Sentences with phrase «in wrong envelopes»

Not exact matches

In case you've somehow missed it, the envelope Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway read from when announcing Best Picture winner was the wrong one, and it took until midway through round of impassioned acceptance speeches for the producers of La La Land to realize they hadn't won the top prize, after all; Moonlight had.

You're bold (and you may even be a bit arrogant) and you realize that in your boldness, in your effort to push the envelope and solve for the customer, you're going to be wrong sometimes.

The thing is, the Harper government is responsible for pushing the envelope on deregulation both domestically and internationally despite cautionary events in the U.S. clearly indicating what could go wrong.

It was accurately addressed, right down to the correct post code, but the envelope and the licence were made out in a completely wrong name.

Keep this slim little envelope of blotting paper in your purse or pocket for on - the - go oil control, to help minimize shine in all the wrong places.

Madison Beer was spotted arriving at Organic Shimmer tan salon in Los Angeles wearing a Shadow Hill Marlboro Man Hoodie ($ 75.00), American Apparel Interlock Running Shorts ($ 22.00), a Saint Laurent Monogram Croc Envelope Satchel ($ 2,250.00), Natasha Couture Genuine Rabbit Fur Bag Charm ($ 68.00 — wrong color), a Revenge Pendant w Iced Tail ($ 160.00 +) and Vans Old Skool Sneakers ($ 60.00).

To avoid the wrong envelope fiasco, the presenters can be seen carrying envelopes with the category name mentioned on top in big bold letters.

The barrier is Bobby Monday (Michael Shannon), a slimy guy in debt to a few of the wrong people who wants what's in Nima's envelope.

They include those items ignored, glossed over, or deliberately misrepresented; projections are consistently wrong; the science has not advanced, a 2007 paper in Science by Roe and Baker concludes; «The envelope of uncertainty in climate projections has not narrowed appreciably over the past 30 years, despite tremendous increases in computing power, in observations, and in the number of scientists studying the problem»; and claims of impending disasters that simply do not make scientific sense.

Some times things get unorganized and a letter gets in the wrong spot in the pile, or the pile of envelopes gets a bit disorganized by one or two spots.