Sentences with phrase «move comes tonight»
The move comes tonight in the wake of a US court decision in Albuquerque, New Mexico, in which the court decided to granted a temporary restraining order against RIM.
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Aubameyang wants to leave & appaerantly only sees himself at Arsenal if he moves to the Premier League, get that 60m slapped down tonight along with wages of 200k & i guarntee he will come, not many clubs at him bar PSG!
Tonight, the line has moved 43 cents in the Dodgers» direction, but I imagine it comes down a bit more before gametime.
While the manager has come in for strong criticism recently he got his team selection right tonight, when it mattered, as the victory moved Arsenal into 5th place in the league.
The long - awaited ban on khat comes into force at midnight tonight, despite fears the move will criminalise communities from the Horn of Africa.
The move came after several media reports, including one from Capital Tonight, about the situation.
In an interview on Capital Tonight on Friday, the Syracuse Republican came out swinging at the wage board convened by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, decrying the move to increase the minimum wage for fast - food workers to $ 15 «lunacy» and a way to apply political pressure to opponents.
She describes her background working for Entertainment Tonight, and how the move into online dating came when she became bored of telling the same «types of stories».
She describes her background working for Entertainment Tonight, and how the move into online dating came when she became bored of telling the same
In fact, La La Land won the most awards of any of tonight's nominated film or television shows, a good sign of things to come as we move into 2017.
In 2013, the actress gave a moving speech at the Golden Globes that many interpreted as her publicly confirming her sexuality, saying: «This is not going to be a big coming - out speech tonight because I already did my coming out about a thousand years ago back in the stone age — in those very quaint days when a fragile girl would open up to trusted friends and family and coworkers and then gradually proudly to everyone who knew her.»