Mitch McConnell, you can be sure, will be sketching out an
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Portland's city council will start sketching out treatment option this week.
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"I bought a notebook and began sketching out ideas," she recalled.
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The first day was spent sketching out the arc of her story.
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After announcing his retirement, the physician began sketching out a new life.
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"This is just the beginning," writes Schoenfelder, sketching out his wider disruptive hopes.
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It could be time to at least start sketching out a backup plan.
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Instead, the film spends a lot of time sketching out Austyn's family background.
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"You're absolutely lovely," Mr. Sedaris said, sketching out a key in her book.
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I wrote at speed for three days, filling two notebooks, sketching out scenes.
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After sketching out the massacre scene for investigators, Roof said, he emptied seven magazines.
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The play opens by sketching out the milieu of Chilean poetry before the coup.
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The killer mapped his crawl space with alarming detail, sketching out a homemade graveyard.
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"It just keeps popping up," she says while sketching out her ink idea for Audrey.
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Rahlves pointed uphill with a ski pole, sketching out the preferred line off the Mausefalle.
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Tom MacArthur starts sketching out an amendment that would put limits on what conservatives were demanding.
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And Musk is probably further along in sketching out a vision for Mars than anyone else.
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Independent stores are sketching out their own rules while following local and state health mandates closely.
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But simultaneously, Hello Games was sketching out how No Man's Sky would change in the future.
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The theoretical thing I'm sketching out is, it doesn't go to Fox Sports, it goes to mark.
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You really ought to spend a little time this weekend sketching out a vague plan for Thanksgiving.
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Clark was sketching out something more immersive, drawing us into the numbed space that her characters occupy.
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The whole process — from sketching out an idea to sharing it online — takes two to three hours.
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I work an eight hour day on a single square inch without sketching out the whole thing.
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The process of sketching out one song—which is usually left in skeletal form—lasts about seven minutes.
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Borrowing a piece of paper, the trim, soft-spoken composer began sketching out analytical parallels between the works.
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They're sketching out broad ideas that poll well and offer red meat to primary and caucus voters for 2020.
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My boyfriend attended with a notebook in hand, madly doodling when we weren't sketching out the latest mechanical puzzle.
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He's in a corner, sketching out small movements as he runs through a sequence of steps in his mind.
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In a few short years socialists have gone from political and intellectual irrelevance to sketching out plans for government.
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But he began sketching out who might fit the bill for younger generations of politically active Democrats like himself.
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Indefatigably inquisitive, Girard was nothing if not well informed before he ever began sketching out ideas for any new project.
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Ives describes her process as being "very" in her head, which she prefers to talking or sketching out a storyboard.
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Belfort then enjoins the entire crowd to spend a few minutes sketching out their vision for the next few years.
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Ivanka Trump joined her father last week when the GOP nominee gave a speech sketching out his child care plans.
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The first mural was created in stages, with the youths sketching out ideas on paper in individual and group exercises.
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Instead, it blends in seamlessly: sketching out what has come before, all the while pushing through the bounds of virtuosity.
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The administration later published a report sketching out various technological pathways to cutting emissions 80 percent or more by 2050.
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We need the show to stop throwing philosophical theories at us and start sketching out a distinctive point of view.
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"It is like a naval battle," he said, sketching out the hunt on maps on the hood of his desert jeep.
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But beyond sketching out a vision, it is equally important to land these expectations and match them toward the perceived reality.
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But in some Republican-led states, even those with "pencils down" orders, regulators are sketching out how they might eventually comply.
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Devashish Makhija's 106-minute rape-revenge drama spares no punches, sketching out both the victim and perpetrator of rape in detail.
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In the meantime, we'll be sketching out some ideas for a JUUL Stuffed Crust, because nobody wants to live forever anyway.
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Neither can I. The three co-conspirators gather round ye old oversizing dining room table and start sketching out their respective plans.
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Amid fears that the boundaries between reality and fiction are dissolving, researchers have begun sketching out proposals to prevent it from disseminating.
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But it contained some accidental prescience, sketching out a two-way contest that Sanders could not win unless he dramatically expanded his coalition.
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"Ballet — à la Living Newspaper on the History of N.Y.," he wrote the day after Christmas in 22.3, sketching out a new project.
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I had already been sketching out a script for a movie about a femme fatale witch, but that's what brought the story together.
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It is not clear whether Mr Trump endorses the measures, vague as they are, that Messrs Tillerson and Spicer seem to be sketching out.
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But it's as if I am trying to paint a giant canvas and have only succeeded in sketching out a small corner of it.
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So you could use this at home for sketching out song ideas, or trigger these loops and samples during sets for more complex performances.
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Anyone could walk up to the board and start sketching out ideas, emailing them from there or saving them to an employee's OneDrive account.
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Two weeks ago, the Trump administration released a one-page outline sketching out how they would like to approach changes to the tax code.
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His new book, Infinite Resignation, is probably philosophy's only beach read; it's about pessimism and sketching out a hopeless philosophy for a hopeless world.
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And, in November, the White House put out a report sketching out various technological pathways to cutting emissions 80 percent or more by 2050.
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I order a fruit tart and another coffee, then spend about 45 minutes sketching out what the report should look like on my notepad.
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I added my third and fourth locations over the next eight months and started sketching out a plan to add 5 centers a year.
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The camera shakes and jolts its way around a train platform, sketching out the frantic movements of its operator, who seems to be running.
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Starting with the sketching out of a design, the video moves through steps like dyeing the fiber that will be used to make the garment.
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The process of creating any new level for the game starts with pen and paper, with Tegroeg sketching out ideas for new characters and scenarios.
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But it does, by sketching out an easy-to-swallow narrative alleging that powerful corporate and government forces systematically set out to destroy his life.
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The son of Turkish guest workers was sketching out a whole new vision of Germany: multiethnic, sensitive to its past and confident about its future.
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The letter comes as Democrats in the House have begun sketching out expansive investigations into potential foreign influence operations targeting Mr. Trump and his associates.
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On Wednesday, several of the candidates embraced the kind of meta-punditry that voters have often demanded, sketching out their paths to victory in detail.
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But that's also what I love about travel: the constant sense of exploration, of trial and error, of sketching out new terrain on your mental map.
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"Hurt Less" is glacially paced, with music-box arpeggios and a soft violin sketching out the edges of a melody while Baker, again, pries into agony.
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According to the International Luge Federation's website, the preliminary calendar for the 2018-2019 season is already up so you can start sketching out your plans.
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Slowly and through painstaking negotiations, Washington and the two Koreas are sketching out a deal to avoid what all sides feared was an increasingly inevitable war.
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By the time the meeting was over, they had already begun sketching out on a white board how a combination of the two companies could work.
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FDA hasn't added any clarity, and the Friday hearing was the first effort from the agency to begin sketching out how CBD products can be regulated.
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" While Efron's jacket was in production, Miro explains that she became inspired, and "began sketching out other products that I could create for Sami Miro Vintage.
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They also spend copious amounts of time sketching out the miniature societies on board both the Erebus and Terror, the better to unravel those societies later.
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The idea is that it'll eliminate the extra steps artists have to take between sketching out their ideas on paper and getting to the finished digital product.
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As occurs in all heist movies, the mastermind — in this case, Doc (Kevin Spacey) — stands at the blackboard sketching out each criminal's role in a bank robbery.
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This was on display during last month's speech sketching out his "America First" national security strategy, where he sounded flat even when bragging about his election win.
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The Judiciary Committee went as far as sketching out what a possible obstruction of justice charge might look like, according to one official familiar with its work.
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Some are sketching out the Priebus/Bannon relationship as analogous to the dual power structure of Andy Card and Karl Rove in George W Bush's White House.
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Late last year, the White House put out a big report on deep decarbonization sketching out four different scenarios for a near-zero-CO241 power sector in 23.
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But the immense technical challenge presented by human exploration of Mars has not deterred scientists from sketching out optimal strategies for long-term habitation on the Red Planet.
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From sketching out the design to constructing the house while dealing with functional issues, here's all the behind-the-scenes work that goes into building a tiny house.
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When she thinks back now, Ms. Delgado remembers working as a graphic designer, sketching out designs for logos and business cards at a firm, where business was booming.
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Toward the beginning of the year, I spent hours planning each stop — going over notes on the plane ride and sketching out what each day might look like.
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The good news is they were able to reattach the cord, but there was a period of a few days when I was sketching out how I might compensate.
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Just this February, the World Health Organization released a draft report criticizing industry pricing practices and sketching out a spreadsheet for governments to calculate a "fair price" for medicines.
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They have tasked an expert on the delegate process, Saul Anuzis, with sketching out various scenarios, and the campaign is focusing on keeping committed the delegates that they've won.
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The film is heavy on mood and restraint, sketching out the outlines of a traditional horror narrative while resisting the urge to go for obvious scares or genre conventions.
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After sketching out an extensive cast of supporting characters in the opening biographical chapters of Krasner and de Kooning, the book prances through a story of a bohemia, found.
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During a fractious campaign leading up to the referendum, great reams of paper were released sketching out the potential effects on the British economy should voters opt to leave.
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In the St. John's locker room, players sat in a tight U-formation around Coach Joe Tartamella, who spent his time in front of a whiteboard sketching out plays.
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"I spent a month sketching out what I could have done to save her, if I'd had weapons: Boom, a grenade here, boom, gunfire there, like Rambo," he said, crying.
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Enchanted by the marine world, she recreated it in her bedroom, decorating the walls with drawings of aquatic life and sketching out the hull of a ship on the ceiling.
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But this time Mr. Zuckerberg is pilfering so much more, sketching out a future business that looks a lot like Snapchat, with a little bit like China's WeChat mixed in.
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Mr. Nadler sent 81 initial letters on Monday sketching out a sweeping new inquiry into possible obstruction of justice, corruption and abuse of power by Mr. Trump and his administration.
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Congressional Memo WASHINGTON — The Senate's proposed budget blueprint stretches 93 pages, sketching out trillions of dollars in spending over the coming decade on areas ranging from the military to Medicare.
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In case you've forgotten, the structure for this specific conversations was to have everyone start sketching out their personal top 10 list, and allowing different games to guide our chat.
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It makes products that cover literally every corner of the tablet market—from low-end consumer products designed for sketching out ideas to high-end products designed for serious graphic artists.
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President Barack Obama also leaned into his administration's achievements — as opposed to sketching out a second-term agenda — when he delivered his State of the Union while seeking reelection in 2012.
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The artist starts by sketching out the portraits on cardboard, adds watercolor paint and then overlays items such as plastic for a necklace, glass lens or fabric from an old fan.
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Since the deal closed, Mr. Eisendrath has sprinted into action, assembling a board of directors, arranging new office space in the city's booming West Loop neighborhood and sketching out his vision.
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I certainly never intended to write a book that was an attempt at prophecy or that was an attempt at sketching out what a plausible second civil war would look like.
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Individual tasks can have due dates, file attachments, tags, and subtasks, so you could split up redecorating the bathroom into buying supplies, sketching out plans, and actually doing the redecorating, for example.
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The trouble comes in discerning between someone who is operating on a higher level, and someone who is sketching out a diagram of the world on the wall in their own feces.
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The so-called "yes means yes" policy doesn't focus on sketching out scenes beforehand, but it's worth contemplating what might happen if sex educators took a page out of the dom's playbook.
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"These tusks have been buried underground for a long time, which can cause cracks and change their color," he explains, sketching out their differing patterns of grain on a piece of paper.
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Given that context, for me, that's where we've got to begin these questions: by sketching out the forces — political, economic, and social — which are distorting our ability to have a reasonable conversation.
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So, you guys have guided me to a place I wanted to get to, which is sketching out the difference between the internet version of Pro-Trump media and traditional conservative media.
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He took advantage of cheapening technology—a four-track recorder, a keyboard and Casio CZ-101 synth—quickly sketching out ideas, working in a manner closer to that of his painting process.
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Her testimony brought to life in dramatic fashion the financial machinations that prosecutors have been sketching out since Mr. Manafort's trial on 18 charges of bank and tax fraud opened on Tuesday.
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The McKinsey Global Institute published a report on Wednesday about automation and jobs, sketching out different paths the technology might take and its effect on workers, by job category in several countries.
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Now he is sketching out what a far more toxic YouTube politics of ressentiment might look like, under the threadbare cover of ironic bigotry, the recent history of which is worryingly instructive.
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"Sweet, this pencil works better," he wrote, and two pages later he was sketching out what he called The Information Engine, along with what seems to be a grand vision for Facebook.
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The Committee also began sketching out how a higher leverage ratio could be imposed on the world's 30 biggest globally systemically important banks like Goldman Sachs, Societe Generale, Morgan Stanley and HSBC.
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The Democratic leader of the U.S. House of Representatives had spent all weekend mulling new allegations against Trump and began sketching out a response on a flight from New York to Washington.
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Late last year, the Obama White House put out a big report on what it called "deep decarbonization" sketching out four different scenarios for a near-zero-CO241 power sector in 23.
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If the show's creators (brothers Todd and Glenn Kessler and Daniel Zelman, who previously helmed the brilliantly soapy Glenn Close legal thriller Damages) haven't started sketching out the show's final ending, they should.
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After he let us go, we were handed the illustration that had been drawn up by the earlier room full of agents sketching out the sightings that con-goers had reported to them.
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And he got much closer to running last time than many people realize, building out a team and sketching out a detailed campaign plan, one person who helped develop that plan tells me.
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Mr. Taylor testified two weeks ago in defiance of State Department orders, sketching out in detail a quid pro quo pressure campaign on Ukraine that Mr. Trump and his allies have long denied.
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In August 2016, Mr. Stringer's office released an audit critical of the mayor, and the comptroller followed it with a speech sketching out his vision while criticizing the current leadership in City Hall.
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Yang takes that a step further in their series: not only are they sketching out a massive world and story between the four installments, they're playing with the form that those stories take.
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The blueprint charts a course toward erasing annual budget deficits by the end of a decade, calling for trillions of dollars in spending cuts and sketching out major changes to Medicare and Medicaid.
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So did one of our executives at Netflix who has been with the since the early days when we were sketching out Hap's basement on the floor of our production office in Queens.
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So did one of our executives at Netflix who has been with us since the early days when we were sketching out Hap's basement on the floor of our production office in Queens.
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His advisers are sketching out a plan for how he might run as an independent candidate, and a confidant says he plans to decide one way or another by the first week in March.
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On my best days, I start sketching out one idea after the other, intuitively, and I have a stack of them done before I've even had the time to read anything about the subject.
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It did not match the lofty expectations of his strategists, some of whom had spent years sketching out how the Democrat-turned-Republican, turned-independent, turned-Democrat could rewrite the rules of American politics.
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"When you go looking for a home and you're sketching out your budget, you'll have to account for principal, interest, property taxes, insurance and the maintenance costs," said Taylor Tepper, an analyst with Bankrate.com.
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In her book The Entrepreneurial State, Mariana Mazzucato, another economic adviser who has reportedly been influential in sketching out the Green New Deal, comes at the Hamiltonian legacy from the perspective of economic theory.
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After using the brilliant new Pencil, the old one feels greasy and slippery by comparison, and lacks that flat edge that helps so much when registering against your finger for shading or sketching out curves.
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He often turned to her for legal counsel, and, for each murder in Amsterdam in which Wim might potentially be implicated, she created a detailed dossier, sketching out possible witnesses and means of discrediting them.
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"All the issues that define our bilateral relationship are on the table, including security, migration and trade," Pena Nieto said in a speech to diplomats in Mexico City, sketching out his negotiating position for the first time.
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By the end of lunch, Mr. Foye and Ms. Wylde had calmed Mr. Byford, sketching out a deal that kept him in place and made the harsh letter disappear, according to three people familiar with the October events.
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LeCun, who retains the rich accent of his native France and has a Bride of Frankenstein shock of white in his thick mass of dark hair, stood at a whiteboard energetically sketching out theories of possible deep-learning advances.
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Her work generally involves talking to reporters about how to tell their stories visually, researching topics on the Internet, interviewing experts, sketching out concepts with Adobe Illustrator, and writing and publishing code from her computer, often all at once.
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The first question asked by media in attendance was about what this means for the timeline for a mission with actual crew on board, and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk provided an answer sketching out a rough schedule of events.
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Getting to split time between the various projects I have basically accomplishes that, as I can put my effort into writing and recording and sketching out a new project for one while figuring out the release of the other.
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While we still haven't seen a full picture of the new electric car, Tesla and CEO Elon Musk have spent the last few years, months, and days leading up to the unveiling sketching out a decent outline of what to expect.
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Yellen did a nice job sketching out the unknowns, including slowing Chinese growth and the fact that inflation expectations are slipping further away from the 2 percent the Federal Reserve is supposed to achieve as its target rate of price increases.
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It isn't fair that these non-voters are counted in sketching out the districts, the plaintiffs argued; the equal-protection clause of the 14th Amendment requires balancing the population of eligible voters from district to district, rather than the total population.
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I eat it while scaling the front lawn of the Mayflower Inn, where Gilmore Girls creator Amy Sherman-Palladino had her stroke of genius and started sketching out the details of one of the most adored TV shows of my lifetime.
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Me, though, I may cook a little, after the reading, after the sketching out of a menu for the holiday feast, after a long walk with the dog, after some contemplation of the ocean and its effect upon the spirit.
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In an interview after the rehearsal, he also spoke of his desire to present more world premieres at the Met and to take an active role in fostering new work, sketching out plans for collaborations with his distinguished Philadelphia ensemble.
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The director, Jackson Stewart, commendably takes his time getting to the scary stuff, spending a half-hour sketching out tensions between the brothers and planting doubts about what happened to the father, an alcoholic who has been missing for months.
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Mr. Dexter, a former classics teacher, was suffering through a rainy family vacation in north Wales in the early 1970s when, out of boredom, he began sketching out the plot of a mystery about a young woman killed while hitchhiking.
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One could even imagine sketching out a utopian libertarian argument to the effect that there's no real need for a government role in certifying new airplanes at all, precisely because there's no reason to think it's profitable to make unsafe ones.
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Atop Mount Vision, a second tape of solo ambient pieces that she's released since the last Florist record, she further surveys those chosen themes, sketching out six cloistered, quiet mood pieces, recorded in just two days after a recent move to California.
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It blossomed quickly from there, with workers sketching out designs and using scores and scores of the adhesive notes in a range of colors to create their displays, many of which have grown far more sophisticated than the initial text-message shorthand.
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As for Trump's defenders, there has been clear separation between the attorneys responsible for sketching out a half-plausible legal defense for Trump—as best they can—and the lawyers tasked mostly with providing a steady stream of tangential obfuscation and misdirection.
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" Pen and paper can give writers and designers a direct means of sketching out their ideas without the complicating biases of software, while whiteboards can bring engineers "out from behind their screens" and entice them "to take risks and share ideas with others.
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Inspired, she began mentally sketching out the idea for a project she calls Complessità (Italian for "complexity"), an interactive performance piece that features an algorithm which, through a wearable device, controls a dancer's movements, synchronizing it to the weaving of a flock of digital birds.
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Ane Crabtree, the Emmy-nominated costume designer of The Handmaid's Tale, was tasked with sketching out that world through costumes – and every detail, from the washed-out blue of the Colony workers' uniforms to the hand-me-downs Canadian refugees wear, is a deliberate decision.
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He was listening to "The Jack Johnson Sessions" on his laptop and sketching out possible arrangements on bristol board—it would be a big canvas, and a bitch to transport, not that he'd ever be called upon to transport it—when Ben called his cell.
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"Harry Potter and the Cursed Child," which had its first preview in London on Tuesday, begins with the final scene from "Deathly Hallows" and skitters rapidly forward a few years, sketching out Albus's feelings of alienation both from Hogwarts and from his famous father.
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You may still be sketching out a plan for tomorrow's festivities, or picking up some plonk to bring to your mother-in-law's place, or girding yourself to face the vicious, unyielding traffic that lies between your home and wherever it is you're going.
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In addition to sketching out overall spending levels for this year and beyond, Republicans want to use the "budget resolution" to pave the way for the party later this year or next year to pass a major tax-cut bill without any Democratic support.
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ST. LOUIS, May 19 (Reuters) - The Fed's expected plans for rate increases may be too fast for an economy that has shown recent signs of weakness, St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard said on Friday, sketching out the case for a continued go-slow approach.
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Son & Park developed a classic eyeliner pen that works well to this aim, but also anchors liquid and gel liners beautifully — since sketching out where I want liner to go before committing to a liquid liner is a training-wheels step I've never been able to abandon.
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During a news conference in Louisville on Wednesday morning, Mr. Beshear stood at a lectern where the logo from his campaign had already been altered to declare him "governor-elect," and said he was beginning the work of sketching out his first budget proposal in January.
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" Two years ago, Ms. Inoue and her team began sketching out a plan for the global innovation center, which includes a museum, skin diagnostic "beauty bar," restaurant and a research and development facility (these are usually "far from the city," she said, somewhere quiet, calm and green").
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In an article about the 2009 marriage that appeared in the Weddings section of The Times, Ms. Wallach explained that when she looked at Mr. Maslon, she always saw the law student she had first known, a theme she addressed in a novel she was sketching out.
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The slice of rib underneath the breast may prove a challenging proposition as an erogenous zone, but these were clothes that wore their concept lightly, sketching out a no-fuss melting pot of the mind without hesitation and making you think twice about your own preconceptions.
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"Capital flows have picked up in recent days into European risky assets from global investors and with Draghi sketching out a picture of low interest rates and strong growth in recent appearances, the euro's outlook is becoming robust," said Manuel Oliveri, an FX strategist at Credit Agricole in London.
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The Venezuelan intelligence memos examined by The Times offer some of the most concrete details yet on how one of the country's most powerful families built its empire, sketching out a family saga that stretched from Syria to Venezuela, from the narcotics trade to the president's inner circle.
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My letter from Homerton Hospital had informed me that I could bring my own music to listen to during the procedure (as well as lightly sketching out the awful fate that would befall me if I forgot to tell them about any metal implants, intimate piercings, or pacemakers I might have).
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The top U.S. diplomat in Ukraine drew a "direct line" between President Trump's withholding of security aid and his demand for investigations into Democrats, sketching out in detail in closed-door testimony on Tuesday a quid pro quo pressure campaign on Ukraine that Mr. Trump and his allies have long denied.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. that he began sketching out in the mid-1970s but never completed — the director Raoul Peck creates "a thrilling introduction" to Baldwin's work, "a remedial course in American history, and an advanced seminar in racial politics," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.
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For its latest true-crime docuseries, The Confession Killer, Netflix is tackling the case of Henry Lee Lucas, a serial killer who confessed to the murder of hundreds of people — and not only did Lucas confess, he made a show of sketching out victims and describing their deaths in detail to investigators.
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Kelly and one of her dressmaking colleagues, sat for hours over two or three days as the painstaking work of sketching out the designs to match the original, which was commissioned by Queen Victoria and styled after the wedding dress she wore to marry Prince Albert the year before, as closely as possible began.
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WASHINGTON — Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump have yet to face off in their first debate, but both candidates have already moved teams into a plush marble-and-glass office building a block from the White House, where they are vetting résumés, sketching out organizational charts and otherwise planning the transition to a Trump or Clinton administration.
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Time-lapse videos of Nishino's entire mapping process are documented in his studio and viewable online; these usually begin with the artist sketching out a loose figure, sitting, thinking, sometimes listening to music, slowly and intuitively beginning somewhere, journaling a memory of a place, usually near the center, and gluing on photos by hand, one by one, until the entire painting is full.
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The battery-powered Quilla weighs about 22 pounds and is less than 2mm thick, making it easy to hang on the wall or take down and put on a table It's 2160×2880 — kind of a nowhere resolution between 2K and 4K, but enough that it won't hurt your eyes while you're annotating a huge map or sketching out a workflow.
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Her essay "A Short History of Silence" is her broadest contribution to feminist theory yet, sketching out a condensed history of the mainstream movement for women's rights from the first wave onward, alternately calling upon familiar flash points (the assault of Kitty Genovese) and largely forgotten ones (a 1982 Supreme Court ruling that struck down a Louisiana law allowing a husband to dispose of jointly owned property without informing or obtaining consent from his wife).
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Much of it comes from notes and letters written in the mid-1970s, when Baldwin was somewhat reluctantly sketching out a book, never to be completed, about the lives and deaths of Medgar Evers, Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Jr. Reflections on those men (all of whom Baldwin knew well) and their legacies are interspersed with passages from other books and essays, notably "The Devil Finds Work," Baldwin's 1976 meditation on race, Hollywood and the mythology of white innocence.
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