But Volvo will be squaring up to serious local competition.
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In the teaser, Archie is squaring up against another teen.
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Three players were booked for squaring up to each other.
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"Squaring up may be a factor," said BMO strategist Stephen Gallo.
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"I think they're just squaring up ahead of the BoJ," he said.
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And it didn't involve squaring up to a man twice his size!
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"Alex just keeps squaring up baseballs," Padres manager Andy Green said of Dickerson.
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Gerlach added that traders were squaring up positions on the last day of the month.
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Rather than squaring up, Daniels was standing firm in his stance and staying side on.
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They're not squaring up the fastball, and the off-speed is where I want it.
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Mr. Thomas absorbed the blow, unfazed, and took off his jacket, squaring up to brawl.
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Moments like these have Stormzy in his element, coming in with uppercuts instead of squaring up.
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Now, Segway is squaring up against the allegation, suggesting instead that Lime doesn't understand how batteries work.
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They weren't squaring up a lot of balls like they were the last game (he faced them).
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That's the position that Susanna Benavides finds herself in, squaring up to Sir Philip "BHS destroyer" Green.
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John's ex thinks he should have no problem squaring up -- she claims he's raking in $172,777 PER MONTH!
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Trejo's bare, tattooed chest and arms are slightly puffed out, as if he's squaring up for a fight.
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Here's a picture of Philippe squaring up alongside K-1 kickboxing legend and Le Havre native Jérôme Le Banner.
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The alliance is flourishing on the ground, building up forces, transforming its institutions and squaring up to Russia with confidence.
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"I can respect him for squaring up with me," McIlrath said of Simmonds, "and I'm happy how it all worked out."
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"It's squaring up positions going into the big number tomorrow, not wanting to be caught on the wrong side," Gaffney said.
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Throwing balls onto the pitch; slapping his own assistant; squaring up to the opposition bench; Simeone lives life on the edge.
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David Waldstein: The Indians are squaring up on Hendricks, so Cubs Manager Joe Maddon instructed Jon Lester to start warming up.
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Profit-taking is the name of the game, "and people are squaring up a lot of short-term bets," Moya added.
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When Correia got caught in the clinch it is because she returned with her right hand, setting her feet and squaring up.
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While its stock has more than doubled since going public, 89bio's ultimate test will be those results squaring up with lofty expectations.
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That fight did devolve somewhat into Eye abandoning her jab and squaring up to trade rights with Tate whenever the two came together.
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Furthermore, squaring up to throw two handed combinations also exposes the fighter to takedown attempts far more than pot-shotting at range might.
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Alaim is one of the people taking a risk, squaring up to the bureaucrats in an attempt to seek a kind of musical freedom.
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That threatens to exacerbate already significant global gas oversupply, with new producers squaring up against established players for market share and driving prices lower.
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The pro wrestling superstar just threw down in WWE's very first women's match in the United Arab Emirates ... squaring up against women's champ Alexa Bliss.
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There's a sense of friendly camaraderie going on backstage; even though they're squaring up against each other, it's like everyone is on the same team.
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As the bout progressed Daniels made the mistake of squaring up in the old once again and immediately got hit with a winding body shot.
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Black Ben Carson is me squaring up to the established hierarchies, systems, and values with one hand on my nine and the other on my crotch.
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Kit Harington absolutely HATES that he was born on Boxing Day, but ya can't hate on him for squaring up like a champ in the ring.
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Sevilla went desperately in search of a goal but Nasri got himself needlessly sent off in the 74th minute after squaring up to Vardy and bumping foreheads.
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LOS ANGELES — Rules Don't Apply, the Warren Beatty romantic comedy/drama about Howard Hughes that's four decades in the making, is finally squaring up for a landing.
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Meek Mill's happy to play the "who" game when it comes to questions about Safaree Samuels ... and he probably ain't squaring up with him anytime soon either.
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And though the duo say "2100" was written a while ago, it feels pretty appropriate for the situation that the US now finds itself squaring up against.
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Amazon said today that it will lead a $575 million investment in Deliveroo, the British restaurant delivery service — a move that means it's squaring up against Uber.
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Squaring up to Mason Weaver (Brie Larson), an "antiwar photographer" who's been cleared to come along, he declares that the Vietnam War was not lost but abandoned.
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You can dive to take away the puck if you're in chase mode, but no more squaring up a shooter and sliding in front of the shot.
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Thus, from Chad Kroeger's feud with Corey Taylor, to Halsey's shots fired at Iggy Azalea—by way of Deadmau5 squaring up to the Chainsmokers, and Young Thug vs.
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A satellite that maneuvers close to another could be doing a repair job or squaring up for an attack—and it might use the same tools for both.
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WWE superstar Jimmy Uso just caught a HUGE break in his disorderly conduct case -- he's essentially off the hook after allegedly squaring up to fight a police officer.
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This issue of the "Season 10" arc has the Scoobies finally squaring up against the "Big Bad," a bureaucratic demon who wants more power than he currently has.
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Subsequently, curators got into trouble by asking "whats the fuzz with jews," starting a war of words with their Danish rivals, and even squaring up with President Donald Trump.
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TMZ Sports obtained the video of the August 5 incident -- which shows the 7-time NBA champ squaring up and throwing punches at another man near the basketball court.
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He said its strength in the past month looked chiefly due to a squaring-up of some of the huge bets on the currency built up earlier this year.
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The squaring up of positions coincided with an easing of persistent selling pressure, with Brent and WTI prices staging a modest recovery from March 28 through March 31 (tmsnrt.rs/2n3ZlCa).
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And Durant felt comfortable scoring — sometimes with fadeaways; sometimes with drives with a reverse-dunk finish; and sometimes just by squaring up and shooting over his inevitably more diminutive defender.
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All of a sudden, there were raised voices and two of the groups started squaring up to each other (which is a funny sight in itself when they're balding men).
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We're also seeing Eastern businesses squaring up to Western rivals with Tencent's dominant WeChat app, for example, now available in Africa as a direct rival to the Facebook-owned WhatsApp service.
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And, while confident, Hardy says he wants to log more Octagon time before squaring up with the top names in the sport ... guys like Stipe Miocic, Daniel Cormier and Derrick Lewis.
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The two Midwestern moderates are squaring up against better-organized candidates, like Bernie Sanders and better-known ones, like Joe Biden and free-spending billionaire Tom Steyer, in Nevada and South Carolina.
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The senator and late-night host are squaring up on June 16 for what might be the most random hoops matchup ever -- but Cruz was in trash-talking mode Thursday on Capitol Hill.
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Squaring up in a traditional residential lane in Beijing's central Gulou area, the two men begin their mildly ridiculous dance: crossing swords as giggling Russian tourists stop to take iPhone pictures of them.
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Investors are squaring up for a U.S. central bank meeting next week where policymakers might hint when they plan to cut interest rates, the prospect of which has supported risky assets in the recent weeks.
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And elsewhere: The Wall Street Journal reports that players' associations and unions are squaring up in court against fantasy sites like FanDuel and Draftkings that use players' names and likenesses without paying for publicity rights.
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"We're just seeing some squaring up of positioning now, we'll probably see it for the next day or two and then I think we'll focus a bit more back on the negative U.S. outlook," McCormick said.
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Yet, revealing as the book is about Mr Gorbachev's ability to overcome ideological dogmas that required squaring up to the West, it is equally revealing about how Western leaders were unable or unwilling to believe him.
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This all went down back in 2016, when a video recording revealed a foam mat on a classroom floor, with kids forming a circle around it and squaring up in the center, two at a time.
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Joanna Jedrzejczyk has made excellent use of this when an opponent stands near the fence, as they are prone to squaring up and exposing their solar plexus as they put on 'the earmuffs' to protect themselves.
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"We're just seeing some squaring up of positioning now, well probably see it for the next day or two, and then I think well focus a bit more back on the negative U.S. outlook," McCormick said.
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Nardone shouted and swore at [COO Emerson] Osmond before squaring up to him as if he was about to do something more [...] He swore at his father before hurling a Pret a Manger baguette in his direction.
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"It's been a good move by the U.S. dollar over the past month or so and I would think there was a lot of squaring up and rebalancing of portfolios over the last 36 hours," he said.
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After coyly mentioning the news that had already reverberated around the Long Beach City College gym, Clinton's focus now turned to unifying the Democratic Party and squaring up against Trump, who was already the presumed Republican nominee.
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PARIS (Reuters) - With the ink barely dry on a deal between France and Germany to develop a new combat jet, Airbus and Dassault are squaring up for leadership of a project that could reshape Europe's fragmented fighter industry.
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Former world footballer of the year George Weah is squaring up against vice president Joseph Boakai, both of them promising to tackle poverty and corruption in a country where most citizens have no reliable electricity or clean drinking water.
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"We're obviously setting up next week for the FOMC and the BOJ, and I think there's probably a lot of squaring up of positions," said Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management in New York.
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Atwood suggests that "maybe Drake could help smuggle someone" across the US border into the story's non-dystopian Canada, but to be honest if he gets wind of it I'd put money on him squaring up for a starring role.
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It should have been the high point of Mido's career – perhaps it was – but he was watching from the stands as punishment for squaring up to his coach, Hassan Shehata, on the touchline after being subbed off in the semi-final.
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Tandem's hope, says founder and CEO Tristan Zier, is to carve out a fitness-specific niche in a live streaming space that already has big tech platforms duking away for dominance — with Twitter's Periscope squaring up to Facebook's Live feature, for example.
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Elizabeth Warren's funding plan for "Medicare For All," calling his plan "more progressive" and squaring up the two most progressive candidates in the race for the Democratic nomination to do what neither of them have wanted to do: draw distinctions between each other.
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A good boxer will "close the door" with a jab or a left hook—putting him behind his lead shoulder again and hitting the opponent if they step in on him after he has exposed himself more by squaring up for his right hand.
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"We have seen three consecutive weeks of rallies in the broader dollar index so I do think that markets are squaring up a little bit ahead of a pretty heavy data calendar," said Mark McCormick, North American head of FX strategy at TD Securities in Toronto.
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"That's like a sheriff squaring up for a showdown with the town outlaw by announcing to the posse that he wants a gunfight with each of them at the same time," said Mr. Green, who served as President George W. Bush's senior adviser on Asia policy.
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" When it was time for dinner, John remembers that the group noticed that both Gere and Stallone, 73, were absent, and that his now-husband David Furnish discovered them "squaring up to each other, apparently about to settle their differences over Diana by having a fist-fight.
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There are other ways to mitigate the danger of squaring up for the right hand (weaving out, clinching, pushing away, ducking in on the hips, reverse shoulder rolling or folding behind the elbow, and on and on) but closing the door is the neatest and most pro-active.
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"As seems to be becoming a pattern, after spending the week under pressure, metals are rallying on what looks to be nothing more than shorts squaring up at the end of the week, and so far on very thin volumes," said Malcolm Freeman of Kingdom Futures in a note.
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For those who have no intention of squaring up to the noisy hurly burly of Camden Market in north London any time soon, two recent books can be highly recommended for further reading: Charlotte Salomon and the Theatre of Memory by Griselda Pollock (Yale University Press) and Charlotte Salomon: Life?
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This also looks like a move designed to help bulk up against Google's move to buy Looker, announced last week, although I'd argue that analytics is a big enough area that all major tech companies that are courting enterprises are getting their ducks in a row in terms of squaring up to stronger strategies (and products) in this area.
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Because squaring up is necessary to accomplish hard hitting offense, but simultaneously offers the opponent far more opportunities, most boxing coaches like their fighters to end combinations with a hook or jab back out to range because both lead handed punching actions put the fighter back behind his lead shoulder and punish the opponent if he pursues.
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If you're squaring up against a Human-Style opponent who doesn't understand the true social and ethical structures of basketball, you can trick them by presenting a friendly front and betraying them when the window opens, like a Shetland Sheepdog distracting its owner before breaking into the cellar to devour the expensive steaks Dad is dry aging.
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That said, anger is a normal human emotion and it's important for you to honor any rage that's coming up at this time in a healthy way; vent to someone who can help, or take your issues to your journal or sweat them out in your physical activities, whether that's dancing or squaring up with a punching bag at your local boxing gym.
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In his mind, all the feints, cutbacks and bursts that evoke his favorite player, Reggie Bush, do not compare to the punt he fielded midway through the first quarter against New England in Week 7, when he stepped left, cut right, then zipped left again, shedding a tackle at his feet before encountering a defender by the boundary squaring up to level him.
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Not content with eroding Yasser's claims of provocation, by summoning a witness whom he once beat up in a refugee camp, Wajdi even manages to foment a clash inside the courtroom, squaring up to a young Palestinian on the public benches, who promptly lambasts him as a "Zionist dog," whereupon the security staff muscles in and the three judges stand there as numb as dummies in the background.
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In 1931 Kilkenny were back as Leinster champions before squaring up to Cork in the All-Ireland final. At half-time Cork lead. However, Kilkenny fought back to secure a draw. The replay saw Lory Meagher give one of his most outstanding displays on the hurling field.
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87 It is also harder for a defender to cover if he has to change direction with the receiver instead of squaring up and getting set before a play. Defenses that react to the motion could get confused, leaving a defender in the wrong position.Jaworski 2010, p.
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In 1931, Kilkenny were back as Leinster champions before squaring up to Cork in the All-Ireland final. At half-time Cork led. However, Kilkenny fought back to secure a draw. The replay saw Lory Meagher give one of his most outstanding displays on the hurling field.
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Brotherhood is a 2016 British drama directed by Noel Clarke. The film focuses on Sam squaring up to a new world: he realises it comes with new problems, and new challenges that he must face up to. He knows it will require old friends to help him survive new dangers. It was released on 29 August 2016.
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A cube teapot The cube teapot is a teapot whose main purpose was to be used on a ship. The cube shape of the teapot would stabilise it so that it would not roll over and scald the person making the drink, whereas conventional curved teapots would roll over when the ship rocked from side to side."Squaring up to the drips!" Leicester Mercury.
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Brown's principal influence was Jan van Eyck's painting the Arnolfini Marriage Portrait, recently acquired by the National Gallery. The mirror resembles the circular mirror in van Eyck's painting, which reflects an image of the artist looking at the couple in the image. The woman is wearing crinolines, which expand to cover the whole of the lower part of the painting. Brown has left this part incomplete, roughly squaring up and sketching the dress in outline.
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In the early hours of 17 June, some of the housemates engaged in a playful food fight, leaving the communal living area in a mess. When Jason insisted that they tidy up their mess, Marco refused, prompting an argument between the pair. Nadia and Emma intervened in defence of Marco, with Nadia flipping over a table and, at one point, she slapped Jason. The argument continued to escalate, with Emma and Victor squaring up to each other.
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Up the Bracket is the debut album by English indie rock band The Libertines, released in October 2002. It reached #35 in the UK Albums Chart. The album was part of a resurgence for the British indie/alternative scene and received widespread praise from critics and has quickly become considered one of the greatest albums of the 2000s. The album's cover is based on an image of riot police squaring up to protesters during the Argentine economic crisis of 1999–2002.
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He attended the 2007 World Championship in Budapest.John Nadler, "Squaring Up to the Rubik's Cube", Time, 9 October 2007."25 years on" Erno Rubik interview at the Rubik's Cube official website, retrieved 9 May 2010 He also gave a lecture and autograph session at the "Bridges-Pecs" conference ("Bridges between Mathematics and the Arts") in July 2010."Bridges Conference" List of Plenary speakers, retrieved 26 July 2010 Rubik is a member of the USA Science and Engineering Festival's Advisory Board.
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As Dylan continued to struggle being around Sam and Tom in the ED, he made the decision to leave Holby. When Dylan saw Tom punch locum consultant Dominic Carter (Gary Cady), he quickly reported Tom to Zoe, earning the doctor a suspension. However, Dylan was not satisfied and later told Tom wha he did, resulting in them squaring up to each other. Dylan admitted that he was still in love with Sam and realised that he would never get over her if they continued to work together.
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The Soothsayer's Recompense is a 1913 painting by the Italian artist Giorgio de Chirico. It is now in the Philadelphia Museum of Art as part of the permanent collection. It was accessioned in 1950 as one of the thousand items donated to the institution by Walter and Louise Arensberg. The piece was created in France, through a process of "squaring-up" in which De Chirico drew a version of the piece divided into nine squares, and subsequently used this draft to quickly create the fleshed-out painting.
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In the middle of 2002, there was a feud between Noel Gallagher of Oasis and Walsh (who was initially musically inspired by the sound of Oasis). Gallagher had called the Starsailor singer a "cock" in an interview for NME magazine; something denied by the accused. However, when Walsh confronted Gallagher at the T in the Park festival in 2002, Gallagher claimed that, if he said it, then it must be true. Noel's brother Liam got involved, allegedly squaring up to Walsh on the same day.
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He tried squaring up to Watson but was pulled back by a police constable and taken from the field to recover. The incident failed to stop Carlton from recording an upset victory, ending Geelong's 44 match winning streak. Coulthard finished on top of the goal-kicking ladder for the third consecutive season with 21 goals, and was again recognised as a champion of the colony. In July of the 1881 VFA season, Coulthard, attempting a mark in front of Carlton's goal, was tackled by a Melbourne opponent and accidentally kicked behind the right ear.
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For the third time in four seasons O'Sullivan and Kerry faced an Ulster side in the latter end of the championship, this time squaring up with Derry this time however Kerry end up on the rightside of a 1-17 to 1-11 scoreline. Kerry faced Mayo in the final in a first championship meeting for the sides since the 1997 final. In some what of a surprise Kerry ran out easy winners on a 1-20 to 2-09 scoreline, giving O'Sullivan a second All Ireland medal.
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The strategy in bunting is to ground the ball into fair territory, as far from the fielders as possible but within the infield. This requires not only physical dexterity and concentration, but also an awareness of the fielders' positions in relation to the baserunner or baserunners, their likely reactions to the bunt, and knowledge of the pitcher's most likely pitches. The bunt is typically executed by the batter turning his body toward the pitcher and sliding one hand up the barrel of the bat to help steady it. This is called squaring up.
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Bob and weave In boxing, bobbing and weaving is a defensive technique that moves the head both beneath and laterally of an incoming punch. As the opponent's punch arrives, the fighter bends the legs quickly and simultaneously shifts the body either slightly right or left. Fighters generally begin weaving to the left, as most opponents are orthodox stance, and therefore strike with a left jab first. Common mistakes made with this move include bending at the waist, bending too low, moving in the same direction as the incoming punch, and squaring up.
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Stråsjö Chapel In woodworking, hewing is the process of converting a log from its rounded natural form into lumber (timber) with more or less flat surfaces using primarily an axe. It is an ancient method, and before the advent of the industrial-era type of sawmills, it was a standard way of squaring up wooden beams for timber framing. Today it is still used occasionally for that purpose by anyone who has logs, needs beams, and cannot or would prefer not to pay for finished lumber. Thus homesteaders on frugal budgets, for example, may hew their own lumber rather than buy it.
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Huddlestone playing for Hull City in 2015 On 14 August 2013, Huddlestone moved to Hull City for an undisclosed fee believed to be about £5.25 million. He made his debut on the first day of the 2013–14 season when he came off the bench in a 2–0 loss away at Chelsea. On 28 December, he scored his first goal for Hull in a 6–0 home win against Fulham, his first goal since April 2011. On 28 January 2014, Huddlestone acted as emergency goalkeeper after Hull City's goalkeeper Allan McGregor was sent off for squaring up with Crystal Palace's player Stuart O'Keefe.
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For the third time in four seasons Kerry faced an Ulster side in the latter end of the championship, this time squaring up with Derry this time however Kerry end up on the rightside of a 1–17 to 1–11 scoreline. Kerry faced Mayo in the final in a first championship meeting for the sides since the 1997 final. In some what of a surprise Crowley was picked to start at Right Corner Forward. \despite not scoring he played a big part as Kerry ran out easy winners on a 1–20 to 2–09 scoreline, giving Crowley a third All Ireland. In his last season with Kerry Crowley scored one goal in 7 games.
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The season, however, did see Westwood receive his first career red card in the 0–1 home defeat to Notts County for squaring up to Luke Rodgers after the pair tussled for the ball, the County striker was sent off for the incident as well. The young midfielder impressed the Crewe management over the season and was rewarded with a new two-year contract in December and his performances over the season were rewarded with him named the club's player of the season. A further 46 appearances followed in the 2010–11 season along with six goals, including two in the 3–3 home draw to Torquay United. Following a string of impressive performances, Westwood signed a new deal intended to keep him at the club until 2014 midway through the campaign.
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Though the latter two wish to try to defeat them using the old team's methods, leaving Sepulchre and the Eagle, Moonstone orders that Bullseye cripple the Eagle in the same way he did Jack Flag. The issue ends with Songbird, Radioactive Man, Penance and Venom squaring up against Steel Spider, Sepulchre and Jason, in what Steel Spider describes as 'almost ... a fair fight'.Warren Ellis (w), Mike Deodato Jr. (a), "Faith in Monsters" (part 5), Thunderbolts #114 (July 2007)Thunderbolts #115 Preview The Eagle ends up crippling Bullseye before making his escape.Warren Ellis (w), Mike Deodato Jr. (a), "Faith in Monsters" (part 6), Thunderbolts #115 (August 2007) A news reporter stated that because American Eagle lives on a Native American Reservation he is exempt from the Registration Act, and that the Commission on Superhuman Activities would take no action against him because of this.
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