The drill's percussive motion can also tap out the powder.
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Maybe you could tap out a quick response or two.
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Who will survive 40 days and who will tap out early?
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That alone was enough to convince one contestant to tap out.
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Then they can tap out and others can plug into it.
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He ran to a piano to tap out the four notes.
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Sprinkle with 2 tablespoons of the Parmigiano; tap out the excess. 3.
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Despite our phones being omnipresent, we tap out most of our correspondence.
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I would tap out a beat to many other daily tasks, too.
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What you can tap out of a 25-year-old at this stage?
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"It will tap out probably by this summer," CUNA Mutual Group's Rick said.
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At home that night, he started to tap out ideas on a typewriter.
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The next time you're typing, tap out the shortcut then tap the phrase.
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If that were us in there, we'd go unconscious rather than tap out.
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This is why you can't tap out a text message, let alone play games.
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No storm surges, no debris fields—the Tap-Out is as silent as cancer.
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Bayley and Banks got their win, with Banks forcing Charlotte to tap out cleanly.
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The good news for wrestling fans -- dude ain't ready to tap out just yet.
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But before the demonstration could begin, the receiver began to tap out a message.
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You tap out a message and hit send — then, your heart thunks to the floor.
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So yes, Trump, when you tap out a "couple of tweets," you're stormin' it up.
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Everyone can tap out a tune on a keyboard, it's a lot easier than guitar.
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It's a shame the kid didn't tap out, maybe he'd still be alive today. RIP.
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But unsurprisingly enough, Willie Nelson is the one person who caused Snoop to tap out.
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Another scene saw the So players tap out rhythmic mosaics on Russian sniper rifle components.
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As we continue to get pelted with megastorm after megastorm, when do we finally tap out?
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For players who just want to tap out to their favorite jams, that's a definite plus.
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The agent, Fred Leiser, is given some instruction in how to tap out his coded intelligence.
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It literally puts music at your fingertips, and lets you tap out beats on any surface.
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So make some calls, send some texts, tap out a few DMs, gather yourself a crowd.
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We make it about halfway up before I tap out, so we turn around and head back.
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If you need to tap out because Mars, Saturn, and Pluto are crushing your soul, do that.
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Plus, having that Chromebook keyboard makes it easier to message people and tap out those witty comments.
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Boxoffice Pro editorial director Daniel Loria is predicting the movie to tap out at $650 million worldwide.
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Andrew encourages me to pick up my speed on the treadmill, and I tap out at 12.7 mph.
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If you forget to tap-out on the tube, we can automatically go and get you a refund.
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It's easy to reposition the keyboard and easy to just tap out what I need with one thumb.
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Joe Rogan says critics of Conor McGregor's 4th-round tap-out are 'out of their f---ing minds'
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The sun, Neptune, and Saturn collaborate to encourage you to tap out and do whatever floats your boat.
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He said Ms. Talarczyk told him to "tap out" and remove himself from the confrontation with the student.
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We would tap in when we started the show and we would tap out when we ended it.
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And it's that quality that causes many of my friends who can't stand this show to tap out.
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Khabib dominated Conor at UFC 229 on Oct 6 -- forcing the Irishman to tap out in the 4th round.
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And if it takes that long for the Tap-Out to be taken seriously, it will be too late.
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I, as many others did too, had to tap out of Twitter because it was too upsetting to watch.
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So she has actors "tap in" and "tap out" of scenes in rehearsal, to formally separate art from life.
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It's likely that hefty pay days for three of the biggest stars in the world caused Universal to tap out.
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At some point, you might tap out on burgers, steaks, and hot dogs, so switch it up with charred scallops.
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America's mascot, for one brief, fleeting moment, is America's conscience, asking America's laughing stock if he wants to tap out.
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And I often have people pass out when I have them in a chokehold, when they don't tap out quick enough.
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It can work in a dual-use mode, letting you both navigate the Windows interface and tap out numbers when needed.
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Another headline feature of Wear 2.0 is the tiny on-screen keyboard that you can now use to tap out messages.
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"The management is getting smarter: they tap out our ID cards at 4pm so you can't prove anything," said one worker.
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They freeze it in metal cylinders and tap out the sweet and dense, double-sticked little rockets (953 to 295 rupees).
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Unless you're a cheesemonger, your knowledge of cheese might tap out at American, Cheddar, Parmesan, chèvre, a Brie, and maybe Gorgonzola.
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Of course, dunking on 50 Cent at this point is like getting a toddler to tap out in a UFC match.
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So you make a choice: Either you care enough to tap into as much as you can or you tap out.
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I always watch the telecast, but halfway through, I usually wish I can tap out and have Sacheen Littlefeather take my place.
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The fifth vibration is customizable: you can tap out a rhythm on the ring and it will repeat it back to you.
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Per past releases of H&M's special seasonal collection, prices tap out around $200, with most of the pieces already selling out.
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This implies, with caveats, that the environment is still quite good for startups looking to tap out, trade in or join up.
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I'd just fix it so that the opponent would tap out because I have no aim to hurt anyone in this sport.
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It was estimated to tap out at $400,000 at an auction in September 2019 — but the final bid was more than double.
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Wrestle through the gallery to get up close and personal with the hottest superstars that'll make you want to tap out (or not).
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You could actually tap out your insurance resources, and the companies could set a dollar limit on what they'd spend on your care.
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The legendary game designer proceeded to tap out an adorable little doodle of Mario and his Toad friends getting excited about Run's release.
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This caused my partner to tap out several times over a marathon five-hour session and strongly suggested that I flush the rest.
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You can complain that La La Land won, you can tap out your Tweets, you can laugh, you can cry, you can yawn.
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Aka everything a budding musician needs to tap out and mix impromptu beats, while looping in the real world as their musical playground.
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Brock Lesnar DON'T know comparisons ... that's according to UFC legend Chuck Liddell who says Lesnar should tap out on likening himself to Bo Jackson.
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Once you write your text and tap out of the text box, you can also tap on it to change the style and alignment.
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I made it about two-thirds of the way through the movie, then had to tap out for a good five to eight minutes.
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Men don't tap out in WWE, at least not often, and when they do, it's nearly always a marker of a shift in storyline.
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Ronda Rousey destroyed TWO chicks at the same time Monday night -- punishing WWE Raw champ Alexa Bliss and then making Alicia Fox tap out!!
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In "Nut/Cracked," dancers deliver a sonic holiday extravaganza as they tap out snappy rhythms with the help of point shoes and Bubble Wrap.
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I envy the boomers who got to see the '60s and '70s, and who get to tap out before the shitstorm really takes off.
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It lets you instantly reply to someone when you don't have time to open a laptop or even tap out a message on your smartphone.
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MSI's $479 Oculux NXG251 isn't content with just 144Hz, though; it can do 240Hz, which is nearly double what most gaming monitors tap out at.
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Tap out a few keywords and you get results on the web, in your contacts, from nearby locations, in files on your phone and more.
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Tap out the jobs you've got to get through, click Ready, and you tick them off one by one, with no other distractions or options.
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In wrestling parlance, Hogan effectively forced Gawker to tap out, causing the company to collapse before it could take the case to a higher court.
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Nakai quickly took Murata's back and slid her arm under her opponent's chin to lock in a rear-naked choke, forcing Murata to tap out.
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This is helpful, but to me it could be even better: if it can sense you're leaving, why not just automatically tap out for you?
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)You don't always have to squint at a 6-inch screen and tap out your communications on a little touch keyboard.
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I race to tap out a few paragraphs to dispatch to my editor among crying babies, disheveled beggars and announcements blaring over the loud speaker.
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Diaz had been the first man in UFC to beat McGregor just months before, forcing the Irishman to tap out to a rear-naked choke.
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The user of Compass cards [reloadable fare cards] don't tap out when they are leaving so there is no data from their full trip available.
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Besides, some of us couldn't tap out our PIN numbers in reverse under the best of circumstances, much less with a gun pointed at us. 4.
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But I won't lose sleep over it and the sweet, exhilarating feeling on the mats, including those times I have to tap out, is worth it.
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I am ready to tap out, but the rest of the group wants to move to another bar and I let them talk me into staying.
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Using GarageBand on an iPhone and an iPad, the two tap out Lin's latest song "The Key" with the bustling city of Beijing in the background.
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All of those holiday "essentials" can tap out your bank account, but there is one way to make sure you're finding the best possible deals on flights.
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There's a tendency for people to tap out and pretend their personal lives are more pressing than reading the news, calling a representative, or attending a rally.
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"We're on call at all times, and if Andy's jumping on a call, literally it's like we're in a wrestling situation — tap in, tap out," Decker said.
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Just tap out your message as normal, in old-fashioned, boring text, and then tap the emoji button on the keyboard to see suggestions appear in yellow.
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Most people are used to thinking about their direct water use—so, water that comes out of the tap, out of the shower, flushing the toilet, etc.
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Now that almost everyone is easily reachable at all hours, it's normal to tap out emails long after dinner or read Slack messages while brushing your teeth.
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Members of Congress play a critical role in the American political system, and normal citizens are displeased at how routinely they tap out to go peddle influence.
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The only thing I really have the mental strength for is social media, so I tap out a few work-related tweets and call it a day. Huh.
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During the World 2014 Jiu-Jitsu Championships, this move broke her opponent, Tammi Musumeci's arm, when the latter didn't tap out, and the referee kept the fight going.
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Actually, the ability to tap out a short message from anywhere in the world that could instantly reach a potential audience of many millions is an astounding power.
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The one-handed addition is the most interesting change, allowing you to swipe and tap out words by moving the keyboard to the side in an arc shape.
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Along with a log of where you have used Android Pay, the wallet tracks when you've forgotten to "tap out" when coming off the Tube or a train.
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"Digitally native brands reach a certain scale where you tap out on those early adopters, and you&aposve got to go and find customers at scale," said Northart.
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Girardi and the pitching coach Larry Rothschild rushed to the mound, but Severino was O.K.; two pitches later, he got Kim to tap out back to the mound.
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I'll tap out something like "finish review for Dan Tuesday," and Todoist will put a task labeled "finish review for Dan" and remind me about it before my deadline.
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But the big news stations won't give the Tap-Out the critical airtime it needs—not until there are images that are as dramatic as winds taking off roofs.
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It's simple: just navigate to the Status section and select one of the options or tap out on of your own – no clever videos or glammed-out selfies required.
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We've watched plenty of rappers tap out when they find themselves in legal trouble early on in their careers, faced with a sentence that outlasts the public's attention span.
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It takes us three train lines and J. and I each only have around 03 cents left on our passes by the time we tap out of the station.
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One simply has to tap their card at a reader to enter, and, in subways and trains, tap out when exiting to register the zone from which they're traveling from.
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They're just gonna tap out, and I realized oh my god, they are, they have like eight years left, they probably will just, there's no reason for them to change.
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They tap out their orders on touch-screen terminals, which the company has installed on many tables in an effort to economise on waiters, whose wages are hard to contain.
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And although this is not a problem for some transit systems, in London if you don't "tap out" at the end of your journey, you get charged the maximum fare.
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Diaz, who took the fight on less than two weeks' notice, abruptly changed the bout with an electric series of punches before forcing McGregor to tap out on the ground.
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Wren says that at one point, they had to climb for 20 HOURS STRAIGHT ... and some of their crew were forced to tap out (don't worry, they were stretched down).
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Where and when Ms. Mansonet read the text, and when she had begun to tap out a reply, became central to the trial in Monmouth County Superior Court in Freehold.
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Arrachion yanked the man&aposs ankle from his leg as the undefeated wrestler died in his opponent&aposs chokehold, and his opponent was forced to tap out from the pain.
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Their ability ... You probably, I think, tap out at about four or $500 billion if you can't go global, so I don't think they get to a trillion dollars. Okay.
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In the span of a few hours across Texas, Mr. Rubio suggested that Mr. Trump had urinated in his trousers and used illegal immigrants to tap out his unceasing Twitter messages.
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Spoiler ahead: After an entertaining matchup, Rousey — who sported a "rowdy" athletic top for the event — and Angle defeated their opponents after the female MMA legend forced McMahon to tap out.
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"We're so busy that I said, 'You know what, we're going to tap out,&apos" added McCarthy, who notified Seacrest, the main presenter of the show, of her decision last week.
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This time her thighs land around my neck in a move known as the head scissors—seconds later, as my face turns beetroot for the eighth and final time, I tap out.
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Particularly in America, you're more likely to find a news story by idly thumbing through your Facebook feed than you are to open your mobile browser and tap out a few keywords.
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He has been known to tap out his messages off the cuff and not have them vetted, with a "watch this" expression, according to two people who have seen him do it.
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Economic conditions kicked off the lira's tumble, and global tensions aggravated it, but one former ambassador says Turkey could tap out at any time — if President Recep Tayyip Erdogan swallows his pride.
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Tap out an example password and you'll get warned if you're putting your uppercase letters or your symbols in the same place everyone else does, or using dictionary words (too easy to guess).
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Critics have heralded the arrival of "internet novels" such as Joshua Cohen's Book of Numbers, or work by gchat aficionado Tao Lin, whose characters tap out their relationships in text and instant messenger.
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To pay for that, Warren had to refinance her house, eventually sell the home, load up her credit cards, and tap out an inheritance from her father and the rest of her savings.
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But with the Zika virus spreading to the Caribbean -- close to where the cruise will sail -- Dan and his wife have decided it's too big of a risk ... and had to tap out.
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Many of the keyboard add-ons out there go much further in terms of customizations and theming, so you can get something more suited to your tastes to tap out your words on.
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That's the only way that such a keyboard could be useful on a small screen on your wrist and Google doesn't really expect you to tap out each letter on the tiny keyboard.
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And Angela Atabong, a 29-year-old economics student in Cameroon's capital, can no longer tap out sweet nothings on the internet messaging service WhatsApp to her fiancé, who lives six hours away.
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The one-handed mode lets you swipe or tap out words by moving the keyboard to the side in an arc shape, and it's particularly useful if you own the larger iPhone 6S Plus.
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"María Bonita" inspires an expansive passage in which the dancers link arms as their feet tap out an irresistible 6/8 rhythm — 1-2-3, 1-2-3, with an accent on the 1.
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It was also, as Messina points out, easier to type on old phones that used T-9, an early form of predictive text when you still had to tap out messages via your phone's keypad.
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My feed is a minefield of fake news, hoaxes, and people who are throwing out opinions that are so trollish that they are basically begging their "friends" to tap out a quick rage-filled response.
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Even when he took Gallagher down in the opening seconds thanks to a misjudged flying knee from the Irishman, Gallagher remained in control, tying Salazar up with a guillotine choke, eventually making him tap out.
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Mr. Obama is the first president with a smartphone, and he frequently uses it to tap out missives to his top aides late at night, long after some of them had already gone to sleep.
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The old man was looking up at him, his dry face drained and translucent in the morning light; his jaw clicked, as if it were trying to tap out his last will in Morse code.
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Using that information, the bot would determine one's elected officials — and from there, a user could tap out a message, hit send, and their text would be transformed into a fax sent to their lawmaker's offices.
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While it would be undesirable to force players to finish what they start, different incentives, such as forfeiture of prize money, could be put in place for competitors who have shown such a tendency to tap out.
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Russia's Khabib Nurmagomedov had just forced Irish champion Conor McGregor to tap out in the fourth round — but the winning fighter then leaped out of the octagon and headed straight for McGregor's team, where a fight ensued.
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In four alternating points of view and quick "snapshots" of strangers in crisis, "Dry" tells the story of the Tap-Out: a time in the possibly near future when all the faucets in Southern California run dry.
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Lee overtook her opponent Aya Saber in the first round, in just one minute and 43 seconds via arm bar, a submission move that involves hyper-extending an opponent's elbow joint so that they're forced to tap out.
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"Getting stoned is kind of like a way for them to either tap into their feelings if that's what their goal is or tap out of their feelings because they can become really overwhelmed with them," says Gat.
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During that time, the performer's stamina is put to the test, and they gain a new perspective on their physical limits; but it's not easy to tap out as soon as they feel they cannot go on anymore.
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But the forecast is that more and more buyers won't have ready access to those Level 2 systems, while others will tap out their batteries while traveling longer distances, requiring them to plug into a commercially operated charging station.
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The bottom line is that almost every hormone, every brain chemical, every digestive enzyme and so on is pre-programmed to peak at a certain time of the day and then tap out at another time of the day.
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My Gmail alternatives—ProtonMail and Riseup—tell me the file is too large; they tap out at 224 MB. Google Drive and Dropbox aren't options, Dropbox because it's hosted by Amazon's AWS and relies on Google for sign-in.
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Coaches who have won a championship in the past five years are able to challenge a firing with a trial by combat: if he can make the owner tap out in five minutes, he gets to keep his job.
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But in response to vociferous objections raised by some New Yorker staff members, other festival speakers and just about everyone who could tap out a tweet about Mr. Bannon's populist but decidedly racist views, the invitation was quickly rescinded.
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It sounds pleasant at the moment, but it could just as easily descend into a smarmy pit of money and booze that ends in a sleepless night for those guests who just wanna pull down their eye mask and tap out.
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So, she grabbed her iPhone and started filming: "I couldn't even write and at times I had to tap out because the effort was so great; I had really major issues with the language areas in my brain," Brea says.
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The Watch Sport is even worse: it frequently would tap out before the end of the day, sometimes at 5PM, sometimes at 23PM, and that's without using the GPS to track a run or do anything out of the ordinary.
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"I'm a simple guy so I have a simple remedy when people like Pruitt ignore or hide pollution: if you don't have a problem with Americans drinking contaminated drinking water, drink it yourself until you tap out or resign," Schwarzenegger wrote.
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"I'm a simple guy so I have a simple remedy when people like Pruitt ignore or hide pollution: if you don't have a problem with Americans drinking contaminated drinking water, drink it yourself until you tap out or resign," Schwarzenegger tweeted.
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But there's a complete game here now: You have to tap out a three-digit code, corresponding to the pad buttons, before your rivals; and the better you do, the more the female bird will shower you with love hearts.
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After each cycle, you remove the dustbin from the top of the vac and tap out as much gunk from the filter as you can, or use the attached cleaning tool to cut out hairs and fibers off the brush.
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When I try to tap out an even more beautiful sentence — and my sentences are amazing sentences; you can't believe these sentences — I have to press and bang and hunch closer to the desk and bang even harder and still you never know.
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Welcome to a looking-glass world, where overworked drones, lashed to their desks all day, return home late to kick the cat, shout the children to bed, then hunch over their laptops to tap out glowing approval ratings for their ultimate bosses.
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The crowd cheers a slam that looks like an out-of-control hamster wheel and, moments later, Riddle closes out the 14-minute encounter with his signature move: the Bromission, a tap-out-inducing neck crank MMA fans might recognize as the Twister.
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When Nurmagomedov forced the biggest star in mixed martial arts to tap out Saturday night to end what is likely to end up as the most lucrative show in U.F.C. history, it seemed the perfect response to McGregor's verbal insults and physical attacks.
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Easy accessibility is a big one — Day One works anywhere you take your phone, even when you don't have an internet connection, so you can tap out a journal while you're in line at the supermarket or on top of a mountain.
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They cited as an object lesson the 1907 case of Clever Hans, the horse that supposedly could solve arithmetic problems and would tap out his answers by hoof; as it turned out, he was responding to unconscious cues from the people around him.
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You can skim Twitter, tap out texts, or just kick back and enjoy the ride—as long as you check in at least once a minute by grabbing the steering wheel, and remain vigilant and ready to take over if the computer loses its way.
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The addition of the hefty salaries of the likes of Wonder Woman (Gadot) and Deadpool (Reynolds), and the movie being set in multiple countries, likely caused the studio to finally tap out on an project that's an original movie and not a proven franchise.
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"If your value is exercising a rote, prescribed job, and that's all you care to do, hopefully you're 60, and approaching a time you can gracefully tap out because not many jobs are going to look the same in a few years," he says.
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For Garrett, the presence of a broader investment base is great for a firm like his, which need later stage investors to fund their portfolio companies past a Series A round (which is the time that CrossCut will tap out to let other investors lead).
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Last Friday, Solange released A Seat at the Table; her fourth studio album and a sprawling pop/r&b spectrum of 21 tracks which celebrate identity, empowerment, grief, healing and the art of crafting damn good jams that make your limbs tap out the BPM.
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With Nougat installed, you get access to split-screen (long-press the square "Overview" button to start arranging windows); a system-wide quick-reply system for apps (when you receive a message, drag it down to tap out a reply); and a virtual cat-catching game.
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The newly renovated Blackstone Hotel in Chicago has remade its opulent 1910-vintage lobby into a social space with cocktails dispensed from a rolling cart and a manual typewriter where visitors are invited to tap out a letter that the front desk will post for free.
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Oddly, even a Medium-owned OneZero story didn't open in a dedicated reader mode — it showed up just as if I had navigated to the article on the mobile web, including Medium's prompt to log in (which, like with the NYT article, I could tap out of).
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Google invested $22 million in the OS last year, and today it's wending its way deeper into that OS. Now, whenever a user sees a cursor on the screen, they'll be able to use the Google Assistant to voice type in instead of using T9 to tap out messages.
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The Gen X-1, available sometime in May for around $70, is played exactly how you tap out a tune on the original Stylophone, but above its slim keyboard are a new series of knobs and switches for tweaking the envelope, delay, waveform shape, and other sound parameters.
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"It's about 1,16.53 kilometres (621 miles) north of where the species is typically found, so it is significant," Towers, a whale researcher for Fisheries and Oceans Canada, said in a phone interview from BC. Normally, these dolphins tap out around 35° N, off the coast of northern California.
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NOAH BERGER/EPA/REDUX The far-right and its many extremist factions may get most of the attention and notoriety, but these days an alt-lite foot soldier can barely tap out an objectionable tweet without a swarm of far-left activists coming to clobber them with equal-but-opposite memes.
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It's designed to be a business laptop, but it feels light enough that you could easily carry it with one hand while you're carrying a coffee in the other and using your nose to tap out furious emails to your boss as you go from meeting room to meeting room.
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SUBMISSION OF THE YEAR Winner: Submission of the Year Ben Rothwell over Josh Barnett at UFC on Fox 18Gogo Choke It took 42 professional fights over 19 years, including bouts against Randy Couture, Dan Severn, Mirko Cro Cop and Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira, for Josh Barnett to be forced to tap out from a submission hold.
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A one-handed keyboardImage: ScreenshotiOS has now joined Android in offering a built-in one-handed mode for the default keyboard: It means if you've only got one hand free to tap out a message, then the keys become a bit easier to hit, especially if you're using one of the larger iPhones models.
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Hence conservatives latched onto the "secret society" text, a text that existed for them completely out of context, didn't mention Trump or Republicans at all, was, incidentally, written by Page, not Strzok, and -- as most of us who have ever used our thumbs to tap out a message can probably similarly attest -- was probably a joke.
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As I've written about before, if you're a submission specialist, you won't be making opponents tap out on a regular basis (unless you're a woman, in which case it's apparently fine.) If you're a "flippy" guy, you're probably a babyface; if you're a heel and a flippy guy, you probably need to stop being a flippy guy.
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Especially when they're securely locked and set to turn off automatically after a pre-determined time of inactivity (Cowboy's bikes already feature an auto-off timer but I wasn't able to test that on my prototype bike.) Otherwise, they could always adopt VanMoof's ingenious button that requires the owner to tap out a secret code to turn on the bike.
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Wasn't it just meaningless to tap out the phrase "the human cost of highways" if he hadn't himself walked the New York City neighborhood called East Tremont, which was razed for the Cross-Bronx Expressway; if he hadn't spent days interviewing black and poor tenants evicted from apartments now derelict, "the stench of urine and of piles of feces in corners … so thick in the lobbies it made your eyes tear"?
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In a terrific call-back to Jericho's earlier "Lion Do" days, Jericho even tried the more deadly Lion Tamer version of the move, only to see Omega fight his way out of the ring once and reach the ropes after a long battle (Jericho could not be disqualified for ignoring the rope break, but a tap-out wouldn't count; Jericho similarly used the rope-break to break up an earlier pin off the One-Winged Angel, which is almost never kicked out of).
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