It was a little awkward being put on the spot.
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"I've been put on the spot by Nicole Kidman," Harington said.
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JOE KERNEN: And you actually would be put on the spot.
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Most of the time, professionals aren't put on the spot to negotiate.
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I was kind of put on the spot with a green screen.
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But besides that, you know, he&aposs put on the spot for this.
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You gotta see what happened when the fan was put on the spot.
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Still, when put on the spot, Democrats reveal just how bleak their outlook is.
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To be sure, Warren wasn't the only person onstage to be put on the spot.
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I'm not often put on the spot and asked in real-time what I think.
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I asked him how he would vote in the referendum if put on the spot.
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The Trump campaign is not the only entity put on the spot by Nix's revelations.
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Sometimes I talk too much, and it's hard for me to be put on the spot.
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It's never easy to be put on the spot, especially when your career depends on it.
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While deeply embarrassed about being put on the spot, Foy went ahead and yes, she nailed it.
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While many people may have choked at being put on the spot, Suboi was more than ready.
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Mr. Huotari of the Mercator Institute expects Germany to be put on the spot sooner or later.
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On Tuesday, it was Mr. Trump's turn to be put on the spot by a grievous event.
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When a discussion occurring within a shared contact's thread explodes, he or she is put on the spot.
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However, at the December Democratic debate, the seven presidential candidates on the stage were put on the spot.
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I feel musicians play a little better when they are put on the spot and there's an audience there.
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Prepare for stimulating situations introverts often don't fare well when they are caught off-guard or put on the spot.
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When put on the spot in this week's debate, each of the candidates said he would support the GOP nominee.
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Nick Viall is used to being put on the spot, but front-runner Vanessa Grimaldi is throwing him a curve ball.
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Lautner got put on the spot by his "Scream Queens" co-star Lea Michele during a Facebook Live session on Monday.
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FROM PEN: EW's Top Ten Rom-Com Movie Moments "I've been put on the spot by Nicole Kidman!" he joked back.
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If, as expected, the House of Representatives votes to rescind Trump's declaration, these senators may well be put on the spot.
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They were put on the spot by the media much more than their male colleagues were, and they feared looking hypocritical.
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Put on the spot, Arie sends her home right then and there, sparking utter panic amongst the remaining women in the house.
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And in campaigns this fall, many Dems challengers will be put on the spot about whether they'd vote for her as Speaker.
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Jenner isn't the only Keeping Up With the Kardashians cast member to be put on the spot on The Late Late Show.
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And it's easy to see how anyone working on these issues might be tripped up by a question when put on the spot.
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She was a bit more bashful than he was being put on the spot, but sure seemed to appreciate the sweet shout-out.
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Cuoco, 31, was put on the spot when an audience member asked if she knew the lyrics, and Fallon urged her to perform them.
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I sat around St. Mark's Bookshop digging around their art section trying to study up just in case I got put on the spot.
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So, put on the spot, under pressure, and watching her song being performed without her consent, without her, she decides to join him halfway through.
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So Barack Obama is your ... I really, I'm embarrassed to say I don't ... I'm being put on the spot and it's not coming to me.
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When put on the spot, the NSA couldn't point to a single terrorist attack that was stopped by its questionable "collect-it-all" surveillance program.
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Zuckerberg should be put on the spot to account for how his company is contributing to the problem -- and how he can help fix it.
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No matter how much experience you have or how qualified you are for an opportunity when you're put on the spot about finances, many stumble.
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RSIS' Dorsey said non-Arab Muslim countries like Malaysia would be "put on the spot" if the Saudis demand that its trade partners pick a side.
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In the Beijing classroom, students could recite major points from lectures when put on the spot by Xi Liuchang, the graduate student overseeing the discussion section.
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One thing Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky and the majority leader, is always eager to avoid is having his embattled incumbents put on the spot.
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Senate Republicans were put on the spot this week about whether they believe the president should be required to consult Congress before ordering a strike against Iran.
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BIGGS: I think that he is going to have to be put on the spot a little bit more than he was in the closed-door hearing.
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So Ally is once again put on the spot and asked to immediately, spontaneously, make a huge and life-changing decision, under pressure from people around her.
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Pete Buttigieg was put on the spot over the rise in marijuana possession arrests in South Bend, and was called out by Elizabeth Warren for his answer
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Going to the doctor can be a stressful experience, so much so that you may feel put on the spot when you get asked an uncomfortable question.
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Boeing leadership replaced these "tiered" meetings with a larger meeting in which managers were often put on the spot to answer why they weren't hitting production goals.
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But even Republicans used to being put on the spot by Trump were dumbfounded when he blasted Yovanovitch as a failed ambassador soon after the hearing began.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey, who had accused him of being unable to do anything but spout off a "25-second memorized speech" when put on the spot.
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In a new video for Vanity Fair, "Weekend Update" hosts Colin Jost and Michael Che were put on the spot by giving the other a lie detector test.
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Heller, the most vulnerable GOP senator up for reelection in 2018, hasn't commented on the bill despite being put on the spot from both sides of the aisle.
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And since you're here, let me tell you a few other things I really like, too: 9S being put on the spot about how humans make more humans.
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They occasionally had trouble indulging or recovering from tangential lines of questions, but still, they had a wider range of knowledge to draw from when put on the spot.
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"I do worry about, with the whole #MeToo movement, a lot of men are put on the spot," says Melody Lynn, 43, who says she has two sons just like Gillibrand.
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But if put on the spot, the same lawmakers would likely vote for it because they would be vulnerable to conservative challenges in Republican primaries if they did not, he said.
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Former CIA Director John Brennan was testifying before the House Intelligence Committee and was likely to be put on the spot about what the Obama administration knew about Russian election meddling.
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If put on the spot in a red carpet interview, the publicist continued, stars should give a quick answer about the behavior being abhorrent before swiftly pivoting back to their film.
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Mr. Mattis has assiduously avoided the limelight during his tenure because he is fearful, aides said, about being put on the spot by questions that will expose differences with his boss.
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Moynihan was put on the spot by billionaire investor Wilbur Ross at an annual fundraising dinner for the Japan Society in New York when he was asked about a possible Trump presidency.
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The pop trio were treated to a slightly unconventional quiz on The Tonight Show on Wednesday night, when they were put on the spot about what they knew about each of their brothers.
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While co-hosting alongside Kelly Ripa on Friday's Live with Kelly, the longtime Bachelor and Bachelorette host was put on the spot when 46-year-old Ripa asked who his "least favorite Bachelor" was.
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In that scenario, wavering Republican senators would be put on the spot, forced to vote for a plan that for months they said they could not or risk being the Republicans who saved Obamacare.
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Ocasio-Cortez was put on the spot soon after her surprise primary victory last year, when she was asked during an appearance on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" what democratic socialism meant to her.
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Trump was put on the spot about a recent report from BuzzFeed that indicated he was flexible on his immigration policy proposals during an interview with The New York Times editorial board earlier this year.
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"He was going to be put on the spot, anyway, explaining why he was keeping the deal alive without these improvements," said Philip H. Gordon, a senior National Security Council official in the Obama administration.
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For his part, Sanders has moderated some of his past positions on Latin America by recently expressing concerns about Ortega and, after being put on the spot on a debate stage, calling Maduro a dictator.
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But the probe could potentially give Republican senators like Flake, Maine's Susan Collins and Alaska's Lisa Murkowski, who were put on the spot by Ford's emotional testimony on Thursday, more cover to vote for Kavanaugh.
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Even though he was clearly not thrilled about being put on the spot, and even though he was already making a larger point about image and pop stars and the media, this was low-hanging fruit.
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The entire table begins whooping, screaming, and literally dancing in their chairs, celebrating the fact Khloé — the only Kardashian sister who has yet to have a child — is being put on the spot for her reproductive choices.
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And in recent years, Mr. Dudamel has been put on the spot as he has tried to stay above the fray of Venezuelan politics, where the country's increasingly unpopular leaders have been instrumental in supporting El Sistema.
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PARIS — President Emmanuel Macron was put on the spot this year in front of a room full of journalists when one asked, provocatively: Which man is more dangerous, North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un; or Donald J. Trump?
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Trump also benefited from the decision of Barr to release the report ahead of the Easter and Passover weekend when Congress was out of town and GOP leaders were spared being put on the spot over the report.
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Put on the spot by reporters in September 2017, he insisted that there are military options that would not imperil Seoul, the South Korean capital, though its 10m inhabitants live within range of the North's artillery and missiles.
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It's best too to educate yourself about your protection and investment options before making the move to buy, as it's more difficult to make the perfect decision if you're put on the spot at the moment of purchase.
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I hate being put on the spot in any group setting, because I know it's only a matter of seconds before the skin on my face will turn into a pinkish-red ombré — and not in a chic way.
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Coming as it did the heels of Verizon 's agreement to purchase the company in a nearly $5 billion deal, AOL CEO Tim Armstrong found himself put on the spot as Yahoo faces growing questions about how it handled the affair.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Technology executives were put on the spot at an artificial intelligence summit this week, each faced with a simple question growing out of increased public scrutiny of Silicon Valley: 'When have you put ethics before your business interests?
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McCain's "no" vote, which Trump still brings up regularly on the campaign trail (including Tuesday night in Mississippi) was the rare instance in which a swing-vote senator is put on the spot, with bad political consequences everywhere you look.
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He had never before attempted to write fiction: "I had been put on the spot [by his two bored daughters] and I started off, 'Once there were two rabbits called Hazel and Fiver,'" he told the Guardian in a 2015 interview.
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The reality star, 49, was put on the spot at Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, when the host read a fan question asking if she had seen pregnant Kylie Jenner's baby bump while attending Kris Jenner's annual Christmas Eve party.
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Put on the spot to comment, Pelosi handled it deftly, saying that, being from an older generation, she did not like the coarse language but that she's "not in the censorship business" and that it wasn't worse than what Trump has said.
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This version of A Star Is Born puts forth the idea that a woman's "no" always secretly means "yes," and that even if she does mean "no," she can be worn down until she agrees, or else put on the spot and pressured into consent.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England, which signalled a few weeks ago that a fresh interest rate cut was likely next month, has been put on the spot by signs that Britain's economy has weathered the initial shock of the Brexit vote better than expected.
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Instead he had to sit and watch a micro negotiation between the EU parliament's president and the political groups over whether they would accept written answers to all their specific questions from Facebook — before he was publicly put on the spot by president Antonio Tajani to agree to provide the answers in writing.
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Christian knew the picture was being taken but has clearly been put on the spot here when it actually comes to shutter time—a lot of the poses are slightly panicked banter, which makes me think they were only given one opportunity to get this shot, for example someone technologically inept, i.e.
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What these could show is that the "undecided" and "Leave" columns of previous polls contained lurking "Brintroverts": voters who over the past months would default to a fashionably "common sense" Eurosceptic answer, perhaps based on glimpsed tabloid headlines, when put on the spot by pollsters but now, as polling day nears, are engaging with the choice and breaking towards remain.
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Users may be put on the spot and asked to explain their managerial decisions.
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According to Moore, "Our creative control was put on the spot by this guy. We were kinda livid".
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In this episode the four finalists are put on the spot with a knowledge test, a series of difficult questions and practical challenges. They are split into two teams where they must work together to bake for a glamorous event; the fifth anniversary party for London's West End musical Wicked.
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"Étude in Black" (1972) marked the first appearance of the lieutenant's basset hound, named "Dog". "Dog" came to be an occasional regular character in the films. Columbo considered names like "Fido", "Munch" and "Beethoven" but ultimately settled on "Dog". In "Sex and the Married Detective", Columbo is put on the spot when he is asked to play the tuba.
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Poirot is not interested in investigating some of the cases which appear in the newspapers and which Hastings tries to bring to his attention. These include a bank clerk (Mr. Davis) who disappears with fifty thousand pounds of securities, a suicidal man, and a missing typist. He is put on the spot though when visited by a Mrs.
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Poirot is not interested in investigating some of the cases which appear in the newspapers and which Hastings tries to bring to his attention. These include a bank clerk (Mr. Davis) who disappears with fifty thousand pounds of securities, a suicidal man and a missing typist. He is put on the spot though when visited by a Mrs Todd who is determined that he investigate her missing cook.
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The first issue introduces the Civil Defense Corps, a team of superheroes, and their handlers the FDAA (Federal Disaster Assistance Administration). The FDAA stages showdowns between "superheroes" and "supervillains", who are in reality little more than superpowered actors that front for the public. The FDAA is put on the spot when Old Glory, a hero representing the epitome of American ideals, dies of a heart attack during a staged superhero battle.The American Way issue #1.
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MacArthur then decided to award Dealey a Distinguished Service Cross, and Christie the Silver Star. Additionally at this meeting, Christie found out his earlier recommendation for an army decoration to Griffith had apparently been blocked by Kinkaid. Despite Kinkaid's order regarding army decorations, MacArthur insisted on granting medals to the two men. Although Christie did not request the decorations, he was put on the spot and felt compelled to report the entire affair to Kinkaid.
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Players take alternate turns or 'breaks' at the table playing from where their opponent has left off. If the player fails to pot a ball then the break has ended and the second player takes his break by placing another ball on the first spot. If all balls are in play, then the nearest ball to the 'D' is removed and put on the spot. If a player fails to hit a ball, then the break ends and all points earned in that break are lost.
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Put on the spot by a wealthy patron, he creates a new work by tracing the woman's hand with a pen and adding whatever bits of color he finds handy. For this "original" she gives him 1000€. Alas, just when they have finished recreating an entire collection of modern art, the scheme goes awry. After they have switched their fakes for the genuine artworks, but before they can sell the real ones, Tammaro closes down the operation and sends the (fake) collection to Rome for auction.
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Salmon Hater is a fictional heavy metal band, manufactured by Adam Spencer and Wil Anderson of Triple J breakfast radio in Australia. The name came about on air after the station had played a promo for Triple J's metal show, Full Metal Racket. The pair had an impromptu conversation, making reference to the names of many metal bands. Anderson asked Spencer what his favourite metal band was, and Spencer, put on the spot, gave the fake name "Salmon Hater", as a "premier fishcore" band with a lead singer named Torv.
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The next year, there was a gubernatorial election for Rockefeller, and with the affected communities up in arms against him, he did not want to be put on the spot while running for re-election as governor. In 1971, financial problems resurfaced on the proposed bridge and delayed it yet another year. The following year, the campaign for the Republican-controlled legislature in New York and governor were yet another reason to delay construction. With each delay, Moses kept assuring that the bridge would begin construction the next year.
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Barney, his old crew and Galgo rescue Thorn and the others which is when Stonebanks activates timed explosives inside the building where they were held. Thorn delays the explosives using Gunner's PDA and is able to hold the signal until the PDA runs out of batteries. Thorn is shown to clash with Gunner during a brief meeting between the new and old Expendables, though meeting Thorn leads Gunner to also get a PDA later. Thorn is frequently put on the spot by his fellow team-mates, such as improvising the plot to capture Stonebanks during his meeting.
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In Bryant's autobiography The Bear, he stated that the day Pat died was "the saddest day of my life." After Coach Bryant celebrated his 300th college football victory, in 1980, a reprint of an interview by author Clyde Bolton was published in The Birmingham News when he was reflecting back on his success as a football coach, leader and mentor. During this interview he was put on the spot and asked if he had a "favorite player." Coach Bryant named off a number of players that he thought of highly during the previous 22 years at Alabama and during his 30 year coaching career.
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The local Moroccan community expected the EICC to be their local community mosque but saw that the mosque was transformed into an Islamic Cultural Centre with multiple functions far exceeding the expectation of the local Moroccan community. Nooh al-Kaddo was the boardmember whom was put on the spot by the opposition. Al-Kaddo had to explain himself in the press why a Dutch convert, Jacob van der Blom, was made deputy-director at the EICC and was in charge of daily operations. Also the grievances of the local Muslims were aimed at the increased number of activities in the EICC focused on Muslim converts.
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Fox is known for being professional, cocky, and shy, expressing each trait in different circumstances. His professional side is shown when he is in serious situations especially in his Arwing, this is most notable side to Fox shown in all Star Fox games. Fox's cocky side was more notable than his professional side in Star Fox Adventures, where he acted more like a teenager than compared to an adult, showing low enthusiasm when taking on difficult situations and showing a habit of grasping the back of his neck with his hand when he was put on the spot. Fox's shy side is only expressed when he is around Krystal, who flirts with him frequently.
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However Allen's perceived lack of enthusiasm when put on the spot in an impromptu interview led to some bad feeling among some Taranaki supporters, and upon returning Allen did not resume the captaincy from Andy Slater. The end-of-year 80–34 defeat at the hands of Otago proved to be Allen's final appearance in the amber and black jersey after 110 games for the province. The following year "Bull" joined the newly created Central Vikings team, which was a merger of the Manawatu and Hawkes Bay unions under Hurricanes coach Frank Oliver, in an attempt to form a more competitive team that could foot it in first division. Allen was named captain, but couldn't add a third second division victory to the two he'd won for Taranaki.
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She tells him he can't love her, but he says he is going to keep doing so whether she loves him back or not, and he is convinced she is in love with him and just doesn't know it yet. Changing the subject, Sydney ends up telling him about Ms Terwiliger and the desert spell, and the fact that she is supposed to find one neighbourhood in L.A. At the wedding, Sydney is shocked by the strength of Ian's revulsion to the Moroi, who doesn't even want to shake hands with any Moroi. Sydney is the put on the spot when Adrian asks her to dance in a show of fostering good relations. She accepts, and Sonya and Rose comment on how good they look together, troubling Sydney.
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According to the Syracuse Post-Standard, "Bruno said he was referring to the Black and Puerto Rican Caucus, which is a major force in the Democratic majority in the Assembly."SyracusePostStandard-Bruno-Assailed Bruno's defense was that he was referring to political caucuses, not all blacks and Hispanics; he offered a blanket apology for offending some people, but refused to take his words back.AlbanyTimesUnion-Sharpton-to-Bruno According to an editorial in The Buffalo News, Bruno pushed a bill through the Senate on June 27, 1995 that would have required girls under 16 to get consent from both parents for an abortion. The bill never passed the New York State Assembly. After SONDA, a gay rights bill, languished in the state Senate for many years as a result of Bruno's opposition,Bruno Opposes Bill to Legalize Gay Marriage , by Nicholas Confessore, New York Times, May 2, 2007 Bruno and his caucus were put on the spot for their support of a socially conservative agenda.
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