And now we've got one whole year where we're correct.
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"I cannot sit still for one whole match," she said.
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They all came together as one whole gathering of indigenous people.
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Or, more accurately, half of them couldn't remember one whole word.
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There's one whole young coconut in each sheet mask — it's crazy.
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You don't have to buy one whole coin at a time.
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On my nextVisit, two slicesIn hand, Ivy swappedThem for one whole pie!
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For one whole month I subsisted on air and water (just kidding).
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How many calories would you get from consuming one whole human body?
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Ultimately, the restaurant served a little bit more than one whole horse.
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Let's see how different the Golden Globes roster looked one whole decade ago.
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It's one whole decade ... one-tenth of a century for crying out loud.
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Netflix offers one whole year of maternity and paternity leave to new parents.
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It had been about one whole hour since the last Silicon Valley IPO.
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One whole chicken, chopped up and fried, costs anywhere from $10 to $15.
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One whole Bran-less season later, we're back in that very same cave.
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Emily: The L&aposImperial cocktail contains one whole ounce of the 1920 Chartreuse.
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The one whole book I wrote on Islam, I wrote with a Muslim reformer.
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And you really can't beat projected battery life of up to one whole year.
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One whole dimension is continuing to make it work better and better for publishers.
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It's all about meshing those two schedules together and feeling like one whole family.
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The main ingredients: one whole goat from the McCormack Ranch in Rio Vista, Calif.
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And crucially, in that case file, we see —— Masood: He misses one whole semester.
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I was held there for one whole day while they worked out what to do.
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Employees are handed $1,500 to jet off to wherever they please for one whole week.
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In the first suicide attack, I think one whole family was killed, even the children.
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The label recommended that I drink a full serving, which is one whole TK 16.9 fl.
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For one, Whole Foods' stock jumped 30 percent when news of the deal broke on Friday.
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In this project, I was trying to express that land is one whole thing, with no borders.
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I have one whole fish every night, covered in garlic and olive oil, stuffed with lemons and rosemary.
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I make some 11 or more mayonnaises — one yolk, one whole, three yolks no wholes, triple yolk no garlic, triple garlic no mustard, one whole two yolk, two yolks six cloves, dry mustard, wet mustard, saffron, Pernod, olive oil, grapeseed oil, blended neutral oil — and I'd guess you do, too.
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The letters ended up being the last line of the book, so very much, it's just one whole thing.
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When we say that soul mates find each other, we say that it's like two parts making one whole.
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One whole floor of the New Finance Building, a glistening complex, has been converted into "escape rooms" for adventure games.
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To be clear, Ossiano isn't actually underwater — but one whole wall is a huge aquarium, which is still pretty amazing.
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Pro-democracy lawmaker Claudia Mo encouraged businesses to go on strike "for a day ... or probably for one whole week".
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"Arm strength is so important when you're missing one whole leg," she says, before musing about how strong she is.
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This much we know: A quest is on the horizon that should take, oh, about one whole episode to accomplish.
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"One whole half of the island is called Shipwreck Beach for a reason, and it is uninhabited," she told PEOPLE.
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Yet, while these two halves eventually became one whole, the software monitoring tools used by them were often entirely separate.
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Although the restaurant is closed for one whole day every week, it's been named America's most beloved fast-food chain.
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These records are two sides of the same coin—do you see them separately or as parts of one whole?
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And what a decision: you're currently 108-58 at the school, with one whole NCAA tournament appearance under your belt.
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But then I flashback to the one whole month I spent watching videos of "New Slaves" before Yeezus came out.
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One whole cold, gorgeous orange, served straight up, doing the trick of reviving, delighting and refreshing you after a meal.
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Once a month, employees of the company — customer service excepted — do not have to answer any emails for one whole morning.
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Like magicians, they can swap out one whole object for another, remove something, or rotate an entire (virtual) world around us.
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But working on an hourlong television show is certainly a job that swallows one whole and refuses to spit you out.
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One whole page is filled with an oversize, hunched, anxious Porcupine, little paws seeming to flex and clench with existential dread.
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So for one whole day the only thing we ingested was weed food and weed drinks, while also smoking the entire time.
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One night goes by too quickly; two is adequate, giving you one whole day to "spread your stuff out," Mr. Frommer said.
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The sound of traffic drowned out one whole interview, someone sitting on a bench in a city park, squinting into the lens.
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The second I had the full payment amount for one whole loan in my checking account, I squashed it like a bug.
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"Our study suggests that one whole can of beer can be preserved by allowing approximately 100 shaken cans to settle," said the researchers.
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Dr. Weiser prepped my lips with numbing cream before meticulously injecting both my top and bottom lips with one whole syringe of Restylane-L.
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What if the differences point to just the opposite — that sansa is her own woman now (one whole circle no longer divided in two)?
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They also are a more slender fit, so I'd go up half size or even one whole size if your feet are not narrow.
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The problem here is that this song has been online one whole year, and yet it only got its first comment two days ago.
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I don't like this categorisation between physical and psychological, I think it's been shown we're one whole, our psyche and self are intertwined, inseparable.
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It is thought the eventual bill for the stadiums, the transportation systems, the hotels and at least one whole city will reach $200 billion.
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"They'd vaporize one whole side of the asteroid, just turn it into a cloud of gas" — and nudge the bulk of the rock off course.
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Only one whole human is pictured, grabbing a bale of bleached cotton at the very beginning of the process and carrying it to the feeder.
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I'd been training for one whole year for this, but my body needed to acclimatize to the extreme conditions, and I didn't have enough time.
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For one whole month, we are switching the muscular man in our paper towel commercials to inspiring, equally strong (but still delicate, feminine-looking) women.
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Gently slide one whole egg yolk into the middle of each raviolo, then brush the outside with water and drape over the other pasta sheet.
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And one of the things I realized after one whole draft in third person is that it really had to be his voice telling his story.
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The goal of treatment is to address these issues, and eventually get someone to integrate their alternate personalities into one whole, functional person, according to NAMI.
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Top-ranked Baylor got to enjoy it's first ever No. 1 ranking for one whole day before getting thumped at ninth-ranked West Virginia on Tuesday.
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It marked the end of one whole long phase of his career and launches him on the great long arc of the middle of his career.
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To comfortably fit an NHL rink into Barclays, you'd have to knock down one whole end of the arena and rebuild it out onto the sidewalk.
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Another featured the meat of one whole lobster which I'd steamed earlier; I'd taken the shell of the lobster and simmered it in the red sauce.
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Just stop and think about it for a second: one whole terabyte of storage in a tiny piece of plastic that's the size of a fingernail.
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When I became a new mom, she dedicated one whole year to his life while I worked on building the beauty haircare empire that we own today.
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There was one whole day when requests for porn were met with episodes of Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman; the next day it suggested I watch Spring Breakers.
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Duke basketball's "indefinite suspension" of star guard Grayson Allen for repeatedly and purposely tripping opponents lasted for ... wait for it now ... drum-roll please ... one whole game.
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"Their bodies are so destroyed that Dix said their three bodies don't add up to one whole human," she said, pointing out their various injuries and deformities.
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Pro-democracy lawmaker Claudia Mo urged people to join the rally and encouraged businesses to strike "for a day, or two, or probably for one whole week".
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The installation commands one whole room to itself, blocking viewers' paths and forcing them to climb up on top of the stage, thereby performing the work themselves.
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As a result, school was canceled for one whole day while the threat was investigated, and delayed on the second day to allow time for security sweeps.
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All I could think of that day is the picture on instagram with the caption " like this image or you'll have one whole week of bad luck".
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The exhibition takes up one whole floor of the New Museum, featuring over 100 of her works from 1940 through 1999, including textiles, paintings, drawings, and assemblages.
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This situation can sometimes have no solution other than for one whole line of cars to reverse out of the village to allow the other to pass.
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"Current 'separate sovereigns' doctrine hardly serves that objective", she added, with a citation to Alexander Hamilton, as "states and nation are 'kindred systems' yet 'parts of ONE WHOLE'".
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Considering his behavior up to this point—"Britain and her colonies should be considered as one whole," he had written in the 1750s—Franklin's next step appears baffling.
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Between the lines: Since 2010, the healthy life expectancy for Americans has dropped by 0.2 years, but for Chinese people it has increased by more than one whole year.
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As suggested by the company, I ordered half a size up (the Nordstrom website says to go one whole size up, but I found half a size fit perfectly).
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For one whole week — starting November 20 and ending November 27 — Keds will offer 59.953 percent off full-priced items and 20 percent off sale items with the code NOCROWDS.
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Michigan got one whole player from its entire 2015 satellite camp tour, and that was the 39th-ranked player in Alabama, a recruit who didn't have a single SEC offer.
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Yield: 1 drink 1½ ounces (45 milliliters) Grey Goose VX 1 Freshly juiced Granny Smith apple Horseradish, for garnish Juice one whole Granny Smith apple into a double rocks glass.
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It's fine if you've completely forgotten since it's been one whole year since we last caught up with Midge (Rachel Brosnahan) and the rest of the Maisel (nee Weissman) family.
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Whoever ends up on the beach this summer, Bachelor in Paradise definitely has the potential to be amazing — even if it's still several months (and one whole season of The Bachelorette) away.
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One whole page of exhaustive and comprehensive work shows how an as-yet unreconciled, unfinished, unscored bill will boost federal tax receipts by a net $300 billion over the next 10 years.
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I love crossing spans in a four-corner construction like this, because they unify the whole thing and make it less likely that a solver will get stranded in one whole quadrant.
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And again, it's true that a serving of dark meat with the skin contains about three grams of fat, which is one whole gram more than you'll find in white meat with skin.
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COHEN I usually prefer to do one whole draft before I show it to anyone or discuss anything, and along the way I'll mark things that I know are going to be questions.
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"One whole side of the street in front of the Apple store was filled with people," said one nearby stall owner who declined to be identified, adding that the crowd gathered around 8 p.m.
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In recent weeks, his calls for action have grown more tangible, encouraging people to write the campaign slogan on dollar bills and walls, and to stop paying their electric bills for one whole week.
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Well, at her squat, one whole wall is taken up by a reproduction of Eddie Adams' famous news photo of a Vietnamese street execution of a Viet Cong agent by a South Vietnamese general.
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Everything you need is already in your pantry; you're just going to need one whole coconut and your favorite rum or coconut liqueur, if you really want to turbocharge this popsicle with tropical vibes.
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A mollete is essentially a Mexican grilled cheese, so you're going to need one whole pound of Oaxaca cheese and a bread with a crunchy exterior—like bolillo roll or a baguette—for this recipe.
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In this case, rather than one side of the planet being warm and receiving constant rainfall, Mayne said that there would be a "smear" of warmer temperatures around the equator, rather than one whole hemisphere.
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From a distance, its shells appear to sit atop their granite base as one whole structure; upon approach, it is clear that three white points launch from the ground separately, allowing visitors to weave among them.
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"I hope to bring the cast up to the house and have a big slumber party here so people can drive by and actually see the Tanner family living there for one whole day," he says.
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I then did some math: If video runs at 30 frames per second, and I was going to shoot one frame every 15 seconds, it would take one whole hour to shoot eight seconds of video.
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Rock the Block, premiering October 21, pits four of the network's female renovation pros against one another in a contest to makeover one whole house each in just four weeks and with a budget of $175,000.
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Dining On The Road While Legend also confirmed that he and Teigen do eat whole grilled Branzino a lot, he did also note that it wasn't every night, despite Teigen saying she has "one whole fish" daily.
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He is protesting what has now become so commonplace that it isn't even news for one whole day — another person of color gunned down on our streets, the American system of jurisprudence in place only for some.
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"The lessons we should learn from these trials is not to shut down one whole aspect of studying the disease, but that we should reassess how we approach these clinical trials in the first place," Kosik said.
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Thomas plays the entirety of the compositions he's selected for electrofeit as one whole set, treating it as a live concert of Bach fugues, each piece a sort of dialogue between two or more parts, or "voices".
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Though her "Angels" score resembles Arvo Pärt too much for comfort, her "Entr'acte" music has a marvelous range of sonorities: One whole section is played pizzicato; another keeps the violin in the highest section of its register.
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"If the Border Patrol, some of their agents, are able to do this step themselves, it cuts one whole step out of the process and speeds us all along toward the tail end of that pipeline," said Cuccinelli.
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The cost of genetic sequencing has also plummeted recently, going from $2.7 billion to map out just one whole human genome in 2003 to now the ability to pull up your entire genome on your smartphone for under $1,000.
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This is somewhat analogous to how transactions work on the blockchain; if you send half a bitcoin to someone but only have one whole bitcoin as an input, a "change" address is created that sends the rest back to you.
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In Arrival, the key to saving humanity is learning a new, circular language that steps outside time; in Enemy, trying to line up the pieces of the Jake Gyllenhaals' lives to create one whole story makes the whole thing collapse.
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This is the new normal A few weeks ago, Cohen said their daughter came home, excited to share a fun game she played with her pre-K class: try to stay quiet for one whole minute, just like during a lockdown.
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A loop of what sounds like a string orchestra, sliding upward through just one whole tone, runs nearly all the way through "Veil Scans"; around it are warped echoes and reflections, clouds of static, deep bass murmurs, distant voices, eerie keenings.
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We hammered out one whole script, a horror movie based on an unpublished story of mine; and four or five long treatments, several of them broad, idiotic comedies pegged for the stars of the day, Carrey or Sandler or Murphy.
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Marie Callender's provides customers with five different precooked Thanksgiving dinner options in addition to an a la carte menu including apple sage stuffing, fire-roasted yams, cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes, turkey gravy, vegetables, cornbread, one whole pumpkin or apple pie, and coffee.
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Jost began the show by quipping, "Congratulations to Donald Trump, who managed to keep our government open for almost one whole year," alluding to the federal government shutdown that went into effect early Saturday morning after legislators on Capitol Hill failed to reach an agreement.
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The man whom the students call the "eighth grade dad" set up a griddle in his classroom and cooked one whole-grain pancake for each kid in his class, because he wanted them to be well-fed before that day's Pennsylvania System of School Assessment (PSSA) test.
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The search for commonalities may, however, perpetuate the perception of the region as one whole and further research on cultural idiosyncrasies is necessary in order to reveal the deep cultural constitutions of individual countries that do not share much more than the past few decades of Communism.
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One whole wall of their modest studio office inside one of those labyrinthine Bushwick warehouses is dedicated to shelves of "the juice," tens of thousands of dollars worth of single-cask Calvados, tomato brandys, oak-barrel finished gins, and award-winning single malt whiskys from India.
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But while Apocalypse did devote one whole episode to the characters of Murder House, and made good on the promise of a crossover between Murder House and Coven, it was really more a continuation of Coven, than a season of its own that incorporated elements of its predecessors.
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Specifically: • A player on a team that had one more win in the tournament than its seed history predicted and who scored 4 more points and had one more assist per game in the tournament than expected moved up an average of more than one whole draft slot from his position in pretournament mock drafts.
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And look, I have one whole sentence left over to mention that when I was compiling this list, I totally forgot the essential cooking series Salt Fat Acid Heat (Netflix) and the lovely dramedy This Close (SundanceNow), both of which remind me that no matter how much TV exists at any given moment, there are still, somehow, new and interesting ideas popping up all over the place, and there almost certainly will be in 2019 too.
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To me, the 5.0 rating is a sign that I'm doing something right, a sign that despite the fact that I sometimes don't respond to texts, despite the fact that it took one whole week to send an acknowledgement that I received a birthday gift from a family friend, despite the fact that I occasionally flake out on social engagements an hour before they start, despite the fact that I know I can do better in my everyday life, I'm a good person.
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P-496 launched on November 18, 2018 from Puerto Rico, and spent a total of 223 days flying in the Earth's stratosphere, where it did one whole circuit around the world, and also spent more than half its time aloft (140 continuous days) sticking to a defined area just off the west coast of South America, testing its ability to navigate a relatively fixed spot for a prolonged period, which is key to Loon's goal of using these balloons to blanket underserved areas in high-speed cellular network connectivity.
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