Sentences with phrase «out of the fray on»

Since then, the atmosphere has only heightened — think #MeToo, Time's Up — and Hollywood is unlikely to stay out of the fray on Oscar night.

Not exact matches

The former enfant terrible of pop music is selling out stadiums to crazed superfans and riding a high of critical and commercial success on his latest album, so it's no wonder he decided to follow in Queen Bey's footsteps and get away from the fray in the five - bedroom hilltop escape, situated on 11 private acres.

What is wrong is when someone implies or even straight out says like some on social media say, that I am harming my child for keeping that last fraying thread of my sanity.

This durable wrap can be tied in many different ways depending on your baby's needs, and it features a double reinforced hem that will keep it from fraying or wearing out much at all, even over years of use.

Being out on the go with baby will make every trip at least twice as long, and 26.7 times as hard, so having some item with you to soothe fraying nerves is a good use of diaperbag space.

But Reclaim New York, an organization created in 2015 focused on taxes and government transparency, said it's staying out of direct involvement in the fray over whether to hold a convention.

State legislators largely have stayed out of the fray, though some Republicans have called on Cuomo to settle the dispute.

Another refreshing aspect of Baumbach's Gerwigification is that both Frances Ha and Mistress America are primarily about the relationship between women (though Baumbach points out that Margot at the Wedding also turns on the frayed bond between sisters).

It is monumentally fast, sounds absolutely out of this world, has a gear change — and, more to the point, a new shorter set of gear ratios — that will fray the outer edges of your imagination with its brilliance, and its chassis has mostly been improved to create a deeply seminal range of abilities — on both road and track.

Van Overbeek joined the fray as the frontrunners encountered traffic, and pulled off a pass on Magnussen coming out of Moss Corner on the last lap.

She's rounded off the edges on all of the furniture and molding; she's ripped out the stuffing from the couch; she's dug the carpet into a frayed mess.

Players set up defensive towers to take out the waves of attacking enemies and then jump head - on into the fray, either alone or as part of a squad in four - player co-op multiplayer.

Later on a government - run Special Tactical Anti-Gang unit (STAG) joins the fray after the gang war get way out of control.

The results, all produced in the past year and based on photographs the artist takes himself, are lovely enough — unmistakably of an able hand, a keen sense for color and design, and an eye for isolating images from the fray of the world — laid out in gouache and collage on paper, or in pencil and oil on canvas, sometimes with additions of wax and more collage.

ALEX DUDOK DE WIT Visits Host City Glasgow Where the Arts Scene Is Flourishing Sunday Sun - Newcastle - upon - Tyne; November 15, 2015; Alex Dudok De Wit; 700 + words «SPOT the artwork,» says my guide, her finger picking out an overlooked alley on the fringes of Glasgow's Merchant City.I hesitate: surely she doesn't mean the graffitied portrait of the Rasta smoking a joint or the small mound of bricks topped with a fraying bin bag?

Kinder Morgan has to get construction of the pipeline underway by the end of May or it will likely lose out on another construction season, which adds significant costs and threatens to further fray investor nerves.

Small local banks, by their very nature, will never be on the list of big donors to political elections simply because they are small enough to stay out of the fray.

The Chinese ban on ICOs is a good example of this, but amidst this activity Bitcoin stands out ahead of the fray.

A brokerage has an arm's - length interest from the fray in remaining financially viable, and thus wants significant deposits written in to every deal in order to generate pressure on buyers not to act on a potential sense of buyer's remorse, ergo, to not pull out of a deal.