But before this election slips into mythology and all political life in Ontario slips into madness, it's important to clarify that his election was not inevitable.
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He slips into unlocked cars and tries to jumpstart them.
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This tracker attaches to surfaces or slips into wallet pockets.
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Then all of a sudden it slips into his perspective?
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The device slips into place at regular intervals at secure angles.
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Looking to make his escape, Fadell slips into the men's room.
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A branded LiPo battery slips into the top of the drone.
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Instead, like so much else, it slips into the lost years.
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The campy figure slips into being an actual, vulnerable, suffering animal.
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In this memoir, though, Gettleman slips into the ooga-booga quicksand.
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Rather, he slips into a coma and wakes up in 2000.
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Wayne slips into the beat with complete effortlessness, and he raps.
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Each new scene slips into the next like one continuous free fall.
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Rafe's introduction is electric, but he too quickly slips into the background.
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Ben Stiller — slips into frame and asks her to cut it out.
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Before he slips into unconsciousness, his kidnapper asks him if he's happy.
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Occasionally, and for no apparent reason, she slips into the present tense.
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ISTANBUL — A village leader shoves four voting slips into a ballot box.
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Instead D'Souza sometimes slips into reproof that is just shy of condemnation.
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But she says she still slips into the maillot from time to time.
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As it is, it sometimes slips into melodrama, but the lapses pass quickly.
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Ms. Oropesa slips into the title role as if it were custom couture.
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Whenever Kate slips into the dream world, a kind of butterfly effect occurs.
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The second screen is based entirely within a case that the G8X slips into.
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It's small enough that it slips into my pants pockets without uncomfortably stretching them.
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In moments like this, Norman slips into an all-too-tempting pattern of thinking.
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On Monday, messenger Mercury slips into Scorpio, joining the sun there until November 12.
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Towards the end of "What Have They Done," Celeste slips into a similar memory.
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Khaled slips into a Jamaican accent for almost no reason which is great, too.
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But every so often and just in passing, the arpeggio slips into unsettling dissonance.
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As summer slips into fall, Parsons's shoes offer a similar sense of subtle transition.
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His voice slips into the stratospheres Sade and Enya have invited us into and splinters.
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True happiness only comes when butter spreads easily and ice cream slips into its scooper.
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Argentine asset prices have plummeted as the economy slips into recession and fiscal worries persist.
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The theater slips into intermission, yet the plot darkens yet more in the later acts.
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Perhaps it's because of this danger, then, that Moxon sometimes slips into some bad writing.
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The group's founding is streamlined, and some later-era slang slips into early-era scenes.
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Turtle rises and stands there for a moment and then slips into the trees after them.
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After her aunt, Catherine purposely overdoses her on her medication, Ashley O slips into a coma.
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Anything that slips into the world with their seal of approval is a guaranteed good listen.
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He slips into the ensemble with ease, focusing on connection and spontaneity instead of gossamer beauty.
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More broadly, the global economy, showing signs of weakness before the war, slips into a recession.
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Hope fades, as it does, amid the sunshine and smiles, and this movie slips into idle.
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Rae, playing a fictionalized version of herself, slips into the role of Issa with obvious enthusiasm.
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There's a wonderful moment when Julia first slips into her Munchkin shoes, made by Mrs. Chang.
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Then your mask slips into this incredibly sweet happy little girl who's got tons of puppies.
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There are moments there—brief ones—in which Vernon slips into an Auto-Tuned trap flow.
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But Pattinson slips into the role in a way that imbues Connie with pathos and humanity.
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He slips into their holding chamber, getting up close and personal with the two chained-up dragons.
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It celebrates our island story rather than lamenting it (and frequently slips into calling that island England).
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Whether or not China actually slips into deficit this year will be determined mostly by commodities prices.
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"Everyone is awake, we are all fine," Abdul says, then his obsidian face slips into a grin.
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Britain's government slips into turmoil, the U.S. sanctions Saudi Arabia and Khmer Rouge leaders await their verdict.
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Is the announcement too little, too late as the country slowly slips into a creeping civil war?
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As she walks outside the house, she slips into her black burqa, covering all but her eyes.
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His rhetoric often goes beyond concerns about trade and slips into xenophobic stereotypes about crafty foreigners undermining America.
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Then, one day, like an irresistible wrecking ball, Rihanna slips into your DMs and asks for your number.
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In a case of inexcusable irony, Pelosi slips into an economic rescue bill provisions that harm the economy.
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Chung, now managing editor at Catapult and author of an upcoming memoir about adoption, sometimes slips into Slack.
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Once obtaining a sample, men have to drop some on a slide that slips into the connected camera device.
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The bullet vibrator conveniently slips into the top of the cock ring, and the whole thing is 100% waterproof.
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And so, another great name from British pop culture slips into the great federal correction complex in the sky.
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As President Obama slips into vacation mode, his oldest daughter's rubbing elbows with Hollywood types ... for work, of course.
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The lubricant makes sure any stool slips into the bedpan and doesn't stick, while the terrycloth helps with cleanup.
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Dreamtime becomes all the more important starting Friday as soulful Neptune slips into its annual retrograde until November 22.
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After the 20th, things cool down a little as the sun slips into Gemini and your healthy-living zone.
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The acceptance of suffering easily slips into normalizing sexual misconduct and its suppression as simply part of the practice.
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According to the current norms, an account slips into the NPA category if repayment is delayed by 90 days.
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For the most part, the film's heaviness is a virtue, even when its director, James Gray, slips into grandiosity.
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The finest performance comes from Mia Katigbak, who slips into the skin of Archer's mother with her customary grace.
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Mars slips into your 12th house of fantasy from the 8th on, bringing a fairy-tale vibe to the month.
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A brand reaches its apotheosis when it slips into the vernacular as a generic noun—Band-Aid, Kleenex, even Dumpster.
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It still gets hot, and it gets uncomfortable after a 10-hour workday slips into 12, or something like that.
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This Monday, February 6, fortuitous Jupiter slips into his annual retrograde, putting our gamblers' instincts in the time-out chair.
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Bran immediately slips into vision #2, where he finds himself staring down the Night's King — leading into a classic bit.
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That little electronic tab, called the Jacquard Tag, slips into the cuff of the jacket and pairs with your phone.
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Often guffaw-out-loud funny, the movie pretty much slips into something of a mess but remains a must-see.
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General Salah occasionally slips into the familiar language of autocrats, slandering the opposition as "traitors" bent on undermining the state.
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His album "Don't Be Cruel" becomes a major success, but as Bobby celebrates, he slips into a destructive drug addiction.
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He often slips into poetry during speeches, pulling the heartstrings of his followers and confirming their sense of shared destiny.
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Once the rear unit slips into fifth gear, the front transmission disengages, turning this Ferrari into a rear-drive car.
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Trump's evocation of a common American mission could be easily forgotten if he slips into his scorching rhetoric on immigration.
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At their relentlessly optimistic mother's behest, they move from Vermont to New York City, while their father slips into depression.
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"I'm so happy that this happened," says castmate Jonathan, as he slips into makeup and a dress for the queer prom.
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On Sunday, December 9, Mars leaves lighthearted Libra's love nest and slips into scintillating Scorpio's chamber of secrets until January 26.
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On Saturday, thoughtful Mercury slips into empathetic Pisces; then, on Sunday, there will be a solar eclipse in the same sign.
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Horndog Mars slips into seductive Scorpio from January 3 to March 5, ensuring that we'll all stay warm this winter. Meow!
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A reporter, Vicki Vale, slips into the fray to ask a question or two—strictly off the record, for appearances anyway.
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On the 17th, Venus slips into Cancer and your playing-for-keeps eighth house, followed by the sun on the 20th.
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The plot slips into gear when the tabloid editor tries to blackmail the mining magnate with explicit photographs from an orgy.
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A democratic tyrant slips into power by dint of deception: He is usually rich, but he carries himself as a commoner.
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Sadly, it appears that Mr. McCain, as he slips into eternity, left in bitterness and anger rather than peace and forgiveness.
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The matte finish slips into your skin without making it feel dry or shiny, which on camera can read as oily.
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"NYx" opens with a searching solo violin melody, like some mournful folk song, that slips into raunchy bursts of double-stops.
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Related: Massage Parlor Bust Shows How Houston Has Become a Hub for Human Trafficking Agathe slips into some blue-grey lingerie.
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Still, it's a very easy laptop to carry around all day, and it slips into my backpack or shoulder bag with ease.
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The reader slips into a literary China of poetry and mystery that flourished long before the boom—and will certainly outlive it.
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At points, the editorial slips into dangerous territory when it claims that the President is too "mentally ill" to watch their show.
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They offer a happy medium between the dress shoes he wears to work and the sneakers he slips into on the weekends.
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In a moment when the "doctor" isn't being vigilant, Will slips into his mind and does more than a little poking around.
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It slips into my pants pocket with ease and is just short enough to stay in my pocket when I sit down.
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Uh … sometimes he slips into a Boston accent, which is made attractive by the fact that it's coming out of his mouth.
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One night, while Jesse is sleeping, motel manager Neck Beard Keanu slips into her room and makes her deep throat a knife.
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While "Portrait" sometimes slips into murky disarray, it also achieves chillingly sudden shifts in mood, from joking and light to excruciatingly dark.
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The idea that this is what it means to become platonically close with another woman conveniently explains away potential slips into romance.
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This will help you pay attention to your word choice and the frequency of how many of these slips into your sentences.
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The whole show is an impressive tour — or detour — into states of looking and perception, with only a few slips into gimmickry.
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Occasionally a note of wistfulness or melancholy slips into his monologues, but real regret and deep introspection are alien to his character.
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And when he slips into this unruly hyper-tenor mode, you often don't mind because he also delivers blazing sound and passion.
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Ortberg slips into the sound booth and is soon joined by her guest, Anna Sale, host of WNYC's Death, Sex, and Money.
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It is a portrait more than a plot, more meditation than message, and though it sometimes slips into pedantry, it's often moving.
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She slips into the boxing ring and within seconds, is darting back and forth as she raises her fists for a perfect uppercut.
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As the notion of buying and driving your own car slips into history, new materials and technology will reshape life in the vehicle.
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Image: Matthew Reyes (Gizmodo)Finally, it slips into the final traditional tablet mode, the display entirely covering the keyboard and lying nearly flat.
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It slips into any of your pockets without taking up much space and can hold up to six cards along with some cash.
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They are among the most soothing places in the city to cradle a glass while the day shortens and slips into the night.
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The phone slips into the front lid easily and the front panel attaches to the top of the headset with an elastic loop.
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But the equation of aesthetic avant-gardism with social vanguardism is an all-too-common fallacy, one that Love and Angst slips into.
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When Freddie Highmore's killer Norman/Norma slips into Marion's room, it's Sam, the hero of the original Hitchcock film, who is splashing away.
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Geordie Wood After game two concludes, Silver slips into the control room set up for AlphaGo, just down the hall from the match.
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Analysts who side with the second view say the bull market won't run out of steam until the U.S. economy slips into recession.
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Whether Syria slips into a virtuous cycle or vicious one, Professor Fortna said, depends in large part on the United States and Russia.
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The British historian Lucy Worsley slips into period costume to contemplate the lusty appetites of Henry VIII from his wives' point of view.
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As she slips into another option, her assistant and close friend Victoria Villarroel scrolls through her phone, looking up her own old prom pictures.
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And usually once a post either gets upvoted to the front page or dies in the user submission pile, it slips into obscurity forever.
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The reduction in manufacturing capacity will leave G.M. more stable if sales continue to slow or the United States economy slips into a recession.
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When Venus slips into your grounded sixth house on the 12th, you'll feel ready to settle down and take care of some unfinished business.
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The small plastic charging puck for the Apple Watch slips into a recessed circular hole in the stand and the cable is tucked under.
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Awdish's book suffers only when she slips into physician mode, searching for words to relate the profundity of medicine as a profession and calling.
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Hood slips into her Italian-American mother's kitchen, though she never quite manages to get the knack of rolling out meatballs like Mom does.
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Think of it as a tiny phone that slips into a pocket or bag and can be folded out like a regular flip phone.
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Nanjiani) and a grad student (Zoe Kazan) fall for each other, but just after their relationship hits the skids, she slips into a coma.
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But inside her head, she slips into rage mode, where she chugs beers and performs death metal karaoke as flames spark around her face.
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Elisabeth (Laura Sepul) doesn't want to be in the family banking business, but when her brother Paul collapses and slips into a coma — diabetes?
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Elisabeth (Laura Sepul) doesn't want to be in the family banking business, but when her brother Paul collapses and slips into a coma — diabetes?
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Let's say you're meeting up with former colleagues at happy hour, and the conversation slips into into you complaining about your former boss or workload.
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This is the worst part of surgery: a broad steel needle slips into my hand, searching for a vein to pump its pacifying venom into.
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Still, sometimes that "emphasis on thinness in the bridal world" slips into the mainstream, and the reaction is both appalling and not a bit surprising.
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That impersonation slips into English, a turn that is reliably entertaining and also, I suppose, part of the production's political point (something about ugly Americans).
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That day, passionate Mars slips into retrograde mode until June 29, backtracking first through Sagittarius then plunging down into Scorpio's mysterious waters on May 27.
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Emma: Very fond of the bit where Jason Derulo forgets where he is and slips into audition mode for the part of Macavity in Cats.
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The baritone Stéphane Degout is superb as the theater director, who also slips into the roles of a crook, a murderer and the circus ringleader.
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A fearful follower slips into his speech a condemnation of the entire institution of law enforcement as inherently racist, a sickeningly false and dangerous statement.
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But if the United States slips into a recession, as many economists fear it will sometime next year, the problems plaguing retail could get far worse.
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Short-term changes (when someone slips into another's accent mid-conversation) have been shown to be a sign of empathy and imitation for our conversation partner.
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But despite Venus' levity early in the week, we'll plunge into deeper waters on Saturday, when the sun slips into soulful, sensitive Pisces until March 20.
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Trump's explainers often accuse the media of taking the President's words too literally or of mistaking his sarcasm for intent when he slips into autocratic rhetoric.
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The way he slips into range, unleashes a four- or five-punch combo then wheels out untouched is as elegant as any dancing you'll ever see.
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They believe that if consideration slips into January, when Democrats who favor more expansive sentencing changes take control of the House, the current compromise could collapse.
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Let Michael Ray chip away at it with earnest country charm and a voice that slips into dulcet soul when he's trying to make a point.
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As he slips into the coma, and as his body makes its death rattle, his wife explains to their children that it is all perfectly normal.
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Eventually, the film slips into dreamy vignettes that blur the line between Rose and the missing girl even further, as Rose begins to question her life.
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Each week, Mr. Lamenzo can play more than a dozen services and rehearsals on it, and often slips into the empty church at night to practice.
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But as this tiny AI lab slips into Uber's increasingly vast and ambitious operation, the startup is still tight-lipped on what its technology actually looks like.
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The S7 Edge is a phone that most people could use with one hand, and it slips into a pocket with ease, despite having a spacious display.
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The problem for me is the attempted justification for drinking alone—that I can make funnier dick jokes—quickly slips into just drinking alone all the time.
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Now, Synaptics thinks it can make our old laptops more secure with its new fingerprint USB module, the Turnkey, which slips into any Windows PC's USB port.
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My travel tech organizer slips into the main compartment perfectly, and I can keep valuables like my credit cards and passport in the compartments against my back.
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Forecasters with the National Hurricane Center say the storm's wind speeds will increase after Irma passes Cuba then slips into the extremely warm waters near the Keys.
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As she slips into a rehearsal of Antony Tudor's "Lilac Garden" wearing a chic knit dress, hair loosely tied back, her presence is felt around the studio.
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Lest something true accidentally slips into the program's report and damages the group's credibility, a crack team of editors and fact checkers combs through all potential stories.
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She's an unambiguous captive, trapped by sex and class, yet the viciousness that her liberation awakens — as carnal lust slips into bloodlust — precludes a facile redemptive reading.
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"To be sure, the contraction in manufacturing needn't mean the whole US economy slips into recession," said UBS's global chief investment strategist in a note to clients.
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As one brutal chapter of her life slips into the next, God is invoked by name and mocked by example, and Liz learns many lessons, all horrible.
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If the Federal Reserve tightens policy too aggressively, or the American economy slips into recession (or both), tech investors will get that sinking feeling again. Economist.com/blogs/buttonwood
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Returning home from a long day of fending off his enemies' attacks, the gazillionaire slips into a bathrobe, microwaves his lobster thermidor, and eats it while sitting alone.
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The fun doesn't stop when the bottle is empty ... because after Hallie dries off, she slips into a bra and panties and dances around as confetti rains down.
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No One Can Pronounce My Name has similar concerns and Satyal's point of view remains warm-hearted, though leavened with enough humor that it never slips into sentimentality.
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Gelfand said his hope was that if work on the Cadillac tax slips into next year, House Democrats could move to fully repeal it, not just delay it.
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If the world slips into a sense of hopelessness driven by mistrust, lack of confidence and authoritarianism, it becomes a world defined by our differences not our likenesses.
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He slips into Potala, joining pilgrims who have finagled an audience with the Dalai Lama, ''a child of eight with a bright and fair complexion and rosy cheeks.
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As Jesús, both victim and monster, slips into drugs, sexual abuse, psychosis, incest and necrophilia, Paz Soldán perfectly modulates the tension, evincing our sympathy even as we recoil.
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It can tote seven average-size adults fairly comfortably and slips into shopping mall parking spaces without the drama of docking an aircraft carrier (looking at you, Sprinter).
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He brings an unforced looseness to the movie that it very much needs, especially after Mr. Pratt slips into a more sober register in his daddy dearest scenes.
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I walk with a stock right-side cane and a discreet brace resembling a shin guard that slips into my shoe to help raise my limp left foot.
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Every Saturday, Kerney slips into the anchor's chair of a very different kind of television program: a sports betting show from a makeshift studio at the Meadowlands Racetrack.
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I'm a little conflicted about saying I want characters whose gender is irrelevant, because sometimes it slips into treating stereotypically masculine traits as neutral, and feminine ones as artificial.
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As a major supplier of oil and gas to Europe and starting point for migrant flows into Italy, much is at stake if the country slips into further turmoil.
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But if the economy settles into a more sluggish phase, or stalls and slips into recession, further hedge fund selling will put renewed downward pressure on diesel and crude.
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What the world heard in the voice of President Donald Trump is "resolve and determination not to stand idly by while a nation slips into dictatorship", Mr Pence said.
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Mr. Hanks slips into Sully easily, with a grandfatherly wreath of white hair, a tidy mustache and an air of steadfast, professional calm that's only occasionally beaded in sweat.
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In a last act of defiance, Ofglen No. 1 slips into a car at the open market in full view of Commander's wives, guards and even handmaids like Offred.
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We're spoiled for choice when it comes to a genre that at its best illuminates an entire era through one life, and at its worst slips into simplistic hagiography.
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David Fincher has directed a number of masterful films, but one of the things that's most impressive about his work is the amount of CGI that slips into the background.
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Here is Google's latest move to undercut that: Gboard, an app for Apple's iOS devices that slips into other apps and summons Google search with the touch of a button.
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He says his goodbyes, the last rites are said, and he slips into a dream state in which he sees images of Lise, his first wife, and his beloved Natasha.
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After FaceTiming with '90s superproducer Jermaine Dupri about how much she misses the music and the vibe of the era, Jones slips into the dream sequence portion of the video.
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In an open-air production of Bizet's "Carmen" at Masada, the ancient fortress in the Judean Desert, she slips into the guise of a peasant woman pulling a donkey cart.
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What had given them hope, many said in interviews, was an achievement that could never be erased even as it slips into history: that a black person can become president.
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Janeane Garofalo slips into the Streep role and Lili Taylor the Keaton part in the play's Broadway debut, which begins previews on Thursday, June 8, at the American Airlines Theater.
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After all, it could just as easily be said that this serves as proof that it is only when one of them slips into gear that Arsenal does the same.
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It's a bit refreshing to see that kind of relationship portrayed with such openness and honesty, particularly in a friendship between two men that never slips into masculine buddy clichés.
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As the world slips into carnage, the hero loses his sexual potency; as he saves it, so too are all personal rifts mended and the schmo is reborn as mustang.
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But that extra money is a safeguard: It would need that cash if the country slips into a recession, as the need for Pell grants increases during hard financial times.
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No, I don't think so, because if the global economy slips into recession it won't be sufficient for the Fed to just hold rates low, they might have to reverse course.
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In London for a one-off supper club linked to her recently published cookbook Eivissa: The Ibiza Cookbook, her conversation slips into incantations of Ibizan foodstuffs, which she recites like liturgies.
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"Programs," produced by CuBeatz and Cardo, has Miller over a more straightforward trap beat, and he slips into a Kendrick Lamar-like flow that he hasn't played with too much before.
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It's laced with regret and nostalgia, but it's not as dark as Mansfield Park because at the end it explodes with that triumphant, cathartic love letter Wentworth slips into Anne Elliot's hands.
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The actor slips into his best Donald Trump mode for a hilarious Funny or Die spoof, impersonating the presidential hopeful in a cheeky biopic that features a slew of star-studded appearances.
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After doing something to the Prius — thereby creating a fix-it distraction for Ben — Sasha sneaks up to Becky's bathroom, slips into her nightgown, and steps into the bathroom where she died.
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He slips into the back of the club and takes his spot in the corner behind the DJ booth, standing on a seat so he's now the tallest person in the room.
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Fans won't have to wait long to see Ferrell ham it up once again: The actor slips into an entirely different persona as outlandish baddie Mugatu in the highly anticipated Zoolander 2.
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But when Dawn meets a strikingly handsome football player at her local gas station, and is immediately forbidden by her mother to see him again, her carefully manicured life slips into chaos.
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The ensemble's new principal trumpet, Christopher Martin, slips into the dramatic lead of Ligeti's "Mysteries of the Macabre" beginning Wednesday in a program that includes Bartok's Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta.
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The beauty of The Sex Factor—an online reality show in which contestants compete to become a porn star—is how easily it slips into the same routine as other reality shows.
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Mr. Anadol, a data artist, said he likes to imagine the Frank Gehry-designed building as an enormous artificial intelligence that recalls the orchestra's past and slips into reverie about its future.
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With so many strands and themes — and so many locations crammed into the narrow set — Ms. Hutchinson's plotting sometimes slips into melodrama, while perpetuating unhelpful myths about Asian families and female fertility.
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OCCASIONALLY MARTIN SHIELDS slips into the jargon of financial markets: OTC (over-the-counter), for trades between banks and private customers; kd-103-210, a code for payments, which confuses his translator.
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The moment encapsulates a central challenge: to explore the repercussions of a business dependent upon the sale of the flesh through storytelling that never slips into preachy puritanism or flat-out pornography.
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McKinnon's Clinton later slips into a Sanders impression while discussing the anger of young voters and income inequality, eventually morphing into a Sanders look-alike, complete with glasses, suit and a wig.
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As president, Trump is not bound by the same law -- the Hatch Act -- that restricts his aides' political activity, meaning he's not committing any crimes when he slips into politicking during official events.
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And when you're done, you can quickly wrap it up in the included utility loop that then slips into an included white nylon bag — a combination that diffuses light for a makeshift lantern.
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The entire Athos clothing line features a small core that slips into a pocket on Athos shorts (it works with any pair), and it connects with the sensors in each item of clothing.
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And as the book slips into its final section, it loses itself in a straightforward fantasy quest that's fun on its own terms, but feels like an abandonment of the novel's earlier complexity.
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My roommate has bipolar disorder, which means that he can go for long periods of time, even years, feeling normal, before he slips into weeks of depression balanced by weeks of manic chaos.
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"If control of Johor slips into (opposition) hands it would damage Najib's political power and credibility within UMNO after the election," said Peter Mumford, director of Asia at political risk consultancy Eurasia Group.
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He also claimed that the young women who accused Salgado of kidnapping were treated well, and were there with the consent of their parents; Salgado's attorneys entered the signed permission slips into evidence.
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Other characters try to find a clear cause for Olivia's behavior, as she smashes mirrors and slips into fugue states: they blame mental illness, or her husband's neglect, or those damned pushy ghosts.
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An important facet of Aubrey Graham's personal brand is his precious love for his tiny mother, but even Drake occasionally slips into bratty teen mode when his highly anticipated lunch plans are foiled.
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Each morning, we wake up, pile pillows and blankets in the corner and push the bed up, where it slips into an upright frame so discreet that your eye slides right over it.
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Guadagnino largely sidesteps those for most of the movie, rendering a muted Berlin in grays and browns, and when he finally slips into Argento's visual style it's all the more terrifying by contrast.
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In a sneak peek at the performance, Diggs, 46, slips into a short blond wig and — of course — a cone bra corset for the number, topping off the look with a deep red lipstick.
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"Now I don't want to bite the hand that'll show me the other side / But I didn't want to build the land that has fed you your whole life," she slips into the track.
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Instead of shaming basic witches the way we once scorned basic bitches, we should hold them accountable when their consumerism slips into exploitation, then take time to reflect on our own seemingly basic behaviors.
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As "On Swift Horses" shows, the trick is to make the moment "the whole story slips into place" for the character just as satisfying for the reader, even if we knew it all along.
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A track called "Why She Loves" opens with a saxophone prologue in free tempo, slips into a melody played as if on tiptoe and opens up to a trumpet solo with no visible horizon.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 6 (Reuters) - If the U.S. economy slips into a recession, homeowners in Riverside, California, will fare much worse than those in Rochester, New York, Seattle-based real estate brokerage Redfin predicts.
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It really is not mine, partly because of how easily it slips into catfight mode and how content it is to draw its queen-bee villain (Casey Erin Clark) in just two tired dimensions.
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Democratic presidential hopeful Andrew Yang said that if he is elected to serve in the White House, he is prepared to empower the consumer to kickstart the economy if it slips into a recession.
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Microsoft appears to be preparing to offer its own SIM card, that tiny electronic device that slips into a tablet or smartphone, letting you access wide-area wireless networks operated by the big telecom companies.
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This will cost Miguel time, though, and while he does not have a quota of posts to review, managers monitor his productivity, and ask him to explain himself when the number slips into the 200s.
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A former minor league baseball player, Martz has a sturdy frame and speaks with prim efficiency, but he slips into exuberance when discussing his long-delayed success in bringing demand-responsive public transit to Altamonte.
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" (At art shows and conferences, he often slips into his tongue-in-cheek persona, whom he insists be called Famous New Media Artist Jeremy Bailey, or FNMAJB.) "This is going to be SO MUCH FUN!
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Typically decked out in soccer gear and a long ponytail, on this day she sheds her sporty attire as she slips into one beaded, lacy white dress after another, her blond locks cascading down her back.
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REUTERS - In "Tum Bin 2", Neha Sharma plays Taran, a London-based woman whose world comes crashing down around her when her boyfriend Amar slips into a coma after a skiing accident in the Swiss Alps.
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As Paul is perceived by different people—across Iowa City, Provincetown, San Francisco—he is read as different genders, and fluidly slips into those identities, pursuing romances that turn him, at times, gay, lesbian, or queer.
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Now, the central trio of Elliot, Darlene, and Angela are all working at cross-purposes, or sometimes working together (depending on which persona Elliot slips into), while Mr. Robot haunts the proceedings like a carnival ghoul.
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Faith in his dignity as a human being shines in Sam's every word and act — and, what's more, a compassion for Hally that allows him to put up with the young man's slips into casual condescension.
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She slips into a rich continental accent when she calls for her husband, and she dives into her low, trembling rasp — "not the voice of a woman," as she has put it — when she teases him.
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The sense of frustration among moderates is only likely to grow if the House's impeachment probe slips into January or February — further complicating Democratic attempts to clear high-profile legislation they promised during the 2018 midterms.
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Boeing shares fell Monday as the company is expected to soon decide whether to further cut or suspend production of the 737 Max as the timeline for the beleaguered plane's return to service slips into 2020.
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If the former, what are the risks of escalation that could lead to a much bigger confrontation with Russia and Mr Assad's other ally, Iran, especially if military escalation slips into having regime change as its objective?
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Removed Member Cleanup: If a troll or troublemaker slips into a Group and gets removed, Facebook now allows admins to instantly delete all their posts and comments, and rescind recent invites they've sent to potential new members.
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Ms. Bakst isn't nude, but she wears what turns out to be an image of a reclining nude — Ingres's "The Grand Odalisque" — printed on her pants and on the shirt she slips into midway through the piece.
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While Andy was describing what was happening in the glass, the first song that came to mind for me was Captain Beefheart's 'Click Clack,' because it starts with a different lunge, and then slips into a groove.
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The highly anticipated IPO for short-term home rental company Airbnb, which said it intended to go public in 220, could be shelved as the coronavirus dents the travel industry and the economy slips into a recession.
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NURVV Run Smart Insoles ($299.95 — available now)The NURVV Run wearable slips into the insole of your running shoes and offers real-time coaching feedback about your running technique to help you avoid injuries and run faster.
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" The heroine of "Joy" (2012) jumps or slips into a glassy corporate atrium on the day she is to make partner at her London law firm: "To watch a pretty young woman falling from such a height. . . .
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But the conversations we need to have most right now about sex and dating are the ones Super Seducer specifically ignores: ones about power dynamics, the complexities of non-verbal consent, and how easily flirting slips into manipulation.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - When top-ranked men's C1 slalom paddler Matej Benus slips into the water in Rio he will assume a starring role in an Olympic event that has long been dominated by a Slovakian compatriot.
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Since Tom elects to forgo radiation and chemotherapy, the care she provides him is palliative, making him comfortable and allowing him to drink his remaining days away, until he slips into a coma and is eased into death.
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When he mounts certain hobbyhorses — the putative excesses of the contemporary left, say, or what he sees as its emphasis on cultural over economic issues — he slips into a flattening, apolitical misanthropy that is more performative than analytical.
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When he mounts certain hobbyhorses — the putative excesses of the contemporary left, say, or what he sees as its emphasis on cultural over economic issues — he slips into a flattening, apolitical misanthropy that is more performative than analytical.
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We cannot stress enough how many essential staff and officials want out — if not this quarter, then soon after the new year: Watch for Gary Cohn to bolt after tax reform, which we think slips into Q1 of 2018.
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When she slips into the guarded, wood-paneled safe room where guards are protecting her father, she sees that Kendall is orchestrating an off-the-books meeting for Logan with the CEO of a rival news organization called Pierce.
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Mike Cernovich, a hawker of nutritional supplements and self-published books about the irresistibility of simian dominance, insists he isn't part of the alt-right even though he slips into the first person plural when he mentions the movement.
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His grandfather suffers from a form of post-traumatic stress disorder, while his grandmother slips into bouts of madness that seem to be part mental illness, part guilt or shame over something that happened to her during the war.
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It even breaks down surprisingly small and easily slips into an included storage bag, making it a breeze to take along not just while camping, but also to outdoor music festivals, a backyard barbecue, or down the block to visit neighbors.
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His speaking manner is equally extravagant — Robbie frequently uses metaphors (ever heard the one about the crabs in the bucket theory?) and sometimes slips into third person, which gives me the sense that he's had to explain himself a lot.
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He pulls his hood up and slips into the crowd, into a unitary anonymity, and with each rock he slings out into the no-man's-land he feels a growing potency as more and more bodies press up to the front.
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It starts out as a nostalgic idyll: But in the second verse, in the same careful and quiet tone, Stevens sings about familial terror: The protagonist slips into some incantations of his own to stave off the fear and misery.
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When the sinister apparition of a Woodsman slips into the back of an unmarked police car and rips the top of William Hastings's head off, the F.B.I. brain trust accepts that the usual suspects don't apply, and so do we.
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The video artist Liz Zito slips into the persona of an obsessed fan, painting the erstwhile bachelor Nick Viall as a merman on a seashell-lined canvas, then trying to sell the portrait to Mr. Viall over Instagram for $10,000.
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Kendrick slips into his tender mode but tbh by the third verse is yelling and you'll realise that this song comes about three-quarters of the way through the film because that's when the story has viewers the most shook.
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As your pupil slips into its keyhole you release a little cough And in the ill-lit room beyond the door an empty suit Turns its head, information and defense spilling from its pit In the shitty willow's boundless shadow.
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In "Eyeballs," Savage sings about trying to keep a girl in New York before she leaves him for healthier alternatives; "Winter in the South" gallops through different abstract descriptions of Savage; "Phantom Limb" slips into a country twang with a rousing chorus.
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That's because this waterfall, called the Devil's Kettle, splits into two: one half of the river flows up to the edge of the falls and tumbles over, but the other half slips into a hole at the top of the falls and disappears.
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In an insomniac's rant, delivered to a spectral Brittany, he gives a speech about the art of firing people (and, yes, the audience seemed to pick up on suggested parallels to America's reigning chief executive) that is rife with slips into reflexive racism.
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Occasionally, all this psycho-gaming slips into dorm-room heavy-talk about what it all means, man; "Our brains are just computers that make our life stories make sense," Owen says, as if we haven't been watching a series about precisely that.
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But when the book slips into horror at the end, it becomes legitimately frightening: Alone late in my apartment, I closed the book 50 pages from the end, feeling that it would be more prudent to finish it by the light of day.
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There's a dark comedy to be found in Essie's various job interviews, as well as her reckoning with friends and family, from whom she is forever requesting the one word that might best describe her before she slips into a mental abyss.
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The time-toggling plot frequently slips into the past to record such events, a device that's just as eerie, especially when it latches onto a bit of local folklore about a haunted sugar field and a spook known as the Naked Florida Man.
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Bob Crowley's ingenious set, with its allusive empty frames and moving parts, has a modernity feels at odds with the old-fashioned ballet tropes that Mr. Wheeldon slips into "Strapless" — as if Jonathan Franzen had suddenly decided to write in the style of Dickens.
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That additional layer will make all the difference if your password ever slips into the wrong hands: Someone can try getting into your Gmail account, but if they don't physically have your phone to receive the text message from Google, breaking in becomes much harder.
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In "The Bureau," Mathieu Kassovitz slips into the role of Malotru, an undercover agent for the French intelligence service, who, returning home to Paris after a six-year mission in Damascus, struggles to relinquish his alias — and a forbidden affair with a married Syrian woman.
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I'm sitting on a velvet green couch in a suite in the Lowes Regency Hotel in New York City when celebrity makeup artist Mario Dedivanovic cracks the door open and slips into the room in a cozy black sweatshirt, dark jeans, and crisp white socks.
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CARYN GANZ A chronicle of multiple romances and/or obsessions, from childhood crush to high-school infatuation to post-breakup rationalizations, "Never (Let You Go)" is two or three songs in five minutes by Deanté Hitchcock, an Atlanta rapper who sometimes slips into singing.
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Mr. Moore's Donnie exudes a sense of aggrieved dissatisfaction, while Mr. Hanlon brings a sunny sweetness to Adam, whose close relationship with Dotty is gently touching; at one sad point Dotty's mind slips into the past, and she imagines that he is her long-dead husband.
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In desperation, he runs away and tries to steal de la Cruz's guitar from where it rests in his tomb, and then plays a few chords — but by so doing, he inadvertently slips into the realm of the dead, where the living can no longer see him.
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The newly released video captures Carlson and Kelly's dramatized characters alongside other recognizable Fox News heavyweights — including former anchor Kimberly Guilfoyle — as the network slips into chaos amid the 2016 scandal that saw a wave of female staffers and television personalities accuse Ailes of sexual harassment.
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Routine becomes habit, habit becomes reflex, and before long your working life slips into a series of actions you barely have to tell yourself to do, all in an environment so uninspiring you'd have to spend every waking hour in it to notice it at all.
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Long after following his high school friend Val Kilmer here, Mr. Spacey still slips into seamless impersonations of beloved instructors like his mentor, Marian Seldes, and the fearsome voice teacher Elizabeth Smith (who once told him his voice sounded like the end of a frayed rope).
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And then she slips into stubborn self-absorption: She gets frustrated with her baby for refusing to breast-feed, blames her mother for her shortcomings, storms away from her house and child, loses her pants, and returns late at night to finally connect emotionally and physically with the baby.
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About 31% of those with payments due say that they're not confident they'll be able to pay their rent or mortgage if the U.S. slips into a recession, according to those polled by YouGov exclusively for CNBC Make It. Rent is not the only bill Americans are worried about paying.
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Whilst it touches on a variety of sounds—be it the pop-library of early Air, or the kind of crisply autumnal folk treasured by selectors like Moonbots, Siba K, and Andy Pye—Gilmore's latest never slips into pastiche or plasticity, a reflection of its creators on-off relationship with music itself.
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But even as her approval rating slips into the low single digits, Ms. Park has been defiant, meaning that South Korea's worst political crisis in decades is likely to drag on for months, leaving her conservative government distracted and in disarray while it grapples with a slowing economy and rising household debt.
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"The world oil price we believe is going to be closer to $80 for the rest of the year and particularly in November and December for Brent, and maybe even a little bit more upside if the handcuffs on Iran are tightened just a bit and Libya slips into more chaos," said Kloza.
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The story then slips into a feverish dream, when a young girl gazes out through her gauzy blush-pistachio colored curtains, and sings Simon & Garfunkel's The Sound of Silence, watching herself perform on a laptop — a stylized reenactment of a fantasy that, in our mediated age, many teenagers, rich and poor, find at their fingertips.
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What if a player catches the ball in mid-air and, before he can return to the earth's surface, the planet's core explodes, which causes the loss of gravity as we drift off into space, but some of the dirt from the field touches the receiver's feet as the ball slips into a black hole?
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On "All the King's Horses" she slips into hypnotic singsong; on "A Brand New Me" she demonstrates how a belted note can contain just the right proportions of rasp, sugar, warmth; on "April Fools" she spirals further and further upward, her wails getting more and more breathless, as if love's pull is sucking her into the sky.
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Things turn fantastical when Naomi slips into the past, where she meets a young Sonia Sotomayor (Jianzi Colón-Soto), intent on becoming a detective; Virginia Apgar (Amanda Corday), the physician whose namesake test for newborns occasions a charming baby-doll dance; and Ruby Bridges (Auberth Bercy), the first grader who in 1960 integrated a New Orleans school.
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Laying in front of the fire (when is the fire not burning at the Lodge Residence?!) barely covered with blankets, Archie lets an slip "I Love You" while snuggling with Veronica and no quicker do the words leave his lips than the entire scene slips into an awkward dash for the door as Veronica is unable to say anything back.
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Instead, we need to have a serious conversation among thinkers, advocates, artists and others that leads to a new textual borderland of open inquiry, where poetry slips into the demands for human dignity and the importance of transdisciplinary conversations are not simply focused on revealing the crises of contemporary political thought but encourage a rethinking of what it might mean to be human in the 21st century.
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This article originally appeared on EW.com Every hero needs an origin story, though the weight of this one may be too much for even the steeliest cyborg shoulders to bear: Ghost in the Shell isn't merely a movie where Scarlett Johansson slips into a sinuous (yet somehow, miraculously nipple-free) skin suit and sets out to destroy a shadowy syndicate of underground thugs and baddies; It's an ongoing narrative unavoidably fraught by two-plus decades of cultish devotion and cultural appropriation.
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Brosnahan easily slips into Sherman-Palladino's fast-talking dialogue without sounding like she's trying to imitate Lauren Graham, and she makes Midge's loyalty to her husband, Joel (Michael Zegen), interesting instead of pathetic (she makes food to bribe a Greenwich Village club owner into giving Joel a better time slot, she charts how each of his jokes did in a little notebook, and she wakes up before him so she can put on her face, do her hair, and look pretty when he wakes up).
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It is also an attempt at redemption — a word that appears in the final sentence of the book — for just like the Americans she criticizes, those who travel the world seeing nothing but themselves, Hansen too at times slips into a consciousness that looks at other countries in order to diagnose America's perversions, as though part of her purpose is not only to show but also demonstrate how, if you are fated to be American, everything, including your well-intentioned desire to see the world clearly, will most likely lead you back home.
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