Keeping up the momentum will be key for Nintendo, according to analysts.
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"Keeping up the momentum is important," Connecticut sophomore Lane Murdock, the student who conceived Friday's walkout, told USA Today.
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It's really a question of whether we are keeping up the momentum from the first quarter on the consumer front.
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The challenge will be keeping up the momentum on the battlefield, as the US tries to protect the Kabul government.
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When she finishes, the man sitting to my left tells me that keeping up the momentum at vigils is difficult.
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Fresh off of its insanely popular collaboration with J.W. Anderson, Uniqlo is keeping up the momentum with its latest designer partnership.
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Still, his campaign is keeping up the momentum that helped make the traditionally red district competitive, raising $500,21625 one day after the primary.
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But all signs point to Nintendo keeping up the momentum forward, with games like Metroid and Pokémon already in the works for the Switch.
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The first one was an unexpectedly smart and hilarious take on what a Lego story can be, and this second one does a good job of keeping up the momentum.
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GoPro, as evidenced by today's announcement that fourth quarter results will be weaker than expected and that layoffs are planned, has had a hard time of late keeping up the momentum after its IPO.
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The Finn, keeping up the momentum after winning in Austria, was nearly half a second faster than his closest non-Mercedes rival with the 2017 Formula One cars looking significantly quicker and the champions in ominous form.
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This came as a surprise for the band, who had plans of taking a small break and gave a massive shot of new energy. With the responsibility and trust from the Arts Council, as well as the opportunities the money gave them, they decided to keep the engine going, keeping up the momentum. Afenginn's third and most ambitious album - Reptilica Polaris - was released in June worldwide. Once again, the critics were happy, giving the album great reviews. The audiences also embraced the album, which received a Danish Music Award in the category “Best Contemporary Artist”.
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Operation Falcon Summit was launched on December 15, 2006 when British, Canadian, Danish, and Estonian troops began massing in the Panjwayi district the morning after NATO airstrikes hit a Taliban command post. The operation was aimed at keeping up the momentum that was gathered during Operation Medusa. The first operation-related casualty was a Canadian soldier who, while en route to a meeting with tribal elders to discuss reconstruction that would be happening during and after the operation, stepped on a landmine. The soldier, Private Frederic Couture of the Royal 22e Régiment (the "Vandoos") suffered severe but not life-threatening injuries from the blast.
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He continued, "My job is to translate the written scenes into vivid, real moments, keeping up the momentum and the urgency without losing the story's thread." When Benson experiences flashbacks to the kidnapping case 13 years earlier, de Segonzac opted against using make-up and clothing to make Hargitay look younger. Instead, he decided to use an experimental technique of merging the episode's scenes with footage from the show's first season to make it seem like Benson was having flashbacks to the case, which did not occur in the series. The director hoped that people would not notice the scenes were filmed in different areas of New York.
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