When you started the project, was the casting nailed down?
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Uber still hasn't quite nailed down that driver vetting program, though.
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Safford, Arizona Thousands of storms later, he's nailed down his technique.
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Until the regime has that capability nailed down, expect continued testing.
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"I'll take any credit that isn't nailed down," Lee once joked.
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Thanks to Kidd and Wagner, we've nailed down the top nine.
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Unlike traditional solid-wood strips, a floating floor isn't nailed down.
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After several years at it, Rubin has nailed down his process.
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Greene nailed down the save by retiring Joe Mauer on a groundout.
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He had the Jedi; he just hadn't nailed down a compelling why.
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It took a little research, and we had a plan nailed down.
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From there, they nailed down the coordinates to locate the murder site.
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By March, Lil Nas X had nailed down the deal with Columbia.
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If "Top Chef" doesn't work out, she just nailed down a weather gig.
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Our son was 5 days old before we had it officially nailed down!
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And the other one is nailed down by Pagan in left field. Oh!
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He had his friend circle nailed down and wasn't looking to expand it.
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By this stage you should have nailed down your target market and customers.
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"There's very few candidates I think really have any votes nailed down," Gov.
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"I thought maybe his boots were nailed down to the stage," Brooks said.
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Nothing is nailed down in this book, not even at the very end.
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It has rejuvenated Cueto and Samardzija and nailed down Crawford and Joe Panik.
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On Wednesday the girls told PEOPLE they still hadn't nailed down their looks yet.
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One representative in particular nailed down Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's position on many subjects.
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Brad Boxberger allowed a run in the ninth but nailed down his 103th save.
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If you're still waiting to buy tickets -- no date or venue's been nailed down.
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Based on what I heard from experts, I nailed down eight big policy ideas.
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Once that is done, a timeline with specific steps and deadlines must be nailed down.
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But hey, I nailed down my boyfriend working on the convention, so no complaints here!
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Luckily, the USCCB nailed down some of the more common Lent-friendly options out there.
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Selena Gomez nailed down her come-hither look ... with a little help from her ass.
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Once they nailed down a fabrication process, the researchers were able to automate the process.
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As Congress nailed down the final language in recent weeks, he prevaricated over backing it.
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Zuckerberg said the Libra Association "hadn't nailed down policies" about whether anonymous payments are allowed. Rep.
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"You go to a restaurant and the table is nailed down to the ground," says Fabello.
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"In a barn situation, anything that isn't nailed down is subject to pilfering," Ms. Jackson said.
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With the concept, logo (thank you, Tristan Cross), and menu nailed down, it all comes together.
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Though they don't have the exact date nailed down, the nuptials will take place this year.
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Just as in season 1, the time period where Legion is set can't be nailed down.
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And, since the HBO gods still haven't nailed down a date, you'll have to check back.
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Them coming together as a couple in general, not even the details I apparently nailed down.
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"It is intended to say, 'We will go after anything that isn't nailed down,'" he said.
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Verification in reverse is taking something that has been nailed down and introducing doubt about it.
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Netflix is hoping to have a theatrical component for "The Irishman" nailed down by early summer.
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I had nailed down all of the details, but the client had minor last-minute tweaks.
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I've amped up my self-care, which I thought I had nailed down my whole life.
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But after we've nailed down all those things, there's still going to be uncertainty in the air.
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We found the best free web hosting companies and nailed down what makes them better than others.
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Cullen Melton has the latter part of the equation nailed down, but not so much the former.
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Dyson walked Nolan Arenado but nailed down his 20th save by getting Gerardo Parra to ground out.
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Crowder hit a 3-pointer with 50.6 seconds left that nailed down the Celtics' 112-107 victory.
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Furniture, clothes, guitars, stereo equipment, gold records – they took most everything of Dennis's that wasn't nailed down.
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They're hoping to get the casts nailed down by April, so they can premiere by late summer.
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The company, which merged with Seamless in 2013, effectively nailed down the model in ways that Food.
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Humans have been waging war for a long time, but anthropologists haven't yet nailed down its origins.
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The indication that these efforts aren't completely nailed down inside of Apple might be part of that.
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Though it's nowhere to be seen in the guide, Eavis is nailed down for a confirmed slot.
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Dellin Betances allowed a ninth-inning single but nailed down the final two outs for the save.
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But Mr. Baker views Brexit with trepidation, in part because so few details have been nailed down.
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While he nailed down ventures in the Philippines, India and elsewhere, closing deals in Russia proved challenging.
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It takes something that's been nailed down and introduces doubt about it to release controversy and chaos.
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Even if you think you have that number nailed down, it can help to strategize with an advisor.
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The Spitler repeater is still the only FRB source that has been nailed down to a particular galaxy.
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And so for whoever's filling in, I want to make sure they get the parts nailed down exactly.
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Journalists at Bloomberg nailed down the murky legal and financial dealings of Billy McFarland, 25, the festival's organizer.
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Once you get that nailed down, the correct agency just does its job and enforces the appropriate rules.
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Jet set: POTUS has finally nailed down his first foreign trip later this month, and it's a doozy.
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But this kind of food styling so beloved by Instagram is the absolute nailed-down incarnation of sprezzatura.
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Even if you think you have that number nailed down, it can help to strategize with an advisor.
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While it hasn't nailed down pricing, Lee says the goal is to target less than $20 per bottle.
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That too is supposed to get nailed down sometime later this year, with committee meetings beginning next year.
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The trial established some crucial facts, yet the larger truth in war is not so easily nailed down.
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"Markets don't believe the unit economics of these companies are nailed down, that's what we're seeing right now."
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However, when asked if they had nailed down a date for the visit, Kuleba said they had not.
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But when the DOJ offers a plea deal, the details aren't always fully nailed down, according to Anderson.
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He may not have kids of his own, but Leonardo DiCaprio already has the whole dad role nailed down.
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Senator Flake (R-AZ) tells Politico the legislation is "coming up" but that specific timing hasn't been nailed down.
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Having nailed down its coordinates, astronomers can rule out a theory that JR1 is some sort of Plutonian satellite.
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Porn's version of the Oscars announced Monday they've nailed down Wayne as the musical guest for the January event.
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I doubt I was aware at the time how well I had the smug poet/intellectual look nailed down.
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Rising housing costs have squeezed out families whose political loyalties had been nailed down, often through patronage, for generations.
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He concedes that we haven't nailed down the velocity part, which is going to become important to these calculations.
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SCHULTZ: I CAN'T BE NAILED DOWN TODAY ON THE SPECIFICS OF WHAT I MIGHT OR MIGHT NOT RUN FOR.
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Toronto could try to trade pretty much whoever isn't nailed down and young, but the options are fairly limited.
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Thus, basketball operations personnel called in favors, nailed down contingencies, estimated traffic patterns, and secured any court time, anywhere.
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We had traded sporadic messages for weeks, trying to coordinate a meeting, and had finally nailed down a time.
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All this would constitute a tangible sum to invest in decarbonising industry, transport and homes, were it nailed down.
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They eventually nailed down 19 gestures - including rolling over or jumping up and down - which appear to carry a message.
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And though the behavior is widespread, scientists haven't nailed down exactly how spiders are able to take to the skies.
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Looking past the mess the apparent threesome had left, they stole almost everything that wasn't nailed down in the apartment.
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Although the duo has not yet nailed down a specific wedding date, their eyes are set on sometime in 2017.
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News of the deal was first reported earlier this month, but the terms have not been nailed down until now.
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Insiders say the issue of automotive content has to be nailed down before an agreement in principle can be struck.
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There has been some discussion that the House Judiciary Committee might reconvene sooner, but sources say nothing's been nailed down.
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OPEC's nailed down a deal to cut production, which means about 1.2 million fewer barrels a day starting in January.
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The timeline: GOP leaders and negotiators plan to have a final agreement nailed down by the end of this week.
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The science behind your emblazoned anchor, sparrow or world map of places you've traveled has never fully been nailed down.
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It will all take some time before the results are nailed down with specificity enough to settle the delegate count.
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On "Recent Developments," his 20th album, the compositions are detailed and multifaceted, but nothing feels nailed down or tightened up.
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Even with the order of operations nailed down, each encounters unique challenges and no plan is one-size-fits-all.
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The move comes a week after Democrats nailed down a time for Whitaker to testify before Congress on Feb. 8.
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Now that Zenly has nailed down the core feature (location sharing), the startup can add social layers on top of it.
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Because those effects shots are so wildly expensive, they've got to be nailed down ahead of time so they budget it.
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Pitt has got this one nailed down — there is no competition really, even with Academy-favorite Al Pacino in the running.
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Mr. Sanders nailed down the early endorsement of his fellow Vermont senator, Patrick J. Leahy, who supported Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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JWT told Mashable the team is planning a third pop-up some time in the future, but hasn't nailed down dates yet.
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We're T-minus four days from the Super Bowl, so it's time to get your streaming plan nailed down for game day.
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Adobe hasn't quite nailed down when Project Felix will be available—it hasn't even settled on a name for the product yet.
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But after bargaining that stretched into Friday, GOP leaders nailed down the support they needed in a chamber they control 52-133.
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Taylor Swift's got that red lip, classic thing that you like pretty much nailed down when it comes to her signature look.
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When he was just a few weeks old, Hudson was found nailed down by his leg to railroad tracks, missing a paw.
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And hands down it's my favorite-sounding Pelican record, as we really nailed down the production that we set out to achieve.
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The more zealous among them ripped up everything that was not nailed down across several blocks of the 20023th and 22002th arrondissements.
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With details of the final bill still in flux Thursday, it was unclear if he had the required 50 votes nailed down.
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I was of primary school age—I hadn't quite nailed down a steady income yet, so the games weren't exactly flowing in.
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Several ground-based observatories nailed down the location of the kilonova, or the explosion after two neutron stars collide, that very night.
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But some of them were older ideas that we decided not to use once we nailed down a concept for Season 2.
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When a dyed-in-the-wool thief realizes that there are no consequences for theft, everything not nailed down will go missing.
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" Merkley said he isn't concerned about a bad deal with the White House, "but then, nothing has been nailed down in language.
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The Braves bullpen nailed down the win with one scoreless inning each from Shane Carle, Jesse Biddle, Dan Winkler and A.J. Minter.
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When he finally nailed down a set source reel, Krivoruchko started running tests to determine which style filter worked best with each shot.
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But I think he's already clinched that message in the same way Clinton has got the "first female presidential nominee" thing nailed down.
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Brent oil jumped above $20.2 a barrel as a number of large producers also nailed down a date for an output freeze meeting.
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When I thought of visiting my father, I pictured the beige rooms, the beige uniforms, and how everything seemed to be nailed down.
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Zac Efron stuck his landing in Rio, and immediately hooked up with Simone Biles ... moments after she nailed down her 4th gold medal.
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But I try to have my videos exist in ghostly places, where the black body and black image can't be completely nailed down.
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Participants will be invited to share in the development process, though what exactly that process will look like hasn't been fully nailed down.
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Everyone here is an entrepreneur or a VC. We made it for the scenario when a VC gets nailed down by an entrepreneur.
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The route still hasn't been nailed down, though Boring said eminent domain would not be used and there should be minimal traffic disruptions.
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As one of grindcore's forebears, Napalm Death was pegged as the world's most extreme band before they even nailed down a stable lineup.
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The White House has not formally made an announcement, nor has a date for the visit been nailed down, according to the report.
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Instead, all policies are tilted toward short-term political gain, and anything in government not nailed down can be pilfered for campaign cash.
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As a mostly remote team, WIRED's Gear writers have nailed down a routine for getting work done without becoming too distracted—or distraught.
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Right now the most important thing is getting this career criminal who's stealing everything that isn't nailed down out of the White House.
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This came to be known as the "smoking gun" — a tape that finally nailed down Nixon's direct criminal involvement for all to see.
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One EU official said an agreement was "close but not 100% certain", adding "there are still parts that need to be nailed down".
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Brent oil jumped above $41 a barrel as a number of large producers also nailed down a date to discuss an output freeze.
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People always believed there were poisonous mushrooms—ones that had strange effects or made you delirious—but no one nailed down which exact species.
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Why it matters: This could indicate confidence that they've nailed down the 216 votes needed to pass it through, even though GOP divisions abound.
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Tesla plans to start with in-house crews doing installs, and to start working with other companies once it has nailed down its processes.
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Now that Hillary Clinton has essentially nailed down the Democratic presidential nomination, the growing focus is on who she'll choose as her running mate.
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In general, Waymo says it's essentially nailed down Level 4 self-driving, especially in the controlled confines of its autonomous proving ground at Castle.
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YouVisit also offers a bunch of hotel and resort tours to help you pick a place to stay once you've nailed down a destination.
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I run, roll, and slash from one side of the screen to the other and back again, hoovering up everything that isn't nailed down.
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But, as the Darlingtons explain, it's really less about having every possible glass under the sun and more about having the basics nailed down.
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What a joy it will be to have an outfit nailed down for that black tie roller disco you have coming up this weekend.
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It sounds like they weren't ready to reveal this information yet, likely because the makeup of the Season Pass replacement hasn't been nailed down.
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We spoke with "Tank" -- who tells us he's fired up about fighting on August 26 ... even though promoters haven't nailed down his opponent yet.
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He opens doors on his own, watches YouTube for entertainment and has a penchant for breaking anything that's not nailed down, she told KGO.
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Do your researchOnce you've nailed down your budget and list of must-haves, it's time to do your research and see what's out there.
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As a creature of his time, Kif is horrified by Heidl, for whom basic facts — birthplace, documented events, motivations — can never be nailed down.
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Okay, first a Stark girl saved the world and now her TV sister did something arguably more thrilling — she nailed down a Jonas Brother.
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Croatia had already clinched advancement but nailed down victory in the group and a date with Denmark on Sunday in the round of 24.
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They found him in Donald Trump, and their votes fueled his stunning victory over the candidate the bicoastal elites thought had it nailed down.
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Once they had the details nailed down, Cohen met with several GOP lawmakers to explain the program and ask them if they'd support it.
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Once you've got your artwork nailed down, the next step is to upload it to Snapchat and map out where you want it to appear.
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Once you have this nailed down, it does work fast and fine, but it still feels like a left-hand-friendly design was an afterthought.
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He wants kids, and he sees them in his near-future, but he feels like he needs to get his professional life nailed down first.
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The precise scope of a new regime for firms trading on their own account, central to the law's operation, was not nailed down until August.
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The Cubs clinched their berth on Wednesday and nailed down the National League Central title on Thursday night when the Cardinals lost to the Giants.
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It nailed down my 10-mile bike ride around Pasadena, California, even catching a tiny detour I made into the woods to take a picture.
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Researchers have not definitively nailed down the connection between microcephaly and the virus and need more studies to figure out the relationship, the CDC says.
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Following a 25-hour stretch without sleep, he finally nailed down the mixing and mastering, settled on a tracklist, and turned it into his label.
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I had my route nailed down perfectly, up one street and down another to spot the cats in the bay windows of their owners' apartments.
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Today, I'd like to tell you about the company that basically nailed down the Taboola approach decades before Taboola was a glimmer in anyone's eyes.
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Grace VanderWaal didn't just get $1 million for winning "America's Got Talent" ... she also nailed down an extra $100 grand, and a slew of possible bonuses.
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Kasich nailed down the help of Anne Hathaway, a former Republican National Committee chief of staff, and Pete Seat, a former George W. Bush press hand.
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One woman seems to have the routine nailed down to a tee... she just happened to forget the second, and most important part: removing the contacts.
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Krystal spends the day dragging the other girls behind their backs for being desperate or too aggressive, but she doesn't have her own strategy nailed down.
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It lets you break it—in fact, it's positively thrilled to have you break it, teasing possibilities with everything that isn't nailed down to the floor.
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You've already picked out the perfect date-night outfit and, after some serious thought, you've finally nailed down your makeup, which includes the perfect lip color.
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And though they haven't nailed down too many specifics just yet, there's one thing they're already sure about: the song they'll have their first dance to!
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While I am not sure I totally nailed down why anxiety seems to have risen so much during the Obama era, I did learn a lot.
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If they have conflicting answers to questions like the expected duties, career trajectory, or management style, that could signal they haven't nailed down the role yet.
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It soon became clear that Mr. Musk had not nailed down the billions of dollars in outside funding that would be required for such a deal.
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The move could alienate a group of centrist Republicans who want, at a minimum, the key details of replacement nailed down before they vote to repeal.
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Culp, once dubbed a "revered industrial CEO God," moved swiftly to raise cash by selling everything not nailed down and axing the dividend to a penny.
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While Coral co-founder Ramya Venkateswaran tells me that she expects it to be a "premium device," they haven't nailed down an exact price just yet.
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FinTech doesn't work without technology or finance, so if you've already got the finance background nailed down then the next step is an education in mobile technology.
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We applied on a whim, nailed down our annual projections and growth plan, flew out to Mountain View, CA, to pitch Bulletin 23.0 and somehow got in.
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That's a little vague, but if you want a heads up about specifics when they've finally been nailed down, you can reach out via the official website.
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We really hadn't nailed down the nursery idea 100 percent yet and then when she came early, we were like, 'Oh my God' — we didn't have anything.
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The GammaChef is still in development and there are still some details that need to be ironed out, but the founders have one important thing nailed down.
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And that's not because bookers haven't nailed down great acts, from pop and electronic music at London's Lovebox to Spotify's Rap Caviar playlist made sentient at Wireless.
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He has no idea I have a crush on him because I have nailed down this "intentional but casual" thing and because I am terrible at flirting.
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The researchers nailed down the specific function of some of the areas, but said they were only scratching the surface on understanding what all of the areas did.
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Of course, it helps if you've already grown a following and nailed down a specific aesthetic, but the truth is, anyone can launch their own business via Instagram.
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Researchers still aren't sure why they scream Now that they've nailed down the bizarre noise, researchers (perhaps reeling from ear-splitting headaches) are left wondering -- what's its function?
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I'd just figured that's what you were supposed to do in a game: show up somewhere, steal everything that's not nailed down, and make toys out of it.
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Older generations have nailed down one aspect of dating apps that millennials haven't: flirting, according to Amy Nobile of New York City-based dating concierge service Love, Amy.
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Once we had our cover star nailed down we knew we wanted to put it into real-life scenarios and make it feel like an object through photography.
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Crickets. I'd always thought that if Mr. Corbyn was ever nailed down on this issue, he'd be spouting the anti-Semitism of the international left: Shadowy Zionist lobbyists.
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Having nailed down these various details, I am convinced that, overall, Seventh Generation's toilet paper is a more environmentally friendly product than my former beloved tube-free option.
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In the last few months, markets have swung back and forth, rallying on headlines suggesting the barest progress, even as an agreement has still not been nailed down.
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The first table read for the third season of 13 Reasons Why is slated for tomorrow, but Deadline reports that the cast hasn't yet nailed down their salary negotiations.
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"Nothing been nailed down on that, so everything's still on the table," Senator Shelly Moore Capito of West Virginia, one of the states that expanded Medicaid, said on Monday.
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Her company is said to have been in talks to join Grab's last round of funding, though that investment never got nailed down even as other backers were announced.
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Alexander Altmann, head of US equity trading strategy at Citi, nailed down 15 stocks that look primed for the picking in the midst of a coronavirus-driven market rout.
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We love our son, but we have also painfully learned that he is an inveterate liar, will steal anything not nailed down and has an incredible capacity for manipulation.
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The schedule for that crewed flight hasn't been nailed down yet, as there is still a lot of work to do once this in-flight abort test is complete.
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They are like so many gilded dairy farmers accustomed to milking cities and fans for subsidies and hidden costs and whatever else — including their teams — that isn't nailed down.
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But the next Star Wars movies aren't exactly confirmed and when they do get nailed down, they'll likely focus on new characters outside of the Skywalker family's galactic journeys.
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On Saturday, he assisted on one of Robert Huth's two goals with a pinpoint free kick, and then he nailed down the victory with a wonderful impression of Lionel Messi.
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They spent December of 2016 developing it, shot a concept trailer that March, raised funding in April and May, and nailed down the logistical details and finalized scripts in June.
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Bridgeport Police Headquarters The rate of false reports of rape has been studied more than false reports of any other crime, yet researchers still haven't nailed down a precise percentage.
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"I'm not sure it was nailed down until now," Jeremy Farrar, director of the Wellcome Trust medical charity who has served on WHO's working group on dengue vaccines, told Reuters.
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And hey, when you and your S.O. have a sex routine nailed down, tantalizing them with a 5-second video that disappears can add extra spice to your sex life.
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Once you have the recipe nailed down, a machine can replicate it in exactly the same fashion every time, and provide a meal big enough for up to 5 people.
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Once they have that nailed down, they plan to have "a meaningful conversation" until Election Day to explain what their incumbent congressman is doing to help constituents with those issues.
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Points for ingenuity, but Jeneve never nailed down a tempo during this classic ode to sad homeless pups or a doomed Meg Ryan (depending on your preferred pop cultural standpoint).
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Though it took on a life of its own, the single proved too far ahead of its time—sampling laws and licensing practices weren't yet nailed down when "UFO" broke.
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"We can execute any task that doesn't require hands in your city," says Lessin, noting how hard it is for some startups to get local scale and capacity nailed down.
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What's coming the rest of the way: A smart GM is trading Henrik and Daniel Sedin, Ryan Miller and everything of value that's not nailed down to start a rebuild.
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But as an actor, and for me, I'm very open to those possibly storylines and I don't think it needs to be nailed down in any kind of traditional way.
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Still, many lawmakers stayed home to protect themselves from infection as congressional leaders nailed down the specifics of the deal on which the House planned to vote on Friday morning.
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Still, many lawmakers stayed home to protect themselves from infection as congressional leaders nailed down the specifics of the deal on which the House planned to vote on Friday morning.
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Cleveland got the potential tying run to the plate after Jason Kipnis singled with two outs, before Kelley nailed down his ninth save by striking out pinch-hitter Mike Freeman.
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But in a sign of how much energy there is behind these, some investors aren't even waiting for all the rules to be nailed down before hatching plans — including venture capitalists.
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The track's taken from their debut full length album Sleep Heavy, which'll be out this summer on Blackest Ever Black—though they haven't nailed down an exact release date just yet.
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Kanye West is all over the place on picking a name for his new album, but he's nailed down his future plans for his fashion biz ... and it's awesome for you.
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The former official, Samuel I. Schwartz, who served as the traffic commissioner from 1982 to 1986, said that back then even chairs were nailed down to keep them from being stolen.
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After analyzing trends across multiple industries, looking at case studies, sales fads and other factors, CB Insights nailed down 12 industries that anticipate the biggest influx from millennials' new spending power.
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But we have got very careful prosecutors on the staff who rightfully want to leave no witness unexamined, and they want every detail to be nailed down as much as possible.
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But we have got very careful prosecutors on the staff who rightfully want to leave no witness unexamined, and they want every detail to be nailed down as much as possible.
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And I think it was just a really good schooling for us, but maybe there were a few things where if we had more experience we could've nailed down more tightly.
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Being a family is the nerve stem of the X-Men, and when you don't have that nailed down, there's no emotional investment in watching the Phoenix destroying anything and everything.
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If the long arc of history does indeed bend toward justice, the devil and his angels are making sure they grab everything that isn't nailed down before the final trumpets sound.
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For one thing, the entire film was shot over 15 days, and a five-page script meant that most of the dialogue be improvised and nailed down right before shooting a scene.
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The company has a 'Hello Jio' assistant on its devices, and Haptik may help it further its strategy in the future although Vaish said that hasn't been nailed down at this point.
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The exact locations are still being nailed down, but the tour is expected to begin in Maine and is also likely to include stops in Florida, Arizona, Kentucky, Nevada, Nebraska and Utah.
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Nearly half of patients who contract C. auris die within 90 days, according to the C.D.C. Yet the world's experts have not nailed down where it came from in the first place.
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Pompeo said the plan was to "develop options for both location and timing" during his trip, although he doubted they would "get it nailed" down mostly due to scheduling and logistics issues.
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Jed Lowrie continued his rampage against the Tigers, Chris Bassitt collected his first win of the season, and the Oakland A's nailed down a 3-0 victory in Detroit on Wednesday night.
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Joel has since played for Aldershot Town, Crewe Alexandra, Wycombe Wanderers and Yeovil, but has now nailed down a regular place for himself at Exeter City under the management of Paul Tisdale.
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Handshake, a fast-growing company servicing higher education career centers to help solve this problem, just nailed down $20 million today from Spark Capital to add to its already active year of fundraising.
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The second blast of the year for Hernandez came with a man on in the eighth to snap a 2-2 tie and veteran Joaquin Benoit nailed down his first save with Philadelphia.
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Small things like location and an exact fight date have yet to be nailed down, but the prospect a few months ago was that the fight take place in November of this year.
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After hearing rumors the incumbent [Rebecca Kaplan] in the at-large position wouldn't have an opponent because she'd already nailed down all the major endorsements, I could no longer sit on the sidelines.
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"Freeport Indonesia has entered the final stage of discussions," Jonan told parliament, adding the finance ministry will oversee talks, focusing on a "nailed down" tax rate and guarantees fiscal terms will not change.
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Arizona reliever Kevin Ginkel got help from a double play in a scoreless eighth before Archie Bradley nailed down his sixth save, despite giving up a sacrifice fly to Story in the ninth.
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Per the CEO, it's more like Tesla will be leveraging its existing and past technical achievements, adding in the benefits of having nailed down their production processes to build them affordably at scale.
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We're told the goal is to set up freshly engaged Cardi and Offset with a deal similar to what Gucci Mane and Keyshia Ka'oir nailed down with BET to air their lavish wedding.
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The White Sox are somewhere between mediocre and terrible, and reportedly are angling to deal Chris Sale, Jose Quintana, Todd Frazier, and anyone else of a certain age who is not nailed down.
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The Mariners bullpen was effective as well, retiring the final 20 batters it faced in the series, including a perfect ninth on Sunday by closer Steve Cishek who nailed down his 12th save.
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Wayne Brady says the guy who got slammed into the friend-zone on "Let's Make A Deal" only has himself to blame ... 'cause he should've nailed down his relationship status before the show.
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As we reported ... cops ID'd a suspect who allegedly took everything that wasn't nailed down out of the singer's 2 Atlanta cribs in back-to-back burglaries over Thanksgiving weekend while he was touring.
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He said nothing about whether he would bring the repeal bill to a vote, leaving open the option of letting the measure simply die if more firm votes for it cannot be nailed down.
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But nobody on Monday night nailed down the entrance quite like Tony-Award-winning actor Billy Porter, who showed up lounging on a chaise carried by six very attractive shirtless men adorned in gold.
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Rodriguez became just the sixth pitcher in major league history to record 2 saves Tuesday night when he nailed down a 3-1 victory for Justin Verlander and the Tigers over the Philadelphia Phillies.
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But after his team's most dynamic player, Foluke Akinradewo, had nailed down the first set all by herself on Thursday, she went out with an injury to her lower left leg and never returned.
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That said, Kostin nailed down the stocks with the most stable 10-year growth in earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization that are poised to retain more earnings stability than the overall market.
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In the article, an expert posed questions that we still haven't nailed down: How much of the decline represents decisions for smaller families and how much represents decisions by women to postpone having children?
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The tick clinging to the feather was identified as a hard-shelled tick similar to the most common variety of ticks found today, but the feather couldn't be nailed down with that level of accuracy.
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Mr. Kudlow said the president was open to a second round of tax cuts whose details were "not nailed down," but could include making the personal income tax reductions and some business investment incentives permanent.
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Three years ago, in the time before the Oculus Rift acquisition, the VR landscape was still very much in flux, and while Crawford had an idea, his company didn't yet have the hardware nailed down.
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Deshmukh is optimistic of the potential of a fuller international rollout — perhaps into Africa, Southeast Asia and beyond — once Indus OS has the basics of its platform nailed down and proven at scale in India.
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Tigers RH Anibal Sanchez (3-4, 29) Scheduling has led to the Rays using a four-man rotation most of the first two months before Andriese nailed down the fifth spot after two outstanding outings.
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And it's not that there's just a little uncertainty that can be nailed down by a bit more research – the uncertainty is large, and has stayed more or less constant for the past 2628 years.
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In any case, I was on a roll, and there is a good chance I even typed that Jose Mesa, the Indians' closer that season, had nailed down the final three outs of the game.
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The California senator nailed down DeJear's support at a time when there is intense competition for political talent among the 2020 hopefuls in Iowa and other early state contests like New Hampshire and South Carolina.
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"I want the strategy nailed down and approved with our board pretty much at the end of Q2, so that we can start to action that in the second half," he told Reuters in an interview.
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Though the couple didn't disclose a time or place for their upcoming nuptials — you'd have to have a venue nailed down for that — they did admit that they're feeling the pressure to create the perfect event.
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For one, consider their history: Some archeological evidence and one 3,000-year-old mummy suggest Ancient Egyptian women frequently tattooed their fingers in dainty dots and shapes, although historians haven't nailed down the exact reason why.
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In 2016, Amazon's total shoe sales climbed by 35 percent, and this was notably without a Nike partnership nailed down nor the launch of "The Fix," Amazon's latest private-label shoe brand to hit the market.
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Musk said in a blog on Tesla's website on Monday he was in discussions with Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund over Tesla take-private deal and other potential backers but that financing was not yet nailed down.
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In both looks and sound, Little Nightmares, developed by the Malmö-based Tarsier Studios, has horror perfectly nailed down—but, crucially, it never quite reveals its full hand, keeping a lot hidden from Six, and the player.
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Chief Executive Elon Musk said he was in discussion with Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund and other potential backers of his plan to take the electric carmaker private, but he said financing was not yet nailed down.
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Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland sounded sanguine on Wednesday as she emerged from negotiations with top U.S. trade negotiator Robert Lighthizer, although she cautioned that no trade deal was done until the last issue was nailed down.
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Finance Minister Olaf Scholz and French counterpart Bruno Le Maire nailed down a deal that is meant to facilitate discussions with other member states and enable the swift adoption of a European Union directive, the ministry said.
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Because of such agreements, it required months and months of reporting on the part of those who nailed down the stories on Mr. O'Reilly and Mr. Weinstein — just as they stymied so many earlier efforts by others.
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But Driskel was sacked by Philon on the two-point conversion, the Chargers recovered the onside kick, and Los Angeles nailed down the victory with a 45-yard field goal from Michael Badgley with 49 seconds to play.
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Now that Zenly has nailed down the core feature (location sharing), the startup can add social layers on top of it More obvious, you can tap the meet button and start an itinerary in Maps, Citymapper or Uber.
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No one has accused Facebook of negligence yet, but the basic facts of the case have yet to be nailed down — and with lawmakers already hostile to Facebook, plenty of privacy commissioners will want to try their luck.
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Choi's still in the infancy of his business — opening schools built by ethical hair profits is still an aspiration, of course — but he seems to have nailed down a business model that could be copied all over the world.
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Despite being downgraded to a category two storm as it moved inland, Debbie still made landfall with winds gusts of up to 95 miles per hour, wiping out power lines, and turning anything not nailed down into flying shrapnel.
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What to watch: House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler said Wednesday that the Justice Department has agreed to allow Mueller to testify before his panel some time in May, but that they have not yet nailed down a specific date.
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"I think that it is really important that we get the transitional deal nailed down; that's not for government, that's for businesses so they know what they are doing next year and they are able to plan," she said.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel warned Britons on Thursday not to delude themselves that they could negotiate an agreement on their future relationship with the European Union before they have nailed down a deal to leave the bloc.
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And while the exact details and scope of the whistleblower complaint remain murky, reporters have nailed down that at least part of it involves a conversation between President Trump and the new president of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky this July.
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Musk has given no details of funding since saying in a blog on Tesla's website a week ago that he was in discussions with Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund and other potential backers but that financing was not yet nailed down.
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"As far as timing is concerned, that is something that we haven't nailed down, but we are trying to get ourselves ready, so that we are ready to push the button whenever the timing is right," he told CNBC's Geoff Cutmore.
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Thanks to Instagram — and some of the coolest artists we follow — we've nailed down the prettiest, non-cheesy nail art for spring that will have you covered in vines, petals, and leaves the second you take off those Easter pastels.
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THERE'S JUST NO WAY THAT YOU'RE GOING TO BE ABLE TO KEEP THOSE INFLATION EXPECTATIONS NAILED DOWN AT 1.5% WHEN YOU ARE LOOKING -- STARING -- WHEN IT'S STARING YOU IN THE FACE THAT YEAR-OVER-YEAR CPI ON THE HEADLINE IS 3%.
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De Blasio and other city officials stressed that the investigation was in its early stages and that while investigators had been able to determine that the blast was "criminal" and "intentional," they hadn't nailed down a suspect or a motive.
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Given the brand's breakup with Nordstrom and its disappearing and reappearing act on the Neiman Marcus website as of late, it's about time Ivanka Trump (the brand) nailed down some concrete plans for its future without Ivanka Trump (the person).
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Musk provided no details of his funding until Monday, when he said in a blog on Tesla's website that he was in discussions with Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund and other potential backers but that financing was not yet nailed down.
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Analysts had clear ideas about what pieces GE could do without: "GE will likely sell transportation, lighting and about anything else that isn't nailed down and very core," analyst Scott Davis at Melius Research wrote in a note on Friday.
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Hill said the same: That Sondland twice told Ukrainian officials, first during the meeting with Bolton and then again in a subsequent meeting after Bolton abruptly ended the first one, that he and Mulvaney had nailed down the quid pro quo.
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In late April, we were told by sources that the round hadn't yet closed, and that numbers published in the media up to then had been inaccurate, even as we nailed down that SoftBank was indeed involved in the round.
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The barns had green roofs to match the grandstand's and were clad in board-and-batten, but the rest of the backside buildings were roofed in rolled creosote or sheets of corrugated metal nailed down at three corners out of four.
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For the grossly impudent lie always leaves traces behind it, even after it has been nailed down, a fact which is known to all expert liars in this world and to all who conspire together in the art of lying.
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Speaking to reporters en route to Japan, Pompeo said the plan was to "develop options for both location and timing" for a second summit, although he doubted they would "get it nailed" down mostly due to scheduling and logistics issues.
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When he's off the floor they guard like a bottom-10 unit, but when he's out there, nailed down as a human lighthouse guiding Boston's young pack of swarming athletes everywhere they should go, the Celtics are well-choreographed misery.
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Chris Collins, a New York Republican and Trump ally, said Pence would play a "lead role" and that Republicans need to have details on what they plan to do nailed down in time for insurers and the public to plan for changes.
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Photo: NASA/JPL-Caltech 6/6 Scientists thought they had nailed down the universe's rate of expansion, but a new study—which used the stars circled in yellow to measure brightness and distance—revealed that it might be expanding faster than they thought.
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Glein and Waite aren&apost claiming to have nailed down Pluto&aposs origin definitively; a "solar model," in which the dwarf planet coalesced from cold ices with a chemical composition closer to that of the sun, also remains in play, the duo said.
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Eighty-four startups presented (read the full run-through of every company plus some early analysis here) and after chatting with investors, batch founders and of course, debating amongst ourselves, we've nailed down the 11 most promising startups to present during Day 1.
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Have the opening, and closing nailed down and then have a bullet point version of the rest of your speech memorized, suggests Rochelle Rice, one of the 69 Accredited Speaker with Toastmasters International and a board member of the National Speakers Association.
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Senate Republicans didn't get a health care deal nailed down before leaving town — but they don't want to lose momentum, so they're going to send the Congressional Budget Office some broad outlines of a new bill to look at over the recess.
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It is already working with General Motors on technical aspects of using REM but will only begin to negotiate business terms of the relationship once it has nailed down the VW contract, which Shashua said would serve as a "boilerplate" for further deals.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel told Britons on Thursday not to delude themselves that they would continue to enjoy EU rights after Brexit and insisted the bloc would only agree on future ties with London after they have nailed down a deal to leave.
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Still, it's fun to get your feet wet shooting in this new format, because no one has really nailed down what makes a "good" 360-degree video outside of the highly produced, near-VR stuff available from news outlets and big name brands.
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With the devastating West African Ebola outbreak in the back of their minds, Angolan and WHO investigators quickly nailed down a restaurant in Km 30, home to the biggest informal market in the city of 0003 million, as the link between the victims.
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And while it is true that medical science and practice has advanced significantly since then, it is absolutely terrifying to discover that even though we have nailed down its DNA, we still can't figure out how, where or why that virus mutated.
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After nearly three years of chaotic negotiations, signs that a divorce deal could finally be nailed down were enough to push London-listed companies with exposure to the domestic economy to a premium over the FTSE 153 for the first time since May.
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The Tesla CEO provided no details of his funding until Monday, when he said in a blog on Tesla's website that he was in discussions with Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund and other potential backers but that financing was not yet nailed down.
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Days 4-33: But the Times nailed down that detail on the night of July 10 and soon got the email thread itself, leading Trump Jr. to shock the world by preemptively tweeting out the email thread on the morning of July 11.
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Lausanne, Switzerland-based Nexthink has nailed down $85 million in funding led by Index Ventures (which has a base in nearby Geneva), with participation also from Highland Europe, Forestay Capital, Galéo Capital and TOP Funds and Olivier Pomel (co-founder and CEO of Datadog).
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The show begins with a charcoal self-portrait from 1906, before Schiele started his studies at Vienna's Academy of Fine Arts, and it quickly becomes evident that he had nailed down his razor-edge approach to pencil drawing by the time he was 20.
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On Sunday, the Teen Mom 2 star shared plenty of fun pictures of her blended brood living it up in New York City as they nailed down some final pre-nuptial preparations, including getting dresses for the bride and flower girl (who's also Eason's daughter) Maryssa.
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The races in Georgia and Florida are, perhaps more than any other on the wide and varied 2018 map, a referendum on the first two years of the Trump era -- and whether Democrats have nailed down a path for defeating the President's acolytes in the Republican Party.
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So, to make sure your gift gives off only good vibes, we've nailed down eight personality types — from your fanciest, froufrou friend to the most charitable of the group — and paired 'em with correlating beauty buys that'll make you look like the most thoughtful person in the room.
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It quickly became apparent, though, that Musk had neither nailed down the money to take Tesla private nor had he done the basic groundwork for such an announcement, such as determining what regulatory approvals were necessary, according to a complaint against him by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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The first is when AGI will happen, with some experts confident that it's distant, some confident that it's terrifyingly close, and many unwilling to be nailed down on the topic — perhaps waiting to see what challenges come into focus when we crest the next hill in AI progress.
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Broadband providers in particular have a nasty habit of selling every shred of browsing, call, and location data not nailed down, and large ISPs and Silicon Valley giants alike have routinely made it a top priority to scuttle both state and federal attempts at meaningful rules governing that behavior.
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Still in its early days, Shiru doesn't have a product nailed down yet, but the science the company is exploring is increasingly well understood, and Hume says it's looking at several different genetically engineered feedstocks — from yeasts to undisclosed strains of bacteria and fungi to make its proteins.
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While the Fed isn't singularly responsible for policing market competition, it does have the power of the megaphone, and the implications of the research unveiled last week should signal a sea change across government: either tame the corporate giants, or watch helplessly as they eat everything not nailed down.
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Facebook is hiring a team of journalists to staff its news tab but will rely mostly on algorithmsFacebook's trying to strike deals with prestige publishers like The New York Times and The Atlantic to supply news for the tab, but as of this writing, none was nailed down.
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It seems that if there's any crime or even wrongdoing that's most likely to be nailed down in the span of a week or so, might be that he perjured himself, but it's not clear the FBI would have the time to show that or be permitted to.
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After nearly three years of chaotic negotiations, signs that a divorce deal could finally be nailed down were enough to push London-listed companies with exposure to the domestic economy to a premium over the FTSE 100 for the first time since Theresa May stepped down as Prime Minister.
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After a year that has shattered so much received wisdom on both sides of the Atlantic, perhaps there's some comfort to be taken in one nailed-down certainty: The chances of cricket ever displacing baseball, basketball or football in the bosom of the American public are close to zero.
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If a coffee fanatic decides they want to open up a coffee shop somewhere, odds are they'll have to end up Googling "liability insurance" at some point — and trying to navigate the complex legal web to get all of that nailed down before they even sell their first iced latte.
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Over the last couple of years, Apple has really nailed down the right way to set up new gadgets: Like AirPods, the HomePod uses proximity and wireless tech automatically kick off setup with new devices, and all the user has to do is tap some dialog boxes on an iPhone.
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The first thing you want to do in VR with motion controls is pick up whatever isn't nailed down and throw it across the room, and Job Simulator provides the wish fulfilment of throwing coffee mugs at your coworkers and punching every juicy button in the room with your fist.
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"The strategy of buying everything that's not nailed down because you could, [investors] are not supporting that anymore," said Scott Greiper, president and founding partner of Viridian Capital Advisors, a cannabis financial and strategic advisory firm that has tracked investment hauls and merger-and-acquisition activity in cannabis since March 260.
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Left-hander Kyle Ryan (27-1) was credited with the win after throwing the first 1 2/3 of the five relief innings, while Craig Kimbrel nailed down his seventh save as a Cub by getting Brandon Belt to line out to left field with two on and two out in the ninth.
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"DICE has nailed down this rock-paper-scissors sandbox environment where anything can happen at any second," Diemer said, referencing the way Battlefield's complementary soldier classes and vehicles help foster unscripted "holy sh*t" moments of the sort that are chronicled officially in dedicated YouTube playlists and unofficially, by fans, across the internet.
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Freeport would be allowed to resume exports for the next six months while continuing to negotiate fiscal terms for the new permit, Jonan said, adding that the discussions would be handled by Indonesia's finance ministry and would focus on its request for a "nailed down" tax rate and guarantees that other fiscal terms won't change.
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The details of these international financing programs are due to be nailed down at the next major UN climate meeting in December in Madrid, where countries will delve into the specifics of how they intend to meet their own targets and how efforts to help developing countries will count toward their own climate change goals.
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As such, it's the first real test of the law since it went into effect earlier this year, Russell Brandom reports: No one has accused Facebook of negligence yet, but the basic facts of the case have yet to be nailed down — and with lawmakers already hostile to Facebook, plenty of privacy commissioners will want to try their luck.
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There's a Lewis Carroll quality to the ideas and prose here, but the horror has been dialed way up, so much so that it becomes absurd: The dirty little thrill of adventure games is to act as a spoiler, to walk into an environment and tear it apart as you pick up everything not nailed down and break everything standing in your way.
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"In a statement to CNN on Tuesday, U.S. Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Scott Gottlieb conceded it was "frustrating" that federal health agencies had not nailed down the source of the illness, but that officials "have confidence that it's tied to romaine lettuce... Most of the romaine lettuce being harvested right now is coming from the California region, although there's some lettuce coming in from Mexico.
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With less than 24 hours until the participants are nailed down, six candidates are slated to be on the stage: Sanders, former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenBiden leads Sanders by single digits in South Carolina: poll Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Biden will go after Bloomberg, Sanders at Las Vegas debate, aides say MORE, former South Bend, Ind.
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Highlights include Brian and Ryan, who will be roaming the grounds with their "sound collecting helmets," creating a sound database for other artists to utilize; SASSAS's Sound Shoppe, and improvisational noise workshop led by members of the seminal Los Angeles Free Music Society; and Steven Speciale's Automaton Bricolage Cogitating, a Fluxus piano with keys nailed down that has been modified with robotics, samples, and contact mics into a new incarnation.
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"No one was really expecting a massive shift in policy stance, but just something to say June is a live meeting when it comes to signalling the end of QE." Patel added that sterling - which outperformed the dollar against the euro - had also been boosted by a speech by German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who said the European Union would only agree on future ties with London after they have nailed down a deal to leave.
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I'd like to ask this Clevelander his thoughts on the sort-of unholy alliance that Trump is attempting to forge between gays and conservatives in the wake of the Orlando shooting, but I have to decline the drink, as I'm there prepping to meet Milo Yiannopoulos, who I first saw speak at the surreal "America First" Rally on the opening day, orbited again at his relatively boring LGBTrump party the following night, and now had finally nailed down for an interview.
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Read more:The Fed has enabled an army of debt-laden 'zombie' companies — and its rate cut could make the situation even worseBlackRock's global research chief explains why the stock market's principal driver just changed — and breaks down how investors should adjust to the big shiftBernstein studied 119 years of history — including the Great Depression — and nailed down the 5 things every investor should learn about stock-market crashesForget a recession: BlackRock's global research chief warns of an even more perilous threat to markets that's approaching for the first time in years
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After months of work, two of our reporters — Adam Goldman and Mike Schmidt — nailed down the fact that the second-ranking official in the Justice Department, Rod J. Rosenstein, was so concerned with the chaos in the White House in the wake of the firing of the F.B.I. director, James B. Comey, that he suggested in a meeting with other officials the possibility of wearing a wire to surreptitiously document the president's behavior and of soliciting support for invoking the 25th Amendment to declare the president unfit for office.
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