So how exactly does Aptus pounce on these investor fears?
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Then I pounce on my husband to wake him up.
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If he sees a weakness, he will pounce on it.
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When threatened, he will pounce on any perception of weakness.
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There are other games like Keep Away and Pounce on Fingers.
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Predators pounce on Ducks, take 3-2 series lead ANAHEIM, Calif.
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My physical appearance is what those Twitter trolls pounce on. Immediately.
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This is when you really need to pounce on those crossings.
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They pounce on them and say it's how life should be.
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That suggests companies would continue to pounce on deals with good value.
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Predators pounce on Sharks to snap four-game skid SAN JOSE, Calif.
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Followers pounce on anyone—big, small, notorious, anonymous—who criticizes their idols.
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If anything, be worried that your cat may pounce on your Roomba.
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Israel and Saudi Arabia will pounce on any hint of Iranian misbehavior.
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However, Collins thinks that the time to pounce on the stock is now.
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As commodity prices start to nose upwards, a pounce on Noble seems timely.
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The lead-up to Super Tuesday was Rubio's best chance to pounce on
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Many shareholders may pounce on the opportunity to rid themselves of the migraine. ■
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Maybe it's just been waiting for the right time to pounce on Disney.
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Viewers see John pounce on Terra in a parking lot near her home.
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Democrats were quick to pounce on the news that he missed a hearing.
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Or, you pounce on a time-sensitive deal that drops without any warning.
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Kitty tries to pounce on one of the pizzas and N. cuddles him tightly.
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It's like you're in the wild, they'll see it and pounce on your weakness!
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Let's keep our own failures in mind before we pounce on others for theirs.
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Democrats were swift to pounce on the White House's approach to its proposed ban.
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He used his mastery of the issue to pounce on a fellow Texan, former Rep.
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Tons of guards, laser walls, and security cameras ready to pounce on any irregular activity.
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On the contrary, they practice listening with eagle ears for opposing points to pounce on.
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He was keen to pounce on trends, to exploit and twist them for the Indian market.
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Republicans were eager to pounce on the news that a top Democratic leader decided to retire.
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He didn't see a particular need to pounce on Mr. Sanders, they said, especially when Mrs.
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Jamie gives the war council his intel, and they agree to pounce on the birthday party.
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It was cool ... for the 3 seconds it took for security to pounce on the dude.
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His "superpower" is being very rich, and he's ready to pounce on Quinn's lapsed criminal immunity.
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Paul was near the crease to pounce on the rebound of a shot by Connor Brown.
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Chris Hemsworth's wife is on the prowl, and he's happy to let her pounce ... on him.
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He'd go to the fence with Woodley, but not pounce on him and eat the right hand.
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At the protest on Tuesday, without warning, the riot police began to pounce on the young people.
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You need to be cautious, but you also need to be ready to pounce on key opportunities.
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The back is an appetizing target and most learn to pounce on it when they see it.
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Klopp's team regroups, rejoins, and then starts hunting the ball again, ready to pounce on the counterattack.
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Perhaps the media will be quick to pounce on any misstep by Trump as a devastating gaffe.
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Syria's Bashar al-Assad regime forces and Russia are about to pounce on Idlib province in Syria.
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I know they thought it would give the right-wingers something to pounce on, but who cares?
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They mostly spend their lives lying flat on the ocean floor, waiting to pounce on unsuspecting prey.
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Meanwhile, Democrats would be ready to pounce on any version of premium support that Republicans might introduce.
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And Harris clearly entered the Thursday night contest ready to pounce on the story in a personal way.
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"And when we do, other parents pounce on them in the comments saying, 'You don't understand,' " he says.
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It tried to pounce on her two more times before retreating to the solitude of a nearby tree.
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Would she pounce on some unwittingly idolatrous remark of mine and eviscerate me as she had done Bloom?
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But these chains can respond to consumer trends and pounce on opportunities that open up in just weeks.
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If Sanders wins the Democratic nomination, Republicans would almost certainly pounce on Sanders' remark during the general election.
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Social media users were quick to pounce on the unscientific poll, considering the site's unabashed pro-Trump coverage.
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I just feel fortunate that I was in the position to pounce on the opportunity to accomplish it.
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An exasperated Brazile said that Republicans are "ready to pounce on anything" in regards to the Clinton investigation.
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Don't think Mr. Trump won't pounce on Mr. Biden for his less-than-stellar record and memory lapses.
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Like James's prototype, this guy is forever afraid of some beast of fate waiting to pounce on him.
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Her challenger, Sara Gideon, the Democratic speaker of Maine's house, was quick to pounce on the latest allegations.
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But just as investors overinterpret evidence of slackening in Argentina, they pounce on any sign of tightening in Japan.
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An abstract budget may cede crucial political space to the opposition, always ready to pounce on opportunities to rebound.
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Mr. Trump, primed to pounce on the issue in their initial showdown, got his opening with the first question.
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A video showing a lioness stalking and trying to pounce on a toddler has racked up thousands of views.
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Masked men speaking French pounce on the two ladies, with one brutally raping the virgin Mary as Claire protests.
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Democratic candidates would most likely pounce on that as evidence that Mr. Trump's blustering style does not produce results.
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When Ming tried to pounce on the cat, Mr. Yates jumped between them and was gashed by Ming's fangs.
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Titled "The Moment," the picture shows a Tibetan fox about to pounce on an almost comically startled-looking marmot.
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The media is quick to pounce on salient political themes whenever a sensationalized tragedy grabs our attention, however fleetingly.
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From a window, looking down, Aziz said she saw dozens of police pounce on students and beat them up.
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The turmoil has left investors uncertain over whether to pounce on currently low valuations or run for the hills.
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However, on a significant pullback or clarity on Trump's defense spending, Cramer said to be prepared to pounce on Kratos.
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Trump will relish the chance to pounce on the plans of big spending Democrats to brand them as socialist extremists.
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They love to climb, jump, and pounce on almost anything at home, but safety should always be a top priority.
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A bear or mountain lion could climb up one of the towers and pounce on me as I passed by.
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Meanwhile, online armies for both candidates will be ready to pounce on any instance — real or imagined — of moderator bias.
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Tory Brexiteers (and voters) know that Mrs May was a Remainer, so they will pounce on any hints of backsliding.
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There are natural barriers between predator and prey, so you're not going to see a lion pounce on a zebra.
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Downton Abbey may have ended, but that doesn't mean we aren't ready to pounce on any behind-the-scenes gossip.
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I pounce on the first mattress I see; it's near the door and just a few feet from the bathroom.
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Lawmakers will grill Nauert on each of these issues, and are sure to pounce on any perceived lack of knowledge.
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So members of Parliament are now likely to pounce on the government's road map and deny him an affirmative vote.
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Riyadh, eager to demonstrate its strength, can pounce on this fact to pressure Chinese firms with ties to the state.
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"The last three games, pucks just find me in the right place and I'm able to pounce on it," Lucic said.
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"Because they're a big company doing this type of innovation, you have American policymakers trying to pounce on them," McHenry added.
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With a little personal shopping assistance, Operator thinks Chinese citizens will pounce on American products sold through its conversational shopping app.
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While people pounce on Lohse in celebration, I watch Basse beeline for Sufyan to presumably congratulate him on the his efforts.
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Still, as the clear frontrunner, the pressure will be on, and his rivals will be sure to pounce on any misstep.
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Would she pounce on some unwittingly idolatrous remark of mine and eviscerate me as she had done [literary critic Harold] Bloom?
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Still, for the clear frontrunner, the pressure will be on, and his rivals will be sure to pounce on any misstep.
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He's cagier with Putin than I expected, given the prerelease hype, and he'll occasionally pounce on one of the leader's contradictions.
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When one artist adapts the work of another, fans of the original stand ready to pounce on any and all infidelities.
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The sharps have a number in their heads, and as soon as they see a chance, they will pounce on you.
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The announcement prompted some British news outlets to pounce on her apparent ignorance of "Britishisms" on a television show last year.
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But Clinton can't pounce on Sanders' lack of accomplishments because when she was in the Senate she didn't get much passed either.
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In a telephone interview, Ivascyn also said Pacific Investment Management Co is ready to pounce on volatile markets, stemming from the Fed.
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He often sagged to one side and seemed unsure of how to position himself, body language Trump would pounce on in debates.
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Fisher advises her clients to buy only in markets they know well, so they can pounce on properties that may be undervalued.
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That is when your auto-refresh extension will let you pounce on them, provided that you have your eye on the prize.
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From the bench he often would lean back in his high backed leather chair and then suddenly pounce on an advocate's presentation.
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On the other, lawmakers and student aid critics are quick to pounce on any anecdotes of financial aid abuse, misuse, or misappropriation.
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In a telephone interview, Ivascyn said Pacific Investment Management Co is ready to pounce on volatile markets stemming from a Fed move.
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And Democrats have been quick to pounce on his spending habits and say it could constitute a violation of House Ethics rules.
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From inside the bus, the slower runners seemed like meek prey being hunted by oversized predators ready to pounce on their weaknesses.
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But Lloris dives to his left to parry it away in front of Sainsburg, who was there to pounce on any mistake.
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Democrats, meanwhile, indicated they are poised once again to pounce on health care as a campaign issue ahead of the 2020 election.
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Monkeys of all ages traverse the lines and cables that interweave over the bustling marketplace below, waiting to pounce on any unattended food.
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Pundits, media outlets, and Twitter junkies were ready to watch Kaine pounce on Pence over this — only to discover a disappointingly familiar silence.
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Artists, poets and playwrights, ever attentive to such fads, were quick to pounce on the trend, incorporating reflections and doubles into their work.
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Early on, especially when I worked on Wall Street, God forbid that you declare any granular weakness, because people would pounce on it.
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Arya dropped her scary ninja-assassin persona to pounce on Gendry, whose gleaming muscles have been quite conspicuous of late for a reason.
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You will have time to ponder them as you wait to pounce on a seat at one of the long wooden communal tables.
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Maya responds to the ensuing challenges with fierce protectiveness, teeth bared and ready to pounce on anyone who dares get in JJ's way.
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It rolls through Osako's legs, but Courtois spills the easy save, only to pounce on the ball as it rolls to the net.
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You kick ideas around in your subconscious and then this one is a straggler and you pounce on it because it seems funny.
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As for Eva, she's willing to date just about any man because if her colleagues think she's single, they will pounce on her.
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This presents an ample opportunity for a number of other nations to pounce on our weakness and attempt to fill our patients' needs.
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Other times when cats will quiver and move their tails are when they are getting ready to stalking and about to pounce on prey.
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It's an alarming scenario, as is the idea that people would use the mapping app nefariously to pounce on areas with low police presence.
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She loves to play with straws and pounce on my mom's cat, and apparently she destroyed almost a whole roll of toilet paper yesterday!
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Even hedge funds and private equity firms, usually eager to pounce on companies in distress, do not have the stomach for the coal industry.
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Ronen Givony, who founded the omnivorous concert series Wordless Music, is often surprised that he's the first to pounce on a new musical opportunity.
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Health care has become a rallying cry for Democrats leading up to election day, and many Democrats were quick to pounce on Trump's tweet.
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But make no mistake; there will always be B-girls waiting to pounce on another lone-wolf traveler, leading him like a lamb to slaughter.
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Nolette noted that attorneys general have made it clear they're ready to pounce on further actions and will likely have broad strategies ready to go.
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It appears that Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, will pounce on her reversal when he delivers a speech on trade policy Tuesday afternoon.
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Clinton camp was ready to pounce on Trump's VP rollout It was an experience that cemented his Catholic faith and strengthened his fluency in Spanish.
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I was on edge when I came in and didn't see them, figuring the vicious vermin would soon pounce on me from a dark corner.
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The path favoured by most candidates involves staying on the party's previous course as an anti-establishment, populist party, ready to pounce on Brexit backsliding.
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"Buyers are out touring in droves, ready to pounce on new listings that fit the bill," said Nela Richardson, chief economist at Redfin in Washington.
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But business groups were quick to pounce on the proposal, indicating the regulator could have a fight on its hands to get the rule through.
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The Ipsen/Clementia deal marks the latest example of consolidation in the global healthcare industry, as companies pounce on smaller rivals with potentially lucrative products.
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But he now uses his fastball much less, cognizant of hitters' tendencies to pounce on his early-count fastballs and drive them for home runs.
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Detractors of President Obama's responsibility to address an actual Supreme Court vacancy requiring action – one caused by death – were quick to pounce on his words.
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I observed this from the battalion command chopper, hovering nearby — 125 soldiers moving through, 12 helicopter gunships overhead, everyone ready to pounce on the enemy.
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There's little real value in a first lady undermining the president — the media would pounce on such a division, and the first couple knows that.
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Just when the wight is about to pounce on Cersei, the Hound yanks it back and chops it in half, which only slows it down.
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In other words, Tiger Balm won't pounce on your pain—but it will confuse and delight your nerve endings (and your nose) with tingle-inducing ingredients.
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Instead, political elites pounce on every tragedy to attack the Second Amendment right to self-defense and advocate that citizens rely on feckless government for protection.
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He's continued to push for universal healthcare, bash the GOP over its inability to pass legislation, and pounce on Trump every time he says something controversial.
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"List targets here that if taken out could harm Clinton's chances of winning and I will pounce on them like a wild animal," the post reads.
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I hate to chase, so be patient — sooner or later we'll get a market-wide pullback again and then you can pounce on this reinvented railroad.
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Tottenham, the second-place club, waiting to pounce on any slip-up by Leicester, ended a 15-year wait for a home win over Manchester United.
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No other technology can scale to match the malicious, state-funded online actors ready to pounce on democratic discourse at every opportunity, from every angle imaginable.
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On Wednesday, House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer said Jordan has the "right to have it resolved" but didn't pounce on the scandal surrounding the Ohio congressman.
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They are among the first start-ups to pounce on the success of Peloton, a stationary bike start-up that investors recently valued at $4 billion.
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Loitering in the penalty area, he was in perfect position to pounce on a low cross from DeAndre Yedlin, sliding to stab it into the net.
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The Browns managed a late score on a 24-yard pass from McCown to Andrew Hawkins but were unable to pounce on the ensuing onside kick.
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There are 13 uniformed officers lined up along the back wall of the hearing room ready to pounce on potential protesters who may disrupt the hearing.
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If there are two photos of different celebrities in which the two look even vaguely similar, you had better believe the internet will pounce on it.
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She thought it was fun to grab your arm with her small mouth, hard, or if you dared sit on the floor, pounce on your head.
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But there's also no doubt the President would pounce on the chance to brand the Democratic 2020 campaign as little more than an attempt at political persecution.
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And with the gun lobby poised to pounce on any scientist who suggests new restrictions without cast-iron evidence, many are reluctant to stick their necks out.
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Global sovereign wealth funds are waiting to pounce on bargains instead of paring stakes in the U.K. following the Brexit vote, a senior industry expert said Friday.
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Meanwhile, Democrats are likely to pounce on any allegations of misconduct as they accuse the president of abusing the power of his office to spurn a rival.
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" And Hillary Clinton's campaign was quick to pounce on Trump's comments, with senior campaign adviser Jake Sullivan saying, "Trump's praise for brutal strongmen seemingly knows no bounds.
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I also felt great knowing we could pounce on a deal once our dream home came on the market — and when it did, we pounced as planned.
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"I also felt great knowing we could pounce on a deal once our dream home came on the market — and when it did, we pounced as planned."
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Rough sex is about consensual sex with abandon, the feeling that your partner is so overwhelmed with passion that they just want to really pounce on you.
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Cal Fire said it was putting additional firefighters, engines and aircraft in place to pounce on any eruption of flames before they can spread out of control.
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Critics were quick to pounce on Bloomberg's slip, among them Donald Trump Jr., President Donald Trump's eldest son, who frequently trolls his father's critics on social media.
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And frankly, I think it was pretty crappy of them to pick a vulnerable moment when Travis was in mourning for his mother to pounce on them.
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So, if we can see that market volatility, and we have available cash which we usually keep and we're protecting our investments, we can pounce on those opportunities.
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Fed Chair Jerome Powell said at the National Association for Business Economics's 60th annual meeting that the Fed won't hesitate to pounce on any signs of aggressive inflation.
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We're rounding up everything you need to know about Thanksgiving travel sales — from fare predictions to the best limited-time offers — so you can pounce on them ASAP.
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People were quick to pounce on that significant number and declare that finally, Mark Zuckerberg had "officially crushed Snapchat" and Facebook and Instagram were winning some imaginary war.
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Terror attacks As president, Trump has continued to pounce on news of terrorist attacks to score political points and in the process often gotten ahead of the facts.
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Rivals who were checked by agreements with your legitimate government and the unified power of your nation can pounce on the rebels (or on you) for easy conquests.
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BUSINESS GROUPS FIGHT BACK: Business groups were quick to pounce on the proposal, indicating the regulator could have a fight on its hands to get the rule through.
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President Donald Trump mistakenly referred to the African nation of Namibia as Nambia in a speech on Wednesday — and social media users were quick to pounce on the gaffe.
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By not doing that, the Clinton team and most of the news media will likely pounce on Trump for advancing divisive and dangerous conspiracy theories about the electoral process.
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"And, oddly enough, the Socialist party, Mr. Macron and Mr. Hollande pounce on these pseudo-revelations," he said, referring to election frontrunner Emmanuel Macron and Socialist President Francois Hollande.
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That's why Prime Day is the perfect time to pounce on the pricier items on your wish list, especially with 60 percent off popular items like the De'Longhi Eletta.
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Indeed, I wrote last year that if Independence Day: Resurgence took off, Hollywood would soon be looking to pounce on any '80s or '90s property it hadn't yet remade.
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Hurricanes pounce on weary Red Wings RALEIGH, N.C. — The Carolina Hurricanes were relieved after a scary incident a night earlier and then energized against an opponent that appeared fatigued.
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"Investors are happy to pounce on negative news and sell negative news, but they're not as keen to go out and buy when the results are good," he said.
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Short-sellers have been looking for weeks to pounce on Tesla, and CEO Elon Musk's incendiary call with analysts Wednesday could just provide more for them to feast on.
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In an election cycle with at least half a dozen close races, both sides are trying to pounce on any perceived mistakes in the waning weeks of the campaign.
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The players seemed to be sitting — just barely — on the edges of their seats, ready to pounce on Mr. Luisi's beat, sometimes even anticipating it in the early going.
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In addition, decapitating a cartel often makes violence go up as underbosses turn on each other for control of the organization, or rivals pounce on the weakened cartel's territory.
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Panthers pounce on Canadiens MONTREAL — Fresh off being named the NHL's second star of the week on Monday, Vincent Trocheck picked up where he left off on Tuesday night.
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They came in droves to voice years of grievances, denounce dilapidated living conditions and pounce on their landlord, the country's largest public housing authority, which houses 400,000 New Yorkers.
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Some are setting aside money to pounce on investments and are preparing to write bigger checks with the expectation that new investors who flooded in recent years would flee.
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It didn't take long for commentators to pounce on the error, with plenty of pictures appearing online before the original video was hastily deleted, and the inevitable online mockery followed.
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You Be the Judge Honor 10 Makes Huawei's AI Camera Affordable for the Masses Critics were quick to pounce on the policy with concerns that it will unfairly censor users.
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As Abe's critics pounce on the scandal, key legislative work in the current parliament session could slow, particularly regarding the 2017 budget, labor reform, and Emperor Akihiko's abdication, Seaman flagged.
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I also trust that he will pounce on my legs when I jump out of the shower and that he will scratch my favorite chair while staring right at me.
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Scandella fired a shot and Condon made the save, but Vanek was there to pounce on the loose puck, poking it over to an uncovered Granlund on the right side.
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Some are setting aside money to pounce on investments and are preparing to write bigger checks with the expectation that new investors who flooded in in recent years will flee.
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It may stand to reason that, with the press poised to pounce on every new, racist Trump utterance, any objection to scrutiny of Clinton is tantamount to a plea for leniency.
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Trump said during the debate that he would like to release the returns but he can't because he's being audited by the IRS, a claim Romney was quick to pounce on.
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Running around the room waiting for the shooter to run out of ammunition or have to reload before you pounce on him is a better option than hiding under your desk.
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Should she deviate from those positions, leaders of liberal groups — not to mention her primary race opponent, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, and his full-throated supporters — would pounce on her.
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You've close-read the two blue cards of questions — printed and handwritten, presumably by the host — for Ms. Winfrey's first conversation with Tom Cruise after his excruciating pounce on her sofa.
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As the mass demonstrations are showing, these political forces have not disappeared; they are regrouping now and getting ready to pounce on what they see as a weak and disoriented government.
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"But it's very hard to pounce on a stock that's getting clobbered right after it reports because the whole setup makes you question your own judgment," the "Mad Money" host said.
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She's furious that someone as dishonest and unfit to serve as Trump has become a real competitor, and she's ready to pounce on whatever opportunity to get ahead comes her way.
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Facebook says at least 50 million users affected by account takeover bug Always quick to pounce on privacy issues, Warner has become one of the strongeest Democratic critics of the social network.
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Sidewalks, lawns and porches are being taken over across the East Coast by eager cats, dogs, squirrels and more, who have been waiting for a chance to pounce on a snow day.
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With their very first vote when the new Congress opens tomorrow, House Democrats plan to pounce on one of Republicans' biggest political vulnerabilities, the lawsuit to wipe out the Affordable Care Act.
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When regulators announced earlier this month they were levying record fines on Wells Fargo for its actions, Democrats were eager to pounce on the news to tout the work of those agencies.
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Several pro-Trump media personalities, including Mike Cernovich and Infowars' Paul Joseph Watson, would also pounce on the theory and use it to push accusations that the Clintons had ordered Rich's murder.
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Online reviewers were the first to pounce on the restaurant, flooding its Yelp page with one- and five-star reviews within hours of reports that Sanders had been thrown out last month.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Private banks in Zurich and Geneva are set to pounce on uncertainty among wealthy investors keeping their money in Britain if it votes next week to leave the European Union.
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It should also be pointed out that Edin likes to play an open style of curling and pounce on opposition mistakes — the Americans haven't made many in their five-game winning streak.
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This would not be the main reason for Amazon to pounce on American Apparel, whose brand proudly emphasizes that it makes all its clothing in a Los Angeles factory employing 4,500 people.
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But that single point of failure is a boon for cybercriminals, who are primed to pounce on leaks, data breaches and poor passwords to obtain credit card numbers and commit identity theft.
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If he, the sitting President of the United States, tweets favorably about your company, stock traders will pounce on it like a hot tip, despite little evidence to suggest that's a sound idea.
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Democrats are likely to pounce on Mnuchin -- a former Goldman Sachs investor and wealthy hedge fund manager -- to undermine the populist, blue-collar appeal Trump campaigned on and promised to bring to Washington.
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He tried to grab the ball as he stood up but lost it when he got hit, allowing Falcons linebacker LaRoy Reynolds to pounce on the ball at the Saints 11-yard line.
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The bar is very low for what regular quarterbacks do outside of steering the offense, but Phil Simms was quick to pounce on Cam for not diving into the middle of a pile.
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Swooping forward to pounce on a speculative drop-shot, she fired a pass by Halep to earn three match points at 11-10, but her victory push was hampered by jammed-up toenails.
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Having available cash can help you pounce on the best dealSo, yes, we paid nearly the same amount in repairs and remodeling expenses as we spent on our down payment and closing costs.
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The Astros were quick to pounce on Angels right-hander Jhoulys Chacin with three runs in the first inning as Rasmus and Gomez delivered run-scoring singles after Correa produced an RBI groundout.
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"But it's very hard to pounce on a stock that's getting clobbered right after it reports because the whole setup makes you question your own judgment," the "Mad Money " host said on Thursday.
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Now, with Berkeley being accused by conservatives of stifling speech from the right, the school's commitment to the First Amendment is being scrutinized by conservatives ready to pounce on any sign of liberal hypocrisy.
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Even if someone did manage to pounce on your butt plug's lapsed BLE connection, they'd need to be extremely close: within 30 feet and "a clear line of sight," so, probably following you around.
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The media has developed a predilection to pounce on reports of clowns behaving badly, while movies like "The Devil's Rejects" and comic books like "A Cotton Candy Autopsy" presented children's jokesters as secret hellions.
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Here's why:Where we live, multi-unit homes are hard to come byI knew that I had to be patient and pounce on the right property if I wanted to purchase a multi-unit house.
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Or places a hyped-up Rebel Wilson, the singularly unrestrained comic movie actress, center stage and lets her pounce on Frank Loesser's priceless score with the attack of a WWE diva ("Guys and Dolls").
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Even many more daring investors like hedge funds and private equity firms, which are usually eager to pounce on industries in distress, are shying away from coal because of deep uncertainty about its future.
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Graham McTavish (Dougal MacKenzie) is in there reading a book on Jack the Ripper, while the rest of the actors pounce on a stash of granola bars brought in as a mid-day treat.
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And while some Clinton supporters were quick to pounce on what they saw as evidence of simple prejudice in such massive support for Trump, the story is obviously a bit more complicated than that.
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She welcomes visiting dignitaries, entertains their spouses, hosts holiday parties and mom-dances with Jimmy Fallon, all with the public and the paparazzi ready to pounce on any wardrobe infelicities or bad hair days.
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L.A. Rams lineman Rodger Saffold says he has some Kryptonite for any L.A. thots looking to pounce on him while he's training ... an all-weather, all-purpose wedding ring THAT HE NEVER TAKES OFF.
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And I noticed, when he had actually left his phone down there, I was able to sort of pounce on it, although I'm not really a snoopy mom, but — But you just said you were.
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The mannequin in your shop window, meanwhile, is an excellent place to display your most expensive outfit, because so long as it's well coordinated someone will inevitably pounce on it with no budget massaging required.
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I live with a six-month-old cat named Pretzel who likes to sprint from one side of my apartment to the other, and sometimes pounce on me with his claws out along the way.
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The story has ruffled feathers in the Netherlands, which holds local elections next week, and among the Eurosceptic British press, always ready to pounce on signs that the EU is a den of undemocratic crooks.
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On top of the $50k gift, Amber posted she was going to "pounce on" 21 Savage as soon as they got home from the VMAs ... proving he was also one of the night's biggest winners.
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No word if the briefing will be open or closed, but expect Senate Dems to pounce on Comey's firing and attempt to gain momentum in their push for a special counsel for the Russia investigation.
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What better way for Unilever to show the world that its more inclusive form of capitalism is dominant than to pounce on Kraft, revive the business and make a fortune for shareholders all at once?
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That's also true for celebrity mothers, whose millions of Instagram followers are just waiting to pounce on a post that doesn't adhere to their expert rules on parenting, health and nutrition, child safety, and morality.
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A video of a family visiting the lion habitat at the Audubon Zoo in New Orleans has racked up thousands of views for showing a lioness stalking and attempting to pounce on a small boy.
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Spain plans to ramp up solar and wind energy and phase out nuclear and coal-fired power stations, creating incentives for speculators to pounce on the rights to a limited number of grid connection points.
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The mannequin in your shop window, meanwhile, is an excellent place to display your most expensive outfit, because so long as it's well coordinated someone will inevitably pounce on it with no budget massaging required.
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His blond goatee whiskers and notable nimbleness earned him the nickname Squirrel during his days diving for line drives as an outfielder at Long Beach State, and he has continued to pounce on any opportunity.
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You won't find Nepali teas at your local Starbucks, but they're increasingly popular with specialty boutiques and online stores across North America and Europe, that are eager to pounce on rare teas from emerging regions.
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Even before the trailer opens each day, the benches outside are full of people waiting for a checkup or a fresh supply of medicine for H.I.V. or the diseases that pounce on weakened immune systems.
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THE WAY I DIE (Pegasus Crime, $25.95) finds this enigmatic protagonist in northern Michigan, on Mackinac Island, preparing to eradicate a predatory schoolteacher before the man can pounce on the teenage girls in his care.
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He kept turning his back on McGregor and bending down, stopping the action and, at one point, annoying the MMA fighter, who's used to being able to pounce on that sort of thing in the Octagon.
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The key, she said, is to respond quickly, before someone picks up the faulty information and runs with it—especially a campaign that might like to pounce on an incorrect report showing them in the lead.
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In the clips filmed on March 20, the black and white cat jumps at the window rather enthusiastically, eager for the chance, it seems, to pounce on the friendly postal worker's face — fluffed tail and all.
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The White House was so eager to pounce on these figures that then-press secretary Sean Spicer broke an obscure federal rule by commenting on the report before the executive branch is allowed to do so.
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But Booker's in the big leagues now, and any interaction with #brands on Twitter can lead to swift and sudden retribution from an audience that's ready to pounce on something that even hints at being inauthentic.
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So Democrats were right to pounce on reports that the Trump administration intends to change the federal government's "Countering Violent Extremism" program to focus exclusively on Islamic extremism rather than white supremacists and other such groups.
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I'm not one of these people who spend hours researching the best rewards credit cards, but you better believe I will pounce on an opportunity to earn an award trip to my travel destination of choice.
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The name was coined in an Atlantic article to describe a group of Sanders supporters who pounce on anyone expressing support for Clinton or who criticize any of Sanders' positions with rude and often sexist comments.
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One source familiar with the matter said MSI was quick to pounce on the deal and get into advanced discussions with Fairfax after the Canadian group began to sound out parties keen to buy First Capital.
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In it, we see a silver truck with a swept, aerodynamic design sitting on a flatbed in god-knows-where California looking like it's waiting to pounce on the gas-powered big rig in front of it.
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It's not immediately obvious how mammals like dogs and primates use their magnetoreception, but foxes may provide a clue: When hunting, foxes are more successful at catching mice when they pounce on them in a northeast direction.
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Walsh, who will be replaced by Jean-Sebastien Jacques as CEO in early July, also doused speculation that Rio Tinto was coiled to pounce on assets put on the block by rivals suffering more from the downturn.
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The tight turnaround following the end of the federal investigation is no coincidence, and shows just how primed and ready New York officials are to pounce on investigative leads left open by federal prosecutors, legal experts said.
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"Traders are focusing on a more positive side and they pounce on the opportunities which have arisen from the recent sell-off and try to bag some bargains," Naeem Aslam, chief analyst at TF Global Markets, said.
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Strategic Value Partners in May raised almost $3bn to pounce on distressed bonds and loans, while Sheru Chowdhry, formerly co-portfolio manager of the Paulson Credit Opportunities fund, launched DSC Meridian Capital at the start of June.
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And as the Goop website has emerged as a reliably laughable source of pseudoscience, a small army of journalists (myself included), doctors, researchers, and bloggers has evolved to pounce on Goop's claptrap as soon as it's out.
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But the decision came amid growing concern among his advisers that the "biggest" trade deal in history could end up being modest, if one happens at all, and that Democrats could pounce on the issue in 2020.
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GOP lawmakers say Trump is playing with fire and warn that billions of dollars in American exports hang in the balance while global competitors such as China and Brazil wait to pounce on agricultural markets in North America.
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While Mr. Trump's administration withheld the aid, he said, Ukrainians were dying weekly in their conflict with Russian-backed forces, with Moscow ready to pounce on the slightest sign that the United States was pulling away from Ukraine.
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With legions of them out there, waiting breathlessly to pounce on any perceived misstep, she has been easy prey for the innuendoes, allegations and slander that her high-profile enemies and the misguided media have sent her way.
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As a teenager, I would obsessively scour every inch of my face with a hand mirror, ready to pounce on any suspicious looking pore with my dirty fingers, tweezers, a sewing needle, or anything else I could find.
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Critics of militarized policing were quick to pounce on Grinnell's video, noting that it's yet another example of cops thinking they can arrest their way out of the opioid crisis without offering treatment or other alternatives to users.
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With lawsuits and legislation pending, with the media still paying attention and with activists poised to pounce on obvious infractions, broadband companies are going to be extremely careful, in the short run, to be on their best behavior.
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Now, the suddenly quickening 2020 presidential race and a Capitol Hill power play by Democrats suggest that Trump is beginning to take on the look of prey for opponents ready to pounce on his sub-40% approval rating.
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While civil rights groups and some Democratic lawmakers have been pushing them to clean up their platform, conservatives have been eager to pounce on the Menlo Park, California-based company with claims of bias each time they do so.
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"He often looks like he's not paying attention when in reality he is extremely focused on the few square feet of water in front of him, ready to pounce on salmon unlucky enough to come within reach," explained Fitz.
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We can expect advisory firms like Cambridge Analytica, the Russians and other participants — not to mention our own political parties themselves — to pounce on this new vector for political messaging and take direct aim at our open political discourse.
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Here in the West, too, free discussion of Islam is getting harder not least because Islamic organizations like the Council on American-Islamic Relations pounce on any criticism of Islam, branding it "hate speech," the modern word for heresy.
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But that was before he sensed an opportunity and sprang into action: a short ball he could pounce on for a winner, a wide ball he could chase down that hardly anyone else in the game could have reached.
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If they intend to be as bold as the confident Van Wagenen has said, should they not pounce on Manny Machado or Bryce Harper, the prize free agents who remain unsigned with spring training less than three weeks away?
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The sport does look thrilling in the slo-mo action videos you see on YouTube and I'll admit that when I have been to the beach and seen surfers effortlessly pounce on waves, I have looked on with some envy.
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Second, those who became convinced that Barr was punished for her politics -- and conspicuous support of President Trump -- will likely be irritated by this turn of events, eager to pounce on any sign of creeping liberalism in the show's profile.
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There's always one team positioned to pounce on the mistakes of the inept franchises ahead of them in the draft, and that could be Oakland if they wind up with one of the best corners on the board at 14.
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As my mother, father and sister gulped that precious nectar, I'd eye them, these people I was supposed to love, ready to accuse them of hogging, of backwashing, ready to pounce on the soda when it was my turn again.
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Given Mr. Trump's intense focus on alleged widespread voter fraud in last year's election — the president has claimed that millions of people voted illegally, without evidence — Democrats are likely to pounce on the misstep to try to sink Mr. Gerrish's nomination.
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Whenever volunteers ran into trouble, they knew they could throw it out to others who would "pounce on it like a bunch of sharks," said Ruth Foreman, a retired human resources director who served as a team leader for the group.
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Biden maintained that he was best fit to guide American foreign policy because of his years serving on the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee and as vice president, leading Sanders to pounce on controversial calls such as Biden's Iraq War vote.
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Reporters and Democrats have whipped themselves into a frenzy with the false claim that the Trump campaign colluded with Russia to swing the presidential election, and are ready to pounce on President Trump for even the hint of a "tilt" toward Putin.
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And now, people are leaving Twitter In favor of safer spaces — not just away from people who completely disagree with them, or trolls, but from people who will pounce on any opportunity to rhetorically suckerpunch anyone or anything that gives them an opening.
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MILAN/LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Ever since uppity investor Elliott Advisors turned up at Pernod Ricard late last year, Paris has been awash with talk that LVMH is lurking somewhere behind the gilded curtains, waiting to pounce on the $46 billion spirits group.
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Hollywood executives are likely to pounce on that lag, noting the recent success of the Disney-Marvel superhero film "Black Panther," which has become the top-grossing film in history by a black director (Ryan Coogler) and featuring a largely black cast.
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Firms positioned for the downturnPreqin data, along with bankers and lawyers, pointed to a handful of firms, such as Apollo Global Management, Oaktree Capital, Blackstone GSO Partners, and Ares Management, as players whose distressed-debt divisions are positioned to pounce on the downturn.
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His third was a mix of good fortune and good timing, a run followed through to the back post that allowed him to pounce on a Guzan rebound and finish into an empty net for a 3-0 lead in the 34th minute.
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Citigroup is looking to strengthen its corporate arm so it is in place to pounce on the opportunity to provide financing to a potential wave of investors and public institutions, said Juan Pablo Ronderos, an economist at Abeceb, an economic analysis firm in Buenos Aires.
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By contrast, with the buzz-led, and I'd argue more cynical, approach, an investor, without prior views on a particular industry, would pounce on a thesis because it sounds on-trend and work backwards from there, searching only for businesses that fit those categories.
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While the Bulls weren't able to pounce on the small Celtics lineup, the Cavs have shown over the years that they're able to (a) go small themselves and outscore even the best scoring units; or (b) stay big and punish them on the glass.
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Now that efforts to police short-term loan abuses may lead to even more of them, Democrats—led by Warren, perhaps—should pounce on the issue to explain how the party plans to build broad enough prosperity that fewer Americans need to drown in debt.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Oil investors seem to buy the idea that recovery is finally underway after three years of gluts, but a price boom seems unlikely as the options market shows that at least until OPEC's supply deal expires, producers will pounce on any rallies.
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Trump was quick to pounce on the fact that, though Mueller charged Stone with obstruction and false statements, the special counsel did not accuse him of conspiring with Russia's intelligence agencies, which used WikiLeaks to publish emails it has stolen from the Hillary Clinton campaign.
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That feeling of protesting that you're fine, everything's fine, and then having the true roots of the problem and the emotions it's provoking just sort of creep up and pounce on you — I rarely see that depicted on screen as vibrantly as in this film.
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A temporary ban on fentanyl copycats is set to expire in February, reopening a loophole in U.S. law for similar drugs with slightly-altered chemical structures and even greater potency, officials said on Monday, adding they expect drug traffickers to pounce on the opportunity.
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When I'm finally planted into the game, little crawler bots try to pounce on me and I expertly either shoot them square in the metal face or catch them and toss them at their buddies, which acts like a grenade because they explode on impact. Neat.
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But after punter Adam Williams pinned Ole Miss at its own 1-yard line with 6:32 remaining, Memphis didn't take long to pounce on the opportunity, as Bryce Huff sacked quarterback Matt Corral in the end zone for a safety that made it 15-10.
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The Post reported that Democrats plan to call on Tillerson to fully divest from Exxon, and they intend to pounce on any seeming conflict of interest that arises from his business career, using the same line of attack that they have employed against Trump since Election Day.
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Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) and South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg were ready to pounce on Warren at the start of the debate, when the oft-repeated question of whether Warren would raise taxes to pay for the Medicare-for-all plan she's backed was raised yet again.
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So in a driving Irish rainstorm, my army raced through a forest to pounce on a legion of Viking axemen, hold them in place long enough for my few units of heavy cavalry to get into position behind the forest, and then break them with charges from behind.
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She gave up on her weekly trips to the local supermarket, not only because she has to work on Fridays, but also because she is terrified of being held at gunpoint by the robbers who wait to pounce on shoppers if they emerge with anything inside their grocery bags.
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After Las Vegas, some left-wing pundits were far too quick to pounce on the decision last February to relax an Obama-era rule that banned individuals with mental disabilities from buying guns I'm loudly on the record in favor of gun control, but that was a bad rule.
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But it is always dangerous for a European luxury brand to parachute into a continent with a colonial history, especially these days when the discussion around cultural appropriation and fashion's malapropisms is loud, and there are watchdogs waiting in exactly the same digital space to pounce on any misstep.
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Sen. Dick Durbin, an Illinois Democrat, is ready to pounce on Kavanaugh, because the senator believes that 12 years ago, when Kavanaugh appeared before the Judiciary Committee as a nominee for a powerful appeals court, his testimony was misleading when it came to issues stemming from the Sept.
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Democrats, however, were quick to pounce on Trump's comments and draw a comparison to the president's controversial joint press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin last year when he appeared to give equal weight to U.S. intelligence findings that Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election and Putin's categorical denial.
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Instagram: 2.9 millionYouTube: 64,000TikTok: 101,000Facebook: 986,000While most the pets on this list are cats and dogs, Juniper is a domestic red fox who has gotten attention because of just how different she is from the norm, and also because of the many videos showing her tendency to pounce on anything she deems prey.
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Clinton camp was ready to pounce on Trump's VP rollout He was already juggling two critical tasks Thursday -- quashing the anti-Trump rebellion at the Rules Committee meeting in Cleveland with his fleet of lawyers, while working the phones to get Trump to the final decision that he and the children, along with Kushner, wanted.
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Sen. Brian SchatzBrian Emanuel Schatz'Medicare for All' complicates Democrats' pitch to retake Senate Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid Booker, Durbin and Leahy introduce bill to ban death penalty MORE (D-Hawaii) said that American Jews are "disgusted" by the treatment of migrants at the border as Republicans pounce on Rep.
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Private moments and romance were next to impossible in the bylanes of Raghubir Nagar, where Ankit and the Awaara Boys lived, thanks to what they called "the Aunty CCTV Network" — a network of watchful older women ready to pounce on them at the first sign of trouble — but the boys had found other means for courtship.
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Republicans pounce on Iran timing The Iran incident complicated Obama's effort to counter claims by critics that the escalating chaos in the Middle East is the result of a deficit of U.S. leadership and emboldened attacks by GOP presidential candidates who contend his "weak" performance as commander in chief has opened vacuums exploited by U.S. enemies.
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Bain Capital Ventures' Jamison Hill Tech entrepreneurs, quick to pounce on any emerging economy, have also begun building services for creators and influencers from marketplaces that connect individuals with brands, financial solutions that help capitalize burgeoning influencer-led businesses, tailored monetization platforms and even a "LinkedIn for Influencers" intended to foster connections between influencers and brands.
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Still, the clothes and props need to get from point A to point B, and so the company has maintained cozy relationships with airline cargo employees, a designated facility to screen packages at its offices instead of at the busy airport, offices in London, Paris, New York and L.A. and an internal "escalation team" who pounce on potential crises.
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It's amazing to get this kind of candor out of a fighter—juxtapose this with Rousey explaining earlier how hard she tried to avoid showing any vulnerability during the fight because fighters will pounce on any sign of weakness—especially when she's still active and wants her next fight to be the woman who knocked her out.
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Shnayerson does note that Gagosian tends to pounce on artists other gallerists have nurtured and developed rather than to discover new ones ("strictly a retail guy," in the words of the critic and curator Robert Storr), but in almost no case does he suggest why the multimillion-dollar men (they are indeed mostly men) of contemporary art earn their prices.
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I don't think someone who works for the Sanders campaign should be shitposting about opponents, even on a locked account, like former staffer Ben Mora — if only because the senator's critics are all too ready to pounce on an example of his movement's supposed toxicity — but I don't think private insults made by a lower-rung staffer are necessarily newsworthy, either.
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His vivid tale of an ambush by members of an uncontacted tribe, desperate for food, who pounce on a settled indigenous village nicely sets up an urgent, fascinating question: Should these remote tribes be left alone or should the government establish contact for the sake of immunizing them from preventable diseases that can easily obliterate communities that have not been exposed to the outside world?
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE (D-Mass.), who is more in tune with the liberal wing of the party than many of her Democratic colleagues in Congress, was one of the first members of the Senate to pounce on Sessions's nomination as unacceptable.
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WAPNER: YOU'RE CONFIDENT, THOUGH, THAT THERE IS A MAJOR OUT THERE IN THE ENERGY PATCH, THOUGH, THAT WILL TAKE A LOOK AT THESE ASSETS AND REALIZE HOW UNDERVALUED THEY ARE CURRENTLY AND WHAT THEY HAVE, 220,2409 ACRES IN PERMIAN, A PURE PLAY, THAT THIS COMPANY IS EXACTLY THE KIND OF ASSET WHERE ENERGY CURRENTLY IS, THE COMEBACK IN OIL PRICES, ET CETERA, THAT ITS TIME TO POUNCE ON THIS ASSET BY A MAJOR ENERGY COMPANY.
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While many are predicting GDP growth for the first three months of this year may not be as high, we should weigh that possibility against this certainty: the Left, and many in the media, will pounce on any report to throw doubt on not only the health of the American economy, but on the efficacy of President Donald Trump's MAGAnomics (Make America Great Again) agenda of tax reform, deregulation, trade renegotiation and domestic energy independence.
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National Review editor Rich Lowry was quick to pounce on the ProPublica correction, in his own publication and in POLITICO Magazine, and to attack Senator Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.) for relying, in part, on the ProPublica piece in his decision to oppose Haspel's nomination.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpDe Blasio calls on Trump to deploy military to set up hospitals in New York Hillicon Valley: Facebook launches portal for coronavirus information | EU sees spike in Russian misinformation on outbreak | Senate Dem bill would encourage mail-in voting | Lawmakers question safety of Google virus website Trump signs coronavirus aid package with paid sick leave, free testing MORE on Wednesday issued a tweet meant to pounce on divides within the Democratic Party, predicting that Sen.
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The Associated Press: Dems pounce on GOP lawmaker's downfall, blast 'cesspool' Democrats are pointing to indicted former Trump campaign and administration officials, including Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE and Michael Flynn, as well as the string of controversies and resignations that have dogged the president's Cabinet officials to argue that it's time for a change.
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But we know that the media will be the most attentive watch dog if Trump is president, followed by many in the GOP themselves, ready to pounce on anything that would be remotely out of bounds, while Clinton will enjoy the same sycophantic treatment that she always enjoyed: Excuses of misplaced evidence are accepted, repeated claims of not remembering when deposed are not a matter of concern, and complaints of corruption and wrongdoing poo-pooed as mindless conspiracy theories or dismissed as old news.
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