And as you know, that means not just being up on the air with ads, but also being in every nook and cranny of every one of these states with offices and field staff and mail and phone calls.
"A car comes from nowhere and hits him on the bonnet, he went up in the air and landed on the windscreen".
When the differential is in positive territory (red) it means higher, stronger air over the North Atlantic pushes up on the low-pressure air over the Arctic circle.
The producers who set up those beautiful shots you see on the air have been up since 4 a.m.
So if the C919 is to be commercially viable, COMAC needs to get the plane up in the air on or close to its ambitious schedule while the market for medium-range aircraft remains hot.
Boston thought it had grabbed the lead seconds before Paille scored when a shot deflected off the mask of Rangers goalie Henrik Lundqvist, popped up in the air and landed on the goal line.
The pressure is on you and you need that communication from your wingers to tell you how much time you have got left, whether you go up in the air or stay on the ground.
As you know, Kemba was waiting for you -- when you were up in the air, he was down on the ground, because -- unfortunately, he actually was up in the air stuck at LaGuardia Airport for three hours.
The loss managed to put a damper on the mood of the thousands of Toronto fans who lined up outside the Air Canada Centre in a massive tailgate party, watching the game on several giant TV screens.
So after weeks of test runs and fine-tuning, Soundcheck christened the space on air when the up-and-coming Escher String Quartet stopped by to perform a couple of pieces.
In fact, we were talking on our phones as we were running up the gangplank to get on Air Force One.
That means you can land much closer to your ultimate destination, making up on the ground for any lost time in the air.
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Otherwise, the people who are flying on the next 787 that goes up in the air may not be as lucky as the ones in Boston and Japan.
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Around 10, 000 divers visited the underwater exhibition and now, after four months sitting on the ocean floor, the unique pictures have come up for air, displayed in their first exhibition on land.
If your interest in history extends beyond colonialism, head to Fouha Bay where a very important rock on the northern tip shoots 150 feet up in the air.
So even though we drive more than we fly, with apologies to Jack Kerouac and George Clooney, it seems that there is basis for the claim that on the road is more dangerous than up in the air.
The timing of any recovery for the PGMs is somewhat up in the air since it depends on factors such as how fast auto output rebounds from the Japanese quake and future economic data.
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You know, the outcome of this vote on cutting off the debate on Bolton, which started yesterday, was really, really up in the air, although there was a sense that maybe Republicans were going to prevail, cut off debate.
NBC's live stream will run different ads from those on TV, but Super Bowl viewers will be able to pull up the TV commercials on demand through the website shortly after they air, an NBC Sports spokesman said.
The females are sitting on their perches with their fannies curled up in the air, letting the whole mantis world see their goods, while the males are usually hanging out just a few feet away from the females, collecting their guts and gear before they approach the females to mate.
Less than a minute into the demo, the Flarecraft pitched up into the air, crashing on its side in a shower of water and plane parts.
By working closely together, aerodynamicists and designers can determine the precise shape of the various bits of the car's body needed to ensure that the air slows down on all upper surfaces but speeds up on the under surfaces.
The president's recent comments are like "an end zone dance, a celebration" or, in the world of mixed martial arts competition, like "putting your foot on the other guy's neck and holding your hand up in the air, " after you've felled your opponent, according to Navarrette.
"The council supports the team and the current investigation with the understanding that information may not be available on their attendance to the air show right up until the day before the weekend event, " it said.
Paul McShane's cross from the right was headed back across goal by Jan Venegoor of Hesselink and, after Martin Skrtel could only flick the ball up in the air, Geovanni waited for it to drop on to his left foot and directed it into the corner from 10 yards.
The future for three other schools remains up in the air, including two on superstorm Sandy-ravaged Staten Island that need extra time to assess their needs.
How Proactiv, which has made its name in the infomercial arena, will respond to this shift in coming years is still up in the air, but Renker agrees the role of social media seems on track to becoming increasingly important.
The boldest advance came in the 17th-century, when Henry Winstanley, an eccentric inventor and practical joker (he had chairs in his house that flew up in the air), took it upon himself to build a lighthouse on the lethal Eddystone Rock, 14 miles from the English port of Plymouth.
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