Also, the rocket literally has a lot riding on it.
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What is the Nintendo Switch, and what's riding on it?
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It felt as if so much was riding on it.
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Beyond a little pride, there was nothing riding on it.
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Everything went smoothly — and a lot was riding on it.
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The two young men riding on it were shot dead.
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He wanted to know if Stallard would consider riding on it.
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The next Galaxy phone will have a lot riding on it.
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But she's got a lot riding on it, though, doesn't she?
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Spider-Man: Far From Home had a lot riding on it.
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This is essentially the only game with anything of consequence riding on it.
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With the future of the company riding on it, Uber couldn't afford not to.
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As the first portable Sonos product, the Move has a lot riding on it.
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And it's especially important with new technology, since there's so much money riding on it.
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"The woman has more riding on it," he said, adding that it shouldn't be that way.
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Given its critical reception and divisive fan response, the sequel will have a lot riding on it.
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Star Trek: Discovery, which is finally set to debut this September, has a lot riding on it.
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And with a growing population with a growing appetite for meat, there's a lot riding on it.
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Just don't expect to see Kate or either of their small children riding on it any time soon.
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Suddenly, the pair's escape from reality has a hell of a lot more riding on it than temporary freedom.
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But the flipside is that it makes New Kind Of Normal a record with a lot riding on it.
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Featuring about 21975 songs, three of which are versions of "Baby Shark," the show has a lot riding on it.
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He's got a private investment of 9 million euros, or around $11 million, and years of planning riding on it.
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It's an awkward pitch, and there's a whole lot riding on it: Please vote to raise income taxes on your constituents.
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But as the last Star Wars feature film for some time, The Rise of Skywalker has a lot riding on it.
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In the wake of Hollywood fails such as The Great Wall and Iron Fist, Mulan clearly has a lot riding on it.
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Going into my last date with Robby, and being as confused as I still was … there was so much riding on it.
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For a question with so much riding on it—does using politically correct language actually make a person less of a jerk?
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But rest assured, there's a plan, as Black Widow and Cap tell each other, and the fate of Earth is riding on it.
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With so much attention and money riding on it, it's sad but not entirely surprising that Battlefront II is kind of a mess.
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But when Rachel Lim set out to reinvent the retail industry, the stakes were especially high — her mom's life savings were riding on it.
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I thought it was unlikely, but possible: ending a trilogy well is hard, and The Mandalorian didn't have nearly as many expectations riding on it.
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The Best Picture Oscar is always the most hotly anticipated award of the night; this year there is more riding on it than a gold statuette.
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Mafia III is loud, generously bloody, and certainly very ambitious—it's the debut game from a new studio, Novato-based Hanger 13, with a lot riding on it.
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The magnetic field and the electrical currents push against each other, which allows whatever is riding on it -- a hoverboard or a train car — to float above the surface.
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For a whole lot of reasons, Aladdin's first full trailer has a whole lot more riding on it than just the need to show off the film's visual effects.
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And as few candidates have lost those early states and still won the nomination, his eight-day, 650-mile tour through icy Iowa had a lot riding on it.
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So yes, in terms of an extended universe that concentrates on Spider-Man villains or anti heroes without Spider-Man, I do believe Venom has a lot riding on it.
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For some Americans, 1643 is the first chance to sit and watch two teams they have barely heard of, and really care, because they have a bet riding on it.
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"Since any IG investigation into Pruitt will have a lot riding on it, this needs to be addressed now, or the investigation risks being tainted from the start," Libowitz said.
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As the first Hollywood movie to feature an Asian-American lead in 24 years, as well as an all-Asian ensemble cast, Crazy Rich Asians has a lot riding on it.
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WOKING, England (Reuters) - Jenson Button says he feels no pressure ahead of his one-off Formula One comeback with McLaren in Monaco this weekend because he has nothing riding on it.
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It has other people's work and money riding on it…" Well-wishers — both from the film industry and outside it — have warned her that she is gaining a reputation as a "troublemaker.
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The Texas Derby battle between the Houston Dynamo and FC Dallas will have a lot more than bragging rights riding on it when they meet Sunday night at Toyota Stadium in Frisco, Tex.
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The Soviet Union's basketball gold in Munich, 103In 1972, Cold War tensions were high, so the gold medal basketball game between the undefeated United States and the Soviet Union had even more riding on it.
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Rick and Morty is the flagship show for an entire network now, with a lot of money riding on it releasing on a more consistent basis than the previous "it'll premiere when it's done" deadline.
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Square Feet WASHINGTON — Outfitted with a trendy name and infused with the enthusiasm of developers and city planners, the NoMa neighborhood here had high hopes riding on it as it took shape a decade ago.
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He called and with so much riding on it, you just knew the respected actress had to go up the four metal steps of that trailer and she had to knock on that corrugated door.
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Assuming the debate happens -- and there's too much riding on it for it to not -- expect Buttigieg to come under the scrutiny that everyone expected him to face in the last debate just before Thanksgiving.
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"There's a lot riding on it but you never know if it does really well, people come out to see it and people want more, you've want to make sure you've got your bases covered," Rodriguez said.
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If Uber wants to come back — and it should, there's a $68 billion valuation riding on it — then it needs to do three things, immediately, and in this order: Step 1: Take full responsibility and apologize unreservedly.
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The latest flagship from Samsung has no small amount of expectations riding on it, especially given its status as the first major release following the explosive Galaxy Note 210, made with the company's super-strict new eight-point battery safety check in place.
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Prior to 2014, when the rail company began banning migrants from riding on it, people looking to come to the United States from Central America would climb on top of the train, and take it from southern Mexico to the southern US border.
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There would be something undeniably special if the Bucks, especially in these load management times, could follow suit and win 70-plus of their own in a season with so much riding on it — even if a 70-win season doesn't guarantee anything.
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The news has caused a wave of reaction across agencies and the political spectrum, in part because 5G is such a hyped technology with a lot of hopes riding on it, and in part because nationalizing a traditionally private industry is a big, sweeping change.
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The handset has a lot riding on it — not simply because it's a brand-defining flagship from one of the biggest names in the business or because the company seems to have delayed it quite a bit as it's worked to get things right.
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Star Trek: Discovery has a lot riding on it, both for CBS executives (who are counting on the show to help them launch their paid streaming service, CBS All Access) and Star Trek fans (who've been waiting more than a decade for a new Trek series).
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Paul Ryan has an impossible sell to House Republicans in Democratic blue-states Paul Ryan has an impossible sell to House Republicans in Democratic blue-states It's an awkward pitch, and there's a whole lot riding on it: Please vote to raise income taxes on your constituents.
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And so as production of the final season approaches, let it be known that Game of Thrones will shoot many endings, maybe three, maybe five, probably more — upholding a Hollywood tradition of spoiler-proofing a TV narrative outcome with too much riding on it not to.
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Without replacement, the USMC and the Army merging was a lingering threat,Whittle 2010, p. 87: "As Kelly saw it, the future of the Marine Corps was riding on it."Whittle 2010, p. 155.
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Latter is known as 'Dürer's Rhinoceros'. In about 1684, the first presumably Indian rhinoceros arrived in England. George Jeffreys, 1st Baron Jeffreys spread the rumour that his chief rival Francis North, 1st Baron Guilford had been seen riding on it.
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He could ride on a horse and hurl large stones while riding on it. His favourite horse was called Arasch. His bravery and daring was a kind of Robin Hood image for his friends and compatriots. He challenged God that he was as good as Him and that he could perform any act which God could do.
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In it, he contends that Tomko is not interested in competition if there is not a wager riding on it. On NBC's Poker After Dark, poker professional and 2004 WSOP Main Event champion Greg Raymer noted that professional golfer Rocco Mediate has said that if he had one person to putt for his life, it would be Tomko.
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132 . As he then dreamed of riding on a flying crane, he made a wooden crane and practiced riding on it. Eventually, Li Baozhen took a total of 20,000 pills, and it was said that his belly became firm and he was unable to eat. A Taoist monk, Niu Dongxuan (), briefly cured him by giving him lard and laxatives.
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To reach there, they design a Mechanical horse (Keelu Gurram) which can fly. After they finish making it, they are afraid of riding on it. So they take it to the king and ask him if there is any brave young man in the kingdom who can ride on it. Vikrama just reaches the kingdom and rides on Keelu Gurram (Mechanical horse), he wins the king's attention.
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Believing he has spotted the white horse, Hedgehog instead discovers a leaf floating down with a snail riding on it. Hedgehog tries to touch the snail, but it mysteriously floats away and disappears. Another shadowy creature (which resembles an elephant) is so large and frightening that Hedgehog runs away, only to be startled by a black bat. All the while, the white horse is seen in glimpses.
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Woody rushes out the door with Buzz in full chase. They then run back into the carriage where more clutter happens then Buzz stumbles out now wearing the wig and high heels and Wally who heard the commotion sees Buzz and runs after him due to him looking like a woman, Woody throws reins onto both of them and they end up towing the carriage with Woody riding on it.
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Moving the spike tip drew the shock wave riding on it closer to the inlet cowling until it touched just slightly inside the cowling lip. This position reflected the spike shock wave repeatedly between the spike center body and the inlet inner cowl sides, and minimized airflow spillage which is the cause of spillage drag. The air slowed supersonically with a final plane shock wave at entry to the subsonic diffuser."Penn State- turbo ramjet engines." personal.psu.edu.
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Upon his arrival, he begins working for his uncle in New York City, but he is soon hired to work for the company commissioned to create the huge Ferris Wheel for the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition. He works hard with his newfound friend Martin Brennan to build it. After the giant wheel is installed at the exposition, Conn fulfills his aunt's prophecy by riding on it. His uncle would like him to help build a bridge, but Conn refuses and stays.
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As they drove through a road surrounded by woods, the company stopped their car and took out their revolvers to shoot the gangsters, and hit the one riding on a motorbike, who fell off as he was riding on it. Meanwhile, the gangster's Malay accomplices attempted to restart the car. Da-yeong faced several reporters who interviewed him about the ordeal. As he was about to enter the (black) car, an assassin hiding in the bushes fired his sniper, and the bullet hit right on Da-yeong's head.
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Before going to the airport with her father, she finishes her goodbyes with the rest of the gang. She saves her goodbye with Sam for last and they share an emotional moment in the elevator as Sam gives her the remote from the show as a keepsake. On the flight to Italy, Carly views a montage of archived iCarly webcasts on her laptop while everyone reminisces upon many memories over the past seasons. Sam tries out her brand-new motorcycle for the first time, riding on it happily through the South, leading to the events of Sam & Cat.
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In Kou's third year, Ichiyo promises to marry him if Seishu makes it to Koshien, and Junpei becomes an assistant coach for Seishu's baseball team, enthusiastically cheering the team on because his wedding is riding on it. ; : A girl the same age as Kou with an uncanny resemblance to Wakaba Tsukishima as she would be if she had lived. Her parents open a soba restaurant across the street from Kitamura Sporting Goods the summer of Kou's second year of high school. She is an excellent artist, and won the grand prize of the Koshien Poster Art Competition using Aoba as the model for a pitcher.
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In 1979, Ford Motor Company was in danger of going bankrupt thanks to a moribund product line and increased competition from foreign automakers. Philip Caldwell, Ford's CEO at the time, put Veraldi in charge of a new car to turn Ford's fortunes around, aware that the future of the company would be riding on it. The Taurus would be a sales success, and set the path for a revitalized Ford Motor Company going into the 1980s and the 1990s. Often called the "father of the Taurus," Veraldi ended his career as Ford Motor Company vice president in charge of car development, and retired in 1989.
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The Dowlais company already had edge rail lines of narrower gauge from their works to near the head of the canal at Merthyr and these were converted to 4 ft 4 in gauge plateways to connect with this new line allowing through running. In 1804 Trevithick's pioneering steam locomotive made a few experimental runs along this line. In 1815 a wooden bridge over the Taff near Quakers Yard collapsed beneath a train carrying iron from Penydarren. The whole train including the horses, the haulier and four other people riding on it fell into the river killing one horse, badly cutting another and injuring two of the people.
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Pignon does not change his usual mild and self-effacing behavior and mannerisms in any way as part of his masquerade. But his supervisors and co-workers begin to regard him in a new light, seeing him as exotic rather than dull, and his life becomes unexpectedly and dramatically better. Félix Santini, a homophobic co- worker who used to harass him, is warned he could be fired for discrimination if he continues to belittle Pignon, so he begins to make friendly overtures. The company enters a float in a local gay pride parade, and Pignon is coerced into riding on it; his estranged son sees him in the televised broadcast of the parade and tells his mother.
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Along this viaduct, I-278 has interchanges with 38th Street/39th Street and the western terminus of NY 27 (Prospect Expressway). After the NY 27 interchange, the freeway widens to eight lanes and heads north, coming to an interchange with the Brooklyn–Battery Tunnel approach (I-478, officially the Hugh L. Carey Tunnel), with the exit ramps splitting from the median of I-278. Westbound access to the tunnel is provided by the Hamilton Avenue exit. The Gowanus Expressway during the 2008 alt=An elevated freeway in a city with bicyclists riding on it In this area, the freeway passes over the Gowanus Canal, an extremely polluted canal that was once used for shipping.
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" AllMusic's David Jeffries said that despite retreads of "Like Me" found throughout the album, he highlighted tracks like "Tryna' Tryna'" and "What Your Life Like" as lyrical standouts, saying that "Drenched in Auto-Tune and more frustrated than a ringtone rapper should be, Lil Durk turns in a surprisingly down effort." Kellan Miller of HipHopDX was mixed about the album, praising Durk's lyricism on self-reflecting tracks like "Resume" and "Don't Judge Me" but felt his personal life forced him to fabricate certain stories with gangsta rap clichés, saying that, "[T]he title's overt demand for permanent residency in the collective consumer's cerebral cortex ultimately amounts to Remember My Names slightly-above mediocre status." He also said that it will only appeal to loyal Durk fans. Jill Hopkins of Consequence of Sound felt the album suffered an identity crisis when it went from hard- hitting hip-hop to soft-willowing R&B; due to the use of Auto-Tune, concluding that "A record this anticipated by a man so young, with so much riding on it should sound more important.
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