If he was gonna make a move, he was gonna make a move now.
|
|
So, you know when it's time to make a move, we make a move.
|
|
But now, it's Apple's turn to make a move again.
|
|
It's a powerful day to make a move in your career.
|
|
Did the song title inspire the supermodel to make a move?
|
|
And, more importantly, Becca didn't want him to make a move.
|
|
With only one episode left, someone's got to make a move.
|
|
Buyers on the fence are finally motivated to make a move.
|
|
After the party, Nick tries to make a move on Veronica.
|
|
She also knows that he'll eventually make a move on her.
|
|
I just tried to make a move, and I got lucky.
|
|
But once you do decide to make a move, don't wait.
|
|
Mr. Berman took this as his chance to make a move.
|
|
When is it O.K. to make a move on a widower?
|
|
Sands saw clearly that it was time to make a move.
|
|
"Whenever I think it's appropriate, I will make a move," he said.
|
|
When even your prospective S.O. is too awkward to make a move.
|
|
To receive this newsletter in your inbox, you gotta make a move.
|
|
The key is to wait for bad headlines to make a move.
|
|
Will Netflix make a move and release its documentary even earlier now?
|
|
However, it remains unclear when or if Trump will make a move.
|
|
Desiree's Attempt Hats off to Desiree for trying to make a move.
|
|
Finally, it was time to make a move to the next event.
|
|
The show doesn't have the guts to make a move like that.
|
|
Google is trying to make a move against Spotify and Apple Music.
|
|
Squares are tense astrological aspects that push us to make a move!
|
|
Carrie Locklear said the family could not afford to make a move.
|
|
Before you make a move, you should take several factors into consideration.
|
|
"It takes you three hours just to make a move," Jaylen said.
|
|
Luckily, we were at a point where we could make a move.
|
|
If I care about [the critics], I would never make a move.
|
|
It's time to know where you stand—and to make a move.
|
|
They never make a move in a game due to external moral reasoning.
|
|
But Emanuel suggests policymakers are in no rush to make a move now.
|
|
Cassandra & Jordan Poor Cassandra hasn't gotten anyone to make a move on her.
|
|
So, Democrats might be poised to make a move in the Pelican State.
|
|
So you hope that we would make a move to help that out.
|
|
The Nationals forced Roberts to make a move as Jansen's pitch count skyrocketed.
|
|
A lengthy lawsuit over land use persuaded tournament owners to make a move.
|
|
For me, that's where I am probably going to likely make a move.
|
|
There seems to be little immediate incentive for China to make a move.
|
|
He shot 66 in the third round to make a move up the leaderboard.
|
|
Both Roth and Reynders agreed London must make a move on the money now.
|
|
I need to make a move on him so he doesn't friend-zone me.
|
|
And because she has Donathan in her ear, begging her to make a move.
|
|
And if Ben Carson is going to make a move, now is the time.
|
|
I want all the girls and women to trust themselves and make a move.
|
|
What seems certain now: House Democrats will make a move to see Trump's taxes.
|
|
Both sides sat still, watching the other, waiting for one to make a move.
|
|
He shot 222 in the third round to make a move up the leaderboard.
|
|
"Every angle I had to make a move, they cut it off," he said.
|
|
"Pick it up, make a move, wait, let time go in between," she said.
|
|
If I'm done, you come out, help me make a move in New Jersey.
|
|
If they have that plan for me, I think it's time to make a move.
|
|
To make room for Griffin on the roster, the Rangers will make a move Friday.
|
|
"Every time I try to make a move, she just swerves me off," Mendes said.
|
|
To Glen, it seems like an opening for him to make a move on her.
|
|
She's clearly not afraid to make a move, as she proved when she blindsided Aubry.
|
|
I am ready to make a move here tonight that would seriously flip the house.
|
|
Would Tokyo make a move to the south, deeper into Asia, or north—into Siberia?
|
|
They just don't see the need to wait for a crisis to make a move.
|
|
Back home Square is also planning to make a move into more traditional banking services.
|
|
Analysts doubt that the CNPSC has the capacity to make a move on the capital.
|
|
Apple, which bought sleep tech company Beddit, may also make a move in the space.
|
|
After working the phones Tuesday, he did not make a move before the trade deadline.
|
|
She was trying to placate Rocky until she felt safe enough to make a move.
|
|
Make a move Investigate the upside of moving to a smaller home, townhouse or condo.
|
|
For Bush, time is running out for the onetime front-runner to make a move.
|
|
This is when candidates will feel the need to make a move and distinguish themselves.
|
|
So are aging adults who are reluctant to (or can't afford to) make a move.
|
|
He was the one that you couldn't do ... you couldn't make a move in tech.
|
|
Amazon's overture to Slack will likely spur Google to make a move of its own.
|
|
" She continued, "I don't want to make a move, and then you be like, 'Whoa, girl.
|
|
"I think [Trump] is trying to put pressure on China to make a move," he said.
|
|
He will finally make a move on her, and she can tell him how she feels.
|
|
Peugeot is the latest major car company to make a move in the electric vehicle sector.
|
|
Last July, Stockton predicted on CNBC that the S&P would make a move to 2,400.
|
|
"We decided to make a move now to get the ball rolling," said KWS CEO Duenbostel.
|
|
British Prime Minister Theresa May also indicated she might make a move at next week's summit.
|
|
When Soto followed with a one-out walk, manager AJ Hinch decided to make a move.
|
|
If they didn't make a move now, it was likely the boys would eventually be adopted.
|
|
Metropolitan Division The schedule is lined up for Pittsburgh to make a move in the standings.
|
|
I've had times when I've regretted waiting as long as I did to make a move.
|
|
He feels like he needs to make a move," Cramer said on "Squawk on the Street.
|
|
Then, before his wife or I can make a move, he shoots himself in the head.
|
|
To avoid paying more than you should, make a move now before rates go substantially higher.
|
|
She looked back but I was too shy to make a move, even when she smiled.
|
|
I think it's time to make a move on the last returning player, and it's Kelley Wentworth.
|
|
Thailand is likely to be that market, but the company is yet to officially make a move.
|
|
And House Republicans make a move to get more information about that salacious, but unsubstantiated Steele dossier.
|
|
Literally—if they don't make a move, they're going to lose somebody good at the expansion draft.
|
|
There is still time to make a move up the standings, of course, and that could happen.
|
|
EISEN: I WANTED TO ASK YOU ABOUT COMMODITY PRICES WHICH ARE ALSO STARTING TO MAKE A MOVE.
|
|
The Jaguars started to make a move as Sykes scored 10 points during a 14-4 run.
|
|
"For advisers looking to make a move, they are looking for an edge as well," Rickart said.
|
|
On occasion, we're given an opportunity to go broad: to make a move not up, but across.
|
|
It would take a lot to get you to make a move – and that's the whole point.
|
|
But he told the L.A. Times that Proctor saw Glenn make a move for his partner's gun.
|
|
He also would look to make a move on one of the most interest rate-sensitive groups.
|
|
Perry may see this position as his last chance to make a move within the Republican Party.
|
|
When Watford did make a move, Stoke's defense and their commanding young keeper, Jack Butland, nullified it.
|
|
But he makes it clear he doesn't plan to make a move until earnings season, at the earliest.
|
|
He does make a move on a girl with a Magic Eight Ball that he MADE FOR HER.
|
|
We may need to get confirmation of decent July retail sales figures before these stocks make a move.
|
|
"If (the Americans) make a move, we will hit them in the head," he added, according to ISNA.
|
|
It got to the point where I wouldn't make a move or a decision without consulting the web.
|
|
If the U.S. does make a move, it is going to link back to U.S.-China trade talks.
|
|
Everyone was saying Target needed to make a move, and on Saturday the big-box retailer actually did.
|
|
Is there any chance the US could make a move like that and not trigger all-out war?
|
|
This is because I believe that humans in the real world cannot make a move without any motivation.
|
|
At the same time, before we make a move like this, we want to check … the other options.
|
|
"They were so ready to make a move, I almost had to slow them down," Ms. Brahmbhatt said.
|
|
But Julien Leparoux, aboard Classic Empire, was not willing to wait for Always Dreaming to make a move.
|
|
Barnes & Noble is still under pressure to make a move before it's too late to save the company.
|
|
"I was trying to make a move," said Durant, who thought he had been fouled by Richard Jefferson.
|
|
But, yeah, I was happy I was able to get all the way in there and make a move.
|
|
In Trump and Bush's leaked conversation, the GOP nominee revealed that he tried to make a move on O'Dell.
|
|
"When you pull it back on your forehand, you kind of make a move like you're shooting," he said.
|
|
"You'll see me make a move out of the house and kind of how that plays out," she said.
|
|
If Facebook doesn't make a move, Apple and others will, and those videos won't necessarily end up on Facebook.
|
|
SO I OBVIOUSLY THOUGHT THE CONDITIONS WERE STRONG ENOUGH IN SEPTEMBER TO ACTUALLY MAKE A MOVE AT THAT TIME.
|
|
While policymakers expressed confidence in economic growth, they didn't believe there was enough to make a move in September.
|
|
"We talked about if you're going to make a move on him, he's got such long legs," Kane said.
|
|
We're told she'll go "radio silent" if authorities make a move to build a case against her estranged husband.
|
|
Jim Cramer is no longer frightened that strong earnings could mean that the Federal Reserve will make a move.
|
|
Jim Cramer is no longer frightened that strong earnings could mean that the Federal Reserve will make a move.
|
|
If you've been thinking about buying a new Tesla, now might be a good time to make a move.
|
|
For the first time, though, he made clear a government led by him might make a move in future.
|
|
Should Prescott elect to make a move so bold, the Cowboys would be in the market for a quarterback.
|
|
" Hajizadeh went on to tell reporters, "If [the Americans] make a move, we will hit them in the head.
|
|
People expected Instagram to make a move like this when it began hiding the public like count on posts.
|
|
"I will remember to update the App every time I make a move or anything like that," he said.
|
|
How do you regulate it in a responsible way that also doesn't kill innovation or make a move overseas?
|
|
As soon as I felt I had caught up and was ready to make a move, he'd slip ahead.
|
|
In other words, Instagram is taking a break from ripping off Snapchat features to make a move on YouTube's turf.
|
|
Every time you guys seem like you make a move that could potentially improve the U.S. economy, the dollar strengthens.
|
|
It's possible he tried to make a move for Butler or George, and the details simply couldn't be worked out.
|
|
She's implying that she's willing to make a move against her tribe if she's not the one who goes home.
|
|
Will new Viacom CEO and president Robert Bakish make a move and bring in a new head of the studio?
|
|
To begin, Jackson holds his mother's foundation over her head and threatens to make a move through the hospital board.
|
|
Girls can be very flirtatious, so I don't want to make a move, and then you be like, 'Whoa, girl.
|
|
Obama himself, who is friends with the former governor, has also reportedly encouraged Patrick to make a move against Trump.
|
|
Observers will be watching closely to see if other major companies make a move for Tribune's valuable local television stations.
|
|
Watch those states to see if they make a move backward in the calendar to mitigate the coronavirus spread. 2.
|
|
Gordon says Boeing's bad news is already priced in and the stock could make a move back toward its highs.
|
|
The North Koreans do not make a move without at least one other compatriot and a South Korean government monitor.
|
|
But when the central bank does make a move, Stifel's chief economist thinks it might lower rates, not raise them.
|
|
Police will fill decoy trucks with with computers, cell phones, bikes or clothing, and wait for someone to make a move.
|
|
It looked even worse for Dorsey to finally make a move after he personally experienced Alex Jones screaming in his face.
|
|
It gives the 49ers little leverage in a trade, and allows other teams to force San Francisco to make a move.
|
|
He invites Beck to drinks to discuss her career, which Beck understands as an opportunity for him to make a move.
|
|
He tries to make a move on Alexis, claiming that he was "too stupid" before, but Alexis is now seeing someone.
|
|
Prices usually lag sales, so it is likely price gains will continue to shrink until sales make a move decidedly higher.
|
|
If it does not make a move, Cramer expects that will trigger a fifth good week in a row for stocks.
|
|
The good news ... Von Miller has been saying he REALLY hopes the Broncos make a move for Cousins ... and Kirk's flattered.
|
|
"After Christmas next week, the dollar could finally respond to higher U.S. interest rates, and make a move higher," she added.
|
|
That IEX innovation provides investors with better prices on their trades when a stock's price is about to make a move.
|
|
" He added, "I don't think it's real serious, but it was enough in there to prompt us to make a move.
|
|
Despite that, some here say that perhaps Iran's leaders should make a move similar to Mr. Kim's and propose a meeting.
|
|
Dutch telecom company Altice has been actively soliciting funds to mount its own bid for Charter should Softbank make a move.
|
|
But as Carter sat unsigned as a free agent, his price dropped far enough for the Yankees to make a move.
|
|
Mullin, who was once similarly capable of energizing crowds, took it as a cue to make a move of his own.
|
|
The Oklahoma City Thunder sought some supporting talent for Russell Westbrook in their bid to make a move in the West.
|
|
SPAIN'S CENTRE-RIGHT LEADER RIVERA SAYS IT IS TURN OF SPAIN'S ACTING PM TO MAKE A MOVE AFTER HIS ABSTENTION PROPOSAL
|
|
Gibbons said the team will have to make a move before Saturday's game to add a fresh arm to the bullpen.
|
|
As it stands, the Knicks' roster is full with 15 players, so they will have to make a move to create space.
|
|
"So, I think if people want to make a move, they should make one now before we see some weaknesses creep in."
|
|
"If I were to make a move and flip, that says a lot to the people on the other tribes," he says.
|
|
I could never tell if a guy liked me, and if he didn't make a move, I figured he wasn't into me.
|
|
"If (the Americans) make a move, we will hit them in the head," said Amirali Hajizadeh, head of the Guards' aerospace division.
|
|
After several weeks of volatility, mortgage rates calmed down, and that offered little incentive for homeowners or buyers to make a move.
|
|
It starts to create an environment in which capital from the rest of the world starts to make a move over here.
|
|
And when we got to my home, he tried to make a move on me, and I said no and he persisted.
|
|
I wouldn't be surprised if the company inspired big companies that have been trying to make a move in the TV industry.
|
|
It shows pricing trends over the past five months, so you can tell when it's the best time to make a move.
|
|
"We're going to look to make a move up towards about a 50 percent retracement of the most recent drop," said Gordon.
|
|
When Cersei tries to make a move against Daenerys this time, I think it'll be the straw that breaks the lion's back.
|
|
After rounding the final turn, in perfect position to make a move, Jose went to the ask and moved Submit slightly outside.
|
|
Worth explained that the Russell 2000-tracking ETF IWM is positioned to make a move higher after falling from a previous high.
|
|
Filled with good (or at least polite) intentions, we're all waiting for someone else to like us enough to make a move.
|
|
As the data analytics start-up expands, with salespeople taking up increasing physical and cultural space, Wiener looks to make a move.
|
|
Filled with good, or at least polite, intentions, we're all waiting for someone else to like us enough to make a move.
|
|
A deal between Nordstrom and Leonard Green has not been finalized, and other parties could make a move to disrupt the talks.
|
|
The deal between Nordstrom and Leonard Green has not been finalized and other parties could make a move to disrupt the talks.
|
|
Anytime we make a move toward supporting or joining that mission, we tune in to the flow of otherworldly success and abundance.
|
|
It was to do with a kids' computer game called Monument Valley, where the spaces materialize only when you make a move.
|
|
There was no meaningful move in mortgage rates last week, so there was no particular reason for consumers to make a move.
|
|
" Mr. Federer also has some hometown pride: "We like it when little Swiss guys make a move on the big international stage.
|
|
"Most people end up looking to make a move once they receive their bonuses," he continued, referring to the annual Christmas bonus period.
|
|
"China can't make a hasty move on the US or Donald Trump, but China can easily make a move on Taiwan," she said.
|
|
"This could be the time for us to make a move and work things out with Russia to some extent," New York Rep.
|
|
No surprise, Euron is interested in the Iron Throne, and is looking to make a move for the woman who currently occupies it.
|
|
After the Salesforce and Tableau Software merger last week, some investors are betting that Alphabet may need to make a move, Cramer said.
|
|
Diane Swonk, chief economist at Grant Thornton, said she believes the Fed should make a move this week and not wait until July.
|
|
With that in mind, Dwyer believes that investors can operate under the notion that the Fed will not make a move in 2016.
|
|
One of the season's major storylines is whether the pair – and Laurel especially – will be willing to flip sides and make a move.
|
|
I'd be very surprised if Microsoft didn't make a move to also check the per-second billing checkbox in the near future, though.
|
|
"Only once the government has outlined its fiscal spending measures do we expect the central bank to make a move," Mr. Kitakura said.
|
|
Scouts at the African Nations Championship in Morocco took a keen interest in Sankhon, a midfielder eager to make a move to Europe.
|
|
Put it all together and he wouldn't be surprised if Facebook can make a move to $200 in the not-too-distant future.
|
|
Just a few weeks earlier, looking to establish their reputation as killers, Freddy Geas and his brother Ty decided to make a move.
|
|
Thurman won, just narrowly, on cleaner shots, but only because he had the advantage of waiting for Porter to make a move (#BoxingIrony).
|
|
Without giving details, she said she'd been working with her lawyer for months and that she was getting ready to make a move.
|
|
"The Fed's not gonna make a move in a June meeting, notwithstanding a sloppy labor market, in front of a Brexit vote," Hogan said.
|
|
Will she finally make a move on the dreamy drama student she's crushing on, played by Ramona Young (who rocks a pretty great cape)?
|
|
I don't think this was a cultural issue; I just think Christian was afraid to really put himself out there and make a move.
|
|
In its post-meeting statement, the Federal Open Market Committee expressed confidence in economic growth, but not enough to make a move this month.
|
|
Quartararo came under pressure at the finish on fading tyres, with Dovizioso closing the gap but running out of time to make a move.
|
|
By 1957, he had enough public support to make a move against Field Marshal Phibun Songkhram, who had taken power in the 1951 overthrow.
|
|
And most believe if he did make a move like this, it would be both an admission of guilt and a potential constitutional crisis.
|
|
I say… The rival drug dealers make a move on Ophelia, and Wayne arrives at her home to find it in disarray, furniture overturned.
|
|
When I noticed the therapist was dozing off, I thought perhaps the time had come for me to make a move in my life.
|
|
Depending on how the central bank and ECB President Mario Draghi deliver that message, the euro could make a move higher against the dollar.
|
|
And defensively, I think we've underachieved a little bit, but I still think they're going to come together and we'll make a move here.
|
|
If you think you want to make a move in the future, catch up with people now when you don't need anything from them.
|
|
This military buildup means both countries are in a state of constant tension, watching the other side to see if they make a move.
|
|
Timothy quickly decides to make a move once he notices the banner, then goes right back to bowing after disposing of the unwanted advertisement.
|
|
A fluent English speaker with a graduate degree from Harvard, Mr. Santos made a persuasive case that the United States needed to make a move.
|
|
And while Toronto did not make a move at the deadline, that might be because Ujiri made the right moves during the off-season instead.
|
|
It's hard for you to make a move if you can't predict how things will work out, but try and see where things take you.
|
|
Shares of fell Friday after The Wall Street Journal reported, citing sources, that private equity firm Blackstone is no longer going to make a move.
|
|
Now, whether I'm embarking on a full face of makeup or just running errands, I never make a move without putting on this moisturizer first.
|
|
"Try for a promotion or look to make a move in two to three years so you can get paid what you're worth," says Styles.
|
|
But this market reality does reinforce how investors need to be opportunistic, and active in managing their portfolios, to make a move to cash rewarding.
|
|
I tried to win, but when I saw him make a move, already I knew it was like... you know... he's a very strong player.
|
|
Gonzalez understood that the Braves had to make a move and sounds relieved to be done worrying about when it was finally going to happen.
|
|
From there it was a matter of settling in for a long race to see whether he could make a move for a championship victory.
|
|
For example, South Korean pundits speculate that the United States might be pressed to make a move on North Korea before the November midterm elections.
|
|
Prior to the crackdown, Barclays said Brent crude appears to be consolidating around $60 a barrel and could make a move toward $70 a barrel.
|
|
After hiring former PayPal president David Marcus to run its Messenger app in 2014, Facebook has been expected to make a move in financial services.
|
|
This is the year that several digital-native consumer brands hit a scale that forces incumbents looking to attract younger customers to make a move.
|
|
Scott and Holmgren agreed that it was time to make a move with Hextall, which meant that there would probably also be a coaching change.
|
|
Trudeau said it would be counterproductive for Ottawa to make a move now, noting court challenges against the law have already been launched in Quebec.
|
|
Anthony has a no-trade clause in his contract, and speculation abounded through the losing season about whether he might try to make a move.
|
|
It's one of the stocks that I think is just about poised — it's unchanged, it's almot unchanged for the year — to really make a move.
|
|
According to Reuters, Beijing suspects Taiwan will make a move toward formally declaring independence, a move that China has said will lead to military action.
|
|
Once you make a move, the board uses automated technology to make its next move, just like Wizard's Chess for all you Harry Potter fans.
|
|
Apple was the first major tech company to make a move against Alex Jones of Infowars on Sunday night by removing his podcast from iTunes.
|
|
Kevin says he definitely put on for his hometown, trying to get LeBron to make a move ... but that LeBron's response was not very promising.
|
|
The Toronto Raptors are winners of nine straight at home and are trying to make a move toward the No. 1 spot in the Eastern Conference.
|
|
"It could be a day that people just go for it and confess an attraction or make a move, do something bold like that," she shares.
|
|
We've had some fun with that whole concept around these parts before, but it's become a crutch for GMs under the gun to make a move.
|
|
While Fed policymakers expressed confidence in economic growth in its statement after the meeting, they said there was not enough to make a move this month.
|
|
Green = single, yellow = unsure, and red = taken — the idea being that people will see the designated color and decide how to make a move from there.
|
|
But I don't think we've ever seen anybody act annoying in order to seem like a goat to set himself up to make a move later.
|
|
Your prefrontal cortex (aka "judgement center") is duking it out with the pleasure centers in your brain over whether you should or shouldn't make a move.
|
|
"It's hard to make a move in front of Brexit, better to keep some powder dry," said Brad Bechtel, managing director at Jefferies in New York.
|
|
The split vote opened the door for Donathan, Angela, and Kellyn to make a move on Domenick – but it's not clear about who knew what, when.
|
|
"We don't expect the Fed to make a move before at least the end of the summer," said Arnaud Masset, a market analyst at Swissquote Bank.
|
|
She's clearly waiting for him to make a move, she as much as says so, and it takes him a long time to make that move.
|
|
For those customers who aren't constrained by industry-specific rules, like healthcare's HIPAA regulations, it could light the spark for those companies to make a move.
|
|
Niccol has already experienced the hiccups associated with adopting new systems, and he's not shied away from being one of the first to make a move.
|
|
You can be sure that more MLB teams will make a move like this in the near future, though obviously, that's up to the franchises themselves.
|
|
"When I caught the ball, I saw there were about four seconds on the clock, so I thought I had to make a move," he said.
|
|
"If (the Socialists) want something from us they have to make a move, if they don't we will obviously maintain our no (vote)," Vilalta told reporters.
|
|
Big-bank stocks could be ready to make a move after a five-month run of doing pretty much nothing, according to a Goldman Sachs analysis.
|
|
But the presumptive GOP nominee's campaign didn't confirm those reports until Friday morning, leaving little time for candidates to make a move by the filing deadline.
|
|
Bankers and analysts expect Kering to make a move to balance out the group through a big acquisition, some questioned the logic of a Moncler takeover.
|
|
Roman Polanski will make a move next week to return to the U.S. and end his child rape case for good, without serving additional jail time.
|
|
Laura pursued counseling her sophomore year, but despite having her on a "list," said the school didn't make a move to encourage her to do so.
|
|
A senior state official said he expected Mattarella to make a move next Wednesday or Thursday if the parties themselves failed to find an accord between themselves.
|
|
The government is yet to make a move to legalise the service in cities like Melbourne, and now the courts have weighed in, seemingly legalising the service.
|
|
We actually met because she wanted to make a move into the department I was previously in and had randomly reached out to ask me to meet.
|
|
And the ECB is also believed to be unlikely to make a move, as new economic figures confirm the picture of tepid growth in the euro zone.
|
|
The Marlins, who did not surrender any players in the trade, will have to make a move on Thursday to create roster room for the veteran outfielder.
|
|
In a world where everyone around you looks like a sea of muted, worn-through coats, make a move for one of these 13 red options ahead.
|
|
Sitting 2.5 games back of a playoff spot at the deadline, Washington had to make a move—and the gamble on Morris is probably a worthy one.
|
|
As much as we fault the other players for their inability to make a move, we have to credit this duo for keeping the camp under control.
|
|
The U.S. also is concerned that ISIS will make a move against Libyan oil installations in order to restore cash flow it has lost in U.S. bombings.
|
|
Nick who is also waiting to make a move on Amanda, and who has read the book, also takes a moment to warn her about its contents.
|
|
England's Lee Westwood, a former world number one, failed to make a move and remained five under after including a double-bogey in a round of 72.
|
|
"The liability shift created a natural motivation for each of the players to make a move," said Linda Kirkpatrick, EVP of US merchants and acceptance at Mastercard.
|
|
But probably most interesting in analyst Bonnie Herzog's note was speculation that the 125-year-old purveyor of sugary beverages may make a move into alcoholic beverages.
|
|
Tencent Gaming and social media giant Tencent was among the first Chinese internet companies to make a move in Silicon Valley, setting up shop there in 2007.
|
|
You'd like to make a move like that on the back of pretty strong data for the U.S. economy but the consumption number was not that great.
|
|
His anxiety is mostly fueled by the fact that he is either too afraid or too prideful to make a move on her in fear of rejection.
|
|
The moon enters warm, generous Leo at 10:21 AM and clashes with Mars at 1:57 PM, urging us to be bold and make a move.
|
|
When Howard picked up his third foul and hit the bench with 16:47 to go, Kansas State took it as a sign to make a move.
|
|
Associates say the Kentucky Republican is not eager to make a move that splits his caucus and could incur the wrath of the well-financed pharmaceutical industry.
|
|
Consider your friend's "love language" As you're deciding to make a move, Patrick recommends tailoring it to what you already know about your friend — what do they like?
|
|
They're not going to make a move to impeach the president if they think it's going to lose them the election in 2020 or certainly not in 2018.
|
|
While it's been forecasted for months, it seems likely that now is the time that Brexiteers in May's Conservative Party may finally make a move against her premiership.
|
|
The Fed is unlikely to make a move this week, as it is too close to the election, with many market participants instead expecting a hike in December.
|
|
Canadian government officials have said they are prepared to impose retaliatory tariffs should the Trump administration make a move but have not revealed what they have in mind.
|
|
In a statement obtained by PEOPLE on Monday, America's VetDogs announced that Sully will eventually make a move to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center's Facilities Dog Program.
|
|
FCC Chairman Ajit Pai is planning a push to raise that cap, but it is unclear whether the regulator will make a move before the deal goes through.
|
|
With U.S. growth looking increasingly anaemic, few expect the Federal Reserve to make a move this week though it could signal whether a June rate rise is likely.
|
|
Now, she and her sweetheart, NHL star P.K. Subban, will be gearing up to make a move to New Jersey now that he's joining the Devils next season.
|
|
While there are certainly surprises that could influence the race, the first debate looms very large as the last major set piece for Trump to make a move.
|
|
The deal is worth more than $30 million and final terms will be completed after the Spurs make a move or two to create the necessary cap space.
|
|
The White House has remained silent amid talk that Coats might be fired, and there are no outward signs that Trump plans to make a move against him.
|
|
Will the Lakers make a move that will plunge them into the bottom of the league while he's still there and make him look like a colossal asshole?
|
|
At the same time, Tig begins to fall for "Straight Kate," and the two grow increasingly close as Tig tries to figure out how to make a move.
|
|
Optimists pushed up the share price of Twitter, another social-media firm whose growth prospects have been questioned, in the hope that a buyer might make a move.
|
|
The D-backs did not immediately need to make a move behind the plate because they have C Jeff Mathis and C/OF Chris Herrmann on the roster.
|
|
"We have to take a real serious look, if we're going to make a move like that, you know, what are the implications for public safety?" he said.
|
|
So Danny Ainge, the team's president of basketball operations, was wise to take to Twitter soon after the deadline to explain why the Celtics didn't make a move.
|
|
The recent announcements, particularly as they relate to Target's grocery business, are welcomed by analysts who have been waiting for the big-box retailer to make a move.
|
|
Red Wings at Lightning and Panthers, Wednesday and Thursday The Red Wings have a chance to make a move in the tight Atlantic Division right out of the gate.
|
|
Given that many banks have yet to size up and act on this opportunity, there could be a clear opening for this and other startups to make a move.
|
|
In the second match, he did a little better against the computer, resigning in the second overtime, in which he had less than a minute to make a move.
|
|
Miami acquired OF Jeff Francoeur from Atlanta in a three-team trade on Wednesday, but will need to make a move to create roster space for the veteran. 2.
|
|
Gray was placed in the 15-day disabled list over the weekend, and Oakland is likely to make a move to call up a Wednesday starter from the minors.
|
|
Kyle & Brad and Marie & Me: We don't get to see anyone go, so we decide to try to watch what Kyle and Brad do before we make a move.
|
|
And unlike the Bumble world, you don't always have a deadline to make a move, so it's easy to abort your mission and let the opportunity pass you by.
|
|
The Dallas Mavericks spent most of the first half of the schedule languishing at the bottom of the Western Conference but are finally beginning to make a move up.
|
|
The firm also noted that when the Fed does make a move, either raising or cutting interest rates, the S&P averages declines in the month following those moves.
|
|
Speaking at the White House, Trump said he would like to remove sanctions on North Korea, but that he needs to see Pyongyang make a move first on denuclearization.
|
|
In exclusive content for Pro subscribers, CNBC's Bob Pisani explains the Fed's "transition phase" and what conditions need to be in place for it to finally make a move.
|
|
"I do think Guaido is at risk of arrest but, of course, there would be huge blow-back if they make a move against him," Verisk Maplecroft's Gavin said.
|
|
"The competitive environment will become a lot more complicated and busy," Esculier said, adding that he wanted Wabco to make a move before the good consolidation options ran out.
|
|
Chauvet and his team find "increasing probability" that a European luxury conglomerate could make a move to buy Tiffany or one of its segments, potentially boosting the shares further.
|
|
Jim Cramer, host of CNBC's "Mad Money," says this toes the line between solid economy and enough for the Federal Reserve to make a move at its September meeting.
|
|
The confidence DeVito brings to her vocals is a real mood and that early '80s disco/pop beat is the flashing light that dares you to make a move.
|
|
The Pelicans defeated the Dallas Mavericks 220-224 on Monday for their third victory in four games as they try to make a move up the Western Conference standings.
|
|
Klobuchar wants to make a move To date, the senator from Minnesota has been slowly and steadily gaining traction in Iowa, the state she's pinning her hopes on entirely.
|
|
The world is waiting to see if the Venezuelan military will make a move to depose Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro as pressure from the streets and from foreign capitals grows.
|
|
Italy said in February that it would not make a move to block Huawei or ZTE from participating in 5G networks despite an earlier report that it would do so.
|
|
The world is waiting to see if the Venezuelan military will make a move to depose Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro as pressure from the streets and from foreign capitals grows.
|
|
In a statement from the Federal Open Market Committee after this week's meeting, the central bank expressed confidence in economic growth, but not enough to make a move this month.
|
|
Assange's newfound citizenship has again escalated tensions with Britain, though it's likely that he'll leverage the status to make a move out of the Ecuadorian embassy once and for all.
|
|
Meriem Mokdad, fund manager at Roche Brune Asset Management, said that while Kraft and Coca-Cola were able to make a move on Danone, she remained cautious about the report.
|
|
The Baltimore Orioles are trying to make a move back into contention in the American League wild-card race but keep falling just short in their quest to reach .500.
|
|
The company has made some hires and acquisitions that could convince a hopeful person (a person like, say, Gene Munster) that Apple is getting ready to make a move here.
|
|
Brawn said a collision between Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo and Max Verstappen in Sunday's Azerbaijan Grand Prix showed how hard it was to follow a car and make a move.
|
|
Low inventory is an issue for several reasons: Millions of borrowers are still either underwater on their mortgages or don't have enough equity in their homes to make a move.
|
|
However, most of the next few minutes consisted of North Carolina threatening to make a move only to have the Aggies converting at the other end, often on fast breaks.
|
|
In an interview, Mr. Neubert suggested that Orsted needed to make a move after failing to win both the Massachusetts contract and one for a project off the Connecticut coast.
|
|
When a team passes on something like Blizzard's Overwatch league, it isn't just calculating that it can't afford to make a move—it's betting that it can afford not to.
|
|
Virgo risings can be so critical of themselves that they become insecure or hesitant to make a move on someone, so be direct about your crush or feelings for them.
|
|
But Cowboys Executive Vice President Stephen Jones -- Jerry's son -- called into the Tiki and Tierney Show on CBS Radio and said there's "no chance" they make a move for Johnny.
|
|
Coming off their third straight A.L. Central title, the Indians had been expected to make a move at the meetings, presumably with the ace Corey Kluber or pitcher Trevor Bauer.
|
|
Read her obituary here Emily Mason was an abstract painter who compared painting to playing chess: "Pick it up, make a move, wait, let time go in between," she said.
|
|
We're confident in the 25 guys in here if they don't make a move, but it'll be nice to see if they have some faith and see what they do.
|
|
Jack and Violet Honey were sitting outside their mobile home in Port St. Lucie on Monday, waiting for the storm to make a move before they decide what to do.
|
|
Mucke worked across the street, and for weeks, Heinz waited to make a move, before finally bringing over a Schoko-sahne Torte, with layers of lovingly whipped cream and chocolate.
|
|
"I am not saying I'm planning on that or anything but the committee certainly reserves the right to make a move at any time," he said in a Bloomberg Radio interview.
|
|
For example: Why would a producer make a move to shut down a production — an enormous decision that inevitably costs jobs and money — unless there was a reason to do so?
|
|
As the market eagerly awaits the IPO of Snap, the parent company of the popular Snapchat app, Cramer reviewed his playbook for investors to make a move at the right time.
|
|
The twists and the turns of the stock market may have you itching to make a move, but health and wellness expert Deepak Chopra has some advice: stay calm, don't panic.
|
|
If zero rates were a certainty for 50 years, Buffett was basically saying stocks could make a move exponentially higher, when considering how far the Dow came in just seven years.
|
|
When asked about the BOJ's policy, Okamoto said the central bank still has several policy tools available and is likely to examine its options if it needs to make a move.
|
|
What caught his attention was that the action outlined a cup and handle pattern, which is a reliable signal that the stock or index is about to make a move higher.
|
|
The Laurel and Donathan alliance has been fascinating all season, because the two of them so perfectly embody the eternal Survivor question – do you make a move or do you wait?
|
|
Uber will likely make a move on Lime in Q1 2019, before the company closes yet another fundraising round and prices itself higher than even Uber would be willing to pay.
|
|
Mercedes-Benz, Iveco and most other lorrymakers have plans for autonomous vehicles, and a big beast of tech is also set to make a move on the kings of the road.
|
|
The 'Silly Season' gossip has been about whether Mercedes might make a move for Red Bull's 21-year-old Dutch driver to replace out-of-contract Finn Valtteri Bottas for 2020.
|
|
One supporter says he is there to act as an observer, should the government make a move; he thinks plain-clothes police officers are lurking a little way down the street.
|
|
The experience that is Disrupt San Francisco 2019 takes place October 2-4, and now is precisely the time to make a move that could change the trajectory of your business.
|
|
"If this is the concession May needs to be able to make a move on financial settlement, let's try it," said a diplomat from one of Britain's close EU trading partners.
|
|
Prosecutors won't make a move until their case is airtightBut experts warned against expecting a swift outcome, or for prosecutors to lay charges, no matter how easy she is to find.
|
|
It's really hard to predict exactly which teams have the risk tolerance to make a move for Jack, but I think fortune tends to favor the bold in situations like this.
|
|
The companies also talk up the growth of their competitors, to assure recruits that many opportunities exist within the state if an employee — at any level — wants to make a move.
|
|
As the market eagerly awaits the IPO of Snap, the parent company of the popular Snapchat app, Jim Cramer reviewed his playbook for investors to make a move at the right time.
|
|
On a day when most of the big names failed to make a move, U.S. Masters champion Sergio Garcia was a notable exception, carding 67 to trail the leaders by four strokes.
|
|
But when one person is intentionally trying to make a move, and the other one is just playing along as a joke, it can be hurtful or, at the very least, confusing.
|
|
However, there seems to be enough strength in the labor market for the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), the central bank's policy-setting group, to make a move in December, they said.
|
|
Or is she more like Albert, Sophie's closest ally who got zero votes, who knew he needed to make a move to define his resume, but waited forever for that perfect opportunity?
|
|
But the weakness of the CDN will be noted by others, and it is quite possible that CJNG, ZVE or some other group will make a move on Nuevo Laredo in 2020.
|
|
As they discuss their completely reasonable plan to vote out Cece – an outsider and a huge challenge liability – Jessica floats the possibility that the guys might make a move of their own.
|
|
Sitting outside the playoff picture, the Stars have a chance to make a move up the standings as they kick off a six-game homestand that will bookend the All-Star break.
|
|
"If we were to make a move — which is not the case now — then it is likely that it would be unconventional tools in the name of fine-tuning," Nagy told reporters.
|
|
"They are within our reach and we can hit them if they (Americans) make a move," Amirali Hajizadeh, head of the Revolutionary Guards' airspace division, told Tasnim news agency, according to Reuters.
|
|
" And speaking with PEOPLE Now in February, Grammer said that he was listening to a few pitches from writers, but was planning to make a move within the "next month or two.
|
|
Months have now passed since the announced deadline from the Trump administration to make a move on steel tariffs, and we are yet to hear whether we're any closer to a decision.
|
|
"The board was eager to make a move before the hearing to avoid the perception that scrutiny from lawmakers prompted a change," Ms. Kitroeff and Mr. Gelles write, citing an unnamed source.
|
|
"To have the largest private health insurer in the U.S. make a move like this tells you that MD has some work to do in the area of 'payor relations,'" he wrote.
|
|
In that early meeting, a source told CNN, the leaders talked about allowing Democrats to lay out their case over a two-week period before Republicans make a move to dismiss it.
|
|
With the government already facing a shutdown at the end of next week, the White House wanted to make a move to prioritize Obamacare repeal again once Congress gets back from its recess.
|
|
Colbert later said on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen that he'd told CBS in advance that he'd be addressing the allegations, and the network didn't make a move to prevent him.
|
|
"The Germans are ready to make a move if the Turks bring the number of arrivals below a thousand a day," said an EU official involved in the negotiations and who requested anonymity.
|
|
"They are within our reach and we can hit them if they (Americans) make a move," Amirali Hajizadeh, head of the Revolutionary Guards' airspace division, was quoted as saying by Tasnim news agency.
|
|
Check out the clip -- after throwing a mini jab at the trainer himself, Liddell throws his hat in the Octagon as a potential trainer ... if, of course, Rousey wants to make a move.
|
|
But the Patriots depth chart is still working itself out, and it feels like the team will make a move for another star receiver at some point between now and the trade deadline.
|
|
The openly gay South Bend Mayor, who has soared in popularity, will appear on "TMZ Live" Monday ... the day after he formally announces his bid to make a move to 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
|
|
A teenage punk, she traveled all the way from L.A. to Sacramento to meet her father, whom she'd spent years idolizing from afar, only to have the creep make a move on her.
|
|
The shepherd's enthusiasm immediately came back to bite him as he quickly found himself trapped in the tree just a few feet from his feline foe, who was unable to make a move.
|
|
Members of the Problem Solvers Caucus, meanwhile, aren't waiting for House leaders to make a move, and Reed is in talks with Senate lawmakers, who have been more open to the bipartisan approach.
|
|
Veteran infielder Ian Kinsler will retire after 14 major league seasons, with one year remaining on his contract, and make a move into the San Diego Padres front office, The Athletic reported Friday.
|
|
"After the move upwards, it's always good to see markets pause for a while and consolidate, recover and then make a move up," said Gaurang Shah, vice president, Geojit BNP Paribas Financial Services.
|
|
Every time you send your book out to someone, or host an event for it, or make a move to put the word out about it in any way, you're planting a seed.
|
|
If you can't or won't make a move and feel the need to justify it, just say that you're looking at all avenues to improve the team but that nothing is imminent right now.
|
|
"Our guess all along was that they wouldn't make a move on rates until June and that seems to keep being pushed out," Giddis added, referring to additional hikes to the federal funds rate.
|
|
In a flashback sequence, we learn that Cookie has shot someone before: When she was a teen, living with Lucious, a boy came by their place and tried to make a move on her.
|
|
FRANKFURT, May 15 (Reuters) - German utility RWE would consider teaming up with peers and oil companies to make a move in the U.S. wind market, its chief financial officer Markus Krebber said on Wednesday.
|
|
Pierre Antoine Chazal, an analyst at brokerage Bryan Garnier, said that while an eventual deal could make sense in the longer term, he did not expect Engie to make a move for Suez now.
|
|
Cricket may be the only team game in the world in which it is entirely legal for a player to make a move whose only purpose is to hurt, if not hospitalize, an opponent.
|
|
CNN executives have been reluctant to describe Mr. Tapper's prime-time move next week as a trial run, but if he does well, it could be an opening for him to make a move.
|
|
Ivanka Trump, the president's daughter and a senior White House adviser, was still calling around to senators this week, saying her father wanted to make a move on guns even as he faced impeachment.
|
|
The Chicago White Sox needed to make a move to get out of the rut they've been in lately and did just that with the acquisition of veteran right-hander James Shields on Saturday.
|
|
The Indian central bank isn't widely expected to hike rates on Wednesday, but one expert told CNBC there's a chance the Reserve Bank of India uses the day's monetary policy review to make a move.
|
|
That's a good thing, too, because based on a number of recent leaks and rumors, DJI is about to make a move into GoPro's space by releasing a direct competitor to the Hero 7 Black.
|
|
"Throughout the evening, one of my goals was not necessarily to make a move, it was to feel her out and to see if that was a possibility," Jeff explains to producers in a confessional.
|
|
Executives in the industry tell CNBC that there has been extensive chatter on the topic all year, with some going so far as to say the telecom giant might make a move sooner than later.
|
|
Eventually, Ainge is going to have to make a move, but his past brilliance is the reason they've even got a move to make, and the reason they're as close to contention as they are.
|
|
Now that Trump's family members have all lawyered up, "they're past the point of coordination," and each person's lawyer will be looking to make a move that will cast their client in a positive light.
|
|
It is an open invitation for interested clubs like Paris Saint-Germain, Manchester United, and Tottenham Hotspur to make a move and rescue Bale from what has been, for him at least, one toxic workplace.
|
|
The Federal Reserve began a two-day meeting and while it is not expected to raise U.S. interest rates, investors will be watching for hints about when the U.S. central bank might make a move.
|
|
Changing jobs (ideally) only happens once in a while, so when you do make a move, it's important to find a role that will take you a few steps closer to your overall career goals.
|
|
Ambac Financial Gets Pressed to Make a Move | Buying up claims can help the company, but doing so too quickly could hinder the bond insurer's ability to meet other liabilities, Antony Currie writes in Breakingviews.
|
|
More likely: The bigger players will wait these little guys out to see what works and which apps are stealing their time, and then make a move to acquire their company or steal their idea.
|
|
Making the next debate crucial for Klobuchar in that it should keep money coming into her campaign coffers and preserve her chance to make a move sometime between now and the end of the year.
|
|
Former Open winner and defending champion Louis Oosthuizen (69) is on eight under par for the tournament and part of a big group of players who will hope to make a move on the weekend.
|
|
It's an interesting move ... there's some talk that major clothing brands, like Adidas and Puma, could make a move to sign Kap in the future, so owning the trademark could mean big business for him.
|
|
On the one hand, there was quite a lot of chemistry, but at the same time, I didn't know how to make a move and wasn't really sure that was the right thing to do.
|
|
The Mother of Dragons didn't make a move on him, either, but there was some serious hand-holding during their later goodbyes that made it pretty clear something might be cooking on that front, as well.
|
|
The Celtics had a chance to make a move that would be far greater than all of these, establishing them as the biggest threat to the Cavs, and maybe even the best team in the East.
|
|
And if you can't make a move with the cards in your hand, there's a button on the end of the game board that will spin a virtual wheel to eliminate specific cards from the board.
|
|
Even if you have the self-control to not make foolish risks, if you're bleeding and your opponent isn't, and the clock is ticking down, you don't have any choice, you have to make a move.
|
|
"Traders remain scared to make a move before they get greater clarity over how the market shakes out," it added, describing the market as paralyzed ("New shipping rules leave oil traders strangely paralyzed," FT, March 21).
|
|
The talk earlier in the season when Paul Millsap was reportedly on the trade market for a brief moment was that the Raptors needed to make a move in order to close the gap with Cleveland.
|
|
Mostly, I'm a fan of teams who spend nine months assembling a draft board and assigning specific values to all prospects, and then are willing to make a move up or down, depending on the situation.
|
|
Westeros also believes that Prince Joffrey was the legitimate heir, that Ned Stark schemed to take the Iron Throne for himself and that Renly didn't make a move on the throne until after his brother's death.
|
|
Ruth Prior, who is currently serving her notice period at William Hill and was also set to make a move to the private equity sector by joining Element Materials Technology, will continue in the CFO role.
|
|
"Traders remain scared to make a move before they get greater clarity over how the market shakes out," it added, describing the market as paralysed ("New shipping rules leave oil traders strangely paralysed", FT, March 21).
|
|
"Traders remain scared to make a move before they get greater clarity over how the market shakes out," it added, describing the market as paralyzed ("New shipping rules leave oil traders strangely paralyzed", FT, March 21).
|
|
On a conference call on Thursday, an analyst asked why Mr. Welch had left, and Mr. Warren said, "The decision was made by me that we needed to make a move and we did," without elaborating further.
|
|
While the economic data supported the case for an interest rate hike, the Federal Reserve is unlikely to make a move at its meeting next week, as it falls just days ahead of the U.S. presidential election.
|
|
Yes, teams can make moves that help them win flags that will fly forever, but also there is no better time for an owner or general manager to make a move so misguided that it becomes immortal.
|
|
The Houston Rockets were also thought to be in the mix, although his opting out seems to scuttle their chances as the Rockets would have likely needed a sign-and-trade deal to make a move work.
|
|
The former won't make a move on his new associate Beverly (Ashley Judd) because he's found R-E-S-P-E-C-T for women, and besides, she's married; the latter runs a new legal pot farm.
|
|
Following the announcement, Richard Clarke, a retail analyst at Bernstein, told CNBC that the market had been expecting Metro to make a move like this for a while, with the retailer having traded at a "conglomerate discount".
|
|
There's Cholmondeley, who never met a gross substance he didn't like tasting (bat shit, yum!), working away in the barn, not a worry in his mind except whether Delaney thinks he could make a move on Lorna.
|
|
And yet, for a society that's already tried everything to get rid of its dictatorship and failed, some hope that just maybe oil-sector sanctions pushes someone within the military to make a move against the regime.
|
|
But normalization will require Israel to make a move that it has so far been unwilling to make: an acceptance of the 2002 Saudi Initiative or other concessions on a process to end the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
|
|
"After five days of talks, the negotiations have come to a standstill ... and that's why we thought it was necessary to make a move with these warning strikes today," Andrea Becker, a spokeswoman for the union said.
|
|
Jon Gruden has long been enamored with the brilliance of Brady, and ESPN's Adam Schefter has already reported that the Raiders are ready to make a move for the Patriots quarterback should he officially hit the market.
|
|
But President Trump and his administration keep making noise about ending the program — and if they don't make a move by September 5, a group of Republican state officials are threatening to get it blocked in court.
|
|
Anyway we just wanted to let you know that, according to your star chart, a secret admirer who has long been pining for you is going to finally make a move this month, so keep your eyes peeled.
|
|
There's a moment when the dog has a choice to make: He can move along — because somewhere there's most certainly a shoe to chew on — or he can make a move to completely scare the kitties fur-less.
|
|
Paz refused to answer the door, answer his phone and had turned off all the lights -- so cops decided they had to make a move "out of an abundance of caution" ... and entered the house to get Paz.
|
|
Vettel finished second for Ferrari, 2.3 seconds behind, after pushing his rival all the way without being able to get close enough to make a move stick in what amounted to a two-horse race of relentless pressure.
|
|
At least for now, the struggle will be focused on Tal Afar, whose Turkmen population shares a lineage with Turkey, and on the question of whether Turkey will make a move once the militias move on the city.
|
|
He held an umbrella with one hand and, with the other, reached across a chessboard to make a move in a game against his teacher, Bruce Pandolfini, who was the subject of the article that the photograph accompanied.
|
|
"easyJet's opportunism makes sense given Monarch's footprint at easyJet bases," analysts at Credit Suisse said in a note, saying the move for Air Berlin showed easyJet's ambition to make a move if slots in its key bases became available.
|
|
We talked to relationship therapists, sex experts, and love coaches and asked them to give us their best, most sensible advice about sliding into someone's DMs: what to say, how to say it, and when to make a move.
|
|
French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said the United States has only a few days to avoid sparking a trade war with its allies and it was up to Washington to make a move to de-escalate the tensions.
|
|
Weed. When state legislation liberalizing medical cannabis use passed in 2015—starting next year, Texas residents with intractable epilepsy will be able to access low-THC/high-CBD oil—Lori Strubbe knew it was time to make a move.
|
|
If someone says, 'What do you do for work?' you can say something like 'I'm a project manager at a large industrial manufacturer but I'm looking to make a move to XYZ, do you know anyone in that industry?
|
|
Don't Make a Move When the boy was brought to the procedure room, the surgeon explained that he was going to put numbing medicine all around the bump in the boy's neck and take out a piece of it.
|
|
The original plan had been to make a move after the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Malaysia in November - and put the question of Anwar's premiership to parliament in the expectation it would be voted down, sources said.
|
|
It's just that you got to be more diligent in planning, you got to be more organized and every time you make a move you got to just remember to update the app and let them know the plan.
|
|
The central bank is probably waiting to make a move when it has a clearer picture of what direction the US economy is taking, along with what happens when Trump and China's President Xi Jinping talk trade later this month.
|
|
"If I have the liberty to make a decision about this operation I wouldn't make a move only on al-Nasr village, because my forces will be at risk of enemy's fire from both sides," a senior Iraqi military officer says.
|
|
The Pelicans can use all the help they can get as they attempt to dig out of an early-season hole and make a move toward the top eight in the Western Conference over the second half of the season.
|
|
"We're seeing strength against all its frontier market currency peers, not just the dollar," said IG South Africa senior market analyst Shaun Murison, who said if the rand remains below 13 to the dollar it could make a move to 12.30.
|
|
Rand analysts wrote that even the combined forces of NATO might have a tough time if the Russian military were to make a move into some Baltic states, which regained independence in 1991 after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
|
|
ABOUT THE KINGS (15-22): Sacramento was looking at the current seven-game homestand as an opportunity to make a move in the Western Conference playoff race but starting it with three straight defeats wasn't what anyone had in mind.
|
|
Throw in LeBron's non-endorsement, the Kevin Love fiasco, and Jason Kidd's firing (which could motivate the Cavs to make a move before Milwaukee hires somebody they might want), and all signs point to Lue being on his way out. 9.
|
|
The sixth stage summit finish at La Planche des Belles Filles is being earmarked as the day when the leading general classification contenders make a move and could offer the first clue as to who might emerge as Ineos's best hope.
|
|
"The market has been waiting for several years for a window of certainty, and 2020 seemed set to be the year when many would look to make a move and satisfy their pent-up housing needs," Rightmove director Miles Shipside said.
|
|
And, crucially, it would be clear to everyone in the global community that the Trump administration wasn't doing this for actual security reasons, but rather was exploiting a loophole to make a move that's purely meant to advance US economic interests.
|
|
But even if Mr. Trump has no real intention of using military force, convincing adversaries and allies that he is willing to make a move that Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama all considered too dangerous has significant value.
|
|
The board was eager to make a move before the hearing to avoid the perception that scrutiny from lawmakers prompted a change, according to a person close to the board who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss internal matters.
|
|
Weapon: Stinger, poison, secrecy With Mars in Scorpio, you like to play offense—you're very calculating and often eight steps ahead of everyone else, making sure that all bases are covered before others have the chance to make a move!
|
|
On Tennis Kristina Mladenovic might have been a German tennis star if her father, Dragan, an Olympic gold medalist in team handball for Yugoslavia, had decided to make a move to the German Handball Bundesliga, the top European league, in 20163.
|
|
If you're a guy who's going to dive bomb and make a move on the inside of somebody to out brake them getting into that corner, they have to let you go, because you're going to be going so much faster.
|
|
With no major move in interest rates and continued weakness in home affordability, there was not a lot of incentive for homebuyers to make a move last week, and there was even less for homeowners looking to save money on their mortgages.
|
|
If you have a pre-existing condition -- asthma, cancer, diabetes, high blood pressure, any of those things -- you could be kept off of insurance if you had to make a move or a transition or were unemployed for a portion of time.
|
|
"We are keeping our eyes on the U.S. and given the pretty big change that's ongoing in terms of exchanging the old swipe terminals for chip card terminals, it would make sense to make a move into the U.S.," De Geer told CNBC.
|
|
While it's possible that this could help people too shy to make a move fall in love, it's also possible this is…a creepy and terrible idea that no one wants debuting at a time when Facebook is widely viewed as particularly creepy.
|
|
Even with President Donald Trump and the markets calling for lower interest rates, the Fed is not likely to make a move when it meets this week, though it is expected to smooth the way for a rate cut later in the summer.
|
|
Overall, the September investing trends showed a lack of new, notable bets, which may indicate that in the run-up to the U.S. presidential election and continued waiting on the Federal Reserve to make a move on interest rates, investors are uncertain.
|
|
The state of play: Trump hasn't told our sources when he plans to make a move, but they say his discussions on the topic have been occurring for months — often unprompted — and the president has mentioned potential replacements since at least February.
|
|
Considering how Android phone makers like OnePlus and Xiaomi are killing it in India with relatively inexpensive premium devices like the OnePlus 5T and Xiaomi Mi Mix 2S, it makes a lot of sense for Google make a move there with its hardware.
|
|
That's why we're here to let you know that this popular style is (finally!) back in-stock in most sizes, ranging from 23 to 32, in a variety of washes — meaning it's time to make a move before they sell out again.
|
|
The Facebook-owned company is widely believed to have selected India as the market where it will integrate mobile payments — reportedly using the government's payment system — which would see it tread on Paytm's turf, although it is still yet to make a move.
|
|
About show-biz shamelessness (or not being ashamed, as I was ashamed of my sissy ways), about the great power that came with throwing, so to speak, your dick on the table and daring the Other to make a move, grab it.
|
|
While Mars might be limping around and the vibe is a little off, people will be looking to the past and wondering if they should make a move on someone they weren't able to before—this could be the perfect time to reconnect!
|
|
That said, if the president were to make a move in direct opposition of congressional majorities in both the House and the Senate, it would be a fairly stunning rebuke of the legislative branch, one that wouldn't be expected to be taken lightly.
|
|
"I think it does signal the costs of running fast-food outlets could be going up," Mr. Saunders said, adding that if one company starts to make a move in terms of salaries, it could put pressure on everyone else to follow suit.
|
|
Google is the latest big tech company to make a move into banking and personal financial services: The company is gearing up to offer checking accounts to consumers, as first reported by The Wall Street Journal, starting as early as next year.
|
|
But if Democrats make a move off something most of the public does not consider a serious enough offense -- the scenario Pelosi said she opposes -- Democrats would face a "pretty sharp reaction" from the public, the adviser said, and the President would pounce.
|
|
Canadian government officials are worried that Trump is planning to finally follow through on his repeated threats leave NAFTA and will make a move later this month ahead of the start of the sixth round of negotiations in Montreal, Reuters reported on Wednesday.
|
|
While it's possible that this could help people who are too shy to make a move fall in love, it's also possible this is…a creepy and terrible idea that no one wants debuting at a time when Facebook is widely viewed as particularly creepy.
|
|
The 24-year-old American had struggled to a five-bogey one-under-par 70 in the afternoon winds on Thursday but his plans to make a move in calmer conditions on Friday morning fell flat as his usually reliable putting game failed him.
|
|
In an early scene flashing back to years before, Starr's Dad, Maverick (Russell Hornsby) tells her, her brother, and cousin exactly how to act around the police, and the dangers they may face if they make a move the police officer can perceive as wrong.
|
|
He will have another chance, albeit a much tougher one, to make a move up the rankings at the July 19-22 British Open but that would likely be his final shot as he is not keen to add more events to his schedule.
|
|
Park added the Bank of Korea will not be able to raise its policy interest rate in the first quarter given the uneven growth path, but "may be able to make a move in the second quarter should exports and the global economy hold up".
|
|
"The broad expectation for the FOMC meeting is that they won't make a move on rates, but may move to a bit more hawkish with the language in its statement," said Kevin Giddis, head of fixed income capital markets at Raymond James, in a note.
|
|
Adapting the business to meet a 'blessing in disguise'Feloni: If you have to make a move like this, where one side who might not be happy with it, is it always thinking, too, of how do we adjust the business to adapt to it?
|
|
Suggestions that the couple might make a move to Africa, where they recently embarked on a royal tour, have also been reignited, with Harry saying in a new documentary that Cape Town would be "an amazing place" for the couple and baby Archie to live.
|
|
New developments in sensor technologies, computer vision and machine learning technologies are combining to drive medical diagnostics further into the home, and the latest company to make a move to push services deeper into the home is the online contact lens retailer 1-800 Contacts.
|
|
Canadian government officials are worried that Trump is planning to finally follow through on his repeated threats to leave NAFTA and will make a move later this month ahead of the start of the sixth round of negotiations in Montreal, Reuters reported on Wednesday.
|
|
In the last three to six months, an increasing number of traditional finance professionals have been more interested in looking to make a move into crypto, said Justin Chow, Asia head of business development at Cumberland — the cryptocurrency division of proprietary trading company DRW.
|
|
The Game of Thrones star, 45, previously opened up about two alleged encounters with the disgraced movie mogul: one in which she openly mocked him as he tried to make a move, and another in which he allegedly attempted to lure her up to his hotel room.
|
|
ET, FSN New Orleans, YES (Brooklyn) ABOUT THE PELICANS (15-24): New Orleans pointed to the stretch of schedule in the weeks surrounding New Year's as the time to make a move up in the standings, and Monday's performance marked a step in the right direction.
|
|
Anyone's who's ever caught the eye of someone on the subway, only to kick themselves later for not having the guts to make a move can relate to these works, and perhaps in viewing Attridge's Should of Could of Would ofs, find catharsis of their own.
|
|
"I think it is the right moment, I think it's really time to find an agreement and it's time for everybody to make a move, a slight move in the right direction," he told reporters on entering a meeting of euro zone finance ministers on Greece.
|
|
Britney Spears has been under a conservatorship with Jamie Spears at the helm for 11 years, but sources connected with the singer believe Kevin Federline could make a move to get Jamie removed ... in the wake of the incident between Jamie and Britney's 13-year-old son.
|
|
That sentiment, along with the fact that the Republican-controlled Senate almost certainly would not convict Trump if the Democratic-led House went so far as to impeach him, had previously weighed on Pelosi, who long resisted calls from left-leaning colleagues to make a move.
|
|
WHISTLER, British Columbia (Reuters) - The United States has only a few days to avoid sparking a trade war with its allies, and it is up to Washington to make a move to de-escalate tensions over tariffs, French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said on Saturday.
|
|
Five Prime Ministers since 2010 It has been less than a year since former conservative leader Tony Abbott lost his job after being challenged by Turnbull, who was previously ousted as party leader by Abbott in 2009 and had been expected to make a move for some time.
|
|
But there are new modes, including a lightning round where teams try to spell words as quickly as possible in real time, and a much-requested solo mode, where you can play against AI-controlled bots while you wait for your friends to make a move in multiplayer matches.
|
|
WHISTLER, British Columbia, June 2 (Reuters) - The United States has only a few days to avoid sparking a trade war with its allies, and it is up to Washington to make a move to de-escalate tensions over tariffs, French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said on Saturday.
|
|
For him, the long layoff is brutal in two ways: First, it offers Gulati plenty of time to make a move if he so chooses, while also meaning that Klinsmann — if he continues on — will have to live with the sting of this past week for quite some time.
|
|
Recent press reports have suggested Nestle might make a move for Mead, but the Swiss group could be put off by potentially having to sell parts of its existing baby formula business to appease competition regulators, sources said, noting also that private equity firms would struggle to compete against Reckitt.
|
|
"When you can make a move to add to your team – and not subtract anything, like we did today – it's huge," said Ryan Kesler, who led Anaheim with seven power-play goals, although he hasn't scored with the man advantage since tallying in back-to-back games on Dec. 3-4.
|
|
"We have hoped that the rise in rates motivates home buyers to act soon but the move in rates may have been so drastic that they are now waiting to see if rates start to make a move down," said Brian Surgener, a senior vice president at BBMC Mortgage in Lombard, Illinois.
|
|
So when he likens the elegance of "Sweeney Todd" to that of "Guys and Dolls" as examples of how tying together the plot and subplot requires proper planning in Act 1, for instance — "No one can make a move in either story without affecting both stories" — it's good to know both stories.
|
|
He has two ways of looking at his week: He hasn't played close to his best golf, and the final major of the year is half over; or he advanced to the final major weekend without playing close to his best golf and now has two more rounds to make a move.
|
|
" An attendee at the event appeared to make a move to take away the microphone from the woman, while Ocasio-Cortez interjected to respond to her remarks, emphasizing her desire to combat climate change and saying "there are a lot of solutions that we have" and that there is "space for hope.
|
|
Those talks fell apart last February after President Trump cut short a summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. North Korea has given the US until the end of the year to make a move in the nuclear negotiations, which means the country wants some sort of concession, like sanctions relief.
|
|
"That is such an unacceptable thought that we're not winning back the House of Representatives," Crowley said on BuzzFeed News' AM to DM on Friday morning when asked if it would be the end of House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi's leadership if Democrats don't win back the House, and whether he would make a move.
|
|
But for Boris Schlossberg of BK Asset Management, buying the financials in anticipation of coming rate hikes from the Fed is a bad strategy — not just because the central bank is unlikely to raise rates rapidly even if it does make a move Wednesday, but because financials have bigger problems than low rates alone.
|
|
As the U.S. moves to sanction Venezuela because of unrest and the humanitarian crisis under the leadership of the Maduro government, some analysts say the Saudi Arabian-Russian alliance may not be so quick to make a move to end the production cuts they put in place in December after oil prices began to plunge.
|
|
Biden continues to lead national polls based on his strength with moderate and non-white voters, two groups Booker was going to need to crack to make a move in the race, and Buttigieg's rise blocked out Booker from winning moderate voters who wanted someone younger and more compelling than the former vice president.
|
|
With the first contest in the state-by-state battle for the party's nomination to face Republican President Donald Trump in the November 2020 election less than seven weeks away in Iowa, the candidates are running out of time to make a move in a Democratic race that opinion polls indicate is up for grabs.
|
|
And when you have folks with these six-figure debt loads, whether we talk about creating refinancing options or whether we talk about paths to loan forgiveness, or even just adjusting how income-based repayment works, we can make a move there that's somewhat retroactive as well as making it easier for the next folks who come along.
|
|
If Uber decides to apply the same dominance strategy in India that it initially used in China, the companies will continue to aggressively compete indefinitely albeit with better prospects of Uber becoming eventually profitable in India than it had in China, or Uber may even make a move to acquire Ola – though anti-trust regulators in India would probably balk at that.
|
|
If Trump does intend to make a move to fire Mueller and/or issue pardons, the likelihood rises that it would be sooner rather than later, with legally risky testimony before Congress now imminent and multiple reports that investigators are widening their probes of the potential financial crimes that Trump has explicitly said should be off limits, but which clearly under investigation.
|
|
I don't know whether to chalk this up to cultural differences (according to my friends, people are still getting used to dating as a concept in general in even the more cosmopolitan areas of India) or if he's just shy — probably both — and I really do find him quite cute, but also if he doesn't make a move soon, I know I'm going to lose interest.
|
|
As a 1v1 fighting game, Samurai Shodown is as simple as it gets while still efficiently replicating the experience of getting slashed in half in a samurai movie, and everything that comes with it: the tense silence while each player waits for the other to make a move, the incredible speed of the actual exchange, and the absurd fountain of blood when the final blow lands.
|
|
Check out your man in action, asking the King to shame Lonzo on national television: There are a couple of politics at play here that make this a particularly choice moment for Andrew to ask this: mostly that it's been super weird that LeBron has been talking up Lonzo Ball's game amidst rumors that James could make a move to the Lakers next year.
|
|
Wistrom -- who played for the Rams from '98-'03 -- says he's always respected Fisher as a coach, but knew the team needed to make a move given his 31-45-1 record and lack of success in L.A. "It's a lot easier to change a coach than it is to change the players, and a change needed to be made, G.W. says, "obviously, they're not winning.
|
|
On the latest episode of Pivot, Recode's Kara Swisher traded in Scott Galloway for a guest co-host: Crooked Media's Jon Lovett, the co-host of Pod Save America and host of Lovett or Leave It. They talked about everything from Trump's shutdown to Netflix's Bird Box, and why the newly Democratic-controlled House of Representatives probably won't make a move to regulate tech giants like Facebook.
|
|
Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisClinton attacks on Gabbard become flashpoint in presidential race Poll: Biden holds 10-point lead nationally over Warren Trump declines to participate in Weather Channel 2020 climate change special MORE's (D-Calif.) brief flirtation with the top-tier after the first Democratic debate, no one else has proved able to make a move, leaving Biden and Warren to pace the field and speculate how other candidates expect to make their mark in the debate.
|
|
From "hotelgate" (in which England manager Phil Neville chastised the US on Sunday for scouting his hotel to stay should the US win but failed to mention that the US also scouted the hotel in Nice, where the third-place game will be played, in case they lost) to Piers Morgan's whining over Rapinoe's grand victory pose (and his subsequent Twitter meltdown during the semifinal), it seemed that this team, which defender Ali Krieger calls the best -- and second best -- in the world, couldn't make a move without a judgmental microscope all over it.
|
|