What would have been one of the biggest headline-grabbing moments of his tenure was put together on the spur of the moment and then canceled on the spur of the moment.
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What would have been one of the biggest headline-grabbing moments of Mr. Trump's tenure was put together on the spur of the moment and then canceled on the spur of the moment.
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Haven't gone on a spur of the moment road trip?
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The speech, he tells PEOPLE, wasn't spur of the moment.
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"It's spur of the moment; I never plan," Holtz said.
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I don't want to say it was spur of the moment.
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Biles: No, it just happened at the spur of the moment.
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Spur of the moment sometimes works out the best, doesn't it?
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Reportedly, the summit was a spur of the moment decision from Trump anyway.
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It was just a really random, spur of the moment kind of thing.
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No, not really – it was just a spur of the moment convention tattoo.
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"It was spur of the moment," Chicken Box owner Packy Norton told PEOPLE.
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Ladies and gentlemen, this wasn't some spur-of-the-moment loss of control.
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But everything is pretty spur-of-the-moment most of the time, right?
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It's all very spur-of-the-moment, just a gut response to something.
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"It was a real spur-of-the-moment type thing," Ms. Walus said.
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Last year's car showcase was a spur-of-the-moment thing, he said.
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However, he noted, some of his best ideas were made spur of the moment.
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He plotted a spur-of-the-moment March trip to the Turks and Caicos.
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Some of it was spur of the moment crimes borne of opportunity, anger, and desperation.
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This summer, we're making sure nothing holds us back from spur-of-the-moment picnics.
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"I wasn't planning on doing it twice; it was spur of the moment," she said.
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Yesterday afternoon we decided to come to Fire Island, a spur-of-the-moment thing.
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This way you avoid spur-of-the-moment trips that will throw off your budget.
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"It is kind of a spur-of-the-moment thing," she said in a FIFA interview.
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"As a politician, sometimes on the spur of the moment we say things," Brewer told Burnett.
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Maybe that's why I resort to my Instagram for ten-second spur-of-the-moment characters.
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But knowing him, it was on the spur of the moment and he just did it.
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Some send their notes spur of the moment, and some plan them out ahead of time.
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Gangneung, for instance, is 230 km (143 miles) away, ruling out spur-of-the-moment decisions.
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I typically regret spur-of-the-moment purchases, but I have no regrets with this one.
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These concessions apparently occurred on the spur of the moment, without any prior working-level negotiations.
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One day, they make a spur-of-the-moment decision to jump onto a passing train.
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"I don't view this as just a spur of the moment loss of judgment," Broderick said.
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A seemingly momentous pop culture event had come together, apparently, on the spur of the moment.
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First, effective attacks always seem to be at least somewhat spontaneous, organic, spur of the moment.
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So the services and a few potentially spur-of-the-moment purchases, you're looking at $24.99.
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The broker, Candice Payne, 34, said it was a "spur-of-the-moment" decision to help.
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But turns out the change-up wasn't as spur-of-the-moment as it may have seemed.
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The spur-of-the-moment idea apparently caught Kim by surprise, but he was quick to reciprocate.
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"I wasn't planning on doing it twice; it was a spur-of-the-moment [decision]," she said.
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Were you planning to crash the stage beforehand, or was that a spur of the moment decision?
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My influences are organic, spur of the moment, and based on where I am at the moment.
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Their spur-of-the-moment relationship took their fans, their exes, and everyone in between by surprise.
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"It was a very spur of the moment proposal, it just kind of came out," he says.
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" As for Ms. Handler's spur-of-the-moment nature, Mr. Sarandos said: "It's the most exciting part.
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This was not a spur of the moment reaction to anything Iran did or failed to do.
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She's 20, and I was concerned if this was was a spontaneous, spur of the moment feeling.
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Actors Jimmi Simpson and Sophia Del Pizzo had a spur-of-the-moment wedding on April 12.
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Turkey's foreign minister, Mevlut Cavusoglu, stressed that the murder was not a spur-of-the-moment decision.
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Those globe-spanning pursuits aren't handled spur of the moment, but nor are they long-term designs.
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When I started taking those steps and using the drum, it was just spur of the moment.
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"This was a crime of passion or spur of the moment crime," says Canyon County Sheriff Kieran Donahue.
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What I love most about these spur-of-the-moment selfies, though, is that they keep it real.
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"It's an emotional game and these are like spur of the moment things, they just happen," Brady says.
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Singapore on June 12, had been agreed to on the spur of the moment by Trump in March.
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" At the dinner, Ms. Burlingham said that she began "feeling something spur of the moment happening between us.
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"It's going to be something that will always be spur of the moment," he said before the meeting.
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"It really was a spur of the moment idea," she said during a 1997 Archive of American Television interview.
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She doesn't call Tyrion in to tell him; she appears to do it on the spur of the moment.
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There was one thing conspicuously absent, however, in this frankly rendered depiction of a spur-of-the-moment hookup.
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Most online retailers run spur-of-the-moment sales without any notice at all (looking at you, Tarte Cosmetics).
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Make a rule for yourself that you won't make spur-of-the-moment "want" purchases beyond a certain amount.
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In a spur of the moment decision, she goes to meet her father-in-law for the first time.
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My best friend and I moved to Chicago together spur of the moment over the summer after our divorces.
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Having those kinds of personal circuit-breakers in place will help you avoid spur-of-the-moment investment moves.
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When I started classes, I didn't have anything saved because it was a pretty spur-of-the-moment decision.
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The paper also noted his roughly $500 million yacht purchase in 2015, reportedly a spur-of-the-moment splurge.
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I don't need it, but it's been incredibly useful to scribble down spur-of-the-moment thoughts and reminders.
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"Tom is a very spur-of-the-moment, independent kid, he always has been," Currie's mother told the Guardian.
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She says it was a spur-of-the-moment get-together, after swimming and before a party to come.
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And people want to be able to make purchases and take them home on the spur of the moment.
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Like a tattoo chosen in a drunken haze, ordering a spur-of-the-moment inscription may be regretted later.
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Instead of buying it on the spur of the moment, they considered it and saved for it – for three years.
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One night, I called Ryvkin with a spur-of-the-moment idea: ''Let's write 'Louie,' but about me in Moscow.
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Considering his propensity for making spur-of-the-moment decisions that nobody expected or can reasonably explain, anything is possible.
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Stephen Colbert launched the #puberme campaign last week when he made a spur-of-the-moment deal with Nick Kroll.
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"Again, it was just another one of those spur-of-the-moment kind of things," Froome said after the finish.
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I'm kind of a spur-of-the-moment kind of a person, or I wouldn't own a town, you know?
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Still think of, say, a road trip, where so much of the enjoyment comes from spur-of-the-moment choices.
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"It was a spur of the moment thing," he said, and it didn't exactly make him eager to change sports.
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"It was a spur of the moment thing," he said, and it didn't exactly make him eager to change sports.
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Sounds like it's a spur-of-the-moment kind of thing, usually on the heels of a ton of booze.
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He says they were bombed when they got hitched in Vegas and it was just the spur of the moment.
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After reviewing the profiles of scores of attackers, IDF intelligence officers found they often acted on the spur of the moment.
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Maybe it's a spur-of-the-moment invite to a party and a sudden need to bring something for the host.
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She described the chop as a liberating experience — a spur of the moment decision she showcased entirely on her YouTube channel.
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You love spur-of-the-moment travel, and no trip is complete without a little drama—which, to you, means passion!
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Despite the pressure that all sex should be steamy and spur of the moment, sometimes it can be a little mundane.
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We both have unlimited passes and keep our skates at the rink, so it's normally a spur-of-the-moment thing.
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She knows her spur-of-the-moment trip and her cloud-watching hobby might seem absurd to some of her colleagues.
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Three months after the exes tied the knot in a spur of the moment Las Vegas wedding ... they are officially divorced.
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We are happy to order a paperback on the spur of the moment while sitting in the park eating our lunch.
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His decision to agree to meeting Kim was made at the spur of the moment, taking his own administration by surprise.
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Any President can use his authority to shape US foreign policy as he wishes and make spur of the moment calls.
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But Moors said opening a marriage should be an intentional and thought-out decision, not a spur-of-the-moment one.
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No word yet on Blanchett's inspiration, but according to her hairstylist Nicola Clarke, it wasn't a spur-of-the-moment decision.
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Mr. Trump's decisions, announced over Twitter, often seem like spur-of-the-moment reactions to something he has seen on television.
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That's part of the fun of cooking: leaving room for spur-of-the-moment ideas, or even a shift in direction.
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Instead, they're used to make instant determinations of guilt and punishment, legally authorizing spur-of-the-moment punishments, à la Judge Dredd.
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Donktum told BuzzFeed News "it was just a spur of the moment decision" to use the other fake name for the interview.
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By the finale, she's ended things with Randy, and she and Chris attend the spur-of-the-moment wedding hand in hand.
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Meanwhile, ride-hailing services like Uber and Lyft are in fierce battle over daily commutes and short, spur-of-the-moment trips.
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This could be helpful in instances where restaurants don't take reservations, or if you're looking to make spur-of-the-moment plans.
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The makeup expert assumes it's a spur-of-the-moment thing, but, in reality, Randall is springing a business meeting on Midge.
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We're told it was a spur-of-the-moment deal, and Brad's presence was a surprise to almost everyone who showed up.
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"They're saying he did all of this as a spur of the moment after a brief conversation," the lawyer, Kenneth Finkelman, said.
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Did you plan on sharing that personal history at that moment, in the debate, or was it a spur-of-the-moment decision?
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It takes a lot of work, and it often requires avoiding hedonistic pleasures like partying or going on spur-of-the-moment trips.
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Still, through the power of Instagram, we can go on some imaginary spur of the moment vacations by simply scrolling through Airbnb's feed.
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By 2:30, the BF comes over and brings with him a spur-of-the-moment McNuggets meal, which he and I split.
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If you find that difficult to answer at the spur of the moment, you've basically sussed out the problem of E. coli tracking.
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It was such a spur-of-the-moment decision, there was obviously no time for an engagement ring, much less a wedding band.
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It is instead spur of the moment Twitter reactions to current events, generally taken without advice from his officials with far greater experience.
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The people this will be really successful against are dumb, careless or spur-of-the-moment criminals that don't have a support network.
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Then it's mostly mechanical intuition and spur-of-the-moment problem-solving, plus trips to the dollar store conveniently located below his apartment.
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They have to be ordered ahead, but a variation of the rotisserie duck can sometimes be had on the spur of the moment.
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The mutilation of the body, the prosecutor said, was a spur-of-the-moment decision to get the body out of the consulate.
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She also decides six months later — again on the spur of the moment, again without consulting Christopher — that they will adopt this child.
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With help from Donna (Sarah Rafferty), they pulled off a spur-of-the-moment ceremony, complete with vows and a very familiar dress.
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"I don't view this as just a spur of the moment loss of judgment," U.S. District Judge Vernon Broderick said during the hearing.
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The summer crowds had left the beach to the surf casters, and it was still too early for spur-of-the-moment hikers.
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The summer crowds had left the beach to the surf casters, and it was still too early for spur-of-the-moment hikers.
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Most of the spur-of-the-moment outlays go toward food, with 70.5 percent of respondents saying that category was the major culprit.
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"I wasn't planning on doing it twice, it was spur of the moment," Rote told Iowa Public Radio after posting her $5,000 bail.
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Actually, she should have taken note before that cringe-worthy Instagram Live video in which she decides — on the spur of the moment!
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This month, we talk to a 29-year-old woman who moved to Chicago on the spur of the moment after an unexpected divorce.
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He left the position in a spur of the moment press conference, just an hour before the team's last home game of the season.
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That's because many of his meetings are spur of the moment, according to senior White House officials with direct knowledge of his daily habits.
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So whether you're a spur-of-the-moment traveler or you need some time to plan, know that you'll be saving up to $200.
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"I make decisions on the spur of the moment (i mean look at how our relationship has gone up to this point)," he added.
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"I noticed that you could openly send a direct message to him, so it was a little spur of the moment prank," Muir said.
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I lived in Micronesia and worked on a boat for three months before moving to Hong Kong in a spur-of-the-moment decision.
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Both with Good Willsmith and on her own as TALsounds, Natalie Chami's well versed in making spur-of-the-moment gestures feel carefully plotted.
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WAPNER: DID YOU THINK ABOUT WHETHER YOU WERE GOING TO RESPOND TO THE WARREN AD OR WAS IT A SPUR OF THE MOMENT THING?
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The showrunners claim the havoc-wreaking was a spur-of-the-moment decision, but Dany actually telegraphed it in words and actions long before.
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"It will be something that is always spur-of-the-moment," he said to reporters at a Group of 7 summit meeting in Canada.
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An operation like this was not something that could be done on the spur of the moment and without a sizable crew, he added.
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While there, as a spur of the moment thing I confronted Jon Husted, the Republican Secretary of State who has overseen the purges since 2011.
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The temptation to be reckless in love and in your appearance (please, no spur-of-the-moment body piercings during a Venus retrograde) is strong.
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Z. and I have been texting all afternoon about taking a spur of the moment weekend trip to Philadelphia, and we decide to do it!
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On the brand's website, Amanda from Google Ghost writes that the media's response to her spur-of-the-moment design was overwhelming, but ultimately inspiring.
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The source went on to share that the couple's decision to take their relationship to the next level wasn't a spur-of-the-moment choice.
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" Brian Rayner, senior air safety investigator with the NTSB, tells PEOPLE that the helicopter ride is being preliminarily described as "impromptu, spur of the moment.
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Although it might seem like a spur-of-the-moment effort against the VP, the walkout was actually organized by students in the weeks beforehand.
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Part of the challenge is that consumers often sign up for these deals spur-of-the-moment because they seem too good to pass up.
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He has repeatedly offered candidates jobs in spur of the moment decisions, while announcing the hiring and firing of other officials through his Twitter feed.
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On the spur of the moment, she said, she waved him over, with a crook of her finger, to the pew where she was sitting.
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And it's not clear how to fix that problem because the decision to take an e-scooter can be spur of the moment, he added.
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Whether the boos were of the spur-of-the-moment type or a reflection of some larger fan discontent with Anthony remains to be seen.
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Seems like it was spur of the moment, because J.T. wrote on Instagram that he had no idea King James was going to jump on stage.
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If you decided a spur of the moment trip the court house was more your vibe than a traditional wedding, we want to hear your story.
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Medina said she was suspicious when Campos-Martinez told her that Medellin went on a spur-of-the-moment business trip to Mexico on Dec. 27.
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The video shows the group break out into applause once they release the boy is unharmed, and their spur of the moment plan was a success.
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Then, Stella takes a spur-of-the-moment trip to Jamaica and meets a younger man who makes her reconsider her fast-paced way of life.
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Lynch was later criticized for a spur-of-the-moment meeting with Clinton's husband, Bill, which some called inappropriate given that Clinton is still under investigation.
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Trump and cable television is not a particularly good combination, but it is a combination that tends to lead to spur-of-the-moment angry tweets.
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The Senator's decision to make the video was "definitely spur of the moment," said Conn Carroll, Senator Lee's communications director, in an email to The Verge.
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Well I mean, at the convention itself it's hard to say what people would do in the spur of the moment—certainly in a heated situation.
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The voter, Terri Rote, told Iowa Public Radio that she had not planned to send in two ballots, but made a "spur of the moment" decision.
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The 16-inch female horn shark was taken during a heist that aquarium officials said was no spur-of-the-moment, let's-steal-a-shark thing.
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And it is often hasty — a wave that grows out of individual drops of shame triggered by easy, spur-of-the-moment clicks of a button.
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Read: spur-of-the-moment birthday trips to Coachella (hi, T-Swizzle and Gigi Hadid) and expensive tech upgrades (I see you, Kim K. and Chrissy Teigen).
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I partied, as one does on study abroad, and had a few rough mornings (or spur-of-the moment jaunts to other cities) that necessitated missing class.
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The same goes for making spur-of-the-moment purchases, which could be related to emotion-based spending mistakes, but could also be caused by decision fatigue.
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The meeting, initiated by a spur-of-the-moment tweet by Trump that Kim said took him by surprise, once again displayed the rapport between the two.
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A few weeks ago, my troll boyfriend found a Tamagotchi in a GameStop, and he decided on the spur of the moment to get it for me.
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However, while the former senator always planned on publicly honoring Bush that day, the decision to salute the former commander in chief was spur-of-the-moment.
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Each lens works with iPhone and Samsung cameras and is a quick clip-on, so spur-of-the-moment or quickly fleeting photo opps are definitely possible.
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Millennials tend to give to charitable causes in the spur of the moment and based on emotion more than baby boomers do, a new study has found.
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The helicopter ride that ultimately lead to death of country singer Troy Gentry last week was a "spur of the moment" trip, a federal investigator tells PEOPLE.
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Paul went on to say that "it was just a spur-of-the-moment thing," which slipped out after he topped off his dish with a tomato.
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The record is entirely self-produced, created largely from those spur-of-the-moment iPhone voice memos and spiked with bluesy guitar riffs and his swaggering vocals.
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Instead, she took a seemingly spur-of-the-moment approach, applying a pair of scissors to her designer getup, thus making her custom dress even more custom.
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"We don't know whether she had this planned before she ever got to Liberty Island or whether it was a spur-of-the-moment decision," Walker said.
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A Saudi court rejected the findings of a U.N. inquiry by ruling that the killing was not premeditated, but carried out "at the spur of the moment".
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Starting in 2021, Americans will no longer be able to hop across the pond for a spur-of-the-moment visit to Europe without completing preauthorization paperwork.
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It was never a spur-of-the-moment thing; it was something that was done so I didn't get caught and the people I cared about weren't jeopardized.
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And while a last-minute baseball game or a spontaneous hot dog is within reason, we don't recommend a new piercing being a spur-of-the-moment decision.
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Fulvio Roman, 32, whose fiance made a "spur of the moment" decision to buy a pet store rabbit, admitted to being unprepared for the demands of its care.
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The create-your-own talking avatar approach, which takes advantage of advances in camera technology (just like Apple's Animoji), is not some recent, spur of the moment decision.
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But if you want to cut back on your one-off Amazon buys or spur-of-the-moment online purchases, the Time Well Spent Chrome extension can help.
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Just think about how many times the retail giant has saved you from yet another stained blouse, nothing-to-wear interview, or spur-of-the-moment Bumble date.
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The DHS tweet was shocking for its aggressive nature, but newly released emails reveal that the tweet wasn't just a hot-headed, spur-of-the-moment slip-up.
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Claire is incensed about being not being warned about his sudden resignation, and even more so when he reveals that it was no spur-of-the-moment decision.
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According to the UK tabloid Daily Star, she recently baked a Victorian sponge cake that won a spur-of-the-moment bake-off in the F-wing kitchen.
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It may have been a spur of the moment add-on to the discussion, since it appears his aides did not know he was going to disclose it.
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According to this account, police were shocked to find the documents they were carrying, and in the spur-of-the-moment decided to arrest them for being spies.
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"On the spur of the moment, I dashed across 45th Street and confronted them," he recalled in 1985 in an interview with the Southam News service in Canada.
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But my satisfaction quickly turned into shame when I logged onto Facebook and discovered that my silly, spur-of-the-moment project was being ridiculed for being so amateur.
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This defining characteristic of the Battlefield experience started eroding with the advent of battle royale shooters like PUBG, which are entirely defined by surprising, spur-of-the-moment plays.
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A few times, I've had to leave town spur-of-the-moment with just the clothes on my back because they were loading up a jet to transport Brayden.
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"She was saying how she moved to Hervey Bay with her husband on the spur of the moment and they've been here ever since," he told the news outlet.
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The decision for Priebus to return to the US was pre-planned, not spur-of-the-moment, White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders and a second Trump adviser said.
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They're also sweatproof and waterproof, so these earbuds will have no trouble withstanding a hot day of hill training or a spur of the moment run in the rain.
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I have a job where for decades I've had to be able to shut someone up on the spur of the moment, so I'm one of the lucky ones.
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According to Farage, it was Trump's spur of the moment idea over dinner to have him speak at the rally, and then elevate him to be the key speaker.
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"If you look at Darryl's original comments, they didn't strike me as making a planned decision to do this but was a spur-of-the-moment thing," Bonfiglio said.
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After three-plus decades, it has grown to a weeklong festival, featuring more than 90 official mini-gatherings as well as instructive activities and spur-of-the-moment songfests.
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It isn't as if he killed a police officer on the spur of the moment when the officer was trying to apprehend him for another crime, as sometimes happens.
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The assignment was called — because on the spur of the moment I couldn't think of anything else — "The World Around Us." And that was what the students had built.
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The women's transgressions don't quite graduate from what we might call the indie-movie school of emotional growth: spontaneous dance parties, impromptu drug use, spur-of-the-moment vandalism.
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Ranging in age from 21 to 60, the players had each pitched in $2 in a spur-of-the-moment office pool the day before the July 24 drawing.
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Aware that "it might sound absolute bollocks," they put the sax to tape regardless—and that spur-of-the-moment take is the one that made the final track.
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Do you think the looting of the pharmacies was just a spur of the moment thing, or was it a more concerted effort to capitalize on the chaos for profit?
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Steve revealed he spent his most recent date night celebrating his girlfriend Sara's birthday, while Leanne married her husband Erik, in November 2017 in a spur-of-the-moment ceremony.
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Because it was such a spur-of-the-moment event, we've been gathering as many details as possible to get the full picture of the our new favorite celebrity wedding.
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The ride was allegedly built in 2012 "in a spur of the moment bid" to impress the producers of a Travel Channel show, according to the indictment obtained by PEOPLE.
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But we're trying to make it more planned than spur of the moment — it has its moment and then doesn't feel like it overshadows the artists and films being honored.
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And thanks to the kitchenette, bathroom, and living room, Marissa's family can put the area to good use for slumber parties, movie nights, or even spur-of-the-moment recitals.
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There's also a "Meet Now" option in the Meetings menu for more spur-of-the-moment meetings – like those that come up as a result of a chat, for example.
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The upshot is that his false statements to the FBI weren't a spur-of-the-moment thing — he was in fact repeating a false story he had put out earlier.
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"He became religious on the spur of the moment," Mirrakhmat Muminov, a truck driver and Uzbek community activist who lives in Stow, Ohio, and knew Saipov, told Reuters by telephone.
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But having a jar of commercially made curry paste in the refrigerator means you will be more likely to prepare a dish like this on the spur of the moment.
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Turkish communications director Fahrettin Altun blasted the Saudi court's findings that Khashoggi's killing was carried out "at the spur of the moment," contradicting the findings of a United Nations inquiry.
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From a spur-of-the-moment marriage to blossoming love and familial gatherings, This Is Us dove into the complexities of relationships in the Milo-Ventimiglia-directed "Storybook Love" episode.
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On the spur of the moment, he assigned it the name of a Hunanese general, Zuo Zongtang, who had helped put down a series of rebellions in the 219th century.
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They exchanged vows surrounded by a few bridesmaids and groomsmen who could make it, alongside first responders who were added to the wedding party on the spur of the moment.
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Trump's "single or double" analogy creates the impression a deal is as simple as walking into a bar and ordering up whatever you fancy on the spur of the moment.
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American Tourister Burst Max Carryon, $57.59 (originally $159.99), available at Kohl's [You save $102.40]Honestly, this was a spur of the moment purchase after adding my Fitbits to my cart.
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"Watching from a distance, I knew that the framing of Mattis' resignation as a spur-of-the-moment decision made in a final moment of passion was incorrect," Snodgrass writes.
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Safaree and Erica started dating this year, but their engagement wasn't a spur-of-the-moment thing ... we've learned the 'Love & Hip Hop' stars first met when Erica was 17.
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This tapenade spread is composed of mostly jarred ingredients you can keep on hand in your pantry for any spur-of the moment entertaining situations you might find yourself in.
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"We don&apost know whether she had this planned before she ever got to Liberty Island or whether it was a spur-of-the-moment decision," Walker told The Associated Press.
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You don't bring a dozen weapons — several of them semiautomatic modified to be automatic, with boxes of ammunition and more in your car — that's not a spur-of-the-moment thing.
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The idea to build the waterslide allegedly came in 2012 in a "spur-of-the-moment bid" to impress producers of the Travel Channel's Xtreme Waterparks series, according to the indictment.
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Island residents recall a spur-of-the-moment quality to Clinton's vacations here that's difficult to imagine being replicated by his wife -- and hasn't been the model for the Obamas, either.
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Of course, it began as a spur of the moment thing with the sex tape, and she took notes when she was working for Paris, but she just keeps working hard.
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" While attending the event, Hemsworth told Extra that the pair's wedding was "a spur-of-the-moment kind of thing" and that he felt "very happy to be where I am.
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Who knows how many drunken nights, how many spur of the moment hookups, how many resolutions to join the gym, were inspired by Bieber and Stone looking down from on high.
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"The talk itself was a spur-of-the-moment reaction to an article on 'cybersecurity PTSD,' which the author was using to mean burnout from all of the breaches," he said.
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Trump invited Putin to a second summit seemingly on the spur of the moment last week, only to postpone the summit until after the 2018 elections after Russia failed to respond.
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There's sometimes no avoiding a spur of the moment need for a taxi, but consider keeping notes on what you're spending in your phone so you can adjust your budget accordingly.
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What people are trying to understand is whether it was premeditated — whether she coldly calculated that surrender would not be sufficient or whether it was a spur-of-the-moment decision.
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Though they focus on their target audience and the products they want to promote the most — obviously Twinkies — they also leave room for spur of the moment ideas based on trend reports.
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A source told PEOPLE that although Perry may have been surprised by the proposal, the couple's decision to take their relationship to the next level wasn't a spur-of-the-moment choice.
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The spur-of-the-moment purchase inspired an introspective moment for the HGTV star, which he shared his with fans — something he's done more than once since finalizing his divorce in January.
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I enjoy stress-testing technology to its limits (RIP MacBook Pro 2007), creative cooking with rare botanicals and spontaneous adventures — like spur-of-the-moment mountain climbing and late-night forest exploration.
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Warren and her photographer friend shot the video in a spur-of-the-moment decision after touring the iconic Sun Studio in Memphis, Tennessee while she was on tour with The Chainsmokers.
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His decision to pull out of the G-7 communique, for example, seems to have been a spur-of-the-moment decision fueled by personal pique which took his staff by surprise.
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After police officer Darren Wilson shot teenager Michael Brown, the public school administrator made a spur of the moment decision to join the marches, leading him on a path to Twitter fame.
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Sarmientos Aguilar said it was partly the spontaneous nature of the caravan — many people joined on the spur of the moment — as well as the rumors of migrants dying that did him in.
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It's the sum of the player's actions leading up to that moment, and not a series of quick-time events or spur-of-the-moment dialogue choices, that impact how it plays out.
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Others are more spur of the moment: The guest for the recent "The Silent Majority Is Back" episode was booked after video of him protesting the cancellation of a gun show went viral.
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Unless they're planning some spur-of-the-moment elopement, it stands to reason that they'd probably take the time to really rebuild their relationship so that it goes the distance this time around.
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This quick set-up and similarly fast breakdown makes the REYR great for hopping between spots or just spur-of-the-moment fishing on a summer evening on the way home from work.
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One amendment would have required any teacher who volunteers for the so-called school guardian program to be trained in implicit bias, or stereotypes that could unconsciously affect spur-of-the-moment decisions.
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"The investigation showed that the killing was not premeditated ... The decision was taken at the spur of the moment," Shalaan said, a position directly contradicting the findings of a United Nations-led investigation.
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The primary way Prince made money was concerts, but our sources say the singer was so impulsive he would do shows on the spur of the moment with poor planning and little promotion.
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In November, the Saudi public prosecutor's office said that the decision to mutilate Mr. Khashoggi's body was made at the spur of the moment, so that it could be removed from the consulate.
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When I'm reading for pleasure, I pick out books on the spur of the moment, based on a recommendation by a friend, or an interesting book review, or a mention on social media.
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Such was my disillusion that I remember having complimentary tickets for his Glass Spider Tour in 1987 and deciding, on the spur of the moment, to give them away to somebody in a pub.
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Goelz said he'd like to know if the decision to crash the plane was a spur-of-the-moment or a long-term decision, and whether somebody encouraged the student pilot to do it.
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We do not document everything we do; sometimes it can be a spur of the moment thing during S&M or it can be S&M done to document feminist queer sexuality and BDSM.
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Were a summit meeting like a blind date, one might relish the "spur of the moment," for example, a post-lunch run together to the movies, or even an untoward come-on or two.
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Guinot has developed an approach to maximize exposure at the world's marquee tennis events by making spur-of-the-moment endorsement deals with lower-ranked players who are scheduled to face the biggest stars.
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With no father in sight, and Priscilla's adult daughter, Cheryl, about to give birth herself, Rebecca decides on the spur of the moment, without informing her husband, Christopher, to take the infant, Andrew, home.
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What remains to be seen is whether this was a spur of the moment, one-time thank-you tweet, or whether Mr. Trump will continue to affect companies' fortunes based on their political support.
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The spur of the moment trip ends with her coming back to the states and immediately resuming her UWS housewife life to the degree that you wonder if she learned anything from the experience.
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The couple married that Saturday in a spur-of-the-moment ceremony at the Chapel of the Ozarks after he completed his second round at the tournament, the Bass Pro Shops Legends of Golf.
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Season 5's "Spur of the Moment," for instance, follows Anne, an 18-year-old engaged to a stuffy but father-approved investment banker, who encounters an older woman in black while horseback riding.
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There's an element of contrivance to the whole affair since we know that the Met asked the artists to engage in these dialogues — any spur of the moment, organic quality to the art is lost.
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Trump arrived in Seoul late on Saturday for talks with Moon after attending a Group of 20 summit in Osaka, Japan, during which he made a surprise, spur-of-the-moment offer to meet Kim.
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As for the ever-present handbag – which previously guest-starred in official shoots for the christenings of Prince George and Princess Charlotte – this time the purse's place of honor was purely spur-of-the-moment.
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A few of us from various parts of the country (and Canada) have decided to read "In Search of Lost Time" together and record our spur-of-the-moment thoughts in a group Google document.
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Bernie Worrell of Parliament-Funkadelic playing brief, spur-of-the-moment Minimoog solos for a few dozen people in the pop-up factory, bending notes and tones through familiar P-Funk basslines and stray thoughts.
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Other than a spur-of-the-moment change of hairstyle, both Evans brothers seem to be keeping themselves busy in quarantine by spending time with their dog, going on walks, and watching old movies together.
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BBC News reports that her father said he had seen her two hours before she was found and felt it was "a spur of the moment" act and she had not intended to kill herself.
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His decision to get out of the way of the Turkish incursion was apparently made on the spur of the moment during a phone call with the Turkish president, surprising many of Mr. Trump's advisers.
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But such was the absolute absence of time afforded to properly consider the moment that it can only be a flippant, spur-of-the-moment choice, and something that I feel no true connection to.
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Its highlight came at the end of the season's seventh episode, in which one character, bullied and isolated, brings a gun to school and then kills someone, seemingly as a spur-of-the-moment decision.
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"The video was spur of the moment, we had just finished a lesson were about to pack up and I just started playing the guitar part and singing to myself when Alex joined in," Mullen recalls.
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Isn't it funny how when you try for months to get together with old friends, something always seems to come up, but on a random day, at a spur-of-the-moment time, everyone can attend?
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However, while Turner has been relatively tight-lipped about the ceremony, she did share that although the wedding was a surprise for all of the couple's fans, it wasn't a completely spur-of-the-moment decision.
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Trump decided -- likely in the spur of the moment -- to keep Kelly and, because the President doesn't do anything halfway, offered Kelly to stay on for as long as Trump could possibly hope to be President.
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At first, I thought that Mr. Gross's theme was the straightforward "Phrases made up of two words separated by 'OF THE'," like 17A's SPUR OF THE MOMENT, but that seemed overly simplistic, even for a Monday.
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When Vice President Mike Pence went to see Hamilton, Miranda penned a spur-of-the-moment address for cast member Brandon Victor Dixon to deliver to Pence, and it was courteous and optimistic to a fault.
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The governing party also said it was "worth noting" that the two universities where the protests began were religious universities "subsidized by the state" and that the protests were not a spur-of-the-moment occurrence.
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But catching their breath is no easy feat while working for a president who posts Twitter messages impulsively, often cuts off briefers after a few minutes and issues iron commands on spur-of-the-moment emotions.
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Launched on Kickstarter earlier this month, Senstone is a compact brooch-sized device designed to capture your spur-of-the-moment thoughts at the tap of a button, transferring them to a companion app on your smartphone.
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AMC Stubs A-List can be used at the spur of the moment or also can make planning ahead days or weeks in advance possible, as securing tickets is made easy via reservations capabilities on the AMCTheatres.
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"Summer is the time to shake things up and take some risks," says Chang, who suggests trying new things, from an adventurous vacation to a spur-of-the-moment day trip to a hip happy hour spot.
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His route to success was exuberant, with a sense that newfound paths to stardom were now possible: He met collaborators via the internet and often self-released his hypnotic songs, seemingly at the spur of the moment.
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Such protests occurred in other cities in the region that day, but US officials later acknowledged the Benghazi attack was an organized assault instead of simply a spur-of-the-moment demonstration that spiraled out of control.
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Losh argues that viewing Trump mainly through spur-of-the-moment cellphone snaps and the editorially independent photojournalists means we're getting a more accurate portrayal of the president than we would if the official photographer was more active.
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The book includes details of how the former couple fell in love on the set of their movie Take Me Home Tonight, their spur-of-the-moment marriage in Bali and the birth of their son, Jack, 5.
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The president still has the ability to make spur-of-the-moment decisions — like failing to commit to defending NATO allies in a speech or threatening to attack North Korea in a press conference — that destabilize global politics.
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The greatest of these treks up and down the staircase of an apartment building, and is such an electrifyingly convincing simulation of a sloppy, spur-of-the-moment skirmish that its bloody ending is laugh-out-loud delightful.
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"Some people have thought that this was a spur-of-the-moment decision, something that I decided to do over the last two or three weeks," Waltrip said Friday at Bristol Motor Speedway, where he won 12 times.
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Given Trump's volubility, it is not always easy to judge whether his threats -- like declaring a national emergency to fund the wall -- are negotiating tactics, serious gambits or just ideas that occur in the spur of the moment.
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It wasn't a spur-of-the-moment decision; through education, work, marriage, a child and a collection of foreign passports, I more or less made myself European, and for the next three decades I lived the expat life.
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She was even spotted boarding Air Force One last August ahead of the President's campaign rally in Ohio -- a spur-of-the-moment return to presidential travel after visiting with her former colleagues at Trump's New Jersey golf club.
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Unlike most of the migrants, who carry a small backpack with a few supplies, he came with only the clothes on his back, saying he left his house in a spur-of-the-moment decision to join the group.
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National security adviser H.R. McMaster has described Trump's disclosure as "wholly appropriate," characterizing the sharing of intelligence as spur of the moment and adding that the president didn't even know the sources and methods underpinning the intelligence he shared.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - An Indian squash player has backtracked on a threat to sell his kidney to raise funds ahead of next month's South Asian Games, saying it was a "spur of the moment" decision that he was now regretting.
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Cyrus and Hemsworth's relationshipThe pair met on the set of "The Last Song" in 2009 and, while they broke up a few times over the years, they got hitched in a "spur-of-the-moment," intimate ceremony in 2018.
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WASHINGTON — Summoned to the Oval Office on the spur of the moment, the South Korean envoy found himself face to face with President Trump one afternoon last week at what he thought might be a hinge moment in history.
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Ms. Hovers used that knowledge to create — with the help of strangers she enlisted in the spur of the moment — scenes on the streets of Brussels that demonstrate some of the so-called anomalies an algorithm would likely detect.
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Our sources say Nipsey didn't notify his team or his primary security guard he'd be going to the store solo -- it was a spur of the moment thing ... we're told no one in his camp was aware he'd left home.
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Nothing puts a damper on a spur-of-the-moment nighttime swim quite like having to stop to slather on conditioner first, but on the plus side, now you won't have to worry about repairing the damage once September rolls around.
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The spur-of-the-moment trip also came hours before Trump was due to deliver a speech in Arizona meant to clarify his murky immigration policy amid signs he is softening his prior promise to deport 11 million undocumented migrants.
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U.S. President Donald Trump revitalised efforts to persuade the North to give up its nuclear weapons last month when he arranged a spur-of-the-moment meeting with North Korea's Kim Jong Un on the border between the two Koreas.
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Her pining for classic Americana runs through Industry Standard, her jeans label inspired by unfussy, mid-20th-century silhouettes — and was stoked during a recent, spur-of-the-moment trip to Cuba with her best friend, the artist Mary Corman.
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In a spur-of-the-moment Q&A with White House reporters Wednesday, President Trump appeared to veer wildly off-script, saying he supports a pathway to citizenship for Dreamers, undocumented immigrants who were brought to the U.S. illegally as children.
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Too often, after all, those video services only introduce new layers of complexity and friction, which in turn makes it less likely for team members to want to use them (let alone set up a spur-of-the-moment video chat).
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Cazzie took off for Africa shortly after she and Pete split in early May, but we're told the trip had been booked with friends long before -- and was in no way a spur-of-the-moment distraction from the breakup.
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Certainly part of this is due to the foot-traffic patterns of New York City moviegoers — without having to drive to the movie theater and park the car, spur-of-the-moment decisions to see a film can come easily.
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As France's best beach towns continue to gentrify, winsome Wimereux, just north of Boulogne-sur-Mer on the aptly named Cote Opale facing the English Channel in Picardy, remains an affordable spur-of-the-moment destination from my home in Paris.
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His doubts were fully dissolved when Ms. Blair, then a paralegal at Miller Law Group in Charlottesville, made a spur-of-the-moment visit to Mr. Martin, who at the time was working as a houseman at the Cavalier Inn.
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Trump arrived in Seoul late on Saturday for talks with South Korean President Moon Jae-in after attending the Group of 20 summit in Osaka, Japan, during which he made a surprise, spur-of-the-moment offer to meet Kim.
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After taking on the role of the president of basketball operations of the Lakers in February 2017, Johnson left the position in a spur of the moment press conference in April — just an hour before the team's last home game of the season.
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But no matter how spur-of-the-moment your gathering might be, you should have a few crowd-pleasing recipes for picnic fare tucked in your back pocket—things that are easy to transport can be grilled up right there in the park.
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You are willing to make the pet your top priority and make sacrifices for them: Especially as your pet ages, it is important to understand that it may not be possible to have long vacations or spur-of-the-moment romantic weekend getaways.
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Libby: Philip and Elizabeth have now both killed someone in the spur of the moment essentially with their bare hands, and yet what I'm hung up on right now is the emotional toll of their job on the people they leave alive.
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THEY FEEL IT'S JUST TOO SPUR OF THE MOMENT, TOO FLIPPANT, THAT HE JUST SPEAKS VERY OFF THE CUFF REGARDING THIS AND THAT HIS POSTER FOR THIS IS THE TRADE BALANCE WITH INDIVIDUAL COUNTRIES AND ECONOMISTS SEEM TO HAVE A PROBLEM WITH THAT.
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"I will assume your initial suggestion to me during our telephone conversation that the device was planted by a committee member was a spur of the moment misjudgment," committee chairman Wright wrote in the letter to Ashley, which was published on Wednesday.
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While Froome and Thomas insisted that the downhill attack was a spur-of-the-moment idea, other elements suggested it might have been more of a Plan B that was to be deployed if the opposition did not collapse on the way uphill.
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One evening in the summer of 1982, after a day of diving at the Columbia Country Club in suburban Washington, she attended what she said was "almost surely a spur of the moment" gathering at a nearby home, Dr. Blasey told senators.
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A president who loves spur-of-the-moment communications and disdains formal process can make a lot of waves without being in the West Wing, and the steady march of news from special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation knows no vacation timetable.
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From going on Stephen Colbert's show to actually running for mayor of Baltimore, the activist has come a long way since he made a spur-of-the-moment decision to join the marches for Michael Brown, the black teenager killed by police officer Darren Wilson.
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In the past, the differences between Snapchat and Instagram, two of the biggest social media apps of our generation, could be summed like so: Instagram is for showcasing your pretty, edited imagery, and Snapchat is for those quick, messy, spur-of-the-moment photos.
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As the teenagers began to attack the Black Israelites — and Phillips noted that the Black Israelites also began to say "some harsh things" in retaliation and self-defense — Phillips made a spur of the moment decision to intervene and prevent the situation from escalating further.
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While most of us aim to spend less and save more, the unfortunate truth is that the average American consumer still spends up to $5,400 annually on spur-of-the-moment impulse buys — and that's something we should all put more effort into improving.
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The Thirteenth Doctor's ability to form a plan while she's on her way to execute it is standard Doctor procedure — not only because the best plans often happen on the spur of the moment, but also because the Doctor is always assessing the situation.
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" Coming on too strong can make a new relationship burn out quickly—and though there's nothing wrong a spur-of-the-moment hook-up after a first date with a Tinder match—Campbell says there's a greater risk the connection will "dissolve very early.
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"It was a spur-of-the-moment reaction that really told me a lot about Lara, how she can be serious and talented and yet have that kind of playful side to her, a kind of youthful energy and sense of adventure," he said.
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Mussolini was also saved by the complicity of foreign allies and international public opinion to accept the implausible explanation that Mr. Matteotti's killers were Fascist hotheads who had acted on the spur of the moment, to "teach him a lesson," and killed him accidentally.
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H. R. McMaster, the national security adviser, mounted an odd and hairsplitting defense, saying that Mr. Trump's disclosure was "wholly appropriate" while acknowledging that Mr. Trump didn't know the source of the information and had blurted it out at the spur of the moment.
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The book, which has been available to book sellers and press in an early, unfinished "galley" form includes details of their spur-of-the-moment marriage in Bali, the birth of their son, and how the pair emerged unscathed from the ruthless clutches of Hollywood gossip.
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Whether your idea of a date night is takeout Chinese food eaten exclusively on the floor of your apartment or a spur-of-the-moment getaway to an exotic locale (something we all need right about now), we've got something for every type of relationship ahead.
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Whether you're planning months in advance or hoping for a spur of the moment getaway, all you have to do is enter point A and point B and the site will compare hundreds of flights to find you the best prices on domestic and international flights.
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His art collection sprawls across nearly every room of the house and includes spur-of-the-moment purchases made at small galleries, Buddhist sculptures obtained on sojourns through Asia, and works acquired in swaps or at friendly prices from artists, sculptors and photographers he has met.
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Whether premeditated (as the evidence shows with Germanwings) or on the spur of the moment, the deranged mind doesn't spend hours carefully plotting flight plans, working out how to disconnect every communication tool on the aircraft, then flying elaborate routes around countries ostensibly to avoid military radars.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's spur-of-the-moment decision to agree to a face-to-face meeting with North Korea leader Kim Jong Un represented an unprecedented opportunity, but also a huge risk, most recently highlighted by a case of cold feet on both sides.
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An aide to Macron said he and Merkel walked back together to their hotel from the summit and when they got there he got a text from Bettel inviting him round the corner for a drink: "It was totally spur of the moment," the aide said.
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Shaping the general idea of what he would say, I expected he would make stereotyped, prepared remarks a little different from what he used to utter in his office on the spur of the moment as he had to speak on the world's biggest official diplomatic stage.
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H. R. McMaster, the national security adviser, defended Mr. Trump's move, saying the president made a spur-of-the-moment decision to tell the Russians what he knew and did not expose the source of the intelligence because he was not told where it came from.
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But there was even more drama off the court, as NBA legend Magic Johnson abruptly stepped down from his position as Lakers president of basketball operations during a spur of the moment press conference in April — just an hour before the team's last home game of the season.
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Shaping the general idea of what he would say, I expected he would make stereo-typed, prepared remarks a little different from what he used to utter in his office on the spur of the moment as he had to speak on the world's biggest official diplomatic stage.
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After a spur of the moment rewrite and some creative re-shoots, we now have the ending that makes the film what it is: a story about a badass woman who may have followed her ex to law school, but found herself and her dream career in the process.
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While there's an entire spectrum of options, from gowns to T-shirt dresses, for just how dressed up you can get, there's a middle point that manages to capture the essence of being both causal and ready for a spur of the moment cocktail party (hey, you never know).
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From the start of the investigation, there were signs that something was amiss regarding Campos-Martinez: He told friends and police that Medellin went to Tijuana on a spur-of-the-moment business trip, but investigators couldn't find any records that Medellin entered Mexico at the Tijuana border checkpoint.
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In the past, the high cost of a New York City movie ticket was enough of a deterrent to keep me away — but now I'm much more likely to go to the theater on the spur of the moment, or because I find myself with an unexpectedly free evening.
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Taking over the site was the result of a spur of the moment decision; Sidorov had been visiting the blog while testing his appetite at events across London, so when the opportunity came up to succeed the site's founder a couple of years ago he jumped at the chance.
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Danny knew Nicole would have had a difficult time under the pressure of planning a wedding, so he gathered all of the ingredients for a spur-of-the-moment ceremony, such as getting a suit, picking out a wedding dress with Nicole's mother, and having his father become ordained.
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Asked why a team that had not intended to harm Mr. Khashoggi had employed a look-alike to try to fool security cameras, a Saudi official briefed on the matter said it had been a spur-of-the moment improvisation after the agents realized they had killed him.
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One of the great comic moments in "Toni Erdmann" is a party scene in which Ines, on the spur of the moment, transforms a "team building" brunch into what she calls "a naked party" — stripping off her clothes and telling her guests, including her boss, to get naked, too.
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Denying Westbrook's accusation that his collaboration with the brand was orchestrated in advance, Charles said he reached out to friend and fellow YouTuber Nikita Dragun for assistance and decided at the spur of the moment to partner with SugarBearHair to procure access to a more secure site at the festival.
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Going to the museum was something he thought they'd do since the night his friend had called to say he knew this was kind of on the spur of the moment, but it turned out he was going to be passing through that weekend, would they be home by any chance?
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The limitation in place previously seemed designed to encourage Stories to be more of a repository for spur of the moment sharing (as well as a more accurate copy of the original Snapchat product), but Instagram seems to be fine with sacrificing spontaneity in favor of giving users more flexibility.
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Article continues after the video below Watch Waypoint's mini-doc on the making of 'SuperHyperCube' The evenings out and afternoons in spent with your Persona 4 pals appear to happen that way, though: at a click of someone's anime-slim fingers, on the tip of the spur of the moment.
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The DMZ encounter, initiated by a spur-of-the-moment tweet by Trump that Kim said took him by surprise, showed a rapport between the two men but policy analysts said they appear no closer to narrowing the gap between U.S. demands for denuclearization and North Korea's demand for sanctions relief.
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When Trump speaks, it's impossible to know if he is serious or if it is something he just spontaneously thought of on the spur of the moment, especially since the people around him quickly after that said no, the policy of the United States is still the two-state solution.
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Although Cornet's shirt change was a spur-of-the-moment situation that US Open officials further assessed Wednesday, it quickly prompted a sexism debate over social media on Tuesday given that male players often change their shirts in front of crowds — particularly during the latest heat wave in New York.
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There's no way to know what goes on in Kate McKinnon's brain, but if the things her face and body do when she's ad-libbing with her co-stars or dancing to DeBarge in this movie are spur-of-the-moment things, she might be the most naturally funny person on the planet.
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By making that comparison, Trump not only demonstrated his complete ignorance of internet policy issues, he also inadvertently—and with an utter lack of self-awareness or irony—highlighted the importance of the open internet, which enables him to spew his spur-of-the-moment, early-morning rage-tweets to millions of people.
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The events that set off the killing spree in 1969 are highly disputed (accounts vary between the trial prosecutor, follower testimonies and autobiographies, and Manson himself), but most agree they were exactly as random, drug-fueled, poorly planned, and spur-of-the-moment as depicted in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
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"Unlike the seemingly spur-of-the-moment tweets by President Trump and the retaliatory exchange of tariffs, Washington's bid to protect intellectual property is an issue at the heart of a trade row between two powers battling for future global supremacy," wrote Yoshimasa Maruyama, chief market economist at SMBC Nikko Securities in Tokyo.
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Vlogmas, the tradition of vlogging every day in December until Christmas Day, enters its sixth year tomorrow, and ever since its inception in 2011, the creator of Vlogmas, beauty and lifestyle YouTuber Ingrid Nilsen, has watched it grow from a spur-of-the-moment project with her fans into a full-fledged phenomenon.
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I literally went into a dollar store with five dollars to my name and I bought a couple of props and for some reason, that spur of the moment energy hit us and we were able to get into an area to film that was highly illegal, so the stars aligned perfectly for us.
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For us, it meant things like going to dinner with friends, having themed birthday parties for our kids, driving to northern Michigan to visit our family for the weekend, going to Detroit Lions games (more torture than fun really), and doing spur of the moment trips like going to Manhattan for a quick weekend.
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Towering above them all is Mr. Trump, who enters office weighed down by controversy over his relationship with Russia, the lowest approval rating of any incoming president in modern history and a propensity for picking spur-of-the-moment fights that Mr. Priebus and the communications operation he oversees will have to clean up.
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The calamitous couple — who were planning to perform the lift at their upcoming wedding reception — attempted a dry-run of their Hollywood homage in the garden of a pub in Weston-super-Mare, Somerset, on Saturday in a "spur of the moment" decision to "get a bit of practice in," Andy Price, 51, told the BBC.
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Eugene M. Lang, an investor whose spur-of-the-moment promise to an East Harlem sixth-grade graduating class that he would pay for their college education inspired a foundation, led to the support of more than 16,000 children nationwide and made him something of an American folk hero, died on Saturday at his home in Manhattan.
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"There you had — by all reports — a unilateral, spur-of-the-moment decision by the United States without discussing it with South Korea and taking their views into account and having a common line on how to speak about it publicly," said Jeff Rathke, a senior fellow and deputy director of the Europe Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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" And Channing Dungey, ABC's president of entertainment, told the New York Times that, "[W]e certainly want to honor and respect Time's Up and allow that message to be heard...But we're trying to make it more planned than spur of the moment — it has its moment and then doesn't feel like it overshadows the artists and films being honored.
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But instead of anticipating that Turkey might take advantage of the US troop withdrawal to launch military action against the Syrian Kurds — which any expert on the conflict could have told him was a real possibility — before withdrawing the troops, Trump made a seemingly spur-of-the-moment decision to pull out US troops after a phone call with Erdoğan last week.
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But instead of anticipating that Turkey might take advantage of the US troop withdrawal to launch military action against the Syrian Kurds — which any expert on the conflict could have told him was a real possibility — before withdrawing the troops, Trump made a seemingly spur-of-the-moment decision to pull them out after a phone call with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on October 9.
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They point to Trump's mercurial, spur-of-the-moment public statements made over Twitter, his apparent lack of interest in policy, accusations that he sexually harassed women, his reluctance to denounce white supremacists who praise him, his history of racist comments, and allegations he collaborated with Russian intelligence to smear Hillary Clinton and then fired FBI Director James Comey to block an investigation into his campaign.
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The claim by the Saudi prosecutors, who report directly to the royal court, that Mr. Khashoggi was killed in a "spur of the moment" decision defies all the evidence that points to a premeditated extrajudicial assassination — the bone saw the assailants brought along, the gruesome chitchat taped by Turkish intelligence, the Khashoggi look-alike who was filmed walking out of the consulate after the killing.
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Trump undercut Pompeo with his abrupt decision, last December, to withdraw U.S. forces from Syria (which led to the resignation of Defense Secretary James Mattis); his unilateral recognition of Israel's post-1967 annexation of the Golan Heights (a day after Pompeo, who was in Israel at the time, publicly said that he knew of no such plans); and his spur-of-the-moment decision to cut U.S. foreign aid to Central America.
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Add that to growing up in a family that didn't talk about money, plus a freelance career that made my salary swing wildly from year to year, and you have me: confused, freaked out, and aiming to exert the little control I have over cash by doing self-destructive things like holding onto invoices for months on end and spending an unexpected cash windfall on a spur-of-the-moment shopping spree.
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Kaminski switched it up a little for Harper's first at-bat today, however, when he went with "New York, New York," which the New York Yankees—another suitor when free agency hits—play whenever they put a W in the column themselves: This would all seem a little more innocent had he just come up with those trolls on the spur of the moment: But now that we know that Kaminski is premeditating his trolls, it just feels a tad bit criminal.
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Two years earlier the then-aimless college student, who was born in Pakistan before moving to the U.S. when he was 2, had joined the National Guard on the spur of the moment, looking for some direction and never thinking his unit would ever actually be sent to war, a safe bet considering the National Guard hadn't been used in combat since World War II. But by the spring of 2004, the insurgency was starting to heat up in Iraq, things were starting to look dicey for the American mission there, and the Pentagon needed more soldiers, which meant the National Guard, with its weekend training sessions, was all of a sudden an international fighting force.
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