Picking off parts of Fox would come with considerable risks.
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Picking off parts of Fox will come with considerable risks.
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From there, sensors monitor which items you're picking off the shelves.
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Democrats are picking off the Republicans who held Trump at arm's length.
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Reed played patiently, picking off six birdies without taking too many risks.
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Picking off eight Democratic votes would be a very tall order indeed.
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Skelley thinks the Democrats may have the best luck picking off Sen.
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A mostly female army is raiding the corridors of power, picking off abusers.
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But Pelosi has been picking off her detractors one-by-one, including Rep.
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And that's how Pelosi would slowly start picking off incumbents -- one by one.
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Bandy bailed Garza out by picking off Bruce at second, ending the inning.
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Dean Heller (NV) — are seats that Democrats have a real shot at picking off.
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Cruz is picking off your delegates, and is about to win Wisconsin on Tuesday.
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The Tigers have lost just three fumbles and three interceptions while picking off seven passes.
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"It would be like picking off lice on the head of bald man," Wang added.
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He's looking at the brain closely and picking off small stringy fibers from its exterior.
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Others are great for picking off enemies at a distance but take forever to reload.
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Dean Heller (R-NV) — are seats that Democrats have a real shot at picking off.
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A small, struggling side might be able to rebuild by picking off unwanted players from elsewhere.
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Jackson was one of the biggest reasons why, picking off Barrett three times in the rout.
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Cobb had the rare honor of picking off the same runner in back-to-back innings.
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Caught in the act, the killer reaches for a rifle and starts picking off his observers.
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All these years later, Hopkins recognizes his fascination seems fitting: Woodpeckers are persistent at picking off worms.
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Lorenzo, one of the farm's employees, stands among the bushes, picking off a few ripe red berries.
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Joe Donnelly in what could be the GOP's best chance of picking off a Democratic-held seat.
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But it does not appear that opponents of DeVos have succeeded in picking off another GOP vote.
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And picking off those Ohio delegates makes it more difficult for Trump to win the nomination outright.
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He started the final 12 games of last season for the Arizona Cardinals, picking off three passes.
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It can exploit its bargaining power to get a better deal by picking off countries one by one.
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Rather, it&aposs a point of emphasis every day in practice -- stripping ball-carriers and picking off passes.
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And as Hannah grew up and away from Adam, I started picking off the fuckboys one by one.
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China has "succeeded in picking off a handful of Taiwan's last remaining diplomatic partners," according to the report.
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Team Bloomberg is also picking off the carcasses of fallen Democratic candidates as he bulks up his team.
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Thompson had one of his best defensive games of the season blocking four shots and picking off four steals.
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That might also help Pinterest fend off apps picking off certain use cases that the company has traditionally owned.
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Ossoff has lifted Democrats' hopes of picking off the longtime GOP-held seat, one Republicans have held since 1979.
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In game four, both teams started aggressive but quickly pulled back, mostly picking off single kills and playing smart.
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He starts combing through the crop, carefully picking off shriveling leaves so the healthy buds can get more light.
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It's time to remember Larry Bird picking off Isiah Thomas back in 1987, heads-up basketball at its best.
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He shined in his first year in Jacksonville, picking off four passes, breaking up 23 and collecting 60 tackles.
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Wake Forest redshirt sophomore linebacker Chase Monroe notched his first career interception by picking off Blackman in the second quarter.
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That touchdown came after the game's first turnover as Damontae Kazee got his seventh interception, picking off Winston's deflected pass.
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The pregame warm-up must've worked ... 'cause Amendola ended up picking off TB12 for a pick-6 during the game.
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After a series of bank robberies in North Carolina, Sampson returned to his native Massachusetts and began picking off victims.
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But because of that, it might actually be more vulnerable to companies, like Houzz, picking off its most-popular niches.
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Now that several big legislative repeal efforts have failed, they've instead started picking off those pieces, one at a time.
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But QMV would make it harder for China to paralyse the EU by picking off one small member at a time.
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Parrish played eight seasons with the Browns (1959-1966), picking off 29 passes in Cleveland, which ranks seventh in franchise history.
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In more mature markets, it's about picking off specific categories of users who have not been well addressed by smartphone makers.
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You feel very cool during engagements, picking off enemies, dodging behind cover, flying to a new vantage point and so on.
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The subsequent court case unveiled Milat's pattern of picking off hitchhikers and foreign backpackers in Sydney and murdering them at Belanglo.
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BRONCOS 27, CHARGERS 19 Denver's defenders took turns picking off and pummeling Philip Rivers in a win over visiting San Diego.
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Jackson said simply picking off passes was not enough for his team, which has scored five times on interceptions this season.
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Trump will spend Saturday and Sunday in Pennsylvania, which suddenly looks like his best shot at picking off a blue state.
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Democrats roared back to life in the 2018 midterm elections, picking off two of the state's four congressional seats from Republicans.
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In the final miles she was picking off a fair number of women, but did not fully grasp what that meant.
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Arrieta worked around a leadoff walk and hit in the seventh, picking off Jose Reyes at first to end the threat.
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Although Swagger is retired, he continues to behave like an active duty soldier, picking off his foes with impunity on American soil.
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The teams traded kills for 20 minutes until DC ramped it up, picking off EHOME and winning team fights one after another.
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Sanchez flashed his powerful arm on Friday night, picking off a Rays runner at second base with a throw from his knees.
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But Pelosi, a shrewd political operator who has been a master of her caucus, began picking off her detractors one by one.
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Then one of the people being hunted turns the tables, picking off the killers one by one until only the ringleader remains.
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He has solid support and a sophisticated political operation as he tries for a comeback by picking off traditionally left-leaning regions.
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The clowns (seemingly led by Kai) start picking off neighbors pretty early, leaving behind bloody smiley faces and fear that leads to chaos.
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I spend my playing time lonely, trolling others in a Hydra, and picking off randoms with an explosive sniper rifle from a rooftop.
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Is it "breaking the game" to flout the patterns established throughout decades of Jeopardy history, in favor of picking off the priciest clues?
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He didn't have a single 1-2-3 inning but stranded eight baserunners while also picking off Bryce Harper to end the fifth.
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Is Survivor a show about social politics, dodging and weaving through power structures, keeping your alliance intact and picking off the other groups?
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Mr. Macron's intended message was clear: Instead of picking off individual European Union members, China would have to deal with a united Europe.
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The Chinese government had been systematically picking off American spies in China, dismantling a network that had taken the C.I.A. years to build.
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They can also be observed deftly picking off beetles or grasshoppers from the grass when they are in abundance in sunny summer fields.
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This attempt to undermine the election results by picking off members of the Trump cabinet needs to stop now or it will never stop.
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Wood then went back in to pitch in the eighth inning and ended the inning by picking off Shawn O'Malley trying to steal second.
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Buffalo's defense had three interceptions, including linebacker Ramon Humber picking off Josh McCown's pass to thwart a 2-point conversion in the third quarter.
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The discoveries of lawmakers — sometimes unknowingly — holding dual citizenship has been likened to a virus spreading through Parliament, picking off members month after month.
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Its infiltration of a Russian airforce base is tense and tentative, the careful picking off of patrols essential to progress, over full-frontal assault.
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Xyp21x ran back to find cover and keep eyes on the bomb, picking off Byali from a distance to win the round in astounding fashion.
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But Trump obliterated Clinton's firewall, picking off unexpected wins in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, as well as sweeping swing states like North Carolina, Florida and Ohio.
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After straining to defend seats in bright-red states in 2018, Democrats are focused on picking off Republicans to claim the Senate majority in 2020.
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But he may find that there's some power in numbers: Targeting a pack of a dozen Republicans is harder than picking off a few strays.
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We watched them fall all week as the water rose up, picking off sticks a few at a time and dragging them out to sea.
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Tulsa business executive Kevin Stitt defeated Oklahoma City Mayor Mick Cornett, giving hope to Democrats who want a shot at picking off this governor's mansion.
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The bird swooped in on the guy like a hawk picking off an unsuspecting mouse, sending him toppling out of his chair and onto the floor.
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If you're the Nat Wolff in Death Note, you use it to turn yourself into a vengeful god, picking off criminals in the name of justice.
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Cruz has in recent contests focused more on the delegate game, picking off support in individual congressional districts even as he lost statewide in several places.
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The OpenAI Five were unerringly precise, aggressively picking off targets with spells and attacks, and generally being a menace to any enemy heroes they came upon.
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That means picking off reporters from more mainstream news outlets like John Carney, a former Wall Street Journal reporter who will edit the website's business page.
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"And slowly but surely, I've been picking off that armor and I don't want to sound trite, but in a way, finding myself again," she explains.
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But Telvin Smith got it right back for the Jaguars on the first play of the fourth quarter, picking off a Luck pass at the 26.
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But let's just say that Sanders doesn't break through in the 2020 nominating contest and instead just puddles along picking off a state here and there.
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And apparently you can include "picking off randoms with an explosive sniper rifle from a rooftop (in GTA)" onto the list of things that can't buy happiness.
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Gordon Humphrey as he hovered near the front of a "hospitality suite" at the Ramada Plaza hotel here Friday night, picking off possible supporters for Ohio Gov.
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While Salesforce birthed tools for online customer relationship management, it faces the ever-present threat of smaller companies picking off niches and turning them into big companies.
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Observe Charlize picking off the chocolate chips from a lonely muffin, nine months in, and running into her striking lady-ex from back-in-the-day Brooklyn.
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The Hawkeyes' defense set the tone, limiting highly toutedquarterback Josh Allen and the Cowboys to 233 total yards and three pointswhile picking off a pair of passes.
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Hulen Mall, an asset owned by General Growth Properties in Fort Worth, Texas, has been picking off retailers from Ridgmar Mall, a privately held center, for years.
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The House has spent most of its time picking off a series of deregulation measures, like overturning a rule intended to protect surface water from mining operations.
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In Maryland, Cruz's state backers have expressed optimism about picking off a few delegates in places ranging from the Baltimore suburbs, where Cruz stumped Monday, to inner cities.
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Bin Laden fretted about the CIA drone program, which was picking off so many key members of al Qaeda in the Pakistani tribal region of Waziristan bordering Afghanistan.
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If they succeed, it'll be great politics for them, giving the GOP a real shot at picking off many of the more moderate members of the Democratic party.
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Back when Georgia started picking off black voters' polling places in 2013, Stacey Abrams was the minority leader of the state House—and knew exactly what was happening.
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Josh Metellus, who returned an interception for a touchdown against SMU a week earlier, sparked the Wolverines by picking off an Adrian Martinez pass on Nebraska's first possession.
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He is wary of what could happen if Democrats succeed in picking off moderate Republican senators to form a majority able to call witnesses and prolong the proceeding.
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Their firm Centerview Partners has enjoyed enormous success ever since, routinely picking off megadeal mandates from bulge-bracket competitors and leaping onto the industry league tables in the process.
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Adding globs of pink paint to cover up your opponent's hard work was — and still is — just as satisfying as picking off an enemy with a well-placed shot.
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Fast-forward to 2017 and the peace-process has dwindled, a devastating war broke out in neighbouring Syria, and the tourism that was just picking off has abruptly shrunk.
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As a clean user interface for investing, for now, Piggy may be vulnerable to other startups picking off a similar bucket of users with their own differentiated user interface.
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New York's second score came on one of the Cowboys' miscues, when cornerback Leon Hall recorded his first interception as a Giant, picking off Prescott's pass intended for Bryant.
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Since turning pro, he's been a pretty solid player -- even picking off Kirk Cousins for a Pick 6 in the Week 8 battle this season against the Minnesota Vikings.
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And Jon Tester the sitting Nevada -- the sitting Montana senator is one of the votes that he might, the president might have a chance of picking off for his nominee.
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Whenever you see a video of an astronaut drinking water, they do it like they're playing a game of orbital Hungry Hungry Hippos, picking off drops floating in mid air.
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Angels C Martin Maldonado put his arm on display Tuesday, throwing out a potential base stealer at second base while picking off another runner at first from his knees. 3.
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Pro-Trump Republicans should be worried that Hillary Clinton's campaign will have an easy time picking off-the-wall sound bites from that speech to feature in their attack ads.
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Despite Schumer's rejection of the deal, one senior GOP aide involved in the talks said Republican leaders think they have a shot of picking off enough Democrats to move forward.
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He killed people on the sand, then moved into the grounds of a five-star hotel, picking off tourists by the pool, near the lobby and in the parking area.
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ABLOH: WELL, IT'S KIND OF PICKING OFF FROM WHAT SERENA SAID, IT'S LIKE WORK OUT CLOTHES, THE IDEA OF LIKE GYM SHOES, OBVIOUSLY IN OUR CULTURE HAVE EXPANDED TO LIFESTYLE.
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So again it's the Higgledies that play a vital role, increasing speed to allow Evan to better dash around the arena, picking off smaller enemies who shoot arrows his way.
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On Kizer's next possession, Mack thwarted a strong Packers drive by picking off Kizer on a failed screen pass, rumbling 1343 yards for a touchdown and a 17-0 Chicago lead.
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Most of the funerals that he goes to are for people who are even younger, as a deadly virus that no one wants to speak about keeps picking off Mozambique's youth.
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Dude can play D and when you get Embiid freezing Towns while picking off Andrew Wiggins as Rubio stares off into the heavens thinking about that no-longer-a-game-winner?
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Larson, meanwhile, made the most of the second and third restarts of the race, running at the top of the track and picking off multiple positions when the race returned to green.
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The Raiders also hope their defense is on the rise, with defensive end Khalil Mack (15 sacks in 2015) terrorizing opposing quarterbacks and Reggie Nelson (NFL-leading eight interceptions) picking off passes.
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Whittaker went from purely defending himself, to picking off short counters and elbows, to finally putting it on Brunson: dropping him with a retreating counter and finishing him with a high kick.
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China has appears to be picking off EU countries, courting them, and pitting them against each other to prevent the bloc from having one united policy that could hamper Beijing's economic plans.
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Options for increasing pressure post-election include many of the actions China was taking before: stepped up military drills around the island or picking off more of Taiwan's 15 remaining diplomatic allies.
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Picking off these easy targets is only the beginning of the administration's retreat from environmental sanity, using fantasy claims of job creation to cater to the Tea Party's resentment of federal regulation.
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Republicans are pulling out all the stops to save the seat ahead of November's midterms, where they hope keep Democrats from picking off 24 seats and taking majority control in the House.
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"I like Boris," said Malt Keeling, a butcher in Sutton-in-Ashfield, a Midlands town where the Conservative candidate for Parliament has a good chance of picking off a longtime Labour seat.
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All of this is set against a backdrop in which its digital rivals like Netflix are spending with abandon and picking off big-name Hollywood talent like Ryan Murphy and Shonda Rhimes.
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Lowry went coast-to-coast for a layup after picking off Jeff Teague's pass to give Toronto its largest lead at 212-242 with 240:252 remaining and the Raptors never looked back.
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This would have undoubtedly been a useful skill back in the Middle Ages, allowing archers to remain safe and out of sight while still picking off targets who don't see the attack coming.
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Meadows told reporters Monday that the caucus will not take "official positions" on the health care vote -- which could signal that leadership is picking off some votes from members of the conservative group.
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The player is often outmatched and underpowered, and so the best path to victory involves scouting a battlefield, stealthily picking off weaker targets, and taking advantage of the weaknesses of the bigger beasts.
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Somebody is picking off the puppet cast of a 1990's children's show called The Happytime Gang, and the duo has to get to the bottom of the mystery before it's too late.
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Baltimore's most promising drive of the first half ended with Shawn Williams picking off a Flacco pass in the end zone after the Ravens had first and goal at the 2-yard line.
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Rubio not rising yet Marco Rubio spent the three days after Jeb Bush exited the race working intensely to consolidate establishment support -- unleashing a slew of endorsement announcements and picking off major donors.
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But because losing parties are always looking to expand their coalitions by picking off groups from the winning party, and because issues shift and demographics change, no party coalition is ever permanently stable.
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Assassins, whose work was often, rightly or wrongly, attributed to the Taliban, began picking off officials from the new provincial government, and by 2006 its shaky foundations were at risk of collapsing altogether.
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"There's no telling how long it'll take for the capital inflows to dry up for these competitors that every day are picking off the best customers of the department stores," Mr. Bines added.
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McConnell could score a public relations victory by picking off any of them to portray the House articles of impeachment as an unwarranted overreach, an argument he has made on the floor repeatedly.
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But the Trump team is still plotting for a possible climb that includes picking off at least eight Democrats, a tall order by any measure, much less a vacant seat on the Supreme Court.
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"If you're a great discretionary trader, then sit on the sidelines and wait for those missteps ... I would be super happy if that trader is successfully picking off some of these missteps," said Lawler.
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User growth on its main service isn't what it was but the company has shown itself very adept at picking up (and picking off) potential competitors — applying its surveillance practices to crushing competition too.
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Just as it is difficult to defeat an army of enemies by picking off individual soldiers one at a time, even one targeted therapy in metastatic NSCLC is unlikely to eradicate the entire disease.
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He fought back through the field, first picking off Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel, then Mercedes pair Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas and finally race leader Leclerc with a wheel-banging move two laps from the end.
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Rather than picking off monsters from afar, Samsung HMD's resolution made it worth it to be more precise: I'd aim for a kneecap, stagger a monster, then teleport directly into the enemy, triggering an explosion.
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Impossibly annoyed, I sprinted past the same gaggle of enemies I'd previously spent 20 minutes carefully picking off, touching the spot of my previous death and regaining all my delicious souls — for about two seconds.
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I felt like [VICE World of Sports host] Sal Masekela's reaction to the interception that changed Super Bowl XLIX [Malcolm Butler picking off Russell Wilson on 3rd and Goal] was so different from the bettors.
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So is the movie (budgeted at $15 million) an ultra-violent modern take on "The Most Dangerous Game" with liberal elites picking off "deplorables" for fun, as it has sometimes been portrayed in the media?
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"Picking off one of the proposals, I think at this point, would be a mistake to try and understand what she's trying to do and whether she will be effective in doing it," Zandi said.
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He wasn't focusing on winning states, the campaign said, and was instead concentrating on picking off select congressional districts — especially ones with heavy African American populations — to maximize his strengths and spend his limited dollars.
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There also is a different path, one in which Roberts could try to create a new center on the court — picking off different justices from each side in different cases in order to find compromise solutions.
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She comes back to life, takes charge of his band of outlaws, and drifts through the Riverlands like a grim ghost, picking off Frays and anyone else she deems responsible for what happened to her family.
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They are thumbing through their income statement and picking off the largest categories to "productize" — first technology (AWS), then fulfillment (FBA), then COGS (the actual products themselves via Amazon's various private label programs), and next shipping.
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The second game saw Alliance starting with a huge advantage, but Fnatic turned it around after picking off Alliance one by one, eventually taking out the team in its stronghold to grab the 210-0 win.
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From that perch, he became the public face of the Republicans' efforts to undermine President Obama on a host of issues, and the Democrats are practically drooling at the thought of picking off the partisan firebrand.
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The game was tied at 69-69 with just under seven minutes remaining when Ogunbowale popped to the right wing for a 3-pointer and broke for a layup after picking off a pass by Carter.
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Instead of picking off the oldest or the slowest or the sickest or the injured — the ones who can't outrun an arrow or a bullet — this type of hunting kills off more adults and young adults.
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Tigers cornerback Marcus Edmond then sealed the victory with his first career interception on N.C. State's first play in overtime, picking off Ryan Finley's pass intended for Bra'Lon Cherry in the end zone to end the game.
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As it expands to more and more countries, Tenor is able to start picking off that low-hanging fruit, as making small tweaks in certain regions can lead to dramatic improvements in engagement and usage, McIntosh said.
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But it's funny—and this wasn't in the book—but Hector becomes so accustomed to it that he eventually started picking off pieces of cadavers and throwing them to the birds and mice in the dead house.
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But Ustilo wasn't going to turn back, picking off PashaBiceps through the smoke, throwing a flash bang and leaping through the smoke with a pistol to take out Snax from behind, tying the second game 13-13.
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But following a change in the British fishing economy in the 1970s, the gulls evolved their behaviour and now live in cities, feeding off garbage, human food, and — occasionally — picking off live pets from people's back gardens.
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The New York Times's DealBook depicted Ross as a complicated character, a risk-taker who could be viewed either as a "vulture" picking off the carcasses of American companies or as a "phoenix" raising them from ashes.
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A fourth-round pick in 2016, Hall has played in 10 games in two seasons, picking off a pass in eight games as a rookie before playing in only two games last season while fighting a hamstring injury.
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The Rangers just got done picking off one AL East team and will try for another when they open a 10-game road trip by visiting the New York Yankees on Monday for the first of four contests.
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The poll shows Ossoff is picking off 13% of Republicans and 50% of independents in a district that historically has been reliably red -- Newt Gingrich and, more recently, new Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price represented it.
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Clinton zero chance of picking off a conventionally red state like Texas, Alaska or South Carolina, and giving Mr. Trump zero chance of shuffling the electoral map and capturing a small blue state like Rhode Island or Maine.
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Badgers senior outside linebacker Zack Baun put the game out of reach, picking off Michigan State senior quarterback Brian Lewerke and scoring on a 34-yard return that pushed Wisconsin's lead to 31-143 with 12:52 left.
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Already up to fifth with 14 laps gone, picking off almost a car a lap, Hamilton proceeded to take great chunks of time out of his rivals as the rain fell and the tire strategy played to his advantage.
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"You're picking off the people who are most likely to have the harms," said Dr. Richard Saitz, chair of the Department of Community Health Sciences at Boston University School of Public Health, after reviewing the parameters of the study.
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But Collins jumpstarted the Giants in the second quarter, picking off a tipped pass and weaving his way back and forth across the field for a touchdown that tied the score 10-573 with 7:31 left in the first half.
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Cruz has excelled at the inside game, picking off delegates who are committed to voting for Trump on the first ballot in Cleveland but will flip to his side on the second vote -- positioning himself for a potential convention upset.
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During an early encounter in a subway tunnel, I moved my mutants along the edges of a large group of enemies, picking off the stragglers as I went while t dangerous high level enemies lounged in the center of the subway.
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Upon arrival, they learn that each of them is guilty of a horrific crime — and that their enigmatic host, U.N. Owen (say it out loud), intends to punish the lot by picking off each of his guests, one by one.
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Asked to assess this "Phase One" strategy — picking off delegates before the convention — a former high-ranking RNC official praised Trump's team, but warned there's no way to know if the plan works before delegates are chosen at state conventions.
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Republicans only have eight Senate seats to defend in the 2018 election, compared with the 25 Democrats have up for reelection, and only two of them — Flake and Heller — are seats that Democrats have a real shot at picking off.
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Unlike the East, where Ohio State, Michigan and Penn State are gathered, the West's best chance to send a team to the playoff is by winning the division, then picking off the East champion in the conference title game. Oct.
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Crime was so rampant that gangs in his working-class town had taken to picking off police officers when they returned, he said, including a member of his unit, who was stabbed to death last year in front of his family.
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After picking off a pass by Hall, Couturier then took a pass from Lindblom and fired a shot that was deflected by Blackwood before it bounced off Devils defenseman Matt Tennyson and into the net at the 7:26 mark.
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Picking off a substantial number of delegates at the congressional district level would will go a long way to convincing skeptical Republicans that he's not just sucking support from Cruz and that he's able to contribute to the anti-Trump efforts.
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After picking off some low-hanging fruit in liberal enclaves, the campaign has suffered recent setbacks in locales such as Cleveland, Baltimore, and Montgomery County (Md.) — as even left-of-center legislators take a close look at the policy's consequences.
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After members of one of these outfits inject Nels's son, Kyle (Micheal Richardson, Neeson's oldest son), with a fatal overdose of heroin, Nels works his way up the org chart, picking off guys with colorful underworld nicknames like Limbo and Shiv.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan still appears to be short of the votes he needs to pass the American Health Care Act, but he's been picking off a few wavering moderates and conservatives here and there as the vote — scheduled for Thursday — draws nearer.
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The Taliban fight to take Helmand has echoes of the build-up to September's attack on the northern city of Kunduz, their biggest success in the 15-year war, with Taliban forces picking off a series of districts around the provincial capital.
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C Gary Sanchez cooled off, going 0-for-2 with two walks to end a four-game home-run streak, but showed off his defense, throwing out two runners at second base, picking off one and catching another on a steal attempt.
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However, George was there by the time the ball arrived, picking off the pass and starting a rush the other way, which ended with George lobbing the ball to Jerami Grant for a thunderous dunk to put Oklahoma City up 193-219.
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Chytil started and finished the sequence by picking off a clearing pass by Rasmus Sandin behind the Maple Leafs' net before he moved to the right of the net, where he was stationed to tap home a pass into the crease by Tony DeAngelo.
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Bill Skarsgård stars as Pennywise, a killer clown who—for the uninitiated—has been picking off residents of a small town in Maine for centuries, prompting a gang of freaked-out tweens to track him down after he slays one of their younger brothers.
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Well, C.J. Mosley was inches—and maybe a spidey-grip—away from doing just that, but instead, after picking off Kirk Cousins, the ball popped out and shot through to the end zone, only to cause a touchback and send it back to Washington.
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The title puts the player in the role of John Wick, picking off bad guys from a rooftop before taking down a helicopter, and I found it to be a great bit of arcade-style fun when I tried it on the HTC Vive earlier this year.
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However, it was rookie linebacker Deion Jones, a New Orleans native, who put the exclamation point on the victory by picking off a tipped Drew Brees pass and racing 90 yards for a touchdown that gave the Falcons a 45-25 lead with 27:22 left.
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Alien wore all the bells and whistles of sci-fi, but it was really a horror movie in fancy dress: The story of a blade-wielding lunatic hiding in the dark, picking off a gang of dimwits one by one before being outwitted by the final girl.
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As Snap becomes a larger company and is able to amass more of a cash pile, it'll be able to start picking off startups that can either fill out the company's ranks with talent or add products that will help make its core app even more sticky.
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Like Rubio and Cruz, Sanders's only chance at staying in the game is to close the gap with Clinton in states that she is projected to win, picking off enough delegates to sustain the argument that he is running a viable campaign against the Democratic heir apparent.
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Schumer's plan is to keep his Democrats unified in hopes of exploiting divisions within the Republican Party — just as he did by picking off GOP senators who opposed the border wall or who wanted to see more funding for the National Institutes of Health and Pell Grants.
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Cilic blew one of them by spraying a crosscourt shot wide but made no mistake on the second, hammering a huge first serve down the 'T' and picking off the return with a straightforward forehand winner, bringing raucous cheers from the large Croatian contingent in the terraces.
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Mr. Putin has achieved many of his main goals: bringing Russia back to center stage as a global power; preventing, on principle, regime change by outside powers, particularly Western ones; gaining a stronger foothold in Syria; picking off Russian jihadists on the Syrian battlefield; and strengthening Mr. Assad.
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Trump's art of no deal: Find someone to blame It was a gut punch moment for White House and leadership officials who'd knowingly risked the bill's fate by offering a compromise to the group, but were convinced it would be enough to start quickly picking off members, one-by-one.
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Democrats are defending only 2900 Senate seats in 220006 — a much easier map than that of 2202, when they were scrambling to safeguard 2628 seats — but they're hoping to win control of the upper chamber by picking off Republicans in battleground states where the liberal agenda may prove a liability.
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Over the years, Beijing has wielded its growing economic and political muscle to chip away at Taiwan's international stature, picking off its diplomatic allies through generous aid packages, and retaliatory gestures, that have reduced to 22 the number of nations, including the Vatican, that still maintain official relations with Taiwan.
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You can hide in tall grass, picking off enemies with a pistol outfitted with a DIY silencer or Ellie's trusty bow and arrow, the latter of which can be replenished with ammo so long as you lodge the arrow tip through a human skull so it can be easily removed.
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In this way, the move to add alcohol delivery to the startup's existing food delivery service, thus making greater use of its existing fleet/delivery infrastructure, feels a lot like picking off low-hanging fermented fruit, especially as Deliveroo's investors (both existing and future backers) will be demanding continued (and exponential) growth.
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Overwatch is most impressive in the way it makes even support characters fun to play: the first time I was awarded a coveted "play of the game" award for successfully healing my team (and then picking off a couple enemies) as Mercy, it occurred to me what a strange and lovely game this really is.
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But Republicans are also confident they can pad their margin by picking off some Democrats in heavily white, blue-collar districts next fall, despite the political winds blowing against them elsewhere in the U.S. — and Democrats are relying on those members to learn the lessons of Hillary Clinton's 2016 loss to avoid 2018 surprises.
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The rest of the country isn't just picking off a few recruits from Texas; they're raiding the talent-rich state, not unlike how the SEC, the Pac-12, and the Big Ten once poached former Big 12 schools Missouri, Texas A&M, Colorado, and Nebraska in conference realignment—moves that helped trigger the conference's talent drain.
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Both sides quickly claimed victory: Pelosi, for picking off her opponents and paving the way to retake the Speaker's gavel she last held eight years ago; and the insurgents, for limiting Pelosi's tenure as Speaker to a maximum of two terms, thereby clearing a foreseeable path for a younger crop of Democratic lawmakers to take the reins of the party.
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And instead of actually having the resources to target real criminals, we've seen ICE spending this money driving around, picking up parents who drop off their kids at school, picking off parents walking on the sidewalk with their children next to them, and in some cases going door-to-door to go after green card holders who are here lawfully.
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For instance, Trump won the Louisiana primary, but Cruz might take home more delegates by virtue of picking-off members of Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE's haul, as well as the five from the state that will go to the convention unbound.
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Yeah baby, that's Russell Westbrook picking off a pass from Corey Joseph, dribbling down the court, spotting Victor Oladipo on the break, PERFECTLY TIMING THE PASS WITH THE STRIDE OF SELF SAME COREY JOSEPH AND SENDING IT BETWEEN HIS LEGS like a dang speck of pollen drifting through the wind, falling gently into a flower, making NEW LIFE in the bud of the plant and embarrassing Corey Joseph twice over in the span of like five seconds, and watching as Victor catches the pass and gently lays it in.
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