I think a number of those deals come back and C.E.O.'s pull the trigger this year".
But as she curled a finger around the trigger last Sunday, she was clearly invigorated.
He also directed and helped write one of the earliest spaghetti westerns, "Finger on the Trigger" (1965).
George Steinbrenner will soon rue not being able to pull the trigger last winter on a seven-year deal worth $118.5 million, settling for the stopgap one-year contract for $10 million.
The administration's proposals call for nationwide licensing of mortgage brokers, whose Wild West approach to lending helped trigger today's record numbers of defaults and foreclosures.
In Tuzla, the trigger this week was the sudden collapse of four formerly state-run companies that employ thousands in the city.
Lift the gun to your shoulder, press your cheek to the stock, push the safety forward, pull the trigger back…1-2-3-4 back…1-2-3-4 back…1-2-3-4 back…1-2-3-4
Some studies show that patients in whom alcohol or wine/beer acts as a trigger factor also had significantly more other foods as a trigger [19,73].
Yahoo was definitely slow to the trigger today with a public statement, but they have now issued a press release regarding the withdrawal of Microsoft's offer.
Some seemed genuinely surprised the government had made the announcement at this point, as if they'd pulled the trigger early.
