Hits the tape as Youzhny tries to go down the line!
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RYAN: (INAUDIBLE) TODD: I am going to go down the line.
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Jake: Then, you go down the line and start figuring out what you want.
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You could go down the line and look at a whole series of cable channels.
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"I didn't have any other choice," she said of the decision to go down the line.
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You could go down the line with scenarios and the point will always be the same.
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TODD: I'm going to go down the line here right now and finish up on foreign policy.
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We were just trying to go down the line and find different areas to try and attack them.
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"This is a chance to co-create as you go down the line, and create your masterpiece," Mizes said.
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It's only fair to go down the line of Stark children to the next still-living sibling: Arya Stark.
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If not ... eBay will go down the line, checking with the next highest bidders until someone's willing to pay up.
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What happens if it's ... you know, you can sort of go down the line from the politicians and everything else.
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Cars that go down the line of a factory are not all black or not all white or not all red.
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If you think about his reactions to the economic downturn, to downsizing government, to austerity, we can just go down the line.
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If you're considering the Apple Watch as a fitness tracker, it's actually fairly easy to go down the line and answer a series of questions.
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But if I go down the line and find some smaller acts, some smaller DJs, smaller hip-hop acts with women, let's give them a chance.
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For example, the need to keep plants operating at a high rate meant you'd let defects go down the line and fix them at the end.
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You can go down the line, from the shocking delay in reauthorizing the Children's Health Insurance Program to growing chatter about partisan welfare reform in the new year.
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"That means it could go down the line until an assistant attorney general did not resign and instead carried out the President's order," Harvard Law School professor Jack Goldsmith wrote.
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When I get to the airport, I go to the duty-free shops or beauty stores, and I go down the line and put on moisturizer, serum and maybe even cologne.
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TODD: We're going to sneak in a break in a minute, but before we go, I'm going to go down the line here and I'm asking you please, for one or two words.
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TODD: We're going to sneak in a break in a minute, but before we go, I'm going to go down the line here and I'm asking you please, for one or two words.
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Most of the girls who go down the line, passed from one digital star to the next, have brought swag for their favorite stars — everything from handmade posters to Lush Cosmetics to Starbucks drinks.
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You just go down the line, whether it's revenue, China, profitability, wearables, the guidance ... And I want to put a finer point on the guidance, if you take a typical beat it implies that they'll grow revenue by 2% in the September quarter.
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The president and vice president's terms would still expire at noon on January 20, 2021, meaning control of the presidency would go down the line of succession to the Speaker of the House (if House elections occurred), and then to the president Pro Tempore of the US Senate.
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Papa would go down the line: violin, piano, violin, piano, violin.” He attended DeWitt Clinton High School, graduated from New York University with a Bachelor of Science Engineering (B.Sc.Eng.) degree in 1929 and subsequently worked for six years in book publishing and book design.
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Jelena Janković is a defensive baseliner, and is often regarded as a counterpuncher. Janković is known for being able to slide effectively on all surfaces. Janković has very consistent groundstrokes and prefers to go down the line more often than crosscourt. Her biggest weapons are her two-handed backhand, especially down the line, and the drop shot.
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Zach informs them that he is looking for eight dancers consisting of four men and four women. He starts by having them go down the line to introduce themselves. When Cassie asks to speak with Zach alone, his secretary (Sharon Brown) escorts her out. She is stopped by Zach's choreographer, Larry (Terrence Mann), who convinces her to stay.
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The next morning, Manny invites Ava and Derek to ride "El Viudador" ("The Widowmaker") a mile-long zip-line in the rainforest. Once there, Ava, who's afraid of heights, declines to go down the line, but Derek does, and his harness snaps while descending, making him fall to the ground. Ava finds him in the forest, unconscious and severely injured, but alive. Unable to ride in the ambulance with her husband, she eventually reaches the hospital, where staff deny that Derek was brought in.
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In Trancers III, in 1992, Jack and Lena were on the verge of divorcing, due to their failing marriage. Although Jack promised to amend their relationship, he was forcefully returned to the future by the android Shark before he could fulfill this. In the future, the remaining council leader, Harris, and Alice have Jack go down the line to 2005 in order to end a Trancers scheme that was fully sponsored by the government. This caused Jack confusion as to how Lena was the one who obtained the details of this program.
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Wigfield was raised Roman Catholic and today describes herself as a "Sorta Catholic." In a 2017 America magazine piece, she described being Catholic as "not a huge part of my deal... I practice what I call “Chipotle Catholicism”: I go down the line picking and choosing the parts of Catholicism that appeal to me (charity, Pope Frank, spooky stories about saints) in order to create a custom-made spiritual burrito." Wigfield married comedy writer Adam Countee on May 21, 2016 in Manhattan.nytimes.com; accessed December 11, 2018 They have a daughter named Celine, born December 29, 2017.
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The film shows clearly that there are strong elements of competition and one-upmanship in giving Moka, setting the ceremony's date, and also -- despite the fact it was not filmed -- in the actual Moka ceremony itself in which the participants wear traditional and magnificent Highland "decoration". Giving Moka can bring the giver close to ruin but the political and social gains from increased prestige can outweigh this. Traditionally, Moka was an exchange of pigs. The "Big Man" hires a speaker to go down the line of pigs, stopping before each one to sing its praises and describe its lineage.
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In 1966 after high school Beeb Birtles, initially on lead guitar and harmony vocals, formed his first group, Times Unlimited, with his school mate, John D'Arcy on guitars and vocals; they were joined by Ted Higgins on drums and a bass guitarist. D'Arcy was from Manchester and introduced Birtles to the music of The Hollies. When the bass guitarist left, Birtles took over that instrument and soon they asked Darryl Cotton to join on lead vocals. Times Unlimited changed their name to Down the Line in homage of The Hollies' cover version of Roy Orbison's "Go Go Go (Down the Line)".
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Due to rumors that Luigi has mob connections, virtually every invitee sent regrets. Only one guest (other than family members) attends. Nevertheless, Rita is determined to run the reception by the book, setting up a receiving line for the one guest and asking family members and staff to go down the line so it will not look empty. A series of disasters unfolds, including the display of an embarrassing nude portrait of the bride; caterer Ingrid Hellstrom becoming ill, then getting high and causing a disturbance after Meecham gives her a pill; and a tornado when the cake is to be cut, forcing everyone to find shelter in the cellar.
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Retrieved 21 January 2010. and were renamed Down the Line from The Hollies' version of Roy Orbison's song "Go Go Go (Down the Line)".Spencer et al, (2007) DOWN THE LINE entry. Retrieved 21 January 2010. Down the Line performed covers of English Mod groups: The Hollies, The Move, The Who and The Small Faces in many clubs and discos around Adelaide, gradually gathering a following. In May 1967, Darryl Sambell, who also managed rising singer, Johnny Farnham, used Down the Line as session musicians on demo recordings which secured Farnham a contract with EMI Records. After recording with Farnham, Down the Line were approached by Adelaide-based promoters, Alan Hale and Doc Neeson, who were interested in band management and suggested to change their name to Zoot.
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Following the Brazilians' narrow 1–0 quarter-final win against Wales on June 19, 1958, Mel Hopkins (the fullback who faced him that game) described Garrincha as "a phenomenon, capable of sheer magic. It was difficult to know which way he was going to go because of his legs and because he was as comfortable on his left foot as his right, so he could cut inside or go down the line and he had a ferocious shot too." In the final against Sweden, Brazil fell behind 0–1 early, but rapidly equalized after Garrincha surpassed his marker on the right wing and sent a cross for Vavá to score. Before the end of the first half, Garrincha made a similar play, again setting up Vavá to make the score 2–1.
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Culver & Hyde (2000), pp. 357–359 At the convention, Wallace galvanized supporters with a well-received speech in which he lauded Roosevelt and argued that "the future belongs to those who go down the line unswervingly for the liberal principles of both political democracy and economic democracy regardless of race, color, or religion".Culver & Hyde (2000), pp. 359–361 After Roosevelt delivered his acceptance speech, the crowd began chanting for the nomination of Wallace, but Samuel D. Jackson adjourned the convention for the day before Wallace supporters could call for the beginning of vice presidential balloting.Culver & Hyde (2000), pp. 362–364 Party leaders worked furiously to line up support for Truman overnight, but Wallace received 429 1/2 votes (589 were needed for nomination) on the first ballot for vice president; Truman finished with 319 1/2 votes, and the remaining votes went to various favorite son candidates.
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