Young me kind of put the screws to old me.
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"It ain't hard to put the screws to a black man once he's in the system," Tariq explains.
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The judge even said put the screws to him so he sings or composes to either prosecute or impeach Trump.
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Then of course they put the screws to his relationship with his grandfather, which I thought was the most sad.
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"It's got to be frustrating when you're in a state where local and state officials really put the screws to taxpayers," Brady told reporters.
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Remember Judge Ellis said, they want to put the screws to him and make him sing so they can either prosecute or impeach President Trump.
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Just to be clear, the US has never – under any administration -- really put the screws to Saudi Arabia (or any other Sunni Arab allies) over human rights.
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The European Union put the screws to both South Korea and Thailand after it encountered evidence that the countries weren't properly overseeing their fleets, threatening trade sanctions.
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And remember what the judge said -- to put the screws to Manafort, to make them sing or compose, so they&aposll get information, so they can get Trump.
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Sure, it looks as if Elliot and Darlene have finally put the screws to the Deus Group and exposed its leader, Whiterose, as the murderer she really is.
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But they pulled this out of moth balls just to put the screws to him so they could get him to sing or compose as Judge Ellis said, so that they could prosecute or impeach Trump.
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This was supposed to be about Trump-Russia collusion to, put the screws to Manafort so that he will sing and the purpose -- so that they could either prosecute or impeach the president of the United States.
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Normally that would be an open invitation for the rest of the lineup to put the screws to the Cubs staff, but the Nationals seized upon it as an opportunity to fill their sports diapers to beat the band.
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Oh you go back to Manafort, you put the screws to `em, so he&aposll sing or he may compose so that they will get information they can use to prosecute or impeach the sitting president, a duly elected president.
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Judge Ellis&apos comments is -- going back to 2005 tax case with Ukraine and Paul Manafort to put the screws to the president so that Manafort sings or composes, suborning perjury, and the hopes that they can prosecute or impeach the president.
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TC: Cloudflare is particularly concerned with the growth of non-practicing entities that are started by former IP litigators, because they can buy up unused patents on the cheap, then, using their law degrees, easily and affordably put the screws to companies with those patents.
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Let's put the screws to the people who actually sacrifice their bodies—and as we continue to learn, their minds—and provide the entertainment we enjoy, while once again providing the people who least deserve, or even need it, the path of least resistance.
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After the big boom and bust of the late '90s, for example, investors who'd earlier settled for one times their money back put the screws to founders out of nervousness and began demanding up to 10 times their return before anyone else got paid in an exit event.
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