They imagined Trump swimming ("his mouth needs a rest"), playing tennis ("back and forth with everybody"), archery ("I just can picture him completely nailing it") and rowing as the boat's coxswain ("yell at them to keep going").
The next day I was completely relaxed and nailed it.
But when he walked into the room, I gave him a cold reading, and he just nailed it and completely moved me, and I thought "This is my Changez".
The temptation is to plan to the maximum, where it's all completely nailed down.
I think, also, there's a third point, which is that I think that Bob Mueller was very mindful that he was dealing with the presidency and the damage that an ongoing case like this, if it was iffy, and not locked solid, not completely nailed down, could cause not just the office of the presidency, but the kind of trauma that brings to a country.
This point is completely nailed by Anat Admati and Martin Hellwig's new book, "The Bankers New Clothess".
"I think Mark has completely nailed these plays," Matthew Warchus, who directed a number of plays at the R.S.C., and is currently directing "Boeing-Boeing," told me.
You've completely nailed the profound quicksilver quality of time in the section on buying a new smartphone, but, if we want to see this thing on a Chipotle kids'-meal bag, it needs to get even stronger.
"Gottfried's one of those people who don't want to risk being criticized, so they make absolutely certain that they've completely nailed everything down before they publish," Richard Wrangham told me, with a mixture of respect and impatience.
Though some come close, none have completely nailed the experience yet.
Mobile search hasn't been completely nailed by anyone at this point, including Google.
