on a limb

And that landed them in a morass, going out on a limb with respect to “regulatory” versus “revenue-raising” tariffs, and with the micro largely overshadowing the macro in a way that might have surprised many who listened in.

I’ll go out on a limb and say whatever those young Saudis at the WWE were thinking, it wasn’t about joining ISIS.

Bush might have lost by about 5 percentage points in 2024, but the political climate has since shifted in a way that’s more favorable to someone like her, who’s willing to go out on a limb for her beliefs.

“I’m going to go out on a limb and say that we got more laughs than all those films combined.”

While Bunker’s farm isn’t open to the public, the Out on a Limb CSA, which he founded, delivers apples to pickup locations in a handful of Maine towns; the fruit’s also sold at Bahner Farm in Belmont, not far from Camden.