"We have hot water," Troncoso said, ticking off the pluses.
|
|
"Angelyne, Toni Basil …" Ms. Adlon said, ticking off past guests.
|
|
Start ticking off your list with this robot vacuum cleaner.
|
|
Instead, it seems to be ticking off its story beats dutifully.
|
|
These two are fast ticking off all the social media boxes.
|
|
"I was an awful kid," he said, ticking off his offenses.
|
|
"Star Trek, Disneyland, and NASA," he says, ticking off his obsessions.
|
|
Severe ticking off for the FT from a 14-year-old pic.twitter.
|
|
Start ticking off that shopping list with this stunning deal on Amazon.
|
|
Democrats complain about the race, ticking off one disappointing candidate after another.
|
|
"He's gone, she's gone," he said, ticking off the friends who have fled.
|
|
LeBron James keeps ticking off personal milestones while leading his team to victory.
|
|
What attracted you to Destiny, before they started ticking off the biggest problems?
|
|
"Nothing has come here," Rivera said, ticking off food, water and other items.
|
|
And then get ready to start ticking off boxes on your travel bucket list.
|
|
The sender was given a ticking-off, and told not to do it again.
|
|
"No, I don't have concerns with that," Clooney said, ticking off his international efforts.
|
|
He began ticking off items like food safety credentials, a business license and insurance.
|
|
Gavin Newsom so you can follow his progress on ticking off his campaign promises.
|
|
"Yes, sir," the intelligence analyst replies, ticking off the human and electronic sources of information.
|
|
However, Temba was soon ticking off Uber disaster talking points like a CNN talking head.
|
|
We were ticking off the other platforms you're on — Twitter, Instagram, you didn't say Facebook.
|
|
But by ticking off "every name on the list," pro-reform voters effectively opened a bottleneck.
|
|
Disney is ticking off 1998's "Mulan" in its extensive list of animated remakes in 2020.
|
|
"There's an immediate need for a change of clothes, underwear," Phillips says, ticking off the list.
|
|
You'll want to prolong your time under the surface, ticking off the game's slight selection of achievements.
|
|
"Is she guilty or not guilty?" he asked repeatedly, ticking off a series of attacks on Mrs.
|
|
And the consensus has long been that ticking off half the country would be bad for sales.
|
|
It is structured like a news report, ticking off the facts of the shooting on Wednesday morning.
|
|
I'm less concerned with ticking off the sights than I am letting a place really soak in.
|
|
An Australian dog is living it up, ticking off his bucket list as he faces his final weeks.
|
|
While Russia, the fourth Quartet member, might be more restrained, Israel was set for a serious ticking off.
|
|
D. Pardo) chose to stay with the group, ticking off his brother Angel (Clayton Cardenas) in the process.
|
|
Mr. Lander continued ticking off some of the many other locations where protests have erupted across the city.
|
|
They're already scared about ticking off Republicans over there after the monthslong saga that was Trending Topics-gate.
|
|
But that did not stop President Donald Trump giving the billionaire brothers an astonishingly insulting ticking off this week.
|
|
"We're really functioning on all cylinders," White said, ticking off a list of projects the commission has recently completed.
|
|
And if this is all sounding a bit like ticking off boxes on biography bingo, well, that's the problem.
|
|
"A great deal of energy, grinding at-bats, leadership, fearlessness," manager Torey Lovullo said when ticking off Blanco's traits.
|
|
Can't say I'm shocked, considering Facebook is terrified of ticking off conservatives after its Trending Topics fiasco this year.
|
|
This didn't stop Mark Zuckerberg from ticking off more events on the Zuckerberg Tour 2017, his 50-state visiting blitz.
|
|
"From Anthony Baez to Ramarley Graham," Sanchez continued, ticking off the names of men of color killed by the NYPD.
|
|
"You certainly have to have 'The Burghers of Calais,' his most famous public monument," he said, ticking off the essentials.
|
|
He devoted an entire section of the speech to ticking off the various demographics currently enjoying historically low unemployment rates.
|
|
"This man is a pathological liar," Mr. Cruz said, ticking off Mr. Trump's distortions, his infidelities, his penchant for conspiracy theories.
|
|
Tired of the restraints, tired of his staff, Trump is reveling in ticking off just about every person who serves him.
|
|
"We have the Fraternal Order of Police and the A.C.L.U.," Mr. Durbin said, ticking off some of the bill's diverse backers.
|
|
Can you avoid ticking off tourist sites and instead enjoy the relaxed sensations of living in the moment, wherever you are?
|
|
Those on the right accuse the left of valuing diversity over quality, ticking off racial boxes instead of insisting on merit.
|
|
President Trump responded to a judge's decision to send Paul Manafort to jail by ticking off his former campaign chair's résumé.
|
|
He stalks the courtyard, snapping pictures of parked cars and ticking off a building labourer for dumping a large pile of rubble.
|
|
"I had to start putting money on the side," he says, ticking off activities such as water parks, theme parks and movies.
|
|
In this stilted version, though, it feels more like Fox is ticking off a "Yep, this moment happened in the original" box.
|
|
"Not as profound as [Steven] Pinker, [Paul] Scharre, [Hans] Rosling, " Gates admits, ticking off other authors that he's recommended in the past.
|
|
Sharpton was careful not to play his hand, instead ticking off a list strengths and weaknesses he sees in both Democratic contenders.
|
|
"I can copy anything," Orakzai says, ticking off a list that includes Turkish Zigana pistols, American Beretta handguns, and Chinese 30-caliber weapons.
|
|
After denying he used drugs, Cruz then said he did "a lot no one knew about," ticking off substances like Xanax and marijuana.
|
|
"We don't want anyone with unfettered power," Ellis said, ticking off a list of government officials who shouldn't have that, including the president.
|
|
"They used to have a person sitting with a window into this fish ladder, ticking off how many trout went by," says Odom.
|
|
Culp gave fresh detail about how he is reworking operations, ticking off several problems that struck him when he became CEO last October.
|
|
In modern factories, workers receive an immediate ticking-off from supervisors and colleagues when caught on the floor without the required protective equipment.
|
|
Even better than the estimate itself is the fact that it shouldn&apost be long before scientists start ticking off those 10,000 worlds.
|
|
"The stalls aren't wide enough," she said, quickly ticking off a list of problems she faces regularly in public restrooms in Amherst, Mass.
|
|
She spent much of her speech ticking off policy proposals, walking through initiatives to expand broadband access and secure equal pay for women.
|
|
"We lost everything we own," said James LeBlanc, the community's fire chief, ticking off the school, the grocery stores and nearly every home.
|
|
"The existing space is tight and usually comes with restrictions," said Sami Haxhija, a contractor in New York City, ticking off the difficulties.
|
|
Tuttle, now an expert coach with Fortuna Admissions, recommends ticking off every possible thing you could include before whittling it down to 25.
|
|
It included one 212-word sentence ticking off his accomplishments as President, a presumable preview of his case for re-election next year.
|
|
There was really no way he could make a show without ticking off one side or the other, but he made it anyway.
|
|
"They are seeing where this is going, they are seeing that we are ticking off the blueprint items one by one," Azar said.
|
|
"There's little for a progressive stalwart to object to in Warren," Bruenig wrote, after ticking off some of the Massachusetts senator's proposals and positions.
|
|
"They need to do a lot better," Hawley told Recode, ticking off his grievances on issues such as privacy, content moderation, and ad targeting.
|
|
This is where an augmented reality headset becomes truly transformative: instead of ticking off a checklist, it anticipates needs you didn't realize you had.
|
|
Ticking off all 90 in The Chuting Gallery would be an impressive accomplishment on her resume, and Stairs Gulch is one of those lines.
|
|
"A couple more horrible factors here," Mr. Trump said in Watertown, ticking off numbers showing a weakened manufacturing base in an economically depressed area.
|
|
Their games don't reward players with achievements, as Xbox and PlayStation users receive for ticking off activities on an in-game to-do list.
|
|
My first impression was that "Blindspotting" worked best as a suspense narrative, with its countdown structure, ticking off the days before Collin's probation ends.
|
|
Speed is everything when it comes to Lego because it's so popular, especially at this time of year when Christmas lists need ticking off.
|
|
"We want to avoid that you're ticking off a checklist," Ms. Salmastrelli said, "and you need to feel good to absorb the art." untitledartfairs.
|
|
Like a Biblical scholar ticking off Old Testament lineage, she typed out a list of her forebears—enslaved and free—going back seven generations.
|
|
"Look, as you know, the president has been extremely focused," she said, before ticking off priorities including North Korea, the economy and rebuilding the military.
|
|
"No," she said bluntly, before ticking off a number of areas – housing, education, employment – in which she has released plans that specifically target racial gaps.
|
|
"No," she said bluntly, before ticking off a number of areas – housing, education, employment – in which she has released plans that specifically target racial gaps.
|
|
"That's horrifying," Hillary Clinton responded, before ticking off a long list of contests Trump has claimed were rigged, from the Iowa Caucuses to the Emmy's.
|
|
Some characteristics of the MNN's charter seem favourable to the plaintiffs' complaint, he said, ticking off five considerations, while others seem to cut against them.
|
|
We got Cruz outside of Dulles airport, ticking off the benefits of the portable American-made mat he recently listed for sale on his website.
|
|
Aircraft giant AVIC displayed a map ticking off sales in Africa, reflecting broader diplomatic efforts to strike partnerships there and secure access to raw materials.
|
|
Bryan: It's telling that I'm sitting here, ticking off different aspects of the movie on my fingers, trying to find something that really wowed me.
|
|
"Trump has defied expectations in so many ways, but who thought ticking off billionaires across the political spectrum would be one of them?" said Hillsman.
|
|
Jody Hice (R-Ga.), had echoed similar frustrations by late Monday morning, ticking off a list of the economic impacts from the coronavirus thus far.
|
|
A nurse showed me across the open floor plan to the empty bed in the corner, ticking off boxes as I responded to questions. Fasting?
|
|
What if instead of waiting for a near miss — or worse, an unspeakable tragedy — we simply started ticking off items on that wish list today?
|
|
"The biggest things these extremists get from it is community," Mr. Raja said, ticking off the names of the convicted terrorists now working with him.
|
|
To date, only the Internet Research Agency has participated in the case, and has aggressively fought the indictment, to the point of ticking off the judge.
|
|
Today, Anniston's community meetings are thronged with the sick, who tend to introduce themselves by ticking off their sky-high PCB levels and bestiary of diseases.
|
|
After that, you'll get a bit more granular and pick some individual show favorites, and the last step is ticking off your preferred cable networks. Done.
|
|
Dr De Brauwer thinks of divers who explore these sediments as the marine equivalent of bird watchers, ticking off species in a sort of zoological competition.
|
|
Much of it is spent unpacking Mr. Yang's personal story and ticking off a list of policy priorities, the last of which is universal basic income.
|
|
"Absolutely Going Brazy," released early Tuesday morning, covers familiar ground, the 36-year-old ticking off mentions of Xanax, his son, the streets, a helicopter, etc.
|
|
We are ticking off four of the boxes to fulfill our requirements as per 9D, and they work the same way down as they do across.
|
|
Still, there are more battles ahead for Trump to win — and his administration did him no favors in ticking off two Republican senators on Wednesday. Sens.
|
|
As the Atlantic wrote in 2016, the idea that Soylent can actually replace meals just by ticking off a list of nutrients is widely derided by nutritionists.
|
|
"We need to bring more humanity to the way we interact with drivers," Holt said, before ticking off all the things Uber was doing to accomplish that.
|
|
For tech companies on Capitol Hill, the name of the game is ticking off each point of good behavior while divulging as little new information as possible.
|
|
"We know that Democrats are on popular side of those issues in California," he added, ticking off topics like offshore oil drilling, immigration and fuel economy standards.
|
|
A lot of games would have straight up put a meter in the corner, ticking off each death in the UI. Instead, Hellblade keeps it a mystery.
|
|
"The loss for the city will be terrible," Mara Gay of The Times editorial board writes, ticking off some off some of the newspaper's most influential journalism.
|
|
She also includes some requisite ticking off of her achievements from inside the White House, including her initiatives against childhood obesity and in favor of veteran support.
|
|
"I helped lead the fight against Nafta, he voted for Nafta," Mr. Sanders said, before ticking off other trade pacts that he opposed and Mr. Biden backed.
|
|
One supervisor on Yonghegong, ticking off buildings on what appeared to be a zoning map, said the work would move "step by step" though the city center.
|
|
But he was also a little uncomfortable knowing that people had been ticking off stories about acts of charity that he had never meant to be public.
|
|
In addition to ticking off a list of his accomplishments, he called for "better politics" and "rational, constructive debates," and suggested a way forward to meet future challenges.
|
|
"The President of the United States is coming to Mississippi to campaign on my behalf," she said before ticking off the dates, times and locations of his rallies.
|
|
First we must watch Michael Jordan, because the aluminum-foil pipe needed time to cool down, a necessary and dramatic interlude, the basement boiler ticking off the minutes.
|
|
"We have contrast with Biden, we have contrast with Bernie, we have contrast with — maybe a couple with Kamala," Ms. Gillibrand said, ticking off rivals one by one.
|
|
Ms. Warren prosecuted her argument that Mr. Bloomberg was the "riskiest" Democrat onstage, ticking off his past giving to Republican candidates for office — including the one she defeated.
|
|
The PBOC has not been forthcoming, prompting a ticking off last month from International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde for a "communication issue, which markets do not like".
|
|
As a result, we make decisions not by arduously ticking off a list of pros and cons, but by assessing the information, or cues, that are most readily available.
|
|
"It seems like I'm just ticking off one issue in America after another, but that's not my intention," he said afterwards, trying to preempt any accusations of empty showboating.
|
|
This ticking off of his accomplishments became a hallmark of Trump's speeches practically as soon as he took office, so its planned inclusion on Tuesday came as little surprise.
|
|
And when your internal timekeeper starts ticking off-beat, lots of other things start to go wrong, from depression and other mood disorders to metabolic malfunctions and heart disease.
|
|
Go edition is not meant to be a "fork" of Android Oreo so much as a variant that a manufacturer can just set by ticking off a configuration flag.
|
|
Grijalva challenges Gutiérrez, a Clinton surrogate, to debate "specifics" on both contenders' immigration reform records, ticking off a list of Clinton's policy stances that could turn off Latino voters.
|
|
But according to executive coach and psychologist Perpetua Neo, many people can try yoga, meditation, and mindfulness and just feel like they're ticking off another point on the checklist.
|
|
"All of Africa is here," said Salif, ticking off migrants he has met from Angola, Benin, Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Senegal — and even some from Bangladesh and Pakistan.
|
|
"When I'm on that debate stage, these are pretty good numbers," Mr. Trump said, after ticking off what he claimed was the lowest African-American poverty rate in history.
|
|
A White House official said McGahn had a 20-minute farewell meeting with Trump Wednesday and that it was a "good meeting," with the President ticking off McGahn's accomplishments.
|
|
Pelosi used her news conference Thursday to underscore the caucus's split-screen mentality on impeachment and the rest of its domestic agenda, ticking off a string of legislative accomplishments.
|
|
Even if Trump quits the race on his own, voters may still face the option of ticking off his name when they visit the polls in just 28 days.
|
|
Back in September, a rogue jogger nicknamed the "Mad Pooper" descended on Colorado Springs and took dumps on people's lawns, ticking off the local residents and prompting a police investigation.
|
|
We now need to sit together the next five days and make the long to-do list we all need to be ticking off, together, in order to fix it.
|
|
"The problem is that everything that is collectively bargained with the government is within the political sphere almost by definition," he said ticking off issues such as wages and seniority.
|
|
Comey's handling of the Clinton email case has been a rare instance of Washington of successfully ticking off Republicans and Democrats almost across the board, although for very different reasons.
|
|
"Let me be very frank as to the questions that I will be asking Joe," Sanders said, before ticking off a long list of policy issues and addressing Biden directly.
|
|
State officials say the new process would not make it overly difficult to sign up for union membership, comparing it to ticking off a box during annual health care enrollments.
|
|
But when the lights are flashing, and the bodies soaring and the music chiming, ticking off what this show isn't seems so beside the point, because hey, look, a teeterboard!
|
|
But it feels like Drake consciously crafting a Drake album, ticking off all the expected subject matter, producers, and guests that anyone tracking the artist and his inner circle would expect.
|
|
Steph Curry, time ticking off the clock, dribbles the ball just barely into the front court and takes a shot from the only place someone wouldn't cover him: 35-ish feet.
|
|
They're light enough that they won't bounce around annoyingly on your run, and they provide a secure fit so you can get lost in the music while ticking off the miles.
|
|
Seated for an interview inside a stately Midtown Manhattan library, just south of Trump Tower, the Texas senator leaned forward in his chair, ticking off the unlikely coalition drifting his way.
|
|
If you've never watched it, this sees three or four skateboarding companies travel separately around America, ticking off challenges out of a book over the course of a couple of weeks.
|
|
The site aims to tap into millennials' desire for experiences over ticking off landmarks according to Chief Marketing Officer Mike Fox, a former Facebook marketer who joined the site in January.
|
|
There's now a bigger emphasis on Swarm's 100 distinct check-in categories you can unlock, with more achievements and stickers tied to ticking off items on the list and trying new things.
|
|
Take a look ahead to see the cheery, dazzling, and high tech drinkware Starbucks is selling this year and begin ticking off the names of different coffee lovers on your gift list.
|
|
What he's actually doing is ticking off all the perils that she may not foresee and which may harm Mesa Verde, because she is not steeped in the minutiae of banking law.
|
|
"In particular, Pelosi signaled to her caucus that infrastructure would likely be part of the 'phase 4' package, specifically ticking off priorities like water systems, broadband and the energy grid," Politico reports.
|
|
Kay Ivey, seeking a full term as governor of Alabama, ran an ad that featured men at a shooting range ticking off her accomplishments, then cut to her firing off a gun.
|
|
Speaker Paul Ryan opened the session by ticking off major legislation he said Congress would send to President Trump over the next 200 days, a presentation that earned him a standing ovation.
|
|
Hele Spivack, an artist from Des Moines, had no trouble ticking off her reasons for supporting Buttigieg at a crowded rally for him late last week in Ankeny, a growing nearby suburb.
|
|
Ticking off the list of tasks that innovation is helping us conquer in faster and easier ways, it means we don't have to give up as much time to cover the details.
|
|
"There are moments in there from my time at 'America's Most Wanted,' ABC, NBC," she said, ticking off the local network affiliates and shows where she toiled before national cable came calling.
|
|
You prod at it with your finger, on iOS at least—I've had my iPad beside me as I've noshed down my muesli—ticking off a set number of "targets" per stage.
|
|
"I think Hillary Clinton's activities over 30 years kind of indicates that there's something rotten here," he said, ticking off a list of grievances against Clinton, the Democratic presidential nominee, going back decades.
|
|
" Ticking off a list of particulars against Mr. de Blasio, the ad criticizes him for ending stop-and-frisk policing and for liberal immigration policies that put out "the red carpet for illegals.
|
|
Several victorious candidates nodded to the challenges still ahead, ticking off their to-do lists for next year: fixing the subways, fixing state election laws, fixing campaign finance regulations — in short, fixing Albany.
|
|
Liang had heard of Li, but Li clearly knew Liang intimately: He began the meeting by ticking off a list of Liang's previous cases and his encounters with the police and judicial bureau.
|
|
Voters at Mr. Sanders's events, however, hardly mention his foreign policy views, instead ticking off his domestic policy agenda that includes implementing Medicare for all and making public colleges and universities tuition-free.
|
|
"I like what Senator Harris is doing as a senator," he said, ticking off Harris talking points like reforming cash bail, ending private prisons, and enacting housing programs as welcome and necessary reforms.
|
|
But with his greatest enemies already vanquished, the quest sometimes feels more like ticking off items on a shopping list than righting any great wrongs that the original series failed to deal with.
|
|
Ticking off reasons ranging from his promise of a Muslim ban to his flirtation with Vladimir Putin, Wittes stressed Trump's propensity for promising outcomes through force of personality rather than policies and programs.
|
|
That said, it wasn't always possible for the researchers to determine the exact cause of the spill, as some states simply require a narrative description of the accident (rather than ticking off formal categories).
|
|
She's become a cult favorite of broke girls everywhere thanks to her money-saving adventures like those Black Friday shopping expeditions and ticking off an entire holiday gift list at the 99 Cent Store.
|
|
AL-BAB, Syria/ISTANBUL (Reuters) - When Syrian real estate worker Abu Ahmad was stopped by police in Istanbul he expected a ritual ticking-off for his expired documents, before being allowed on his way.
|
|
" Greiner made a case that she was the right shark to tackle marketing the product, ticking off a list of her top investments on the show, now bringing in millions: "Scrub Daddy, $21 million.
|
|
"Every few years it's different; hippies, families, yuppies," he said recently, in the skeptic inflection that Jackie Mason has mined for decades, ticking off the broad categories of locals who have become his customers.
|
|
His remarks then turned into a campaign-style appeal, ticking off some of his accomplishments related to technology — expanding computer science classes in schools and creating a program to place workers in technology jobs.
|
|
"Our approach to the environment is damaged, our political system is damaged and our communication with each other — especially through social media — is deteriorating," Mr. Fairey said, ticking off themes in his new work.
|
|
During a campaign-style rally on Saturday in Florida, Mr. Trump issued a sharp if discursive attack on refugee policies in Europe, ticking off a list of places that have been hit by terrorists.
|
|
"Since Columbine in 1999, there have been 25 fatal, active school shooting incidents at elementary and high schools in America," Smith said, before ticking off a list of shootings that spanned nearly two decades.
|
|
The president delivered a play-by-play account of his foreign travel, ticking off a litany of moves he described as wins for the American people on issues ranging from trade to North Korea.
|
|
"He has continued to say that he's bipartisan but truly he has an extremist voting record," she adds, ticking off what she considers his unacceptable positions on paid family leave, abortion, guns, immigration, and taxes.
|
|
"It means the world to me because I could have done a lot of time," Ms. Martin said before ticking off her plan of action: sober living, finishing cosmetology school and moving to Grove, Okla.
|
|
"You're familiar with the places that are a dog fight: Arizona, Nevada, Montana, North Dakota, Missouri, Indiana, Tennessee, West Virginia and Florida," he said, ticking off what he views as the most competitive Senate races.
|
|
When Google decided to move I/O to Mountain View (it's usually at San Francisco's Moscone Center) for the conference's 10th anniversary, it clearly had something more in mind than just ticking off a milestone.
|
|
"Trump will be ready for them, as we were ready for Romney, as Bush was ready for Kerry, as Reagan was ready for Mondale," Mr. Plouffe said, ticking off recent presidents who won re-election.
|
|
As first reported by Politico on Tuesday, the group will air an ad in Nevada about Klobuchar's work to change hospital stay laws, and another in South Carolina ticking off her ambitious 100-day plan.
|
|
Guarding Chet Walker, a star forward for Philadelphia, in the area near the free-throw line, Havlicek began silently ticking off the five allotted seconds that 76ers' guard Hal Greer had to inbound the ball.
|
|
Along with ticking off that bison in Yellowstone, he was reportedly busted for public intoxication in Grand Teton National Park, and got caught causing a disturbance in a Glacier National Park hotel, where he was arrested.
|
|
He pours over best of lists, studiously ticking off the classics, but it's Antonioni's L'Avventura from 1960, a flick about a group of vacationing friends when one goes missing, which Gonzalez returns to again and again.
|
|
"This is a very slippery slope," Sarah Kate Ellis, head of GLAAD, an LGBTQ rights group, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, ticking off incidences such as medical care where being turned down could have drastic consequences.
|
|
There's always a new piece of gear to forge, and some rare item needed to complete your dream weapon, but beyond that Monster Hunter is about honing your own skills rather than ticking off arbitrary demands.
|
|
Mr. Richmond made an impassioned appeal, ticking off episodes of black men being shot down by the police, and racially inflammatory comments by Mr. Trump, none of which, he told his colleagues, resulted in congressional resolutions.
|
|
Winsome Wright, a retired hospital administrator, spoke at a recent board meeting, ticking off a list of broken public works and infrastructure in this working-class village of 32,000, where she has lived for 27 years.
|
|
We're ticking off the Stations of the Cross, which a Savoyard devout has installed on the rocky slope we're scampering up, Olivier becoming the first man to ascend a pre-Alp while carrying a golf umbrella.
|
|
"That is not his record," he charged, before ticking off a list of issues on which he alleged Cruz flipped his position, including birth right citizenship, immigration, and trade promotion authority for President Obama's Asia trade deal.
|
|
The vast majority of his 45-minute speech mirrored that of his campaign rallies and subsequent "thank you" tour, ticking off his agenda, lauding his rise to the presidency and departing from the script for brief asides.
|
|
"It's pretty simple: You have to win, whether in a traditional or nontraditional market," McPhee said, before ticking off the warm-weather teams that have recently won the Stanley Cup, like Los Angeles, Anaheim and Tampa Bay.
|
|
"It's a number of issues where he's been inconsistent — consistently inconsistent," David said, ticking off Christie's past statement of support for Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor and his 1994 remark that he had donated to Planned Parenthood.
|
|
"It wasn't just the registry; it was a lot more files," Farrera-Brochez said, before ticking off the other records he said he found, like lists of people who'd contracted dengue and people who'd contracted swine flu.
|
|
LONDON (Reuters) - English soccer fans used to spend the summer ticking off the hours until the first day of the season in August but now the action kicks off on July 13 when the transfer window officially opens.
|
|
Bannon told me that "the policy is the politics," and insisted his plan of ticking off campaign promises from his office whiteboard would have put the White House and the party in the best possible position for 2018.
|
|
"What I'm looking for this time is someone who can win Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Florida," Gary Hirshberg, the co-founder of organic yogurt producer Stonyfield Farm, said, ticking off crucial swing states Trump won two years ago.
|
|
"My great-grandfather served five terms as Denver's mayor in the 1920s, in the 1930s, in the 1940s," he said in a 2009 campaign ad, ticking off the elder Stapleton's accomplishments — building the airport, reinvigorating the park system.
|
|
When the moon, a large bulb of sorts, lowers, the dancers push it back and forth like a pendulum, and the minimalist electronic score, by Jakub Ciupinski, echoes throughout the theater like it's ticking off moments or minutes.
|
|
"Who would speak of these things when we were gone?" he asks in a wistful key, ticking off things that seem irrevocably past: the native people, the first sighting of a steamship, the "old emptiness" of the West.
|
|
" In the game, players putter around in the guise of a feathery, bottom-wiggling bird, ticking off the game's assignments, like "Make the groundskeeper hammer his thumb" and, "Steal a pint glass and drop it in the canal.
|
|
"We don't have good streets, many of the houses are not connected to sewage, we have many life and human needs that we need in construction, streets, education," says Dabash, ticking off a list of grievances rapid-fire.
|
|
Clinton delivered a far more cerebral address, ticking off a three-point plan to combat terrorism: dismantling their support networks abroad, reinvesting in law enforcement at home (including new gun control measures) and working to prevent domestic radicalization.
|
|
With the final minute of the game ticking off the clock and the Raptors leading by seven, the ball found its way into the hands of DeMar DeRozan, as it so often has through Toronto's first four games.
|
|
When it comes to depicting the realities of death, at least from the perspective of a hot dog and condiments, Sausage Party is as vividly, even slatheringly detailed as a Puritan tract ticking off the eternal pains of hell.
|
|
"We've had more than our fair share of cartel crimes," said Brewer, the Kern County homicide detective, ticking off murders, attempted murders, and then the murder of witnesses who might have testified in the trials of the original crimes.
|
|
Cavendish even had to pick himself off the boards after a late crash, but by that time Wiggins had the race under control and, with points already in the bag, it was a matter of ticking off the laps.
|
|
I sometimes feel that the more regularly I use earphones, the more I become wrapped up in myself, stamping from one task to the next, ticking off my to-do list, and never thinking about anything beyond the immediate.
|
|
On a recent Tuesday, Dr. Chandler Finney, an obstetrician-gynecologist resident at Palmetto Health Richland, a large hospital in Columbia, was ticking off the long list of methods to Tiffany Hampton, 19, who recently found out she was pregnant.
|
|
A few minutes later, Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota went directly at Mr. Buttigieg with a different critique, objecting to his attacks on Washington experience, ticking off achievements of others onstage in D.C., including Mr. Sanders and Mr. Biden.
|
|
"I don't agree, I think other teams have said they're going to attack this week in the Alps and I expect they will do," he said after 'ticking off' Monday's 16th stage, a mostly flat ride from Moirans-en-Montagne.
|
|
Ohioans have had to get creative about new industries, he says, ticking off the successful business incubators in Youngstown, the new natural gas plants replacing coal-fire energy, and the additive and 3D manufacturing in cities like Cleveland and Dayton.
|
|
"The historic tax cut I signed into law… is already delivering major economic gains," the president boasted, ticking off a series of announcements from big business about one-time bonuses, 401(k) contributions, workforce and infrastructure investments, and even higher wages.
|
|
Minutes of the November meeting show policymakers ticking off a series of issues, including a tightening of financial conditions, global risks, "and some signs of slowing in interest-sensitive sectors," that had begun weighing on their view of the economy.
|
|
"The more we learn, the worse things seem to get," he said, ticking off such consequences of infection as birth defects, adult paralysis and sexual transmission — harms that until now no tropical disease specialist had seen in a mosquito-borne virus.
|
|
"I want to start with a tale of audacity," Mr. de Blasio said, sounding more amiable than audacious, before ticking off his administration's accomplishments, which included universal pre-K, two rent freezes and free legal counsel for people facing eviction.
|
|
"There is a lot of evidence that family planning contributes to women's empowerment," says Silverman, ticking off a list of things that planning, delaying, and spacing pregnancies allow women to do — like receiving an education, or even simply advancing at work.
|
|
THREE BILLBOARDS OUTSIDE EBBING, MISSOURI When she suspects that a police chief (Woody Harrelson) hasn't done enough to solve her daughter's murder, a mother (Frances McDormand) puts that message on three billboards — ticking off a sizable portion of the town.
|
|
There was the time in Naples, Italy, that I got so sick of ticking off tourist-packed top-10 pizzerias that I decided to flee one evening to a randomly chosen subway stop and eat at the first pizzeria I saw.
|
|
"We ended up with 97 different lavender products," Ms. Ralston said, ticking off a list that included bath balms, bath salts, bath oils, essential oils, eye creams, sachets and "lavender smokes," or dried and bundled stalks to put on a fire.
|
|
" Ticking off a list of the job's demands — crisscrossing the country at least three weeks a month, enduring political pressure, sacrificing personal time and upholding the drumbeat of fund-raising — Mr. Mackowiak added, "It's a grind and it's a beat down.
|
|
Tab Ramos, who's in the house as one of the assistant coaches — I get the feeling that Tab Ramos has been biding his time and sitting there and seeing all the dysfunction and the problems and ticking off and taking notes.
|
|
Rouda, who represents a coastal Orange County district, made a similar case at his town hall last week at a seniors center in Corona Del Mar, ticking off the legislation he's helped pass and his efforts to work across the aisle.
|
|
As the staff was on a conference call ticking off campaign items about door knocks and phone calls, a Trump staffer interrupted by saying, "You haven't heard the news that we are leaving Virginia?" according to the operative, who summarized the staffer's comments.
|
|
"I don't know what's happened except you're now running for president," Biden shot back after ticking off her previous praise for him and his work on women's rights issues from the Violence Against Women Act to the Lily Ledbetter Fair Pay Act.
|
|
Related: A Narco-Saint, a Death Cult, and a Lost-Cause Apostle Await the Pope in Mexico Perhaps the hardest-hitting speech so far, however, was the Pope's ticking off of church leaders gathered to hear him in the Cathedral, also on Saturday.
|
|
Read more: Locals reveal the 13 biggest mistakes tourists make when visiting RomeFor only $130, travelers will be able to travel to Rome, Naples, Florence, Pisa, Le Spezia, Cinque Terre, Bologna, Venice, Turin and Milan — ticking off most of Italy's must-see sites.
|
|
Unfortunately, the documentary is so focused on ticking off boxes (interviews with every major model, snapshot bios of Ms. Lambert and each of the designers) that it never settles on any of its characters long enough to give their stories emotional heft.
|
|
Editorial If only we could dismiss Sean Hannity, Jeanine Pirro, Laura Ingraham and the other well-paid propagandists at Fox News as though they were harmless drunks at the end of the bar, ticking off their conspiracy theories to anyone who will listen.
|
|
While most experts agree that the mix of asset classes is key to juggling risk and potential reward for the best long-term results, most also say it may be a mistake to just tinker every January, like ticking off a New Year's resolution.
|
|
Ironically, Amici itself is never boring; the frantic "Future" manages to make "in the line / out of traffic / got the stapler" sound anthemic, while the winsome melodies of "Ticking Off A List" and "Closed Tomorrow" slowly give way to hooks that stick longer than expected.
|
|
"I never counted on it, but they themselves promoted the idea that they would save us," said Hilary Rosen, a Democratic strategist who has been a vocal critic of the administration, before ticking off a list of policies that Mr. Trump has sought to dismantle.
|
|
There are greater expectations this year after he won the ATP Finals and he has betrayed some frustration, most notably at the ATP Cup earlier this month when he accidentally hit his father with a racket and got a ticking off from his mother.
|
|
" One Sunday morning in late June, Ms. Allen had delivered her celebrity driveway tour, ticking off the names of those who have lived in splendor at the end of serpentine dirt roads — "Beverly Sills; Diane Sawyer; Katharine Graham, oh damn, I skipped Carly Simon.
|
|
Yet even when they're over-emoting (or Dickens and Tolstoy are, anyway; Jefferson is of a more phlegmatic disposition) these characters seem to be mechanically ticking off boxes on a purgatory registration form, about not only their theories of Jesus but also their own hypocrisies.
|
|
"Nevertheless, we've kept our passion for our traditional food," said Zoya Safarbekova, the director of the Yamal District Museum in the town of Yar-Sale near the Gulf of Ob, after ticking off the external shocks that have befallen her Indigenous Nenets people over the last century.
|
|
"Like you, I was a fan first and a fan for ever," Delaney begins, ticking off some of Fisher's most memorable roles, in Star Wars, When Harry Met Sally and The Blues Brothers, the last of which inspired in Delaney a lip gloss and murder-fueled crush.
|
|
"In terms of network, Ned has people in every walk of life," Ms. Lamont said, ticking off his establishment ties from his days at Phillips Exeter Academy, Harvard College and Yale, as well as from his involvement with the Brookings Institution and the Council on Foreign Relations.
|
|
"It's hard for me to be lectured by a gifted young guy who thinks going to a committee hearing means you think you know something about the world," Bush said after ticking off the three bills Rubio touts as his Senate accomplishments and dismissing them as inconsequential.
|
|
"Of the admissible evidence, there is nothing that suggests that Hubers and Martin were treated differently, or if they were, that the difference was due to sex," the judge wrote, ticking off Hubers' allegations about logging vacation time, working from home and joining the boss for client events.
|
|
The confirmed deaths of Imam and al-Shishani present a key gain in ticking off some of the biggest names on the U.S.'s terror hit list and comes on the heels of terror attacks in Brussels that claimed at least 31 lives and wounded over 270 others.
|
|
The six presidential hopefuls on stage wasted no time ticking off a list of ways in which their competitors had harmed African Americans, aiming to damage their rivals' reputations just days before the first state's significant population of black voters weighs in, during the South Carolina primary on Saturday.
|
|
Mr. Schumer also demanded that his counterpart call a closed "and, if necessary, classified" briefing for all senators with the attorney general and deputy attorney general, ticking off questions he hoped to ask, including whether Mr. Trump had indeed been searching for reasons to fire Mr. Comey for weeks.
|
|
"Americans are very fond of classing as un-American anything they don't like," The St. Louis Post-Dispatch complained in 1909, ticking off tariffs and trusts, prohibition and social drinking, boycotts and "the intimidation of workingmen" as just a few of the positions declared "un-American" by their opponents.
|
|
Karlan emerged Wednesday as a new hero for liberal law professors across the country for her ability to joust with House members all the while ticking off why she believes Donald Trump should be impeached, making complicated legal philosophies understandable, and raising the ire of supporters of the President.
|
|
And as you'd expect, it's leaps and bounds better than the previous generation of chips, ticking off plenty of "oh wow" boxes on the spec sheet: 9 billion transistors in an 8-core CPU, a new 512-core GPU, capable of 53 trillion operations per second while consuming just 30 watts.
|
|
Critics doubt that the President is acting on the basis of long-held principles or a coherent national security strategy and charge he is instead determined to further personal goals at a time when he needs to show his political base that he is rapidly ticking off his campaign promises.
|
|
At the start of the lunch — attendees paid $10,000 and up — Mr. Obama gave his standard stump speech, ticking off a list of accomplishments over nearly eight years: reviving a moribund economy, cutting unemployment in half, getting health insurance to 20 million people and passing legislation to reform Wall Street.
|
|
"There is an upright digital piano, three yoga mats and props," she said, ticking off a long list of gear, including dance shoes, figure skates, an easel, paints and canvases, a violin, a pull-up bar, rock-climbing equipment and a dog crate for Forrest, her toy-size Australian shepherd.
|
|
The students can often be found in the aisles of Chemist Warehouse, a major drugstore chain, with smartphones in hand, ticking off items on shopping lists while filling suitcases full of products such as concentrated cranberry extract, marketed by the Australian natural health company Blackmores as promoting urinary tract health.
|
|
The hidden costs, for some, are not a dealbreaker, but an extra fee they've resigned themselves to pay Urgency Ever stumble onto a website for a casual scan only to be met by an ominous countdown clock, ticking off the seconds left of a seemingly once-in-a-lifetime sale?
|
|
Even as he aggressively works to elect Hillary Clinton as his replacement, Obama is also ticking off a lengthy and expanding to-do list, containing longstanding entries like closing the Guantanamo Bay prison and finally sealing a trade deal with Asia, and new vexing problems like punishing Russia for its political meddling.
|
|
But even as Sanders called on his supporters to get behind Clinton's nomination, he also didn't exactly tone down the rhetoric around his own campaign, ticking off the achievements of his "political revolution"—and perhaps setting the stage for an ugly roll-call vote when delegates meet again to nominate Clinton Tuesday.
|
|
As I ran next to her on Sunday, ticking off one mile after the other, from Staten Island to Manhattan, she looked as if she'd always been meant to do this one thing that had been denied to her, and she did it as if it were no big deal at all.
|
|
Will the fiscal stimulus proposal that is ultimately put forward truly be a strategic move aimed at setting us up for long-term competitive advantage in the global economy, or will it be a simple doling out of cash aimed mainly at fueling job growth in key industries and ticking off campaign promises?
|
|
"He'll never buy lotion at the Ritz-Carlton, but the decisions he's made are far worse than any Pruitt made," said Scott Faber of the Environmental Working Group, ticking off a long list of initiatives, including the repeal of the Clean Power Plan and a rollback on efforts to regulate mercury pollution.
|
|
" But he said it was the right time to hand the keys to Mr. Johnson, whom he described as being "better equipped" to "run the company than I am," ticking off a list of Mr. Johnson's operational talents, and saying that he wanted to "relinquish the role and responsibility to the right person.
|
|
" But he said he decided it was the right time to hand the keys to Mr. Johnson, whom he described as being "better equipped" to "run the company than I am," ticking off a list of Mr. Johnson's operational talents, saying that he wanted to "relinquish the role and responsibility to the right person.
|
|
So far, the only party that has largely benefitted from the economic windfall resulting from the lifting of sanctions and the release of frozen assets, are the ruling elite and the IRGC, and they're ticking off items on their bucket list of domestic, regional and global goals, which doesn't include rebuilding the country's bankrupt economy.
|
|
"If you could design a perfect administration from the perspective of the steel industry, this would be it," said Thomas Gibson, president of the American Iron and Steel Institute, ticking off the president's promises to hack away regulations and lower taxes, while fending off foreign competitors and embarking on a "Buy America" building program.
|
|
"This is another busy week as we continue to make progress on our agenda for the American people," Speaker Paul D. Ryan said, cheerfully, during a Thursday morning news conference, ticking off technology reform legislation winding its way to the floor, tax talks and bipartisan legislation to improve career and technical education in the offing.
|
|
But he notes that change has not come without a cost, ticking off a list that sounds like what recent arrivals were trying to escape when they moved: shortage of affordable housing, gentrification that is excluding some minority populations, the connected problems of addiction and homelessness, and lengthening traffic jams — even to the mountains.
|
|
"The wind farms aren't located in the greater Seattle area, the wolves aren't located in the greater Seattle area, the grizzly bear expansion isn't slated for the Greater Seattle area, and the solar farms aren't there either," said Paul Jewell, a former county commissioner, ticking off highly debated initiatives that government officials have considered in recent years.
|
|
At home on a recent morning in Harlem, where she now lives with her husband and their 15-year-old twin boys (her daughter is away at college), she sat cross-legged on her bed, her husband beside her, ticking off her list of fears about making their story even more public than it already is.
|
|
"From the people at the bars who are like, 'whatever,' to people behind drawn curtains and everyone in between, we are just trying to figure out what it means to practice social distancing," Ms. Sturdivant said, ticking off a list of events canceled by the outbreak, including her son's soccer practice, a birthday party and a gala.
|
|
"We can go down the road that Senator Sanders and Senator Warren want to take us, which is with bad policies like Medicare for All, free everything, and impossible promises that will turn off independent voters and get Trump re-elected," former Representative John Delaney predicted on Tuesday night, before ticking off the surnames of past Democratic presidential losers.
|
|
He became a national hero in Jordan overnight, receiving the Independence Medal and being knighted by King Abdullah II. In between his attempts to conquer Everest, Salameh had been ticking off other summits: Russia's Mount Elbrus (213,863 ft) in 286, Tanzania's Mount Kilimanjaro (270,280 ft) in 2007, Argentina's Aconcagua (22,831 ft) in 2008, and Indonesia's Carstensz Pyramid (16,023 ft) in 703.
|
|
Mark Walker, a North Carolina Republican who's the head of a group of fiscal conservatives, told reporters Tuesday, ticking off his concerns about following the tax vote with an expected push by Senate GOP leaders to add Obamacare subsidy payments to a must-pass year-end bill, plus support a massive disaster aid package without any offsets to other programs.
|
|
THREE BILLBOARDS OUTSIDE EBBING, MISSOURI Believing that a police chief (Woody Harrelson) hasn't done enough to solve her daughter's murder, a mother (Frances McDormand, widely praised at the Toronto International Film Festival) puts that message on three billboards, ticking off some townspeople and triggering a wild series of bleakly comic plot developments of the variety for which Martin McDonagh ("In Bruges") is known.
|
|
She called her candidacy a "rebuke of Andrew Cuomo's policies and a rebuke of where we are as a state," ticking off in an interview the fact that the former speaker of the State Assembly, the former leaders of the State Senate and Mr. Cuomo's "right-hand guy," Joseph Percoco, have all been convicted in federal corruption trials in recent years.
|
|
"We had to fight CETA to prepare for T.T.I.P., because that free trade deal is 10 times worse," Mr. Hollands said, ticking off his demands: stronger environmental protections; a ban on hormones in beef production and genetically modified corn; a prohibition on fracking; and a guarantee that multinational companies that will benefit from greater trade with Canada, like the Belgian brewer Anheuser-Busch InBev, pay their fair share of taxes.
|
|
"I can tell you very happily, and I think any objective observer would confirm what I'm saying, is that in the last year and half or so, the Democratic party has moved in a far more progressive direction than they were before I ran for president," he said, ticking off growing support on Capitol Hill for his single-payer health care plan and raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour.
|
|
"We've now done a fair amount of long-range planning with Doug and John," said Ms. Boehlert, ticking off a slate of trips, which have included a week in Dordogne, in the southwest of France, for her and her younger son, as well as trips coming up with her husband to South America in September, Paris in October, and two and a half weeks in Rwanda and Kenya in September 2018.
|
|
"We've now done a fair amount of long-range planning with Doug and John," said Ms. Boehlert, ticking off a slate of trips, which have included a week in Dordogne, in the southwest of France, for her and her younger son, as well as trips coming up with her husband to South America in September, Paris in October, and two and a half weeks in Rwanda and Kenya in September 2018.
|
|