The Ionic is a bit of a Hail Mary pass.
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To call this a Hail Mary pass is way optimistic.
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Will's Faso's racist Hail Mary pass throw him a lifeline?
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Meanwhile, back in Mexico, he simultaneously attempts a Hail Mary pass.
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Instead this megadeal is best seen as a Hail Mary pass.
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Boston, a hail-Mary pass for post-grad satisfaction, felt crazy enough.
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Unfortunately, it feels like a desperate Hail Mary pass for this one.
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Given recent trends, Anheuser-Busch needs the equivalent of a 'Hail Mary' pass.
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"We were ready to throw that Hail Mary pass for treatment," James said.
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It isn't the Hail Mary pass we thought it was a week ago.
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It (the administration plan) is a Hail Mary pass that is dead on arrival.
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Pamela Druckerman PARIS — I've lately been telling French people about the Hail Mary pass.
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"This action by Jill Stein and her supporters — I couldn't even call it a Hail Mary pass, because that would be insulting to the Hail Mary pass," said Mr. Tabas, who along with other lawyers, submitted a lengthy court brief on Thursday.
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But the Hail Mary pass into the end zone fell flat as time ran out.
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Unfortunately, we were screwed anyway so we just decided to throw a Hail Mary pass.
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He called this claim "the Hail Mary Pass" of defenses in these kinds of cases.
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"You don't throw a Hail Mary pass if you're up by a few touchdowns," he said.
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Do you think there's a chance Trump could still try that as a Hail Mary pass?
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Don't believe indicators based on a lucky puck bounce or a Hail Mary pass are real?
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Telstra's flagging of asset sales, without providing details, seemed like a "Hail Mary pass", he added.
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If he returns to the playoffs, he will probably play a "Hail Mary" pass very differently.
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The report's "close tax expenditures" approach to financing useful proposals has become the standard Hail Mary pass.
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"This was a 4th quarter Hail Mary pass that was intercepted in the end zone," he said.
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He was essentially elected as a Hail Mary pass by voters fed up with the status quo.
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I threw my one Hail Mary pass, saying I was there for Marilyn, and that did the trick.
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O'Korn's Hail Mary pass after the Wolverines reached the Spartans' 210 fell incomplete on the game's final play.
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The Hail Mary pass There's always the hope, too, that a venture investor will let a bet ride.
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But he called the promise "the ultimate Hail Mary pass," and one that came with little political risk.
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In American football, a "Hail Mary Pass" is a long forward pass, made with only a small chance of success.
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With the vote on a "skinny" repeal bill, Republican leaders were trying what amounted to a legislative Hail Mary pass.
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It's a Hail Mary pass of sorts, and a tacit acknowledgement that maybe smartphones aren't much more than big, expensive toys.
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Click here to view original GIFAs Sega's Hail Mary pass on hardware, the Dreamcast wasn't exactly the miracle the company prayed for.
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In football, a "Hail Mary pass" is a long-shot long pass when a team feels like it has nothing to lose.
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WR Keenan Allen picked off a Hail Mary pass at the end of the first half, the first INT of his career.
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Colorado State appeared to have won on a 34-yard Hail Mary pass from Collin Hill to Preston Williams as time expired.
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The lawyers were told by prognosticators they had no chance of getting it, Tu said, but it was their Hail Mary pass.
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The Eagles managed to get to the Kentucky 53 after two more completions, but a last-second Hail Mary pass attempt fell incomplete.
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Days later, Tom pulls a Hail Mary pass by summoning the Dowager Countess back from her holiday to talk some sense into Mary.
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It's also a Hail Mary pass for AT&T since its bet on entertainment media has resulted in an enormous amount of debt.
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The show was something of a Hail Mary pass for a region trying to find something to replace tobacco production and factory work.
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These questions remain crucial ones to ask, but Ms. Dickey's round-robin structure (and Hail Mary pass of an ending) diminish their impact.
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It began as a Hail Mary pass by a college dropout hoping music might save him from having to go back to school.
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The deal is a Hail Mary pass to jumpstart user growth by leaning into the powerful live experience only Twitter provides during a game.
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What our workers need is not a hail-Mary pass to salvage unions, but a contemporary effort to meet the needs of today's workforce.
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And for good reason: As with the aforementioned Hail Mary pass, far too many touchdowns are scored on the last play of an offensive series.
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"I got to believe Feinstein didn't make much of it at first and that this is a bit of a Hail Mary pass," Giuliani said.
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Philadelphia did get the ball back one final time in the waning seconds, but a final Hail Mary pass was knocked down as time expired.
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A relatively unknown and untested designer, he is the French fashion house's fourth in less than four years, and something of a Hail Mary pass.
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Brady was only able to get about halfway down the field until he shot a wild Hail Mary pass into the air that failed to connect.
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I don't doubt many here admire Trump, but I also know many voters in my football-loving hometown threw a Hail Mary pass with their vote.
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"I see it more as a Hail Mary pass" than a threat to industry leaders like Alphabet's Waymo and Tesla, Navigant analyst Sam Abuelsamid tells Axios.
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This, known as the Bradley Effect, and referred to also as preference falsification (reversal of which is called preference cascade), is Trump's real Hail Mary pass.
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He was behind the mike for one of college football's most memorable plays, Doug Flutie's "Hail Mary" pass that beat Miami for Boston College in 1984.
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You may be stuck at the office, but that doesn't mean you can't throw a Hail Mary pass to your co-worker that wins the Super Bowl.
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Ruth's actually reading the man's part, in a Hail Mary pass to get noticed—only crappy roles are available for women, and she's not even getting those.
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Trailing the Green Bay Packers 12-7 and heading into the final play, Seattle Seahawks' quarterback Russell Wilson threw a Hail Mary pass into the end zone.
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Arthur Miller wrote "All My Sons" as a Hail Mary pass, after his first Broadway play, "The Man Who Had All the Luck," closed in four performances.
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For that reason, it was a Hail Mary pass for him to fly into Kentucky on election eve, defibrillator in hand, to revive the sitting governor's campaign.
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But then I realized Fiorina is Cruz's Hail Mary pass, his "reset button" on a campaign for a nomination that is falling further and further out of reach.
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I think we're doing a Hail Mary pass here and trying to do whatever we can to stimulate one phone call to authorities that could lead to something.
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Trump has referenced Bloomberg's ads a number of times in recent weeks and painted the media mogul's campaign as a Hail Mary pass by the establishment to beat Sanders.
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Cohen, who is not a delegate himself, acknowledged that any bid to block Kaine from the ticket would be a hail mary pass and is almost certain to fail.
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In fact, I very much doubt that he'd be raising the issue at all if he weren't still hoping to pull off some kind of political Hail Mary pass.
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It nearly was a two-touchdown margin, but free safety Jaymon Thomas intercepted King's long, Hail Mary pass in the end zone as time ran out in the half.
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Returning to orchestrate a rush-heavy offense, he played the final snap of a 31-26 victory on defense, patrolling the goal line to thwart a potential Hail Mary pass.
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The lottery mindset is either a cop-out for those who are unwilling to do the heavy lifting success requires or a Hail Mary pass for those who feel helpless.
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Lynne Abraham, a lawyer and former Philadelphia District Attorney, called the motion a "Hail Mary pass" that was not based on any legal theory that the judge had acted imprudently.
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Ms. Nielsen knew that Mr. Miller wanted her out, so she spent the flight huddled with aides on a strategy for getting control of the border, a Hail Mary pass.
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The season leaves the characters in a place that feels a bit like a Hail Mary pass designed to rejuvenate a show that doesn't really need rejuvenation, but maybe that's appropriate.
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Then, with four seconds ticking down to zero, Williams stepped deep into the pocket on Gonzaga's 40 yard line and heaved a pure rainbow of a Hail Mary pass 60 yards downfield.
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We may live in a time of polarization where many want to go for the Hail Mary pass but the reality is that in politics as in football, such plays seldom work.
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Not really, but it's certainly a step in the right direction, especially given the sort of hail Mary pass involved here, with the purchase of several companies, including Pebble, Coin and Vector.
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In a news conference after the sentencing hearing, Mr. Steele dismissed their claims, saying the motion was "more than a Hail Mary pass" by the defense, but that it was nothing new.
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It also marks the most significant change to the company's product line in its 57-year history — a Hail Mary pass at regaining Barbie's status as an empowered role model for girls.
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When he first made the call in early 2017, it was a "Hail Mary pass," the director of technical research for Altaira Capital Partners said in an interview with "Closing Bell " on Friday.
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"They are realizing they they're late in the fourth quarter," said Richard Greenfield, a media analyst at BTIG Research, when asked about Pandora's possible sale, "and they have to throw a Hail Mary pass."
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As it lost users and its revenue declined toward the end of the year, the SEC alleges that the company sought to use the ICO as a "hail Mary pass" to reverse its fortunes.
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Backup Jacoby Brissett was called on to throw a last-second Hail Mary pass — a decision Luck said was proper — as coach Frank Reich wanted to make sure the ball reached the end zone.
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"We didn't win our Hail Mary pass to get a turnaround specialist on the board, and change the governance, but it was a big deal to get the code of conduct," says Ben Ammar.
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This Hail Mary pass will likely remain completely up in the air until we see how Collins, Murkowski, and Paul vote—or until two of those three issue McCain-level refutations of the bill.
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Despite the Hail Mary pass of bringing a love interest back into a flailing season — and despite "Everlasting" seeming like a cautionary tale for "UnREAL" itself — Adam's return neatly weaves together this season's thinner threads.
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Read more " _____ The USA Today editorial board: "Americans can only hope that at least three of the 52 Republican senators will show some courage, and let this Hail Mary pass fall harmlessly to the ground.
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"Mahathir's candidacy is a kind of Hail Mary pass from the opposition that has spent the past three years beset by infighting," said Ibrahim Suffian, the director of the Merdeka Center, an independent polling agency.
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Obama threw a Hail Mary pass in the last days of his presidency to improve the welfare standards of at least organic animal farming, but the Trump administration was quick to reverse even that much progress.
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In the face of his flagging candidacy, Moore heaved a Hail Mary pass on Tuesday in an interview with a conservative talk radio show in North Dakota: He invoked the name of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
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"There was no information on the CTE issue, no mention that your chances of going pro are worse than a Hail Mary pass, no acknowledgement that medical policies don't cover disability, long-term care, rehabilitation," he says.
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Yet even as they consider creative ways to change the trajectory of the race, the second-tier candidates are wary of trying to replicate the Hail Mary pass Ms. Harris heaved at the first debate in June.
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"I was throwing a hail Mary pass to the future when I started developing this thing," says Outside Interactive CEO Gary McNamee, who first conceived of the Virtual Runner app before treadmills could communicate with tablets and laptops.
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The 2013 team won the SEC title and made the national championship game with two famous plays: a tipped Hail Mary pass to beat Georgia, and a 109-yard return of a missed field goal to stun Alabama.
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It's like a Hail Mary pass that can somehow defeat his enemies in the media and intelligence agencies, disprove the story that there are questions about the legitimacy of his election and restore the luster of his presidency.
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The main hope for salvaging their reputation—and the nuclear business of EDF, the French utility that owns the technology—is the Hinkley Point C project in Britain, which by now looks a lot like a Hail Mary pass.
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A misinterpreted rule extended the game when it should have been over and allowed the Chippewas (211-210) to score the winning touchdown on a Hail Mary pass and a lateral that covered half the field for a 2121-211 upset.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - The "Hail Mary Pass" did not come up in the conversation, but Pope Francis clearly had a good catch on Wednesday when he received a helmet and jersey from members of the American Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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A Hail Mary pass attempt by Tom Brady fell incomplete in the end zone as time expired, and the New England Patriots fell to the Eagles 41-33 on Sunday in Super Bowl LII at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis.
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Sanders has offered a Hail Mary pass to the masters-degree-holding urban lower-class and the union agitators who have long believed that the evils of Wall Street and corporate America could be dismantled if only they had the right political savior.
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The Republican elite has decided instead to throw a Hail Mary pass, hoping to arrive at the convention with the outsider Trump and the near-outsider Cruz each boasting about 1,000 (but fewer than 1,237) delegates, yet leave with an elitist, insider, "compromise" nominee.
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It was a Hail Mary pass if ever there was one, series creators Todd A. Kessler, Glenn Kessler, and Daniel Zelman seemingly hoping that they might recapture some of the spark Danny brought to the show with the kid he never bothered to mention.
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And Macron's latest big reveal, that Le Pen plagiarized 1.5 seconds of language (call it "the Melania play") coined by former rival François Fallon in an hour and a-half speech she recently delivered seems more of a Hail Mary pass than a calculated ploy.
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It was a Hail Mary pass and, as it turned out, this person with a PhD in philosophy, who describes his scholarly work as "tak[ing] place at the crossroads of existential phenomenology, hermeneutics, and the philosophy of action," was B. from Jud Jud.
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Grappling with a mosquito-borne virus linked to brain damage in infants, El Salvador is doing just that, advising all women in the country not to get pregnant until 2018 — the equivalent of a Hail Mary pass that, to many here, only illustrates their government's desperation.
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Certainly, the company has a very different mission than even the wearable fitness trackers that Jawbone began making as a kind of Hail Mary pass, and whose failure signaled to some the end of the wearables industry — though it was really just the end of Jawbone.
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Even after a good decade or so of accelerated interest in and information about men's fashion thanks to the internet, many men still perceive clothing as a Hail Mary pass, the last finger gripping the side of a mountain before a cruel fall to certain ruin.
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TEAM CREST was a Hail Mary pass of trying different combinations of words that end in AM with those that start with C. If I remember correctly, there weren't many more, if any, cable channel trigrams that were workable acronyms and not abbreviations, such as SHO.
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Western Kentucky (9-4) got the chance to kick after a replay review detected that the Broncos (7-6) had 12 men on the field while breaking up a Hail Mary pass into the end zone on what appeared to be the last play of regulation.
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So here's a Hail Mary pass, a no-recipe recipe for the middle of the week, and all it takes is some canned tomatoes and mozzarella, some of the same toppings you might put on a pie, maybe a focaccia or loaf of Italian bread from the bodega: pizza without a crust.
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"If they tried to build a model out of that stuff, it may be that the model simply throws a hail-mary pass (pun semi-intended) and barfs out a piece of its training," said Colbath, who emphasized that he was speaking for himself rather than for his employer, in a chat.
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But on Tuesday, he threw the equivalent of a last-minute "Hail Mary" pass during a speech at New York University -- making the case for the US to remain committed to the Paris climate accord in terms that he hoped would change Trump's mind, by warning of a drop in the US's global influence if it pulls out of the agreement.
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So, here what we have is an ex-foreign spy working for a Putin-linked oligarch, gets him into the United States after being banned, by using his connection, the number four guy at the DOJ, during an election, where Steele, being paid by Hillary and the DNC, they literally are using Russian lies and propaganda, they create the oppo research against the president, then you have Fusion GPS, then you have Christopher Steele, disseminating that information to influence the American people what are outright lies because this is their Hail Mary pass.
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