DeKeyser doubled the lead by putting back his own rebound.
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We're putting back certain things from the first and rearranging.
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"It's a way of putting back, rather than taking away."
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It's putting back a piece of the ecosystem that was lost.
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How much water are we putting back into our rivers and groundwater reserves?
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Just putting back what the storm took away will not be enough this time.
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Is Rumer Willis putting back on her dancing shoes for a new ABC show?
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She preferred drinking alone, with no witnesses to how much liquor she was putting back.
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Suspension needs fixing, brake cable needs putting back up and I need two new seatbelts.
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As a child in Poland, Oscar remembers disassembling and putting back together his father's pocket watch.
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So Uber may be putting back the day when it can make money from robotic vehicles.
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Anytime you put something in an anus, wash it before even thinking of putting back in a vagina.
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The U.S. economy has grown since 2009 largely by putting back to work those harmed by the Great Recession.
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"[He] never smelled any of the ones he decided to keep, just the ones he was putting back," she wrote.
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The off-putting back-to-back appearances didn't hurt Cruise's War of the Worlds (which remains Cruise's highest-grossing film).
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Pageau tied the game a little more than six minutes later by putting back a wraparound shot by Anthony Duclair.
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One full set of seeds is for Svalbard: Icarda is gradually putting back into the seed bank what it withdrew.
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Lee produced the equalizer just 1:53 later on a power play by putting back the rebound of another Tavares shot.
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But the law in Washington State goes further by immediately putting back into place consumer protections provided by the 2015 federal rules.
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Merkley then scored his first career goal by putting back the rebound of a shot by Kevin Rooney at the 3:51 mark.
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The Department of Homeland Security released a plan for putting back together the thousands of families on Saturday night, but the reunions have been slow.
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Bellos also relates how filmmakers from around the world have betrayed the original by putting "back in what Hugo so pointedly omits" — namely, organized religion.
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Specifically, Yonhap said the closed-off country, under pressure for years to discontinue its nuclear program, is putting back a roof and a door on the facility.
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The Department of Homeland Security released a plan for putting back together the thousands of families on Saturday night, but it appears the reunions won't happen quickly.
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Zajac ended a two-on-one short-handed rush by the Devils by putting back the rebound of Coleman's shot with 2:38 remaining in the second.
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She is left alone to sing her swan song, "Adieu, fière cité," while downing a bottle of pills and putting back on her childlike crown and cape.
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The Grizzlies eventually carved out a 4633-26 lead early in the second quarter after Randolph capped a 12-3 run by putting back his own missed jumper.
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So by tightening eligibility and putting back time limits and various work requirements, millions will return to the labor force — just as they did in the mid-1990s.
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Cash that has accumulated in your retirement accounts is ripe for putting back in the mix, either all at once or spaced out over a period of time.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration is releasing its plan for putting back together the thousands of families it separated at the border -- but the reunions won't happen quickly.
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Of course, Bre looks amazing ... but Johnny looks great, too -- putting back some of the muscle he had lost when he was partying his way out of the NFL.
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I didn't like the movement of taking a camera out and putting back in after taking a picture, but I managed to snap a few rolls with my 35mm camera.
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It's just a guy watching Netflix and putting back a lot of drinks, not in order to have an awesome adventure in Thailand, but just to relax and fall asleep easily.
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"We can't just allow us to just sort of drift towards the cliff edge without parliament putting back in place that safeguard if the government does unexpectedly remove it," she said.
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But the work of these three laureates set the stage for all of that, by deconstructing and putting back together the tiny gears of the biological clockHere's how they did it.
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And the French screenwriters guild on Tuesday issued a statement supporting Mr. Baumbach and Mr. Bong, saying the controversy had "the benefit of putting back on the table" the unresolved discussions.
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Harden had already surpassed his average of 35.7 points by halftime, putting back the miss of his own shot to beat the buzzer and give himself 36 points and nine rebounds.
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Cousins tallied all nine of the Kings' points in the first overtime before fouling out on a questionable call while putting back a rebound with 3:29 left in the second overtime.
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Savings: Before we bought the washer/dryer, I was putting back $2129/month in savings (for the past two years), but now I deposit anything I make from freelance into my savings.
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Washington traded the top pitching prospects Lucas Giolito, Reynaldo Lopez and Dane Dunning to the Chicago White Sox in December for Eaton, a right fielder the Nationals are putting back in center.
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"I've never before seen the world more in need of someone who on day one can begin the incredibly hard work of putting back together the world Donald Trump has smashed apart," he wrote.
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Talks between the two main parties, the Democratic Unionists (DUP) and Sinn Fein, have been dragging on for weeks with the aim of putting back together a power-sharing agreement which broke down in January.
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Yet the prospect of putting back the deadline may have increased chance that soft Tories and Labour Leavers will vote against the deal, because it postpones the danger of crashing out with no arrangements in place.
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Pippen drove to the basket and missed a layup, but Vandy center Ejike Obinna got fouled putting back the rebound and hit the free throw with 5:45 left in the half to tie the score.
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He also pulled down 12 rebounds and scored all nine of the Kings' points in the first overtime before fouling out on a questionable call while putting back a rebound with 3:29 left in the second overtime.
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But most importantly, those of us who firmly believe in a more realist and restrained foreign policy hope America First means ending once and for all the era of toppling regimes that we have no conceivable way of putting back together.
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The IOC responded on Sunday with a statement that promised discussions in the next four weeks over scenarios that would include an option of putting back the July start date, or even moving the Games back by a year or more.
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Dallas forward Chandler Parsons, who compiled 252 points and eight rebounds, put the Mavs up 247-235.4 with 23:258.3 to go in OT, putting back an offensive rebound after a wild possession, which saw Dallas zipping the ball around the perimeter.
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It was one of those early fall days where the weather can't make up its mind, and the musician, who has a round face dominated by thick eyebrows and a mischievous smile, kept taking off and putting back on his navy blue shirt.
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Fabrizio Viola, CEO of Popolare Vicenza and executive committee chairman of Veneto Banca, has agreed to present a capital plan for the two banks to the ECB by end February, putting back to March the drafting of the lenders' merger plan Il Messaggero said.
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But as pressure from law enforcement and intelligence agencies mounts, legislators will be more likely than ever to construct laws that bulldoze protections, whether that's forcing companies to break their own security protocols or putting back doors in the encryption standards adopted by your favorite messaging apps.
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"We're going forward with our plan to move production of the Ford Focus to Mexico, and importantly that's to make room for two very important products we'll be putting back into Michigan plants," Fields said in an interview on the sidelines of the Los Angeles Auto Show.
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The Ancient One, who bestows the Hulk with the Time Stone in 2012, explains that putting back the Stones is necessary to keep the 2012 timeline from branching off into an alternate future, a world that would be vulnerable without the protection of the Infinity Stones.
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That is, it can track shoppers' behavior in the store, including things like if they're shopping in groups, what items they're picking up and putting back, their gait, their body poses, where they go in the store, and even identify if they're doing something abnormal, like shoplifting.
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"While we're grateful to the administration for putting back into motion the refugee arrival processes that have stalled for a whole month, we continue to advocate resettlement levels commensurate with the global need," said Scott Arbeiter, president of World Relief, one of the nine resettlement agencies.
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And it is putting back in the spotlight a town that has had to deal with the legacy of not only Henry Ford but long-time Mayor Orville Liscum Hubbard, an avowed racist who helped keep most blacks out of the city during a 36-year reign that ended in 1978.
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Tampa Bay defenseman Mikhail Sergachev's slap shot bounced off the right post and across the ice, where it was picked up by Ryan Lindgren to begin an end-to-end rush that ended when Fox scored his first NHL goal by putting back the rebound of a shot by Chris Kreider.
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Leafs winger Leo Komarov snapped a 25-game goal-less streak with his team-leading 21th of the year at 4:31 of the first to tie the game at 1, taking a feed from center Nazem Kadri as he crashed the Boston net and putting back the rebound off his first effort.
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" Kerry made his official endorsement of Biden in a press release issued by the campaign on Thursday, saying in a statement that he'd "never before seen the world more in need of someone who on day one can begin the incredibly hard work of putting back together the world Donald Trump has smashed apart.
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So while I get that putting back another $2 cone of mint-chocolate-chip might not be triggering the brain-molding benefits of meditation-with-a-capital-M, I'll pull a Reese Witherspoon and throw my scoop at anyone who says that the sensory immersion of a mindfully eaten winter ice cream cone is a sign of a failed New Year's-health-kick.
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That included putting back some of the issues like workers' rights, which they want to closely align with the EU. (Johnson has said the UK will address workers' rights in separate legislation.) MPs also tried to reintroduce the amendment that would have guaranteed unaccompanied refugee children the right to unite with family in UK after Brexit, but that was also defeated.
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But foreign policy experts, both Republican and Democratic, say such a move will probably leave the new president with a very different problem: deciding how to finesse the battleground of the Syrian civil war — which will still be going on — without putting back in place all of the factors that led to the rise of the Islamic State in the first place.
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"I've never before seen the world more in need of someone who on day one can begin the incredibly hard work of putting back together the world Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats worried by Jeremy Corbyn's UK rise amid anti-Semitism Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 2020 MORE has smashed apart," he added.
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It's only in the last few years that I think we've come out to talk about the type of company we are, what we stand for, what we're trying to achieve, and I'm a great believer, if you can build a fast-growing, dynamic company that embraces change and you're doing something that's not just about financial performance but also about what you're putting back into the ecosystem in which you operate, then that's a beautiful thing, and that would be a great legacy to leave behind.
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The group of boys who had come on the bus had joined it, one next to the other, skis parallel, and every time it advanced—it was long and, instead of going straight, as in fact it could have, zigzagged randomly, sometimes upward, sometimes down—they stepped up or slid down sideways, depending on where they were, and immediately propped themselves on their poles again, often resting their weight on the neighbor below, or trying to free their poles from under the skis of the neighbor above, stumbling on skis that had got twisted, leaning over to adjust their bindings and bringing the whole line to a halt, pulling off windbreakers or sweaters or putting them back on as the sun appeared or disappeared, tucking strands of hair under their woollen headbands, or the billowing tails of their checked shirts into their belts, digging in their pockets for handkerchiefs and blowing their red, frozen noses, and for all these operations taking off and then putting back on their big gloves, which sometimes fell in the snow and had to be picked up with the tip of a pole.
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Excavation as Yellabidde Cave near Leeman indicate that the Amangu territory was occupied as early as 23,000 BP, putting back the accepted date for habitation of the Perth-Geraldton coast by some 15,000 years.
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At the time, it is said that Relf was in the process of putting back together the original Renaissance line-up, which would eventually be called Illusion. He was buried in Richmond Cemetery. Though most sources mistakenly list 14 May as Keith's date of death (the day many newspapers ran the story), on the official death certificate he was declared dead on 12 May 1976 at West Middlesex Hospital.
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From Curacao he may have sold his brigantine and sailed to Holland on his own, or may have remained in command of it while he sailed to Holland. At least one source says Day captured another ship en route, putting back into Charleston to sell it and its cargo before proceeding in July 1697. Nicholson himself would continue his anti-piracy crusade, personally boarding HMS Shoreham in 1700 when it sailed against pirate Louis Guittar.
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Flanagan (1996), p. 58 However, the band pulled the video, fearing the single's status as an AIDS benefit would result in critics finding AIDS- related interpretations of the video. The Edge explained, "We didn't want to be involved in putting back the AIDS issue into the realm of sexuality... It wasn't worth the risk of people imagining we were saying something about the AIDS issue through the drag footage, which was totally not what we were trying to say."Cogan (2008), p.
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Renovations were made to the building by leveling the house floor and adding a mezzanine. In 1976, Grand Street Theatre (dba Broadwater Productions) assumed occupancy and transformed the building into Helena's full-time, year-round community theater. Its former elegance was restored thanks to a Historic Preservation Award in May, 1996. Carl Darchuck oversaw such projects as restoring the original sloped audience floor, the removal of the temporary mezzanine, putting back in the balcony, and protecting its priceless 1910 Tiffany window.
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It was not uncommon for Heseltine to summon him to a meeting early in the day, then keep Bramall "on hold" all day as he kept putting back the meeting, and eventually earning himself a rebuke for failing to display the respect with which every officer in the armed forces is trained to treat his subordinates. A number of senior officers spoke of Heseltine in scathing terms, e.g. for his self-centredness, to Michael Crick when he was researching his biography.Crick 1997, pp. 255–6.
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While putting back the clothes into his suitcase, Neha also arrives and romantically helps Rahul with his clothes, hinting that Rahul is not going to leave Mumbai. Monty finally finds Shruti in a ladies compartment and enters it. They realize their love for each other and hug, causing all the ladies around to break into a huge applause. Shikha finds Akash, but tells him that she is not going to come with him and wishes him the best for his job in Dubai And leaves.
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The main problem was controlling feral pigs, goats and other wild cattle and invasive plants. He spent the next 28 years working in this program, hoping to remove the goats and pigs which came in and helping to put back native plants which have practically disappeared from the system and also putting back some of the rare animals. He was a head of Resources Management Department, Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. He managed to solve environmental problems with interaction and cooperation between the park, state agencies, other federal agencies, private organizations, and the general public.
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Disney executive Jeffrey Katzenberg eventually insisted on both the mother and song being eliminated altogether, much to the disappointment of several crew members. Actors Scott Weinger and Brad Kane auditioned for the film using "Proud of Your Boy"; both were ultimately cast as Aladdin's speaking and singing voice, respectively. When the film's stage adaptation was green-lit, "Proud of Your Boy" was one of the first songs Menken and playwright Chad Beguelin made a priority of putting back in the musical. In the play Aladdin sings the song in memory of his late mother.
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After two minutes' examination, Guillard proposed that he continue examining the body and open the jars containing the heart and the stomach. Gourgaud, however, suppressing his tears, became angry and ordered that the coffin be closed at once. The doctor complied and replaced the satin padding, spraying it with a little creosote before putting back on the tin lid (though without re-soldering it) and the mahogany lid. Then the lead coffin was re- soldered and finally the combination lock on the ebony coffin that had been brought from France was closed.
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The scheme was completed in 1698, but never worked well, as the company was not well organised or managed, and it gradually got into serious debt. The Corporation of Bristol were unwilling to take over the scheme, and the company became bankrupt in 1782. The need for fresh water increased significantly between 1804 and 1809, when William Jessop carried out work to improve the facilities of Bristol Harbour, known as the Floating Harbour because water levels were unaffected by the tides. Large numbers of extra ships used the facilities, and needed their water tanks to be filled before putting back out to sea.
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After the San Francisco earthquake and fire, work was hard to come by. He worked at the Yerba Buena Power Plant and learned welding, and became familiar with the application of electricity. During this time, LeTourneau worked at a number of jobs including woodcutter, bricklayer, farmhand, miner, and carpenter’s laborer, acquiring knowledge of the manual trades that proved valuable in later life. In 1909 he took an automobile correspondence course granting himself a "Bachelor of Motorcycles" as he learned about vehicle mechanics and graduated by taking apart and putting back together his newly acquired motorcycle in a day.
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I regret the > deaths and I have apologised. Shortly after becoming mayor he met Jean Jefferson, whose aunt was killed and her father horribly disfigured in the bombing. She said of McGlinchey: "I was very impressed with somebody, who at 18 had made the wrong choice, the wrong decision, maybe to some extent been used and abused, and who is now spending his life putting back into the community more than what he ever got out of it". In his book Years of Darkness: The Troubles Remembered, academic and writer Gordon Gillespie described the Coleraine bombings as "a forgotten massacre" of the Troubles.
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The project (2003-2006) was separated into small digital prints and ambryotypes, which are images reflecting on glass. The subject itself is a landscape, specifically from two patches of land that are similar looking but during different times of the year, making the viewer aware of time, in which "... each insignificant day adds up to a year and eventually a lifetime." The images themselves were scavenged from thrift stores, making them lost and forgotten, a theme that Martina seems to continually come back to in her works. The restructuring of these forgotten images and putting back into context is similar to the recollection of memory.
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As a result, he cheats his way to the front by knocking the cutlery and napkin from the two people in front of him. Now behind his neighbour, he proceeds to copy what food he is taking from the buffet, but doubling the quantity and even going so far as to fill his entire plate with oysters, and putting back what the man puts back. Bean then steals the table that his neighbour was going to sit at and starts imitating him by drinking water and using a napkin before putting an obscene amount of salt onto his food. He then gluttonously eats whatever the man is eating at a certain time.
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Depending on store policy, it may be customary to tip a courtesy clerk for this service. Depending on the store, other duties may include cleaning the store, cleaning the bathrooms, collecting carts, sweeping the store, fixing and maintaining the bottle recycling machines, giving customer assistance, putting back items left behind, and reorganizing products on aisles to make a neater appearance (commonly called "breaking down", "blocking", "facing", or "conditioning"). Some courtesy clerks can perform maintenance in the stores, such as minor plumbing, electrical, landscaping, child care, elderly assistance, and many more jobs. The duties vary vastly depending on the store and union regulations, and some of previous duties, in fact, are actually prohibited from being done at some stores by a courtesy clerk due to union contracts.
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The 1994 "WR" only saw color changes. Throughout the water-cooled years (1993-1998), the GSX-R's design saw only one major revision with the launch of the 1995 "WS"; everything else on the 1996 "WT", 1997 "WV" and 1998 "WW" models were restricted to color and graphics changes. In keeping with the usual model development this followed many of the same changes introduced to previous year's GSX-R750WR (also known as the SP). Minor but significant changes were made to the suspension (better quality 43 mm USD forks replaced the 41 mm USD forks used on the WP and WR models), the ignition and the cams (putting back the stack of bottom end and mid range pull many believed had gone AWOL with the WP and WR models).
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Shant Manas was begun in 2007 by Dr Cahn Vasudevan, a retired Consultant Psychiatrist and Psychotherapist from the UK. His was a simple idea of 'putting back' some of his skills and experience into a small rural community of the country of his origin and making mental health services accessible to a section of people who previously had no such service available to them. Shant Manas began as a small clinical project in 4 villages. Since its inception it has expanded its field of care to 14 villages, with a combined estimated population of about 80,000. It is staffed by three full-time mental health social workers (supported by supervision from 2 sessional psychiatrists) overseeing the psychiatric and social care of 220 service users, with around 50 of them in being in active treatment, as of in May 2015.
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Though it was not shown onscreen, the seduction scene stopped just before a kiss between them and then, when their scene later resumed, Adam and Rafe were shown putting back on their clothes. Post-sexual encounter, Rafe told Adam that he understood that Adam was in love with Heather and knew how negatively Genoa City viewed him, so perhaps Adam was just sexually confused. Rafe explained that he needed to leave, but told Adam that he would stay with Adam (presumably to have more sex) if it was what he wanted. Adam, who was visually shaken by the entire homosexual encounter he'd initiated just to keep Rafe from discovering his lies, tried to remain calm and told Rafe to go citing that because Adam was on house-arrest at the Ranch, Victor would often walk into his bedroom without knocking.
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Bangor-on-Dee stationThe necessary finance was eventually arranged, and on 11 July 1892 the first sod of the Wrexham and Ellesmere Railway was turned. Although only 12 miles in extent, the line took three years in the building; there was a considerable extent of demolition of dwellings in Wrexham to make way for the line, as the Central station terminus was converted to a through station. The route included a 58m single span crossing of the River Dee; delivery of the girders was delayed, putting back the opening of the line.James I C Boyd, The Wrexham, Mold and Connah's Quay Railway, Oakwood Press, Headington, 1991, Although the line was single, overbridges were built for double track. A special excursion was run from Wrexham to Ellesmere on 2 July 1895, considerably in advance of obtaining the Board of Trade inspector’s approval for passenger operation.
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Ulsterbus Wright Eclipse SchoolRun bodied Volvo B7R in Belfast in October 2009 In 2006, Wrightbus launched the Eclipse SchoolRun; effectively an entirely high floor version of the Eclipse Commuter, bodied on Volvo B7R coach chassis. The Eclipse SchoolRun was mainly intended for school bus work. Northern Ireland bus operator Ulsterbus were the only customer to order the Eclipse SchoolRun, ordering 160 of the type in 2006.Translink places school bus order Bus & Coach Professional 15 November 2006New SchoolRun unveiled by Wrightbus Bus & Coach Professional 23 May 2007 The first 110 were delivered with 66 seats in a high density 2+3 layout, including several removable seats at the front of the bus, which can be removed to allow the provision of wheelchair space; the final 50 buses were delivered with 62 seats and a permanent wheelchair area to save time in taking out and putting back the removable seats.
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The colleague switched the samples, Shilts reported, because of a grudge he had against the Pasteur Institute.pp. 238, 239–240, And the Band Played On Instead of Gallo comparing his samples with the French samples, he found the very same retrovirus as the French sample, putting back any new results in AIDS research for at least a year.pp. 264, 386–388, 401, 409, 418–420 And the Band Played On Departmental ego and pride, according to Shilts, also confounded research as the Centers for Disease Control and the National Cancer Institutes battled over funding and who might get credit for medical discoveries that were to come from the isolation of HIV, blood tests to find HIV, or any possible vaccine.pp. 429–430, 434–435, 444–445, 447–448, 450–452, 460–462, And the Band Played On Once AIDS became known as a "gay disease" there was particular difficulty for many doctors in different specialties to get other medical professionals to acknowledge that AIDS could be transmitted to people who were not gay, such as infants born from drug-using mothers,pp. 103–104, And the Band Played On children and adults who had hemophilia (and later, their wives),pp.
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