the first season of Double Dare was the first thing I ever watched on Nickelodeon back in the '80s when my family got cable, and it definitely helped shaped my super-sloppy world view https://t.co/hDomwdhkxf.
I wouldn't want to overlook Petrosino's desserts ($7), which, in a sloppy, tiramisù world show rare precision.
That group includes the 2006 Tigers, who swept Oakland in the A.L.C.S. and lost a sloppy five-game World Series to the Cardinals.
"We get sloppy" in the rich world, he says, because we can afford to pay extra for solar or wind power.
Let this party be your introduction to the world of sloppy vocals, swinging guitars and loose drumming of this four-piece.
Murphy says that we have learned that the "world is sloppy" and that campaign season is a bad time for foreign policy events to take shape, and there was some junk response from all quarters: "I'm a Romney guy, but they put out a dumb press release too early.
In the winter, it gets more complicated, with heated stands for the water dispensers, and the slickest ice you have ever seen made by the water the ducks (world's sloppiest drinkers) manage to splash around.
This world-original Sloppy Joe's, which appeared in Carol Reed's film of Graham Greene's Our Man in Havana, was shut in the Sixties; the new bar, once again, concocts chilled cocktails for global flâneurs – and perhaps the odd spy – to slake their thirst.
The first set featured just a single break point for Baghdatis and none for Isner, but the American served huge in the breaker and took advantage of a double fault and generally sloppy play from the former world No. 8 from Cyprus to take the first set 7-2 in the tiebreak.
The 1973 World Series — thrilling, sloppy and won in seven games by Oakland — will be remembered for many things: 42-year-old Willie Mays losing fly balls in the late afternoon sun; the impending resignation of A's Manager Dick Williams; the feistiness of the Mets, who finished the regular season 82-79 but were trying to reprise the Miracle of '69; and the steely resolve of the mustachioed A's.
She calls the piece and Demon City, the album it inspired, due July 22 on Break World Records—her "sloppy exploration of sovereignty," one in which she finds herself interrogating the dictionary definitions of the term as "power" or "authority".
