He was white knuckling his way through a lot of feelings.
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Wheeler's knuckling shot found the upper left corner of the net.
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India, Indonesia and the Philippines are knuckling down to the hard task of reforms.
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And they found a more universal culprit for the knuckling effect: unsteady lift forces.
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Cresting it, white-knuckling the wheel now—how had I ever let it go?
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It's all very well to lambaste the judiciary for knuckling under eventually to Franklin Roosevelt.
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Instead of making the purchase, I decided to just keep white-knuckling my former life.
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So far, Kinkle, the nurse in Pennsylvania, has stayed on track, "white-knuckling it" without Suboxone.
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I don't want to be constantly white-knuckling and defining myself by how busy I am.
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And that's why we typically don't see the knuckling effect in bocce, handball, table tennis, or basketball.
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A woman in filthy panties limping down a road with a bone knuckling out of her arm.
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Sonic is running, Tails is flying, and Knuckles is… Knuckling his way through the colorful, techno-radiant terrain.
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His knuckling shot fools Ochoa a bit, but it's straight at him, so he just punches it away.
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White-knuckling the corner of my seat, something Stacey said returned to me — his processing, his making connections.
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A familiar trope in American politics today is about how Republicans are knuckling under to the demands of President Trump .
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At the same time, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau did not want to be seen as knuckling under to Trump.
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The odds of the Census Bureau knuckling under and giving privileged citizenship data to law enforcement seem, realistically, slim to none.
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Florida took a one goal lead on a knuckling wrister with just over a minute to play in the first period.
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Basically, it lets a pilot fly from New York to Los Angeles without white-knuckling the controls for six straight hours.
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The bumbling staff and political white knuckling are great, to be sure, but Julia Louis-Dreyfus elevates Selina into something otherworldly.
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Laid out on the bow, I launched myself into one big wave and then another, my hands white-knuckling the ropes.
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I hate that I did something to contribute to the nightmare of 24-hour news cycles that we're all white knuckling through.
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Los Angeles made it 5-22 on a knuckling slap shot by Leipsic that seemed to catch Blackhawks goaltender Corey Crawford off guard.
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He blasted a knuckling shot from the left point that went over Hogberg's glove and into the top right corner of the net.
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The band originated when Paul Westerberg, a frontman in search of a band, found Dogbreath bare-knuckling through seventies rock in a Minneapolis basement.
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As Gretchen and Jimmy spun around in their own self-destructive circles, Edgar sat just outside, clenching his fists, white-knuckling it through his days.
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White-knuckling these last days and weeks of "just us", soaking in every moment, listening to her stories, and trying out every single Snapchat filter.
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Bale tries a what-the-heck attempt from about 35 yards on the right, and the knuckling ball slips right through the hands of Karius.
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Mr Macron's poll ratings are reasonable; most of the new bevy of parliamentarians elected to the presidential majority seem to be knuckling under to legislative discipline.
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And at weddings, I'm usually the one on the periphery, white-knuckling a cocktail, hoping to God no one pulls me in for an impromptu spin.
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His seeming knuckling under to the real hard-charging guys who want to fight about everything, use force to get our way in the Middle East.
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I&aposm sure that Rudy Giuliani spends big chunks of his days chained smoking cigarettes, white knuckling it, just hoping that another tweet doesn&apost show up.
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Malkin picked up his first even-strength goal in 16 games when he redirected Tanner Pearson's knuckling shot past Varlamov to make it 2-0 at 6:52.
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While most cars gave me a wide berth on the road, it was still a white-knuckling experience: you're acutely aware that you're largely unprotected while riding between cars.
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What could be more heartbreaking than imagining the great MMA rebel knuckling under to the whims of the new UFC bureaucracy—than seeing a rare free spirit give in?
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Mr. Nolan instead narrows in on a handful of men who are scrambling and white-knuckling their way into history on the sea, in the air and on the ground.
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Penang's Faiz Subri lined up for a free kick from more than 30 meters out and put such a knuckling curve on it, nearly everyone was gobsmacked when it went in.
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The Future Of Marketing Automation There are several enterprise players that want a share of Salesforce's business, but just aren't making headway by knuckling up against the company's dominant, entrenched SaaS CRM offerings.
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I hate that I did something to contribute to the nightmare of 24-hour news cycles that we're all white-knuckling through," she said on her TBS show "Full Frontal with Samantha Bee.
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Yandle cut Florida's deficit to 3-2 with 10:47 left in the third when his knuckling shot from above the left circle fluttered past Halak's glove, ringing in off the right post.
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With a swift removal of Maduro not in sight, the opposition says it is knuckling down for a more protracted campaign and seeking to build a grassroots organization to press for elections without Maduro.
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"We're white-knuckling because of the buzz — there's such a spotlight on this," added Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas, Lopez's longtime producing partner, sitting by the monitors on set with other producers (most of them women).
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Several indications suggest that Trump's larger campaign of intimidation is working and that the intelligence community is — in those subtle ways that enable intelligence officers to preserve a self-image of professionalism — knuckling under to his pressure.
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But Negan's arrival has turned the series into a prolonged examination of life under dictatorial rule, leaving Rick and his gang to contemplate a roster of terrible options that including fighting, fleeing or simply knuckling under to it.
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That's why, although Handmaid's Tale season 2 cultivates a strong physical effect — one that pulls your shoulders to your ears as if by magic and brings hands blessed with copious amounts of melanin to white knuckling — you keep watching.
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My OB/GYN said my constant stress was exposing my fetus to unhealthy levels of cortisol and that I was better off taking my chances with medication than white-knuckling it through the rest of my pregnancy drug free.
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Sure, some people may still be holding on to the last few sun-kissed highlights from summer, white-knuckling their way through the first quarter of the equinox, but we're prepared to welcome the autumnal season with a whole new look.
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In that Sunday afternoon game, he started a 5-4-3 double play that initially looked hopeless and was saved only by the strength of his throw; the following night in Baltimore, he jumped up to backhand a knuckling liner.
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While Keane's era was characterised by players being scared into staying at Old Trafford and knuckling down for Fergie, these days there is more risk of a top talent leaving United, or being deterred from joining in the first place.
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The moment that changed, for me, came when I was white-knuckling the pole in a crowded subway car, piping the pilot of the politically charged dystopian fantasy "Adventures in New America" into my ears (the premiere is on Sept. 28).
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The knee-jerk reaction by many was that the WHCA was essentially knuckling under to President Trump, after he skipped last year's event and comic Michelle Wolf made headlines by flaying those who were in attendance, including White House press secretary Sarah Sanders.
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After some initial feats of flexibility, she curled into a pose in which she supported the weight of her whole body with a bit held between her teeth, a move that must have had every dentist in the audience white-knuckling it.
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Going first person with white-knuckling cramped environments, a bumpkin family horror that's a mix of Texas Chainsaw with American Pickers, and gruesome 3D photography techniques, the upcoming and mysterious Resident Evil 7 seems like the frightful grossout players have been waiting for.
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Ignoring the political posturing from both sides of the argument in various TV debates and knuckling down to the core arguments that each side presents, there are some are good reasons for a British exit from the EU, known as a Brexit.
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K-pop fans also seem noticeably ready to help each other out when it comes to comprehension, whether that be knuckling down to help someone understand be a news article discussing their bias' favorite hair products or untangling a more complex political landscape.
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If you thought shoving aside Montenegro's prime minister or white-knuckling French President Emmanuel Macron was bad for U.S. international relations, then you probably haven't heard today's news: According to Axios, Trump has decided to withdraw the United States from the Paris climate accord.
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Whether that's giving in to the fad or white-knuckling it until it passes, we support you in either endeavor because fashion is, after all, supposed to be fun, even when it's sting ray-ing the baby hairs off the back of your neck every 10 seconds.
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Imagine spending your childhood striving for admittance to the best university, white-knuckling through your university years so you could attain a postgraduate degree and then, halfway during your PhD hooding ceremony, having the grim realization that you'll never be as successful as an internet cat.
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And, on the flip side, it links landlords with a lucrative supply of overseas students who, given how much they are paying to study abroad, are probably more interested in knuckling down and studying on that in-room desk rather than throwing bedroom-trashing parties in their digs. Student.
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The roster was pockmarked from the jump, and even after the front office credibly paved it over at the trade deadline, the retrofitting could not conceal how overwhelmingly dependent Texas had become on white-knuckling close contests (with an incredible 36-11 record this year in one-run games).
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The reality is that Jahron Brathwaite was most likely just a kid who made music and fucked around with his friends in high school (a description of roughly 60% of Mississauga's population from 2007 onward) before knuckling down and getting a record deal and maybe becoming a Kardashian-Jenner.
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Naturally, the meal ended with me white-knuckling my phone, my eyeballs glued open and my mind laser-focused on spitting up ephemeral internet trivia like who is the most followed celebrity on Instagram (Selena Gomez) or which book topped Goodreads' best-of list in 2017 ("Little Fires Everywhere").
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If you're sick of hearing the same Christmas music over and over and over again — and, let's face it, you probably are — then let me propose an alternate solution to just white-knuckling it until December 26, or whenever your local grocery store stops playing the holiday hits.
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So many nights, I remember traveling alone and white-knuckling it all the way home, hoping at least a handful of other passengers would be riding with me, praying that some strung-out dude strutting between moving cars (this didn't become illegal until 2005) wouldn't decide to linger in mine.
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Before long, there were "Rules" support groups, women sitting in circles, smoking our Virginia Slims and drinking our Zimas, hard-knuckling our desire to call a man back on the actual telephone — there was no texting then and it was terrible and great — or even to talk on a date, or to allow ourselves the pleasure of openly enjoying ourselves with a man.
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Now as they focus largely on pushing back against Trump, his policies and his amen corner of self-serving cronies, black women staffers and the members they work for have been knuckling up for daily warfare to implement the good they believe in, protect what they know is right, and build a sister circle of support well-articulated for action.
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Clinical signs include gait abnormalities including ataxia, knuckling, and crossing over. Muscle atrophy, usually unilateral, may occur. The lesions are typically focal. Brain stem involvement is common.
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Knuckling is another form of kneading but using the knuckles to knead and lift in circular and upwards motions. Scissoring is another petrissage movement that is performed only over a flat area with very little pressure. The index and middle fingers of both hands are only used for this movement. They are placed opposite each other and then are slowly worked towards each other lifting and releasing as they go.
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Had he, together with > Stanislaw Kania, proved capable of greater dignity and strength, had they > honestly adhered to the existing social agreements, instead of knuckling > under to Moscow, present-day Poland would undoubtedly look completely > different.Ryszard Kuklinski, "The Crushing of Solidarity," Orbis 32:1 > (Winter 1988), p. 31 Kukliński was the chief of a military strategic command planning division of the Polish army. He was very familiar with the layout of the Polish forces within the Warsaw Pact.
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' If > the child is actually placed in foster care, the child is then required to > 'earn the way back to therapy' and a chance to resume living with the > adoptive family." According to the APSAC Task Force, > "A central feature of many of these therapies is the use of psychological, > physical, or aggressive means to provoke the child to catharsis, ventilation > of rage, or other sorts of acute emotional discharge. To do this, a variety > of coercive techniques are used, including scheduled holding, binding, rib > cage stimulation (e.g., tickling, pinching, knuckling), and/or licking.
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When a relatively smooth ball with seams flies through the air without much spin, the air close to the surface is affected by the seams, producing an asymmetric flow. This asymmetry creates side forces that can suddenly push the ball in one direction and cause volatile swerves and swoops and this effect is referred to as "knuckling". Older designs of the ball have a knuckle speed of around . NASA scientists at the Fluid Mechanics Laboratory at NASA Ames Research Center in Mountain View, California, concluded that the Jabulani, with its relatively smoother surface, starts to knuckle at a higher speed of .
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Originally subordinates would remove their headgear to a superior. In a book called New Art of War, printed in 1740, it is stated that; During the age of sail, ships' officers were always worried about mutiny and it therefore became custom that whenever an officer approached, the rating would prove that he was not armed. This was done by knuckling the forehead and later evolved into the modern Navy salute with the hand at 45 degrees, palm facing in. The reason that the palm faces in is because sailors' hands were covered in tar from the sheets and rigging and it was considered unseemly to show an officer or a member of the Royal family a dirty palm.
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Bush told biographer Jon Meacham that his son's vice president, Dick Cheney, underwent a change following the September 11 attacks: "His seeming knuckling under to the real hard-charging guys who want to fight about everything, use force to get our way in the Middle East." In December 2002, George W. sought counsel from the elder Bush regarding Iraq and informed him of "my efforts to rally the Saudis, Jordanians, Turks, and others in the Middle East".Meacham, pp. 571-572. Bush (right) with Russian president Vladimir Putin as he receives the Jubilee Medal "60 Years of Victory in the Great Patriotic War 1941–1945" from Putin in 2005. Following the fall of Baghdad, Bush praised George W. in an April 2003 email to the incumbent president.Meacham, p. 274. In a September 14, 2003 interview with BBC, Bush stated his support for a continuation of his son's war against terrorism and that the U.S. was in a better state in terms of protecting itself from terrorism than two years prior. While visiting Houston VA Medical Center on December 17, Bush told reporters of his satisfaction with the capture of Saddam Hussein.
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