After tossing around several ideas from barbecues to fundraisers, it was decided.
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After tossing around a few ideas, Green suggested making a game about Joel.
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A love for tossing around the pigskin runs in the family, ESPN reports.
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"We're just tossing around ideas," Beth Czyryca, one of Hermond's friends, told the newspaper.
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"Potterheads" have been quick to begin tossing around theories about the films to come.
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While they're tossing around dates for a 20173 wedding, they haven't planned anything definitive yet.
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Nah. All of that costs extra money, causes extra hassle and means extra tossing around.
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Tamko recalled tossing around ideas with a friend, Eric Littman, who offered a synthesizer line.
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You've likely spent the past few days tossing around ideas for a New Year's resolution.
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We had a lot of fun talking shop and tossing around crossword ideas on the spot!
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Looks like he kept the set going too -- Antonio danced onstage and kept tossing around cash.
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Nearly five years ago, the company was just an idea the three young men were tossing around.
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We should be careful about tossing around the word "racist," and any one incident can be misconstrued.
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This might not sound like progress, but at least New York politicians are publicly tossing around ideas.
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Some Trump administration officials have been tossing around names for potential replacements, sources told CNN last week.
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Before the night was over, I had four or five partners, and we were tossing around URLs.
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Fixated on the spatial concept, they began tossing around ideas for what could happen in such an environment.
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Now that I'm at ease tossing around ideas and trying different methods of executing old processes, it's great!
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"Sexual harassment" was never meant to be a term that the corporate world would feel comfortable tossing around.
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The Army has been tossing around the idea of adding another uniform to their wardrobe for a while now.
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During the outing, Meghan demonstrated her athleticism, tossing around an AFL football and showing off her best hand-passing skills.
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Walker, like Stokes, wishes people would stop tossing around phrases like "suicide is 100% preventable" as if that's a fact.
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And is it time to bet against the stocks of the maniac bankers who are tossing around offers like this?
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As he started tossing around words like whole, term, payout, and death benefit, my heart started beating a little faster.
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Characters keep tossing around fragments of prophecies whose origins are never properly contextualized and whose predictions are never fully explained.
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The demo went off without a hitch and people started tossing around terms like "game changer" to describe the new product.
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So I texted Lucille, "I've been tossing around the idea of going blond..." I couldn't have gotten a more enthusiastic response.
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This is a fine way to proceed if you're just tossing around stimulus money and trying to seem vaguely forward-thinking.
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Now, if George Clooney goes tossing around the term that would appear to be his own, what does the term actually mean?
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Later, Cindy and Presley are in their kitchen tossing around pints of ice cream trying to get them to land straight up.
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The girls would be playing with each other, impishly tossing around bits of food or toys before breaking into peals of laughter.
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"Shortly after we started working on Circles, Jordan and I started tossing around the idea of making a snowboarding game," explains Cash.
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Should we take Mr. Merkley, Mr. Hoyer and Mr. Smith and the others tossing around this most serious accusation at their word?
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Cate Blanchett is one actor that the team is tossing around for the lead, but she's not attached to the project just yet.
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While talking to Motherboard, regulars simply referred to Goldshire Inn as the "Rape Tavern," while tossing around the occasional and telling winky face.
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As I got used to my new hands, I popped open the briefcase, tossing around (and then sheepishly replacing) a stack of cash.
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Those usually cost around $300 or more, which is a great incentive if you were tossing around the idea of preordering the Xperia 43.
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Here are some of the most hilarious tweets: It has been a great week for those who feel like tossing around buckets of shade.
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One of the tricky aspects of writing about climate change is that it often involves tossing around tiny numbers with mind-bogglingly large consequences.
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"It reminds me of this quote by Alan Watts," he continued, tossing around philosophical aphorisms with the casualness of someone who was raised by mystics.
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By nightfall, liberals and conservatives alike were tossing around allegations of vote tampering and election rigging, and casting doubt over the legitimacy of the caucuses.
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Check out this clip, shot by Johnny's good friend OVO Ryan, appearing to show the QB tossing around the pigskin with some friends in Miami.
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Just a few weeks ago, for example, he thrilled everyone at the Roundhouse by saying "shit" a lot and tossing around some banter about his coat.
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As many expect automation to displace a quarter of the workforce, experts and researchers are already tossing around alternatives to help prepare young employees for work.
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The two singers have known each other for several years and have been tossing around the idea of collaborating on a song for about as long.
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A short time after that, in Littleton, Colorado, a bouncy slide was blown between 21995 and 22010 feet, tossing around two children who were playing on it.
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A species-specific toxin could be distributed widely, and in areas like schools, zoos, and food warehouses where generally you wouldn't want to be tossing around poison.
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Most motion control games are at least comprehensible from the outside, even if you don't know exactly what someone is picking up or shooting or tossing around.
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If you've got some money in the bank, put things on hold for a month or two and dive into that passion project you've been tossing around.
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The news was covered widely, with commentators tossing around phrases like "the end is nigh" while hand-wringing over the idea of coders coming for musicians' label contracts.
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Researchers, policymakers, and the wireless industry are busy trying to figure out how to make the next-gen protocol a reality, tossing around an optimistic deadline of 2020.
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It is a potentially serious problem for your organization to have someone tossing around language offensive to others within the company and among its clients, partners, customers and others.
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"'Sexual harassment' was never meant to be a term that the corporate world would feel comfortable tossing around," Farley wrote in a New York Times opinion piece in 2017.
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Headlines and doctors have been tossing around alarming words like "pandemic" and "outbreak" to characterize the virus, but coronavirus has far from reached epidemic levels in the United States.
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They're still figuring out how to display the emojis; Antonelli is tossing around ideas for analog displays, like silkscreened prints or emoji wallpaper, as well as displays on screens.
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GAZA (Reuters) - Tossing around tennis balls and swinging makeshift bats, the Palestinian women practising on a soccer field are the vanguard of a sport new to the Gaza Strip - baseball.
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They wrote songs the way they always had—getting together in a room, tossing around ideas, building structures off of whatever bass lines or guitar parts felt interesting to them.
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In between excoriating James Comey and tossing around conspiracy theories about Mr. Peepers, President Trump decided to suddenly announce he was considering a pardon for Jack Johnson, the history-making boxer.
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As always, you'll want to check with a doctor if you're concerned about your health, but if you're tossing around for just a night or two, it's probably nothing to worry about.
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The working group has spent several weeks tossing around ideas, but with conservatives and moderates still starkly divided on the best way to proceed, it's time for leadership to make the call.
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" He also writes, because I guess why not throw in a little personal shade while you're tossing around allegations of massive corporate malfeasance, "Mark Zuckerberg is by no objective measure a genius.
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But by and large, these are just nice-sounding words Ryan is tossing around to make a plan that will be a catastrophe for the poor and old and sick sound nice.
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" Trump, of course, is not shy when it comes to tossing around xenophobic and racist sentiments, saying that America should ban all Muslim people and that Mexicans are "bringing drugs [into the US].
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McLean said there were tornadoes within the flames "tossing around equipment, blowing windows out of Cal Fire pickup trucks," according to the AP. At least 65 buildings have been destroyed, the AP reports.
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There's not much risk, but one gets to feel brave and subversive for tossing around four-letter words with abandon anyhow — shades of Bruce and Carlin, but without all the cops and courtrooms.
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The FBI, meanwhile, engineered the sting by tossing around money, with an agent masquerading as a shadowy financier who rented yachts, handed out envelopes filled with cash and paid for lavish hotel suites.
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Around five years ago, Freese started tossing around ideas for new detector types with Andrzej Drukier, a physicist now at Stockholm University who began his career studying dark matter detection before pivoting to biophysics.
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The big picture: The pro-tax argument arrives as Democratic 2020 hopefuls are tossing around plans to revive and toughen Obama-era initiatives, while lawmakers from both parties have recently floated CO2 tax bills.
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I'm always tossing around the idea that for an art practice, we take resources from the earth, and my hope is that the works that are made make systemic change to benefit the planet.
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Both Fateman and Hanna had been previously tossing around ideas to take a firm stance on their candidate, and when the cut didn't reach the tampon circuit, the group opted to reimagine it for their pro-Hillary declaration.
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In the footage, taken by one of 12 guests who witnessed the charge in a nearby safari Jeep, the rhino can be seen tossing around and battering the car, which is painted in black and white zebra stripes.
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And, while these two candidates are tossing around the temperament issue like a hot potato, any good presidential historian will tell you that almost every president, starting with George Washington himself, has been known to have a fiery temper.
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The opening shot, of Joe and Jerry playfully tossing around a football on the pristine lawn of their one-story home, feels like an outtake from Leave It To Beaver, the picture-perfect image of the all-American family.
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Sometimes it can take awhile for a popular term to make it into the autocomplete, but Sullivan thought since Trump has been tossing around the "Crooked Hillary" title for months, that it should have made it on the list by now.
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While Republicans are evidently concerned about making sure poor people don't receive the incorrect amount of money from an anti-poverty measure, the GOP hasn't shown the same anxiety when it comes to tossing around benefits for the wealthy and corporations.
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Because while he has no problem tossing around unsubstantiated allegations about the Bidens, Jordan — a former assistant wrestling coach at Ohio State — has recently been under scrutiny for allegedly turning a blind eye to a sexual abuse scandal at the school.
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In 2007, a couple of years before Howard and Shankar started tossing around ideas for their framework, Albert Tsao (now a postdoctoral researcher at Stanford University) was an undergraduate student doing an internship at the Kavli Institute for Systems Neuroscience in Norway.
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The Trump administration reportedly started tossing around removing tariffs in exchange for some agricultural purchases, and suddenly we were all supposed to get excited about a deal that promised only to get soybean purchases back to where they were before this mess started.
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Even those who don't spend thousands of dollars on a wholesale transformation do spend weeks cleaning, clearing out clutter, repositioning the furniture and, of course, tossing around the throw pillows, all to make their home feel like an idealized version of itself.
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As we watch GOP strategists scramble to try to find a way around Donald Trump, tossing around the idea of running a third-party candidate, it is begging for comparisons to one of the oddest fights of all time: The Democratic Convention of 1924.
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That one Ghoulie teen very smartly reminds Archie he hasn't had time for heavily padded team sports since the age of 9 when he began selling drugs to help his nana out; an afternoon of tossing around the pigskin isn't going to do much for him.
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New White House communications chief, Antony Scaramucci, is a feisty defender of President Trump But even as he echoes the President in tossing around the "Fake News" label, he also says he is looking to rebalance the White House relationship with traditional or mainstream media outlets.
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Why she wants companies to go public soonerFeloni: Is it frustrating if you have this view of the good that companies can be doing if they're public to have giant investors like SoftBank tossing around billions of dollars to companies where they don't feel they need to go public?
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In the process of haphazardly tossing around her makeup and adding hilarious stream-of-consciousness commentary, she's not only racked up millions of views and notable reposts — boy band 5Quad added it to its Facebook page, which is what set off the insanity — but snagged a spot in our hearts.
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Ryan's penchant for tossing around acronyms and other wonky terminology underscores why some of his close friends and supporters think he'd be a perfect fit to lead AEI, a hub for conservative intellectuals that has cultivated a right-leaning approach to policy research and seen its influence grow on Capitol Hill.
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But word spread that it was a camp classic — an amalgamation of absurd non sequiturs, continuity problems and characters of dubious motivation who come and go for no particular reason, in the service of a story involving a cheating girlfriend, a betrayed friendship and a lot of scenes of guys tossing around footballs.
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"Bargaining, Part 2" (season 6, episode 2) "Bargaining, Part 53" is where Buffy's writing staff really starts to take advantage of the laxer standards and practices department of its new network, UPN: The violence is more graphic and bloodier than it ever was on the WB, and the villains are tossing around rape threats.
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The error is important not only because inaccurately tossing around the f-word contributes to the hyperbole that is turning civil society into a circus of inflammatory charges and countercharges, but also because it reveals a serious failure of understanding — one that's troublingly pervasive in Europe and even common among a distressingly large number of American liberals.
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His time has come. Interlude V Scene 6: Paavo's Death Paavo is lying on his bed in the cottage. He is still tossing around and crying. Gradually he comes round, surrounded by family.
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They were engaged at the Dromoland Castle in County Clare, Ireland. They now reside in Sherman Oaks, California. In 1993, on the episode, First Cousin, Twice Removed, on the series Roseanne, the cousin, played by Joan Collins, was named Ronnie. When the writers were tossing around names for the character, Gandolfi said, "Veronica – Ronnie," which was the one used in the episode.
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Yottabyte was founded in 2010. Its founders include Greg Campbell (Vice President of Technology), Paul E. Hodges III (President and CEO), and Duane Tursi. The Yottabyte concept originated when Campbell and Hodges were sitting in a conference room tossing around ideas., Christina Farr, "Yottabyte launches its ambitious OS to 'deliver on the intent of the cloud,'" VentureBeat, October 24, 2012.
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While tossing around potential names, they all stared at their spoons in union and "there was no turning back." Early in their history, they would play the work of their European influences. Unfortunately, audiences were not enamored by the styles of Genesis and other progressive rock groups, making the band switch courses for something more "light, bouncy, and...danceable". This switch gained a larger response from audiences, and the style stuck.
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Illuminated by nearly constant lightning, the tornado was highly visible as it bisected the base, tossing around planes which were parked in the open. The control tower reported a wind gust before the windows shattered, injuring several personnel with flying glass. The tornado dissipated at the northeast corner of the base. The tornado missed most structures on the base, but the damage to expensive military aircraft was substantial.
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Dasso was born on August 31, 1917 in Chicago, Illinois. He was sent to a Roman Catholic orphanage for boys when he was six years old, where a nun named Mary Rouck first got him involved in tossing around the baseball. He attended Chicago's Lane Technical College Prep High School, where he never lost a game during his four years there as the team's starting pitcher."Obituary of Frank Dasso", Wenatchee World.
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A meeting with this agenda was summoned up at the residence of Joseph G. Richards's mother on Broad Street in May 1943. At this meeting the formation of team was unanimously agree upon. After tossing around several ideas for naming a football team, the name Invincible Eleven was agreed upon. Those who attended that May 1943 meeting during which IE was formed included John Coleman (deceased), G. Aaron Grimes, Hugh Collins, Sammy Hodge, Lawrence Morgan, Austin Coleman, George Marshall, Othello Coleman, Zulu Cooper and Oscar Hemans-Yankey.
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On September 7, 2012, Aerosmith released the second trailer for the album on Vimeo. The beginning of the video was made to look like a comic- book with pictures of Aerosmith recording and discussing the album, a new song, "Luv XXX" played in the background. After a thirty-five second clip of the new song, the video transferred into a room where the members and producer, Jack Douglas, were tossing around ideas. Then, it cut to several studio clips of the band rehearsing and recording the album with a commentary by Tom Hamilton.
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In the middle of The Great Depression in New York City, film director Carl Denham is pressured to find a leading lady for his next film ("Hunting Season"). He searches the city for a woman fitting for the role but with little success ("Sweethearts on Parade/Brother Can You Spare a Dime"). Meanwhile, Ann Darrow is also struggling to cope with life in the city ("What's It Gonna Take"). She is robbed by thugs who taunt her by tossing around her belongings ("I Wanna Be Loved by You").
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The next day, Schäfer suffers a minor break- down, tossing around files in his bureau and loudly calling out the regime as a bunch of criminals. #:Max Kreithmeier is still devastated about his wife Luise's unexpected death in hospital after breaking her foot in spring. His distant cousin Kathi, who came to help him out with his baker's shop, is leaving for Max’ continuous hostile behaviour and his spending much time out drinking. # Gewalttäter (‘Violent Offender’) #:November 1938: Another woman has been attacked by a suspected serial killer, but the surviving victim can only remember the perpetrator's voice, and the investigation keeps stalling.
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As Donegan commented, "The writing process is ... pretty much the same since the beginning ... of this band. It's always been riffs; something musically that I'll come up with [that begins the writing process]." Wengren commented, "We're always tossing around riffs and beats, but it isn't really until we get home and we are able to clear our minds, decompress for a little bit, and then hit it, especially Danny and I, and just start throwing the riffs and the beats out, that the music starts to finally come to life." Bassist John Moyer left the studio during the recording process, due to his wife being pregnant.
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The inventor of Beenz was Charles Cohen, from the UK. He co-founded the parent company and joined forces with former reality television star Neil Forrester, whom Cohen had met whilst the pair were students at Oxford University. After tossing around the idea of Beenz and trying to get it off the ground Charles joined forces with Dave King, John Hogg, and Philip Letts to take Beenz forward. They quickly divided roles - Charles would take on the tasks of website development becoming CTO, Dave was Head of Sales and Philip became CEO, John Hogg headed Marketing. Philip took on Nicolas De Santis to develop the much-vaunted Beenz logo and brand vision.
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After his experience on the TIM trimaran, Vittorio became fascinated by multihull sailing and, already back in 2000, along with the other guys on the team, began tossing around the idea of setting an Atlantic record on a small, beach catamaran. His French idols, who had by now become rivals and friends, had already done it years ago. Occasionally, 2-person crews try to improve the sailing time from Dakar to Guadalupe. The record goes from 17 days to 13 days and then to 11 days and 11 hours, and this is approved for the official record by the WSSR (World Speed Sailing Records). Vittorio’s idea was to beat it single handedly.
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In The Patchwork Girl of Oz, she pushes and slaps through crowds of black Tottenhots to rescue the Scarecrow, whom they are tossing around, but this is more an example of her gumption than any sort of prejudice, as she is otherwise kind and polite to the Tottenhots, and accepts that their ways are different from those who dwell in the Emerald City. The authorized sequels of Sherwood Smith, The Emerald Wand of Oz and Trouble Under Oz, center on the child characters Dori and Em, who live with their Aunt Susan. All three are indirect descendants of Dorothy, though their specific relationship to her is unclear. Philip José Farmer's 1982 science-fiction novel A Barnstormer in Oz tells the story of aviator Henry "Hank" Stover -- who is not surprised one beautiful spring day in 1923 when he flies his Curtiss Jenny biplane through a strange green cloud and finds himself in Oz. Hank knows that he is in Oz because his mother, Dorothy Gale-Stover, had been there back in 1890 and later told him of her experiences.
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In the Damon Runyon short story, ‘Romance in the Roaring Forties’, Nick the Greek is mentioned by name, as a guest at the Prohibition-era New York wedding of Miss Billy Perry. Other guests are Waldo Winchester (a thinly-disguised Walter Winchell), Skeets Boliver, Feet Samuels, and Good Time Charley Bernstein, showing Nick as part of the louche guys-and-dolls culture of Broadway in the Roaring Twenties. He also appears in Runyon’s short story “Blood Pressure”, playing at Nathan Detroit’s floating crap game in New York. The unnamed narrator has been dragged into the game by a gangster, and notes that it is more than somewhat full of very tough guys indeed, there with some of the towns highest rollers: “...there they are wedged up against the table with Nick the Greek, Big Nig, Grey John, Okay Okun, and many other high shots, and they all have big coarse G notes [thousand dollar bills] in their hands which they are tossing around back and forth as if these G notes are nothing but pieces of waste paper”. A brief appearance is made by Nick at a party in Runyon’s short story “Madame La Gimp”, where he impersonates Heywood Broun.
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