He thought he could throw some wrenches into the works.
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And that'll throw a few more wrenches into the mix.
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"We threw wrenches, we threw everything," he said on stage.
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"That throws 45 wrenches into the process," said Ms. Souza.
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These bills would sabotage agency regulation with legislative monkey wrenches.
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"I look at her and my heart just wrenches," she said.
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I constantly leap over tangled piles of wrenches and extension cords.
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Officers have shot people after mistaking wrenches and badges for guns.
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"Monkey wrenches get thrown all over your life sometimes," the star explained.
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Another person wrenches a woman's neck and throws her to the ground.
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She glides smoothly across the stage one moment and, in another, wrenches a
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Now I'm sneaking out of the office to buy wrenches at Home Depot.
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"We threw wrenches, we threw everything," the Tesla co-founder explained on stage.
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Multiple videos of the altercation show protesters carrying objects like wrenches and hammers.
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He actually spoke in front of a giant flag made out of wrenches.
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Multiple videos of the shooting show protesters carrying objects like wrenches and hammers.
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He wrenches a more promising message—that of love conquering all—from their trials.
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But then wrenches get tossed in the gears for the most human of reasons.
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Even the exertion that wrenches his face in each race suggests a commoner's labor.
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Others said they planned to go to Charlottesville with wrenches, pipes and wooden sticks.
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"I was getting dirty and turning wrenches, which was really different for me," she says.
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Little molecular wrenches called enzymes start dismantling our food in the mouth, then the stomach.
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"We should throw as many monkey wrenches into the works as possible," Mr. Castañeda said.
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The heads of wrenches and screwdrivers shone inside as if they had never been used.
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But then my heart wrenches for people in every situation: How did they get like that?
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Here and there, a few people press buttons, turn wrenches, operate handheld scanners, and fold boxes.
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WRENCHES To tighten or loosen a nut or bolt with ease, you'll need an adjustable wrench.
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It&aposs a muscle move that wrenches away any control the corporation has over the audit.
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But will this case be the first of many possible corporate wrenches thrown into Trump's White House?
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The impeachment inquiry wrenches that power away from him and places it firmly in the Democrats' hands.
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Sitting nearby is his young daughter, Sadie (Farrah Mackenzie), who passes him the wrenches that he needs.
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It wrenches your spine, fills your gut with cement, makes your palms sweat and your blood boil.
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Protesters threw bottles and wrenches, and police responded with pepper spray and blast balls, just like this year.
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The stand came with a screw and its own set of mini Allen wrenches to install (pretty easy).
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"We will even be printing a 26D printable exercise device for Autodesk and wrenches for Lowe's," Pitman said.
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Unfortunately, there are additional monkey wrenches that could affect oil production and gasoline availability in the United States.
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Washington certainly has its problems, but throwing more monkey wrenches in the gears of government won't fix them.
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Designs for everything from soap dishes to wrenches are offered free and open-source on websites like Thingiverse.
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He wore a T-shirt depicting a peacock with a tail made of screwdrivers, wrenches, and other tools.
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Everyone knows that the Christmas doesn't really start until someone plays "Jingle Bells" on a bunch of wrenches.
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The risk is existential for the United Kingdom, as Brexit wrenches at the bonds with Scotland and Northern Ireland.
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I guess the Allen wrenches are in case Facebook decides to start a sideline business in building Ikea furniture.
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The problem with WikiLeaks' tactic of publishing a ton of emails is that it wrenches things out of context.
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Technicians first turn the mounting bolts by hand into the subframe, then use sophisticated torque wrenches to tighten them.
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James Cawley spent 4.43 years constructing an exact replica of the Starship Enterprise, down to Scotty's wrenches and Klingon costumes.
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James Cawley spent 20 years constructing an exact replica of the Starship Enterprise, down to Scotty's wrenches and Klingon costumes.
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"You go down there and your heart wrenches for this thing," another resident told CNN affiliate News 12 Long Island.
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Little things add security: "You can't use a standard set of wrenches to get things off our bike," Mallon said.
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But the movies follow the same basic arc: white son wrenches away from a loving family and into serious addiction.
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It is one of several wrenches that Trump has thrown into the negotiations in meetings and through his impulsive tweets.
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Each whip—and how her owner rides, races, wrenches, or demolishes it—is a unique expression of an individual life.
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Since he likes to tinker and fix stuff, he might like new wrenches, a good pocketknife or a great flashlight.
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It is profane, edgy, substantial, and, perhaps most impressively, it wrenches hope from the clutches of a seemingly perpetual national tragedy.
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They start by using supersized hex wrenches to drop heavy-duty pins, 2 inches round, into a set of interlocking loops.
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William Peranteau is the guy parents call when they've received the kind of bad news that sinks stomachs and wrenches hearts.
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The siblings are close until a family drama wrenches them apart, and they must find their way back to each other.
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The SCREWdriver and the Allen wrenches (a complete set!) put together my children's new furniture, and my children felt cared for.
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"What's special about this place is the community," said Mr. McGrath, who stays in shape by bending metal wrenches into hoops.
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Subscribe to WIRED Tomas wrenches the wheel hard left, his Crabber's eight balanced wheels grinding beneath as the flexsteel grabs Martian shale.
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The new spanner wrench support also includes features designed into the face plate to allow for the use of various spanner wrenches.
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He stood in front of a sculpture of an American flag rippling in the wind, made from hundreds of Snap-on wrenches.
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Davis wrenches control into her hands when negotiating her next job so that she will be the top dog in the room.
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Team members crank wrenches, haul tires, and prop the cars up on jacks to make the minor adjustments that could help their driver win.
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He describes the pitfalls of traditional education by highlighting how teachers might begin a lesson plan on engines by first discussing wrenches and screwdrivers.
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This particular poor ending felt like a betrayal, since it wrenches A Cure for Wellness fully out of its original genre and into melodrama.
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Between the record-breaking rainfall in London and the global travel threats from coronavirus, there were a few wrenches thrown into February's Fashion Month.
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When the Browns played their final game at Municipal Stadium, fans in the Dawg Pound dismantled their wooden bleacher seats with wrenches and hacksaws.
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Workers crouched on rails beneath the cars, consulting manuals as they turned wrenches and sprayed lubricant on the parts they attached to the undercarriages.
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A similar design was used for the cake, which appears to show Stormi as a spider with wrenches for legs and a rainbow tongue.
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They are on call 24 hours a day, with a bag of audio recorders, cameras, flashlights, screwdrivers, wrenches or other tools at the ready.
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There is no ground work, only a series of highly dynamic flips, sweeps, wrenches, and trips to take an opponent off his or her feet.
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There are chairs at Ikea that are more expensive than that, and the only gimmick they boast is a flat-pack design and free wrenches.
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Some used wrenches to loosen bolts on roadside fences, which were then shaken loose, bound with nylon ties, and formed into makeshift barricades against the police.
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Yes, it has seven wrenches built-in but the unique ratcheting design makes it especially handy for quick fixes, tightening bolts, screwing in screws, and more.
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Henry Ford might also appreciate that the electronic torque wrenches measure how much twist is applied to each bolt and store the information on a computer.
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Like the original Tread band, the Tempo features stainless steel links that can each be equipped with interchangeable tools like screwdrivers, SIM card picks, and hex wrenches.
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The president especially continues to be erratic, petty, and politically dim-witted; he's more likely to throw major wrenches in his own agenda than skillfully shepherd it along.
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Groin strikes and finger wrenches are perceived to be disproportionately effective, but fighters weren't winning early no-holds-barred bouts with crotch punch TKOs and finger-lock submissions.
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Stanley Black & Decker announced that it will shift manufacturing of Craftsmen wrenches from overseas to a new plant in Fort Worth, Texas, which explains the rally, Cramer said.
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As for "Texture" itself, Nostalgist took the original song's prettiest elements, and downtuned everything, collapsing into a slower pace that wrenches out the emotion in every guitar chord.
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Plus, since this is the soapiest soap that ever soaped, you know there are going to be plenty more wrenches thrown into the mix before the story ends.
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We were facing Dakota Access Pipeline workers threatening us with baseball bats and wrenches, one of whom had only moments ago sped his large truck through our ranks.
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The five astronauts of "The First," when they finally set off for Mars, have the usual payload of scientific experiments and shiny wrenches casually cartwheeling through zero gravity.
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There are flattened basketballs and battered baseball mitts, once used as props for the modeling, on the floor, alongside the heavy mallets, saws, wrenches and clamps Hanlon uses.
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China and North Korea have long sought to reduce the US military presence in Northeast Asia by throwing wrenches in the trilateral relationship between Washington, Seoul and Tokyo.
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"I learned all about my tools from ratchets to socket wrenches by handing them to him, and sometimes sliding under the cars to have a look," she said.
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Wielding little more than wire cutters, wrenches and a willingness to be arrested, a group of climate activists shut down five oil pipelines across the United States on Tuesday.
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"Going from turning wrenches on a flight line to commanding a space shuttle -- no country in the world could you do that except for this one," Rich Scobee said.
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Instead of portraying refugees as one-dimensionally tragic, Imam's surreal black-and-white scenes, featuring men dressed as magicians and wrenches tied to balloons, dramatize their subjects' inner lives.
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"If I can turn wrenches with my education level and what I've learned, I'd make the same if not more money than if I go to college," he said.
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They have food and comfortable seating, and—when it comes time to rebuild society—there are more than enough hexagonal wrenches inside those walls to take on the job.
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In it was a collection of fine tools that amazed even us westerners: hammers and wrenches of all sorts, drilling machines and a turning lathe made for a professional workshop.
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"That's what makes this whole business hum, because the folks down here are turning wrenches, doing the hard troubleshooting and making sure that these assets are ready to go," he added.
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In "Puke" (2002), McGinley's own face wrenches in anguish: eyes shut tight, brow furrowed, veins bunched around his nose, chin pushed back, creating a narrow pillow of skin around his neck.
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Paul Beatty's novel "The Sellout," a scorching satire that wrenches humor out of painful subjects like slavery, police violence and segregation, won the National Book Critics Circle Award for fiction on Thursday.
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He'd brought some simple tools with him: A handful of tension wrenches (basically a cheap S-shaped piece of metal), and lockpicks, which look like a thin file with a hooked end.
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GRUESOME BREAK FROM ROUTINE After the analyst and a client get access to the tool closet, they use hammers, wrenches, a fire extinguisher and a nail gun in a showdown with employees.
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The 65 pieces in this kit include 30 screwdriver bits and ten Allen wrenches (also called hex keys), and eight ratchet attachments, so you're only getting about a dozen actual individual tools.
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Don't be fooled by its size: Though Concept180's multi-tool is small enough to fit on your keychain ring, it has everything— and we mean everything: Rulers, wrenches, bottle opener, wire stripper. Translation?
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Meanwhile, Mr. Sessions, who as a senator was one of the most reliable roadblocks to long-overdue federal sentencing reform, is still throwing wrenches into the works as Congress inches toward a bipartisan deal.
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Struggling to assemble a Malm bed or Hemnes dresser surrounded by an array of screws and Allen wrenches is a rite of passage for many denizens of college dormitories and residents of starter apartments.
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Then, by merely twisting a pair of screws with wrenches held in each hand, the researcher generates pressures of at least 213 GPa—pressures similar to those in the Earth's core—between the diamond tips.
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Musk said Tesla had thrown wrenches and even a sink at the glass used for the Cybertruck without breaking it, and he joked that the company would fix the video of the event in postproduction.
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Bioshock, like so many first-person shooters, is a violent and bloody game that requires you to kill hundreds of people: to shoot them, to set them on fire, to brutally club them to death with wrenches.
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KARMOEY, Norway/LONDON (Reuters) - In the cavernous chamber of Norsk Hydro's aluminum smelter on the Norwegian island of Karmoey, the magnetic forces are so strong they make heavy iron wrenches float out of the hands of workers.
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Barnes says he's offered to pay for all of the expenses to fly the kids out to him when he's on the road, but Gloria keeps throwing wrenches in the plans and it makes the kids sad.
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You can use firearms indiscriminately, earning you the attention of a small army of NPC soldiers, or you can knock out an entire room full of guards from the shadows using a healthy supply of wrenches you've scavenged.
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Austin, the main protagonist of pro wrestling's most celebrated era, was a mean-mugging, shit-talking mad man who routinely threw wrenches into ultra-bad guy Vince McMahon's evil plans and was always there to save the day.
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Maybe it is that dramatically misaligned juxtaposition of aliveness against death that wrenches apart both the imagined intimacies and the structural distances between artists and their fans, or artists and their fellow artists, or public figures and publics.
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Geekey Multi-Tool The Geekey has just about everything you need in a multi-tool: Scoring tip, a serrated edge, several wrenches, a screwdriver, a protractor, two rulers, a wire bender, a can opener, and even a pipe.
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Cyclist Card Everyday Carry Multi-Tool Designed specifically for cyclists, this clever tool fits in your wallet or saddlebag and includes a tire pry, hex wrenches, and a truing fork to help you address accidents on the road.
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Not only does it store up to eight cards or 30 bills in its elastic straps, but it also rocks some extra tools: metric and standard wrenches, Philips and Regular bits, and the ever-essential bottle opener (for emergencies, duh).
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But the order, part of a plan to reduce financial pressure on bloated and heavily indebted state-owned enterprises (SOEs), is likely to be easier said than done as cities navigate the social and financial wrenches the changes will cause.
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But even if it doesn't, the Trump administration has thrown two other wrenches into the path of a fair count: slashing federal funding and resources to carry out the census, and making half-baked and problematic plans for online participation.
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Rather than revolving around rhythm and melody, the songs act as environments unto themselves, drifting about freely as Hollis wrenches every note from his voice with an intensity that makes his lyrics as cryptically indecipherable as they are beside the point.
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Meanwhile Russian hackers have been busy throwing monkey wrenches into the American presidential election, breaking into the computers of the Democratic National Committee this summer and (it seems) leaking emails from John Podesta, a high-level aide to Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.
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The Paris mission took me an hour to complete, wandering the expansive grounds and multiple floors of the party's palace, and finding a near-endless array of tools I could use to off my targets, from remote explosives to wrenches, cyanide to scissors.
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"What we're finding is that the axis can withstand the trials and tribulations of the machine a lot better than with what we were using before, which was hand wrenches," Jeff Mace, the Met's director of production operations, said backstage in August.
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I didn&apost spend more than 20 minutes on either piece of furniture, and all the tools needed to assemble them came with the box (though I used a power drill on the console for lack of patience with those dinky Allen wrenches).
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No one expected Barry Block to escape the events of Barry Season 1 unscathed, but the HBO show's second season threw more wrenches than a confused machinist at a cornhole tournament when it came to completely dicking up his life this time around.
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Randall Garrison, the Member of Parliament who had been responsible for the bill in the previous Parliament, challenged the minister to get the bill passed as soon as possible, and ensure that it is immune to any monkey wrenches it maybe face in the Senate.
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Still, Pruitt managed to use his shortened time at the EPA to throw a lot of wrenches in how the agency worked, limiting the number of scientific studies they used, downplaying evidence of climate change, and completely dispensing with research on things like greenhouse gases.
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Their form of heroism makes an interesting contrast with the protagonists of Michael Bay's recent Benghazi movie 13 Hours, who share many of the same traits, but come from a more macho, grab-ass, aggressive tradition, and express their competence with guns instead of wrenches and engines.
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And then notice how the "lively spite the house felt for them" at the end of the paragraph wrenches us out of that cozy fairy tale space, into someplace still a little supernatural — it's a world where houses can have feelings — but altogether more unsettling and unsettled.
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We could have funded many worthy domestic programs had we not thrown away incredible sums of money — and lives — fighting stupid wars from Korea to Vietnam to Iraq, and funding $600 wrenches and useless military bases in the home districts and states of powerful members of Congress.
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With his career on the line, she goes against every instinct she has as a mother, gets down on the floor with a set of tools, and wrenches open the pipe beneath the sink while wearing a couture dress in order to access the pills stuck inside.
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Ted Cruz takes in nearly $20 million in fourth quarter Once a long shot, Cruz has prospered from tight self-discipline on the stump, an authentic conservative message and a reputation for throwing wrenches in the works in Washington that antagonize party elites but delight the restive grass roots.
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James Corden's bake-off contest with his staff gets very brutal, very fast Guy plays 'Jingle Bells' with wrenches to *ring* in the holiday season Marty is a self-driving, electric DeLorean that drifts like a pro Man builds adorable 2D video game to propose to his girlfriend
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Like many people who undergo the KonMari method, you'll find that not only do you have multiples of things (I have three wrenches as well as a food processor and a blender and a NutriBullet), many of the items are ones you haven't used or seen in months or even years.
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But beyond the offensive comments, lawmakers from both parties describe confounding difficulties under Mr. LePage, who they say has instigated dramatic shifts in the state's political atmosphere, thrown wrenches into basic workings of state government, and made a habit of outbursts that even his allies concede distract from his political accomplishments.
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But for as much as Harley's story is intertwined with the Joker's, her best episode of Batman: The Animated Series by a long shot is one that wrenches away her from his side to embark on a separate adventure with an entirely different iconic Batman villain: the smirking, slinking Poison Ivy.
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Guy plays 'Jingle Bells' with wrenches to *ring* in the holiday season Marty is a self-driving, electric DeLorean that drifts like a pro Man builds adorable 2D video game to propose to his girlfriend 'The Office' stars meet up on 'Ellen' to chat about the reunion we so badly need
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At twin Dreamliner factories in South Carolina and Washington state, Boeing also plans to soon deploy Bluetooth-enabled 'smart' wrenches that signal if machinists apply the correct torque to a nut, and has introduced new self-driving work platforms to shave time off aircraft assembly, according to people familiar with the technologies.
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And with that, the actor confirms that prevailing theory about this hair switch-up: The Jon who wrenches Winterfell from the hands of House Bolton in the bloodiest battle the North has ever seen is just not the same Lord Commander who brooded it up as top bastard in the Night's Watch.
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James Corden's bake-off contest with his staff gets very brutal, very fast Guy plays 'Jingle Bells' with wrenches to *ring* in the holiday season Marty is a self-driving, electric DeLorean that drifts like a pro 'The Office' stars meet up on 'Ellen' to chat about the reunion we so badly need
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On the other hand, John Heffernan in the title role volubly communicates a modern-day soldier all but undone by his own misdeeds in a view of the play that wrenches the action out of Scotland and into an indeterminately gray netherworld that puts one in mind of the various charnel houses that exist across the globe today.
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In many newer performance cars, repairs are as much a digital effort as they are a physical one, and unless you have the specialized equipment you need to communicate with a car's ECU (or other form of on-board computer), you're going to be s--- out of luck when it comes time to throw some wrenches at a problem.
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" Another of Whitman's most vivid descriptions of opera comes from the sprawling poem "Song of Myself": I hear the train'd soprano (what work with hers is this?)The orchestra whirls me wider than Uranus flies,It wrenches such ardors from me I did not know I possess'd them He had his favorite singers, such as Pasquale Brignoli, whom Whitman memorialized in the poem "The Dead Tenor.
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After the reality star, 50, serves her time for the felony guilty plea — including two years of supervised release — she hopes to break free from Lifetime, the network that launched Dance Moms and pursue more opportunities in TV. "If you knew how many wrenches [Lifetime] has thrown in stuff for me — I was asked to do Dancing with the Stars three times, I was asked to be back on The View three times," Miller exclusively told PEOPLE last month about the TV opportunities that have come her way.
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IN HIS workshop on Eel Pie Island near Twickenham, glimmering with light from the Thames outside, Trevor Baylis kept wrenches, pliers, cables, hammers, gear-wheels, lengths of piping, light bulbs, massed coat-hangers, tubs of washers, wing-nuts, screws and nails, books, chisels, old St Julien tobacco tins full of bits and bobs, saws, hacksaws, cross-saws, balls of string, a splendid metal lathe which neighbours would pop in to use, sheets of foil dropped in the war by German bombers, all his dead domestic appliances (for disassembly and cannabilisation), and last but not least his boyhood Meccano sets, their instructions held together with yellowing Sellotape, out of which he would still make little clockwork vehicles that buzzed along the worktops in a determined way.
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