McIntosh urged Trump to veer away from a stimulus-style package.
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"Historically, it was so cold the turtles would veer away," says Prescott.
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To be honest, I usually veer away from the terrain of self-help.
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"I'd definitely veer away from saying anything could replace a medicine fully," Longsjo says.
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Tasha: Above all else, I'd like to see them veer away from the prequel plans.
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The artist does not veer away from the essential materials: cotton paper, paintbrush, and paint.
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He said the helicopter had tried to veer away from inhabited areas to avoid civilian deaths.
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First, The Women Tell All managed to veer away from the easy route of slut-shaming Liz.
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But it also took the time to slow down and veer away from the standard sitcom fare.
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Pretty quickly you veer away from the sports doc and deal with some of the social issues.
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Transparency in funding can work, too, especially as more news organizations veer away from the advertising-funded model.
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The hurricanes would veer away at the last second and only hit us a bit, or miss completely.
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Though the town hall didn't sway HOP to veer away from any proposed changes, Reclaim Pride isn't giving up.
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The network has reoriented its programming more toward opinion and debate, encouraging some hosts to veer away from sports.
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But even that doesn't explain why the writers would make Vanessa suddenly and sharply veer away from her guiding principles.
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Most believe that economic growth just hums along until some identifiable cause makes it veer away from its "normal" course.
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Across the economy, these elements are at risk as politicians and voters veer away from open trade and free markets.
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She also must orient the plane at the right angle for launch, as well as veer away when the rocket detaches.
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They don't have to do the talk show circuit hullabaloo and, if they do, they veer away from their personal lives.
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Celebrities, on the whole, tend to veer away from the scabrous little man in much the same way that babies do.
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The aesthetic of these photos will veer away from the top-down style of food photography popularized on Instagram, Rassi said.
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But many people say they believe the storm will veer away and they plan to head inland if Dorian gets closer.
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But, portraying his tendency to veer away from truth as simply a reaction to the media coverage he gets is a reach.
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For 2628 years, Collins has been considered a moderate Republican, willing to veer away from the party's leadership when she disagrees in principle.
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Of course, some cryonicists have mentioned flying cars, artificial intelligence, and living on other planets, but most veer away from making specific predictions.
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The new parents didn't veer away from PDA on the red carpet, with Reedus planting a kiss on his girlfriend's cheek for the cameras.
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So the boats were scheduled to veer away from the coast and farther into the Persian Gulf to meet a Coast Guard refueling vessel.
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The Victor founder is betting that business will opt instead for an app based 'on demand' service as businesses veer away from commercial flying.
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Marijuana — aptly rebranded as cannabis to veer away from the stoner type — is becoming more mainstream, even moving into the luxury and wellness markets.
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Dominick Stephens, chief economist at Westpac, said markets welcomed Orr's appointment, adding that he was unlikely to veer away dramatically from the inflation target.
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But in the 1990s, as the skating landscape changed, Jessee started to veer away from the spotlight while remaining a cult hero of sorts.
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The birds circle these lights, seemingly unable to veer away, and are pulled off course, putting them at risk of deadly exhaustion or injury.
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" The Republicans concluded by suggesting the committee "veer away from this dangerous path and work together to develop common sense improvement to our ethics laws.
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No matter what, the search for Ciri continues, but I think to dismiss Yennefer is to veer away from the intentions of these characters' creator.
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Ernst's comments to CNN echo ones she made Friday night to The Washington Post, where she said both candidates should veer away from the personal attacks.
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Among the most interesting features that TikTok appears to be testing, however, are those that veer away from more recent changes that Instagram is testing itself.
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But as this shutdown dragged on for a record 35 days — and more blame got heaped onto Trump — his administration appeared to veer away from those plans.
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As with any difficult news, reactions to the diagnosis of climate change vary: Some people have lots of questions, some are angry, some want to veer away.
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The new parents didn't veer away from PDA on the red carpet, with The Boondock Saints actor planting a kiss on his girlfriend's cheek for the cameras.
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In order to be well rounded, we veer away from activities interesting to us, instead leaning toward those that show a specific kind of leadership and intellect.
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Both also veer away from narrative to chase any excuse for a riff — then swing back with prose so good you feel guilty complaining about the whiplash.
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Over the past few years, we've seen the concept of the It shoe veer away from high heels and thigh-high boots to comfortable, down-to-earth kicks.
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But how their lives remain intertwined at the same time that they veer away from each other is only one of the fascinating aspects of this hybrid memoir.
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Ms. Dann, who was 28 at the time of the abuse, did not stop acting — but she did veer away from the theater, instead doing mostly television commercials.
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The reason I tried to veer away from the role of finance and corporate greed in all this is that I think it's a potential trap for us.
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As Barry himself has tried to veer away from his number one skill (assassinating people), and clumsily at that, so Hank has tried to move towards enlightenment, albeit slowly.
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Though the idea of a "panel" is as connected to comics as the speech bubble, there's a whole subset of artists who veer away from traditional panel structure and layout.
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We could have made the decision to stick with those inclinations — to veer away from the pack and focus on areas where others were now even less likely to be.
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The dashboard video contradicted those accounts, and showed Mr. McDonald, who was clutching a knife, seeming to veer away from the police when Officer Van Dyke began firing his weapon.
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"The Tornado Auction" is only one of several stories in "Orange World" that veer away from an ending that seems all but inevitable — because in Russell's short stories nothing is inevitable.
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With the end in sight, it was able to veer away from the relationship-driven stories that caused it to founder, back toward its larger story of social change and upheaval.
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He said he feels no pressure from Trump or the White House to veer away from rate hikes, and the vast majority of GOP lawmakers would prefer him to stay the course.
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A movement -- which aims to veer away from what's been considered the traditional, mainstream standards of beauty -- has been powering its way through the worlds of fashion and entertainment the past few years.
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"If you can bop it on the nose with your fist, it likely will veer away and, once again, you hopefully will have enough time to get out of the water," he said.
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Plaid Felt Christmas Wreath, $29.99, available at Walmart (originally $39.99) [You save $10]If you want to veer away from the traditional Christmas wreaths, try a felt plaid Christmas wreath with poinsettias accents.
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Cara looks to be positioned as the future of Canada's pop lineage in an attempt to veer away from a predominantly traditional pop market and more toward R&B, urban, and genre blending.
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The blending of hard and soft is seen in today's alt trends such as nu-goth, (which loves the retro glasses worn by hippies, a look that punk was trying to veer away from).
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The new Brazilian administration — led by a president who has called the Brazilian space agency's deforestation statistics "lies" — certainly isn't putting the Amazon on a road that would veer away from a disastrous threshold.
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When Trump allowed the questions to veer away from the USMCA, he lamented "the trauma" that Kavanaugh's wife and children have experienced in light of the allegations, all of which surfaced in mid-September.
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If Yellen does veer away from the traditional parley with reporters, it may be too blow the Fed's horn at least a little for navigating those changes without causing major disruptions to the economy.
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Stacked with an impressive cast and determined to veer away from the sentimentality and questionable historical assertions of the original, the revamped miniseries is one of the most highly anticipated TV events of 2016.
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The track sees the rapper veer away from the 80s-inspired dark pop of "Timmy Turner" and return to the unashamed trap hit-making of "Panda" with a familiar, though still earth-shattering beat.
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" That mistrust appears to have caused many voters to veer away from traditional politicians in search of someone they feel is more principled, prompting even candidates who are insiders to claim they are "outsiders.
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Sometimes films for and about children veer away from painful feelings; E.T. does just the opposite, frankly addressing the confusion and loneliness felt by a young boy with an absent father and a distracted mother.
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As a shining example of what happens when even great games veer away from the F2P model, look no further than Monument Valley — an incredible game that caused outrage by charging $2 for its expansion.
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" Reeves later appeared to veer away from the politics of abortion, saying elective procedures are halted to "protect our [personal protective equipment], our masks ... and other supplies for anyone who gets infected by this virus.
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Rissmiller does not expect Powell to mention Trump, and he also disagrees with the market view that Powell will intentionally veer away from all dovish talk in an effort to show the Fed is independent.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council said on Monday China should not veer away from its responsibility in promoting positive cross-strait exchanges, after China warned the self-ruled island it would not tolerate separatist activities.
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Fan theories — which stemmed from the original books — saw this one coming, but there was never a guarantee that it would appear on the HBO show, especially after it started to veer away from Martin's written materials.
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Meanwhile, on Friday, Politico reported that House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi may decide to veer away from aggressive legislation that, if passed, would allow the government to directly negotiate down drug prices for Medicare Part D plans.
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Never ones to veer away from extravagance (what with vampire facials, big ol' diamonds, and a lot of Balmain), Kim Kardashian and Kanye West weren't pinching pennies when they jetted off to the Bahamas last weekend. E!
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That year's Rubbed Out was a tender, sparse collection of material—featuring a brilliant cover of Paul McCartney's "Coming Up"—that saw him veer away from the eclectically electronic melange he served up in his day job.
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As we got close to polling day, the people who are making up their minds late will think a lot about the economy, their own prosperity, that of their families, and veer away from the risk of Brexit.
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Professional runner Tina Muir decided two months ago that she would stop running and veer away from her usually clean diet in order to gain enough weight to get her period back after not menstruating for nine years.
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While most any kind of narrative, cinematic or otherwise, can very easily veer away from the inherent intrigue of such a mise-en-abyme introduction to become, say, generic or trite, this captivating film very surely does not.
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Republicans hope that the increased coverage of the migrants will prompt certain voter groups, like white suburban women, to veer away from Democratic candidates, especially if Mr. Trump can stoke fears about gangs and drugs, Mr. Gingrich said.
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Starting around 2017, many prominent Instagrammers began to veer away from the platform's traditional focus on slick, aspirational photos and into something that looks more like Wordpress-era blogging: long, confessional captions next to a vulnerable-looking photo.
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The ban's challengers "offer no valid reason to impugn" the executive branch's "country-specific findings" or to veer away from the so-called "presumption of regularity" and "good faith" of cabinet officials who helped Mr Trump craft the policy.
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Good Boys follows them through a day that tests both that sense of resolve and their friendship, and it's a sage enough movie to not veer away from the confusing, exhilarating, ever-changing danger zone of being a tween.
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Good Boys follows them through a day that tests both that sense of resolve and their friendship, and it's a wise enough movie to not veer away from the confusing, exhilarating, ever-changing danger zone of being a tween.
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Specifically, these people said, the company is likely to veer away from a side-by-side design that works well for commoditized products like cameras but is hard to use on a product as complicated as an individual insurance policy.
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With this record I wanted people to be kind of perplexed by it, but here's the thing, it's hard for me not to sound like myself, so I tried to make a conscious effort always to veer away from my instincts.
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The Last Man on the Moon also helps to show how American attention started to veer away from the space race and toward other matters, and the effect that had on the astronauts who'd lived and worked through the period.
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With a weakened FCC and no net neutrality rules, ISPs will be free to throttle or block competing services, drive up competitor costs for essential content and network access, or punish users that veer away from an ISP's own services.
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Preventing exposure Some advice to prevent exposure, other than regularly dusting your home, is to veer away from the traditional feather duster and use a powerful vacuum with a HEPA filter to ensure that all dust particles are sucked up.
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Despite Trump's success leveraging conservative religious and racial attitudes among white voters, Democrats' success in suburban areas showed they can win if their candidates veer away from divisive cultural issues, Elaine Kamarck, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution said.
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While Ukraine's Oksana Baiul won the gold medal in this flamboyant frock (Atlantic writer Tracy O'Neill likens Baiul's dress to a "glamorous, half-plucked poultry"), designers tend to veer away from fabrics and accessories that could potentially hinder a skater's performance.
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Look closely at a map of southwestern France and you'll notice it: a blank spot just west of Toulouse where the place names thin out and the train lines and expressways veer away, like a stream flowing around a boulder.
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The new administration's plan to give law enforcement more leeway in undocumented immigrant detentions, to veer away from allowing immigrants to stay in the country while their cases are adjudicated, and more -- it's all part of the law and how it is interpreted.
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Where The Girlfriend Experience and The Devil Wears Prada veer away from each other is that the latter is primarily concerned with the relationship you have with your boss and how willing you are to do what that person asks of you.
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The logic proceeded in its own gruesome way: The celebrity gods would not be spared, and neither would I. I never made another celebrity "in memoriam" shirt, because I grew up, and now try to veer away from public acts of overt emotion.
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That means the thousands of fund managers that benchmark their performance against JPM's indices face a dilemma: sell the bonds at whatever price - they are currently marked at just 15 cents in the dollar - or keep them and veer away from the index.
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And even as I try to veer away from that kind of constrained, respectable presentation of self in real life, I realize that I can't control the way people perceive black women online; our simplest disagreements and discussions morph into headlines about outrage.
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The experience has stuck with the Oakland newcomer; unlike some rappers who glorify selling and using cocaine, molly, and other pills, Kamaiyah's feel-good lyrics on tracks like "I'm on" and "Mo Money Mo Problems," for instance, veer away from the escapism of drugs.
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So with this picture, director Yonebayashi and I wanted to veer away from these themes of parting, which I handled as a producer for The Tale of the Princess Kaguya and Marnie, and he had directed with The Secret World of Arietty and When Marnie Was There.
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But Andy Hall, who works with the non-profit Migrant Worker Rights Network (MWRN) in Thailand, said trafficking victims veer away from seeking help from Thai authorities because they could end up detained in shelters and unable to work until they give testimony against those exploiting them.
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His songs are emotionally and musically safe — the most upbeat tracks, "On the Loose" and "Slow Hands," still retain a mellow, unhurried cadence, and sad songs like "Paper Houses" veer away from raw grief or anguish, opting instead for lyrics that just barely skim the surface of sorrow.
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A memorandum of understanding among the FAA, the Air Force and the NTSB signed in 2004 gives the transportation board the authority to investigate commercial space launches that veer away from their intended trajectories and impact the property or people nearby who are not part of the launch.
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Donald Trump has indicated for months now that he plans to veer away from decades of bipartisan US policy toward Israel by moving the US Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem and giving Israel tacit (if not explicit) permission to build more settlement housing in the occupied territories.
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As he told the Hollywood Reporter, he planned to get back to the approach the network had abandoned in the wake of Battlestar's end and veer away from allowing cheesy movies like Sharknado to be its claim to fame (even if the network wasn't going to stop making Sharknado sequels, either).
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They have the kind of precise, airtight internal logic that makes a tech geek shiver with happiness: When Chiang tells you that time travel works a certain way, he'll always provide the scientific theory to back up what he's written, and he will never, ever veer away from the laws he's set for himself.
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Nah. Let's briefly veer away from whatever queer subtext exists within Frozen 2 to discuss the film's treatment of native peoples displaced by colonizers, in a story told via the inhabitants of the enchanted forest — who were very nearly destroyed by the forces of Arendelle before magic sealed off the forest through means the movie barely explains.
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While the Trump team's taste in influencers is dominated by people who made their names specifically touting right-wing politics—Charlie Kirk or Diamond and Silk, for example—these recent attempts from liberal and left contenders are more focused on finding people who connect with more mainstream audiences but who are also willing to veer away from traditional commercial partnerships and into an online hybrid of spokesmanship and punditry.
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