Angelotti is fumbling in a shadowy church — de Sabata draws out mournful undercurrents.
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Because of their design (more on that later), it takes a tiny bit of fumbling with them to get them in and out of my ears.
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You almost spit out your Pepperoni Pizza Roll-Ups while frantically fumbling with your phone to see what the Internet is saying about the latest mishap.
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Christina: You mean actually fail temporarily lol that's not good for TV land Bill: /me imagines Elliot fumbling with compile-time C flags..... enthralling TV material.
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There was an uproar of football and caucus fans, as half a dozen tried to get the game back, fumbling with the buttons of the remote.
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Filmmakers and other virtual reality pioneers have been fumbling around with VR "experiences" (what we're calling them now, officially) with pretty crummy results across the board.
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The company promises an up-front fare to the rider, with no fumbling around for cash or evaluation of a driver's performance beyond assigning a rating.
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Just make sure you know where the controller is when you put the headset on, or you'll have an unpleasant moment blindly fumbling around for it.
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The young man and older woman begin a hesitant and fumbling sexual liaison whose sacrilegious tenderness is, however, never quite incarnated by Paul's recollection of it.
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Fumbling to find their place in the world, Alyssa and James are desperate to understand who they are, grasping for any semblance of stability or connection.
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It's hard to believe that less than a year ago the Olympic swimmer was on Tinder, fumbling through the dating realm with the rest of us.
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On Twitter, explaining the appeal of something like dat boi (or even fumbling for a definition of what frog boy means) devalues its own special wonkery.
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The study compared two different payment machines, and it accounted only for dipping and processing times, not any time spent fumbling with the correct payment method.
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"He doesn't have the messaging discipline to properly articulate critical issues without fumbling the message," one GOP lawmaker who knows Walker told The Hill on Monday.
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On the ensuing kickoff, Packers returner J'Mon Moore was drilled by rookie linebacker Anthony Wint, with Moore fumbling and cornerback Rashard Robinson recovering at the 18.
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Other top officers had quit or were heading for the door under the fumbling, near-comical administration of Hayden's predecessor, Porter Goss, a former Republican congressman.
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Like LG, the company's been having a rough go of things lately, and it's spent much of the last couple of years fumbling in the dark.
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I won't reveal what lands her in jail, except to say she's guilty but that there are extenuating circumstances ignored by her hapless, fumbling public defender.
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Mr. Galloway, whose new book, "The Four," analyzes the power of Facebook, Amazon, Google and Apple, said the social media network was still fumbling its response.
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One half-hour at a time, Selina Meyer and her fumbling White House staff try to play politics — and they usually don't do it very well.
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"After he's fumbling and bumbling, he makes the statement, 'And I can rule undetermined if you want,'" said Dominick Pape, who ran the agency's Jacksonville office.
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She appeared lost on subject after subject, fumbling on one of her signature issues — withdrawing from the euro — that is opposed by a majority of French.
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Why it matters: Giant companies have earned regulatory wrist-slaps for fumbling sensitive personal information, but the stakes are much higher for poorly protected health data.
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Fumbling hookups with random men temporarily banish her loneliness without extinguishing her torch for Daniel (José María Yazpik), the lover who abandoned her eight years earlier.
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No more fumbling for the spices behind the tortilla chips or bumping into your partner while trying to get breakfast for the family on the table.
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The state party's fumbling of the caucuses has essentially forced both of the leaders there, Buttigieg and Sanders, to wage a messaging war over who won.
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Re: Reluctant Dad: Make sure that he does hands-on care when the baby arrives — that Mom doesn't become the expert and freeze out fumbling Dad.
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Los Angeles had two turnovers inside the 231-yard line, fumbling out the end zone and throwing an interception in the end zone from the 268.
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He was fumbling for the off button when he turned his bleary gaze directly at an image of what appeared to be himself, filling the news.
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It is all too easy to feel alone and inept, especially when you're lying on your bed in the dark, fumbling for a lifeline on your phone.
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Kiryu fumbling around with a cellphone is the person I would like to be as soon as I'm able to get off Twitter and officially become Old.
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New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady sits on the field after fumbling against the Philadelphia Eagles during the second half of the Super Bowl on Feb. 230.
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Fumbling around inside my phone in search of some notes from CES, I realized I hadn't used the Dropbox app since I changed phones a month ago.
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Pressing the pause button isn't something that should take deliberation or fumbling to find the right spot on the controller, as nearly every other controller design intends.
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After many more years of fumbling around, I finally found more concrete information when I was in college, and began a much deeper period of self-discovery.
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More fumbling followed, including a short-lived suggestion that the mayor's office inaugurate the wharf with a musical re-enactment of a slave voyage, featuring black actors.
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From anchors fumbling over their words, to trying — but failing — to stop laughing at some "hard-hitting" news, we wish all local news coverage was this entertaining.
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It is impossible -- given the last two years of Trump -- to conclude he is simply fumbling his way around on issues of race, gender and ethnic heritage.
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They synced them up with computers and manipulated the antiquated technology, fumbling around with old wires and switches to produce new sounds or to squash a sound.
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Showers are wet and slippery, which can lead to some awkward fumbling or even injury (and nothing is more of a mood-killer than blaring ambulance sirens).
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The bigger picture, however, takes a back seat to Patrick's status as a walking time bomb, fumbling from one awkward situation the next, craving chemically induced relief.
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This reality is missing from the persistent argument that if students drink less and have comfortable seating aside from their beds then their fumbling behaviors will change.
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"They just don't get it" was the national refrain from women to the dumbfounded stares of those old white men fumbling over their questioning of Anita HIll.
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Now they were peering at register totals, fumbling for credit cards, swiping and swiping, then attempting the chip system, one way and then the other, forgetting PINs.
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Systematically, Haynes ramped up Bilott's tension: his blinking eyes, his twitching hands, his juddering feet, his fumbling for the chair, and his flailing spasms on the floor.
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As such, it's difficult to imagine any member of Radiohead doing regular people things like wiping hummus off their chin or fumbling over which emoji to use.
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American Idol narrowed the top 8 down to a top 6 on Thursday's hard-fought episode – where one contestant found redemption after fumbling early in the episode.
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On the ensuing drive, Forte wound up fumbling the ball near the goal line, the Ravens recovered it, and then Marshall punched the ball right back out.
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I found that if I was fumbling with a paintbrush to draw a hand, I couldn't think about color and light with the same kind of intensity.
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Just imagine, your E.D. doctor is fumbling to find your information in your chart, but you have an advance directive that was safely uploaded onto your smartphone.
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Mr. Trump visited several continental European countries last year, including France, where President Emmanuel Macron's handling of his American counterpart appeared to make the British look fumbling.
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Though cut from the same cloth as Mr. Eisenberg's fumbling protagonists, Ms. Sarandon's Lorraine never feels embarrassing, on the one hand, or much fun, on the other.
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McCoy looked shaky early, throwing into double coverage on his first play and fumbling while trying to scramble on his third, with the Redskins recovering and punting.
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She spends most of her time helping her daughters, 10 and 8, with their online classes, fumbling through technology that leaves her confused and her daughters frustrated.
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Many of us have been in awkward networking situations, but few have elevated our fumbling attempts to a world stage, like Ivanka Trump did this past weekend.
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After fumbling its initial response, Britain got essentially the same clarification 15 hours later, which London hailed as a result of its special relationship with Mr. Trump.
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" She went on, "The magnetic-closure C.C.W. pockets are designed to overcome the adrenaline effect, giving you fast access to your weapon without fumbling with zipper pulls.
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Last month, Goldman was forced to maintain its dividend and share buyback plans unchanged from last year after fumbling a key part of its annual stress test.
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Kristoff yearns to propose to Anna and spends much of the story fumbling to pop the question, a light comic refrain that smartly never overwhelms the story.
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Although I consider myself a confident person, throughout the whole interview I was fumbling my words, sounding incoherent and sweating much more than I wish I had.
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Britain's Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has been called a "catastrophic failure" by members of his own party for fumbling its message to remain in the European Union.
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She sprinkles them across 1926 Manhattan, where they scuttle about with furtive energy, as if they were tourists fumbling for their passports or immigrants worried about their visas.
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It paved the way for a distinctly American literature at a time when the United States was still fumbling to forge a national identity on the world stage.
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This fumbling Council of Ministers may mouth party platitudes, but they don't think about policy as anything more than a gesture to get the public on their side.
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Instead of fumbling through discoveries that savvy audiences have already made, the protagonists are usually one step ahead of the monsters — even if it's a vanishingly small step.
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Magnetizing both sides of the screen makes it easy to store the Surface pen, meaning you'll never be fumbling on your desk to find where you put it.
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The biggest problem with Spicer's fumbling metaphor was not his failed grasp of the facts — his biggest problem was that he used a "Hitler" analogy to begin with.
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After a bit of fumbling and a series of confused looks off-stage, Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway finally announced La La Land as the Best Picture winner.
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All of that fumbling and re-rolling with your fingers can increase the risk of tearing and/or damaging the latex, which could lead to breakage during intercourse.
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Miami's Jakeem Grant committed a huge blunder to open the fourth by fumbling a punt at the Chargers 20, and with San Diego's Darrell Stuckey making the recovery.
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Would Coop's return have felt this damn good if we'd sat through just a little less of Dougie fumbling and drooling and pissing his way to the top?
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Eddie Redmayne starts as Newt Scamander, a shy, fumbling, potentially on-the-spectrum Brit visiting 1926 New York City on a mission involving his fascination with magical animals.
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Financial reform has, I'd argue, made our system somewhat more robust than it was in 2008, but fumbling the response to a shock could still have disastrous consequences.
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In the original, Jud shows up at Laurey and Curly's wedding and falls on his knife after starting a fight; his death is caused by his own fumbling.
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In other words, retailers in general may be fumbling with their mobile initiatives, but Target is something of an outlier in terms of real-world adoption and usage.
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In a preview for the remaining episodes of Colton Underwood's season of The Bachelor, Underwood stands at a plateau — it's always a plateau — fumbling with a ring box.
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Rick Smith is "retiring," as the corporate euphemism goes, after failing to prevent a massive cyber attack and fumbling the response – and with little financial penalty to boot.
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My memories are really vivid: We were naked, fumbling, having this clumsy sex like teenagers who didn't know what they were doing—because that's exactly what we were.
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Rick Smith is "retiring," as the corporate euphemism goes, after failing to prevent a massive cyber attack and fumbling the response - and with little financial penalty to boot.
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The mustachioed backup looked rough in London on Sunday, throwing two interceptions, fumbling away two more balls, and leading the Jaguars to just three points against the Texans.
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That leaves the team with Mark Sanchez, still best remembered for fumbling the ball after colliding with the rear end of his teammate with the Jets in 2012.
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Artistic aspiration and teen coming-of-age are two bittersweet tastes that taste great together, each with its own flavor profile of longing, rejection and fumbling toward identity.
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Chris Carson rushed for 83 yards and a touchdown, overcoming the mistake of fumbling on the first play of the game and setting up Green Bay's opening score.
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Texans 53, Falcons 32 Houston got away with fumbling the ball five times thanks to the Texans offense making the Falcons defense look like, well, the Falcons defense.
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Roberta drifts off while watching a Woody Allen film with a boy she's gone home with; when she wakes beneath his fumbling body, her thoughts become abstract, polyhedrous.
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One of the many appealing things about ride-share apps is that they provide a cashless experience — no fumbling around for loose bills when you're exiting the car.
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The video, which touches on everything from current politics to Buddhist sociopaths to Wright's own level of spiritual attainment, offers an endearing look at Wright fumbling toward ecstasy.
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"There's a lot of people concerned about Joe Biden's ability to carry the ball across the end line without fumbling," Booker told CNN's Anderson Cooper after the debate.
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And given the league's fumbling response to the Kaepernick situation, the question of artists debating whether they "need" the Super Bowl doesn't figure to go away anytime soon.
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He lightens the heaviness with humor, physical comedy (fumbling, stumbling) and a perfectly synced cast that includes the funnymen David Cross, Zach Woods and a terrific Bob Odenkirk.
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I'd love to give you a very scholarly answer, but I just fumble around in the dark, and luckily, I have really talented people fumbling along with me.
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After fumbling through terrible French and Spanish, my partner and I had ordered two plates of sardines and two bowls of harira, a typical tomato-based lentil soup.
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His firing of his campaign manager on a Monday morning, when he could have campaigned on the FBI's fumbling of the release of the Omar Mateen transcripts, was amateurish.
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But with a fumbling, awkward grace and some small talk, they cut through their ambiguous past, checking the rearview mirror as TV news trucks followed their caravan of cars.
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The actor, who just released a memoir titled Too Much Is Not Enough: A Memoir of Fumbling Toward Adulthood, also landed a role in Showtime's new series Black Monday.
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Sabrina would wait, level after level, as Avery attempted to catch up to her, fumbling and swearing at each complex math problem, mistaking an important clue for scenery art.
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But the brand has also created some animosity with fans after fumbling with the casting of Aladdin and adding a new character that doesn't seem true to the original.
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It takes some getting used to, and you might cut yourself by pressing the wrong unlock button and fumbling the whole damn thing at some point, because I did.
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I found myself fumbling with the thing a bit, trying to get it to stick — thankfully you'll only have to deal with that about once a month or so.
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Fumbling attempts to bring in new bank, energy and telecoms taxes in recent months are the latest example of its struggle to assert itself as a fully functioning economy.
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It makes sense: Why worry about painful silences, fumbling for the right word, or unplanned tangents derailing a conversation when you could craft, edit, and rewrite the perfect message?
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Instead of apps built with children's and parents' needs in mind, our kids are fumbling around on their own, making mistakes, then having their devices taken away in punishment.
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Austin Allen went 4 of 10 for 64 yards, fumbling on a sack in the third quarter that led to a 26-yard defensive touchdown for Jacksonville's Carroll Phillips.
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The function is brilliant and, while I haven't flown with them just yet, I can imagine it's much easier than fumbling with an iPad in a cramped airline seat.
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In essence, machines may come to know the world not through an impossibly all-encompassing program, but from grasping, babbling, trying, and fumbling their way to getting it right.
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Biden's at-times fumbling debate performances, and his poor showings in the first two elections in Iowa and New Hampshire, contrasted with Sanders' wins in New Hampshire and Nevada.
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The late '19613s were, in general, marked by a sense of American decline, and the idea that the presidency was primarily marked by a fumbling impotence that deserved mockery.
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Mr. Dawkins envisions the fumbling beginnings of an affair between them, first in St. Louis, then the following month in Chicago, as "The Glass Menagerie" is having its premiere.
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Boone bolted out of the blocks with a 59-yard run on the first play from scrimmage before fumbling a pitch from quarterback Sean Mannion on the next play.
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Whichever option you choose, you'll want to make sure you can easily update your content and run the presentation smoothly, including jumping between slides, without too much fumbling around.
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The WHO and others have been roundly criticized for responding too slowly at the beginning of the outbreak, a fumbling that experts say ultimately cost lives across West Africa.
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When I handed him a list to check off, I realized it was already filled out by a previous subject, and got a little embarrassed, fumbling for a blank checklist.
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While not overtly political, this tale of a young, small-town cop fumbling to find the right words to say at a funeral reframes perceptions of police in troubled times.
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Not only does it offer spectacular sound — think an audio output of 100W — it's entirely wireless, so you won't have to worry about fumbling with a ball of tangled wires.
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According to Logitech, that typically means watching someone with a laser pointer gesture at a screen while awkwardly fumbling with an ancient remote (Logitech hasn't updated its own in years).
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Yet Mr Guadagnino frames things so obliquely (these characters rarely state what they are actually feeling) that we perceive their fumbling towards and away from love as an internalised oppression.
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Just 20 minutes before the start of its game against Morrisania Educational Campus, from the Bronx, the Susan E. Wagner High School stunt team was fumbling its way through practice.
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A lovely counter low kick followed by Miocic fumbling for the right hand—a bad habit of his we will return to in The Tactical Guide to Miocic vs. Ngannou.
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"NBC FAKE NEWS, which is under intense scrutiny over their killing the Harvey Weinstein story, is now fumbling around making excuses for their probably highly unethical conduct," the president wrote.
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For Amazon there is a special urgency to get India right after fumbling attempts to crack the e-commerce business in China, another huge emerging market dominated by domestic players.
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In his mixed-media work, "In Euphoria, we find two Kung Fu Warriors fumbling towards a reconciliation" (2019), Milan goes in a completely different direction, and evokes an alternative world.
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He has to make his way through the half-lit, cavernous house alone, fumbling through dark hallways and at one point a dazzlingly bright dining room toward the front door.
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It makes for awkward viewing as men who don't know a thing about the ground game spastically flail their legs in answer to the fumbling downward punches of the opponent.
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In the show, which he also produces, Kutcher plays Colt Bennett, a prodigal son who returns to his family's ranch after fumbling his semi-professional football career in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
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You can search online communities for meet-ups, strike up fumbling conversations in coffee shops or bother friends of friends, or friends of friends of friends, until they extend invitations.
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When your phone rings at a bad moment — at a movie, for example, or in church — don't extend the embarrassment by pulling it out and fumbling for the Ignore button.
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It had huge traffic, and yet Terry was doing a lot of good things, but they were also fumbling and they had just missed out on Facebook and all that.
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Mr. Thackeray would pull a sari over his head and mimic the Italian-born daughter-in-law of the Nehru-Gandhi family in a high falsetto, mocking her fumbling Hindi.
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It's an assertion of Morgan's importance as an individual, a reminder that a 17-year-old emo kid's fumbling toward authentic self-expression constitutes its own kind of hero's journey.
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Fumbling with a ballpoint pen and agitatedly clicking it, seeming with each click to adjust his calculation, he finally gripped it and wrote "180" on a small piece of paper.
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There was the New York Times story on the nascent days of the White House, portraying top aides fumbling in the dark as they rethought their improv approach to governing.
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" Castro has "some really legitimate concerns" that are shared by many others, he said, about Biden's "ability to carry the ball all the way across the end line without fumbling.
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What Clinton was obviously fumbling around trying to say is that lots of coal miners and coal companies are going to be put out of business by these market forces.
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But rather than report the issue, she is enticed by Edward's response, leaving her purposely fumbling for his attention and questioning her stale relationship with a former high school classmate.
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While sexual frustration is a ubiquitous plot point in nearly all teen-centric entertainment, Booksmart depicts fumbling hookups as a universal rite of passage that women get to pursue, too.
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Barack himself is now fumbling to operate the coffeemaker, and friends and colleagues are dumbstruck when they ring the doorbell at the couple's new D.C. rental home and Michelle herself appears.
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Before you rush over and madly start fumbling with the internal doings of your NES Classic Edition, be aware the process still isn't super easy, or for that matter clearly legal.
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Recently, after fumbling a street food order, I added insult to my own injury by poking a hole in my cup of eomuk and spilling fish cake broth all over myself.
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Humans, being the clumsy creatures we are, spend so much time fumbling around and second-guessing everything that we often sabotage ourselves when it comes to finding love and enjoying it.
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In the next few months, residents at a handful of buildings in the city will be able to walk up to their apartment doors and go inside without fumbling for keys.
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Paww WaveSound 3 Noise-Cancelling Bluetooth Headphones — $75 (list price $2003) See Details Spend less time fumbling with your countless remote controls and more time actually enjoying your electronics and appliances.
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After fumbling around with his phone instead of enjoying a Grammy-winning pop star in his presence, 13-year-old Ryan McKenna successfully managed to capture a perfect selfie with Timberlake.
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Knowing that I've got all of those things neatly packed and ready to grab on a shoot keeps me from sweating bullets and wasting time fumbling to find the right adapter.
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I love being able to walk into work in the morning and drop my Galaxy S8 down on a charging pad instead of fumbling for a wire and plugging it in.
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Bellroy Travel Wallet, $119, available at AmazonChecking in to your hotel or flight becomes much less stressful when you're not fumbling for your documents and you know exactly where they are.
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The company has a history of fumbling big acquisitions, including its disastrous acquisition of Nokia, which ended in a $7.6 billion write-off, after which Microsoft backed away from mobile phones.
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The crowds kind of fumbling of their assigned task attests to how very little we do know about 3D printing, which merely skims the surface in the way buzzwordy headlines do.
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Messing with the chemistry of the quarterback-center exchange means an increased chance of fumbling, multiplied by however-many offensive snaps will happen (and this game's expected to be a shootout).
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Issa Dee, who we first meet on her 29th birthday, is self-described as "aggressively passive," a slightly awkward, slightly fumbling woman trying to get through her day without compromising herself.
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Cryptocurrency may not be the new internet, but movies in 2019 are treating the technology like flicks from the 90s treated the web—breathlessly, earnestly fumbling, gloriously corny, and instantly dated.
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He's squatted against the sofa at completely the wrong angle, and he's fumbling himself inside "Minx," who lowers herself onto him with the pained dignity of someone entering a hot bath.
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When asked your favorite movie genre, you'll be able to tap Comedy or Action instead of fumbling with typing in commands like "Funny" or "War" that the bot might not understand.
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The clumsy, fumbling swings of weaponry in Totally Accurate Battle Simulator feel more true to mob violence than most games—one need only look at protest footage to see this much.
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Jimmy Carter and George W. Bush both got points for their fumbling Spanish, and while Barack Obama doesn't actually speak any other languages, he has to get an A for effort.
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Ben is well-liked at school, but nonetheless he's a careful, unsure kid, always fumbling his way through interactions with peers and adults, searching desperately for the correct way to behave.
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Still, Biden's shrinking pool of competitors won't do him any good if he keeps making mistakes like his fumbling attempt to quote the Declaration of Independence at a rally on Monday.
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Maybe. On most nights, crammed into my seat, fumbling with program and notebook and pen, I am hoping that if I listen — just listen — another world will open itself before me.
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A meek, fumbling salesman who is constantly bulldozed by the more dominating Chirag, Pritam is reluctant to play his part in this love story but has little choice in the matter.
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A wild turnover sequence followed, with Arizona running back J.J. Taylor fumbling the ball away near midfield only for McIlwain to throw another interception — snagged by Young — on the next play.
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She applies for a restaurant job on a whim, for something to do, and just barely limps her way through a disastrous interview, fumbling for the names of wines she doesn't know.
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Then, for a solid hour or so, I was fumbling through iTunes and Apple Music on my phone, wishing I could just tell Siri to play my Release Radar playlist on Spotify.
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Taken all in all, the symposium advanced the idea that Trump wouldn't just make a fumbling, buffoonish president, but that he poses a threat to American politics and conservative consensus at large.
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This is the first time the bureau has acknowledged that it mishandled tips about Cruz, including fumbling and failing to follow up on two reports detailing his disturbing behavior on social media.
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And in use I've come to value the way that they free up my hands from fumbling with a phone or placing that phone in between me and my kids or dogs.
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The one category that Amazon is still fumbling with is international sales, as it slowly develops its smart assistant Alexa to learn more languages and expands its Echo offerings into additional countries.
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And in scenarios like the plane I'm typing this from, you're a lot less likely to accidentally knock it out with your leg, leaving you fumbling blindly to plug it back in.
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I'll see if it ultimately proves to be as dumb a decision as it can feel like to walk case-less over asphalt and risk fumbling its hard-to-grip glass back.
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Even though whipping out your phone might feel more spontaneous, if you're fumbling around on a tiny screen it can be harder to see and more challenging to choose a video together.
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And in 2018, many of the most important decisions about speech are made by companies like Twitter or Facebook that have giant teams of people struggling with, and sometimes fumbling, the issues.
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But Gordon, who gained only 153 yards on 16 carries, was stopped on the next two plays, fumbling the game away on the second one to seal the Chargers' third straight loss.
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Congressional fumbling over health care could signal more volatility for stocks, but no correction is expected in the near future as long as President Donald Trump's pro-growth agenda remains largely intact.
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Finally, McKinley accepted that the election would be a fight about whether to have a tight or loose money supply, after a fumbling start in which he attempted to straddle the issue.
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As such, while you may get lucky while getting lucky now and then, all too often a lack of communication about the deed beforehand can lead to ineffective fumbling or quiet frustrations.
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The person familiar with the episode described altogether different circumstances, saying the handover had been completed peacefully, complicated only by Bornstein's fumbling with his photocopy machine to make copies of the records.
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A turbulent start to 22016, with currency and stock markets tumbling, has stoked concerns that Beijing's policymakers are in danger of fumbling as China heads toward its slowest growth in 240 years.
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While not the most powerful, it's perfect for those nervous about introducing toys into parterned sex since unscrewing it from your necklace is sexier than fumbling for one in your bedside table.
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In his first scene on the show, Jesse was seen exiting a woman's house through her upstairs window, fumbling to put his pants on and falling down the roof in the process.
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She ventures outside just once a week and spends the most time helping her girls, 10 and 8, with online classes, fumbling through technology that leaves her confused and her daughters frustrated.
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Presenting a movie at Cannes can be big business and the army of Sony Pictures employees handling this offensive had the air of people worried about fumbling the most delicate of rarities.
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Take a deep breath and keep that in mind the next time you're fumbling around with keys and a stroller and trying to remember where on earth you put your driver's license.
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But the 3-time Cy Young winner -- who has a long history of fumbling in the playoffs -- choked ... and gave up the Dodgers' lead on back-to-back homers in the 8th.
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Now it's possible to shop for groceries, pay rent, buy lunch, summon a taxi, and repay your sister for a movie without handling a checkbook, let alone fumbling with bills and coins.
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Berezovsky unleashed his network, which hammered away at the Kremlin's incompetence and compared its handling of the Kursk disaster to the government's fumbling response to the nuclear accident at Chernobyl, in 20163.
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And with rumors of several different versions in the offing, all with significantly different design elements, we are officially fumbling around in the dark in terms of what physical features to expect.
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In a series of letters between top officials including their chief executives, the Journal said Anthem and Cigna accuse each other of violating the July merger agreement and fumbling submissions to regulators.
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In his opinion, a toddler fumbling with a rubber ball and a deep-learning network classifying cat photos are both learning; calling the latter system a "machine" is a distinction without a difference.
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Facebook's fumbling attempts to try and get users to watch more native video and thus more lucrative native video ads have been ongoing for years (and have been killing newsrooms left and right).
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Perhaps audience members, fumbling in the faint glow of an usher's flashlight, are meant to identify with the dancer who eventually comes into view, scrambling on the floor of the nearly lightless room.
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Here we had been fumbling around our melons with knives and spoons while DaveHax was living in the watermelon future, enjoying the literal fruits of his genius — all thanks to a pineapple corer!
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Former first-round selection Melvin Gordon has struggled to find the handle on the ball, fumbling for the second time in as many weeks on Sunday and eighth time in 19 career games.
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Instead of fumbling about with light and dark colors to accentuate your features, strategically-placed highlighter will create the same effect, while adding brightness and glow at the same time, Bartlett tells PeopleStyle.
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And so I worry that some people might throw themselves into SU's programming under the false promise that they'll be shown the light when we're all fumbling in the dark to some degree.
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But Britons of Caribbean descent say the immigration fiasco reveals far more than bureaucratic fumbling, exposing a willful ignorance of Britain's colonial past and its rich black history, which goes back many centuries.
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So in bed, you will be shit because you will be nervous and fumbling and weird; and they will be shit because they don't actually like you and they can smell your desperation.
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There's something so much more rewarding about just being able to hit a power button and dive into VR without navigating phone and PC menus, fumbling with hardware and dealing with constant updates.
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Prince is so synonymous with sex that his entire discography may as well be a part of the school curriculum to save your PSHE teacher from awkwardly fumbling over a question about fisting.
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What's great about this song is that it takes a woman's first fumbling sexual encounter, something typically framed as a dramatic loss of innocence, and turns it into a joyous, celebratory nostalgia trip.
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What does appear clear is that France is fumbling for a response, faced with the evidence that its monthslong crackdown on the domestic Islamist enemy did not do what it was supposed to.
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The latter automatically pauses your music when you take the earbuds out of your ears, which is a lot more elegant than fumbling for the pause button when someone asks you a question.
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And presidential nominee Mitt Romney's fumbling efforts to distance himself from those statements, including his cringeworthy remark about having "binders full of women" to consider for positions in his hypothetical administration, didn't help.
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The act of murder here is rote; from stalking victims to fumbling your way back to your car with a body, the violence on display does not make the player powerful, but powerless.
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The Clippers take on the air of a morality play, their fumbling trajectory, compared with those of the NBA elite, a warning about the pitfalls of lavishness in the face of upright austerity.
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The once-terrifying Russian military intelligence agency has been so sloppy and prone to fumbling that you have to ask: Why does a strongman brought up in the K.G.B. put up with it?
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But after a fumbling start, the European Union and its institutions, including the European Central Bank, have begun to cope better with the new challenge of Europe as the epicenter of the virus.
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If you're like me and keep fumbling and bumbling drinks while trying to handle your phone in one hand like a ridiculously inept infomercial actor, boy does PopSockets have the product for you.
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Beyond being a rare talent able to write "Careless Whisper" at an age when the rest of us were still fumbling with our genitals in the dark, George Michael was outspoken and fearless.
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Despite the awkward fumbling required when inserting them into the pillowcase on nights I plan to use them, Josh — he's my husband now — laughs at them considerably less often than he ought to.
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Whether you're hitting the slopes, shredding powder on your board, gardening, cycling, or even whipping up a meal, fumbling with your phone or touch-sensitive earbuds can be frustrating, to say the least.
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Four British guys with a hot tech product find themselves in the big time and struggle to hold their own against high-rolling sharks while fumbling their personal lives — yeah, there are similarities.
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When my brother, who lives thousands of miles away from me responded, he didn't quite get the call-and-response nature, fumbling with whether the app was recording and with what to say.
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Alexander returned it 36 yards and lateraled to the Denver Broncos' Aqib Talib, who ran it 55 yards before fumbling and recovering it at the NFC seven-yard line with a minute left.
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Ralph Northam's (D) surprise decision Wednesday to say that he'd sign a bill outlawing so-called sanctuary cities has triggered outrage from some Democrats, who fear Northam is fumbling Tuesday's must-win race.
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While musicologists now treat Bruckner (1824-96) as a sophisticate, popular discussion of him has long centered on his naïveté, his social fumbling and on esoteric debates about the editing of his scores.
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When teams shave points, usually they try to hide it, but Philip Rivers fumbling with no contact and a guy running backward 15 yards to take a safety is a little too obvious.
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Still, if you've wanted to check on your calendar or find call someone in your contacts list it might save you a little time or fumbling with your phone while dashing down the avenue.
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Some of what Bixby can do is definitely cool, but that functionality alone isn't something Bixby can rely on while fumbling the common questions or requests from people accustomed to Siri and Google Assistant.
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The story goes from a basic one about growing up thinking her parents' night fumbling was a sign of ghosts, to a joke about Child Midge not knowing what an appropriate ghost sound was.
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Its parts can also be sourced relatively inexpensively, which means that third party repair companies are salivating over the prospect of you fumbling the phone and bringing it to them for a screen repair.
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That was the challenge for the makers of a new TV series that puts a 21st-century twist on the 1994 British romantic comedy that made the fumbling, quintessentially English Grant an international star.
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Well, it's one of the most efficient ways to have all your books in one place, which means no more fumbling around in your bag to decide which novel you're going to break into.
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It is clear from the results of the recent special elections that the fumbling of health care reform and President Trump's low approval rate are not enough to sway swing voters to the left.
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At the same time, in an intricate but not very interesting counterpoint, we see the fumbling beginnings of relationships for their three children and the depressing impasses reached by several of Joy's therapeutic clients.
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And as "Lunch Bunch" ultimately suggests, lemon tahini goddess noodles with garlic broccolini are probably — probably — less important than what we owe to one another and how we live in fumbling, sustaining, necessary fellowship.
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After some fumbling consultation with his wife, his daughter (Annika Boras) and his pastor (William Ragsdale), Ken takes a plane to London, his first trip out of town on his own in 20 years.
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Delisle presents André's eventual escape less as a daring exploit than as a panicked, fumbling victory over his interior monologue — the psychological prison that months of darkness, immobility and uncertainty had imposed on him.
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I was getting out of the car and, instead of fumbling with Venmo to enter in his name and the amount I owed him, I just asked Siri to send my friend Steve $100.
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Everything is sweeping in its personal and political scope, chronicling Jo’s and Bethie’s fumbling attempts to right their respective ships against the backdrop of an America experiencing its own growing pains.
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Though the company's stock has begun to rebound, it's not clear whether its fumbling response to the fiasco has lost enough of its users' trust and confidence to seriously damage Facebook in the long term.
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"You don't want to be fumbling around with the toy while wearing it, and you sure don't want to take on more than you or your partner can chew," says Chelsea McCain of Adult Empire.
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The process requires a bit of fumbling, and I strongly recommend doing the maneuver over a table or while sitting on a very soft couch, lest you drop the machine altogether with a loud crack.
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For all of us who have to put up with people fumbling for their train passes, holding up the line at the gantry, this technology upgrade is set to save you a few frustrated seconds.
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Using the incorrect emoji in a message to one of your cooler friends or a potential new lover can leave you humiliated, looking like a fumbling nerd who can't even send a goddamn text right.
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But if you're lucky enough to find yourself in a sexual encounter with not one, but two, other people, you might wonder how it's possible to make all the magic happen without any awkward fumbling.
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Perhaps the trailer's scenes of fumbling over homework and chores are just evidence of a man coming into his own as a primary caretaker — a journey taken by all four fathers that Refinery29 spoke to.
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If you're not hitting your deadlines, or constantly fumbling to achieve your end result, it might be causing you to slip lower and lower down the ladder of importance (a very important ladder, I'm told).
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I'm a little nervous of what my fumbling performance will reveal about me, but Athanasopoulos assures me I'm similar to others who have been tested—and so far, we seem to be validating his theory.
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After wasting an eternity fumbling for the key to the Audubon's case, they carried the 250 pound book to the back elevator and took it to the basement, which, to their horror, was pitch black.
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Apart from a little fumbling with props, you'd never have known: He has many shades of good humor, easy command of Colas's complex jumps and pirouettes and (more unusual) a mastery of dynamically exciting phrasing.
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The murder of the Olympic wrestler Dave Schultz by John E. du Pont in 1996 gets another cinematic treatment in "Team Foxcatcher" and "Special Correspondents" stars a fumbling Ricky Gervais (both films are on Netflix).
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It's full of our favorite kid actors (looking a whole lot younger), Sean Astin (playing a Bob who is way more alive), and a lot of slipping, tripping, falling, fumbling, stumbling, stuttering, and breaking stuff.
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Hart's people cling to the notion that much of the public thinks the media has overstepped its bounds, but that doesn't prevent his fumbling response from creating a media whirlwind that essentially swallows him whole.
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After a year of fumbling and not having any true strategy set up, I decided to take a course in business to double-down on the numbers that I needed to be more comfortable with.
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"A lot of women I've spoken to say they discovered porn while fumbling around on Tumblr," Glamour wrote in an article detailing the ways Tumblr became a safe space for women to find pornography online.
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Just 22 days into his presidency, Bill Clinton was 22012 points underwater in job approval after a badly botched transition and a fumbling of the early legislative agenda that in some ways dwarfs Trump's struggles.
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The world is catching fire before our eyes, the predictions of climate scientists are coming true, and we are either fumbling conversations about the causes or settling for not talking about those causes at all.
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Breitbart took pains to suggest a seemingly damning contrast: the F.B.I.'s fumbling of a tip about the Parkland shooter and the agency's work investigating allegations of collusion between Russians and Mr. Trump's presidential campaign.
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In the clip above from The Daily Show, Trevor Noah breaks down some of his most recent ones — from calling Fox host Chris Wallace "Chuck" by mistake, to repeatedly fumbling his words at a rally.
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So many stores now accept payments from smartphone apps that, in some places, it's almost possible to get through the week and zip through checkouts without fumbling for cash, cards or plastic store-rewards tags.
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"The sharp suits make him look disciplined, but also energetic," Ms. Cronberg added, and they offer a defining visual contrast with the rumpled and often fumbling appearance of the departing president, the Socialist François Hollande.
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For a person fumbling in the dark with a bag of groceries, simply flicking the lights on is much less of a hassle than opening an app on a smartphone to perform the same task.
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FORT DODGE, Iowa (Reuters) - Iowa resident Carolyn Miller had long harbored doubts about Joe Biden's candidacy, believing the former vice president was too old and too fumbling to beat President Donald Trump in November's election.
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Yet this (fairly massive) 19953 biography by David Herbert Donald, a Harvard historian, pulls together much of the scholarship into a definitive single volume that views Lincoln's failings and fumbling as much as his achievements.
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All the earlier examples suddenly seemed fumbling and unsophisticated, and with the possible exception of the Spice Market spinoffs in Qatar and Mexico, the ones that would follow seemed increasingly mindless and out of touch.
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I expected him to get a bit of stick, given the absolute state of the fumbling and scattershot war on drugs, but was still surprised at the level of intense, almost seething hatred in the comments.
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Director Daniel Espinosa (Safe House, Child 44) gets off to a somewhat muddled start, fumbling what could have been a concise table-setting tour of the spacecraft, but instead he turns it into a murky maze.
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We will stop the fumbling with Metrocards that we see every day," said Rivka Gerwitz Little, research director of global payment strategies at the International Data Corporation, "I expect to see a massive uptake in usage.
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Who can forget the Metropolitan Museum of Art's fumbling rollout of their multimillion-dollar rebranding that replaced its beloved, architectural "M," with the Wolff Olin design firm's stiflingly cramped calligraphy that shouts THE MET at visitors?
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Instead of fumbling for a wire or three, AirPower promised to let you just drop your Apple Watch, your iPhone, and your AirPods on a charging pad and pick them up, fully charged, in the morning.
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While Kylie and crew snapped off-the-charts excitement with a celebratory scream-fest, those of us who didn't score the bronze, copper, and rich-brown pressed shadows were left fumbling for the sad-face filter.
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Microsoft is still rebuilding the Xbox brand years after fumbling the Xbox One with a misguided launch aimed at positioning the console as a do-it-all home entertainment system instead of a solid game console.
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They mess with their fumbling, awkward friend Cecile (Selma Blair), but the big dare centers around Sebastian's (Phillippe) ability to seduce the nice new girl Annette (Reese Witherspoon), who's vowed to save herself for true love.
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Isaiah Crowell—If a single mistake is can undo a 150-plus yard rushing day, it would come via fumbling inside the opponent's five-yard-line during a tie game with a minute left in regulation.
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In one of these moments, a drunken, fumbling Nick shows up late at night at Naomi's door and unloads all of his repressed feelings, the way he sees her as a means to escape his life.
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Steam, despite absolutely fumbling on what should be obvious content moderation issues and ignoring the presence of hate groups on its platform, was an early platform to seriously attempt to address the problem of review-bombing.
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" When pressed about the incident, and how it looked in light of the latest allegations, Malka called the situation "an extremely poorly worded couple sentences fumbling through in a passage about the events of that day.
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You're taken onto the island, introduced to a score of characters believed to be linked to Damien, and left fumbling in the dark after quiet whispers of leads, bumping into one dead end after the next.
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This time, out, however, it's under the camera, rather than beside it — addressing a key complaint with the Note 217's design, which found users fumbling with the camera lens when attempting to unlock the device.
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This goal is realized through a series of scenes in which our fumbling characters try to impose order on chaos in the Washington State wilderness (rendered in a wonderfully kitschy great outdoors setting by Kimie Nishikawa).
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The ever-present character of Julia Warhola in Als's TV series initially comes off as a rather stereotypical immigrant parent, constantly fretting about the well-being of her sickly "Andy Candy" while fumbling with English grammar.
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With the amount of video games at our fingertips these days, why jump into something that might have you fumbling to understand what's going on, when you could just as easily play a billion other things?
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He also was left to lament the most critical of Philadelphia's mistakes: fumbling at the 1643-yard line on the opening drive of the second half when the Eagles were on the verge of pulling even.
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Antoine Griezmann's long-range shot slipped through the Uruguay keeper's fumbling hands just after the hour at the Nizhny Novgorod Stadium to effectively seal the result for France and ensure their progress to the semi-finals.
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On a recent spring morning, Ms. Pepi, Ms. Ancona and Ms. Aouate — who spearheaded the efforts to open a synagogue — fussed at the entrance to the oratory, fumbling with a padlock on a cast-iron gate.
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Booker added to his comments on CNN's "New Day" Friday morning, explaining that he finds concerns about Biden "fumbling" onstage to be "really important," but saying that he took issue with how the issue was raised.
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Surgeon Simulator is first and foremost a work of comedy, with intentionally awkward controls that leave you fumbling to grasp and make use of delicate surgical instruments — which in this case includes Trump Steak and Trump Vodka.
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Broadway and Girls star Andrew Rannells reveals that he was sexually assaulted by a Catholic priest as a teenager in an excerpt from his new memoir, Too Much Is Not Enough: A Memoir Of Fumbling Towards Adulthood.
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In Los Angeles, Hershenow was fumbling over similar label drama with MS MR. In early 2016, Hershenow and MS MR bandmate Lizzy Plapinger were fortunate enough to pry themselves out of a five-album deal with Columbia.
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Watson was intercepted in the end zone by Georgia Tech's Lance Austin, who brought the ball back out onto the field and was tackled by Williams at the 213-yard line before fumbling into the end zone.
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Photo: Richard Drew (AP)Twitter, which has been alternately scrambling around reassuring users it is working to address its well-known trolling problem and fumbling doing just that, briefly tested a feature suggesting who users should unfollow.
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The FBI admitted this week that it failed to properly investigate multiple warnings about suspected Florida school shooter Nikolas Cruz, including fumbling and failing to follow up on two tips detailing his disturbing behavior on social media.
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This lack of recognition doesn't stop the people in the house — who also come to include a fumbling but lusty preacher, Father Dewis (Larry Pine) — from talking way too much about things that should never be mentioned.
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He took aim at NBC in a tweet on Tuesday: NBC FAKE NEWS, which is under intense scrutiny over their killing the Harvey Weinstein story, is now fumbling around making excuses for their probably highly unethical conduct.
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Apple had tapped Ive to oversee iOS 7 after the departure of Forstall, who's fumbling of Apple Maps and other missteps got him unceremoniously fired, and he was chosen to present it to the world in 53.
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Even if I don't use the camera, my Spectacles are a keeper: they're the perfect pair of sunglasses, and it's reassuring to know that I can capture something without fumbling through my pockets looking for my phone.
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There's a fearful symmetry in Forsett fumbling his first carry for the Broncos Sunday, given that the man he's in the process of replacing (Devontae Booker) fumbled his first regular-season carry way back in Week 1.
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It's no longer two people in a room, doctor and patient fumbling through, exposed and vulnerable, with unspoken permission to ask and answer even the most embarrassing questions in pursuit of the shared goal of improving health.
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The board created a typology of Columbia students—the hyper-involved, the completely disinterested, the kids who find their thing and stick to it—and corrected the researchers in their sometimes fumbling attempts to classify student identities.
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But any anxiety within the Knicks' fan base over Jackson's dispatches on Twitter seems to have little to do with the image of a septuagenarian fumbling over technology, misusing a medium and thus failing to express himself.
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The friends have entertaining banter — their exchange about the film "Anastasia" is especially funny — but Addison, who is fumbling for ways to carry out her budding activism in the tumultuous first weeks of 2017, needs more guidance.
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In fact, Mr. Biden has blundered this chance before — the establishment front-runner; the last, best hope for moderates — fumbling his initial 2020 advantages in a hail of disappointing fund-raising, feeble campaign organization and staggering underperformance.
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Trump's turbulent leadership style and the chaos that gripped Washington as a result of his leadership left the GOP fumbling the ball on health care and failing to move any signature bills through most of the year.
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" And then, immediately after the debate, Booker, an even more viable Democratic candidate, defended Castro and suggested that Biden may not be someone who can "carry the ball all the way across the end line without fumbling.
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" With Russian leader Vladimir V. Putin having suggested that he would resist sending athletes to compete as neutrals, Pound thinks the message from the I.O.C. needs to be unmistakable after its "fumbling of the ball in 2016.
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With cheaper cardboard viewers, pausing, fast-forwarding, or even changing the volume of a video typically requires fumbling to open in the headset, pulling the phone out of it, scrolling ahead, and then putting it all back together.
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And the new, wireless AirPod earbuds, while impressive in many ways, can't adjust the volume or skip a track without either interrupting the music to ask Siri to do it or fumbling for your phone or Apple Watch.
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Medics are fumbling around in the middle of the night trying to place peripheral IV lines right before the execution, having difficulty finding veins, when larger central or PICC lines could have been placed beforehand with imaging guidance.
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The interface will throw these switch-ups at you at inopportune times: when you're trying to duck one of your commandos just out of a Nazi's sight, or fumbling to have them pick up a ticking time bomb.
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There's a reason for it—all that nitrogen is keeping your chips from turning into stale, no-fun garbage food—but it still feels pretty unfair when you're fumbling for crumbs after only a few handfuls of Ruffles.
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Alex Smith threw four touchdown passes, rookie running back Kareem Hunt scored three times after fumbling away his first carry and the Chiefs pulled off a stunning 753-27 upset of New England in the NFL season opener.
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Both of them peaked in the 1940s, before fumbling in the middle of the century to find their footing as Hollywood picked up a new gaggle of young, wide-eyed women to take their place — and their roles.
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I'm coming up to 25 hours with Persona 33, filling the skinny slacks of a transfer student I've named Easter Egg, and locked in after the usual first couple of hours' fumbling through new environments, routines and relationships.
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Of course, most people simply like Apple Pay for its convenience, letting you use your phone to pay rather than fumbling for a debit or credit card, and when shopping online not having to repeatedly enter card details.
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Sources connected to the firm tell TMZ ... PWC decided bodyguards were necessary for Brian Cullinan, Martha Ruiz and their families because of death threats they've received after their role in fumbling the Best Picture and Best Actress envelopes.
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Hollow Knight is oppressive, harsh, and spends its opening moments trying to grind the player into dust, but after a few hours of fumbling around, I'd started to exact some measure of control over the dangers around me.
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The fairytale rise into the NFL ranks was complete but there was to be no sequel in the regular season, with Hayne fumbling his first touch of the ball on a return kick against Minnesota at Levi's Stadium.
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Frustrated after allowing a late goal in a draw with Russia in their first game, the Three Lions dominated possession against Wales but fell behind after a sharp free kick from Gareth Bale eluded a fumbling Joe Hart.
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Canon's had a mobile app for a few years now, and it's a good way to pull pictures (individual or multiple) off the company's cameras without having to deal with cables or fumbling with moving SD cards around.
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I also liked it when our waiter saw me fumbling with a rice-paper wrap for the lemongrass shrimp and said, in the most common of California languages, that I should roll it up "just like a burrito."
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But Obama aides say the Trump administration's fumbling of the coronavirus outbreak is partly rooted in how unprepared — and in some cases unwilling — it was to engage in transition exercises at all in late 2016 and early 2017.
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Despite some funny moments, the show falls into a broad category of TV comedy -- the 20-something slacker, fumbling her way through life in the big city -- that can't help but feel a little stale at this point.
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London (CNN Business)Social media companies are feeling their way in the dark, and sometimes fumbling their way through new efforts to fight misinformation on their platforms as they roll out rules that are meant to increase transparency.
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A bizarre sequence of plays late in the third produced three turnovers — the Raiders turning the ball over twice on an interception by Carr and a fumble by running back Marshawn Lynch along with Ajayi fumbling the ball.
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"In Jamaica, and in the stumbling and fumbling reaching forward of its people, is dramatized, almost at laboratory level, the most hopeful image I know of the newly emerging underdeveloped world," he wrote in Holiday magazine in 1963.
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While incidents like the attack on Atlanta or the spread of WannaCry were meant to be "wake-up" calls for the industry, the hackers are continuing to win, while cybersecurity experts are left mostly fumbling in the dark.
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Coppins reports: Often, [Trump] would start out trying to do it the traditional way — wooing rich contributors, courting conservative elites, making offers to top-flight strategists — only to find himself fumbling through yet another unfamiliar universe of taunting insiders.
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The film's trailer centers on McCarthy's character, a frazzled and fumbling hopeful, most predominantly, but writer-director Michon also gets some time to shine in a brief scene where her character is revealed to be a sex toy consultant.
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Rock ban Muse's lead singer Matt Bellamy is an investor, and he told me he uses it to write songs since it's so easy to recreate what's in his head without fumbling to find where to put his fingers.
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Camille's desire to belong is palpable and Skate Kitchen maps this journey: awkward miscommunications, fumbling first times (Camille's love interest is a rival skater played by Jaden Smith), and the invincibility you feel when you've finally found your tribe.
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Instead of putting aside any doubts as to whether Warren's past fumbling on the heritage question might be a fatal flaw that Trump could and would exploit, all Warren's video did was shine a bright light on the problem.
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Roethlisberger threw an interception late in the second quarter — his only incompletion on 12 first-half attempts — but Moore turned the ball over by fumbling on a hit from James Harrison on first-and-goal from the Steelers 8.
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A vest-clad dancer takes up residence at the front of the dancefloor, ushering the crowd to follow his footsteps; what proceeds is a fumbling line dance of sorts, where strangers are paired up and human tunnels are formed.
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My partner is a woman," she told the audience of a 2019 South by Southwest panel in Austin, Texas "There's a love scene between two girls, and they're fumbling with their sneakers and they can't get their jeans off.
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Siri may be the quickest way to dictate a quick set of thoughts without fumbling with other apps, but if you do not use the Siri assistant, you can turn on the Dictation tool in the iPhone's Settings app.
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She stood in front of it, hand-in-hand with Skip Marley, who had rapped about "liars" whose "stumbling and fumbling" leads to riots, and looked intently at the audience, trying to pierce our bubble with a pleading stare.
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The initial fumbling of Affordable Care Act repeal by Priebus and Bannon led Trump to rely more on his son-in-law, senior adviser Jared Kushner, who has never before served in any public sector job at any level.
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If I wake up in the middle of the night and want to check my phone (bad habit, I know), I don't have to worry about waking up my partner when I'm fumbling to plug my phone back in.
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Even now, as bipartisan agreement has emerged that no such thing happened, Trump has dug in, leaving Trump aides and allies fumbling for excuses and explanations -- like that spying microwaves are apparently a thing, according to White House counselor Kellyanne Conway.
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After some half-asleep fumbling, I end up with a haphazard meal of oatmeal with chia seeds, Burmese lamb stir fry and rice, half a cup of black tea for the caffeine, and as much water as I can handle.
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Your planetary ruler, messenger Mercury, ends its retrograde in the communication sector of your chart on Thursday, where it's been fumbling around since December 1, opening up the space in your life to slowly pace yourself and find the right words.
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There's a reason why Donald Trump is now fumbling his way toward the "middle" on immigration policy, after having gained the Republican nomination on nativist promises to build a wall along our Mexico border and deport 11 million undocumented immigrants.
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As previously reported, Carey will once again sing live from Times Square for Dick Clark's New Years Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest on December 31, despite famously fumbling her performances of "Emotions" and "We Belong Together" during the 2016 broadcast.
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And like the Porsche Design Mobile Drive that LaCie rolled out last March, the Chromé comes with a USB-C connection on the back, so fumbling to blindly connect a cable on the back is slightly less annoying when it's reversible.
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The leader of the opposition put in another fumbling performance in the House of Commons this week in proposing that the government should be forced to put off Britain's departure from the European Union if it doesn't reach a deal.
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But as American tech companies pour billions into the country, they're fumbling as they attempt to appeal to India's already-online, Snapchat-savvy, English-speaking, Beyoncé-listening, urban millennials, while also trying to win over the country's comparatively conservative millions.
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Earlier in the day, at the welcome ceremony in Paris, Trump and French first lady Brigitte Macron extended their hands to one another -- fumbling to make contact for a handshake -- before they embraced for a traditional kiss on the cheek.
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Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley were forced to leave shareholder payouts at roughly last year's level after fumbling a crucial part of the Federal Reserve's annual stress test, while competitors from J.P. Morgan Chase to Citigroup were allowed to boost distributions.
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What sets Logan apart and makes it so impressively moving in the end is the way it suggests that everyone — from its hero down to characters with only a handful of lines — is fumbling through existence like the rest of us.
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In the public domain, the debate is usually set up as a comparison between a bleary-eyed doctor who can barely think straight versus one who just started a shift, but is fumbling through notes to figure out who you are.
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After watching my host sitting on the side of his bed, fumbling ineffectually at his laces for several minutes, I knelt at his feet, removed his shoes, and helped him laboriously undress and struggle into his pajamas and his bed.
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Between his verbal fumbling, his attempts to recover from it and all the shiny, meaningless objects that Trump gets journalists to chase, a Biden-Trump matchup could turn into a total circus, and who flourishes in that kind of habitat?
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Much like a young, fumbling Richard Dreyfuss in the oft forgotten film, "The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz," I was able to bask in her golden glow and try to make a name for myself amid endless stabs at mastering puzzle making.
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Still, it's fun to watch Natalie Woolams-Torres portray the sprite Puck as the keen, fumbling aide of a queen bee (Marinda Anderson's Hippolyta); the type will be familiar to anybody who has ever watched a high school-set comedy.
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In the United States, where there are now more than 400 confirmed cases, the government has been criticized for fumbling its rollout of test kits and allowing the virus to spread in vulnerable communities like a nursing home in Seattle.
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When an Israeli reporter asked whether he could go to jail for recounting the story of his mother, a Holocaust survivor who was betrayed by her Polish neighbors who gave details to the Nazis, Mr. Morawiecki gave a fumbling response.
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" Given both the scale and the totalitarianism of that blueprint — and the inconvenient fact that the opposite of political unity is happening all the time — even Scranton admits that he's "pretty sure we're going to keep fumbling along toward our doom.
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It works best when it sticks close to Peter and is content to be a light, good-natured story of a teenager who's navigating through, and often badly fumbling, the competing demands of school, home and his emergent Spidey self.
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Some Democrats are still sour about the party fumbling what had been seen as a sure-fire victory and question decisions made by the Clinton campaign, including those that led to an exodus away from Democrats among working-class voters.
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A lot of longtime "Twin Peaks" fans seem frustrated that one of the series's most beloved characters has had his personality wiped clean; and they're finding his slapstick fumbling through the Las Vegas suburbs and office parks tedious and unfunny.
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How I hoped that Quinn would respond to Tommy's jeer of "Dancing Queen" by drawing the thief near, faux-fumbling for his disability money, all the better to strike in a signature Quinn move, and take his revolting attacker out.
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The first time Elizabeth and I had sex was on a sofa in my brother's off-campus apartment in Raleigh, N.C. Neither of us was a virgin, so there was no awkward fumbling, just as there was no passionate taboo.
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The second-year quarterback found the ball at the bottom of a pile after fumbling a snap on fourth-and-1, quickly reached the ball over the first down spot and then stumbled forward 383 yards to the Dallas 28.
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"I think that we are at a tough point right now, because there are a lot of people concerned about Joe Biden's ability to carry the ball all the way across the end line without fumbling," Booker said after the debate.
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Those suspicions intensified during the king's address to the summit, when he lost his place in his text, fumbling for 16 seconds and asking an aide about what he had already read, according to a live broadcast of the remarks.
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His fumbling answer to a relatively simple query may have done little to allay those concerns, two months after Mr. King, a nine-term Republican with a long history of racist comments, was publicly rebuked by members of his own party.
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After spending 20 minutes fumbling with the controls on the station's vintage soundboard, muscle memory kicked in and I started switching between playing tracks on the station's turntables and CD changers like the seasoned pro—or, rather, enthusiastic amateur—I once was.
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"I think the public hanging comments and probably more importantly Hyde-Smith's refusal to apologize and fumbling of her statement about it has energized Espy's campaign and supporters," said Jonathan Winburn, an associate professor of political science at the University of Mississippi.
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They are not who they seem to be, and I think that intrigues people — that he has limits, and areas where he can make colossal mistakes, and sort of seems to be fumbling his way through life like the rest of us.
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From Zeta, the first, fumbling attempt to build a fusion reactor, at Harwell in southern England, in the 1950s, to Iter, the latest over-budget, over-deadline behemoth in the south of France (see article), fusion has been the province of governments.
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I'll watch one scene and be knocked out by its emotional power and insight into life as a slave in pre–Civil War America, only to find the very next scene clumsy and fumbling, or undercut by the series' obviously tiny budget.
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Yet, for years now, the FBI has argued just the opposite, painting for the American public a picture of its agents fumbling around in the shadows without a flashlight, hindered by privacy-enhancing consumer technology, helping countless criminal suspects and terrorists evade arrest.
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Fumbling in the darkness of a windowless mud-and-brick room she had shared with her family for more than two months, Banchor stuffed her things into a sack, took her child's hand and emerged into the bright glare of the afternoon sun.
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AirPods Audio Sharing – What if instead of trumpeting what you're listening to on social media or fumbling to text a song link to a friend, they could just instantly pipe the sound into their headphones too so you're rocking out in sync?
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The duo have always seemed one step ahead of the curve they set for themselves, and in joyously fumbling towards the future, have amassed a body of work that will be looked back upon as a definitive commentary on this whole era.
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I think folks looking for holes in Jones's game will complain about him trying to turn too many carries into home runs by bouncing outside—while in fact what Washington certainly cares most about is Jones's fumbling—but that's not Kelley's game.
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Any week following an eclipse is comparatively calmer, but with six planets retrograde, we're fumbling to pick up the pieces—dropping them and then picking them up again—and trying to follow in the direction that the fated eclipses have led us.
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He was met yesterday by Prime Minister Theresa May, not the most affable of humans, as we well know, and the two were caught on camera doing their usual bizarre fumbling, resulting in yet another ass-clenching photo of them holding hands.
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Security cameras and text messages documented the fumbling attempts by fraternity members to revive him and then to cover up the link between his unconscious condition and the 183 or so drinks that they forced on him in a roughly 90-minute span.
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All that's left of the old fumbling Bridget is her clumsiness—she falls in the mud at the music festival not once but twice, losing a shoe both times, and leaves her bags irretrievably in the ATM cubicle—and her cultural insensitivity.
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In "Plan du Centre de Paris à Vol d'Oiseau," this is how he remembers it: yearnings & gropings fantasies & flame-outs such endless walking through the bent streets such fumbling art (models drawn with blindfolds) such highs and sweet inebriations— I salute you now.
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The opposition has made great sport of mocking the inexperience of Mr. Macron's civil-society deputies in Parliament, political novices for the most part, many from the private sector: their fumbling attempts at running committee meetings and their ignorance of procedure and protocol.
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But then Hunt cuts away from Joan and into Davis's bungalow, where we see that Davis had been trying to replicate Crawford's entrance — a complicated business involving two purses, sunglasses, glove removal and tipping a cabby — and she couldn't do it without fumbling.
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Because I'm still there on my hands and knees, deflated belly and ripe breasts, huge dark nipples, tearing open the stapled bag, fumbling the ducky pins, two fingers slipped between the baby's belly and the thick layers of cotton, the sharp point.
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"I just felt like I needed to get myself better," said Betances, who committed two critical errors in September — launching a soft toss over the catcher's head in a loss to the Dodgers and fumbling a bunt during a win in Toronto.
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As Tesler explained to Douglas K. Smith and Robert C. Alexander in the book Fumbling the Future: How Xerox Invented, then Ignored, the First Personal Computer, the copy-paste functionality made the tool easy to master even for people new to the mechanism.
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I chased mindful silence in rooms full of endlessly disruptive bodies (grumbling tummies, persistent coughs, fumbling latecomers) and gratefully ate the three organic, vegetarian meals given to me each day on a retreat, despite my personal preference for smaller, more frequent snacks.
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Art objects can be equally allusive, manufacturing a sense of knowing, even if they often act as containers for ideas from our own culture that we pour into them in our fumbling attempt to understand and control what they might have to say.
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The main objectives of Sanders's speech are to try to demonstrate the global relevance of his class-first approach to politics and to bring himself into better alignment with the prevailing anti-Putin sentiment in the Democratic Party after fumbling the issue earlier.
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EA's stewardship of the Star Wars license has also been rife with controversy, extending beyond the fumbling of single-player games to the microtransaction mess of Star Wars Battlefront II. Asmussen recognizes this, as well as the immense weight Respawn shoulders with this game.
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Ironically, the same Kremlin that stands accused by the U.S. Congress of using social media to influence America's 2000 election is now fumbling to respond to a internet-driven challenge to Putin's own reelection, Russia watchers said, and Navalny is the source of this anxiety.
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Walking into a disorganized mess on a Monday morning is like walking into a sale section on Black Friday: pure panic-inducing chaos filled with too much time spent product fumbling around (and not enough time left to grab that last-minute oat milk latte).
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Instead of fumbling through a sub-par language course in a traditional classroom environment — and struggling to find the time to practice — check out these helpful apps and online training courses, all designed to get to up and running with a new language fast.
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Even her roommate at God's Promise, Erin (Emily Skeggs), develops a powerful crush on Cameron, to the point where one night, Erin wakes Cameron up from one of her erotic dreams and they end up having awkward, fumbling sex with their clothes still on.
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I'd not thought about it for years, but hearing that music—primitive, restricted, somehow incredibly magical—immediately had me fumbling through memories of Koholint Island, with its slumbering Wind Fish, no Princess Zelda in sight, and array of characters drafted in from other Nintendo franchises.
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Alongside the filter updates, Messenger will be making it easier for users to take screenshots of their video chat conversations with a dedicated button that will save images so you can easily preserve a snapshot of a call without fumbling with multi-button combinations.
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Barack Obama's pop culture persona was the guy you maybe wanted to be someday when you grew up; Donald Trump's is the guy most of us already know we are, flailing and fumbling and as likely to hold on to petty grudges as anything.
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Policy institutions need to work hard to hammer out the details of a single-payer plan, and the Democratic party needs to stop fumbling around incompetently for a positive vision and instead unify behind the one already supported by the overwhelming majority of its voters.
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This means it's easier to reach things on the screen while you're holding a coffee in one hand and trying to text with the other, or if you're like me and prone to fumbling a large phone while holding it over your head at night.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's lawyer said on Thursday he would try to stop publication of a book that portrays an inept president in a fumbling White House and threatened legal action against former top aide Steve Bannon over "defamatory" comments in the book.
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Once I reached high school and realized that I was gay, Valentine's Day became an acute reminder of everything that was off-limits to me — and what was so new and exciting for my straight friends, who were fumbling into their first "serious" relationships.
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From calling an African-American member of Congress an "empty barrel" to his tone-deaf response and fumbling of the dismissal of Staff Secretary Rob Porter over his history of spousal abuse, a wiser chief would simply not have erred in these spectacularly public ways.
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George Callas, Ryan's senior tax counsel and a crucial player in the effort, had taken to sending around the video of Dallas Cowboys defensive lineman Leon Lett fumbling right before the goal line in the 1993 Super Bowl as warning not to celebrate too early.
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Jordan basically didn't have an answer for her and after some fumbling over his words – and constant interruptions from a clearly irritated JoJo, he said it had to do with the fact he wasn't sure if JoJo was going to pick him in the end.
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Since the contamination was uncovered in April, Rosneft has publicly accused Transneft of fumbling its response and of failing to devise a plan to prevent it happening again, while Transneft has accused Rosneft of getting its facts wrong and of making unsubstantiated compensation claims.
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"It was the financial crisis, what it revealed about government-Wall Street links, and the fumbling of the response to it that put the nail in the coffin of trust in government," Daron Acemoglu, an economist at M.I.T., wrote in reply to my questions.
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After fumbling his administration's initial response to the devastating spread of COVID-19, and dismissing the threat of the novel coronavirus for months as it spread from China, Trump has turned to the one concept that seems to work politically to overcome monumental challenges.
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The high-profile alarm sounded at the daily White House briefing was striking for the officials' unequivocal warnings, a departure from President Trump's fumbling acknowledgments that Moscow undertook an influence campaign in 2016 to exploit partisan divisions in the American electorate and sow discord.
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In the middle of a crisis, after a phone has been flung across the room, the son tries to get inside his father's head: Dad, reeling from Mom's accusation, and fumbling for something to moor him in place, picked up the pieces of the phone.
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"Look, I think that we are at a tough point right now, because there's a lot of people who are concerned about Joe Biden's ability to carry the ball all the way across the end line without fumbling," Booker said on CNN after the debate.
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He takes us through every beat of lifting "about seven" Xboxes and TVs from Walmart—from a red-herring perusal of the clothes racks; through fumbling conversations about golf with the clerk; to the feeling of relief zooming away in a rental with the cargo.
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But we've also seen the fragility of this coalition in its fumbling of a major policy priority to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, its rollout of changes to immigration policy, and the general sense of drama and chaos that has characterized the new presidential administration.
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He's the kind of fumbling, slightly insecure guy who gets his sister to shave his lower back hair before appearing shirtless on TV, and who pines for his super-hot straight roommate, and bumbles away any opportunity for deep connection with other gay men around him.
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The company's first official smartwatch was the product of a startup shopping spree that included Pebble, Coin and Vector, and CEO James Park exuded confidence that it would be precisely what the company needed to get back on track after a few years of financial fumbling.
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Swirling around those gathered for the Groundhog Day ceremony were whispers that the mayor had purposely avoided the event, given his troubled history with the groundhog: his 2014 fumbling of Chuck — and the creature's subsequent death — followed by allegations of a cover-up by zoo officials.
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He would know how to use a weapon, but it's been a while, and we can still have that Everyman thread we've had in most of our movies, where he'd be out of his element, and somewhat fumbling when it comes down to traditional action setpieces.
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Founded in New York in 1987, its activists' work included marching up to the White House, dousing its fences in fake blood and throwing the ashes of one of their members inside its grounds to protest the first Bush administration's fumbling response to the AIDS epidemic.
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Rather than challenge populism's pervasiveness, many liberal democratic parties and politicians have argued that "bad" populism can only be successfully countered by "good" populism — see the fumbling Democratic Party "unity" tour or Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte's desperate, quasi-populist campaign to defeat a surging Geert Wilders.
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Here are the two videos: This is, if anything else, a pertinent reminder that Will Smith remains one of the funniest big-time physical comedians, employing the same level of faux-fumbling cheek that made him such a gigantic 90s star on Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.
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He had 173 yards from scrimmage Week 217 against Miami, but didn't top 219 yards rushing in either Week 216 or 15—he was benched for fumbling early in Week 15 against the Chiefs—and then last week Allen produced 112 scrimmage yards and a touchdown.
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Super Bowl 50's aftermath was dominated by one question: Why in the name of all that is holy did Panthers star Cam Newton appear to give a halfhearted effort toward recovering the football after fumbling late in the fourth quarter, with Carolina down a touchdown?
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Loading into the car, Andretti stares straight ahead looking out at the pit exit as if taking on four tires and fuel rather than a fumbling passenger being squeezed into a seemingly impossible small slot behind him and locked into place by a five-point harness.
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Swanburg, who's made his mark as the master of low-budget mumblecore films like Drinking Buddies, has assembled an all-star cast to tell eight stand-alone stories about young Chicagoans fumbling through a minefield of mobile dating apps and shifting cultural norms in search of love.
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We already know that Scott Pruitt is a climate denier — even during his press conference, as he was fumbling to dissemble, he let slip that climate change has "been on hiatus since the late 1990s," one of the oldest and dumbest denier myths of them all.
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The gusto comes with a twist: whereas the pre-crash John is a fumbling wreck, free to move but paralyzed by alcohol, the disabled John scoots along in his electric wheelchair at such a lick that you wait for him to be given a speeding ticket.
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But it also comes in jolts of excitement from unlocking the symbolism hidden in everything from color schemes to website file names — and feeling like a member of a mysterious club where everyone's fumbling around in the dark, sometimes frantically, sometimes euphorically, searching for their identities.
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Either way, it's satisfying to know that, even with the unsteady gait, the halting speech, and the fumbling spycraft, Quinn still has what it takes to tie all the strands of this previously lumbering season's plot together so that they soon can be delivered up to Carrie.
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He let me go, but I could hear his laughter behind me as I made my way back to the cafeteria, my heart pumping staccato, my face singed with the heat of self-awareness, my inexperienced mind fumbling for the meaning behind what had just transpired.
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Spotify publicly struggled with how to handle the public call, supported by Time's Up, to not support alleged abusers earlier this year, fumbling with a hateful conduct and hate content policy that found the company pulling Kelly and XXX from playlists for a short time before reinstating them.
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And "agree or leave" applies to much more than just the terms of service: They're the only choices any of us have when confronting the various failures and abuses of Silicon Valley, from its enabling of disinformation and hate speech to its fumbling response to widespread harassment and incitement.
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"I think there is a certain amount of …Because there are so many morally ambiguous characters in this, maybe some of your female friends have daddy issues or something like that, because Davos would certainly make a wonderful father," he said, clearly fumbling for the right thing to say.
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The wiretapping allegation was publicly refuted by FBI Director James Comey and National Security Agency Director Michael Rogers at a congressional hearing and may have been a driving factor in Chairman Devin Nunes's (R-Calif.) fumbling of the House Intelligence Committee's investigation of Russian meddling in the election.
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Harry's fight against the evil wizard Voldemort affected their entire magical world, but putting a teenage magic-school dropout at the forefront of a vast and complicated war often meant reducing the Potterverse to one hero, his friends, and a useless backdrop of frightened bystanders and fumbling, impotent bureaucrats.
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With Dad positioned near the G2 goal, Rizzo, Stev, and JumpOnStuff gingerly tapped the ball back and forth to line up an easy shot—and after a few awkward seconds of fumbling with his gamepad, Dad finally backed straight up and sealed the deal with a rousing goal.
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But as it is with so many ideas of ours, the theory got fed through butterfingers and fumbling humanity and well, because of, and in spite of that, doubles down on one of the albums mantras- 'almost but not quite' The New Yorker recommended one of your shows.
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Joseph R. Biden Jr. took command of the Democratic presidential race in decisive fashion on Tuesday, marshaling a powerful multiracial coalition in the South and the Midwest that swept aside Senator Bernie Sanders and completed Mr. Biden's rapid transformation from a sometimes-fumbling underdog into his party's likely nominee.
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While the lack of a Decline button on the lock screen may be an effort to stop accidental hang-ups when you are fumbling around with a ringing phone, Apple has included a few ways to dump a caller to voice mail without having to unlock the phone.
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" Their fractious, fumbling conversations take them from trauma to the foundations of democracy and the nature of knowledge as they discuss how to form a new society, salvage their religion and live with their pasts: "When we have liberated ourselves, we will have to ask ourselves who we are.
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Two plays later, when no options presented themselves, Mahomes raced up the right side of the field for a 10-yard gain, fumbling the ball out of bounds at the end of the play thanks to a huge hit by Jimmie Ward, who was briefly injured on the play.
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Here are some takeaways on Monday's talks, from the Russian perspective: Mr. Trump's fumbling responses to questions about the election meddling — and his apparent support for Mr. Putin's side of the story — hardly caused a stir in Russia's media, even as they dominated news coverage in the United States.
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Season two finds Ali fumbling through cock confidence, falling for her first butch daddy (an altogether more believable coupling than her awkward first-season dalliance with a wolfy trans dude), and grappling with the fiercely relatable reckoning that occurs at the convergence of queer identity, Judaism, and academia.
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The score came on a second-and-215 play from the Maryland 247-yard with Tyrell Pigrome, the backup quarterback for the Terps, running and fumbling the ball Recinos made his third field goal to give Iowa a lead of 213-221 with 26:227 left in the third quarter.
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The Dolphins had chances to get back into it but kept throwing — or fumbling — them away despite two field goals by Andrew Franks of 38 and 47 yards, and they couldn't get into the end zone until Damien Williams caught a 73-yard touchdown pass from Moore late in the game.
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But the fact that it was written by Annie Baker, the hugely influential Pulitzer Prize-winning author of "The Flick," automatically makes it a must-see for students of contemporary American drama — and for those of us who just like to hear Ms. Baker's fumbling characters talk about nothing and everything.
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But it's also not a reassuring stance to take as Republicans keep fumbling to craft a health care bill that won't immediately cause an uproar, all while walking on eggshells around a president so concerned with unflattering news reports that his own properties resort to framing a fabricated positive one.
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After fumbling around for two games both offensively and defensively, the Cleveland Cavaliers turned the tables on the Golden State Warriors in Game 3 of the NBA Finals, handing the defending champs a 22-point whuppin' behind some key adjustments and what might turn out to be a serendipitous injury to Kevin Love.
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Attorney general William Barr told Congress Wednesday he's hoping the public will finally get a look at the 300-plus page document sometime within the next week, ending a bizarre period of dissembling and fumbling by Barr that has left America with more questions than answers about the seriousness of what Mueller uncovered.
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Speaking to Howard Kurtz on Fox News' "Media Buzz" on Sunday, Spicer said that Trump had admitted to fumbling his words when he appeared to side with Putin and cast doubts on U.S. intelligence conclusions about Russian meddling, but added that Trump in the past had spoken very clearly about Russian hacking.
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I was just sort of fumbling around and trying to figure out what I was going to do with my time on Earth and it was a perfect opportunity to focus on myself, to learn about how the seasons function with seeds and trees, and how the whole process of organic farming works.
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Once seated, he said that he was enjoying the play ("It's quite well written") and added that one scene in particular seemed especially knowing about the world he once inhabited — one that showed a government informant fumbling his attempts to draw out incriminating statements from his boss in a wiretapped phone conversation.
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He got strafed in the press for coming home with that new salt and pepper beard after an extended Costa Rica family vacation over Christmas (critics said it was meant to project an air of maturity), and harangued last year for fumbling an answer on how his prime ministerial household consumes water.
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Here, then, the characters are seemingly gifted with a time machine, which gives them the power of the gods — the power to grant and take life by changing the past — but as humans always do when given the power of the gods in myth and legend, they immediately start fumbling about, wreaking havoc.
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Palin's fumbling nonanswer when Couric asked her about what newspapers and magazines she read that had shaped her worldview — "All of them, any of them that have been in front of me over all these years" — was met with mockery, but also raised serious questions about her suitability for the number two spot on Sen.
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The results, per Krafcik, were downright frightening: Footage taken from the vehicles of Google employees testing the highway assist features, which the company showed us during the briefing, including people texting, doing makeup, fumbling around their seat for charge cables and even, in one particularly grievous instance, sleeping while driving 55 MPH on a freeway.
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Now, keynote demo mishaps with voice recognition products are par for the course, but the company's Hub Robot, which debuted at CES last year, didn't work onstage for the majority of the keynote, leaving an LG exec speechless and fumbling to stick to the script while the dumb little robot he talked at blinked innocently.
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I mean patter is what we're doing right now, so I wrote some patter for some hosts and VJs, and then Jake Weisberg at Slate heard that I had been doing that, and also heard that I was fumbling around trying to finish my dissertation in English, and he thought that was a hilarious combination.
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" She added that Nielsen was "lying to the American people," and that her "Standing up and lying for a racist is a horrid thing to watch," referring to the secretary on Instagram as "yet another Trump stooge" who is a "complete fumbling bumbling mess" engaging in "A HORROR SHOW" and ended the press briefing "full of lies.
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"There is usually a bottleneck at the beginning of the line because passengers are fumbling around trying to find their IDs and boarding passes, but have yours out and ready to go, and navigate your way to the front of this crowd like you do at a bar when you want to order a drink," he said.
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The Word comes toward the end of days, these days, our days, when the earth is already melting, when exodus or exile marks most of the world's population, when God finally sits down (does a god sit?) and starts a "diary," where he records his fumbling attempts to think, to write, to fall in and out of love.
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Maybe 3rd- and 4th-generation headsets can address this with more dense pixellation and higher refresh rates to defeat the motion-ghosting, but that will require an even more intense data delivery, only worsening the problem of ... Could there anything more cumbersome when fumbling blindly around in a room than a cable attached to your HEAD?
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You could probably beat the 20 levels of Angry Birds FPS in around an hour, but I started fumbling and having to seriously strategize after just a few of them, though like many others I can honestly say I haven't played an Angry Birds title since I had an iPhone 3GS so it's been a minute.
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Now is a time for us to be careful, to temper our expectations, to remember that there's not much carryover when a fighter loses by a submission that depends on grabbing an article of clothing barred under the Unified Rules of Mixed Martial Arts, and to accept some fumbling as Dern graduates from neophyte to prospect.
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What gives the movie both fizz and sting — and shows that there's plenty of juice and possibility left in the American romantic comedy — are its particulars, especially the comic Kumail Nanjiani, who plays a fictionalized version of himself, a Pakistani-American struggling to make it in stand-up while fumbling through the rest of his life.
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He's been tramping around the countryside for much of the movie, usually in the fumbling company of Thana (Thaneth Warakulnukroh), an architect from Bangkok who, with his marriage on the rocks and his career seriously on the skids, has set off on his midlife crisis not behind the wheel of a new sports car but alongside an old elephant.
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My first handful of jobs in high school were babysitting gigs, and let's be 100 percent clear about what I spent that money on: many issues of Sassy magazine; Sarah McLachlan's "Fumbling Towards Ecstasy" and Bjork's "Post" on cassette; every brown and maroon drugstore lipstick I could get my hands on; and steel-toed Doc Martens.
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Twitter has had a messy 2017, and it certainly isn't enjoying the greatest public relations phase of its history, so I'm inclined to forgive the social media platform for fumbling what should have been the most triumphant moment of its long year: the site's November 17 announcement that it will effectively ban neo-Nazis come December 18.
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As companies like Apple, Google and PayPal continue to home in on virtual wallets for consumers who dream of using phones or watches to pay for everything in person without fumbling around for a plastic card or cash; a startup called Index is focusing on how to make the experience better and more connected for the brick-and-mortar retailers selling to them.
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You might, for example, like organizing your bag before you leave in the morning to make sure it doesn't turn into Narnia when you're fumbling for your keys later, but if you take more than an hour to do it and it distresses you to the point of severely impacting your life, that could be a symptom of unhealthy compulsion.
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Add in Mary Lou Barebone's badly abused orphan horde (including We Need to Talk About Kevin's Ezra Miller, in a hideously embarrassing haircut that constitutes child abuse on its own) and another fumbling, impotent bureaucracy (led with stately gravity by Selma's Carmen Ejogo), and Fantastic Beasts starts feeling exactly like its source material: more an encyclopedia of story elements than an actual story.
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The viral video of the packed F train rolling into the Broadway-Lafayette station in downtown New York City on Monday evening, after an hour-long delay in which the lights were cut and the air turned off, is near dystopian: windows fogged up from the steam of human bodies, fingers fumbling through the cracks of the doors to wrench them open.
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Playlist: "If I Could Turn Back Time" / "I Found Someone" / "Just Like Jesse James" / "Heart of Stone" / "Emotional Fire" / "Perfection" / "Love and Understanding" / "Save Up All Your Tears" / "Dead Ringer for Love" Before 1998's "Believe" catapulted Cher back to her rightful place—at the glittering summit of pop culture—she spent some of the 90s fumbling for a sound.
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Jonathan Elliott had zero experience and credentials obtained in three minutes online when he performed his first wedding in 2011 in Princeton, N.J. But he didn't make rookie mistakes, like asking guests to be seated halfway through the ceremony, or as was the case with one bumbling officiant, fumbling the pass off of the rings and dropping them into a lake.
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Quijano, to her credit, repeatedly asked Pence why it was okay for Trump to withhold his filings when the Indiana governor had dutifully released the 10 most recent years of his income statements; Pence was fumbling for an answer when Kaine, who seemed more focused on venting outrage than pinning his quarry, interrupted her to make a forgettable point. 5.
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There was a kind of magic to Game Boy accessories that let them transform the device you were using in a physical way, like when fumbling in the dark for a light to keep playing after bedtime or in the backseat of a car on a long road trip or putting together an epic Mario Kart race at camp by stringing four Game Boy Advances together.
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It is super awkward when you are trying to take a "quick pic" of a total stranger who is probably in the middle of negotiating some big Broadway deal (especially when you are on your knees shooting his crotch) and you keep fumbling because the flash recycle time is two seconds and the fucking camera will not take a photo that is in focus.
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The SIM slot is located on the left and the volume rocker and power button on the right — the latter of which is slightly perforated, so you can tell it apart in a pinch (odds are, though, that you'll mostly be using the finger reader to unlock the handset most of the time, so you avoid fumbling through the security code with one hand).
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That sizzle of instantaneous intimacy begins to fade even when you're young and confused and you're going through those motions while the house lights are going up at 2 AM. It's what kept me and my friends and acquaintances who were really just Going Out-specific friends motivated enough to think that fumbling around in the dark would lead us to our heart's truest desires.
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Right now, all of the real contenders for the Democratic nomination are solidly progressive, but so far some seem either underbriefed on policy issues — there's been far too much fumbling over Medicare for all — or too committed to sweeping, maximalist policy visions to think seriously about what they might truly be able to do if their party takes the White House and Senate next year.
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The researchers specifically noted that the US government under President Donald Trump, which has used both the sanctions and fumbling diplomatic overtures to try and coax North Korea towards abandoning its nuclear program, seems to be paying greater attention to the country's IT industry as a result:It is possible that North Korea's IT sector may yet become a more focused target of the "maximum pressure" campaign championed by the United States.
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The former NBA player showed up to take some jabs at the "Die Hard" star, but after reportedly fumbling with most of his prepared material, he drew outright hate from the crowd when he brought up his friend, North Korea leader Kim Jong Un. "You keep making these bomb movies like Kim, but at least he is smart enough not to release his," Rodman said, according to The Hollywood Reporter .
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It's also starting to work with more TV providers to use Apple TV as a primary viewing device for live, on-demand and cloud DVR, including — later this year — Charter Spectrum (formerly Time Warner Cable and Charter) in the U.S. A new "Zero Sign-on" feature will unlock supported apps included with your TV service if you're on the provider's broadband network — no more fumbling with that awkward sign-in process.
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"In a craven effort to appear hip, celebs—including such cyber gurus as Garth Brooks, Alan Derschowitz, and Michael Jackson—have been fumbling with their PCs in wildly hyped online chat sessions, regardless of the fact that they end up 'talking' to only a handful of pasty geeks," the magazine wrote, while pointing out that Leno's thousand-strong chat was a microscopic share of his real-life audience.
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With the launch of Oculus Touch this week, though, Oculus has joined the rest of the VR crowd, and games like I Expect You to Die shows why more natural input methods are so important in VR. I Expect You to Die, currently only available for Oculus and PlayStation VR, has players fumbling around as a secret agent in a variety of scenarios designed to quickly kill you.
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"I think that we are at a tough point right now, because there's a lot of people concerned about Joe Biden's ability to carry the ball all the way across the end line without fumbling, and I think that Castro had some really legitimate concerns about, can he be someone in a long, grueling campaign that can get the ball over the line, and he has every right to call that out," Booker said.
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I know I've done this; my child is fumbling about in an attempt to finish a task, it's taking too long, we have to get out the door or I just want to get the dishwasher started, and before I know it, "Here, just let me do it" or "maybe your work partner could complete that part of the project" has escaped my lips, and I have become, once again, a master educator in the skill of learned incompetence.
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And after fumbling for words and mumbling something in English like a common tourist who has never been to Paris even once, after the waiter rolls his eyes and theatrically turns on his heel, revealing himself to be a bad imitation of a breed of French waiter that might've died off around the time Hemingway last set foot on the continent, after looking down at an idiotic crepe — we might as well be at Universal Studios Hollywood!
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Supreme Court Justice Neil GorsuchNeil GorsuchJustice Gorsuch is wrong — 'originalist' judges make stuff up too Supreme Court comes to Trump's aid on immigration Gorsuch: 'We're not nine robots, we're nine judges' MORE will appear for his first major television interview since his confirmation more than two years ago when he speaks with Fox News anchor Shannon BreamShannon BreamNeil Gorsuch to appear in first TV interview with Fox's Shannon Bream Was Mueller a fumbling fool or stoic hero?
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"There's a reason why Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE is now fumbling toward the 'middle' on immigration policy, after having gained the Republican nomination on nativist promises to build a wall along our Mexico border and deport 11 million undocumented immigrants," Johnson said Monday in a CNN op-ed.
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That's hammered in hard when reggae star Marley adds his vocals (emphasis in bold ours):"It is my desire / Break down the walls to connect, inspire / Up in your high place, liars / Time is ticking for the empire / The truth they feed is feeble / As so many times before / They greed over the people / They stumbling and fumbling / And we about to riot / They woke, they woke up the lions" The message: The public (and HRC supporters) were living in a bubble and didn't take the Trump threat seriously.
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Once inserted, a mechanism resembling a fuse box popped open behind her—at this point she needed to read straight from the packet, glancing up and fumbling as she went: REMOVE OUTER CONTROL BOX SCREWS FROM CONTROL BOX GAMMA (L - R) REMOVE SEAL RING ASSEMBLY RETRIEVE SEAL RUNNER ASSEMBLY FROM CONTROL BOX TAU SWITCH IMPELLER FROM OFF (ORANGE) POSITION TO ON (BLACK) POSITION REMOVE ANTIVIBRATION BARS APPLY SECONDARY POSITIVE ENTRAINMENT STEAM DRYERS With each adjusted, inserted, removed, or yanked dial, switch, cone, and gasket, the room itself shook.
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The Smart Keyboard Folio clicks into place on the back of the iPad Pro, where magnets connect and charge it automatically (meaning there's never any need to fumble around with Bluetooth or a charging cable; this is one keyboard that is always on and always ready.) The whole cover comes off instantly if you lift the iPad from the end opposite magnets — no more fumbling with leather, no plastic cover to squeeze awkwardly over the volume and power buttons — but if you don't, it is securely locked into place.
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