AS: I sure hope we're about to turn the corner.
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"We hope we can turn the corner here," Pompeo added.
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We're going to turn the corner and start this new phase.
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"It's really great to see her turn the corner," she said.
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That the whole country was really ready to turn the corner?
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And no, I didn't magically turn the corner on seasoning and sautéing.
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Hedge, and he'll quickly turn the corner and dart into the paint.
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I saw him turn the corner and he flashed this amazing smile.
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These projects should help Prospect-Lefferts turn the corner, Mr. Golden said.
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But then let's ask ourselves what it would take to turn the corner.
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What helped Boyce turn the corner, he said, was a conversation with God.
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Mr. Hatcher repeatedly predicted that the city was about to turn the corner.
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Once MoviePass acquires enough users, it says, the whole thing will turn the corner.
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We learned how one city has started to turn the corner on the opioids epidemic.
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We turn the corner on Rue Cadet in the 9th arrondissement to find an outdoor market.
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Once I get over this bridge, and turn the corner I've arrived and so has the party.
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Tesla, struggling to turn the corner to profitability, will report its Q3 earnings after markets close Wednesday.
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Resolving the dispute could allow the two governments to turn the corner on years of tense relations.
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I turn the corner, and sure enough I see taps set up exactly like a Cherry Berry.
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In a viral clip, the monarch appears to make a hand gesture as they turn the corner.
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I turn the corner, as I have many times before, but I don't find what I expect.
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So let's say you're wondering around the ship late at night, you turn the corner, and there's Pitbull.
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Both have the speed and athleticism to turn the corner on the handoff and finish above the rim.
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It has closed stores and hired new management and design teams as it tries to turn the corner.
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Or better yet: Start with a meal at Khao Kang, turn the corner and end with dessert here.
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While some big investors have withdrawn their money recently, others believe that his firm will turn the corner.
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You're going to be muttering fuckfuckfuck as you turn the corner, not knowing what might be around the bend.
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I turn the corner and there is the 'sick' busser stoned out of his mind with two buddies eating.
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The company has closed stores and hired new management and design teams as it tries to turn the corner.
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You're going to be muttering fuckfuckfuck as you turn the corner, not knowing what might be around the bend.
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"The White House's inability to turn the corner is turning a big problem into a major crisis," he said.
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"This time to turn the corner and get inducted, feels fantastic," keyboardist and composer Rod Argent said in a statement.
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The CEO of Dick's explains how Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson has helped his company turn the corner with Under Armour
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The case is a test of the Vatican's efforts to turn the corner on accountability after decades of abuse scandals.
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And hopefully, by the end of this year, we'll have really started to turn the corner on some of these issues.
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"We have a chance to turn the corner at Fox, and perpetuating this conspiracy theory damages our integrity," the employee continued.
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Try and trap him and he'll turn the corner, draw two defenders and still create enough space for a baseline fadeaway.
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But analysts are not yet convinced that Tesla and its chief executive, Elon Musk, will turn the corner in this quarter.
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We just have to add a couple more veterans that we feel can come in and help us turn the corner.
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"It's going to take time for manufacturing to turn the corner," said Ryan Sweet, director of real-time economics at Moody's Analytics.
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"I see this car turn the corner and start coming down the street," he said, of the moment before the car attack.
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The honks of cars sound an urban symphony as I turn the corner toward the building where my Rishikesh friends are staying.
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"I keep hoping that I'm going to find that one thing that's going to get him to turn the corner for good."
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It may look like a child playing in the snow from one angle, but if you turn the corner, there's another message.
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After staying in the basement in Year 1 of Williams's tenure, the Hokies have started to turn the corner in Year 2.
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Kuijs wrote that the situation should "turn the corner" soon as people return to work and companies catch up on lost activity.
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President Barack Obama conducted a "surge" of American military resources in Afghanistan in a bid to turn the corner on the war.
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It could undermine the stability of the European financial system and make it more difficult for the Italian banks to turn the corner.
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"I have not heard a credible 'Yes, we're losing money, but here's how we're going to turn the corner'" from Uber, Sherman says.
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But when you turn the corner of the garage, it's clear that the "snow" is actually ash emitting from a dumpster fire. Cheery!
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She doesn't, and when they turn the corner to the next room, they find something that unfortunately is commonplace in raids like this.
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Even as there are signs that the economy is beginning to turn the corner for the better, the Hispanic community is lagging behind.
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Unable to turn the corner with his left hand, LeBron then flips the screen and lets Clarkson get a step on Eric Bledsoe.
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He has the speed to turn the corner off the picks, and can finish at the rim through contact or through tight windows.
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As experts previously told me, it could take two months or more of social distancing before the US starts to turn the corner.
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He can come off the edge and turn the corner with speed and hands, or go through offensive tackles with power and leverage.
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The bottom line: "Three years ago, I thought it would be a low point and I thought we would turn the corner," Yun said.
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Here he is allowing Bradley Beal to turn the corner in a sequence that eventually leads to a wide open three for the Wizards.
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Before they turn the corner, Alice and Emily get messages from friends up ahead saying security guards are anally searching everyone on the door.
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Supply shortage forces doctor to scrape flu kits The supply shortage has jammed the gears of concerted efforts to turn the corner on testing.
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Last December, Bowles and Maccagnan were given contract extensions through 2020 as the Jets sought to turn the corner after a drastic roster overhaul.
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Moving the second-floor closet will make space for a new lift that can turn the corner and proceed upstairs, a far safer configuration.
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I don't see any so I go for a bacon one, then turn the corner and see the sweet pastries in a different case.
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I am experiencing that cold, shaky calm that happens after extended periods of anxiety as I turn the corner and watch my family disappear.
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" Berlant described the situation facing fire crews over the coming days as "challenging," but added that 60% containment "is really starting to turn the corner.
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He expects the currency to turn the corner and firm to C$1.3300 in 12 months as current strength in the economy feeds inflationary pressures.
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I remind myself that even though I may be discouraged, if I can just turn the corner, the next big thing is on the horizon.
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Left-hander Steven Matz is hoping to turn the corner from a disastrous stretch, and the same can be said for the New York Mets.
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"We might be able to have an agreement that helps us turn the corner in our economic relationship with China," Lighthizer told lawmakers in February.
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Then, at around 7, she said, she saw Mr. Mathurin, her neighbor, turn the corner from Lincoln Avenue onto Rogers Avenue, walking toward her apartment.
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Malaysian banks, which have delivered negative earnings growth for four straight years, are expected to finally turn the corner this year, the report pointed out.
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When we turn the corner onto Primrose Lane, we'll stop to admire Santa and his sleigh lit up in midair above a neighbor's front lawn.
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"You can see we're starting to turn the corner when you're not quite as ecstatic as you normally would be after a win," Gruden said.
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Clinton's campaign did provide a general statement in which she expressed pride in helping the Obama team turn the corner on certain Bush administration detainee policies.
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"The forecast is better than feared and speaks to a company that has started to turn the corner," said Daniel Ives at research firm GBH Insights.
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Those can have an impact in markets, but I think as we turn the corner on the New Year, people are getting focused on the forward.
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It's great if there's a coup de foudre and you turn the corner and you're in love, but the odds are not so great for that.
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The currency had risen all the way to $1.14485 last week after the Fed meeting and hopes the euro bloc's economy was starting to turn the corner.
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Maybe there is a generational quality to this fact, but he needs to turn the corner and atone for past comments that many have seen as racist.
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Turn the corner onto Norfolk Street and you're transported from a residential Manhattan neighborhood to a medieval-looking castle, complete with arching doorways and stone-cut facades.
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" As we started to turn the corner to final the thing, we were like "Oh, crap, this is not where it needs to be to be final.
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It will also undo much of the recently gained momentum of China's economy, which was expected to turn the corner during the first half of this year.
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Overall, while 22014 began badly for Ukraine, with defeat at the bloody battle for Debaltseve, this was a year in which its forces began to turn the corner.
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Well, she said, 'Be careful what you wish for because when I turn the corner, I'm really turning the corner and I may be more than you want.
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In the Northeast, a coalition of state leaders has been working for several years to figure out a way to turn the corner and begin cutting transport emissions.
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Though it seemed the country might turn the corner, the Ebola virus spread through Liberia in 2628, challenging a health care system weakened by years of civil war.
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"Short cable (sterling/dollar) would be the preferred vehicle to express a bearish GBP view should U.S. data begin to turn the corner," said ING strategist Viraj Patel.
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His decision is seen as a potential blow to the automaker's push to turn the corner on a scandal involving ousted former Chairman Carlos Ghosn and slumping sales.
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Hopes for power to turn the corner Wall Street hopes for signs of progress at GE Power, the maker of turbines for natural gas and coal power plants.
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It's not quite a Google Glass-style failure, but Spectacles don't appear to have helped the tech industry turn the corner on augmented reality or always-on video recording.
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IfI eat smart enough, run fast enough, and pray to the many-tentacled god of good luck hard enough, maybe my starship is just about to turn the corner.
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We're going to couple that with great messaging, becoming a louder brand, and that's really what you're going to see as you turn the corner from '19 to '20.
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Tesla is about to turn the corner, Elon Musk, the chief executive, told analysts and investors on Wednesday during a conference call after the company announced its quarterly results.
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The step-up in producer inflation, while slight, will ease deflation worries and likely add to optimism that the world's second-largest economy is starting to turn the corner.
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LG remains confident that it can turn the corner for its serially unprofitable mobile business despite the division racking up a loss of over $4103 million this year so far.
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The lack of attention from investors has led many of these companies to underperform, even though some of them pay decent dividends and have the potential to turn the corner.
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We think IBM's interest in making a big move is lack of meaningful product portfolio driven by years of cost cuts, even as services has started to turn the corner.
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When you turn the corner and face an opponent, do you take a breath and steady yourself or do you freak out and twitch your mouse all over the screen?
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The split-second confusion caused by Henson allows Middleton to turn the corner, get in the middle, and find the two-on-one advantage he was looking for all along.
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If I eat smart enough, run fast enough, and pray to the many-tentacled god of good luck hard enough, maybe my starship is just about to turn the corner.
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Since predicting at Sohn London last December the aircraft engines business would turn the corner on its series of profit warnings in recent years, the stock is nearly 12 percent higher.
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Turn the corner, and there's a stretch of empty, dug-out lots, punctuated with mailboxes or fences twisted by scorching temperatures — the only signs of the homes that once stood here.
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Turn the corner and there, in the living room, above an emerald green Aldo Tura bar cabinet, hangs the de Kooning, "Woman in Landscape V," an oil on paper from 1968.
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In his interview with Bild, however, Mr. Putin reiterated assurances he offered at a news conference in December that Russia's economy would turn the corner, despite low oil prices and Western sanctions.
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"Obviously we've seen a number of key data points kind of turn the corner over the last week and a bit," said analyst Stephen Casey of Cambridge Global Payments in New York.
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I hope to turn the corner on our public communications and want to thank Hope and Jessica Ditto and Mercy and Sarah Sanders for all that they and their team are doing.
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But in times of breakage or impending crisis, America has traditionally defaulted to a distinguished military leader to regain stability and focus and to turn the corner to a new rising era.
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You know, we've been working through 2018 to get that under control and as we turn the corner into 2019, you know we're building back into more of a premium full-price brand.
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The dramatically weak May employment report from the government may be a sign productivity is starting to turn the corner, the former chairman of President Barack Obama's Council of Economic Advisers said Friday.
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Don't ask me why, I didn't know anything about stocks at that time, but I thought, every time you turn the corner, there's a new Chock Full o'Nuts, so I kept buying stock.
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"We're still in building mode, but we like to think we're good enough right now to be able to turn the corner," said Chargers Coach Mike Corbett, who joined the program in 222.
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But many of the remaining insurers say they are starting to turn the corner, and a Standard & Poor's analysis released this month contradicted administration claims that the market was in a "death spiral."
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As you get to my age group, that's where we start to sort of turn the corner, and that vibrancy, that expectation that I'm going to change the world now, has waned a bit.
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SAO PAULO, March 6 (Reuters) - Brazilian services activity contracted at the slowest pace in two years in February, contributing to signs that Latin America's economy may soon turn the corner on a deep recession.
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He joins us this week to discuss the campaign, the coming debates, and whether Trump exploded into public consciousness just as the country was prepared to turn the corner on his brand of politics.
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He's mastered how to control timing, get low enough to turn the corner, and catch defenders off balance with shoulder fakes, hesitation dribbles, and one-handed, off-the-bounce lobs tossed a beat early.
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"As you turn the corner and pass the lighthouse, you see the Hudson River Valley and the pristine, undulating landscape in the distance," said Mr. Tinson, whose firm is also the project's master planner.
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The Blackhawks own the worst penalty-killing unit in the NHL at 72.1 percent but are starting to turn the corner by extinguishing 16-of-19 chances over the the last eight games. 1.
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At the time, they were signed to Maverick, which was a major label, so I really thought I was going to turn the corner and be a rock star, and I dropped out of college.
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And it's clear that deep unease within the Republican Party is continuing to fester, despite party officials' efforts to turn the corner with a parade of "unity" pageantry of the GOP convention two weeks ago.
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Shaig Rasuli was assured by his smugglers, who extracted $20,000 from his family of four, that his medical condition and overall quality of life would turn the corner once he'd reached the dreamland of Europe.
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But as I cautiously turn the corner, I see fireworks in the sky, a psychedelic slur of equatorial greens, reds and purples, signaling the end of the convention and the impending start of Kid Rock.
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The Federal Trade Commission's acting chairman said on Thursday it may have "finally started to turn the corner" in preventing settlements in which drugmakers pay generic rivals to delay releasing cheaper versions of brand-name drugs.
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DHFL said in a regulatory filing on Tuesday evening it would make the outstanding payment in the next few days "once the surplus cash flow position improves" and stressed it was vying to turn the corner.
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"The U.S. has shown quite a bit of resilience for a long time and to the extent that the global economy is going to turn the corner, that's good for the U.S.," said Wells Fargo's Nelson.
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It's tough enough for edge rushers to turn the corner on Gillette Stadium's slick turf, but it was downright impossible for Joey Bosa and Melvin Ingram with Brady knowing exactly where to go on every play.
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India's economy is getting back on its feet after the disruption caused by the government's efforts at "de-monetisation", and there are signs that Brazil and Russia are starting to turn the corner following deep recessions.
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FRANKFURT — Volkswagen was supposed to turn the corner this year from the shadow of a costly diesel emissions scandal, with a new emphasis on electric vehicles, a new logo and a new commitment to ethical behavior.
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A club-record seven-game home winning streak and a respectable 2-163-2 away record are indications that the Columbus Blue Jackets are starting to turn the corner on the road to the Stanley Cup playoffs.
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As we turn the corner on this short season (there are now only three episodes left!), Game of Thrones has really turned up the volume on the Targaryen-Lannister war and made a massive finale feel inevitable.
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Marlins RH Jose Urena (22-220, 23) Although Zack Greinke continued his success in the opener, Corbin is hoping to turn the corner after allowing 23 runs, 2 hits and eight homers in five starts last month.
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But once we recover from this pandemic and begin to turn the corner, we must redouble our commitment to ending religious violence and ensuring that everyone, around the globe, can pray free from fear and safe from harm.
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Recent data suggests that the Eurozone economy is starting to turn the corner, while the European Central Bank has indicated that it may consider withdrawing some of its ultra-easy monetary policy at its next meeting in September.
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Because it's Pokémon and it's communal and every now and then you turn the corner and see a man slouching over a mailbox and there at his feet is an Ekans and you think hah, yea, okay, this works.
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The step-up in producer inflation, while slight, will likely add to optimism that the world's second-largest economy is slowly starting to turn the corner, after recent surveys showed factory activity expanded for the first time in months.
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"We put every ounce of our energy into developing a product that you wanted to engage with regularly, but we weren't able to turn the corner on creating a profitable enough enterprise to support our ambitions," the company said.
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"We've been pretty stoic for, honestly, 10 months and it was just the biggest emotional release to have her ring that bell and then turn the corner and see all these people who've been there for us," she said.
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"It remains to be seen if these measures will be enough for the company to turn the corner in the coming quarters," the analysts wrote, adding that earnings could recover slightly in the second half of the company's financial year.
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"Sustained efforts to reduce the supply of heroin pouring into our country will prevent the drug from falling into the hands of new users, and, along with treatment and prevention efforts, help us turn the corner on this epidemic," Brennan said.
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The video from police body cameras showed two officers chase Clark through the dark with their flashlights and turn the corner of a house to face him in the backyard, yelling: "Show me your hands" and "gun" before they opened fire.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stock investors on Monday will be seeking to divine if the deepest weekly slide since January 2016 will continue or if the market will turn the corner after one of the most volatile five days in years.
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"We might be able to have an agreement that helps us turn the corner in our economic relationship with China," Lighthizer told the House Ways and Means Committee, warning that "there's not going to be one negotiation" that solves the dispute altogether.
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"We might be able to have an agreement that helps us turn the corner in our economic relationship with China," Lighthizer told the House Ways and Means Committee, adding that "there's not going to be one negotiation" that completely solves the issue.
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"If we can complete this effort - and again I say if ... we might be able to have an agreement that helps us turn the corner in our economic relationship with China," Lighthizer said in testimony to the U.S. House Ways and Means Committee.
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"We see a potential scenario of the segment producing high single digit comps this winter, aiding the company will turn the corner on leveraging rent and occupancy," wrote Deutsche analyst Paul Trussell, who upgraded his rating on GAP to "hold" from "sell".
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One source close to Boeing, which vies with Europe's Airbus for industry supremacy, said the company needed to turn the corner and regain its stride as it faces what is widely seen as the worst crisis in its more than 100-year history.
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The standoff comes as signs are emerging that the labor market has at last begun to turn the corner with the number of unemployed people falling by nearly 20,000 in April in a second consecutive monthly decline, the Labour Ministry said in a monthly report.
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While the 19-year-old captain blasted out of the gate with five goals and seven assists in the first eight games, it is offseason veteran acquisitions such as power forward Milan Lucic and defenseman Kris Russell that could really help Edmonton turn the corner.
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YOKOHAMA, Japan (Reuters) - The executive tasked with leading a recovery at Nissan Motor Co Ltd said he had decided to resign just weeks into his new job, a move that could disrupt the automaker's push to turn the corner on scandal and slumping sales.
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YOKOHAMA, Japan (Reuters) - The executive tasked with leading a recovery at Nissan Motor Co Ltd said he had decided to resign just weeks into his new job, a move that could disrupt the automaker's push to turn the corner on scandal and slumping sales.
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" Throughout the more than three-hour hearing — the first Democrats have held on trade since taking control of the chamber — Lighthizer told lawmakers that negotiations with Beijing are "making real progress" and "could help us turn the corner in our economic relationship with China.
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Well, we were very early, because what could be more natural than saying that if you could make dating an easier prospect than wandering down the street and think that somebody is going to turn the corner and that's going to be something interesting?
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As viewers, we want to see Eve turn the corner, tell her sexist son and ex-husband (who treat her more like furniture than a human woman) to go to hell, then lie in bed with a partner fitting of her radiant magnetism each and every episode.
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And it's not going great, as we turn the corner into April: Mr. Wu, in recent weeks, found himself debating politics over the dinner table with the only two people he was allowed to see in person, committing perhaps the prime faux pas of prolonged isolation.
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Instead of attacking Al Jefferson with a straight left-hand line drive (which he successfully pulled off earlier in the same game), here's a play where James snakes back to his right, fails to turn the corner, then settles for a contested step-back along the baseline.
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They were caught by the police thanks to the many mental notes Bengtsson took while in captivity, such as at what hours he heard the sound of the ice-cream truck turn the corner onto their street, and how long it took the kidnappers to get food from McDonald's.
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" As for U.S. production, that too was unlikely to turn the corner until oil prices stabilize in the high-$40/bbl to low-$50/bbl range and that, "in any event, the market should be able to absorb these incremental barrels over the medium term given tightening market balances.
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Nielsen's viewership measurements for Netflix aren't yet perfect, but the company has made shocking strides in just the past two years, and it will very likely turn the corner toward being as accurate for Netflix series as it is for other shows within the next 18 to 24 months.
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"The uptick in refinery runs means that the refinery maintenance season is starting to slowly come to a close and we're starting to turn the corner," said Phil Flynn, analyst at Price Futures Group Crude stocks at the Cushing, Oklahoma, delivery hub USOICC=ECI rose by 1.4 million barrels, EIA said.
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"If we can complete this effort — and again, I say' if' — and can reach a satisfactory solution to the all-important and outstanding issue of enforceability, as well as some other concerns, we might be able to have agreement that does turn the corner in our economic relationship," Lighthizer said.
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The number of business doing just that has ratcheted up with each passing year, and as the country as a whole starts to turn the corner on an economic slump, it's only a matter of time before Forbes and company are once again writing features on the booming Brazilian startup scene.
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Just when you thought it was safe to walk into a gallery and pretend to be shocked or titillated, you turn the corner and see his ludicrous portrait of art world arbiter Clement Greenberg as "Clemunteena Gweenburg" (1971), an androgynous figure simultaneously pleasuring and sodomizing him/her self with paint brushes.
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His inability to know "Well, if I want to turn the corner and leave the drug business, I can't do it seamlessly — I have to downgrade, get divorced and do certain things, etc." is an example of how he can't figure out how to get out of his own way. Right.
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"They need to give us some good direction on when they expect to turn the corner and get to profitability, and let us know what a sustainable sales and marketing level is," said Kathleen Smith, founding principal at Renaissance Capital, a research firm and manager of IPO-focused exchange-traded funds.
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Defensively, he moves his feet well for a seven-footer, and is mobile enough to utilize a couple slides to cut off dribble penetration, but he may have trouble dealing with more explosive NBA guards who can quickly turn the corner, especially as he has to defend farther away from the basket.
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"If you're passing by on one of the main streets, you look down the beginning of the alley, and you see this part of it glowing, and if you go towards it it kind of unfolds as you turn the corner and extends about 35 feet," Guinn said of the current experience.
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"After four to five years of drought in the state of California, it is refreshing to finally see us turn the corner, so to speak, and be on the right path towards improvement in all sectors of drought in the state," said Brian Fuchs, a climatologist with the National Drought Mitigation Center in Lincoln, Nebraska.
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The reason I was willing to join this slate is it had people who had the requisite skills to resolve the company's existing problems and to turn the corner, a board that could be truly committed to safety, a board that would be committed to being the state's partner in achieving its clean energy goals.
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One source close to Boeing said the company needed to turn the corner and regain its stride as it faces what is widely seen as the worst crisis in its more than 100-year history The 737 MAX has been grounded since March after two crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia killed 346 people within five months.
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"Every three to four years we are hoping that a new model will help us turn the corner ... but then after a boom we are back in furloughs or on solidarity contracts and our salary goes down by a third," said Giovanna Treccalli, a 231-year-old assembly line worker who has been with Fiat since 21.
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Vucevic has done a decent job running shooters off the line and not allowing ball handlers to turn the corner on side pick-and-rolls (something they religiously try every chance they get), but if the Magic make the playoffs—Vucevic has logged three postseason minutes in his entire career—their opponent will attack him ruthlessly over and over again.
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"We look forward to helping Mr. Cohen fulfill what he has told us is his only mission -- to tell the truth as he knows it and to turn the corner on his past life and taking ownership for his past mistakes by cooperating as best as he can with all governmental authorities in search of the truth," Monico and Spevack said.
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In a joint statement, Monico and Spevack said: "We look forward to helping Mr. Cohen fulfill what he has told us is his only mission – to tell the truth as he knows it and to turn the corner on his past life and taking ownership for his past mistakes by cooperating as best as he can with all governmental authorities in search of the truth."
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Commentary: Here's what Trump needs to do at the G20 As Donald Trump heads off to Buenos Aires for his second G20 summit, it's time for him, and for much of the world that once counted America as a firm and true partner - to turn the corner, writes David Andelman, former foreign correspondent and visiting scholar at the Center on National Security at Fordham Law School.
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"We look forward to helping Mr. Cohen fulfill what he has told us is his only mission - to tell the truth as he knows it and to turn the corner on his past life and taking ownership for his past mistakes by cooperating as best as he can with all governmental authorities in search of the truth," Monico and Spevack said in a joint statement.
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Here&aposs how the highest-paid actor in Hollywood makes and spends his millionsDwayne &aposThe Rock&apos Johnson just got married in a secret Hawaiian ceremonyThe Rock surprises fans with a first look at his DC anti-hero Black Adam who&aposs getting his own movieThe CEO of Dick&aposs explains how Dwayne &aposThe Rock&apos Johnson has helped his company turn the corner with Under Armour
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