Sentences with phrase «op gone»

Starting in the middle east in a classic op gone h

Starting in the middle east in a classic op gone horribly wrong, it mines a number of spiritual, historical, literary, and political veins to create a very interesting thriller.

+1 for this level of analysis, but a dozen things can and probably will change as OP goes to college.

@mbhunter: I believe in comparing OP to «someone who is desperate to sell», Jay is suggesting that if OP goes through with the condo purchase, he may in the future need to move or have to sell, and may not be able to find a buyer, and thus become «desperate to sell».

Call Of Duty is a franchise that I used to adore before my reviewing days, the last call of duty I played was Black Ops GO →

A drug shutdown op goes bad as the hallucinogens affect the level itself that phase whole sections of the level in and out.

His second point is that Rose's OP went viral in the echo chamber.

This is where the author of the OP goes off the rails.

Not exact matches

It also looks like the slight controversy that went Bryant's way during the Black Ops campaign didn't matter to Dwight Howard, as we see the Orlando Magic star in a brief but no less awesome cameo.

Amber McCue is the CEO of Nice Ops, a business consultancy that works with entrepreneurs to help them go from startup to CEO with leadership development and business coaching.

In fact, while the billionaire doesn't mention it in his op - ed piece, he has also reportedly been involved in financing several other lawsuits against Gawker that haven't gone to trial, some of which have even less legal merit than the Gawker case.

The book originated in the form of a 2014 New York Times op - ed with the same name, that quickly went viral.

They might as well have of given it to OP since they are most likely going to throw it way.

I understand that some may believe it doesn't go far enough,» McDonald's CEO Steve Easterbrook wrote in an op - ed in The Chicago Tribune.

(Clusterstock) Warren Buffett «s latest op - ed just went up, it's called The Greenback Effect.

The op - ed explains what it means to be a fiduciary, the conflicts within sell - side research, and how advisors fulfill fiduciary responsibilities going forward.

It certainly may try, and even if it hits on the truth of the matter, since the human is a Mystery unto Itself (and set within the context of Ultimate Mystery), are we not left with a great many perspectives on the matter, which might indicate that a more tentative approach may be the best way to go regarding the question of the OP, so as to make room for those who are just as caught up in the Mystery as we ourselves are?

I had noticed that a couple of people had commented earlier regarding the OP, so that's what I did, as well as posting something personal having to do with the change of topic to participate in the conversation and, hopefully, help with the healing going on here in some way.

I realize there is more than this going on, but I believe this to be relevant to the situation at hand and the OP, no less.

What I think the OP was going for is that believers have one more less than ideal reason for doing good (i.e. fear of divine retribution).

Mr.MightyHigh: The OP said that you can not create something out of nothing, and then goes on to say that God can create something out of nothing.

I'm not going to defend the OP.

I simply asked if the OP would abandon the golden rule if the threat of eternal punishment was gone.

The people knew, doubtless, that the preacher, Father Tetzel, OP, and his assistant, could draw their expenses from what was collected — they had to live after all, but assumed that the rest went towards the object for which they were told it was being collected, the erection of the great new Basilica of St Peter in Rome.

Two years ago, The Onion published a fake Op - ed by Alana «Honey Boo Boo» Thompson, titled «You Do, Of Course, Realize That This Is Going To End Very, Very Badly.»

Also had a big store cupboard shop including lots of lovely glass jars — my cupboard looks like it's had a gorgeous makeover I'm having an op to remove my gallbladder Tuesday and I know your recipes are going to help me on my road to recovery please keep inventing new ones

it's tiny... and I am really glad that he and you both emphasize it's possible to turn out delish and photo - op - worthy meals without going into debt for the tools.

Ideally I'd like to taste the OP's pancakes to compare but that's unlikely going to happen.

Murphy kept his impossibly hot 2015 postseason going in 2016, leading the NL with a.985 OPS.

Madison Bumgarner went deep for the 10th home run of his career, giving him a line of.245 /.273 /.491 on the season, and a two - year OPS + of 113.

I keep trying to talk myself into outlandish scenarios where Southampton somehow escapes relegation (five points from safety with five matches to play) and it's like trying to figure out how Hunter Pence is going to end up with a 2018 OPS over.800.

«when he goes on his bursts into the danger zone» What Wack Wiltshire is the OP watching?

The Pirates are going to miss Marte in the lineup, given he hit.292 /.349 /.448 for a 119 OPS + over the last four years and already had an uphill battle planned against the Cubs and Cardinals even with Marte around for the entire year.

Dickerson, though, also has a four - year stretch of hitting, as he has a 121 OPS + since 2014, and was owed just $ 5.95 million with two years to go before free agency.

But, again, I didn't see the original post or Travis's comment on it, so I'm only going off of what the OP says happened.

He's going to keep his job and is going to continue to run the business side of the Twins, which by all accounts he does exceptionally well, while the new guy takes over Baseball Ops.

After posting a career - high OPS + of 92 in 2017, he is certainly entering 2018 with momentum, as he has developed a bit more pop to go with his strong defensive work.

that his knee has been bothering him for quite some time — he may have been taking cortisone injections — and they only did the op when it became obvious he couldn't go on.

Gone are stories of botched ops and dodgy injections, replaced with a caring service from companies like The Sloane Clinic, who offer procedures as diverse as facial slimming, body sculpting and youth revival, to name just a few.

Even after a lead story in the Texas Tribune and op - ed in the state's second largest newspaper both called out Mr. Miller on his misrepresentations of Texas law, he still went on Fox & Friends on Sunday to crow about his bogus granting of «cupcake amnesty.»

I actually went on to have two vaginal deliveries, one with an OP baby, and so I have never had a c - section.

so ask your friend why she isn't suggesting that other patients go without pain relief so that we can afford more care for more patients... examples, pain relief in trauma care... post op pain relief, pain relief for gall stone attacks, kidney stones (you know, other conditions that are relatively «benign» other than discomfort).

If going to the park with your baby were a black ops mission, this would be your diaper bag of choice.

They REFUSED to say where the co op products were being bought from... that seemed weird to me so I went to try and see why.

In my op - ed, I had applauded Houston ISD's menu improvements — the introduction of items like steamed spinach and acorn squash — but argued that without student education about the new foods, they're likely to go uneaten.

Were your district to be interested in going self - op, I would be delighted to discuss how to better utilize a $ 52 million central kitchen in a way that would put healthier food into your children's bodies and less profits into food service management companies» pockets.

OP did not restrict his questions to a presidential candidacy, and a tendency would just mean that minority candidates are disproportionately likely to go up against minority candidates.

In an op - ed piece in March 2010 in The Wall Street Journal, Karl Rove says we are going to use redistricting this year to take back the Congress.

Recently departed Board of Regents chancellor Merryl Tisch said the Senate's proposal «goes further into dangerous and unworkable territory,» in an op - ed published in the Daily News on Wednesday.

Also this week, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee went on the attack against Turner after he wrote in an op - ed that he wants to «end government dependencies» and cut the federal budget by up to 35 percent.