It may be a little far-reaching to assume the best.
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It may get more aggressive, with hands reaching to inappropriate places.
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We're reaching to Khabib's camp for his side of the story.
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Clinton is reaching to her base to remind them of her constant support.
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He saw the protests as part of a historical continuum reaching to Little Bighorn.
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OK, I think we've reached weather-news saturation, Jonathan said, reaching to close the laptop.
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The song is rangy, expressive, and bizarre, reaching to bold heights near the very end.
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"The problem is everyone is reaching to levels where the risk-reward is unattractive," she said.
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CNBC is reaching to other executives on the council to see if they have a response.
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Russian Alaska eventually consolidated under a vast trading corporation, reaching to Hawaii and California before receding.
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Others submitted proposals reaching to 2024, but still put those countries below the 2 percent target.
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After a few good jabs and body jabs from Dos Santos, Miocic also began reaching to parry.
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It's equivalent to the contents of 80,000 rows of four-drawer file cabinets reaching to the moon.
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When was the last time you saw such a crowd reaching to become leaders in their cities?
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They'd be equipped with air filters reaching to the streets above—as well as Coca-Cola ads.
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Teachers can place active volcanoes on students' desks or show spinning ladders of DNA reaching to classroom ceilings.
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The front door opens to a living area with a ceiling reaching to the roofline, nearly 0003 feet.
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Because we're kind of -- we realize we're reaching to our phone all the time but we don't know why.
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Notice also Nurmagomedov's head placement underneath the armpit or triceps whenever Johnson starts reaching to hold the punching hand.
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On Wednesday, uniformed police officers stood sentry outside as people arrived, some sobbing, reaching to clasp the officers' hands.
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When blindly reaching to close the bag I don't fumble nearly as much as I do with a normal buckle.
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Here's how to pull it off: Location: Find a white-walled cave or space with ceilings reaching to the sky.
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Instead of reaching to the back and knocking stuff over, all items can get a turn with a Lazy Susan.
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But Roberts never closed the door on his left hand and often threw himself off balance reaching to hit Perry.
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The line was super long -- but Manny kept reaching to his stack and handing out bills to everyone who waited.
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It sounds less than perfect, as though it's reaching to break out of the paradigms of what we consider popular music.
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But few have made plans as far-reaching to an ingredient as central to its business as milk is to Dannon.
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Edelman turned upfield and planted his right foot into the turf before immediately reaching to the back of his right knee.
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Or in an effort to relate, reaching to make a comparison about an experience that isn't comparable at all is also unhelpful.
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The FBI blamed the breach on Chinese government hackers and considered the damage to be potentially far-reaching to US national security.
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The scope: The version obtained by the AP would target immigration enforcement well beyond the U.S. border, reaching to Oregon and Louisiana.
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One of them, the Surface Pro 4, is a personal computer and one is a powerful mobile system reaching to be the same.
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On the other hand, against the rangey Luke Rockhold, Michael Bisping looked vexxed and wound up running in and reaching to catch him.
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The police said he "aggressively tried to pull her inside," but Ms. Ali-Gonzalez said he was only reaching to her for help.
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Somewhere along the line, though, it hardened and congealed with a strain of forced emotion (in this piece, hands reaching to the sky).
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It's no surprise that the company reaching to stay relevant in the face of plunging usage of its key product, the internet browser Firefox.
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Bitcoin hit an all-time high in late May, reaching to $2791.70 according to CoinDesk data, recording a 180 percent rally year-to-date.
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Around the edge of the island were rows of dead pines — wind-whipped and bleached white, their branches reaching to the sea like bones.
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"Movements such as changing gaze direction, perking up the ears, orienting the body, and reaching to touch are apparent reactions to stimuli," they write.
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Mr. Holtom is said to have later expressed a desire that the symbol be inverted so that it resembled hands reaching to the sky.
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If ferry commuters grow agitated over outlet jostling, imagine subway riders reaching to charge their phones on a crowded No. 6 train during rush hour.
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Kostich believes prosecutors are not certain about the credibility of the foster parent, whom he has no way of reaching to verify the claim, he said.
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"I was reaching to hit the answer button," he said, but the phone "shimmied" off his center console into that "black hole" between the console and seat.
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The three-month U.S. debt-ceiling reprieve is reaching to an end later this week, putting investors in Treasury bills and other short-term debt on notice.
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He unearthed the bones in a stratum beginning 21958 feet beneath the surface of the cave and reaching to 21958 feet below it, where the bedrock begins.
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When he reached down to his left, he was reaching to the pain of having been shot," she posted to the group "LaVoy Finicum's Stand for Freedom #LibertyRising.
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Once again, Soli is part of its implementation, turning on the face unlock sensors in the device as it detects your hand reaching to pick up the device.
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In the other set of profiles, the same people were pictured in expansive positions, like holding their arms upward in a V shape or reaching to grab something.
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Germany's DAX rose 28 percent after reaching to its highest in nearly 213 months, while France's CAC gained 250 percent following a 290-month peak earlier in the day.
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Courts around the country have halted aspects of Mr. Trump's temporary ban on travel from the seven countries, but the Seattle ruling was the most far-reaching to date.
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He did this, he told The Daily Show's Trevor Noah in an interview aired on Monday, by reaching to people's better angels instead of calling out their misdeeds explicitly.
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You can use it to scrape up every drop of mayo, or it would be great for reaching to the bottom of a blender bottle without getting your hand messy.
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The scenes get more frenetic, switching between the figure in the room, the glammed up Bowie writing at the table, and the Bowie in the bed reaching to the ceiling.
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But then, he rolls over and reaches—he's reaching to the side of the bed … so I'm thinking he's not going to hit me, he's going to get a gun.
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According to the website, the company created an algorithm that is able to distinguish normal cycling motions — like stopping, starting, or reaching to pick up keys — from a catastrophic accident.
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In this case and several others over the past few years, the court is plainly reaching to rein in what it sees as the excessive interpretation of federal criminal law.
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Earlier this month, for example, the San Antonio Water System, which regulates the water utilities for the Texas city, tweeted a joke about Baby Yoda reaching to flush the toilet.
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To the north is the reservoir, a deep-blue pool reaching to the gorge's walls, miles away; to the south, the Tigris continues its long meander to the Persian Gulf.
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A diaphanous shroud reaching to her waist, it moved lightly as she walked behind her husband's coffin in the cortege that traveled from the White House to St. Matthew's Cathedral.
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"Have you seen my YouTubes on the banjo?" he asked during the interview, reaching to tune an instrument he had just purchased for his family vacation home in New Hampshire.
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"Have you seen my YouTubes on the banjo?" he asked during the interview, reaching to tune an instrument he had just purchased for his family vacation home in New Hampshire.
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"Advertisers know that in order to keep reaching to audiences and speaking to them in a meaningful way...it is really important to have content that connects to them," Mota said.
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When the officer approached, she said the man, whom she identifies as her boyfriend, told the officer he had a gun and that he was reaching to take out his wallet.
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In the midst of last night's SNL, the last before the presidential election, with the sketches desperately reaching to connect, hoping to bring some much-needed relief, there was Solange Knowles.
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The location of the wound, according to the doctor who conducted the autopsy and testified, could suggest Smith had been reaching to his right for something inside the vehicle, Wilson said.
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"You cannot react to the distrust and outrage of the public with yelling, arrogance or ignorance of suspicions of organized crime reaching to the top places in Slovak politics," he said.
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Meanwhile, the researchers listen to thousands of neurons in the mice brains as they work together to orchestrate something like reaching to toggle a joystick left or right to receive a reward.
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Her clothing is oversized but drapes over her petite frame: her black sweatshirt depicts a hand reaching to grab a globe of the world, plus a variety of phrases: New World Brigade!
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" A post shared by Crocs Shoes (@crocs) on Oct 83, 28 at 8:210pm PDT Young consumers are also increasingly reaching to (or throwing back to) styles that they see as "retro.
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Trailing 5-3, the Yankees mounted their comeback first against Astros right-hander Will Harris (1-2), with Neil Walker, Miguel Andujar, and pinch-hitter Aaron Hicks reaching to open the frame.
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The state's location in the Lower 48 is unmistakable — that slender peninsula at the bottom of the country, extended like the finger of some mythic Michelangelo figure reaching to touch the ineffable.
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His stationary head meant that Cannonier could jab him up, and then Teixeira began reaching to parry the punches and Cannonier was free to exploit him with feints and arcing punches to capitalize.
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France opened a similar investigation in March and authorities in the two countries have said they will cooperate in the inquiries, the most far-reaching to target the 47-year-old company's civil activities.
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This change strikes me as that of a creative team reaching to offer a modern twist that reflects today's nightmarish reality of endless foreign wars and a disillusioned resignation to the world's insurmountable darkness.
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Fund managers who pick individual stocks and bonds are under increasing pressure and reaching to increasingly esoteric techniques to deliver strong performance as investors take money management into their own hands using cheaper index funds.
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As for how the new fund will be spent, the idea is to write initial checks of between $1.7 million and $2 million, with the occasional, bigger check reaching to upwards of $4 million or $5 million.
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"Today, God willing, is the completion of the first stage of the Hashid operations - that is cutting the supply route of the enemy between Tal Afar and the Muhalabiya district, reaching to Mosul," Amiri told Iraqi television.
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"The threat of crossing Trump and going against him weighs more heavily on the minds of these senators than reaching to the middle," said Jessica Taylor, the Senate and governors editor at the nonpartisan Cook Political Report.
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In recent years, partisan division has blocked Congress' traditional paths toward policy entrepreneurship -- reaching to think tanks for new ideas perceived as non-ideological, and building coalitions based on regional preferences, district composition or flat-out interest tradeoffs.
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That B&O logo area on each earbud is where your index finger will be reaching to use the tap-based gestures for controlling music or triggering the Transparency Mode when you need to hear the outside world.
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Of course, many men continue to buy up firearms, reaching to grasp what is slowly and surely being lost: the idea that holding a gun makes one powerful and dominant and makes the world bend to one's will.
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Ping An Bank estimated that the average utilization rate at its 600 small- and micro-businesses clients across the country was 47.3% as of Monday, up from 8% in the prior week, reaching to a normal operation level.
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So instead of reaching to the right, what would it look like to hear Amy Klobuchar, a woman who knows how to win, try to win more votes from left-wing Democrats on the strength of her ideas?
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Drivers reaching to pay for their Cheesy Gordita Crunches and Crunchwrap Supremes were disturbed to see the piercing eyes of Adolf Hitler looking back at them at a Colorado Taco Bell drive-thru recently—apparently placed there by an employee.
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Such is the through-the-looking-glass world of Leni Zumas's harrowing Red Clocks — a novel so uncannily close to our own surreal political dystopia you might just find yourself reaching to call your Congressperson with the turn of every page.
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One of the most enduring images of the 2016 Games will be that of the totally exhausted Brownlee brothers Alistair and Jonny collapsed on the floor of the finish line reaching to embrace each other after their family 1-2.
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"You're seeing me really reaching, in some cases really over- or under-reaching, to try and find a melody, to work out a lyric to see if it's working or not with the music; never to be heard," Mr. Stipe said.
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The question was about trade, but unlike Warren, who seemed to be reaching to include Wall Street in her national security answer, Steyer seamlessly and personally made an appeal to put climate at the heart of any future trade deal.
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"Typically, when a stock gets overbought it is ripe for a pullback because overbought stocks, ones with many buyers reaching to take in supply, tend to snap back after they have gotten too far away from their longer term trend line," Cramer said.
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"Typically, when a stock gets overbought, it is ripe for a pullback because overbought stocks, ones with many buyers reaching to take in supply, tend to snap back after they have gotten too far away from their longer term trend line," Cramer said.
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When Willie scrabbles out of his (unseen) hole and crawls desperately toward the top of the mound from which Winnie's head peeks out, is he reaching to comfort her, as she fondly hopes, or is he groping for the gun that lies nearby?
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A third doctored a famous photograph of Mr. Rabin reaching to shake the hand of Mr. Arafat, the leader of the P.L.O., at the White House, to make it look as if Mr. Rabin were handing Mr. Arafat an M-16 rifle.
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Trump's victory, rather than inspiring a bipartisan movement to check the new president's worst impulses, caused the party to snap, with as many factions as possible reaching to toss a rock and grab what they can as long as the party lasts.
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Sixteen full-time staffers and some visiting lexicographers work in offices and a library, which contains editions of all the surviving Latin texts from before A.D. 600, and about 10 million yellowing paper slips, arranged in stacks of boxes reaching to the ceiling.
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"This one does things fast," she said in Hindi, reaching to her left without breaking eye contact and nudging a handful of twigs further into the family's age-old chulha, a hand-sculpted open-topped clay perch for a pot or two.
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Castile's girlfriend said he was reaching to get his driver's license, but it's believable that Yanez wouldn't have known that at the time — so he may have been legally justified, from the jury's perspective, in fearing for his life and using force.
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"Typically, when a stock gets overbought, it is ripe for a pullback because overbought stocks, ones with many buyers reaching to take in supply, tend to snap back after they have gotten too far away from their longer term trend line," the CNBC host said.
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He said that although the situation varies from Russia, hard-hit by sanctions, to China and Brazil, still mired in a political corruption scandal reaching to the highest levels of power, there are at least "a few innings left" for the global growth boom.
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The show contrasts Adam with the only other father in his school parent's group: Lowell (Matt Cook), who after four years as a stay-at-home dad has become a limp eel of a man, maternally reaching to dab dirt off Adam's face by instinct.
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The Zouave soldier on one of the piers of the Alma bridge - a statue that is Parisians' best-known measure for the height of the Seine - saw the water reaching to his calves, just below the 4.30 meter mark that makes the river unnavigable.
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They begin with a bottle of champagne, though they barely touch it, preferring to concentrate on the touching of their knees under the table, the rapist's girlfriend reaching to stroke the inside of the rapist's thigh, the rapist caressing the very tips of her fingertips.
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The Zouave soldier on one of the piers of the Alma bridge - a statue that is Parisians' best-known measure for the height of the Seine - saw the water reaching to his calves, just below the 4.30 meter mark that makes the river unnavigable.
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"Typically, when a stock gets overbought, it is ripe for a pullback because overbought stocks, ones with many buyers reaching to take in supply, tend to snap back after they have gotten too far away from their longer term trend line," the "Mad Money " host said.
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I saw these things as reaching to the core of true nobility; nothing about riches, honors or traditions, but a man's or woman's simple commitment to family no matter what the cost, be they sons of American gentry like Bush or impoverished Irish immigrants like my grandmother.
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Around the corner, on Fordham Drive, a pinkish granite boulder with a plaque marks the vicinity of the Temple of Music, where an unhinged anarchist named Leon Czolgosz pretended to be reaching to shake President McKinley's hand and instead brought out a gun wrapped in a handkerchief.
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This Wednesday at 3:42 PM, the love and money planet re-enters Libra, one of the signs that Venus rules, making it easier for us to appreciate the beauty of things in pleasantly superficial Libra fashion, rather than reaching to find hidden motives, as probing Scorpio is wont to do.
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"What should have been a very serious, very important inquiry into an attack on our democracy — from outside and from within, reaching to the very highest levels of our government — was treated as a TV show, and it was reviewed as though Mueller was an actor in a play," he said.
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Investor appetite remains subdued even as the dividend yield on Topix is reaching to highest levels in almost seven years at 2.54 percent In strongly worded commentaries, Chinese newspapers warned on Wednesday that Beijing is ready to use rare earth elements to strike back in a trade war with the United States.
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Scene City A little over a week after Robbie Myers left her position as editor in chief of Elle, there was a fire in her building on the Upper West Side of Manhattan: a "Towering Inferno"-like blaze that erupted from her neighbor's apartment, reaching to the top floor of the building.
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Lauren: I think the key to happiness is non-attachment to the things that come at you in your life, so that you allow the different emotions and feelings to flow through you, as opposed to trying to hold on to one specific experience, and always reaching to get back to a certain state.
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That's where the easter egg trail ends for now, Magic Leap heavily utilizes whales in marketing so that could be an end in itself, but many Redditors are reaching to theorize that the star points to a December reveal for Magic Leap's first product, because that is the time of the year that this particular star is most visible.
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"And every night I hatch my plan, It's not a case of woman v man / It's more a case of haves against haven'ts / And I just happen to have got what you need / Just exactly what you need, yeah," Cocker avows, gauntlet thrown as he doubles over, voice quivering, singing and hissing with such lust and contempt, you find yourself reaching to wipe his spit off your face.
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But rather than finding something bass-heavy, staccato-laced, and indebted to his beloved Los Angeles, he picked the delicate Californication cut "Porcelain" for his "Like a Version" session on Australia's Triple J. The multi-talented 35-year-old singer-songwriter delivered the song in the same hushed whisper that Anthony Kiedis did on record, only deviating from the melody towards the end, effortlessly reaching to the top of his register.
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The June light was cool and transparent, and the plants and trees we passed amazed me — apple trees, full of tiny fruit, rooted in hillsides so steep that I couldn't imagine crawling down them to harvest the abundant crop; and hollyhocks 12 or 16 feet tall, reaching to the top of the stone wall along the road from a neat flower garden planted beside an equally neat vegetable garden full of lettuce, peas and spinach.
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Louis Emile Manche, "De Dollarpoliep [The Dollar Octopus]" (1942), an anti-American propaganda poster created by the Nazis in the Netherlands, showing the United States as an octopus with tentacles encircling the Americas and reaching west into the Pacific and east into the Atlantic (courtesy Persuasive Maps: PJ Mode Collection, Cornell University Library)Nicolas Baladiez, "La 'pieuvre britannique' – L'Angleterre dans le nord de l'Ocean Indien [The British Octopus – England in the North Indian Ocean]" (1905), published in Journal des Voyages – Aventures de Terre et de Mer, showing the British Imperial "octopus" reaching to the Arabian peninsula and the horn of Africa (courtesy Persuasive Maps: PJ Mode Collection, Cornell University Library) Maurice Neumont, "La Guerre est l'Industrie Nationale de la Prusse [War is the National Industry of Prussia]" (1917), a French propaganda poster mapping the growth in German armies over two centuries and its territorial expansion (courtesy Persuasive Maps: PJ Mode Collection, Cornell University Library)Browse more persuasive cartography from the PJ Mode Collection online at Cornell University Library.
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