I'm 55 now, and I'm still going across the world.
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It kept going and going across all these different categories.
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I'd be going across country and I'd talk to people.
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My coworker Skypes me about going across the street for shots.
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School was starting and then we were going across the country.
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Going across, the GAP rebus is read as part of the phrase.
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"If I were going across the country I might feel differently," she said.
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"There appears to be a heatwave going across the Midwest," she captioned the post.
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"We will keep them going across the country until ... the bill is voted out."
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"It has a rich history of kind of going across all kinds of boundaries."
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She grew up coming and going across the border to visit family in Juarez, Mexico.
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A woman from Florida was going across the country to visit her daughter in Seattle.
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Cut to a flashback of him and Winter going across the street to check it out.
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If you've got air at high speeds going across it, it creates a low pressure area.
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"You can see it's a big conga line of airplanes going across the north Atlantic," Thoma says.
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It&aposs not just clothes where lines have been blurred, it&aposs going across so many things.
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BUT IT'S SORT OF LIKE A DOG THAT'S TIED TO A STAGECOACH THAT'S GOING ACROSS THE COUNTRY.
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She's also on a ferry going across the San Francisco harbor... as Nina Azarova — aka, her birth name.
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Trump administration officials have been discussing the impracticalities, such as U.S. citizens coming and going across the border.
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They capped off the visit by going across the street for burgers and fries at In-N-Out.
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In Allen Park, Michigan, one camera captured the bright streak going across the sky and then fading out.
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"When they are going across the finish line, ... I feel like I'm going along with them," Hatfield told CNBC.
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First, I attempted to have all nine theme answers going across, but I could not get a clean grid.
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"So I take it with a grain of salt, it's just another thing going across the internet," he added.
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After the rebus, the rest of the theme entry going across is switched or "rotated" with the Down answer.
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Now, as far as the FCC stuff goes, that stuff is generally encrypted when it's going across the wire.
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Where the two entries cross, we have the two rebus elements: F NATURAL going across and E SHARP going down.
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It's not like something that we're only focused on, but yeah, that's a huge motivation for going across the country.
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In that corner we have going Across: MODS, SLAP, GINA (that's another name), VAC is kind of weird, and LIAISE.
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With a Greek mother, Stone grew up going across the ocean for family visits; Eagleton, meanwhile, grew up in Athens.
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"They practiced and practiced songs and going across the threshold to get the diploma," Heather St. Onge, Lucas' mother, tells PEOPLE.
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The trick is to make sure that the two words going across work in conjunction with the two words going down.
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But federally regulated banks have generally refused to open accounts, and credit card companies have prohibited transactions from going across their networks.
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But "with the open area," Reynolds says, "you have the same air going across" everyone's cubicles or desks or other work spaces.
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Being able to turn on the light from your phone when the baby cries without going across the room to the switch?
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If you look on Sunday you'll see about seven or eight of those trucks with those Confederate flags going across the bridge.
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Instead of going across the tongue of the shoe, the pattern consists of intertwined loops going up both sides of the shoe.
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M'baye Niang shoots, and it is collected by keeper Szczesny of Poland, though it was going across the goal not in it.
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Callimachi: I was seeing young men like Huzayfah, who were leaving the West, going across the ocean to build this new state.
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Whitney said Castaneda killed one person during a robbery at a Subway restaurant before going across the street to the 7-Eleven.
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Similarly, at 17A, the "Cocktail fork" yields MARGARITA going across, but following the gray square or circled fork, the answer is MARTINI.
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The stressful conditions and concern over crop damage countered seasonal supply pressure on wheat prices as harvests get going across the northern hemisphere.
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Going across the river that night he met some more sociable acquaintances, and the cat boarded the train with him as a result.
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Sylvia Hitchcock's white gown with the one-shoulder strap going across her chest is unexpected but adds just the right amount of edge.
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"Not all farmers are capable of going across the water to mainland Europe," said Laurence Olins, chairman of British Summer Fruits, a trade body.
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This technology is continuous, meaning that when you walk into the gondola station, in 30 seconds, you're on a car going across the river.
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Even if he wins in South Carolina — far from a certainty — he needs to keep that momentum going across the nation on Super Tuesday.
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Here Ryan Hall attacks with an attempted waiter sweep, pops out the back door, and inserts the twister hook before going across Hermes Franca's back.
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I was interested ... I mean, Jeremy Liew, who you had on your podcast, was talking about how he's on the flight in going across America.
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"Maybe it has become much more aggressive, with a more severe presentation and transmission as a result of it going across the Pacific," he said.
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"All those smiling, pink-turbaned women going across the finish line of the 25Ks, [these images are] an overall misportrayal of the disease," Joy says.
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Trump is looking for an easier win on tax reform and going across party lines may be part of the push to make that happen.
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"Although the aesthetic is going across the mediums, it stays in [one] world… I know where the walls of that world are," Waese tells Creators.
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Now, President Obama, by not going across the red line in the sand that he drew -- I went across it with the 59 missile hits.
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So if I see somebody, you know, 250 minutes of data going across all at about the same rate, cool, that's probably somebody watching a movie.
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WE ARE INTRODUCING A CONCEPT OF FULL STREAM, GOING ACROSS THE VALUE CHAIN, AND THEN ALSO PROVIDING PRODUCTIVITY TO OUR CUSTOMERS BY THE USAGE OF BIG DATA.
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Wonder. Julian Bayliss (biodiversity and protected areas specialist, professor at Oxford Brookes University): I started systematically going across Northern Mozambique, scanning it using Google Earth satellite imagery.
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So we keep going, across prairies, over the Rocky Mountains, through Utah's Martian wastes, then Nevada's bleak Basin and Range, as untold millions of years slip past.
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You can also opt to have a black bar going across the screen, should you be especially offended by any distinctive cutouts at the front of the display.
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On Sunday afternoon, the "father" said the 15-year-old called him and said he was back in Mexico after going across the river, the source told CNN.
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But another example that Rylo's cofounders showed me was a video that was shot, handheld, out the sunroof of a car that was going across the Golden Gate Bridge.
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Carter: So, in this scene, the Salamanca cousins are arriving from Mexico, going across the border, getting smuggled in in this truck full of hay with some other immigrants.
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I don't know how you feel about Camilla, Prince Charles's wife, but she is most definitely not the DUCHESS OF CORNER, which is how the entry reads going across.
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I'm going across and I'm talking to people and they're all very open and talking to me in large part, I think, because they've known me for 20 years.
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" She continued, "I was literally going across the field, like trying to stroll, get into the car, and just being completely swarmed and doing it as fast as I could.
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But to capture a nostalgic party vibe, the video is shot in VHS with "censored" going across women's chests, not unlike the once-popular Girls Gone Wild spring break films.
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But President Obama gave away that — President Obama by not going across the red line in the sand that he drew, I went across it with the 59 missile hits.
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It was hilarious to see it working so horribly, and we joked about the boat's captain telling the player, 'Hold my beer!' and then going across the ocean in reverse.
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"These recommendations are going across the street into the blender, right?" a wildfire commission member, Pedro Nava, said Friday during the meeting at Sacramento City Hall, near the State Capitol.
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"I was at one building doing my thyroid stuff and mentioned I was going across the street to get an ultrasound done," El Moussa say of the day of the testing.
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"Hopefully, it will set a precedent going across the board, that other studios and other producers and other production companies will follow that lead and continue to make strides towards change."
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"Adds Mars, "The fact that beauty is being marketed as this inclusive and multifaceted thing is super-important, since it's going across all these attainable channels for everyone to get the message.
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Their three-year goodbye tour is said to be nearing its end in April, but this summer, you can catch original members Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey without going across the pond.
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Average value this subtracts from a home: $2,700"If you have power lines going across a backyard or have the actual pole in the yard, people don't like it," says de Jong.
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"This particular movement going across the nation around is so very important for the next generation," Pauline Maracle, who has been cooking for the camped-out protesters for a week, told CBC.
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"Listen, I'm all for going across aisles and making peace with people, but there's certain people that are walking around right now that are responsible for a lot of death," Robbins said.
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"Usage is going across a wide range of categories — it's not just 'Westworld' and 'Game of Thrones' and 'The Night Of'," HBO CEO Richard Plepler said in February, in a report by Variety.
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As an example, at 17A, the circled letters going across on that row spell CHEESE, and if you followed that with the word SPREAD, you would have a CHEESE SPREAD, which is delicious.
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This process typically consisted of Mike Kinsella and Steve Holmes playing guitar and writing portions of songs together before going across town to Steve Lamos' house in Urbana to begin piecing songs together.
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"It's like an army that's going across America and rolling out office after office," said Abigail Spangler, a gun reform advocate in Virginia and a co-chair of Mr. Bloomberg's campaign in the state.
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"In the case of an annular eclipse, it's an unusual thing to see the sun turn from bright disk to a ring, and to know that the moon is going across it," he said.
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Whether I'm going across the street to a food truck or making the mile-and-a-half round trip trek for a cup of avgolemono soup on a chilly day, I've accepted the expense.
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I started seventh grade in the US and several of the kids had braces—the type with wires going across both upper and bottom teeth with a metal holder in front of each tooth.
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"This is going to prevent animals from going across the landscape to find water, which is very important in the Chihuahuan Desert, and it will make it harder for them to find mates," said Bixby.
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KBO teams haven't sought to work with GSI yet, but Sadowski thinks a more formal relationship, and greater recognition of and sensitivity to the challenge of going across the world to play baseball, is coming.
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She expected that the administration would use the "back door" of the U.S. Commerce Department to target specific industries as dumping or violating trade rules, going across a spectrum of largely Asian economies to levy tariffs.
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The scorching temperatures expected this week in Europe follow a hot, dry spell in Russia and Ukraine, and concern over crop damage countered seasonal supply pressure on prices as harvests get going across the northern hemisphere.
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You look at the problems in London, for example, when you get down toward places like Southwark, where you have huge railways going across and creating a barrier so there are only small tunnels to pass through.
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So when you do all of your analyses, you just have to say how far is it likely that the ship will rock, and how much will it go up and down as you're going across waves.
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But Trump has also been praised for some more mainstream selections, including Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus for his chief of staff and going across the aisle to interview people for possible posts such as Democratic Rep.
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But a study in 2015 by the Economic Research Forum, a think-tank based in Egypt, found that pasta was the main product going across the Sahara from Algeria to Mali, accounting for about a third of the trade.
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"It sort of gets lost in all of the clutter of everything else we talk about, but sort of the unwritten story is that there's more discussions going across party lines than you would ever believe," he told Colbert.
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GOING ACROSS THE INTERNATIONAL SPECTRUM WITH REMARKABLY FEW EXCEPTIONS, EVERY SINGLE MAJOR COUNTRY – DEVELOPED COUNTRY AND A NUMBER OF THE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES ARE SAGGING BADLY AND INDEED, THE UNITED STATES – THE LAST FIVE YEARS PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH RATE HAS BEEN 5.5%.
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"We spent more than ten years mastering the art of growing our organic vegetables, going across the country from one ranch to another," she tells me with a slight strain in her voice, as though the mere thought of that time exhausts her.
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New York Giants Rams going across the country for a 10 A.M. kickoff is going to make this game close, but the Giants suspended one of their better CBs (Janoris Jenkins) indefinitely for not showing up on time after the bye week.
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"The smart phone is becoming even more important to people because it's going across so much of your life and you can tell by some of the things we did at WWDC that that will only continue," Cook told CNBC's Josh Lipton.
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MOM&aposS WARNING TO OTHERS AFTER TODDLER GETS TRAPPED IN WASHING MACHINE "People are always going to turn their heads and look – the fact that I'm in a bath going across the sea – people look at me as if I'm crazy," Bevan told the BBC.
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The new chips should start to appear in laptops over the coming months, and if AMD can keep this sort of momentum going across its product lineup as 2019 continues, it may shape up to be a very interesting year in the processor space.
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If you bisect or divide the letters B and Y horizontally, what you are left with is this: D V ——— D I The only thing to remember is that the word is read as BY going across, but as DD and VI going down.
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The smart phone, just one quick point, the smart phone is becoming even more important to people because it's going across so much of your life and you can tell by some of the things we did at WWDC that that will only continue.
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I was committed to making a six-theme puzzle, knowing full well that the theme answers (if going across) would all be separated by a single row, and there would be extra pressure on the nontheme fill — with 25- and 27-Down cutting through three theme entries.
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In order to justify some of their more extreme policies, Trump and Sessions have been not only saying that there is a national crime spike, which is wrong, but they've also been attributing it to drugs going across the borders and people coming in across the borders and committing crimes.
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And I was able to get down to 72 words, allowing for some additional nice answers going across (again, some people dislike having nontheme across answers as long as theme answers, like FALSE IDOL and THIS IS WAR, but I think it's almost always fine, especially so here because of the circles).
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" After beating Wall Street estimates in its on Tuesday, Apple CEO Tim Cook said in an interview with CNBC's Josh Lipton, "The smart phone is becoming even more important to people because it's going across so much of your life... With things like AR… I think it becomes even more essential than it currently is.
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So, in terms of the border, talking about cracking down on drugs, talking about cracking down on trafficking, human trafficking going across that border and, of course, all of that would go to the issue of a border wall and something that the president promised during the campaign that he&aposs working for some momentum on in congress.
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Because of the consonant-heavy nature of the English language, it helps to have consonants doing double duty: If you have JACOB in your grid going across, better to place black squares so the word crossing it begins with J, rather than ends with J. STEINBERG: Now is also a good time to mention a couple more rules.
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IT'S ON A 100 FOOT ROPE, I MEAN, SOMETIMES IT WILL BE BEHIND THE STACHCOACH AND SOMETIMES AHEAD, BUT IF THE STAGE COACH IS NOMINAL GDP, AND THE NOT TEN-YEAR YIELD IS SORT OF A DOG, AND YEAH, THERE WILL BE VARIATION, ONE VERSUES ANOTHER, BUT THEY'RE BOTH GOING TO END UP GOING ACROSS THE COUNTRY TOGETHER.
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And then walking through the forest, listening, looking, smelling, hearing, looking in wonder at the undergrowth, looking in wonder at the trees, seeing lots of small mammal tracks going across the ground, some of them very well-worn, which is very exciting because that means we've got stuff up there, small mammals up there running around all over the place.
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But the reason she thought we shouldn't go across was the very reason I had come home to the border, to write about how going across to Matamoros had changed from my childhood in the 60s and 70s, my partying days in the 7003s and early 90s, to today when it's difficult to find anyone in my hometown of Brownsville willing to risk crossing over.
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His other facial tattoos include an old nickname ("Stardust," a reference to the drug dealing days of his teenage years) under his left eye, a double arrow tattooed below that, and praying hands with the words "It's all worth reaching for" going across the left side of his head—a tattoo he and a group of friends got, memorializing a friend who passed with the same tattoo on his arm.
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