But most of the leaks in question here involve political spitballing.
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Just spitballing here, but that might have made a nice montage sequence!
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We're just spitballing here, we've never been employed at the North Pole.
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Obviously, Kendrick is jokingly spitballing here and this is all purely hypothetical.
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Are we really spitballing this idea right now, at this fucking late date?
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For example — just spitballing here — you might drop the engagement ring into a waterfall.
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"I'll cause [HBO CEO Richard] Plepler to panic," the just-spitballing-here CEO said.
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Alex was right next to me and he started spitballing things we could do.
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Did you know what you wanted to talk about beforehand or were you just spitballing?
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When we were spitballing for "Endgame," we started with, Thor's on a mission of vengeance.
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Spitballing. Jon Snow's revival is far from the only game-changing moment in the episode, however.
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Just spitballing here: Instead of big Bob, what if the attacker is a pint-size Jawa?
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Dan Harmon's surrealist, spitballing comedy has become a cult favorite as it races across the galaxy.
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The reason this plan made it past a spitballing session and into viable — indeed, beautiful — life?
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Maybe, and I'm just spitballing here, they could call it a "union" or something crazy like that.
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I was a frat boy planning a big party, spitballing with my frat brother (John, the banker).
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The process was a down-to-the-wire spitballing session about Atkins with two staffers on her office couch.
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Just spitballing here, but if season 6 is all about devil-worshippers, we're totally patting ourselves on the back.
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Here's a question that likely to come up in any spitballing session: Why shouldn't the Democrats just vote for it?
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We're just spitballing here, but one of the nifty things about Cruel Intentions is that it's a remake of Dangerous Liaisons.
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That's just spitballing, of course, as Google hasn't released any data like this, and excluding China tilts the numbers in Apple's favor.
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On abortion as on so many crucial issues that affect Americans' lives, he's just spitballing, and he doesn't care who knows it.
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Or maybe—and we're just spitballing here—maybe we could just calm the fuck down and accept that sometimes restaurants run out of supplies.
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Aside from spitballing whatever may come in the future, adding messaging is also a move being made to capitalize better on existing user behavior.
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For every episode of the show that's fantastically resonant, there's one (or more) that disappears down a rabbit hole of its own futuristic spitballing.
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"When we were spitballing for 'Endgame,' we started with, Thor's on a mission of vengeance," Christopher Markus, a screenwriter, told The New York Times.
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The wine crooks are currently still at large, probably sniffing the corks on a few bottles and spitballing ways to fence them without getting caught.
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I'm just spitballing here, but we're coming out of a summer where nearly every film in the top 10 was about superhumans or cartoon animals.
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Maybe — and we're just spitballing about things in the realm of possibility here — this could mean there's a collaboration between Gaga and Cardi in our future?
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Plus, and I'm just spitballing here: Maybe it's time for folks that look and love like me to be allowed to be themselves in traditional media.
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But maybe—and I'm just spitballing here—it might be a little bit less of a long shot if you approached them via an actual booking agent.
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Proven or not, vertical farming has existed for more than 100 years, often on the pages of books and magazines spitballing ideas for creating a utopian society.
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The movie begins, in a 12-minute scene directed by Mr. Swanberg, with Kent spitballing the idea of a sequel with his former director, who has reservations.
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But as games have grown more realistic, as their ambitions have encompassed wanting players to invest and believe in their worlds, the spitballing humor they employ has grown clumsier.
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Perhaps, and I'm just spitballing here, a better version of this system would include telling a person what they can expect to pay for something as part of the routine prep?
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I chatted with LeCun about some of these long-term visions for the company, which evolved into him spitballing about what he's working on now and where he'd like to see improvements.
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Five years ago, REI's chief customer officer Ben Steele joined colleagues at a table, spitballing around Black Friday campaign ideas, when a novel idea arose: What if they just closed up shop altogether?
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The irony is that, much as it hit on the Russia investigation and Mr. Trump's penchant for spitballing his own statistics, Mr. Baldwin's skit was kind to him at least in one way.
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Tan, as she explains to me over the phone, is about precision, but the means through which she achieves precision involves a lot of experimentation, cycles of trial error, and a lot of spitballing.
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That means, if you're an Accord owner in Dallas, you're probably not going to be able to get a Model 3 until — I'm just spitballing here — 2019 (rapid activation of Tesla's gigafactories notwithstanding; see below).
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But the dialogue in both Rick and Morty and Animals bears the unmistakable aliveness of spitballing (sometimes literally for Rick), keeping in stutters and mumbles that give the whole thing a decidedly more human vibe — ironically.
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Unbound by the conventional limits of the workweek (or because our workweeks were already bursting at the seams), we converged on a Saturday, in a space designed to inspire spontaneous idea-spitballing and immediate collegial feedback.
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Or possibly, and I'm just spitballing here, you look like you just swallowed a first-generation iPhone simply because you had to sit quietly and listen to the president boast about his great and many successes?
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But the script (by S. Craig Zahler, in nowhere near his "Bone Tomahawk" form), while providing some genuinely funny moments, is so flimsy it feels like it emerged from a spitballing session in a college dorm.
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We already know that the Prime & Fine Primer eliminates touch-ups, but now you can confidently bob for apples without your football player eyeblack or bright pop star eyeshadow (just spitballing costume ideas here) dripping down your face.
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Every day, it seems we find new and innovative ways that we want Weisz to harm us—like, I want Rachel Weisz to shoot and explode a bird on my face, just to feel something (just spitballing here).
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And while Reuters says it has confirmed the basics of the report (while noting it's mostly just an internal spitballing session that hasn't reached President Trump's desk yet), there are still a lot of questions about the tentative plan.
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We don't yet know, for example, who Trump will tap to head the Office of Science and Technology Policy and serve as his science advisor, but don't be surprised if—just spitballing here—we end up with someone like Ken Ham.
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Other emails highlighted by Wikileaks as evidence of corruption in fact show staffers getting guidance from attorneys on how to comply with campaign finance laws and spitballing ways to respond to attacks from Sanders on the integrity of the nomination process.
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But whether Trump was just spitballing or not all that concerned about Roe is probably a moot point — the list of potential justices he's said to be working from include doctrinaire conservatives much like Neil Gorsuch, Trump's first Supreme Court pick.
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As a big NBA fan thanks to Dirk Nowitzki, he keeps up on all the news around the league and started talking about what the Celts were going to do with Thomas, when he just started spitballing his own personal theory.
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Just hours after Press Secretary Sean Spicer told reporters that the White House would impose a 20% tariff on Mexican-produced products in order to fund Donald Trump's pet border wall, he told reporters he was just spitballing, according to the New York Times.
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Best of all, and I'm just spitballing here, but the Pivot looks just like the Amazon Echo so you can put the Pivot and Alexa together and have them mate, creating a family of lipstick-tube sized webcam AIs that can populate the world.
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Channeling their inner impresarios, critics and reporters for The New York Times engaged in a little operatic spitballing, throwing out ideas — including some that the Met is experimenting with and others it might find off the wall — that could help fill the house again.
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There were a couple of different versions of it that we kept spitballing around but then to me, it just felt like the best thing to do was pull a panel straight from the "Born Again" comic and just have the shot of him in the bed.
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Many of them fostered a debate-club vibe, full of lawyerly hypotheticals and thought experiments, spitballing and modest proposals — and of course, so-called devil's advocates, who engaged in the time-honored process of arguing one side of a proposition in order to test the other's flaws.
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Maybe you — and I'm spitballing here — just received yet another Sunday morning "Hey, just sent you an email" text from a coworker about a deeply not urgent email and you'd love to figure out how to tell them, "Hey, cut that shit out," in a professional way.
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Perhaps you — again, spitballing — worked 60 hours a week for the past year and still aren't getting a raise, or you recently watched the Layoff Angel of Death sweep through your company and realized that being available at all hours of the day didn't save anyone's job.
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So when the studio goons start talking to agents for say, Tom Hiddleston, or Tom Hardy, or Michael Fassbender or James Franco or Jake Gyllenhaal (do NOT run with this, I'm spitballing here), those agents can rest assured that their client is considered in the same echelon as Mr. King of the World himself.
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"Last week we started spitballing ideas for blog posts, half joking, but Amanda (@malwareunicorn) opened the Wordpress and made us contributors...so here we are," @mzbat, one of the site's writers, told me over Twitter DM. "I guess it started as a Twitter dm with some awesome people and we exchanged makeup and fashion tips (new brands/products) which I love," @_sn0ww, another contributor, told me.
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There are many shocking but logical ways he could reveal to Sansa that he sees every detail from any moment in time, including but not limited to: confirming the circumstances of their brother Rickon's death, revealing the unknown fact that their sister Arya is alive, or, just spitballing here, spilling the fucking tea on Jon's mysterious parentage that will change the course of the entire war.
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While those innings are higher stress than innings he'd pitch as a starter, I think the Jays would want to be careful with pushing him too far past that number, but—and I'm just spitballing here—maybe they could get him up over 100, with the thought of moving him to the rotation for the start of 2018, then reining him by moving him to the bullpen later on, and end up getting him to 130 or something, which would get them close to being able to set him loose the next year, and certainly the year after that—which would be his last year under contract, barring any kind of extension.
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Smiles, Jack. Big Ed Walsh: The Life and Times of a Spitballing Hall of Famer (McFarland, 2007), p. 31. He pitched in just six games that season, going 1–1, while Chicago won the World Series. Fiene didn't pitch much in 1907, either.
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On March 16, 2017, Universal Pictures and Blumhouse Productions announced the development of a new film, titled Truth or Dare, with Jeff Wadlow hired to direct it, based on an original story created by Michael Reisz. Initially, director Jeff Wadlow explained that he was hired to direct the film after spitballing an opening scene based on the film's title in his initial meetings with Blumhouse. Subsequently, he joined with his friend Chris Roach, and his wife, Jill Jacobs, and started thinking of ideas to approach the final concept.
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Marge suggests Ned follow Jesus's example and become a teacher, leading him to become a substitute teacher at Springfield Elementary. He is quickly overwhelmed by all of the disobedient students in Bart's class, and resigns after Bart is peer-pressured by Nelson into spitballing his mustache. Feeling bad about ruining Ned's life, Homer and Bart go to his house to apologize and convince him to return to teaching. Ned is hesitant, but Bart convinces him by reminding him of Bart's former teacher, Ned's deceased wife Edna Krabappel (Marcia Wallace, who died in 2013 makes a posthumous appearance via an archive recording).
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" Toby Kebbell, who portrayed Koba in Dawn, had expressed interest in reprising his role or performing as other characters. Plans to include Koba in a larger role in the film were abandoned early, with Bomback saying, "If you stayed until the very end of Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, you hear Koba's breathing. We did that to give us a tiny crack of a possibility that we could revive Koba if we wanted to. Very early on in spitballing, we realized there was nothing more to do with Koba—certainly nothing that would exceed what he had done in the last story.
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