They could very well soon stretch nationwide, if Illinois completes its about-face on concealed carry.
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The yen had been on a steady decline for the past four months, but made an abrupt about-face on Monday afternoon.
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Credit where it's due: Republic Wireless has just made an about-face on the only major downfall we saw in its new wireless proposition.
If grants do return in Scotland, or if the Cubie committee recommends an about-face on fees, there may be pressure on the government at Westminster to change direction too.
The "new look" in Russian policy towards NATO was also on display in Boris Yeltsin's about-face on the inclusion of Poland, Czechoslovakia or other East European countries in NATO under present circumstances.
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Last weekend, Goldman was forced to make an about-face on its original plan to make the private placement available to its U.S. clients, too, because Goldman said intense media spotlight about the deal left it in danger of violating U.S. securities laws.
Or surely I'd about-face and on the double, But it just doesn't work anymore.
Syracuse, which lost four of its last five games in the regular season, has done an about-face in the postseason on the strength of its defense.
Chevrolet is not going to pull an about-face and appear in advertising on CBS during the Super Bowl on February 3.
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But Obama understands this is not just about him -- it's about uniting a party, putting a best face on America to the world and, maybe most of all, bringing the Clintons into his tent.
Winfrey did an about-face after the online journal The Smoking Gun on January 8 revealed some glaring inconsistencies in Frey's book, including a supposed three-month stay in an Ohio jail that was really just an overnight bust.
But on Friday, Suleiman did an about-face, saying he felt obliged to supporters.
But on Friday, he did an about-face, saying he felt obliged to supporters.
Jennifer Dunn of Washington and Steve Largent of Oklahoma -- say the struggle is about putting a "new face" on the Republican Party.
Wall Street did an about-face Tuesday, shedding opening losses in favor of modest gains on news of a draft agreement on a deal between Greek officials and European officials.
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That is a mix quite different from American Media's Star, which focuses purely on celebrities and publishes photos and stories about face-lifts, weight gain and botched relationships.
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Still, many Singaporeans saw the move as an about-face that underscored the government's more open attitude -- even on an AIDS-related issue.
Rick Santorum, a social conservative who ran for president in 2012, said Portman's about-face was personal and doesn't reflect the party's broader direction on social values.
So it would be a considerable about-face for Mr Hussein subsequently to own up to what America claims has been going on.
Just thinking about him with a book in one hand and a huge grin on his white-bearded face made me smile.
The company spent the next three years trying face-lifts, experimenting with on-line soap operas and blurbs about cool kids, to no avail.
But it's only about one-third of what PhRMA has spent this year lobbying members of Congress face to face on the gritty details of health care.
Sarkozy will hold a two-hour press conference on Tuesday, where he will likely face tough questions about the economy, his reform program and a supposed February wedding.
The 38-year-old has also embarked on a tour in recent weeks to hear from managers about problems they face and has asked that employees develop new practices for meetings, such as designating a decision-maker and refraining from working on their laptops, these people said.
Presidents can and should get out of Washington on occasion to meet with ordinary Americans and hear from them about their -- the challenges they face in this difficult economy.
Meanwhile security officials are expected to face questioning in the Senate Intelligence Committee about whether the FBI mishandled information on Mr Tsarnaev's 26-year-old brother Tamerlan.
Although Thatcherism was based on the austere-sounding philosophy of monetarism, Thatcher wanted to put a human face on it, so she talked about running the country's finances like a thrifty housewife.
But aging for most isn't about a rapidly degenerative disease like ALS. Most of us face aging on our 30th, 40th and 50th birthdays -- when we yearn for the carefree days of youth.
In later years, when he and his colleagues had pushed climate change, and in particular greenhouse warming, on to the agenda, people keen to ensure a lack of action made much of his about-face over cooling, preferring to accuse him of modish inconsistency than to see him as someone who had worked to improve his models, and as a result had changed his mind.
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