My friend puts down her card and we Venmo her.
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Midge Maisel puts down the Pyrex and picks up a mic.
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Instead, she shrugs and puts down her glass, touches her belly.
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I'm dead by the time Valenzuela puts down flan and cherry pie.
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Outside, the cold air startles her and she puts down the packs.
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Jubilee puts down a party-ready mix of her own, as usual.
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The tiny 53-liter puts down 130 horsepower, so merging requires some planning.
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The first layer he puts down is a dark but still vibrant yellow.
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He carries a suitcase, which he puts down beside another man, before moving on.
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This grill-shamer puts down the person doing everyone at the party a favor.
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Drivers will receive a portion of the pet surcharge that the rider puts down.
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Elton John Puts Down in Words How Wonderful (and Weird) Life Has Been 219.
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Their reactions brought up an interesting question: What happens when Future puts down the lean?
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She chews silently and then puts down her utensils, often without a flicker of expression.
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She takes a different tack, and puts down every single task that's on her mind.
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If someone puts down a +4 card, you must draw 4 and your turn is skipped.
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In Germany's east the AfD has acquired a distinctive voice as it puts down local roots.
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He's a natural communicator, which he puts down to having moved so much as a child.
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" Mom puts down her fork and stares back at you, "Wait, there's a mountain of bitcoins?
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Looking ahead, it's hoping that it can keep this place as it puts down bigger bets.
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The owner usually puts down 30 percent cash and borrows the remaining 70 percent, he said.
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Stefano Massini's unflappable tribute to Anna Politkovskaya, a murdered Russian journalist, puts down its reporter's notebook.
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Jihadi John takes one look at a misspelled fake Marilyn Monroe quote and puts down his gun.
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It's easy when McCann puts down some quality fingers and makes me look better than I am.
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In fact, the typical American puts down just two weeks' salary, according to the New York Times.
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Whoever puts down the funniest or most accurate caption card (based on the judge's ruling) wins the round.
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The doctor, shocked, puts down his surgical chainsaw and the operating room dumps the freeloader into a pit.
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At the question, King slowly puts down her iced tea and fixes two gray-blue eyes on mine.
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The Yankees dispatched the Twins as a farmer puts down an old cow, clinically and with minimal fuss.
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The Yankees dispatched the Twins as a farmer puts down an old cow, clinically and with minimal fuss.
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Joan of Arc puts down her sword as Manhattan Theater Club's revival of George Bernard Shaw's play concludes.
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Weaver puts down a special chair just for Kaitlyn and she sits there dancing and tapping her feet.
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Ella Hansen puts down her fork and looks at the chocolate brownie on the plate in front of her.
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Overseas is currently 15 percent of revenue, a figure that the CEO puts down to the Indian diaspora globally.
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But it is not enough to provide cover for the minefields he puts down with voters almost every day.
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Even though Randy Newman's song, "I LOVE L.A." puts down my hometown, I'm still envious of Los Angeles's weather.
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Four times a week he saunters into the same bar in downtown Addis Ababa and puts down a bet.
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The 69-year-old eventually puts down the roaring machine and sweeps up the lingering leaves into neat piles.
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Yank the Stoker puts down his shovel as this revival of Eugene O'Neill's expressionist drama plays its final performance.
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As an American born and raised, I can't force my hand to vote for someone who puts down Muslims.
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"Everybody puts down 20 pounds on whether the queen is going to wear yellow, pink, blue, whatever," he said.
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He puts down his card, and there's a minimum; I tell him I'll get the drinks at the next spot.
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The one that, as soon as someone puts down a hotel on, all other players fly into a spontaneous rage.
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He puts down a plate of pineapple, grapefruit, and orange slices plus some Sal de Gusano, or agave worm salt.
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Finally, there's the Ioniq Electric, which has an electric motor that puts down 120 horsepower and 215 pound-feet of torque.
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Some of Schwarz's clients travel for miles just for the experience—something she puts down to the quality of her dolls.
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For example, you might acknowledge that you'd never put down your partner in the same way your friend puts down theirs.
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It lets traders borrow money to buy stocks: the buyer puts down a percentage and the brokerage acts as the lender.
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Hillary Clinton only puts down the cheese platter and logs off Netflix on special occasions these days (she deserves a break).
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The father puts down the newspaper he is reading and offers his son another in a long line of fraudulent smiles.
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Either Macron caves in to the pressure and is derided by opponents as weak, or he puts down the dissent, Sliman said.
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In the end, Brandon puts down the gun and the astronaut is no longer needed, because he's gone through this rite of passage.
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You have access to all kinds of cynicism that puts down the way your family lives and demonizes the way the community lives.
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"No one can guarantee that if a commander puts down his weapon he would survive," said Hizb-i-Islami spokesman Qareem ur Rahman.
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This extra fee, meant to help lenders protect themselves against losses when a borrower puts down a smaller down payment, costs somewhere between .
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Ralph Angel slowly puts down the gun; he's a single father grieving his own father, and you can tell he's reached his breaking point.
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From sketchbooks to graffiti, a Spanish illustrator puts down deep hooks into nature with swatches of earthly color and tableaus depicting hands-on interaction.
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But after finishing the beginning of the song, Alex puts down his instrument and breaks into his own rap — making the song all his own.
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It introduces Heloise, a 16-year-old girl who finds herself clashing with the Order, a religious group that violently puts down any magic users.
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Anyone who puts down money for an "All In" nonrefundable reservation for an Elio has the base price of their vehicle locked in at $7,300.
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Meanwhile Chongqing rappers such as GAI tend to be more aggressive—something Bridge puts down to the city having a harder edge than its neighbor.
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Perhaps with the repetition of icons, it is easier to lapse into aesthetic considerations, but when Sawyer puts down the mask, it's difficult to look away.
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Roughly 80 percent of Chicago police video is missing audio, a statistic that the department puts down to a combination of officer error and intentional destruction.
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If someone makes you feel like you're a transaction instead of a valued client, or scoffs at your goals and puts down your dreams, walk away.
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The woman puts down the quilt she is sewing, with pretty pink hearts, and asks you politely if you would mind repeating what you just said.
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"Like the area between city and farm" is SUBURBAN, "Puts down by force" is SUBDUES, and if you round that corner, "Meat of the matter" is SUBSTANCE.
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And if that leaves you hungry for more, there's a bigger version of the Vitpilen (the Vitpilen 2401) with a 2701cc engine that puts down 21995 horsepower.
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"I'm satisfied that it (the draft withdrawal treaty) puts down in law how we can avoid a hard border between Northern Ireland and Ireland," Varadkar told parliament.
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It clarifies state and federal authority; guidelines for NHTSA to data for safety and development; and puts down initial markers for cyber security, privacy, and consumer education.
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They each waited more than half a decade for a coaching opportunity like the one Rodriguez will walk into as soon as he puts down his bat.
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The plan puts down on paper a proposal that has been at the core of the former Texas congressman and 2020 Democratic presidential contender's entire political career.
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When I asked book readers what they most missed, they mentioned a whole section in King's novel where Jake puts down roots in Jodie, Texas, as a schoolteacher.
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A staffer puts down a name placard for White House counselor Kellyanne Conway before a House Oversight and Reform Committee hearing to discuss the Hatch Act on Wednesday.
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Ms. Gannon-Graydon puts down place mats, cloth napkins, teaspoons and steaming teapots, as well as a motley assortment of teacups and saucers that convey a campy elegance.
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Although Villanelle should kill Eve, she puts down her gun and relaxes on the bed with Eve, who stabs her in the abdomen with a knife from her waistband.
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The 40-year-old has been missing in action since he won in Memphis two years ago, a slump he puts down to too much tinkering with his swing.
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Lively shares that though she's become more cognizant of language that puts down women in scripts she reads or characters she gets, Reynolds is changing the game for his daughters.
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Could a zinger at a town hall that puts down pro-life arguments earn a candidate plaudits online and on MSNBC, but make others like her feel ignored or vilified?
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No matter how little information she puts down — maybe just a few colored lines on lined paper — a world appears before us, with forms and scenes emerging from the process.
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Despite his advanced years, Filaret says he is fit enough to lead the new autocephalous church if chosen, something he puts down to a moderate diet and looking after his health.
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He uses Notting Hill Carnival as a perfect example of how, in the right context, cannabis and dance music can work together, which he largely puts down to it's daytime, outdoors setting.
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A lot of the negative stereotypes associated with women's colleges and H.B.C.U.s come from a place of fear, because we live in a society that puts down women and people of color.
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Here, the hybrid engine whines its way to well over 200 miles per hour on the longest straights as Lieb puts down a lap that's only a few seconds off the race pace.
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His occasional anxious fits of wheezing he puts down to allergies, and he's not at all self-conscious about the staggeringly offensive jokes he tells at the wrong time to the wrong people.
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If a rat sounds the alarm, a trainer puts down a marker, and when the zone has been fully checked, someone with a metal detector goes to the spot to confirm the rat alert.
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"There is no way to compete with Bill Gurley if Bill Gurley puts down a $272 million term sheet," Haystack founder and general partner Semil Shah tells TechCrunch, referring to Benchmark's esteemed general partner.
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Shiffrin reeled off five consecutive World Cup victories to start 2018, but has since managed to only stand on the podium once in her last four outings, something compatriot Miller puts down to fatigue.
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His boyfriend puts down his card and sends me a Venmo late that night, with a note that he shaved $20 off mine because he knew I didn't drink or order my own meal.
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The club has received plenty of support from local sides according to Mark, something he puts down to the sense of camaraderie in grassroots football, as well as a general resurgence in the popularity of non-league.
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First of all, I've seen my oldest daughter, she puts down her phone and she uses it less and less because she has a real life, in real life, and that I think is a very good thing.
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The Institute's modeling forecasts forests around Oslo may see just 50 days of snow deeper than 30 cm in 2050, down from 80 days today and 140 days in 1900 - a slump it puts down to climate change.
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"This selloff was led by the Fed comments overnight, they were not so dovish and puts down the 50 basis point rate cut bets that markets were hoping for," said Pooja Kumra, European rates strategist at TD Securities.
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And then, in a betrayal for which I still have not entirely forgiven Louisa May Alcott, Jo marries her critic, puts down her pen, presumably forever, and resigns herself to a life of noble poverty at his side (AFSKLJGFHGHGH).
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From El Paso, we're heading to Mississippi to be with those families who have lost a loved one ... because of the hostility of this administration to immigrants ... anyone this president puts down, we will do our best to lift up.
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"Walk on By" is a quietly jittery neo-soul jam that kicks back and considers solo drinking for 90 seconds before Kendrick Lamar jumps in and puts down a verse that's mellow in delivery but inevitably fearsome in its poetry.
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"Compared to a few years ago, it's definitely gotten harder to get noticed," which Grissom in part puts down to the rapid rise of Instagram, ensuring an infinite supply of on-demand, cute pet photos that are merely a hashtag away.
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Of 23 English regions analysed, almost all saw a rise in the number of such crimes in the ten months after Mr Salah's arrival, part of a long-term trend that the Home Office puts down to better recording by the police.
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After many hours of discord and strife, the final scene of "Henry V" lands with particular grace, as enmity and warfare are suddenly suspended and the king puts down his arms to ask playfully for the hand of the French princess Katherine.
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Let's say a private real estate developer builds a rental property that costs $100 million, but he only puts down 10 percent or $10 million of his own money, and finances the remaining $53 million with a 5 percent loan from a bank or investors.
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Finally, I resorted to basically ambushing him with the help of Bob Weir, who while we were interviewing him kind of made the mistake of asking me if I had ... Yeah, he puts down his pipe, he's like ... It's not his pipe, it's a mate.
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Narcos The baptism sequence in "The Godfather" is one of the most celebrated montages in cinema, a breathtaking assertion of power from Michael Corleone as he gains control over the Corleone crime family and puts down threats from the other four New York mob syndicates.
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If she writes, Great time with you your gigs, it's because I've been playing out a lot lately, and if she puts down things as they occur to her — first thought, best thought — and disdains punctuation, those choices remain appropriate for what a writing teacher might call the Rhetorical Situation.
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This story is becoming more and more common in the internet age: Artist puts out album, artist puts down instrument, album builds cult following, and, 15 or so years later, the artist realizes the album has generated a fanbase and returns to their former glory in the form of a reunion tour.
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He added, "It puts down a marker that New York is solidly behind the consumer protections in the A.C.A." Indeed, the action on health coverage comes just days after Mr. Cuomo, a man with possible presidential ambitions, reacted to another of President Trump's high-profile policy moves: the withdrawal of the United States from the Paris climate accord.
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"When these executives continue to work with Trump, they collaborate with an administration that puts down workers, threatens immigrant families, denies our right to universal healthcare, opposes fair wages across job titles, and supports an agenda of perpetual white supremacy," the coalition wrote in a post after news broke of the executives planned meeting with Trump.
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" [Editor's Note: *slowly puts down a quarter-pounder with cheese*] Start Your Day with Kegels: Speaking to Well + Good about her morning routine, the actress insists that it's important to her to start her day off on the right foot (so to speak) saying, "Before I get out of bed, I try to put my legs up the wall, breathe, and do kegels.
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Here's Drake: I know a girl whose one goal was to visit RomeThen she finally got to RomeAnd all she did was post pictures for people at home'Cause all that mattered was impressin' everybody she's knownI know another girl that's cryin' out for helpBut her latest caption is "Leave me alone"I know a girl happily married 'til she puts down her phoneI know a girl that saves pictures from places she's flownTo post later and make it look like she still on the go "Look at the way that we live," he pleads, before dropping a gossip bombshell.
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