Look, we don't care how the cheesy bread gets here, as long as it gets here.
|
|
People are ... Just before AI gets here, before automation gets here, before robotics gets here in heavy doses, self-driving cars, which will have a big impact, all of these things.
|
|
This room will smell so bad when he gets here.
|
|
Check them out— and pray that summer gets here soon!
|
|
If it's over before he gets here then it's over.
|
|
She's amazing, worth every bit of attention she gets here.
|
|
When someone else gets here, they give me a temporary badge.
|
|
We munch on chips and salsa until everyone else gets here.
|
|
I'll just return the Amazon one when it finally gets here.
|
|
And when it gets here, it should be warmer than usual.
|
|
Truck with mags gets here Wednesday and we ship to subscribers then!
|
|
I wait for less than 10 minutes before the train gets here.
|
|
K., when he gets here, we would like to talk to you all.
|
|
I want to make sure my mom is warm when she gets here.
|
|
The way everyone gets here is different -- for me, it was my parents.
|
|
The food gets here and I shove B. enough to wake him up.
|
|
I hurry to do some last-minute chores before my friend gets here.
|
|
"I've got my daddy books because I need to read before she gets here."
|
|
When consumer AR gets here, it will have the same competitive advantage mobile had: plurality.
|
|
When she finally gets here, my dogs go nuts and I'm very excited as well.
|
|
It gets here much faster and he passes me a $9 note to cover it.
|
|
To distract myself until my sister gets here, I do a few hours of work.
|
|
My boyfriend is arriving tonight and I need to clean my clothes before he gets here.
|
|
My friend arrives this morning, but I'm going to be at work when he gets here.
|
|
I don't care how the baby gets here as long as she is healthy and safe.
|
|
Something wicked this way comes, and when it gets here, you're going to fucking know it.
|
|
I'm trying to do everything I can before this baby gets here to be a good dad.
|
|
" Somehow, she repeated again, "Okay, let me know when he gets here and we'll talk about it.
|
|
Well, sorry to break the news, honey, but you'll be long gone before Prince gets here. What?
|
|
But what the reader gets here is Eisner, best known for the Spirit, honing his design ABC's.
|
|
If it's funny, it can come from anywhere and do whatever it wants when it gets here.
|
|
" Ueland added: "But we are very interested in action on the House package when it gets here.
|
|
No matter how your baby gets here, it doesn't make you any more or less of a mother.
|
|
But then once it gets here, you have to deal with the other feelings that come with it.
|
|
And then, when you just get through pulling a huge batch of one-for-ones, FDC gets here.
|
|
Avatar 2 will get here when it gets here – and when it does, it'll probably make all the money.
|
|
It's a pretty basic 'wardrobe'; I'll have plenty of time when our kid gets here to do more shopping.
|
|
Why don't you just put your check in the mail now, so at least it gets here on time.
|
|
To fly, a work like "For Peter Pan" needs a great deal more fairy dust than it gets here.
|
|
"No water, food, nothing gets here," Ichiro Tanabe, who lives in the port city of Kure, told the Mainichi newspaper.
|
|
"Tomorrow is Thanksgiving so before my family gets here I want to take the time and give thanks," wrote Vonn.
|
|
Just one signal takes more than 5 hours to reach our planet, and it's pretty weak once it gets here.
|
|
"When it gets here, my goal is to have as short a trial as possible," Senator Lindsey Graham told reporters.
|
|
Confidence: Medium-High A cold front approaches on Tuesday, but before it gets here southerly flow should add some additional warmth.
|
|
I told him to come straight down, and I'll have a couple designs made up for him once he gets here.
|
|
It's also worth wondering just how soon the automation revolution is coming, and how fast it'll be if it gets here.
|
|
"I'm concerned (about a possible wet bloom) but not worrying until it gets here," said Rogers, a third-generation California farmer.
|
|
"By the time Christmas gets here, I hate Christmas at that point because it's like a month long thing now," he confesses.
|
|
Take some advice from two observers who have been around for a while: The long term gets here before you know it.
|
|
No matter how unpredictable the news gets—here, the Trump effect is undeniable—we can metabolize it via The Discourse's familiar cadence.
|
|
Just when you thought a great stadium sausage was as good as it gets, here comes a wiener topped with actual golden flakes.
|
|
The top-of-the-line Samsungs — at least until the Note gets here — will be available in shops today with prices starting at $83.
|
|
You just wait until ISIS gets here and they start killing you whores, killing you homosexuals, you sodomites, you fudge packers, you scissor sisters.
|
|
"And I know that when he gets here, there will be 18 people waiting for him," Scott Goldshine, the general manager at Zabar's, said.
|
|
There is a lot of information out even before a guy gets here, but there is no replacement than being in the batter's box.
|
|
"And we need a couple of shots five-10 because five years from now gets here a lot faster than you think," he said.
|
|
When he gets here I make us both a wrap, but with turkey this time, and he is very impressed with how tasty it is.
|
|
It would be easy to dismiss all this as hype, but that's not entirely fair: 5G will genuinely be transformative — when it finally gets here.
|
|
" He adds: "[Obama] seemed appreciative of the hospitality he always gets here, I think it's a safe haven for him here, he loves the golf course.
|
|
"Even got one for @babyyygat when he gets here …" Littlejohn wrote, thanking the company with a heart-eyes emoji, to the response of nearly 5,000 likes.
|
|
So maybe the fact that I'm already concerned for a child I haven't conceived yet is a sign that he'll be alright once he gets here.
|
|
My mom is coming over early today, so I drag myself out of bed with just a slight hangover to go grocery shopping before she gets here.
|
|
Then the season gets here and all our reasonable expectations get punched in the neck, tossed in a trashcan, and rolled down a hill into the lake.
|
|
"As soon as Trump gets here, Cabinet gets settled, you're going to see all the discussion moving to tax reform, infrastructure, fiscal policy and defense spending," he said.
|
|
"There will be a vote on the budget agreement to keep the government open just as soon as it gets here from the Senate later tonight," she said.
|
|
They line Jamaica Avenue under the shuddering elevated tracks of the J train, which by the time it gets here is nearly at the end of the line.
|
|
According to numerous reports, several tech giants have already begun meeting with U.S. intelligence agencies to come up with a plan of attack before next November gets here.
|
|
My mom buys pizza for dinner and I deposit my suitcase in my brother's room until my sister gets here on Monday and we move to the hotel.
|
|
The running joke among nuclear physicists is that fusion energy is always 30 years away, but when it gets here, India wants to be the one providing the fuel.
|
|
He's a New Yorker and he has bought the party line on how terrible L.A. is and when he gets here, very little dissuades him from his initial opinion.
|
|
There's a feeling one gets here, as an outsider here: that there is a system, or a game, and that these people have figured out how to play it.
|
|
They are concerned that, because of the scope, the mandate will potentially face legal challenges that could leave it tied up in the courts before June 10 even gets here.
|
|
My husband is reading a book on meat smoking; he bought a smoker a couple of weeks ago, which I suppose is like his baby until the human gets here.
|
|
Old Nan thinks she knows all about Winter, but we know what the Long Night really is: it's those 10 sickeningly dragon-free months before Season 8 finally gets here.
|
|
If I have a serious heart attack at home, I'll be cold to the touch by the time the volunteer ambulance crew from a town 22 miles away gets here.
|
|
Anybody who gets here has the rights and privileges to get all of this money and all these goodies and still have any chance of giving out anything like these goodies.
|
|
Still, for the moment, the best we can say is that La Niña is probably coming—we're just now sure yet quite what it will look like when it gets here.
|
|
But at the same time, you see Manny and where he came from in Baltimore, the situation that team's in, and you see how excited he is when he gets here.
|
|
For investors who have been jockeying for the right way to play the U.S.-China trade deal, here's your game plan if the light at the end of the tunnel gets here.
|
|
We may still be in the middle of winter, but when spring finally gets here you'll want to bust out the power tools for all those DIY projects you've been dreaming about.
|
|
The fact is that 5G has the power to be a truly transformational technology for smartphones and beyond — assuming we're not all sick of talking about it by the time it gets here.
|
|
KR: I think we'll deal with it when it gets here, and right now, if you ask me is that one of my concerns, it's actually not one of my concerns at this stage.
|
|
High-profile startups like Magic Leap are trying to solve AR's five big consumer challenges, but standalone smartglasses look like the fourth and final wave of consumer AR (at least until The Matrix gets here).
|
|
He sits at the top of my bed right now (I don't know why, but I refer to him as a he), but when the baby gets here, I'll probably put him in the crib.
|
|
And the more data that comes in, they added, the more likely that we could someday predict how the flu will spread before it even gets here, which would allow us to better respond to it.
|
|
When Trump gets here, he and Congress will be greeted by messages that expose their agenda of punishment: in newspapers, in taxis, on mobile billboards, and in digital and social media ads targeting DC's thought leaders.
|
|
These tricks of suspension, pulled off with supports hidden within the steel frames, are as close as Ms. Kwade gets here to the optical tricks that have enlivened but also constricted much of her previous sculpture.
|
|
" On Tuesday -- between tweets about "fake news" -- he offered still more on the topic: "The big Caravan of People from Honduras, now coming across Mexico and heading to our 'Weak Laws' Border, had better be stopped before it gets here.
|
|
The gene-editing future of medicine is fast approaching—or at least it's beginning to feel that way—but one of the companies working on that future is openly wondering: When it gets here, is anyone going to be able to pay for it?
|
|
Case in point: Amazon and Walmart are both currently offering tons of discounts on dozens of smartwatches and fitness trackers made by brands like Apple, Samsung, Fitbit, and Garmin — discounts so good, it's possible that some models may sell out before Black Friday finally gets here.
|
|
There has never been a time where there have been more showrunners of color, more creatives of color, we can only think it's going to get better, so hopefully by the time whoever's watching this gets here...on every network you'll see a myriad of people telling stories.
|
|
My own copy of Joseph Menn's Cult of the Dead Cow: How the Original Hacking Supergroup Might Just Save the World is out for delivery, and what better way to kill time before it gets here than watching some never-before-seen footage of cDc at the height of its infamy.
|
|
Isn't it strange how we get so amped for fall in the middle of August — looking ahead to wearing jeans and soft cardigans and riding the subway without beads of sweat pooling on on our hairlines — but then it gets here (um, it's mid-October), and you're still dealing with the same problems?
|
|
I had visited Camden in the summer, when the harbor is dotted with sailboats, the salty air is warm (or as warm as it ever gets here), and Interstate 8.793 nearby is a parking lot of S.U.V.s with out-of-state plates laden with bicycles, kayaks, and enough beach gear to mount an invasion of Canada.
|
|
All the history in this series, the accumulated miseries and the battered hopefulness on each side, is present around the edge of every incident, a reminder not just of how long we have waited for whatever moment is coming next, but of how precious—how rare and how fleeting and how strange—it will be whenever it finally gets here.
|
|
August 15, 2015. Accessed June 10, 2016. The raid was reported to have taken place after Emperor Hirohito had begun his surrender message to the Japanese people."Prior, John R." from 58th Bomb Wing: Wait Till the 58th Gets Here.
|
|
I'll guarantee you that. A traveling salesman > needs a wife like a baby needs a box of matches. Now you take off that dress > and I'll take off my toupee, huh! Girl's voice: 'Listen, sister, if they > tire you, you better leave town before the Hercules Tool Company gets here.
|
|
The vinyl is delayed, there has been a fuck-up at the wax plant, unfortunately. It should reach us within a couple of weeks and we will forward it to you as soon as it gets here. Also we will ship the photos along with the vinyl, to make sure that they won't be folded. No extra P&P; of course, this is our fault.
|
|
But regardless of the times, the popular saying on campus was that "When Moe gets here, everything will be All Right!" In more recent years as new generations have called WHRW their own, Moe has become sort of a godhead to long-standing station members, a metaphor for the free spirit of WHRW. Moe's name is now often used as a way to describe the euphoria often felt when good radio happens just right.
|
|
"Gold Lamé Dreams Dashed by Polyester Reality in 'Landscape of the Body'" New York Times, April 17, 2006 The CurtainUp reviewer of the 2006 production wrote: "This is a peculiar but extremely thoughtful play, and Signature is to be commended for bringing it to us. It informs our understanding of the playwright we know best in terms of his masterpieces, 'Six Degrees of Separation' and 'House of Blue Leaves'. But 'Landscape of the Body' deserves better than it gets here."Gutman, Les.
|
|
But this fellow will get more black eyes, down > there among those unreconstructed rebels than he can ever carry along with > him without breaking his back. I expect to see him coming into Washington > some day on one leg and with one eye out and an arm gone. He won't amount to > more than an interesting relic by the time he gets here and then he will > have to hire out for a sign for the Anatomical Museum. Those fellows down > there have no sentiment in them.
|
|
Li Siyuan was advancing south from Yedu toward Bian Prefecture, while Emperor Zhuangzong was trying to head from the capital Luoyang to Bian Prefecture to cut off Li Siyuan's advance. Kong decided to play both sides, so he sent emissaries to both Emperor Zhuangzong and Li Siyuan welcoming them, while secretly informing his subordinates, "Whoever gets here first will get to enter." Li Siyuan arrived at Bian Prefecture first, so he welcomed Li Siyuan into the city. When Emperor Zhuangzong realized this, he returned to Luoyang,Zizhi Tongjian, vol. 274.
|
|
"You'd decide that, when Chet finally gets up, you'll grab him and talk to him about the early days", Weber expanded to Time Out. "But then Chet gets here, and he's had a fight with his girlfriend, and he wants to record a song… So what happens is that your world becomes like a jazz suite. You have to go along with him". In May 1987, when Weber's documentary Broken Noses premiered at the Cannes Film Festival, he brought Baker along to shoot footage for Let's Get Lost.
|
|
Because Olinsky's desk is behind Halstead and Atwater, there is a running gag where Voight and the rest of the unit would miss him entering the room. Voight would brief the team and tell them to pass on the information to Olinsky "when he gets here", only for Olinsky to roll out on his chair and say "Here". In "Breaking Point", he was taken into custody for questioning by Internal Affairs when his DNA came up on the body of Kevin Bingham, killer of Hank Voight's son Justin. When the detectives asked him about his DNA, he requested a lawyer.
|
|
The arrival of Dawn Summers is foreshadowed in cryptic dream sequences in both the Season Three finale "Graduation Day, Part Two" and the Season Four episode "This Year's Girl", in which a still-comatose Faith says, while making a bed with Buffy in her bedroom, "Little sis coming, I know." Buffy replies, "So much to do before she gets here."(the first appearance of Dawn is in Buffy's room) In the season four finale, "Restless", Tara warns Buffy to "be back before Dawn." According to Buffy creator Joss Whedon, the introduction of Dawn in Season Five was partly so protagonist Buffy Summers could experience a "really important, intense emotional relationship" with someone other than a boyfriend.
|
|
Working titles for new songs include "Tiny Pieces", "Eden", "Love is a Duel", "Adieu", "Coat in Bruise", "200 Scratches", "It's a mess, if it ain't it'll do till a mess gets here", "Little Perisher", and "Press The Six". On 4 October 2010 the band announced they were to record their third album in conjunction with PledgeMusic, and in so doing allowing the fans to help fund the recording of the album, and offering diverse packages from signed T-shirts and CDs to signed guitars. Having met their target, the band recorded their third album in early 2011. Before this, the band released a new EP, Love Is A Duel, which was released free with Rocksound magazine on 10 November 2010.
|
|
Despite ravishing orchestrations by Jonathan Tunick, the score rarely achieves much momentum or intensity on its own, and its recurrent motifs don't haunt the imagination as they should."Brantley, Ben. "Theatre Review: The Promises of an Enchantress," The New York Times, December 3, 1999 Michael Feingold, reviewing for the Village Voice, wrote: "Proficient, skilled, and imaginative, LaChiusa marshals an enormous panoply of approaches to tell his tale, but it doesn't hold together, even with the towering talent of Audra McDonald at its center, because the myth won't supply what he needs from it; his constantly shifting strategies only diffuse it further. Though LaChiusa's blurry conception is often conveyed in equally blurry lyrics, his music, with its constant restless invention, probably deserves a fairer hearing than it gets here.
|
|
In 1987, and as a foreign policies ministry endorsement, Riqueni was representing Spain for a series of International music festivals, he also toured in Germany. During this German tour, he was offered there to record an album with the same music he was playing in concert, and Flamenco became his second album, a solo guitar record. The famous flamenco producer José Manuel Gamboa said in his book that: Flamenco is a real lesson on flamenco playing and composition. The Minera (flamenco style) included in the album, is probably the best Minera in history”, and Norberto Torres in Historia de la Guitarra Flamenca said that “Riqueni made a real solo guitar record, without overdubs, he showed to aficionados and specially to guitar players, all his virtuous qualities as a composer and concert player. This album contains true gems for flamenco concert guitar, with the Minera he achieves a perfect balance between his flamenco and classical background, at the same time that his melodic characteristic style gets here to the highest level”.
|
|
Among initial reviews, Hal Horowitz of American Songwriter magazine praises the box set's packaging as well as the sound of the remastered albums, and describes All Things Must Pass as "the undisputed high point of Harrison's solo catalog" and a "five star album [that] overflows with exquisite songs, complex, gorgeously rendered performances and melodies". Horowitz concludes of the set as a whole: "Regardless of the eclectic nature of these albums and their often subpar material, George Harrison deserves the elaborate treatment he gets here, which makes this a worthwhile addition to any Beatle lovers' bulging collection …"Hal Horowitz, "George Harrison: The Apple Years, 1968–75", American Songwriter, 23 September 2014 (archived version from 28 September 2014; retrieved 21 May 2017). In a less favourable review for Uncut, Richard Williams writes that "only a devoted Apple scruff could love Extra Texture, or its two immediate predecessors", although he admires Wonderwall Music as an album that "documents an innocent optimism that will always be worth a listen". AllMusic editor Stephen Thomas Erlewine describes The Apple Years as "a handsomely produced, impeccably remastered box set" with the sound "rich, deep, and alluring".
|
|