This is terrific news that I greet with cautious optimism.
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That's terrific news for the pharmaceutical industry, but there's a darker side, too.
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IN AT least one sense, Donald Trump's rise is terrific news for principled conservatives.
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The less terrific news is that the film doesn't have much more ambition than that.
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CANADIAN PRIME MINISTER JUSTIN TRUDEAU SAYS U.S. REMOVAL OF STEEL, ALUMINUM TARIFFS IS "TERRIFIC NEWS"
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Terrific news, until it sinks in that someone else in the family must be guilty.
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This is terrific news — and not just for the future of filmmakers who aren't white men.
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It seems hard to believe that the Mueller report will be filled with terrific news for the President and his administration.
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This morning I woke up to the terrific news of the designation of a new national marine monument in the Atlantic Ocean.
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Antetokounmpo does not think he has come close to hitting his ceiling, which is terrific news for the Bucks, who have him under contract through next season.
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Economists expect the government to report yet another surge in new jobs and pay this morning — the 118th straight month of employment growth, and terrific news after decades of flat wages.
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Saturday, NFL Network Line: 2.5ers -6.5 | Total: 45 Richard Sherman has been practicing in full this week, and that is simultaneously terrific news for the 49ers (11-3) and a potentially dangerous decision.
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John C. Williams, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, has said that if the economy could achieve a 3.5 percent unemployment rate with stable inflation, that would be "terrific" news.
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"This is terrific news for all of us in the songwriting community as we continue to work on modernizing the consent decrees to reflect the real world," said ASCAP CEO Beth Matthews in a statement.
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Not only is this terrific news for the movie industry, which is always struggling to keep its head above water, it's also a helpful illustration of the different factors that can contribute to box office success in a crowded release schedule.
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Over the coming weeks, the choir has become incredibly successful and the money from donations has paid for the church to be remodeled and fixed ("Sunday Morning Fever"). Monsignor O’Hara has some terrific news: the choir has been asked to perform a special concert in front of the Pope. However, the newfound fame comes at a price.
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It's just not her boss' business." Senator Ted Cruz (R-Tex.) said, "Today's victory in the Hobby Lobby case is terrific news—but now is no time to rest. We cannot rely on the courts alone to defend our religious liberty." Senator Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) said, "I applaud the Supreme Court's decision to protect the religious freedom of all Americans, both individually and collectively.
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Shank orders his boys to get into the convent and bring Deloris to him. TJ, Bones, and Dinero discuss how they will do this ("Lady in the Long Black Dress"). Meanwhile, back at the church, Monsignor Howard has some terrific news: the choir has been asked to perform a special concert in front of the Pope. The choir are overjoyed but nervous and that night they ask Deloris to pray for their success ("Bless Our Show").
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