Ditto whether he will wind up as the Democratic nominee.
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Some of the car companies and large suppliers could wind up as competitors.
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He should wind up as one of Jameis Winston's favorite targets this year.
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Anything less than complete vindication for our side may wind up as utter humiliation.
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Family members often wind up as caregivers, and so the economic burden ripples outward.
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Now, whatever happens at the Cleveland convention, the party elite may wind up as dinner.
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Cockatoos get to sing on a perch, while chickens wind up as coq au vin?
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"We actually did wind up, as a favor to IMAX, showing Crouching Tiger," Aron said.
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If Daenerys is still there, he could wind up as her captive and reunited with Tyrion.
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Below, our rankings of the 10 candidates most likely to wind up as the party's nominee.
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Warthogs, wild dogs and horse-like antelopes known as hartebeest frequently wind up as road kill.
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Below, our educated guess of the five hopefuls most likely to wind up as the Democratic nominee.
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I think we all knew I'd wind up as a miniature detective repeatedly saying the same two words.
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If she doesn't win the seat, she warns, Chuck Schumer could well wind up as Senate majority leader.
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At this point, it is looking unlikely that Trump will wind up as our third "anti-corruption" president.
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Disclosures that feel like relationship builders in the moment can wind up as obvious no-nos with hindsight.
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Below, the five candidates most likely to wind up as the Democratic nominee against President Donald Trump. 5.
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National security 'coordinator' Many national security advisors never wind up as close confidants of the commander in chief.
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"There is no way that doesn't wind up as an H.I.V. outbreak in the state," Ms. Young says.
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Below, the 10 people most likely to wind up as the Democratic nominee for president next year. 25.
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Below, our rankings of the 10 candidates most likely, as of today, to wind up as the Democratic presidential nominee.
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Below, our latest rankings of the 22018 Democrats most likely to wind up as the party's nominee next fall. 20203.
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Below, our rankings of the 10 men and women most likely -- as of today -- to wind up as their party's nominee.
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He is known for his "Mattisisms" Mattis has the ability to craft memorable phrases that can wind up as popular memes.
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It's likely the only way Kasich (or someone else palatable to moderates and the establishment) might wind up as the nominee.
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Even if he doesn't wind up as the Democratic nominee in 2020, Buttigieg's candidacy will be one for the history books.
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What is billed as an occasional cup of coffee skipped today might wind up as a whole lot of lattes tomorrow.
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Six Myths About Choosing a College Major Not all philosophy majors wind up as baristas, and not all engineers get rich.
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No miracles are coming this year, it would seem; the Syracuse win may well wind up as the season's high point.
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Below, our rankings of the 10 people most likely to wind up as the Democratic nominee against President Donald Trump in 2020.
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Higuain is just one piece of what will likely wind up as the most significant transfer window of any club in Europe.
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The Pacers can wind up as high as seventh in the Eastern Conference if they finish with the same record as Detroit.
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Plus, many senators say they need to stay neutral right now in case they wind up as jurors in an impeachment trial.
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Or, simmered with a splash of white wine and broth, they may wind up as a sauce for steaks, chops or chicken.
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Without further ado, here are our new rankings of the 753 Democrats most likely to wind up as the nominee against Trump.
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Britain may wind up as a symbol of a post-EU Europe, but likely not in the way Brexit supporters would have wanted.
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When Mueller became special counsel, a lot of us thought he'd wind up as a chapter in the history books of the future.
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If so, it will wind up as a midwife to the mullahs' ambitions, however many sanctions the president might otherwise slap on Tehran.
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If you had to bet -- right now -- on the candidate most likely to wind up as the nominee, Sanders would be the favorite.
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Below, our rankings of the 10 candidates most likely to wind up as the Democratic presidential nominee against Donald Trump in November 2020.
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No matter your industry, it's vital that you stay on top of things or you'll wind up as obsolete as the fax machine.
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His auto-da-fey stylings — twinkle-toes pirouettes and pursed-lip mincing — ought to be offensive but somehow wind up as poetry instead.
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Below, Warren and the other nine candidates we consider most likely to wind up as the Democratic nominee against Trump in fall 2020. 10.
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In his triumphant speech after Tuesday's Nevada caucuses, Trump was even more confident than usual that he would wind up as the Republican nominee.
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Or, like America's sensor-scattering spree in the Vietnamese jungle in the 1960s, such schemes could wind up as expensive and ill-conceived failures.
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It's Marvel's biggest movie ever, and at the current rate of ticket sales, it might just wind up as the biggest movie of all time.
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The provision's unfortunately imprecise language did not oblige the two parties to hurtle towards what now looks likely to wind up as a contentious divorce.
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According to TokenData, an industry analytics firm, November will wind up as the slowest month for ICOs since August, with 34 offerings as of Wednesday.
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He probably didn't wind up as a co-writer of Air Supply's "All Out of Love" by being principally concerned with the opinions of skeptics.
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Typically, losing Senate candidates -- which is what, at least as of today, O'Rourke looks like -- don't wind up as the "future face" of any party.
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"Edge of Seventeen" might wind up as a mere footnote to Steinfeld's career, but it represents a significant transition from her debut to its next phase.
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That's another reason to stop the revolving door, for example, between Monsanto lobbyists who then wind up as heads of major departments...Nice pivot, Dr. Stein.
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Which brings us to our rankings of the 13 men and women most likely -- as of today -- to wind up as the Democratic nominee in 21.
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Indeed, if Trump continues to make self-destructive comments and Republicans respond by endorsing Johnson, Johnson could wind up as the de facto Republican standard-bearer.
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He can be our stand-in for Mike Pence, who I suspect is going to wind up as the real chief executive while Trump just … roars.
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But it's starting to look like this season might wind up as a War of the Mad Queens rather than the dragon-backed victory lap we'd imagined.
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Dallas could wind up as high as No. 6 in the West with a strong final three games, standing one game behind the Memphis Grizzlies entering Saturday.
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You are declaring war on it and all the people who support it and it's clear that other, less-responsible folks will wind up as collateral damage.
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Which brings us to another reason why men waiting for fembot-style sex kitten housewives will likely wind up as disappointed in gynoids as they are in women.
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If I had to hazard a guess, I would think he might wind up as the DNC chair as his next move -- assuming he isn't the VP pick.
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It's white women, not working-class white men, who are the most promising swing voters for Democrats in 2020, and who could wind up as loyal lifelong Democrats.
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No one saw Spicer as the sort of guy who might wind up as White House press secretary -- the top job for any political communicator in the country.
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Without further ado, our brand new Top 5 -- the five candidates most likely to wind up as the Democratic presidential nominee against President Donald Trump in November. 5.
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Yankah said he is worried the settlement could wind up as just a general slush fund for states, similar to what happened with the tobacco settlement in 1997.
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Although some of Miller's allies speculate that he could one day wind up as chief of staff, he's seen more as an advocate and adviser than manager or leader.
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Since NFL team owners can't own casino companies due to the inherent conflict of interest, Lorenzo could wind up as the team owner while Frank concentrates on the casino company.
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And for extras, Mr. Hawley throws in Maggie's predictably good-hearted sister and her creep of husband, who may wind up as JJ's stepfather and can't believe his presumed windfall.
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Custom Pet Pillow, available on Canvas Pop, from $39If they're a pet parent, this is one novelty gift that will probably wind up as a permanent fixture in their home.
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She seems a lot likelier to wind up as Dyan Cannon, a star of eventually spiked loveliness who is to Ms. Streep what a Lakers hat is to Carmen Miranda's.
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" He also said it's too soon to assume Sanders is going to wind up as the nominee, telling reporters: "I still believe there is a long way to go here.
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Depending on the outcome in Maine, where the introduction of ranked-choice voting makes results slow to count, Bruce Poliquin could wind up as the sole Republican congressman from New England.
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At 16, I was teenager with a penchant for lying on the basement floor while listening to lyrics that would later wind up as not-so-subliminal AOL Instant Messenger statuses.
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If he does not succeed, he could wind up as a failed reformer like Mr Renzi, leaving the terrain to figures like Ms Le Pen or the left's Jean-Luc Mélenchon.
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However, the obstruction of justice allegations at the heart of that probe did not wind up as the focus of either of the two articles of impeachment the House approved Wednesday.
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Even early frontrunners who eventually wind up as their party's presidential nominees always face several moments where it looks like their march to the nomination is going to be slowed or stopped.
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And I saw the camaraderie and common purpose he shared with his core team — some of whom started out like aunts and uncles to me and would wind up as my mentors.
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The Congressional Budget Office It's of course possible that Herrera Beutler and Young are some of only a few Tuesday Group members who wind up as "no's" on the new health care bill.
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The political drama — about a scientist who tries to save his town from water pollution, only to wind up as a scapegoat — is being revived in several new productions across the United States.
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They seek asylum — Dheepan fears reprisals from the Sri Lankan government — and wind up as the caretakers of a rough housing project in a French banlieue controlled by drug dealers of North African origin.
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In the West, the psychological stigma might not wind up as a barrier to seeking treatment — most couples who want a child are by now open to medical intervention if they can afford it.
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For some, this take will be held fresh out of an 800-degree oven, but there's a decent chance Collins will wind up as one of the three best players from his draft class.
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It is possible Van Grack was left out of the latest submissions because he, like the Covington lawyers, could wind up as a witness at a hearing that Sullivan is considering holding on Flynn's request.
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The Kings have struggled, and they have certainly shuffled deck chairs with abandon, but Thompson had the bizarre luck to wind up as a mainstay on one of the most unstable franchises in the NBA.
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Because of that, we are crowning a new king -- er, queen -- in our monthly rankings of the 33 people most likely to wind up as the Democratic nominee for president against Donald Trump in 2020.
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And both men, if they wind up as the Republican nominees in their respective states, have a very real chance of losing a general election to a Democrats -- despite the heavily Republican nature of both states.
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If he stays in Utah beyond this season, Hayward could wind up as the best player on a conference finalist as early as next year, somewhat by virtue of playing on such a well-balanced team.
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There now exists an utterly plausible path for the Vermont senator to wind up as the nominee, particularly given that a Sanders sweep in the first two states is not out of the realm of possibility.
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As Harry Enten and I noted in our brandnew rankings of the 10 Democrats most likely to wind up as the party's nominee, Warren has overtaken Biden not just in polling but also in money and organization.
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Just hours after his surgery, the Bills fired the first salvo in what will probably wind up as a dispute resolved in arbitration, saying that their quarterback "elected" to have the procedure (presumably as opposed to it being medically necessary).
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After all, divided government under high partisan polarization is really just gridlocked government, and whatever oversight comes out of it might wind up as an endless fishing expedition to find something, anything, that can bring down the opposing party's president.
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There was no reason to think the mayor of South Bend, Indiana, could wind up as one of the top contenders for the Democratic nomination, and Buttigieg deserves substantial credit for the operational decisions that helped bring him to that point.
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I still fall in love with how a ten-minute walk to get milk can turn into an A-list celebrity sighting and paparazzi shoot (in which you wind up as unseemly backdrop with your hair and a critical shirt button undone).
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It was not immediately clear how many of the 200 aircraft would wind up as firm orders and how many would be options, nor how it would affect Airbus's presence at IAG, which placed an order for 14 A321XLR hours before the announcement.
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So, when Chris Cillizza and Harry Enten ranked the 20183 Democrats most likely -- as of right now -- to wind up as the Democratic nominee against President Donald Trump in 2020, we expected a lot of reaction -- and boy did we get it!
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The return of the girls might wind up as a major propaganda coup for Boko Haram as villagers had been outraged at the way Nigerian officials had handled the girls' capture, and some questioned why the military did not launch a rescue operation.
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A 53 video for her single "Trouble in Paradise" showed her cavorting around in a rhinestone-encrusted romper from Patricia Field, flanked by a trio of drag queen backup singers, as she sang about how she wouldn't wind up as anyone's trophy wife.
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Given all that 22016 has taught us -- and the high likelihood that female candidates and voters deliver the House majority to Democrats -- four of the six politicians we rate as most likely to wind up as the party's nominee in 22017 are women.
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I probably wasn't supposed to wind up as an executive at a publicly traded consumer internet company, but I got very lucky: The same year I was born, a brilliant outsider had just been appointed to lead a revolution in Arkansas's educational system.
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That's because the overwhelming consensus on Wall Street these days is that should Sanders wind up as the Democratic nominee — sliding past a handful of moderates also at the top of the field — he would get demolished by President Donald Trump in the general election.
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If you are Buttigieg, it's at least as likely today that you wind up as the Democratic nominee in 2020 as it was, at this time in 2015, that Donald Trump is the Republican presidential nominee, much less that he actually wins the presidency.
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While in the end, the Progressive Conservatives took the lead in the election this past Tuesday, the Greens are nevertheless expected to wind up as the official opposition against a Progressive Conservative' minority government, finishing with 8 out of 26 seats compared to the PC's 12.
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It was not immediately clear how many of the 200 aircraft eyed by IAG would wind up as firm orders and how many would be options, nor how it would affect Airbus's presence at IAG, which placed an order for 14 A321XLR hours before the announcement.
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When jittery members of her caucus met Thursday afternoon behind closed doors at the Democratic National Committee headquarters to discuss the possibility of a protracted convention fight, one lawmaker joked that the race was so fluid and tumultuous that the speaker herself might wind up as president.
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But, if Harris does wind up as the Democratic nominee -- and she looked every bit of it on Thursday night -- you can be sure President Donald Trump's campaign will seize on all of her uncertainty on the issue to raise questions about what she actually believes -- and why.
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Sanford may wind up as the poster boy for what crossing Trump gets you: The South Carolina Republican, who had never lost a race in a political career that spanned more than two decades, lost to Arrington in a campaign entirely cast as a referendum on Trump support.
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Other characters do wind up as footnotes: Emmett's sister is an uneasy shape in the narrative, a giggling girl who occasionally emerges as a deliberate schemer in order, it seems, to soften the real harm done to her by Emmett and his lover, to make them less guilty.
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But his imitators rarely come up with movies as pointless as "Naples in Veils," which tips its hat vigorously toward the master's motifs — the lost-and-found doubling of "Vertigo," the repressed trauma of "Marnie," possibly even Salvador Dalí's eye design from "Spellbound" — only to wind up as a tedious muddle.
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Not only is the augmented reality mobile game leading us to dead bodies all across the world, but judging from the sheer amount of chaos, lawlessness, mayhem, fake viral news hoaxes, and law enforcement hand-wringing it's reportedly causing, it's priming those of us who aren't actually dead yet to wind up as nominees for the 23 Darwin Awards.
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However, Stepman predicted that if the 28503 contenders continue to take turns being the target of attacks, former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenPoll: Biden remains ahead of Sanders by 22020 points 2020 forecast: A House switch, a slimmer Senate for GOP — and a bigger win for Trump 2020 predictions: Trump will lose — if not in the Senate, then with the voters MORE, who tops most national polls, could wind up as the nominee.
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