But good ol' Brett is not one to be trifled with.
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"Robert Mueller is not someone to be trifled with," Christie said.
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They keep questioning him and he doesn't like to be trifled with.
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She told the story of a woman not to be trifled with.
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Indeed, a polar bear is not to be trifled with, she said.
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Its poblano peppers add a formidable heat that isn't to be trifled with.
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You have definitely established yourself as someone who is not to be trifled with.
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The back-to-back victories established Aipac as an organization not to be trifled with.
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Dolphins, however, are not forces to be trifled with, as Mike and the bots soon learn.
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When, oh when, will people learn that Paris Jackson is not someone to be trifled with?
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The red-backed poison frog from the Amazon makes it clear it isn't to be trifled with.
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It is not to be trifled with — unless you intend to insult the country for which it stands.
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And today with seven siblings (all black belts) the Page clan is not one to be trifled with.
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Iran, meanwhile, has been able to ensure its allies in the region are not to be trifled with.
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Everything has happened so quickly of late that I am still a trifled stunned but excited by it all.
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Nobody had ever told the champ to shut his famous mouth in quite such a not-to-be-trifled-with way.
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The moon is also a 4.5-billion-year-old death trap for humans and must not be trifled with or underestimated.
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As a result, Russia aims to demonstrate to the West that, despite its limited capabilities, it is not to be trifled with.
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Image: Rodolfo A. Coria and Philip J. CurrieThough technically a "medium-sized" dinosaur, Murusraptor was not a creature to be trifled with.
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The man who has played the most nights at Madison Square Garden in history is not a musician to be trifled with.
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Montenegro, in their 10-year history playing as a national team, have repeatedly demonstrated that they are not to be trifled with.
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Rihanna.When Buzzfeed combed through Swift's old MySpace profile, there's evidence that as early as 2008, Swift knew Rihanna wasn't to be trifled with.
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She's a woman with her hands full, who's not to be trifled with, and who you can count on to speak her mind.
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We already knew that The Challenge: Final Reckoning house was filled with beefs, but apparently pasta is the food not to be trifled with.
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Luckily, on Wednesday Queen Elizabeth readily gave her consent in the form of a no-nonsense and not-to-be-trifled-with official letter.
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Washington (CNN)Nikki Haley is not to be trifled with -- especially by the likes of a TV anchor-turned-newly-minted White House aide.
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But have some standards As cavalier as she is about … well, everything else, certain elements of Paris's recipe are not to be trifled with.
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The big picture: Mail deliveries have been suspended, schools and businesses closed, and Midwesterners warned that the frigid cold is not to be trifled with.
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Don't mess with Mr. Feeny Actor William Daniels, of "Boy Meets World" fame, proved that even at age 91, he's not to be trifled with.
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Suskityrannus hazelae may have been much smaller than T. rex, but given its presumed agility and those serrated teeth, it was certainly nothing to be trifled with.
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Kershaw's pregame routine was not to be trifled with, especially since it was his first World Series appearance, and his in-game performance looked just as familiar.
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Streaming is a part of NBC's Olympic future — an extension and repudiation of a history in which the prime-time broadcast was not to be trifled with.
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Her heroines, having trifled away the early chapters, take on striking new dimensions as war approaches and their sons head to the front, some never to return.
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As he did so, the president made the mistake of crossing directly in front of Edith Evans Asbury, a Times reporter who was never to be trifled with. Ever.
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Even though there was an automatic three-day suspension for fighting, this involuntary vacation was well worth the price to defend your status as someone not to be trifled with.
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She not only escaped her Dothraki captors, but also brought the house down – literally – with an epic fire-goddess scene that reminded everyone the Mother of Dragons is not to be trifled with.
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TEHRAN — It's a common theme in the state-controlled media in Iran: The armed forces are not to be trifled with; they're tough men doing a tough job, defending a country permanently under threat.
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It's in the party's DNA to regard the responsibility of governing as a most serious task, and certainly not one to be trifled with by a person or organization adjudged to be insufficiently savvy or pragmatic.
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The Weeknd and Bella Hadid are not to be trifled with, because they went to one of L.A.'s most exclusive restaurants Friday night but bailed minutes later ... we're told it was all over a table.
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Many of the 'I told you sos' regarding Theranos's spectacular failure include a reminder that healthcare is not to be trifled with; health startups can't just launch an MVP and then fill in the gaps as they go.
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Walmart would recognize economies of scale (accretive), buttress their grocery offering (the gangster unlock of the last five years in business), burnish their data set, and go Yoda on Amazon&aposs a-- — old, but not to be trifled with.
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"The intellectual property theft is not to be trifled with," Cramer said, referring to the Chinese practice of forcing American companies to enter into joint ventures and share their technology in order to do business in the world's second-largest economy.
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"He's not a person to be trifled with, but he will listen to the lawyers because he recognizes that they call the shots," said Goldberg, who like Cohn, is a lawyer to which Trump is constantly comparing his current attorneys, mostly unfavorably.
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Monster movies a'plenty have taught us that T. rex was not a beast to be trifled with, but if you want to know exactly how screwed you'd be to find yourself caught between the Cretaceous carnivore's teeth, you'd need to carefully measure the animal's bite force.
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Rulers are no more than attorneys, agents and trustees for the people; and if the cause, the interest and trust, is insidiously betrayed, or wantonly trifled away, the people have a right to revoke the authority that they themselves have deputed, and to constitute abler and better agents, attorneys and trustees.
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This week on Animals Are Good, we've decided to spotlight this small, hairy screamer, as two new members of its species were recently born at the Smithsonian National Zoo in Washington, D.C. These pups may look cute—but in the grasslands of Chile, Argentina, Paraguay and Bolivia that they call home, screaming hairy armadillos are not to be trifled with.
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Also within the center of the jungle was the Parasite, a powerful creature not to be trifled with alone.
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It helps to create the mood that magic is nothing to be trifled with and that there are dark forces all around – and even inside – us.
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Bülow to Schlieffen, p. 28 that may have sounded too British for the Junckers: the Kaiser retorted, "I shall not be trifled with".Wilhelm II to Bülow, quoted in Tuchman, p.29 On 24 March 1904, France formally informed the German ambassador of the new Anglo-French Convention.
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The Royal NZ Fencibles 1847-52.pp 108-109.The NZ Fencible Society. Deed. Waiuku.1997 This event demonstrates the character of the redoubtable Rewi, as Te Wherowhero was a great warrior chief not to be trifled with. During the 1850s he became influenced by Māori who wanted greater autonomy.
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No specific antivenom currently produced against this species' venom. This makes it a very dangerous snake to be trifled with. Venoms of the water cobras, were assayed for lethality, proteolytic activity and protein content. Naja annulata annulata and Naja christyi venoms averaged 89% protein and lacked proteolytic activity. The murine intraperitoneal LD50 of N. a.
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As the son of the mayor had also been trifled with by the woman, she is anxious for revenge. The townspeople gather up some feathers and tar and head over to the lodge. As Grace is taken by the villagers to be tarred and feathered, while the husband begs for forgiveness, which is granted.
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The Mountain Cur is intelligent, easily trained, and neither vicious nor shy. They are known to try to please their masters. They are not, however, dogs to be trifled with; historically many a cur died fighting to protect their family from attackers or dangerous predators. These curs were bred to work, and if deprived of the opportunity to hunt, guard, or work around a farm they will grow anxious and bored.
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In 1931, the Abbot Taiyuan of Bailin Temple was rather famous in Beijing, and was very active in the upper class circles. According to a memoir by Master Tanxu, Abbot Taiyuan was from northeast China: prior to his conversion, his secular name was Zhang Jiechen. His family was rather wealthy, however after his father died, the wealth was quickly trifled away by family members. In 1924, Zhang Jiechen became a monk under Master Tanxu in Harbin.
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As bad fortune continues to dog him, he turns to highway robbery to settle his debts. When Gwendolyn arrives in London, Japhet realises how much he still loves her. But Celestine Yorke is not a woman to be trifled with and she is determined that if she can't have Japhet, then no one will. Paperback recovered issue Edward Loveday is also shocked by the arrival of his illegitimate daughter Tamasine, who puts his relationship with his wife under immense strain.
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St Marcella's Church was where the initial fighting took place. The battle opened with Mytton's forlorn hope and advance guard attempting to dislodge Vaughan's men from the hedges at Whitchurch. Symonds noted that "their approach was handsomely disputed by our horse and foot above an howre in the hedges and lane". Finding that his men "could not breake in upon them, but trifled out the time", Mytton left his advance guard in place while making a flanking manoeuvre with the rest of his forces.
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In the final installment, Jonathan Graves (Peter Liapis) returns, this time a retired-occultist-turned police officer. His latest assignment finds him battling his former girlfriend Alexandra (Stacie Randall), who has escaped an asylum and tries to summon forth the demonic forces Graves trifled with in the first film. The film also stars Barbara Alyn Woods. The series' fourth and final entry was directed by Jim Wynorski, made by CineTel Films and also released straight-to-video in 1994 by Columbia TriStar Home Video.
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Ludington found that Ward would not sell and, more importantly, that Ward was not a man to be trifled with. Ward learned early in 1869 that Ludington's logging crews had, accidentally or otherwise, cut pine from part of his land. He kept quiet until Ludington went to Detroit on business, then had him arrested and lodged in the Wayne County Jail on charges of trespassing and timber theft. He secured a court judgment of $650,000 against Ludington, who was ruined; he suffered a stroke and was forced to quit business.
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He hired spies to get insider information on the New York and New Haven Railroad lines and exposed a secret that would raise fares by 20 percent. He said during the ratification of the Thirteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution: "A human soul, 'that God has created and Christ died for,' is not to be trifled with. It may tenant the body of a Chinaman, a Turk, an Arab or a Hottentot—it is still an immortal spirit." He also acknowledged that he had owned slaves when he lived in the South.
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By 1904, the various Audubon organizations had 34 wardens employed in ten states. Conservationist publications were optimistic that Bradley and other wardens would be successful in their enforcement; in AOU's January 1904 issue of The Auk, an editor wrote: "The natives are beginning to realize that the birds are to be protected and that the wardens are fearless men who are not to be trifled with. The Bradleys have the reputation of being the best rifle shots in that vicinity and they would not hesitate to shoot when necessary."McIver, p. 139.
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They're also difficult to detect as they woge like no other Wesen, precipitated rather by sexual tension than emotion, usually via unwanted sexual advances. So, with help/advice from Rosalee & Monroe, Nick & Hank attempt to find a better solution rather than merely just locking her up. When a new member of the Royal family shows up in Portland, Captain Renard (Sasha Roiz) and Adalind (Claire Coffee) realize the Royal family have stepped up their efforts to find Diana. This new Royal, Kenneth, is certainly not one to be trifled with.
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At the same time Carmagnola was perpetually receiving messengers from Visconti, who offered him great rewards if he would abandon the Venetians. The general trifled with his past as with his present employers, believing in his foolish vanity that he held the fate of both in his hand. But the Venetians were dangerous masters to trifle with, and when they at last lost all patience, the Council of Ten determined to bring him to justice. Summoned to Venice to discuss future operations on 29 March 1432, he came without suspicion.
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Chrystia Freeland, Canada's Minister of Foreign Affairs, issued a statement via Twitter on 2 August 2018 expressing Canada's concern over the recent arrest of Samar Badawi, a human rights activist and sister of imprisoned Saudi blogger Raif Badawi, and called for the release of human rights activists. In response to Canada's criticism, Saudi Arabia expelled Canada's ambassador, and froze trade with Canada. The Toronto Star reported that the consensus among analysts indicated that the actions taken by Mohammed bin Salman were a "warning to the world — and to Saudi human rights activists — that his Saudi Arabia is not to be trifled with".
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Cathy Simms (Lindsey Broad) is the young and attractive temporary office worker who was filling in for Pam while she was on her maternity leave. It is later revealed her ethics are questionable. She remained employed at the company for a short period of time after Pam returned. During her time at the office, Cathy maintained a fairly inconspicuous presence, and while the members of the staff who bothered to pay her any heed often maligned or trifled her (Dwight in particular), she was able to find common ground with Jim, with whom she developed a rapport.
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Attorney General Ferdinand Koenig pounced on the precedent of the CSA not having a Supreme Court for the first five years of existence, and forced McReynolds to admit to the legality of that precedent as prelude to having the Supreme Court knocked down, to great fanfare across the Confederacy's white population. Threatened with his life by Featherston if he trifled with the abolition of the Supreme Court, McReynolds retired into private life. The Confederate president then went on the radio to declare: "James McReynolds has made his decision, now let him enforce it!" (echoing a quote attributed to Andrew Jackson following an 1832 U.S. Supreme Court decision).
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Barnum served two terms in the Connecticut legislature in 1865 as a Republican for Fairfield, Connecticut. He spoke before the legislature concerning the ratification of the Thirteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution which abolished slavery and involuntary servitude: "A human soul, 'that God has created and Christ died for,' is not to be trifled with. It may tenant the body of a Chinaman, a Turk, an Arab, or a Hottentot—it is still an immortal spirit". He was elected in 1875 as mayor of Bridgeport, Connecticut where he worked to improve the water supply, bring gas lighting to streets, and enforce liquor and prostitution laws.
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And she doesn't really let on too much.. but you can look in her eyes.. and you can see that she's not somebody to be trifled with." In fact, she was so committed to being cast as the elf that when calling the casting director, Wilson demanded to meet Solomon in person and tell him, "I'm Norda." The meeting happened, with Solomon and the other producers agreeing with Wilson. The director claimed to have cast Wilson as Norda for the same reasons she like the character: "She's serious and mysterious and very, very cool [...] But when you look at her she doesn't look like some sort of prosthetic elf, she looks like she's another race.
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" Praising both Scar and Irons's acting, Starnes continued, "He switches so quickly and easily from campy to deadly its like a showcase for how to do an over-the-top villain right." Concluding that "Villains are often the most memorable characters in a Disney animated film," Roger Ebert described Scar "one of the great ones." James Berardinelli of ReelViews reviewed, "Gone is the buffoonery that has marked the recent trio of Ursula, Gaston, and Jafar," writing, "Scar is a sinister figure, given to acid remarks and cunning villainy." Berardinelli concluded, "The cold-hearted manner in which he causes Mufasa's death lets us know that this is not a lion to be trifled with.
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Betty begins her recurring role in the final two episodes of the show's first season, when she buys a house on Wisteria Lane from Edie Britt over the phone and moves during the night. In the first episode of season 2, she agrees to be the organist at Rex Van de Kamp's funeral at the request of Bree Van de Kamp. Betty is an astute woman not to be trifled with, as revealed in unpleasant and threatening exchanges with Bree. Her reasons for moving from Chicago to Wisteria Lane are mysterious due to the fact she has locked up her son Caleb, who is somewhat "slow" and lacking in social skills, in her basement.
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The Commissioners let matters go at that, but in 1672 Charles II revived the office of hereditary Earl Marshal in the Howard family, giving it to Henry Earl of Norwich, later Duke of Norfolk. The new Earl Marshal was not a man to be trifled with, and very shortly made an order, said to have been drafted by Dugdale, with which he required Walkers compliance. Walker was so ill-advised as to petition the Privy Council claiming a right to grant arms independently of the Earl Marshal's control. An adverse report was made on this claim, whereupon the King issued a Declaration of the Authority of the Earl Marshal over the heralds, overriding all Walker's claims.
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With such flows the Clutha River was not to be trifled with. To avoid exceeding the height of the 1878 flood at Alexandra, the maximum retention level of the lake which would be impounded behind the dam was fixed at 430 ft (131.1 m) above sea level. The designers estimated that with an overall efficiency of 85% the mean output would be 160 MW and assuming an annual power factor of 50% the station could deliver a maximum output of 320 MW. The Clutha River is fed from lakes Hawea, Wakatipu and Wanaka. There were already existing control gates on the Kawarau River at the outlet of Lake Wakatipu and it was decided to control the flows from the remaining lakes.
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His fears of Beresford's "power and influence" had been "too well founded: I found them incompatible with mine...and after the receipt of this, you will be prepared to decide between Mr Beresford and me and that the matter is come to this issue is well known here". Fitzwilliam asserted that he had already informed Pitt of his intention to remove Beresford and he had "made no objection, nor, indeed, any reply", which he took to mean the decision was at his discretion. If Pitt refused his advise, he should be recalled: "These are not times for the fate of the empire to be trifled with. ... I will deliver over the country in the best state I can to any person, who possesses more of your confidence".
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As part of the economic sanctions, the Saudi Grains Organization (SAGO) advised that it would no longer accept wheat or barley of Canadian origin. However, an official statement from Energy Minister Khalid A. Al-Falih indicated that the diplomatic crisis would not impact the sale of oil to Canada by Saudi Aramco. In response to suggestions in the news media about the possibility of outside mediation, Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir said on 8 August that his country would not engage in negotiations until Canada retracted its original statement calling for the release of human rights activists. The Toronto Star reported that the consensus among analysts indicated that the actions taken by Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman were a "warning to the world — and to Saudi human rights activists — that his Saudi Arabia is not to be trifled with".
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Anson's reappearance in China was greeted with disbelief and alarm by both the Chinese authorities and the European merchants. On his previous visit, the Centurion was clearly in distress but now with the battered Covadonga in tow, it confirmed Chinese fears that he was using their port as a base for piracy or warfare while the Europeans worried that their trading privileges might be revoked and that the loss of the galleon's cargo would ruin the trade with Manila. The reception of Anson and his officers by the Viceroy of Canton On reaching Macau, Anson sent 60 or 70 prisoners ashore before the Chinese stopped him unloading the rest and then made way for Canton, intending this time not to be trifled with by the Chinese. The mandarin in charge of the fort at Bocca Tigris came aboard but was intimidated by the ship's heavy guns and instead tried to persuade the hired pilots to misguide the ship through the shoals.
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What art has succeeded > in making this monster out of granite? He is twenty-one feet six inches in > height. The sculptors of ancient Egypt, who had their colossi in granite > also, worked for years with their bronze points and their corundum-dust to > achieve their enormous figures, while the makers of this titanic image, > availing themselves of the appliances of American skill, have needed but a > few months to change the shapeless mass of stone into an idea. Something > rocky, rude and large-grained is obvious in this stalwart American; his > head, with masculine chin and moustache of barbaric proportions... But, > whatever may be thought of the artistic delicacy of the model, Mr. Conrads' > "Soldier" presents the image of a sentinel not to be trifled with, as he > leans with both hands clasped around his gun-barrel, the cape of his > overcoat thrown back to free his arm, and the sharp bayonet thrust into its > sheath at his belt.
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