Will Kate and Toby want to try for another baby?
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The second time we didn't even try for several months.
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U.S. stocks came off session lows to try for gains.
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Yes, I try for eight hours of sleep a night.
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What if they're ready to try for world domination again?
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Give it a try for yourself and see what happens.
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Republicans say they must adapt and try for a comeback.
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"You want to train, not try, for patience," she said.
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Should I keep working or try for Social Security disability?
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And thank God she didn't try for a repeat performance.
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We wanted to give it a try for a while.
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LHP J.A. Happ will try for his first win since Aug.
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Will Microsoft try for a phone breakthrough under the Surface brand?
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That didn't mean I still wasn't going to try for better.
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I buy them some mochi to try for the first time.
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Try for twins?); delivery (in a hospital, home, or birth center
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Ahead, the best (and most extra!) trends to try for fall.
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Nice try for Delaney, but he was upstaged in the end.
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The characters try for Oscar-winning performances but end up crumbling.
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But I always think out of politeness try for another color.
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If they can't get it Tuesday, they will try for Wednesday.
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Besides, we had recently decided to try for a second child.
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It captures the sense of fun we try for at Knoll.
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This worked for vaccines, so why not try for cyber security?
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The film's producers may also try for a best picture nomination.
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I wanted to stay over there and try for Formula One.
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This time, we didn't try for a hug — for our health.
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Instead, Lavingia chose to try for sustainability, not VC-style growth.
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Try for six feet, but even a little distancing is helpful.
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They will try for a three-game sweep on Sunday afternoon.
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"I still think we should try for an embargo," she said.
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Eastern, they'll try for their second title, at home in Houston, above.
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We try for 30 minutes until we realize we are failing miserably.
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I try for something more substantial and decide to make avocado toast.
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Stocks could try for a firmer continuation of a relief rally Wednesday.
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So does the couple have any plans to try for a girl?
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You can also save the restaurants you want to try for later.
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I've met people who don't want to try for fear of failing.
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That's why he'll undoubtedly be back to try for the presidency again.
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"Our sale is 'hey, let us try for four years,'" LeVell said.
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"I definitely think I can try for the world record," he said.
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Ultimately, she hopes to conquer Oregon—and then to try for California.
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The game is available to try for free now in open alpha.
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The Times did try — for example, it translated the probability of Mrs.
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The keto diet is safe to try for many but not all.
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They'll make a try for the record in the next few months.
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Check back this afternoon to see Hague and Ovchinin try for round two.
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Graham said his plan is to try for repeal again after tax reform.
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So, friends, they're going to try for another baby when Kate is ready.
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And we're convinced this is the one cut everyone should try for fall.
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Watch the video above to see how it's done then try for yourself!
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Of course, I recommend you give scissors a try for your next pizza.
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Once you unlock your favorite character, there are different looks to try for.
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Give these new dishes a try for the tastiest (and healthiest) barbecue yet.
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One possibility is that he will give retirement another try for a while.
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If you are curvier, try for an elongated cut blazer with single buttons.
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If the performance sells out, which it probably will soon, try for returns.
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Dr. Brown was the one black friend they persuaded to try for membership.
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It's always worth noting when constructors and editors try for a fresh clue.
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Savings: We try for $500 a month, depends entirely on my boyfriend's paycheck.
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While the landing may have failed, India could try for the moon again.
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Try for a sunny spring day as the thermals develop near the overlook.
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Tesla owners will soon be able to give Autopilot a try — for free.
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Then, maybe he'll give the "governor's position" a try for a couple years.
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According to Brown, May could even try for another vote in the near future.
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Will legislatures try, for the first time in America, to regulate assisted reproduction choices?
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That's why when hunting for black holes, astronomers don't usually try for direct observation.
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Whether they do or not is something you will have to try for yourself.
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I have no metal in my body, and I want to try for abs.
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That was until Agazzi Designs sent me a demo bag to try for myself.
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We've found the best under-$100 styles to try for your next night out.
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Maybe that's the angle to try for reducing gun deaths in America as well.
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Drake wasn't the only rapper to awkwardly try for a smooch at the VMAs.
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Together, the couple decided to try for another dream: the baby they'd always planned.
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If I can't work my upper body, I can at least try for abs!
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Just try for one hour reading the entirety of in-depth issue coverage available.
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He co-wrote "Try" for Pink in 2012, and it went to No. 1.
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Meanwhile, Washington will try for the umpteenth time to do something -- anything -- on immigration.
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Pin it deep into your vein and try for ever to get off it.
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Kevin decided to try for a Microsoft Excel certification during this past school year.
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At a conference underway in Washington, attendees can try for themselves with virtual reality.
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In those cases, there are a few tricks to try for stopping your tears.
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Save up as much as you can, try for at least six months' expenses.
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In the upper right-hand corner of the screen, click on "Try for Free."
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There's no indication of when they'll be available for customers to try for themselves.
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We hadn't really told them that we were going to try for a third.
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He decided that this time he would try for a card via the Web.
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So I decided to try for IVF (in-vitro fertilization), which is more intense.
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So they're finding clever ways to try for a different end of the spectrum.
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This is a common thing for an antihero drama to try for a few episodes.
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The mother later told cops she'd just bought heroin to try for the first time.
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Ask your kids: Do you think performers intentionally try for moments that will "go viral"?
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But James V wouldn't let his mother try for another annulment — he liked Lord Methven.
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Their key strategies if you're hoping to move past trauma to try for kid two?
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The 73-year-old vice president considered a third try for the presidency this year.
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We also try for a mix of scale, including cities, regions and even entire countries.
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We wanted to try for years before that but waited until the circumstances were right.
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YouTube's new Live streaming feature for Chrome browsers is available now to try for yourself.
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Hyperallergic: How did you meet Freddy and learn about his decision to try for pregnancy?
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The 43-year-old vice president considered a third try for the presidency this year.
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NOTES: Monday's game was Duke's third unsuccessful try for its 200th win of the decade.
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"We will try for all possible options to recover our stolen money," the officials added.
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One of Adams' strategies with Hanson was to try for this final shot at bail.
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And hopefully anyone curious or interested will have the opportunity soon to try for themselves.
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We go to this sushi spot we've been wanting to try for a long time.
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They don't know, so they just have to try and try and try, for something.
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I don't think anyone should try for anything other than an A in a class.
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No Republican would try for a leadership position without supporting repeal of the estate tax.
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Try for returns to this supreme British pianist's sold-out, late-night Mostly Mozart recital.
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A bit of char is nice, of course, but don't try for perfect grill marks.
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A bit of char is nice, of course, but don't try for perfect grill marks.
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Not that this propelled her into any action, or made her try for another persona.
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And after you reach an ending — most of them unhappy — you can try for another.
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Tyler Herro's 3-point try for the win at the buzzer bounced off the rim.
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From there, the intended parents may try for twins -- one child from each of their biologies.
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If standard play would likely lead to a loss, why not try for the spectacular, instead?
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And it's also worth a try for regular spa goers who are looking for something novel.
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A full screen ad appears in the app, offering two buttons — try for free or pay.
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One of Justina's patients suggested Jewel try for a job at Checkers, a fast-food chain.
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N.C. State coach Mark Gottfried was denied in his first try for career win No. 217.
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That much you can try for yourself, and confirm independently of either Sanders' or TechCrunch's reporting.
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Read More Stocks try for gains amid oil slide Another risk for Slimmon is the Fed.
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If you'd like to try for an increase in salary, check out these three negotiation strategies.
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The Dodgers will try for their seventh World Series title all time and first since 1988.
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Sheilla Castro was on both those teams and will try for a third gold this year.
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He had hinted in recent weeks that he would make another try for the Senate seat.
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"I definitely think I can try for the world record, I definitely feel that," Bolt said.
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Would-be millionaires now have two opportunities to try for jackpots of more than $300 million.
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Chicago chose to have Barth try for a field goal rather than go for a touchdown.
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Merritt would not say whether he, like Felix, would try for a 217.65-217.39 double in Rio.
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Try, for a moment, to picture many more of the granite columns if we recognized this loss.
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YouTube is getting a fresh redesign, which you can try for yourself by going to youtube.com/new.
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So whatever you choose to call it, give the prune a try, for the health of it!
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Even if it seems impossible that doesn't mean I won't try for a more plastic-free life.
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Nikola Mirotic missed a 3-point try for New Orleans, and Mills made two more free throws.
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A jumpsuit wasn't the only item I forced myself to try for the sake of the story.
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Kevin Harvick&aposs try for a third straight points win this month ended with an early accident.
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Anthony Da Mota recently uploaded KnightTouchBar 2000 to GitHub for any and all to try for free.
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We also make a reservation at this Korean restaurant we've both been wanting to try for afterwards.
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That said, I wanted to give Busy's workout and Insta habit a try for a few weeks.
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To try for yourself, just check for a Google Maps update on your iPhone or Android phone.
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Chilli crab is a Singapore national dish that is a must-try for anyone visiting the country.
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Instead, it was survive and advance, get to the next debate and try for another big moment.
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The effortlessly stylish Ziegler didn't need a makeover, but why not give it a try for kicks?
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I am sorry about the conflict with Nate Parker's past, but let's try for some honesty here.
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The winter my husband and I decided to try for a baby, the cockroaches took over completely.
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"We're going to try, for the benefit of children past and future, to conciliate," Mr. DiPrima said.
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He understands that playing sports professionally is a rarefied experience that many try for, but few achieve.
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As insurance against another juggernaut Georgia team, Alabama should really try for an undefeated regular season. Nov.
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An errant relay throw by Wil Myers allowed Cespedes to pop back up and try for home.
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In the meantime, though, iOS users should give the free version a try for a few days.
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I was told that if I lied just once, the sergeant would try for a home run.
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A final round of polling gave Lopez Obrador a commanding lead in his third try for the presidency.
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Murphy will try for a third Olympic medal on Saturday when he competes in the men's medley relay.
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"But I'm sure in like a year, I'll be like, 'I want to try for another baby.'"[CNN]
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Burroughs won gold in London in 2012 and he's coming back this year to try for it again.
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The gallery is open only during the week, so try for a quick getaway during your lunch break.
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UP NEXT MISSOURI : The Tigers will try for their fourth straight victory with a home game against Tennessee.
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The third embryo is the one she and Legend will use when they try for a second child.
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Stocks notched small gains on Monday as the major averages try for their third straight week of gains.
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Grab the Vitagene Premium Health DNA Kit while it's on sale and give it a try for yourself.
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Myers could have nailed Wolters at the plate but elected to try for an inning-ending double play.
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LaShawn Merritt would not say whether he, like Felix, would try for the 200-400m double in Rio.
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Dole beat a lackluster field of opponents on the way to his fourth failed try for national office.
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Despite those hurdles, police officials in the Bronx frequently try for weeks to track down domestic violence suspects.
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To what extent do you try for a faithful reproduction, which can verge on seeming nostalgic or academic?
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Navy's try for an onside kick was unsuccessful and Central Florida was able to run out the clock.
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It's a hairstyle so many of us covet, but are petrified to try for a myriad of reasons.
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Warren's favorability ratings in the state were decent, but not many wanted her to try for the presidency.
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It's such hard work to try for something true and to get it right, and maybe he's succeeded.
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This shows that no matter how young you are, if you really try for something it will happen.
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The Cubs will try for their first three-game sweep of the Cardinals in St. Louis since Sept.
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But I want to say, as their coaches most likely will: Whatever you do, don't try for that!
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Which reminds me: We should all try for holidays from our screens one or two days a month.
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He lined up a backhand and then unleashed a buzzing winner that Nadal did not even try for.
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So our doctor recommended we try for another batch of "Sunny grade" embryos, as we like to call them.
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Usually you try for a bipartisan outcome first and resign yourself to a partisan outcome only if that fails.
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"I would love 3 more children & I will always try for a vaginal birth with each one," she says.
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Do not use up too much of your existing credit; try for 30 percent or less of your ceiling.
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Times were changing; we no longer needed permission to try for a career that we knew we could love.
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When a friend challenged her to try for a half marathon, she was willing to give it a try.
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Clinton did not tackle that head-on, instead seeming to try for a workaround: Take me as I am.
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It's only the second time U.S. lottery players have had two opportunities to try for jackpots exceeding $300 million.
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If you've made it this far, go try for yourself: grab a pen and paper, and draw a bicycle.
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She did boost her profile if she wants to try for a lower office, so there's that, at least.
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We didn't have a clear reason to try for a baby, but we also didn't have one not to.
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Maya Moore and the Lynx will try for their fourth championship in seven years on Wednesday night at home.
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It offered a clue into the mind-set of baseball's best strikeout pitcher: He doesn't really try for strikeouts.
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"If Republicans stay in power, they will try for a bipartisan solution, but Democrats won't go" for benefit cuts.
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After a standout career at Coastal Carolina, Dustin Johnson decided to try for his 2008 PGA Tour membership privileges.
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Pavia, whose country has yet to win a judo medal in Rio, will try for bronze through the repechage rounds.
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In June, the latter told PEOPLE he was tapping out of new parenthood after one more try for a daughter.
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She planned to get her PhD, but was taking a year off to try for a career in the arts.
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I've kept a list of dishes I want to try for at least a month so ordering is a cinch.
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American candy lovers can finally rejoice because there's one more sweet treat for us to try for the very time.
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Putin thus has to do more than just tell Assad to finally try for peace: He has to force him.
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Press play above to watch me give sclerotherapy (try saying that five times fast) a try for the first time.
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"In the back of my mind I figured, it's reversible if we ever want to try for another," she says.
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Get there early to try for a free general-admission ticket; a limited number of reserved seats are for sale.
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A professional escort (or even just a native, English-speaking one) might be tempted to try for a similar arrangement.
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When a new try for the White House made the most sense for him, in 2004, he took a pass.
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Progressive groups, such as Democracy for America, celebrated the news Emanuel won't try for a third term as a win.
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They try for a baby, but are hampered not only by her ticking clock but by his vasectomy (albeit reversed).
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Panera Bread employees share their 11 favorite menu items — and a few secret hacks you have to try for yourself
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Even the confections, gift-wrapped candies and cakes, that Yubaba's baby Boh eats are available for visitors to try for themselves.
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ESPN reported this week that a source said Rousey is taking a hiatus from the WWE to try for a baby.
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If you're curious to give CBD gummies a try for yourself, then the best thing to do is catch a sale.
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"The difference between me and Boris, is that I would try for a deal," he told the BBC's Andrew Marr Show.
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It landed successfully back on Earth after each trip, and now, it will try for a third successful launch and landing.
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In any event, "The Cactus League" all rings true, in part because it doesn't try for extra bases, so to speak.
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" Nielson quickly added of their desired timeline, "We're talking about the beginning of the year, starting to try for a family.
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Groundhog admirers can visit him year round, during operating hours, to pay their respects and try for some personal prognostications. 5.
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In electing a president, we should strive for a person who will try for win-win and to avoid lose-lose.
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A decision to try for the Presidency in 1960 was made weeks after Stevenson's defeat, at Thanksgiving dinner in Hyannis Port.
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"We do know that after two decades of war, the hour has come to at least try for peace," Trump said.
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When we gave it a try, for example, it was difficult to track delays because the app would not refresh underground.
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It was time for Leonard to try for the kind of heroics that he provided in Game 22 against the 28ers.
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Standing room tickets are still available for Saturday evening's and Sunday's performances; try for returns to Friday's and Saturday afternoon's shows.
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She figured she'd head to a conservatory, like a lot of her friends did, maybe try for a career in opera.
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I think The Sunday New York Times is the toughest puzzle area to try for, so I'm thrilled this was accepted.
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I strongly encourage you to give this a try for about a month, even if you are still a non-believer.
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We go to dinner at a restaurant we've both been wanted to try for a while; everything is fresh, seasonal, and delicious.
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What could have a catastrophic and crunchy revival turned out to be a nuanced hairstyle we can't wait to try for winter.
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It only took one try for the former Nickelodeon star — who's expecting her first child with fiancé Andrew Gardner — to get pregnant.
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Moss's "[clothing item]" plus "outfit" approach seemed more streamlined and efficient, so I decided to give it a try for a week.
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It also means that the Oscars will almost always go with a safer bet instead of films that try for something different.
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That said, Sanders is tapping into something that moves a lot of Democrats, and which Clinton needs to try for as well.
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I think it takes a lot more strength to hang in there and try for your family than to just walk away.
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Some of that food probably comes from clumsy would-be predators who try for a nest and end up in the water.
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She yearned to fly, but they wouldn't let her try for a pilot's licence—a weak reflex in an ankle, they said.
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Even if you just want to try for fun, asking an experienced medium for tips is the best way to get started.
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Read on Motherboard: I Tried Getting 'High' on Drugless Psychedelic Alternatives in the Suburbs When did you try for the second time?
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"I did try for so long to think that things would be a lot better, and then you start accepting," she says.
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By my best estimate, fewer than 15 percent of the people who try for these forgiveness programs will actually make it through.
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In the days after a terrorist attack, jittery passengers cancel their trips and try for refunds on their flights and hotel stays.
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When the Obamacare debate started, Dorgan decided he should try for an even bigger win: getting rid of the annual limits altogether.
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Apple had invited me to see and experience HomePod in a unique home setup before taking one home to try for myself.
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What's the point: Regardless of which Wisconsin poll you're more likely to believe, Walker's try for a third term is in trouble.
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The Rays have won the first two games of the three-game series and will try for a sweep on Wednesday afternoon.
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The Stakes: Leaving to try for a medal in another game, Ralph puts the future of Fix-It Felix Jr. at risk.
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What is the world missing, when so many of us are reluctant to submit our work, to try for the big job?
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In March, AbbVie said it wouldn't try for faster-than-usual approval of the drug in a specific type of lung cancer.
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In fact, some of my students choose voluntarily not to try for that level, although, technically speaking, they probably could handle it.
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" The sentences meant that "for Germans, and the world, you cannot forget genocide even if you try for years to repress it.
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The recordings of Eliot's poems try for transparency; lasting content takes precedence over any one reader at a single point in time.
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The decision to try for class-action status was a "no-brainer," said Meghan Brooks, a clinic member who has since graduated.
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These kids, intrigued by their parents' sudden interest in spring cleaning, decided to give the time-honored, stressful tradition a try for themselves.
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She waged an unsuccessful try for governor in 2000 against Republican John Hoeven, who now is the senior U.S. Senator from North Dakota.
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L. pays, and for dessert we decide to grab some bubble tea at a place he's been begging me to try for weeks.
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We try for our cocktail spot, but there is a wait and the doorman we know with epic gray dreads is not there.
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In the meantime, you can call 866-447-7559 to try for yourself if you'd like to avoid automatically signing up for TrustID.
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It's the second try for HBO, which began discussing a Watchmen series with Zack Snyder in 2015, who directed the 2009 film adaptation.
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CS:GO modder Jeisen uploaded a CS:GO version of Facing Worlds on Steam, which is available for anyone to download and try for free.
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But given the relative ease and low risk of these lifestyle changes, they're probably worth a try for night owls or chronic insomniacs.
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This wasn't the only narrative to try for a saccharine kind of Eternal Sunshine moral, but it was one of the more unsuccessful.
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LHP Gio Gonzalez will try for some payback after giving up six runs in three innings against the Braves in Washington on Sept.
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After furtively guarding it behind non-disclosure agreements for months, Domo will open the apps up to prospective customers to try for free.
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"Get the [expletive] outta here," adds a third, as the shark emerges alongside the boat to try for another bite at the striper.
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He faced considerable skepticism when, with his football days seemingly over, he announced plans to try for a baseball career at age 29.
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I decided not to try for a unified vision; one of the great things about London is that it's a medieval mosaic city.
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A certain blunt power is guaranteed by the facts of the story, and Mr. Eastwood doesn't obviously try for anything more than that.
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Evidence tying the Saudi crown prince to a killing, a second try for Italy's budget and the death of a comic book giant.
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That worked against the offensively inept Ticos, but if they try for 45 minutes here it seems inevitable Switzerland will grab a goal.
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On the air, broadcasters try for universal terms, knowing that even something as basic as the word for "cleats" can vary across countries.
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Foles could potentially have run for a first down on the play, but he chose to try for it with his arm instead.
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He walked Neil Walker and Tyler Austin, so Cleveland Manager Terry Francona summoned closer Cody Allen to try for a five-out save.
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Yotam Ottolenghi has a couple of new recipes to try, for a blueberry, almond and lemon cake, and for a raspberry-pistachio tart.
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Microsoft has already set up a bunch of different Flow templates you can try for yourself, which are available on the Flow website.
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Descalso hit a grounder to first base, where Bour opted to tag the bag rather than try for a force at the plate.
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One of the oddest legacies of the crisis is that governments accept this, and the risks it entails, rather than try for something better.
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Find the full recipe below to try for yourself at home with Rissa's tips: booty bumps while stirring and swim goggles for chopping onions.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singaporean pre-school teacher Siti is determined to try for a baby even as Zika infections spread across the Southeast Asian nation.
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"But there's no education for them about when to try for a baby, and they have no awareness about their fertility health," she says.
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Next the Panthers will try for a 16th straight victory against city-rival Duquesne on Friday at PPG Paints Arena in The City Game.
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"I definitely think I can try for the world record," said Bolt, who set the current mark of 19.19 in the 2009 world championships.
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Give them a try for yourself or, if you've already found the magic recipe for more money, share it with us in the comments.
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And yet, year after year, we're compelled to try for a fresh start in some way, and aim to achieve our most aspirational goals.
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Still, if you're inspired to try for an increase in salary, check out these three negotiation strategies that will help you get more money.
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Europe and Asia were at war, and the threat to the United States allowed Roosevelt to try for a third term, which he won.
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The ports themselves are under federal jurisdiction, so it would be up to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau whether to try for this action.
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Try for returns to one of the most interesting and innovative programs that a major pianist has put forward at Carnegie in many years.
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While the evidence is limited and still insufficient according to researchers, there&aposs also a minimal risk in giving it a try for yourself.
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With the ball just past midfield, Alabama head coach Nick Saban decided to try for a long field goal to potentially win the game.
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This extraordinary request was rebuffed by the justices in February 2018, and another try for "cert before judgment" in December 2018 also came up short.
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"Try for a promotion or look to make a move in two to three years so you can get paid what you're worth," says Styles.
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Once we got in the goal box, we were to try for a good finish and put the ball at the back of the net.
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He made a huge stop on USF's try for a two-point conversion after a 12-yard scoring run by Barnett with 2:103 remaining.
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She would try for musical comedy stardom again after The Mary Tyler Moore Show ended, this time as the center of a musical variety series.
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Read More Stocks try for gains amid oil dip; energy falls 1.5% "You are looking for sustainable cash flow and secure balance sheets," Lofthouse said.
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"I think there is no doubt that it has become harder to try for the downside in the dollar against the yen," the trader said.
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The Hokies will try for their first three-game winning streak in ACC play in over six years when they visit Wake Forest on Sunday.
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And now it seems Biden intends to use his perch as a former vice president to try for his old boss's job one last time.
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But my parents had insisted that I try for a national university, so I took the exam, knowing all along that it'd be a bust.
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It was the second straight win for the Blue Jays, who will try for a sweep of the three-game interleague series on Sunday afternoon.
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"I'm all in," he reassured her after the proposal, adding that he was ready to try for a baby right after the wedding in 2015.
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And then I spoke to this journalist, Bianca Bosker over at the Atlantic, and she decided to give it a try for a couple months.
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In 2015, impressed by Social Sentinel's pitch, he gave the company a try for a few months, but it never caught anything serious, he said.
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According to the report, 55% of couples who have a girl will try for another child and will keep trying until they have a boy.
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In the end, of course, no matter how desperately they might try for some slight hint of negotiable ecstasy, they will still get no satisfaction.
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It does not try for major conceptual shifts, and retains a good deal of the 1895 structure and choreography by Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov.
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Enthused, we decided to try for two museums in a row but balked when we saw the long lines at the nearby Van Gogh Museum.
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The problem is that you have not tried using a dryer sheet, which is a totally obvious thing to try for cleaning glass shower doors.
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Take her description of the neurochemistry behind the seemingly irresistible draw to check our phones or try for one more level on Candy Crush Saga.
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The officials, who declined to be identified because of the sensitivity of the situation, said negotiators would try for breakthroughs in the last four rounds.
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Like a lot of recent "political" art, it doesn't try for a weight suitable to, and therefore respectful of, its racially charged, morally shattering subject.
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In June 2018, the Orange Is the New Black alum told PEOPLE he was tapping out of new parenthood after one more try for a daughter.
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Forman told The New York Daily News that he "could tell right from the beginning" that it was a perfect night to try for his record.
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The Miami Heat will try for a third time to win their first home game of the season when they host the Sacramento Kings on Tuesday.
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She is certain she will make another try for the US in the coming days (repeat illegal entries are considered a felony as of April 2017).
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"When I see (center fielder Blackmon) have to move to the right or left, that kind of makes my decision (to try for second)," Hamilton said.
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"If both heads are down and the babies are cooperating and the placenta's in the right position, we love to try for vaginal delivery," she says.
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When nutrients were low, they chose the unpredictable pot, like the game-show finalist who only has $2,000 and might as try for ten times that.
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They decided to try for the Olympics, adopting the slogan "Trio to Rio" to give shape to their hopes of all three competing in the Olympics.
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According to state rules, he will be too old to try for his twice-lost job again in the election of 2019 (he is now 69).
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RHP Logan Verrett will try for his first win in over two months Wednesday when he faces the Cardinals for the first time in his career.
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And that gave me the self-confidence to do that myself – to not try for it to be right, but to make it expressive of something.
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Minnesota and Oklahoma City already played one instant classic in the last week and will try for another when the Thunder visit the Timberwolves on Friday.
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After a quick introduction, I jumped straight into something I've wanted to try for a while: Everest, an incredibly detailed rendering of the world's tallest mountain.
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If you can anticipate when your opponent will try for a clear to reset your progress, you can hold back just enough resources to rebuild quickly.
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ET as the Dow Jones industrial average and S&P 21.8 looked to try for their first three-day win streak of the year so far.
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House lawmakers may try for a third time this afternoon to mute the conservative GOP naysayers in order to achieve unanimous consent to pass the measure.
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Dimitrov played with remarkable discipline and attention to detail, reining in his tendency to try for a flashy winner in favor of playing higher-percentage shots.
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I watched her live the life of a playwright-mother, and seeing her do it gave me the courage to try for a similar life myself.
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The Galactic Cap, a polyurethane number that covers only the tip and attaches with medical adhesive, hasn't been tested nearly enough to try for F.D.A. approval.
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We deliberately chose phrases where that starting word had a different meaning than that hinted at by the revealer, to try for that nice "Aha!" moment.
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I wore the bracelet every night while sleeping and Ava told us which five days were the best days to try for a baby each month.
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So Kate turns to her cousin's abandoned lair and gives his superhero suit a try for herself so she can take on bad guys in secret.
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He received a climbing permit two months ago after Nepal's Supreme Court issued an interim order that allowed double amputee climbers to try for Everest's summit.
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The Minnesota Timberwolves will try for a second time this season to string together three straight wins when they visit the New Orleans Pelicans on Wednesday.
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The Kansas City Royals will try for their sixth straight series win when they cap a three-game set at the Detroit Tigers on Thursday afternoon.
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"This is a data point about what can happen when you try for a policy that is easy for the average Floridian to understand," Perez said.
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Here are five you can try for free, but if you get hooked (which is not a bad thing), you'll have to drop a few dollars.
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The hotel chain also offers its cookie dough to the public—that is if you're feeling adventurous enough to try for their level of perfection at home.
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The new rule insists that an individual must have sought asylum in that third country, and been rejected, before moving on to try for sanctuary in America.
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One perk of having to try for longer than the couple — who famously competed against each other on Dancing with the Stars' 21st season — thought they would?
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When Mallory's new lungs became reinfected with B. cepacia, Mallory's parents pushed her doctors to consider an experimental treatment they'd wanted to try for years: phage therapy.
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Many young couples told BuzzFeed News that they were inspired by other viral tweets in the same genre, so they thought to try for their own relationships.
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The Bixby Home screen, which appears when you press the button, is yet another riff on the Google Now concept that we've seen manufacturers try for years.
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Buffalo (5-2) will try for its fifth win in six games in a Thursday night matchup against the New York Jets (196-5) at MetLife Stadium.
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The first three chapters of the game are available for anyone to try for free, but you'll have to pay $6.99 to get the rest of it.
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"I don't think we can go for fifth every time, that's a little bit high, but I think we will try for points every time," said Steiner.
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I may have a view about that journey, I may have a critical outlook to the journey, but I definitely try for it to be a journey.
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The Pirates (11-12) have won a season-best four games in a row and will try for a three-game sweep against the Marlins on Sunday.
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While most of us don't have the means to jump right into a bid for Congress, anyone can try for the town council or local school board.
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After Dodgers pitching coach Rick Honeycutt told Kershaw that the plan was for Jansen to try for a three-inning save, Kershaw offered his services to Roberts.
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After losing the first two games of their first-round series against Washington, they have won seven of eight and will try for the sweep Friday night.
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But you could try, for example, to find other colleagues who have had similar experiences with them and then communicate these issues together in a team meeting.
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His previous profile picture was a photo of himself pointing at the sky after scoring a try for the New South Wales Waratahs, his Super Rugby club.
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At the home of golf I wanted to try and give that putt on the last a try for 59 and just came up a bit shy.
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The prime minister admitted Monday that she doesn't have enough support to get her deal through Parliament right now — though she's likely to try for a third vote.
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This is probably not something you'll want to keep installed on your computer, but it's an intriguing project nonetheless and amusing to try for just a few moments.
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They found good company with the dozens of tourists and Roosevelt Island locals who picked the wrong day to try for a leisurely stroll through the park. 3.
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The child thought the new kitten, who was born an orange-ish color, resembled Tartar sauce, something her mom had made her recently try for the first time.
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During one particularly slow summer a few years ago, there were fewer gig jobs available, so Polenz decided to give a block grabber a try for a video.
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Consider it an update on the all-pink makeup trend, a must-try for Valentine's Day, or a surefire way to zap yourself out of a makeup rut.
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A try for a two-point conversion failed, leaving Los Angeles down 14-12 before Kansas City tacked on a field goal for a 17-12 halftime margin.
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According to sex experts, the coital alignment technique is the best sex position to try for clitoral stimulation — and it can possibly lead to having multiple, simultaneous orgasms.
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As Harry Potter fans know, Felix Felicis is a very special potion, one that confers luck onto the drinker and success in everything they try for a time.
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All this talk of weed might have you wondering: If my relatives ask me who much they should try for the first time, what do I tell them?
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There is one thing that President Obama could try for — a deal with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia to cut the supply of weapons to both sides.
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Clubs that were recently involved in a blockbuster three-team trade meet Saturday when the Nashville Predators try for their eighth straight victory over the visiting Colorado Avalanche.
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Once a week (at least we try for that) Laila sleeps at her grandparents' house, and I'll go out to dinner with friends or Luke if he's off.
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She is still teaching a course online as an adjunct, but does not think she will return full time to academia or try for a tenure-track position.
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"The difference between me and Boris is that I would try for a deal," said Foreign Minister Jeremy Hunt, who is placed third favorite in the leadership contest.
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" And The Times Editorial Board calls her "probably the right person" to try for the muddle-through option: "an old-fashioned civil servant, without ideology or overweening ambition.
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Try for returns to these intimate concerts, which feature Mozart's Flute Quartet, Nino Rota's Trio for Flute, Violin and Piano, and Ernst von Dohnanyi's Piano Quintet No. 2.
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But making his fourth and perhaps final try for the presidency, and trailing in the polls by double digits, Mr. Prabowo, 67, is pulling out all the stops.
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My last half I did in 2:33:17 and this time I want to try for 2:10 or better (one day I'll break the 2-hours!).
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YouTubers launching apps isn't anything new, but the disposable camera idea is tied directly to David B's brand, and it's one that fans want to try for themselves.
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"I think the FARC will try for a regional consolidation, using the presence and influence they have in certain provinces," said Catalina Jimenez, politics professor at Externado University.
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While McKinnon underwent IVF only after failing to get pregnant in other ways, some people are using the technique specifically to try for a baby of one gender.
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Though her turn as a singer might surprise her fans, it's something Hyland has wanted to try for a long time, according to a caption she posted on Instagram.
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The designer tells PeopleStyle that she sent "close to 20" options for Rachel to try for the premiere alone (but admits the total number Rachel considered is "a secret").
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Paste is free to try for a limited time, and costs $8 per month per user, so it's still likely going to remain an enterprise-focused service for now.
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If you can't make it to the Christmas festivities, you might want to try for the spring, when the resort is home to an equally-grandiose Easter egg display.
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Being pregnant doesn't allow for much craziness, so we decided to have a fancy brunch date at a place we've been wanting to try for a very long time.
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Do you try for a kill shot on one mech right now, at reduced odds, or do you continue to settle for higher-percentage shots distributed across more targets?
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Both are examples of looks that you may want to try for a Friday night out with your crew, but might not dare attempt to wear during the workweek.
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Even if we never make it to that barre class we've been swearing we'd try for months, we still use dry shampoo for second-day hair on the regular.
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The researchers postulated that one of the (many) reasons men dominated the upper echelons of the company is that they were willing to try for more positions than females.
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In the duo's most recent video, they headed to In-N-Out to give a lesser-known menu item a try for the first time and share their reactions.
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Kimberley Tucci and her husband are parents to two young girls, but decided to try for a third child in the hopes of adding a boy to their brood.
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Kennys Vargas doubled and scored on a single to center by Max Kepler, who went to third when first baseman Miguel Cabrera mishandled Pelfrey's pickoff try for an error.
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The Los Angeles Angels continue to enjoy success at the Rogers Centre and try for a three-game sweep in Sunday's series finale with the host Toronto Blue Jays.
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The Milwaukee Bucks have their fans chanting "Fear the Deer" as they try for their sixth victory in seven games when they host the struggling Chicago Bulls on Sunday.
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Anti-abortion Republicans in the Republican-controlled Legislature wanted Senator Nathan Dahm to try for the two-thirds vote needed in both chambers to override the Republican governor's veto.
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But the arrest highlights the fact that fundamental conflicts between the US and China are getting worse, not better, even as the sides try for a détente on trade.
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Bruce followed two singles with a sharp grounder to first, but Cabrera's try for a force at second hit the runner in the back, allowing one run to score.
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When Mr. Bannon heard later that the Reagan election night party was planned for a Los Angeles hotel, the Century Plaza, he worked the phones to try for tickets.
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Based on his friendship with Van Wagenen, Wilpon asked him for candidates, and the conversation soon flipped to Wilpon's suggesting that Van Wagenen should try for the job himself.
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We were going to try for the festival last year, but that ended up being a little too tight with budget and timing so we decided on this year.
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Wales closed the gap immediately after the break through Justin Tipuric but England remained in charge, landing further penalties and then a third try for Tuilagi after an hour.
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YouTubers and influencers launching apps isn't anything new, but Dobrik's disposable camera idea is tied directly to his brand, and it's one that fans want to try for themselves.
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Browse the site for inspiration for tonight or later in the week, and save the recipes you want to try for when you're in the mood to try them.
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I go to the store next door that sells all sorts of home goods and I buy an essential oil burner, something I've wanted to try for a while.
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Schumer said Trump agreed to try for a four- or five-day government stopgap spending measure to give him and congressional leaders just enough time to reach a deal.
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But why would a Russian lawyer resort to a sleazy-sounding trick to get a meeting about a humanitarian topic, and why would she try for Donald Trump Jr.?
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Canning and her husband, USMC Lieutenant Colonel Tony Bancroft, were already parents to five daughters and had turned to in vitro fertilization after wanting to try for one more baby.
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That, added to a typical surge in recruiting budgets at the start of the year, means that now could be an opportune time to try for your next career move.
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By fasting for 111 days, I hope to inspire others to give it a try for as many days as they can~Just 3 days will reset your immune system!
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"I had wanted to try for a girl and so that went through my head," she said of the moments right after she and Lowe learned they are expecting again.
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A gospel choir sang about salvation, a fitting choice for a candidate who is counting on this state's large black electorate to save his third try for the White House.
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There's no indication as to when Valve's game streaming service will exit beta or if it will have additional features, but it's out there for you to try for free.
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The San Antonio Spurs will try for a second day in a row to secure their NBA-record 20th straight winning season when they visit the Indiana Pacers on Monday.
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She decided that it made more sense to stay off of it for now, since she and her husband decided to try for a baby in about a year, anyway.
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The New York Yankees will try for their fourth straight series win when they conclude a three-game set at Citi Field in Queens against the host Tampa Bay Rays.
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It says: first try to place an abandoned child with a relative; if that fails, try for a local adoption; and if a local family cannot be found, look overseas.
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She said they try for a 50% watch time on videos and will look at where viewers click off from the video through the data provided by YouTube's creator studio.
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We do not know whether we will achieve an agreement — but we do know that after two decades of war, the hour has come to at least try for peace.
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The wedding in question is the fifth try for Eve Wilde (Glenn Close, looking bored to the point of embalmed), an over-the-hill film star and Laurence's ex-wife.
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I'm honestly not comfortable letting out all of the emotions and insecurities that I'm feeling because part of me feels grateful that he's even willing to try for a baby.
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In his second try for governor, in 2010, Mr. Moore seemed an underfunded has-been, already rejected for the office — and perhaps not deemed to have an executive skill-set.
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With St. John's trailing by 2 points in the final seconds, Barnes Arico decided during a timeout to try for the win rather than overtime in such a challenging environment.
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" Her mom, Magaly Morales — or SuperMexican, as Malú refers to her — teaches Latino literature, wears Guadalupe earrings, and wants her daughter to "try for less punk rocker and more señorita.
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If that may not be your cup of tea, you can try for other types of ASMR videos first; such as videos that use whispering and other sounds and visuals.
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ET. This is the first time U.S. lottery players have had two opportunities to try for prizes exceeding $25.49 million, and the second time both have simultaneously topped $53 million.
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We do not know whether we will achieve an agreement -- but we do know that after two decades of war, the hour has come to at least try for peace.
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Based on a recommendation of a friend in the hotel industry, I decided to use this as an opportunity to give the Courtyard a try for a short solo trip.
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And I try for each film to immerse in the specific environment that I am trying to represent, to be sensible to the historical complexity and specificity of each context.
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We've just learned he's likely to deploy very soon and it's always possible the deployment could be extended, so we've decide to accelerate our timeline to try for a baby.
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The sets, by George Tsypin, try for a middle ground between the pictorial and the surreal, with A-frame structures suggesting chalets and boulders hovering, Magritte-like, above the stage.
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President Donald Trump urged Congress to pass "Right to Try" for terminally ill patients during his State of the Union address, and on May 30 he signed the bill into law.
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"I had wanted to try for a girl and so that went through my head," she says of the moments right after she and Lowe, 35, learned they are expecting again.
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At-home test drives are being tested in Dallas and Houston, where a dealership will bring you the Lincoln of your choice to try for up to 48 hours before purchasing.
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Hulu did give 4K support a try for a while on its original shows for select devices like the Xbox One S, but it quietly killed the feature in June 2018.
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And now, it just came out with a brand new flavor that is making us want to give the snack cake another try for the first time in a long time.
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But, the case against Kerry running again -- for himself and for the party -- is still considerably stronger than the case for him to try for the brass ring a second time.
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If the fishy funk of kimchi isn't your thing, give a mango pickle in the South Indian style a try for something you'll inevitably end up putting on just about everything.
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Later, the duo try for "most leapfrogs in 30 seconds" and the whole thing ends, bizarrely, with Desiigner performing "Tiimmy Turner" (remember that one?) in a replica of the Oval Office.
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"I have a pact with a group of friends: If we're ever in the same country, and if it's at all reasonable, we have to try for it," Mr. Lefferts said.
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But "most women are advised to try for another pregnancy when they feel physically and mentally ready," says Sohinee Bhattacharya, a senior lecturer in Obstetric Epidemiology at the University of Aberdeen.
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Try, for example, a dinner of chicken thighs slowly pan-roasted in a lot of olive oil, with a few cloves of garlic and a bunch of rosemary to scent them.
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While Mr. Stewart's nomination for Senate was his third try for statewide office in five years — he ran for lieutenant governor in 2013 — he has found more success in local politics.
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The Mets will try for a much-needed victory when they host the Washington Nationals on Saturday in the continuation of a three-game series between the National League East rivals.
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U.S. stock futures were slightly lower this morning as the Dow and S&P 500 try for a third straight day of gains at the beginning of this holiday-shortened trading week.
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Since retiring in April 2016, Bryant told Extra his life is now "all about family and work" — and with three young girls in the house, the couple might try for a boy.
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Try for 36-month financing, instead of the more common 60-month payment period, to secure more favorable terms, according to Erin Klepaski, the executive director of strategic alliances at Ally Financial.
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But the world champion would not be drawn on whether she might be tempted to try for a third in Tokyo in 2020, even if her age would surely be against her.
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Read these stories next: 16 Two-Tone Looks To Try For SpringAlexa Chung's New Collection, Told Through Virginia Woolf Quotes You Can Now Shop All Of J.Crew's Timeless Classics In One Place
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Independent exploration and production companies have historically been willing to take on the country's riskier oil plays, operating with skinny profit margins and applying new technology to try for potentially huge payoffs.
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At the very least I'll try for eight hours a night, so I'll set a couple alarms on my phone for when I should start getting ready for bed because I'm forgetful.
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She describes how, in curling, a skilful player may have to bow to the team's interest and take a boringly safe shot, rather than "have a showtime" and try for personal glory.
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Sources close to Chris say it's hard to believe Chloe would try for months to get back with him if she was being emotionally and sexually abused, as she claimed last week.
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Its run is sold out too, although fans anxious to see The Boss in the critically acclaimed show can try for partial/restricted view seats in a daily $75 digital ticket lottery.
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"It's definitely a sore subject," said Haley Anderson, who won the silver medal in the open-water 10,000-meter race at the London Olympics and will try for gold again in Rio.
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The San Francisco Giants will try for their first three-game winning streak in over two months when they continue a three-game interleague series at the Chicago White Sox on Saturday.
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Hale and McPherson's arrangements, anchored by a group of intricately harmonized background singers (all of whom double as actors) and a small band, try for a similar effect, and sometimes get close.
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After Courtney Ramey of Texas missed a 3-point try for Texas with 40 seconds to play, VCU's Jenkins missed a jumper with 10 seconds left, giving the Longhorns one more chance.
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Julio Urias had come out to try for a second inning of relief, but Boston's first batter, Andrew Benintendi, hit a ground-rule double to left that sent the young reliever packing.
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"We do not know whether we will achieve an agreement - but we do know that after two decades of war, the hour has come to at least try for peace," Trump said.
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I awoke at 8 am on a Saturday morning to trek across the city by Uber to beat the bulk of the Saturday brunch crowd and give Plow a try for myself.
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After six terrifying seasons of murder, sexual assault, imprisonment, and a series of other traumas, Anna and Mr. Bates were finally able to settle down in their marriage and try for children.
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Kristaps Porzingis seems to be heating back up for the New York Knicks, who will try for a rare road win when they head to Brooklyn to meet the Nets on Thursday.
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Blowing up some Syrian regime airfields didn't have a lasting effect the last time, and it would be too risky to try for a bigger response with a different outcome this time.
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So, I decided to try for a "Hail Mary" and bring out something I have been advocating for since I was mayor of Philadelphia and headed up an organization called Rebuild America.
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A Bronx Tale isn't trying to draw a direct parallel between its mob boss and the new president-elect, but it doesn't have to try for the parallel to be glaring anyway.
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The Cardinals will try for a second straight win over the Cubs – and their seventh consecutive road victory – when the rivals square off Tuesday in the middle contest of their three-game series.
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The Dallas Stars are beginning to build some momentum after an injury-aided slow start and try for their 11th straight victory over Vancouver when they visit the struggling Canucks on Sunday afternoon.
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The Cardinals overpowered Kansas City in the first half of their four-game, home-and-home series and now will host the Royals when they try for the fifth consecutive victory on Wednesday.
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Ahead, you'll find a trend to try for every day in December — and for those who want a challenge lite, we've called out a few editors' picks worthy of a weekly switch-up.
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Clearly, the love is just flowing and flowing in this family, so if there was ever a good time to try for the umpteenth time to become best friend with Kim, it's now.
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The model and cookbook author has been vocal about wanting to try for a second child in the past, and she's been dropping hints about Luna getting a sibling for a while now.
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There ovulation trackers modeled after Fitbits, sleep sensors that tell women when to try for a baby, and mail-order tests that offer the answers to their fertility for a prick of blood.
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The surging Houston Astros resume their six-game road trip Tuesday, when they try for their seventh consecutive victory over the Los Angeles Angels in the middle contest of a three-game series.
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Georgia Tech drove to the 6, but opted to try for a first down on fourth-and 12 and came up short, sending the Yellow Jackets to halftime with a 21-10 lead.
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It is a simple but revolutionary realization: if schools actively try for alternatives to suspension and expulsion, the culture can change and all kids can reap the benefits of staying in the classroom.
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I'd been offered a two-book deal, but decided to only sign for one, in the hopes that I could somehow garner better sales and try for a higher advance the next time.
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Parties in this era recruited and bolstered ambitious politicians who checked presidential power in a very Madisonian way — with their own desire to move up the political ladder and try for executive office.
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With the game in Green Bay, the Bills should try for the same formula of pressuring the quarterback and letting Josh Allen take care of the rest, but that's easier said than done.
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My coach has told our training group that it's a tough time for a lot of people and to try for at least 20 minutes a day rather than not running at all.
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But it's all fake: the "news" article, the website, and the additional claim that this star has, for example, discovered an amazing new skin cream that you can try for a small fee.
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Eight weeks later and The Rise of Skywalker is out, a very profitable hot mess, and The Mandalorian concludes its first season with a finale that doesn't try for much, but also rocks.
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The result of this chocolate-and-peanut-butter combination is Yoga of Bass' Sound Healing event, an experience that I—as a modest meditator and serious bass head—had to try for myself.
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My guess is that if Sanders does make it to the White House, he'll quickly find that he can't deliver on his grand vision, and will eventually try for a less purist alternative.
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If you don't want to spend millions, or even hundreds of thousands, you can try for a reality TV contestant; Sarah says an X Factor or Idol finalist might command a mere $80,000 fee.
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While I did notice a change in my own energy levels and skin by the end of the week, there were some foods I didn't try for long enough to see the health benefits.
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Alysheba, who had only one previous career victory, recovered and won, then went on to win the Preakness to set up a try for the Triple Crown, but it finished fourth in the Belmont.
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I finally had to break down and buy an Amazon Echo to try for myself because I had heard and seen so many people talk it up in ways I just didn't find compelling.
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Kickoffs look a lot different, and there's no kicking for an extra point after a touchdown (instead, teams can try for one, two, or three extra points by running plays from various yard lines).
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It all got started in the closing seconds of the Jayhawks' 81-60 win ... when K. State's DaJuan Gordon stripped the ball from Kansas' Silvio De Sousa to try for a last-second bucket.
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If you made a New Year's resolution to read more books or you're going to try for family reading time, you can allow e-readers, but you might keep other screens at a distance.
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Justin Upton, who was intentionally walked following Martinez's two-out double, saw the ball rolling into the outfield and reacted as though he thought Martinez was going to try for the go-ahead run.
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By the time the credits roll on "Landing Gear," Jess has realized that she's still in love with Nick at the same time that Nick decides to try for a real relationship with Reagan.
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For all of the doors opened and opportunities that followed for Notaro in the wake of the now-famous set, the comedian says she has no plans to try for an even more groundbreaking performance.
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We just reformed the V.A. Look at what we did last week alone, right to try for those sick individuals being able to have a new medication that hasn&apost been approved yet. Dodd-Frank.
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The team decided to try for a smaller planet, but one that was orbiting a bright star to make it easier to distinguish the atmosphere of the planet from the elements in its parent star.
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A user under the name of Eyeburr52 confided to the Reddit community in a post Tuesday night, describing a situation in which her husband wants to try for a baby — even though she isn't ready.
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UK guidelines state that a couple needs to try for three years or have a physical fertility problem in order to receive National Institute for Health (NIH) and Care Excellence funding, according to the NIH.
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The study allowed for the daily dose to be adjusted upward - up to 20 milligrams per day for men and 12 mg for women - to try for maximal alleviation of nightmares without serious adverse effects.
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The situation in this case was family friend Kim Kardashian being mocked for expressing her desire to try for a third baby in a preview for this week's episode of Keeping Up With the Kardashians.
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We may eventually try for a biological baby, but we both know we have a lot of love to give and would like to care for a child who is already here and needs love.
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The Los Angeles Dodgers try for a three-game sweep and their ninth straight victory over the visiting Cincinnati Reds on Wednesday and could have an extra-motivated player on their hands in Yasiel Puig.
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"The difference between me and Boris is that I would try for a deal," said Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt said in a Channel 4 television debate, where Johnson's absence was marked by an empty lectern.
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Try, for example, Itamar Srulovich and Sarit Packer's pistachio buns; Luisa Weiss's Sacher torte; Dorie Greenspan's semolina cookies; Genevieve Ko's raisin-pecan crackers; Ana Sortun and Maura Kilpatrick's tahini cookies; and Irvin Lin's strawberry blondies.
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But as hard as Putin may try for sanctions relief, removing them is no longer in Trump's power since their codification into law under CAATSA, said Christopher Granville, Russia expert and director at TS Lombard.
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Perry's plans after leaving the Energy Department were not immediately known, but the 69-year-old has ruled out another try for the White House after running unsuccessfully in the 2012 and 2016 Republican primaries.
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The most recently announced example of this is the Vive Focus Plus, a self-contained headset that HTC first revealed last week, and which we were able to try for ourselves at Mobile World Congress 2019.
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Isn't it funny how when you try for months to get together with old friends, something always seems to come up, but on a random day, at a spur-of-the-moment time, everyone can attend?
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But I missed acting so much that I decided to try for a random audition, which was for the role of Flaca on Orange Is The New Black, a Latina chick who listens to The Smiths.
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Those lessons, clearly visible from Sanders's own career, are that big change is hard and if you try for it you are likely to lose, but just because you lost is no reason to give up.
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"When asked if she would try for a fifth time in her home country at Tokyo 2020 she said, "I want to enjoy this medal now and I will think about that when I return home.
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The Detroit Tigers are off to a 6-2 start as they try for a three-game sweep of the Minnesota Twins on Thursday and one of the best hitters in baseball history is barely contributing.
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Over the past decade, relations between the two groups have improved markedly, but the "no" vote outcome was well below some early polls, which could encourage nationalists to try for a new referendum in coming years.
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David Tanis, meanwhile, has three new recipes for you to try: for mashed eggplant with capers, scallions and parsley; for cucumbers with feta, mint and sumac; and zucchini and cherry tomatoes with a red-pepper dressing.
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"But knowing what we know now about how many eye injuries occur during sports, especially youth sports," he said, "let's try for a cultural shift and convince the kids they look really good wearing those glasses."
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Chef Christopher Thé initially made the cake as a one-off for a friend's wedding more than a decade ago, and it has now become an Instagram sensation and a must-try for visitors to Sydney.
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If they aren't able to reach a deal in the morning, McConnell has vowed to hold a vote after the Senate comes in at noon to try for a second time to advance the stimulus package.
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In 1997, he made his first try for City Hall, assailing the "tale of two cities" created by Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani; he came in third in the Democratic primary, garnering 21 percent of the vote.
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Since the extra point had become superfluous, the rule makers should have awarded 7 points for a touchdown, with the scoring team having the option to take 6 points instead and try for a 2-point conversion.
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Before I put them away, I Instagrammed my zero-waste, nontoxic cleaning supplies and received a barrage of questions from my friends eager to try for themselves what might be the most attractive cleaning system ever made.
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Erlin then retired Jake Marisnick on a fly to center and struck out George Springer after the World Series hero's try for a game-winning double off the wall in left was foul by about a foot.
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Talks about bringing Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer back to meet with Trump could signal another push from the White House to try for a deal, after the President's attempt to float one unilaterally fizzled.
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History books often focus more on broad themes and leave out the stories of everyday people, but newspapers sometimes try for a more personal approach by collecting readers' responses to major events or capturing reporters' personal impressions.
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Judges have so far seemed split on these cases: While most have sided with the person who doesn't want to become a parent, a few have ruled that somebody's wish to try for a child trumps that concern.
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This site also lets you pick two deluxe samples with your order, so I pick a mini FixMySkin Healing Balm and a small tube of SkinMedica Total Defense, both things I've been wanting to try for ages. Score!
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From the user's point of view, they'll experience a monolithic list of organically sorted apps they can browse and try for free: no gatekeeping, no preferential treatment and transparently open to every developer who connects to the API.
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"I don't think there's anything less attractive than a man over-dyeing things on his face, so I'm going to try, for as long as I can, to age as my male forefathers before me," says the star.
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According to Von Bidder, the Bachelor connection was somewhat organic at first: the Ava team knew Jade Tolbert's people, and they knew she was trying to get pregnant, so they sent her a bracelet to try for free.
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It did not look like he got quite all of it—Judge certainly didn't think so after making contact—but Melky tracked the ball all the way back to the wall and made a leaping try for it.
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The Rangers just got done picking off one AL East team and will try for another when they open a 10-game road trip by visiting the New York Yankees on Monday for the first of four contests.
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Only through the daily pain, grit, labour, and conscious effort of daily construction might we, just possibly, remember that our war memorials are to remind us to try for peace, at all times and in any way possible.
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Though both speak highly of each other, they have little personally in common, a fact that contributed to Eggman's decision months ago to complicate Harder's run and try for a chance to challenge Denham for a third time.
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Analysts are divided over whether it will be a lucky fourth try for China mainland stocks, but what is clear is that their inclusion would present opportunities and access for international investors who want to trade those stocks.
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James Shields makes his first start in more than two months Sunday when the visiting Chicago White Sox try for their 10th victory in the last 11 meetings and a three-game sweep over the Toronto Blue Jays.
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However, Macron decided ahead of the meeting not to try for a communique after last year's quarrel, and in the end France issued a terse one-page summit statement that mentioned trade, Iran, Libya, Ukraine and Hong Kong.
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Instead, it looks like the company used the version of TestFairy anyone can try for free, which deletes any app data after 30 days and limits the number of test users that can access the app to 200.
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On January 9, Iran&aposs state-run news media reported that Alizadeh had defected to the Netherlands, where she plans to still try for the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo with a different country&aposs team, according to RadioFreeEurope.
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Despite having quit tobacco use decades ago, to try for the full incentive, I have to provide a blood sample for testing for cotinine, the chemical that proves to my employer that I am not a tobacco user.
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As Seattle continues pursuing Texas and Houston in the American League West, it appears the offense is ready to do its part as the Mariners try for a three-game sweep of the Blue Jays in Toronto on Sunday.
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The question for progressives — a question that is now central to the Democratic primary — is whether these failings mean that they should re-litigate their own biggest political success in almost half a century, and try for something better.
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But, damn, sometimes a girl would rather just get up and eat eggs on a Sunday than try for The Big O. When Jake wasn't around, I got into the habit of using my Liv before bed to unwind.
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ABOUT USC (1-0): The Trojans will try for the same type of balance as Stanford, but quarterback Sam Darnold and running back Ronald Jones II need to avoid looking desperate for their first career win against the Cardinal.
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Many of the young supporters are beneficiaries of Try for Change, an England Rugby program which uses the power of rugby as a force for good to improve the lives of disadvantaged people in England and across the world.
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Strahan got his first big shot at 17, when his father, a major in the Army, who was stationed in Mannheim, Germany, sent his son to live with his uncle in Houston and try for a college football scholarship.
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Doctors will often encourage women to try for a vaginal birth if both babies are positioned head-down, says Robyn Horsager-Boehrer, MD, professor of obstetrics and gynecology at UT Southwestern Medical Center and a mom of twins herself.
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Fullback Stuart Hogg was Scotland's star, scoring its first try, landing a 55-meter penalty goal and creating its decisive third try for wing Tim Visser with a deft deflection of a long pass from scrum-half Greig Laidlaw'.
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Still, McConnell has said that he will delay the Senate's August recess, if necessary, to try for another vote on something: repeal, replace, or a thrown-together bill to be named later; his zigzagging mirrors that of the President.
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When Andrea Canning and her husband, USMC Lieutenant Colonel Tony Bancroft, decided to try for just one more baby in hopes of adding a son to their family of five daughters, they envisioned it going much like her previous pregnancies.
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For those who can't go phone-less for weeks, they may opt to keep their Note 7 despite the risk of an overheating battery, try for a temporary replacement or be forced to downgrade to a smaller, less advanced model.
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Ben Bishop likely will try for his third straight win after Andre Vasilevskiy turned aside 37 shots in a remarkable performance on Friday that left Tampa Bay five points out of the second wild-card spot in the jammed East.
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Between thousands for broker's fees and hundreds or more to transfer your stuff, the start-up costs of a new place are so high that relocating isn't something you easily can try for a year to see if you like it.
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If this hatred of my body is such a long-standing prejudice that I would try for 10 years to beat myself into a more favorable form, then isn't a ceasefire a good step on the path to a peace treaty?
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But that's what happens when you achieve something great and then try for the rest of your life to emulate it; you end up crushing and debasing your magnum opus, until it's unrecognizable in the face of your immense, newfound vanity.
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While having a daughter versus a son used to make American parents more likely to keep having children, theoretically to try for a son, now the opposite is true: Having a daughter makes it less likely that they keep having children.
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Then I tried Batman: Arkham VR because it's at the top of the list of games Sony suggested we try for free and because in general the company has pushed it as a great example of what PSVR can do.
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Opinion Columnist After watching Bernie Sanders try, for at least the second time, to defend himself as a "democratic socialist" by defining "democratic socialism" as something that is not actually socialism, I'm struggling to understand the purpose of it all.
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Collins decided to let Montero try for a shutout — he had never gone more than seven and a third innings — but the Reds loaded the bases with one out in the ninth on two hits and an intentional walk to Votto.
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Hunt, who voted to stay in the EU in the 2016 referendum but now accepts Brexit, said he would try for a new agreement that would take Britain out of the EU customs union while "respecting legitimate concerns" around the Irish border.
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Gou, 69, said recently that he would step back from the helm of Foxconn, which is a major supplier for a slew of electronic giants including Apple, to try for a run at becoming Taiwan's next president in an election next January.
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Arizona and St. Louis are 1-2 in the majors in home runs after hitting five apiece in the first three contests of their four-game set, which concludes Thursday as the Cardinals try for a series victory against the host Diamondbacks.
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"Freak" is the word most commonly used to describe his physical abilities, and last month he reached into the skies above Eden Park to gather in a crosskick and claim his 60th try for the New South Wales Waratahs — a Super Rugby record.
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Many other things people try for back pain - like braces, special mattresses and custom footwear - haven't been found to help like exercise has, noted Julie Fritz, a researcher at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City who wasn't involved in the review.
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Discussions are expected to continue in early April but at a lower level than ambassadors, to try for a compromise at EU foreign ministers' meeting in Luxembourg on April 16, the last formal gathering on the EU agenda before Trump's May deadline.
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I need to know that people try for years, that they give up, that they maybe try again, that they go through hell and that they're still going, still living a life, whether they've added a new person to it or not.
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"We do not know whether we will achieve an agreement," Trump said in his State of the Union address to Congress last week, "but we do know that after two decades of war, the hour has come to at least try for peace."
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The Rams have proven time and time again that they aren&apost afraid to try for a fake even deep in their own territory, but McVay&aposs reaction made clear that it was a play he&aposd like back this time around.
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With a scheduling logjam pushing matches past midnight for a second successive day, Australia won both their singles against Belgium to seal a quarter-final clash against Canada but had little motivation to try for a sweep in the early hours of Thursday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said in his State of the Union address to the U.S. Congress on Tuesday that he wants lawmakers to support the "right to try" for terminally ill patients to try experimental therapies not approved by federal authorities.
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Klobuchar, the senator from Minnesota, has had the rockiest introduction, starting with a widely watched interview with Telemundo in which she repeatedly failed to name the current president of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, a leftist elected on his third try for the office.
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Oregon's five-game losing streak - its longest since 1996 - has something to do with inconsistent freshman quarterbacks but much more so with a porous defense as the Ducks try for their 10th straight victory over visiting Arizona State in a Pac-12 matchup on Saturday.
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Read MoreSantoli: Battle-scarred bull market turns 7 If headline inflation were to break decisively above 2 percent, it could tilt the Fed-watching debate toward those who believe Chair Janet Yellen is inclined to try for a couple more rate increases this year.
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Third baseman Sean Rodriguez handled a soft grounder by Braun in the next at-bat, but rather than step on the bag in an attempt to try for a double play, he began to chase the oncoming runner before throwing home for one out.
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In an effort to encourage the local couples to try for a boy, the town's mayor, Rajmund Frischko, is offering a reward for the next couple who has a boy, though he wouldn't specify what exactly that reward would entail, The First News reported.
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Many of our tougher themes have seemed to develop almost instantaneously, but when we sat down and decided to try for an early-week publication, it took us several hours of rejected ideas and general head-scratching to come up with this one theme.
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Matt Barkley completed two passes that would have put the Bears in position to try for a tying field goal in the final minute, but both were negated by penalties, and Chicago turned the ball over on downs at the Detroit 44-yard line.
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Oklahoma State has been looking for someone to fill the scoring void opened up by the injury to Phil Forte, and Jeff Newberry will try for a second straight big game Tuesday when the Cowboys visit No. 25 Baylor in a Big 12 game.
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The Blue Jackets fell to 1-3-0 since the run after Tuesday's 5-3 loss at Carolina but will try for a three-game sweep against the desperate Lightning, who will retire the No. 26 of Martin St. Louis in a ceremony before the contest.
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"For the dollar to make a try for 112 yen, you'd like to see some type of positive news out of the United States and an easing in North Korea-related tensions," said Satoshi Okagawa, senior global markets analyst for Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation in Singapore.
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Fowler led off Friday's contest with a home run and finished with three hits and three RBIs in his first game back, and he and the Cubs will try for an encore performance when they continue their three-game road series against the Milwaukee Brewers on Saturday.
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FROM COINAGE: The Crazy Cost of a Lifetime of Beauty Whether you're looking for fun products to try for Coachella, want to incorporate some green beauty products into your routine or just love a good sale, check out our picks from Tarte below that won't disappoint.
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Less than 24 hours after rallying for a victory to even the three-game series and end a five-game slide, the Oakland Athletics try for back-to-back wins when they host the rubber match of their set against the visiting Minnesota Twins on Sunday.
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A dispute has been brewing for days between Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador and Bolivia's interim leaders over Mexico's granting of asylum in its diplomatic facilities in La Paz to nine people, including allies of Morales who Bolivia wants to try for sedition and armed revolt.
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It has suggested the "best possible" access to the single market (it would hardly try for the "worst possible" deal) but it has insisted that it will not comply with the other rules of membership such as being subject to the rulings of the European Court of Justice.
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Humiliated, Gingrich initially didn't want to try for reform again, DeParle reports, until Jimmy Hayes, a House member who switched in 212011 from the Democrats to Republicans, told him that forcing Clinton to veto or sign a standalone welfare bill would put the Democrats in a deep political bind.
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Even in the highly polarized climate of Barack Obama's second term, Congress enacted a comprehensive overhaul of federal K-12 education policy, and Trump's lack of deep personal or institutional ties to the Republican Party make it relatively likely that he will at least try for some compromises.
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From polished updo accents to the beachy boho milkmaid vibe (á la a summer-perfect Kate Bosworth), click on for the French-braid looks we're inspired to try for summer 2019 — any of which will get you to that idyllic summer night as fast as your arm muscles allow.
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To find out how smart you really are While finding out your IQ is typically something you have to pay for and sit down to take to get a truly accurate score, there are some great, fairly reliable resources out there to try for fun and for reference. 5.
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The Grammy winner, 42, spent all season on RHOA trying to convince husband Todd Tucker to use a surrogate to try for another child, a decision she came to after a high-risk pregnancy with their son Ace, 3, and her history with fibroids — noncancerous growths in the uterus.
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In response, David Cumming, head of equities at Standard Life Investments, the fund arm of insurer Standard Life, which is one of the biggest shareholders with a roughly 7 percent stake in Premier, said he wanted the company to reengage with McCormick to try for a higher bid.
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Britain will exit the EU's vast internal market for goods and services and will instead try for a "bold and ambitious" free trade agreement (FTA), rejecting the kind of arrangements some other European countries, such as Norway and Switzerland, have for trade with the world's biggest economic region.
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"Right now, there is a disconnect between the goal of the agreement—to keep warming below 2 degrees and possibly try for 1.5 degrees—and the climate change commitments countries have put forward," Kelly Levin, senior associate for the climate program at the World Resources Institute, told VICE.
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He's been in the House for 14 years, led the DCCC for two cycles, served as House Democrats' leading voice on budget issues, and was widely considered a likely successor to Nancy Pelosi as a future speaker or minority leader before he opted to try for the Senate.
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" Sister Khloé Kardashian looks on with wide eyes as Kim tells the family about the procedure to remove scar tissue from her difficult previous labors, noting that the decision to try for a third baby "would still be a really high-risk pregnancy, just, like, we'd be able to get pregnant.
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Jack clumsily augments his pass with an awkward little spin move, the kind of shit he probably saw Chris Paul do in New Orleans, a rank role player backup guard shittily appropriating the steez of the beautiful ones to try, for even one second, to be included in their ranks.
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Wisconsin owns a two-game winning streak after a 66-60 victory at Penn State on Thursday and continues to receive major contributions from redshirt freshman forward Ethan Happ as the Badgers try for their 13th consecutive win at home over the Hoosiers and 14th in the last 16 overall meetings.
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It's not a first try for a console version of The Sims —developer Maxis took a clunky stab at it back in the PS2 era—but it is the first one to achieve more than a decent port that makes the game feel like more than just a solo experience.
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Nirider and Drizin are far better at explaining all of this, but let me try for the sake of enjoying some new legal info: In 1996, U.S. congress signed AEDPA (the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act), an anti-terrorist piece of legislation that changed habeas corpus procedure, into law.
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Zack Greinke was cruising with a two-hit shutout through five, but Ian Kinsler singled leading off the sixth and scored from there when second baseman Brandon Drury, who had four hits, threw wildly past second into left field in a hasty try for a double play on Alex Avila's grounder.
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RHP Chris Tillman will try for his first win since May 7, his first start of the season after opening the season on the disabled list with bursitis in his right shoulder, when he faces the Tampa Bay Rays in the opener of a three-game series at Camden Yards.
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Ms. Cheney opted to try for the House seat being vacated by Representative Cynthia M. Lummis after Ms. Cheney's 2014 Senate primary bid against Mike Enzi, the popular Republican incumbent, spurred Republican infighting and raised questions about her ties to Wyoming after spending most of her life in the Washington area.
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"Personally, when I'm using it, I tend to only try for sequences of words that come directly from the interface," Brew said, but mentioned others are more liberal, allowing for the re-shuffling of suggested words, while others take an extreme approach to use Botnik's first suggestion without any further editing.
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Yet in an unwieldy field, with two dozen Democrats straining to fit into the presidential primary's class photo, the pressure to stand out is considerable, compelling some candidates to try for a difficult balance: establishing a contrast without appearing to step on female contenders, while signaling their dedication to gender equality.
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Tonight, try "For Life," a new series on ABC produced by the rapper Curtis Jackson, better known as 50 Cent, and based on the true story of a man who was convicted on false testimony of being a drug kingpin, but learned the law and got his life sentence overturned.
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Spencer later told reporters he would try for the president's goal of 355 ships, calling it "a very nice number to look at and touch and feel," but it would not be possible to reach the number quickly under the current spending caps mandated by the 2011 Budget Control Act.
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"Wherever you go to school, you're always going to have to try for yourself, " Lorenzen, founder of New York public relations firm Fifth Avenue Brands," told CNBC Make It. "But I can see now some of the places I've had advantages, and also the personal habits I've developed, by being homeschooled.
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Joseph Y. Yun, the former senior diplomat on North Korea at the State Department, said in an interview that Washington and Pyongyang could try for a "declaration-for-declaration" agreement: North Korea would declare its nuclear assets in exchange for the United States' supporting a declaration to end the Korean War.
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One of those businesses was run by the Shattucks, a family we visited who decided to go into the medical marijuana business because they saw people using it and thought it would be a good business to try for a couple of years to raise some capital to go into real estate.
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As of Sunday evening, tickets were available for some screenings of "The Lost City of Z." (Several of the other main selection titles are having encore screenings this week.) If you haven't already seen "Sieranevada," from the Romanian director Cristi Puiu ("The Death of Mr. Lazarescu"), you can try for rush tickets.
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In France and Spain, if a person has, say, a heart attack that deprives the brain of blood, emergency medical service workers try for 30 minutes or so to restart the heart, said Stuart Youngner, a bioethicist at Case Western Reserve University who was a co-author of an editorial accompanying the study.
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Genge's yellow, followed by the red for Tuilagi, eventually opened the door for Wales to make the scoreboard close with a try for Dan Biggar and a second for Tipuric, but they go into their final game against Scotland in Cardiff next week on the back of a hugely disappointing title defence.
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Six Flags claims the ride is synchronized to the graphics so it shouldn't produce any more motion sickness than a regular roller coaster, but every person is different so you'll have to try for yourself to figure out your tolerance for mixed reality while revving around in loops at some 50 miles per hour.
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In the full version of rugby, teams of fifteen compete to score the most tries (grounding the ball over the opponent's line, for five points), conversions (a kick over the posts after a try, for two points), and penalties (kicking the ball over the posts after an infraction by the opposition, for three points).
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Los Angeles and Anaheim are tied for the Pacific lead as the Kings - two-time Stanley Cup champions in the past four seasons - gun for their first division title since winning the Smythe in 1990-91 while the Ducks try for their fourth consecutive Pacific title with a game in hand on their rivals.
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But the Echo Look app is where the style comparison feature lives, where you can compare two different outfits and find out which one is "better," where you can see other clothing items to buy, and where you'll try for the life of you to figure out what it is that makes one outfit better than the other.
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This was the perfect opportunity to go to one of the restaurants we'd been meaning to try for years, so we headed to dinner at Spice Market nearby; Southeast Asian food and passionfruit sangrias led us back to our hotel's nightclub, where we met a gentleman who bought us drinks and brought us to his table.
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Prime Minister Theresa May will now try for a third time to get parliament's approval for her proposed deal on leaving the EU. Lawmakers must decide whether to back a deal they feel does not offer a clean break from the EU, or reject it and accept Brexit could be watered down or even thwarted by a long delay.
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The presidential contest will pit the 76-year old incumbent Muhammadu Buhari of the All Progressive Congress (APC), whose poor health has sparked rumors that a body double is doing his campaigning, against 72-year-old Atiku Abubakar of the People's Democratic Party (PDP), a former vice-president and businessman, on his third try for Nigeria's highest office.
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You'll go to the site to check out some pictures of entrées at a new spot you want to try for dinner, but you're met with a wall of brunch plates: French toast, omelets, and other fine foods that I'm sure are delicious but that tell me little about what a restaurant has to offer for dinner or lunch.
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"You have got to be out of your mind if you think, with the amount of time I put into the content I create, the money that goes into this equipment, the stuff that I buy to try for you guys as viewers… You've got to be out of your mind if you honestly think we should just do this for good merits and not reap any benefits," she says.
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"Listen up and I'll tell a story / About an artist growin' old / Some would try for fame and glory / Others like to watch the world" In this era of pop music, the major labels that be—and the concerningly small roster of songwriters who seem to churn out the top-10 hits year after year—have certainly perfected the formula of what makes a tune catchy or anthemic.
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