Thanks to Rachel Lynde, Matthew gets to the bottom of the matter.
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"My daughter gets to the bottom of situations quicker than I do," he says.
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As we've reported before, Mayer gets to the bottom of any proposal brought her way.
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Once she gets to the bottom of it all, Liza becomes a happier, more fulfilled person.
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Once a snowball like this starts, it doesn't stop until it gets to the bottom of the hill.
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In The Laundromat, a bucket hat-wearing Streep is the one who gets to the bottom of it.
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But, until the CDC gets to the bottom of the recent illnesses, it might be safer to avoid vaping.
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A few demon attacks and possessions later, the gang finally gets to the bottom of what's been causing the commotion.
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Throughout the past week, the White House has declined any real action until it gets to the bottom of Khashoggi's disappearance.
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It doesn't matter how far inside his own compositional system he's operating: His music gets to the bottom of human experience.
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However, in this series, the family finally gets to the bottom of the mystery about Remington's actual identity – and his real name.
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The "Mad Money" host gets to the bottom of Constellation Brands' earnings report with CEO Bill Newlands after shares cratered more than 6% in the session.
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"It will be interesting to watch subsequent validation that gets to the bottom of why this report found such a surprisingly high rate of mutation," he says.
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The company will also be selling a 5G version of the Fold in certain markets — assuming it gets to the bottom of the base model's screen issues.
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Masekela gets to the bottom of why Aphromoo and Doublelift love to hate each other—and why thousands of fans tune in to watch them duke it out online.
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The person gets to the bottom of the steps, and the people in the party look upstairs for a moment before smiling and waving the new guest into the room.
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According to a statement from Nashville Nightmare, the company believes an employee may have been involved and has placed one person on leave while it gets to the bottom of the nightmarish incident.
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There's a new theory out that gets to the bottom of those creepy smiley faces that have been plastered all over the background of the show (and were a major feature in episode 3).
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The show gets to the bottom of his abusive upbringing, severe brain injury, and drug use, making sense of Herndandez's past while investigating what led the former New England Patriot to allegedly murder his friend.
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"I don't think he should go," Rubio told CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union," adding that he doesn't think any US officials should continue with their usual business in Saudi Arabia until Washington gets to the bottom of Khashoggi's disappearance.
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"Spider-Man - The Lessons of Heroism," a video essay by Youtube pop-culture commentator kaptainkristian gets to the bottom of why the red-and-blue teenage hero resonates so strongly with fans, and how he's different from the run-of-the-mill superhero.
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Former assistant to President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE Sebastian GorkaSebastian Lukacs GorkaPlayboy White House correspondent says he'll sue over suspended credentials Playboy plans to appeal after reporter says his White House credentials were suspended Gorka criticizes reporter after heated Rose Garden exchange MORE said on Wednesday that the U.S. would take requisite action on Saudi Arabia once it gets to the bottom of what happened to missing journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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One day, the Shibatora team is assigned on an undercover operation. Shibata's covers include a high school student, a maid cafe waitress and a delinquent sentenced to a juvenile detention center... With the cooperation from his various friends, he gets to the bottom of many crimes that occur.
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He hushes up the case with the help of Chief Minister and sends his son on a trip abroad. Inspector Rao, (Ramesh Bhat) is the investigating officer. Ravi (Shankar Nag), a daring investigative journalist, joins him and the duo begin to putting together the evidence. With Rao’s help, Ravi gets to the bottom of the whole affair.
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In September 2019, Trump was involved in a "Sharpie-gate" controversy, in which - as CNN reports: "Trump defended an apparent Sharpie-altered map of Hurricane Dorian's predicted path." CNN's Brian Stelter gets to the bottom of President Donald Trump's "Sharpie-gate" controversy, in which Trump defended an apparent Sharpie-altered map of Hurricane Dorian's predicted path.
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You Are What You Eat (2004), pp. 44–45. She frequently engages in this activity during her television shows, a technique that has led Ben Goldacre, a physician who writes for The Guardian, to dub her "the awful poo lady". Her management company writes that she "literally gets to the bottom of some of the country's worst eaters.", First Artist Management.
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The following week at the Christmas Eve show, Holly wishes the Belles a Merry Christmas. She stays for the entire show and then leaves. On the stairs she sees a mother talking to her daughter which brings up memories of the times shared with her own mother. When she gets to the bottom of the stairs she hears music and from a distance can see AJ, Larry and Bernie.
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Sadly, it is also Nygard's rich language that has become the biggest obstacle for new readers, having sometimes difficulties understanding the content. If one, however, gets to the bottom of possible language barriers, one comes to discover a poetry dealing with many of life's greatest issues. Nygard is said, possibly because of his early death and rather sorrowful life, to be concerned very much with death in his poems. To some extent, this is indeed true.
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Once it gets to the bottom of the screen it starts again near the top with a slightly different offset. After 32 passes like this it has covered the entire screen. This method enables x11vnc to detect changes on the screen roughly 32 times more quickly than a sequential check would (unless the changes are very small, say only 1 pixel tall.) If the X11 DAMAGE extension is present, x11vnc uses it to provide hints where to focus its polling, thereby finding changes even more quickly and also lowering the system load.
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Just arriving in Whippasaw, Johnson attempts to help round up the herds, but falls from his horse and is saved by Gene from being trampled. Believing that McCoy is taking direct orders from Johnson, Gene blames G.B. Johnson for the stampede, not realizing that the stranger he just saved is in fact Johnson. Calling himself Grantley, Johnson persuades the ranchers to fight McCoy. When Kit arrives to bring Johnson back to the ranch, she agrees to pretend he's a radio promoter named "Grantley" while he gets to the bottom of the pricing scheme.
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Upon its release, reviews were mostly positive and most critics recommended the book for those who were interested in the medium of books or its collection. Kirkus Reviews wrote that A Gentle Madness' numerous anecdotes manages to capture the spirit of acquiring books, although it "never really gets to the bottom of bibliomania." Furthermore, they wrote that the book is a "Must reading for any book collector, and a nice addition to even modest personal libraries." Philip Kopper for The New York Times praised its vast compilation of colorful collecting characters.
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