Bannon once, earlier this summer, before he ascended to Olympus.
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It was upended again when he ascended to national prominence.
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Jacobson to have ascended to the top slot in Mexico.
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The Patriots have ascended to bona fide New England institution.
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So, his unlikely brother, Aegon V ascended to the Iron Throne.
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The ensuing legal battle eventually ascended to the nation's highest court.
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Lieutenant Cullen and Trooper Bates ascended to high-profile, specialized positions.
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They both ascended to positions of power — Trump, obviously, is still there.
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From there, he ascended to classic YouTube stardom: He appeared on Tosh.
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It was here that Oba Ewuare II, ascended to the throne of Benin.
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Republicans won a super-majority in 21985, and Hubbard ascended to the speakership.
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Well before he ascended to the presidency, Trump has been decidedly anti-Muslim.
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Songs created with the Crypton software ascended to the stratosphere of internet renown.
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He ascended to another level in order to get to the 32nd floor.
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He then ascended to county legislator, state assemblyman and, finally, Dutchess County executive.
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Mr. Trump ascended to the White House just as Mr. Arpaio's career unraveled.
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Democrats repeatedly sought answers for how Whitaker had ascended to his current post.
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John Ramsey, the company's chief financial officer, ascended to the role in the interim.
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He ascended to the position under a cloud of controversy, according to the BBC.
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But other brands are not owned by individuals who have ascended to the presidency.
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Cryptocurrencies have now ascended to speculative values that actually preclude any non-speculative uses.
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This is the third time Gonzaga has ascended to No. 1 in the rankings.
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It was the first time ABC had ever ascended to the top of television.
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Would I have ascended to the thrones, or died ignored in a plague ditch?
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My ears popped as the five-star hotel's elevator ascended to the 37th floor.
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It's in those moments when games mattered most that Thomas ascended to new heights.
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Breitbart has ascended to prominence by running headlong against the media and political establishment.
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Muslim faithful believe the site to be where the Prophet Mohammad ascended to heaven.
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The fad only intensified after Queen Victoria ascended to the British throne in 1837.
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As I ascended to the second floor, the music was striking enough to Shazam.
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"Amphitryon" was the only time Molière ascended to Olympian heights in search of material.
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After the assassination of his father, Philip II of Macedon, Alexander ascended to the throne.
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Shanahan ascended to the acting role in the wake of Mattis' shocking resignation in December.
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Mr Putin ascended to the presidency avowedly intent on restoring the authority of the Kremlin.
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And she's ascended to a new level of mastery as an artist and an icon.
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Virgin America, ranked 46th in 2014, ascended to 26th last year and 25th this year.
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Women run multi-billion-dollar companies and have ascended to the highest levels of government.
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The Echo has quickly ascended to become one the most beloved gadgets in recent years.
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Wheeler ascended to the EPA's top spot Monday thanks to Pruitt's July 5 resignation announcement.
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Polls show Elizabeth, who ascended to the throne in 1952, remains hugely popular among Britons.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts has quickly ascended to what's looking increasingly like clear frontrunner status.
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Prince Rainier ascended to Monaco's throne in 270 just shy of his twenty-sixth birthday.
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During the Moore scandal, he ascended to the top of the cable-news ratings heap.
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Emperor Naruhito ascended to the Chrysanthemum Throne today, signifying the start of a new era.
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In 2009, the charges against Zuma were dropped just before he ascended to the presidency.
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Before he ascended to BuzzFeed News' top editor, Smith was a prominent reporter at Politico.
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Deputy Attorney General William Ruckelshaus, who then ascended to the top spot, did the same.
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Despite this huge black mark, she already has ascended to great heights within the agency.
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Bhumibol ascended to the throne after his brother, King Ananda Mahidol, was shot in his bed.
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Mary was just six days old when James V died and she ascended to the throne.
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With no one standing in his way, Trump ascended to the status of presumptive Republican nominee.
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Cate thirst swept queer Tumblr and Twitter and Instagram; Blanchett had ascended to lesbian icon status.
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Argentines who had ascended to the middle class during the Kirchner years stumbled back into poverty.
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When the former steelworker ascended to the leadership, Kazakhstan was still part of the Soviet Union.
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Jews and Christians have Mount Sinai, which they believe Moses ascended to receive the Ten Commandments.
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He ascended to his current job, senior vice president for external and legislative affairs, in 2005.
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By 1799, when troubled times calmed and Napoleon ascended to power, their movement had died out.
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After Ryan, the former Ways and Means chairman, ascended to the Speaker's office last fall, Rep.
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An accidental president, Fillmore ascended to the office after Zachary Taylor succumbed to cholera in 6900.
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After Elizabeth I ascended to the throne in 1558, her merchant-venturers began an imperial quest.
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Utopia is her 10th album, and it's safe to say she's ascended to true icon status.
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But he has ascended to the nation's most powerful office for the purpose of waging it.
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Dozens of his relatives ascended to government posts; he ended presidential term limits and militarized governance.
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Already, this second incarnation has ascended to a leading role in drawing attention to Texas wine.
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Rama VIII - King Ananda Mahidol (33-1946) Ananda ascended to the throne after his uncle abdicated.
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When King Olav died in January 1991, Harald ascended to the throne, and Sonja became queen.
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He ascended to the Senate in a special election held in 2013 to replace former Sen.
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Based on Wednesday's close, Bezos briefly ascended to No. 2.353 with a fortune over $22.35 billion.
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Scroll down to see the young people who have ascended to the heights of political power.
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For years, he refused to meet with the murderous son who eventually ascended to the throne.
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Shanahan, 56, previously served as deputy secretary of defense but ascended to acting secretary in January.
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Cliffhanger: Cersei (Lena Headey) blew up King's Landing and ascended to the Iron Throne in season 6.
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Since the couple's marriage in 2014, the Kardashian family has ascended to a new kind of relevance.
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King Salman ascended to the throne in January 2015 following the death of his brother King Abdullah.
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Each time we ascended to the next height, the air was thinner and it felt more barren.
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That has not changed since Anita Hill was vilified and Clarence Thomas ascended to the Supreme Court.
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They said that those questions were almost certain to come if he ascended to the higher job.
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In Far Cry 4 and Far Cry Primal, good or bad, you've at least ascended to power.
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Within a couple years of graduating, Hunter Biden amazingly ascended to the position of executive vice president.
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The only other time Baylor has ascended to the top of the poll was three seasons ago.
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His predecessor, Ahmad Vahidi, ascended to the post around 85033, and held it for around a decade.
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Documentation of questionable practices in the country began before Mr. Tillerson ascended to the chief executive position.
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Andrew Johnson was in his first term, but he had ascended to the presidency after Lincoln's death.
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This time, his appeals ascended to the United States Supreme Court, and again the conviction was tossed.
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Decades later, Dhari's grandson ascended to prominence as a Sunni cleric and a vocal opponent of U.S. actions.
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Worth noting: When the Cylons attacked in 'Battlestar Galactica,' the Secretary of Education ascended to the presidency pic.twitter.
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Bhumibol ascended to the throne 70 years ago, making him the world's longest-reigning monarch before his death.
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Abdullah, 53, who ascended to the throne on February 7, 1999, is also celebrating his birthday on Saturday.
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A lot was made of this, and, just a few months later, he ascended to the Bachelor throne.
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Meanwhile, Wolves, just two years after being bought by Fosun, ascended to the top tier of English soccer.
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Since turning pro, she has ascended to No. 1 and won eight L.P.G.A. Tour events, including a major.
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Most Americans thought little of President Harry Truman when he ascended to the White House in April 1945.
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"Perhaps it was really only a matter of time before he ascended to internet godhood," Welsh told me.
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Nunes ascended to the top spot in Brazilian soccer almost accidentally, and by virtue of his advanced age.
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The rookie has ascended to the top of his profession, realized his dream, validated his toil and sacrifice.
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King Felipe ascended to the Spanish throne in 2014 following the abdication of his father, King Juan Carlos.
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As the bubbles ascended to the surface, they didn't disconnect from the vent as a nice clean sphere.
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Now, Biegun is once again serving an unconventional politician who ascended to office lacking experience in foreign policy.
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PayPal ascended to a dominant position in the online payments arena since its split with eBay in 2015.
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As a relentless injury barrage knocked them back last year, the Yankees nearly ascended to the World Series.
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Guns have now ascended to the level of worldview and identity, areas largely beyond the reach of persuasion.
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On a rainy winter afternoon in a grim, grey suburb of Stockport, I briefly ascended to the stars.
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More than 150 years since the former Illinois legislator ascended to the presidency, Lincoln remains ubiquitous in this state.
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Eleanor Shellstrop (Kristen Bell) is dead and has ascended to the show's equivalent of Heaven, aka The Good Place.
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When the rocket ascended to an altitude of 32 miles (51 km), it began to fall back towards Earth.
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Mr Koepka has ascended to third in the OWGR, while Mr Molinari is seventh, one spot behind Mr Woods.
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Shanahan ascended to the acting role in the wake of former Defense chief Jim Mattis' shocking resignation in December.
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A tiny subset of these people, probably 10,000 worldwide, eventually ascended to the top positions of governments and companies.
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So he listened to his regulars, who greeted him by saying, "What's up, King?" and ascended to the throne.
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And so, after the chaos of the Yeltsin years and "shock therapy," Vladimir Putin ascended to the Russian presidency.
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Just as they ascended to the target, machine guns, sniper fire and rocket-propelled grenades began to rain down.
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In the 1950s, Brownie Wise ascended to America's executive class at a time when few women were doing so.
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After King Salman ascended to the throne three years ago, his favorite son, Prince Mohammed, began to consolidate power.
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Which, ultimately, meant that I hadn't yet ascended to reach my true self, where fear would no longer exist.
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Now, two years later, as Mr. Trump has ascended to the White House, his namesake golf course is struggling.
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Abu Hafs ascended to Al Qaeda's Shura Council, where he served as bin Laden's personal adviser on Sharia law.
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It quickly ascended to the rank of master and then to senior master, becoming the world's strongest chess computer.
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Would Humphries have married Kardashian in 2011, helping keep her in the limelight as she ascended to mogul status?
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Our fascination continued unabated even when the Enterprise's mission ended and the original crew ascended to the silver screen.
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Since his father ascended to the throne in 2015, Prince Mohammed has pushed for vast changes in Saudi Arabia.
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In May, they were Japanese Emperor Naruhito's first state guests since he ascended to the Chrysanthemum Throne earlier that month.
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Sixteen minutes later, after he had ascended to an altitude of 157 miles, his pod plopped down in the Atlantic.
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Stop me if you've heard this one before: A sandy-haired, tantrum-throwing hellion has unexpectedly ascended to the throne.
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He's ascended to the IRL presidency, and Sharknado 5: Global Swarming is set to air on Syfy on August 6.
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Tebow ascended to celebrity status as a superstar at the University of Florida, but his NFL career quickly flamed out.
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Outpouring of support King Bhumibol, 88, ascended to the throne 70 years ago, making him the world's longest-reigning monarch.
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By 8:39 am, the plane ascended to 8,100 feet above sea level and the nose began to pitch downward.
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Roberts' nomination passed before the Senate in 2005 and Cruz ascended to the legislative body more than seven years later.
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Shanahan ascended to the acting role in the wake of then-Secretary of Defense James Mattis' shock resignation in December.
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"The Queen ascended to the throne at a time when the political sphere was dominated by men," Harris told Mashable.
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Many fans have ripped Kaepernick's pregame protests, but his jersey has also ascended to become the hottest seller on NFL.
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Exactly a year ago Thursday, he ascended to the starting job when Ikemefuna Enemkpali slugged Geno Smith, breaking his jaw.
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But she had ascended to the top of international competition at a relatively late age and after a mediocre career.
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Eleven Madison Park, in New York City, ascended to No. 3 – the highest ranking of a U.S. restaurant in years.
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Notaro ascended to new heights after an uncommonly raw set at Largo in which Notaro detailed her experiences with cancer.
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Then, in September, he formed a partnership with a Midwestern asphalt mogul named Mike Harding, and ascended to the majors.
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Erdogan sidestepped his ban by immediately changing the law and running for election after the AKP had ascended to power.
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Cahill's latest project is Simona Halep, who ascended to No. 503 earlier this month after reaching the final in Beijing.
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United Airlines ascended to the top following a merger with Continental Airlines and the acquisition of Pan Am's Pacific network.
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The fiery conservative host helped bring Cipollone into Trump's circle long before he ascended to the White House counsel role.
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President Karzai wrote King Abdullah, who had ascended to the throne in August 2005, a deferential letter requesting his intercession.
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But when he ascended to the top of a historic Parisian maison, he did not seem cowed by the height.
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Now, a new generation of political rappers, of which Mr. Render is an older representative, has ascended to the national stage.
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Despite the sizable odds stacked against them, both ascended to the top of what Disraeli so eloquently called "the greasy pole".
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Like 153-year-old sister North West, Kim Kardashian West and Kanye West's youngest has quickly ascended to Instagram VIP status.
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Naruhito ascended to the Chrysanthemum Throne in May, becoming the 126th Emperor of Japan and ushering in the new Reiwa era.
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Following the March 2018 release of her third album Golden Hour, the country singer ascended to a new level of stardom.
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Today, America finds itself with an executive branch that ascended to the White House, in part, thanks to fearmongering about immigrants.
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In April last year, four months after King Salman, his uncle, had ascended to the throne, he duly became crown prince.
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After all, Airbnb has ascended to a $30 billion private market value for its marketplace of vacation and short-term rentals.
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He was four when his grandfather George VI died and his mother ascended to the throne at the age of 25.
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In France, a century-long religious war ended when King Henry IV ascended to the throne, uniting Protestant and Catholic subjects.
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After being elected, he ascended to majority whip, then majority leader, which set him up for his move to the Speakership.
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She is one of three women who have recently ascended to top political posts in Japan in the last three months.
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The decision was momentous, as Roosevelt died less than three months into his fourth term and Truman ascended to the presidency.
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The prince's rise began in early 20153, after King Abdullah died of lung cancer and King Salman ascended to the throne.
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Seinfeld's delivery often ascended to a high-pitched warble; David favored a guttural grumble that could become a yell without warning.
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The bond grew as Mr. Trump ascended to the White House and was suddenly surrounded by a sea of unfamiliar faces.
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Luther Strange, who's running to permanently fill the Senate seat he was appointed to after Jeff Sessions ascended to attorney general.
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Mr. McMaster, the former lieutenant governor, ascended to his state's top job last year when Ms. Haley joined the Trump administration.
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Ordinarily, Rod J. Rosenstein, who had protected the Russia inquiry as deputy attorney general, would have ascended to the top job.
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Mr. Moi ascended to power in August 1978, after the sudden death of President Jomo Kenyatta, father of current president Uhuru.
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And that, indeed, is the case with many formerly stable facts of American life as President Trump has ascended to power.
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The film begins with Kylo Ren (Adam Driver) having ascended to the role of Supreme Leader of the First Order (a.k.a.
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Before 1999, when Mr. Chávez ascended to power, there was a net positive influx of a few hundred scientists a year.
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" Weinberg explains: "Reagan was a little bothered that Hollywood never officially acknowledged that one of their own had ascended to the presidency.
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Some 10-20% of all tech start-ups have Indian founders; Indians have ascended to the heights of the biggest firms, too.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK In the history of oscillating limbs, "the dab" has ascended to prominence like no other.
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He was considered the Republican party's leading voice on taxes and budgets before he ascended to the job of speaker last year.
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He faced failures early on in his career — including a slew of canceled pilots — but has since ascended to show business royalty.
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Though the Quiet Kardashian eschews the degree of celebrity his sisters have ascended to, he maintains a relatively robust social media presence.
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Cantú was one of several hundreds at the protests in downtown Washington as President Donald Trump ascended to the nation's highest office.
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Another quarter-century of uninspired leaders imploded into the Great Depression; FDR ascended to the almost messianic pantheon of Washington and Lincoln.
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Since its quiet launch in 2014, the Echo has quickly ascended to become one of the most beloved gadgets in recent years.
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Bathrooms have ascended to prominence less because of their importance to the trans lobby than because of their value to its opponents.
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Let's say you're a female athlete who, though years of hard work and dedication, has ascended to the top of her sport.
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The prospect of lower corporate taxes has been a boon for U.S. stocks this year as they have ascended to record highs.
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Op-Ed Contributor When Pope Francis ascended to the chair of St. Peter in March 2013, the world looked on in wonder.
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His film will offer an "unfiltered look into Rihanna's life and how she's ascended to become a global icon," according to Deadline.
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Trump ascended to the White House thanks to about 80,000 votes scattered across the traditionally Democratic states of Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
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When Truman ascended to the presidency following Franklin Roosevelt's death, he was a product of the conservative wing of the Democratic Party.
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The selfie even ascended to celebrity A-list at the Oscars, thanks to Ellen DeGeneres's memorable group mug a few years ago.
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For better or worse, it's also kept her work somewhat under the radar, while many of her peers have ascended to prominence.
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As Mr. Manafort ascended to one of the premier jobs in American politics, prosecutors now say, his career was privately in shambles.
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Mr. McMaster ascended to the governorship last year when Mr. Trump appointed Nikki R. Haley as his ambassador to the United Nations.
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Japan's Emperor Naruhito formally ascended to the Chrysanthemum Throne on Tuesday in a ceremony evoking centuries of tradition dating back 2,000 years.
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Mr. Collins has served in the House since 2013 and ascended to the top Republican position on the Judiciary Committee in January.
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Mr. Collins has served in the House since 2013 and ascended to the top Republican position on the Judiciary Committee in January.
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But after Mr. Putin ascended to power in 1999, the Russian government began to question some outcomes of the often-chaotic privatization.
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All served in the 220006th century, and all but Pierce had ascended to the presidency as vice presidents upon the incumbent's death.
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Thirteen years later, Congress asked Roger Goodell, who ascended to commissioner after serving as Tagliabue's Man Friday, about the committee's promised report.
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With the departure of Thomas, who had been in second place, Fabio Aru of Italy ascended to second, 18 seconds behind Froome.
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He was considered the Republican Party's leading voice on taxes and budgets before he ascended to the job of speaker last year.
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Tokyo (CNN)Japan's new emperor, Naruhito, has formally ascended to the Chrysanthemum Throne, replacing his father, Akihito, who had abdicated a day earlier.
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In 2007, Rafael Correa ascended to Ecuador's presidency in part on the basis of his promise to distance the nation from American interests.
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Gisele Bündchen has ascended to become the world's most famous supermodel since walking in her very first big show, Alexander McQueen, in 1998.
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Another anthropomorphic gay icon of the year, Cuca ascended to meme fame in June, just around two weeks after Babadook memes got big.
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After Queen Elizabeth ascended to the throne, there was plenty of royal business to attend to – including her first portraits as the monarch.
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When his wife ascended to the throne five years after their 1967 marriage, he was granted the traditional title of Prince Consort Henrik.
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The new trailer for season 6 just dropped, and as we expected, Vice President Claire Underwood (Robin Wright) has ascended to the presidency.
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Alex ascended to the executive level at a time when we needed someone with his patience and level-headedness to help guide us.
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Trump is the first state visitor since new Japanese Emperor Naruhito ascended to the Chrysanthemum Throne this month following his elderly father's abdication.
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President John Tyler, an ideological iconoclast in the Whig Party, ascended to the presidency upon Harrison's death a mere month into his term.
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She only ascended to the throne following her father George VI, who unexpectedly became king when his brother Edward VIII abdicated in 1936.
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So if it wasn't for Duncan putting Jenny above his claim to the Iron Throne, Aerys II may never have ascended to it.
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It's an internet dead end, a webpage road block, perhaps an error message from a broken link that never ascended to Web 2.0.
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" That pugnacity didn't slow him down: In 22012, Cramer ascended to state party chairman; one local newspaper called him a "political pit bull.
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Tuesday will be McConnell's 4,179th day as Senate Republican leader, according to the Senate Historical Office, a position he ascended to on Jan.
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"Frank was really upset and swearing about the whole thing," said Mike Schneider, a board member who has since ascended to league president.
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But since Jesus ascended to heaven (or, if you prefer, since the angel Gabriel finished dictating to Muhammad), transmissions have all but ceased.
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In 2015, when his successor King Abdullah died, his brother Salman ascended to the throne; another, younger brother, named Muqrin, became crown prince.
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He took charge as deputy administrator in April and ascended to acting administrator earlier this month, not to mention all of Pruitt's scandals.
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"Hello" and "All I Ask" started low and sultry and ascended to full belting; "A Million Years Ago" was a mournful acoustic melodrama.
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At times, the conversation ascended to the same level of idealism that left so many hankering for real talk in the first place.
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He ascended to the FIFA presidency after the banishments of Blatter and Michel Platini, Infantino's onetime boss at European soccer's governing body, UEFA.
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The circumstances were different then, noted Wentz, who ascended to starter only when Philadelphia traded Sam Bradford a week before the season started.
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Thus, as we ascended to the divine madman's temple, we were surrounded by shops selling phallus curios of varying sizes, including standing statues.
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Then in 1946, Bhumibol ascended to the throne, and after a discreet first decade, largely out of the limelight, his reign gained momentum.
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The daughter of a president who spent her youth in the presidential residence, Ms. Park ascended to the presidency herself four years ago.
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Bencic, 214, was a 22019 United States Open quarterfinalist, she won two titles in 218 and ascended to seventh over all in 22018.
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The wedding celebrations for Prince Albert, 52, who ascended to the throne in 2005, and Princess Charlene, 20073, were spread over three days.
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Given that record of Western accommodation, Xi Jinping ascended to power finding it no longer necessary to follow Deng's hide-and-bide strategy.
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When Francis ascended to the church's top spot in March 2013, he quickly earned a reputation as open-minded and bent on reform.
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Newer, buzzier electronic scenes, like new rave in the UK, or MGMT's festival-friendly electro-pop hadn't fully ascended to the popular consciousness.
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When Egypt's former defense minister, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, ascended to the presidency in 2014, nearly all of Egypt's media stood faithfully by him.
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And now, following the release on Thursday of his Skepta- and Chip-featuring "Jumpy" remix, his come-up has ascended to the next level.
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Having suffered from dental issues for most of his life, he ascended to the presidency with only a single tooth remaining in his mouth.
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Cubans who fled the island and resettled in the U.S. in the decades after Castro ascended to power in 1959, reveled in the news.
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He railed against the U.S. as he ascended to office in 2016 and decried former President Obama's criticism of his brutal war on drugs.
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Johnson's successor, Richard Nixon, was perhaps the most paranoid man to become president, a politician who ascended to power as an ally of McCarthy.
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Since President Vladimir Putin ascended to power in 1999, relations with Russia have ebbed and flowed, but have generally been on a downward trajectory.
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Vucic himself ascended to the cabinet in 2012, then to the post of prime minister in 2014, winning the presidency in the April 2017.
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"Since Mohammed bin Salman has ascended to power, there's been an intensified repression of dissent," said Human Rights Watch Saudi Arabia researcher Hiba Zayadin.
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But if he ascended to president, he would also face the full fire of Democrats, who have for now targeted their energies at Trump.
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King Maha Vajiralongkorn, 66, ascended to the throne in 2016, after the death of his father, King Bhumibol Adulyadej, who reigned for seven decades.
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Even after he ascended to Disney, he often micromanaged ABC in ways that made closing deals difficult, or sometimes captive to his personal taste.
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With King Bhumibol Adulyadej old and ailing, many worried the Thai monarchy would atrophy into irrelevance once his playboy son ascended to the throne.
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He ascended to the top job in DHS after Trump forced Nielsen out when she was unwilling to carry out some of his policies.
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It's at around this point that we realize we've ascended to this height from the boy on the church floor devastated by biblical floodwaters.
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But I wouldn't be the first person who's had a major issue, extenuating circumstances and ascended to tremendous positions of responsibility, power and leadership.
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US President Donald Trump has become the first world leader to meet Naruhito since the Japanese emperor ascended to the throne earlier this month.
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Despite over a decade of strong work under his belt, Mahershala Ali has finally ascended to mainstream stardom with his Oscar-winning performance in Moonlight.
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Still mourning the death of his wife when Garfield was assassinated, Arthur was badly shaken as he ascended to the highest office in the land.
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After Trump ascended to the Oval Office, Drudge was known to visit the White House, spending time with the President, Jared Kushner, and Ivanka Trump.
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This year bin Salman ascended to the post of Crown Prince, making him next in line to the Saudi throne after his father, King Salman.
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Many investors were away ahead of a Japanese public holiday on Tuesday for the enthronement of Emperor Naruhito, who ascended to the throne in May.
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Multiple press accounts since 2015 said Cali had ascended to the top spot in the gang, although he never faced a criminal charge saying so.
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Muslims believe the Foundation Stone was also the destination for Mohammad during his Night Journey; it is from this point that Mohammad ascended to heaven.
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When we left season 6, Cersei had come out on top as she ascended to the Iron Throne after murdering the Tyrells in cold blood.
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The president, who ascended to office based on his experience in the private sector, has made efforts to leverage the corporate world while in office.
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Led by McIlroy, the 266 players in this year's field who have ascended to No. 218 have spent a combined 224 weeks at the top.
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Rubio ascended to join Kelly, who was being tended to by four different makeup people, one of them painting her hair with a fat brush.
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I just hope he gets to see Mr. Bug Goes to Town one last time before his soul overwhelms whatever plane it has ascended to.
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So was all the hosanna-ing over Emmanuel Macron, the great centrist hope (current approval rating: 29 percent) when he ascended to the French presidency.
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Sultan Hassanal ascended to the throne while Brunei was still a British protectorate, and he studied at a military academy in Britain before becoming sultan.
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Before he ascended to the pinnacle of Wall Street power, Cayne worked in various jobs, including selling scrap metal, driving a taxi and selling photocopiers.
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After several vice president positions, Nadella was named president of the Server and Tools Division before he finally ascended to the CEO role in 2014.
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Mr. Rubin and Mr. Paulson had ascended to the top at Goldman, and had many years of experience managing people and organizations under their belt.
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All three were snubbed and all three went out and wrecked havoc on opponents as they ascended to a higher tier in NBA's superstar hierarchy.
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Indeed, as Evelyn Rawski notes in the exhibition catalogue, three Qing women ascended to the throne from the status of maidservants for birthing a future emperor.
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It ascended to the semi-abstracted superstructure in weathered and stained cast-concrete, curved floors, stairways, and interior platforms that spiraled out from a central axis.
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As CNN Legal Analyst Paul Callan observed, former US attorneys from this district have even ascended to the New York City mayor's office after their tenure.
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As she sat there weeping, wondering where he had gone, it's said that Jesus appeared before her, to reassure her that he had ascended to Heaven.
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She ascended to the highest office by careful management of a cabinet job, whereas he almost torpedoed his career with a dodgy stint as foreign secretary.
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If we don't want children, or want to wait until we've ascended to certain professional levels, we are selfish for prizing our own success (even temporarily!).
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" The network teased that the premiere would see Cersei, who at the end of last season ascended to the Iron Throne, try "to even the odds.
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At this point in the New Testament, Jesus is said to have already ascended to Heaven (which the aptly named Ascension Day celebrated this past Thursday).
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In the lobby of a building facing Bellevue South Park, he gathered packages and ascended to a client's apartment—one of eleven he'd visit that day.
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No, it's not a Netanyahu-planted advertising campaign—the drink was prevalent in the country long before Trump ascended to the highest office in the land.
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And you don't need anyone else's input or decisions, and then you've unlocked, you've ascended to your purest form because you are now looking into you.
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Located at 123 Lexington Avenue, the building was once the private residence of Vice President Chester A. Arthur, who ascended to the presidency there on Sept.
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Was Kyrie just a misguided millionaire with too much time on his hands, or had he really ascended to some kind of higher plane of consciousness?
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Unlike some of his fellow black male memoirists, Young has not ascended to the Ivy League or retreated entirely into a world of wealth and privilege.
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The pontiff's visit to Colombia was his 20th trip abroad, and his fifth to his native Latin America, since he ascended to the papacy in 2013.
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The king ascended to the throne in December, after the death of his father, King Bhumibol Adulyadej, who died in October after reigning for seven decades.
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In three more states — Alabama, Iowa and South Carolina — governors who ascended to their jobs after their predecessors quit face challenges from within their own parties.
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The prince, who has since ascended to become first in line to the throne, was overseeing the sovereign wealth fund, known as the public investment fund.
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Stefano Tonchi, the editor of W for the last 221 years, was fired, and Ms. Moonves, its style director since 220, ascended to the top role.
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The pilots we spoke with say it's clear based on the abrupt change on the flight tracker ... the pilot panicked and quickly ascended to 2,000 feet.
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Warren, who ascended to the front of the crowded Democratic field over the summer, has since fallen in nationwide surveys and is behind Buttigieg in Iowa.
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The queen, who ascended to the throne in 1952, became the world's longest-reigning monarch following the death of King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand in October.
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Fifty years ago Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., one of the greatest human beings who ever walked the earth, ascended to heaven many decades too soon.
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This season, Alabama ranked No. 2 (47.7 points per game) and Clemson ranked No. 2 (44.3 points per game), as both teams ascended to offensive juggernaut status.
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Smith, beyond being a rapper, actor and superstar Will Smith's son, is best known for having ascended to another level of reality and his sick Batman suit.
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As the New York Times reports, that's exactly the horror that erupted shortly after take-off yesterday as the Jet Airways flight ascended to a cruising altitude.
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Queen Elizabeth II, who ascended to the throne in February 1952 after the death of her father, has met with nearly every US President since Harry Truman.
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"Justice Kavanaugh ascended to the Supreme Court, but the threats to Dr. Ford continue," Ford's lawyers, Debra Katz, Lisa Banks, and Michael Bromwich, said in a statement.
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After La La Land was incorrectly announced as the winner, director Damien Chazelle and the film's cast and team ascended to the stage to accept the award.
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White evangelical Christian denominations have ascended to political power, continuing a trajectory that's been in place since Jerry Falwell founded the Moral Majority movement of the 22016s.
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In the interview with Winfrey, Biden said he made the right call, but he repeated his regret that he had not ascended to the nation's highest office.
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But it truly ascended to another level in season three with an episode called "Fish out of Water," set at a submerged film festival in the ocean.
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Image via YouTube You probably missed it as Donald Trump ascended to the presidency but cinematographer Raoul Coutard died at age 92 on Tuesday, November 8, 2016.
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But if you've ascended to galactic bliss, you begin to see the world differently, because you understand that when something is bad, it is actually very good.
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But once you realize McConnell has already achieved his life's dream, and ascended to the limits of his ambition, his behavior suddenly starts to make more sense.
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And he ascended to more upscale venues, like the Mayfair Club on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, where wagers might be made for $1,000 a point.
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Ramaphosa ascended to power in 2018 promising sweeping reforms, but the pace of implementation has been labored, not least due to internal disputes within his ruling ANC.
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Salesforce co-CEO Keith Block has stepped down from his role, less than 2 years after he first ascended to the role in the summer of 2018.
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In the weeks since he ascended to the commission's top spot, Pai has announced a series of process reforms that he believes will improve the agency's transparency.
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The Sooners (10-19, 4-13) could not complete a big upset on the day the Jayhawks ascended to No. 43 for the first time this season.
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LOS ANGELES — Nineteen golfers, including the Genesis Open's nonplaying host, Tiger Woods, have ascended to the men's No. 1 spot since the rankings were introduced in 1986.
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He persisted until Nancy L. Zimpher ascended to Cincinnati's presidency in 2003 and, Huggins implied on Wednesday, instructed him to go back to a suit and tie.
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By 2014, Mr. Kirana had ascended to the deputy chairmanship of the National Awakening Party, the largest Islamic political party in the world's biggest Muslim-majority nation.
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At the time, Herbert Hoover was president, a job to which he had ascended to after serving seven years as commerce secretary under Presidents Harding and Coolidge.
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Last season, Schaefer's group ascended to national prominence by making good on the number 60 signs, toppling Connecticut and its 111-game winning streak in the semi-final.
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The situation has intensified as new King Maha Vajiralongkorn has ascended to the throne following the death of his father, the much revered King Bhumibol Adulyadej, in October.
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Manchin ascended to the ranking member's spot in December, a move environmental activists lambasted at the time due to the West Virginia senator's historic support for coal companies.
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Since King Salman ascended to the throne in January 2015, new powers had been flowing to his son, some of them undermining the authority of the crown prince.
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More than 14 years ago, a rocket ship operated by Mojave Aerospace Ventures, which later licensed its technology to Mr. Branson, ascended to an altitude of 69.7 miles.
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Mr. Paulson, for instance, ascended to the top spot in the late 1990s at a time when revenue from merger and acquisitions and initial public offerings was rising.
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Mr. Fels described the defendant as a seasoned trafficker who had ascended to the top of his cartel after getting a start growing poppies and marijuana in Sinaloa.
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BANGKOK — Thailand's crown prince ascended to the throne on Thursday, seven weeks after the death of his father, King Bhumibol Adulyadej, who died after reigning for seven decades.
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As Silver ascended to the top of the N.B.A.'s hierarchy, he noticed that two phenomena tended to account for how young international players became interested in basketball.
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For too long, white environmentalists have ascended to leadership roles because it is generally suggested that they're more equipped, knowledgeable, and passionate about issues that affect the environment.
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A quick glance at the series of profiles written of Kelly when he ascended to chief of staff in late July shows that the word "order" is everywhere.
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The moves in the deeply conservative Muslim kingdom are hailed as proof of progress spearheaded by Prince Mohammed, who has appealed to the young since he ascended to power.
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"The Last Emperor" tells the wild story of the last emperor of China, Pu Yi, who ascended to the throne at age 2, and was thrown out at 5.
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Trump ascended to the heights of right-wing political circles in 2011 when he questioned President Barack Obama's citizenship, suggesting that Obama was not born in the United States.
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He ascended to office in the wake of the biggest scandal in the history of the presidency, and had to figure out whether to pardon his predecessor's criminal acts.
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She was beaten and lied to and degraded at the same time that she very literally ascended to heights on the ice that no other woman had ever achieved.
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There was a time, before he'd ascended to the most powerful political office in the world, when this sort of opaque feud was something like Donald Trump's only job.
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The kingdom's current economic woes show how much the situation has changed for the Saudi monarch, King Salman, since he ascended to the throne in January of last year.
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Ever since Emperor Akihito ascended to the throne, he has striven to show his respect for the Constitution and has made clear his commitment to peace and international cooperation.
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The least likely candidate in the Republican primaries has ascended to the top of the pile, and his own party is still reeling from the shock of it all.
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There's considerable evidence that these pirates had a secret motivation of their own: to depose George I — who had ascended to the throne in 1714 — and restore the Stuarts.
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When King Vajiralongkorn, the 10th monarch in the Chakri dynasty, ascended to the throne in late 2016 following the death of his father, he inherited a nation in chaos.
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In 1951, at 23, he was elected to the Stange municipal council; 10 years later he ascended to the Storting, or parliament, where he represented Hedmark County until 1985.
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The Republican leader of the State Senate, John J. Flanagan, first ascended to the Legislature as a 25-year-old after his father, then an assemblyman, died in 1986.
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Five decades into her career, the 73-year-old country star has "ascended to a rarefied level of intergenerational celebrity: a saucy grandmother of social media," our profiler writes.
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Like Cher, another 73-year-old multihyphenate icon, Parton has over the past few years ascended to a rarefied level of intergenerational celebrity: a saucy grandmother of social media.
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While some women have, of course, ascended to the top of the legal field, serving on the United States Supreme Court, many still face challenges getting heard in court.
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In those years, this Argentine-born pianist and composer has moved across continents four times, and most of Los Guachos' members have ascended to prestigious careers of their own.
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In countries like Hungary, Poland, and the Philippines, reactionary governments have ascended to power through democratic processes, and then used their popularity to undermine institutional constraints on their power.
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On their first European tour this fall, techno innovators Volvox and Umfang ascended to one of dance music's highest peaks by playing concurrent sets at Berghain and Panorama Bar.
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Péladeau ascended to become the head of the Parti Quebecois (PQ) last May, vowing to bring about a third referendum on Quebec's independence should he be elected as premier.
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The Canadian media wants to blame the loss on Ovechkin "disappearing" over the final three games but they all died and ascended to heaven after voting Reaves the postseason MVP.
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But the gambit was quickly shut down by her brother, who ascended to the throne in 2016, after the death of their father, and will be officially crowned in May.
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Trump awaited another honor Monday when he was to become the first foreign leader to meet with Japan's new emperor, Naruhito, since he ascended to the throne on May 1.
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In just two years Scott ascended to his status as hip-hop royalty and one of the most bankable stars on the planet, all because he didn't watch his step.
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The 88-year-old, who ascended to the throne 70 years ago -- making him the world's longest-reigning monarch -- is being closely monitored after undergoing medical procedures over the weekend.
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It's true that both have ascended to the peak of their respective endeavors, earning cultish followings as they climbed, and both have inspired a media fixation bordering on the obsessive.
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Back to Basics Irish MMA has ascended to the heady heights of main events in the fight capital of the world, on the biggest stages the sport has to offer.
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Reigning NFL MVP and "Madden 20" cover star Patrick Mahomes has ascended to the ranks of Madden's top-rated quarterbacks, while Aaron Rodgers has fallen out of the top five.
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Goldwater wound up winning the Republican presidential nomination in 1964, and Reagan ascended to the presidency in 1980, injecting their brands of conservatism into the core of the Republican establishment.
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His twisting reverse layups, the divinely inspired crossover dribble, those long-range jump shots, which ascended to heaven and back: It was enough to make a Presbyterian speak in tongues.
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Since his father, King Salman, 82, ascended to the throne in 2015, Crown Prince Mohammed has established control of the crucial oil ministry as well as the main security forces.
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Bob StraightFredericksburg, Va. To the Editor: Since he ascended to power in June 2017, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has been a darling of the American media and political establishment.
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King Maha Vajiralongkorn Bodindradebayavarangkun, who ascended to the throne in 2016, has engaged with the public more intensely during the caving crisis than at any time during his brief reign.
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But that hardly takes away from the fact that, after 384 games in the N.B.A.'s minor league and a brief stint in Australia, Ingram ascended to basketball's highest level.
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Coe, beloved as an athlete in Britain and the leader of the 2012 Summer Games in London, ascended to the presidency of the International Association of Athletics Federations in 2015.
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In accordance with ancient laws, the wife of Japan's new emperor, Empress Masako, was barred from attending a special ceremony last week when her husband ascended to the imperial throne.
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The vehicle blasted off shortly after 6pm ET, ascended to an altitude of roughly 150 meters, hovered for several seconds, then descended to a different site than its original launchpad.
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Although Malcolm was born in Nebraska, he spent much of his life in New York City, where he ascended to the local Harlem spotlight and became a national media figure.
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Although the new king, Maha Vajiralongkorn, formally ascended to the throne after the death of his father, his coronation as King Rama X won't take place until after the cremation.
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But that could change as a drop in oil prices hits state coffers, and if the sponsorship program evolves under King Salman, who ascended to the throne in January 2015.
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Mr. Basuki, who became the governor in 2014 when his predecessor, Joko Widodo, ascended to the presidency, said the traffic policies would be evaluated once the experiment ends on Tuesday.
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Having loved the apparent selflessness with which he ascended to superstar status, I can't help hoping he finds again the less self-conscious nobility that once made him so touching.
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The profile piece was published on Friday last week, a day after King Maha Vajiralongkorn ascended to the throne following the death of his father, King Bhumibol Adulyadej in October.
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While "Royals" is certainly a decade-defining anthem (Insider previously ranked it as the eighth best song of the 2010s), Lorde has only ascended to greater heights as a songwriter.
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As Trump ascended to the White House, and sexual harassers were unmasked at workplaces across the country, the concept of the women's-only club was elevated from luxury to necessity.
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As Trump ascended to the White House, and sexual harassers were unmasked at workplaces across the country, the concept of the women's-only club was elevated from luxury to necessity.
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Next, Mr. Trump entered the equally sharp-elbowed world of entertainment, where he once again ascended to the pinnacle of success, becoming the star of a top-rated television show.
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Ms. Pelosi ascended to the marble dais in the center of the House chamber with Representative Kevin McCarthy of California, the incoming Republican leader, who handed her the wooden gavel.
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As the Amazon workers in Spain, Germany, and another cohort in Poland went on strike this week, CEO Jeff Bezos ascended to the rank of wealthiest man in recorded modern history.
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Parscale has rapidly ascended to larger and higher-profile jobs, working as the data and digital director for Trump's 2016 campaign and now as the president's campaign manager going into 12.
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The third is Jerusalem, our first direction of prayer, the site of the Dome of the Rock, an octagonal building from which Mohammed ascended to heaven to be received before God.
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After completing their dance, which received positive reviews from the judges — Carrie Ann Inaba, Len Goodman, Julianne Hough and Bruno Tonioli — the pair ascended to the skybox to receive their scores.
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According to The Atlantic, Charles Koch was also upset that GOP leaders, many of whom had benefited from the Koch brothers' network, openly embraced Trump as he ascended to the top.
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In countries around the world where women have ascended to national leadership, they are often the daughters or wives of successful politicians who are accomplished and qualified in their own right.
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Perhaps the archetypal woke celebrity bro, Gosling ascended to the status of feminist hero by merely looking handsome in a pair of glasses and being nice about his female co-stars.
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The four years between them felt like a gulf, given that at DeChambeau's age, McIlroy already had won three PGA Tour titles and had ascended to No. 1 in the world.
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In Tennessee's Third Congressional District, the Christian right first ascended to power in 1986 when they were able to defeat the local economic power structure's favored candidate in the GOP primary.
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When Renu Khator ascended to the university's presidency and chancellorship in 212, she was coming off a tenure as provost at the University of South Florida, which added football in 212.
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In our study, it was senators who showed courage and humanity who gained the most co-sponsors, including co-sponsors from the opposing political party, when they ascended to leadership positions.
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Like Mr. Bernhardt, Mr. Wheeler was a deputy who ascended to lead his agency after his former boss — Scott Pruitt, in the case of the E.P.A. — resigned amid allegations of corruption.
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This weekend at Lincoln Center, Alexander will be playing his first show accompanied by a string orchestra — an indication that he has ascended to the top floor of jazz's commercial establishment.
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In January, the Atlanta trio Migos ascended to the top of the Billboard Hot 100 with "Bad and Boujee," one of their signature choppy anthems, bolstered by meme-friendly opening lyrics.
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Against the odds though, in 20193 the scrunchie ascended to its throne at the top of the high school feudal system thanks to a niche trend popularized on TikTok: VSCO girls.
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Charles is already the longest-serving heir to the throne – a position he took when he was just three years old in February 1952 when his mother Elizabeth ascended to the throne.
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It's all very wavy and fitting with A$AP Mob's brand of luxury and vaguely gothic iconography, especially seeing as how Ferg here looks as though he's ascended to the hood papacy.
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The little prince joined royals from around the world in visiting Japan this month for the Sokui no Rei (Ceremony of Accession), as Japan's Emperor Naruhito formally ascended to the Chrysanthemum Throne.
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At Goldman Sachs, where he spent two decades and ascended to co-head of the firm's global securities division, Montag climbed the ranks on the back of a stellar fixed-income career.
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If Republican leaders had broken decisively with Trump, telling Americans loudly and clearly that he posed a threat to the country's cherished democratic institutions, he might never have ascended to the presidency.
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The original video amassed well over a billion YouTube views in just three months (for context, the only other song that has ascended to the billion mark so rapidly is Adele's "Hello").
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Lewis "Chesty" Puller (1898-1971), was a 37-year veteran of the USMC, ascended to the rank of lieutenant general, and is the most decorated Marine in the history of the Corps.
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He won titles in Beijing, Shanghai, Vienna and Paris, where he ended Djokovic's 224-week run at No. 211 and ascended to the top spot for the first time on Nov 7.
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After he ascended to his current position, which a university spokesman confirmed he will depart next Wednesday, annual department revenue jumped to $123 million from $81 million, per USA Today's financial database.
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Since China ascended to membership in the World Trade Organization in 28, he said, it had failed to turn into a market economy in the mold of Western nations, as many hoped.
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He rose up the Justice Department ranks for a second time and ascended to F.B.I. director for a 12-year stint, the longest since J. Edgar Hoover, before joining WilmerHale in 2013.
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Fritz Lanman, who was an early investor before he ascended to the role of chief executive, said the startup looked at both options — raising a megaround or going public — to fuel growth.
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Also, there were just as many stocks from the worst decile of 2017 and 2018 that ascended to the top fifty in the following year as those remaining in the first tier.
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Despite having ascended to the presidency on a carefully-crafted image as a dealmaker, Trump was unable to convince recalcitrant Democrats, and even a few restive GOP members, to drop their opposition.
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After starting his career in finance with a short stint at a financial firm called DLJ, Schwarzman began working at Lehman Brothers where he ascended to run the mergers and acquisitions practice.
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Feige — who recently ascended to become chief creative officer for all of Marvel Entertainment — has indicated that the gay character in "Eternals" will play a much more meaningful role in the film.
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"Resorting to self-confession is a tactic we hadn't seen again until 2012," he added, referring to the year that current President Xi Jinping ascended to leadership of the country's Communist Party.
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MADDOW: We haven&apost ever had to reckon with the possibility that somebody has ascended to the presidency of the United States to serve the interests of another country rather than our own.
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After a decade working with the House's bipartisan Native American Caucus, Teehee ascended to the Obama White House, where she served three years as the country's first-ever policy adviser for Native affairs.
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On our 12th dive, at Koh Tachai, we ascended to our safety stop at about 20 feet, when an immense, meaty black-and-white form glided by, only a few feet underneath us.
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However, several people have left the administration amid the investigation, including 29-year-old Hope Hicks, who was a member of the 2016 campaign and ascended to be the White House communications director.
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A generation has passed since the former president ascended to lead the Democratic Party as the first baby boomer major-party nominee, and then defeated the last of the World War II presidents.
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Crown Prince Mohammed first made international headlines in January 2015, when he took over for King Salman as defense minister when his father ascended to the throne following the death of King Abdullah.
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In the 20103s, California's rising crime rates fueled Ronald Reagan's law-and-order rhetoric when he was governor, shaping the conservative revolution waged in his name as he ascended to the White House.
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While Washington has ascended to its perch at the top of the NHL standings, Dallas has been unable to reclaim the form that produced a Western Conference-best 22010 points in 22-23.
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Still, Mr. Buhari ascended to the presidency with a rare advantage — not only did he have the good will of a majority of Nigerians, he elicited a peculiar mix of fear and respect.
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It took three proposals to persuade the mother of the current reigning monarch, Elizabeth II. George's older brother ascended to the throne as Edward VIII upon the death of their father in 272.
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In a sign of just how much Republican politics have changed since Pawlenty left the governor's mansion and Colyer ascended to statewide office, both candidates struggled to overcome the influence of President Trump.
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But now, like one of her compositions, she has ascended to a heavenly domain in which she passionately believed and to which her immortal art, both in the church and beyond, always pointed.
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The Rams, the defending N.F.C. champions, were among the N.F.L.'s best offensive teams for the previous two seasons, but they have lost that status this year while Baltimore has ascended to dominance.
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A southerner who ascended to power after the Civil War as a result of the assassination of Abraham Lincoln, Johnson was called the "accidental president" and his legitimacy was never accepted by critics.
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He ascended to the head of the IRGC Quds Force between 1997 and 1998, inheriting an organization in disarray, stretched thin and without much influence in the conflicts happening in the Middle East.
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Instead, the president and his team appeared embattled and defensive, signaling that the pugnacious style Mr. Trump employed as a candidate will persist now that he has ascended to the nation's highest office.
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Whether the impeachment inquiry concludes with Mr. Trump still president, or Vice President Mike Pence, a traditional fiscal conservative, having ascended to the Oval Office, conservative groups see only upsides, Mr. Potter said.
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In 2017, with Mr Trump having ascended to the presidency, the curse could augur the election of a Democratic governor (Mr McAuliffe is barred by the Virginia constitution from seeking a second consecutive term).
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Maybe the story would be written and/or directed by a woman, and focus on Kit De Luca, the girl who got left behind when her friend ascended to the ranks of the 1%.
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America has no formal role of princess, but certain women throughout history — fortunate enough to embody the perfect confluence of beauty, power, and poise — have ascended to a near-royal status of feminine iconography.
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DOMINO&aposS CUSTOMER ARRESTED AFTER FIGHTING OVER HIS &aposPIZZA POINTS&apos It is unclear whether Weber had been wearing his clothes when he ascended to the roof, or if he disrobed atop the restaurant.
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As he campaigned across his district, he reminded voters he has deep roots in the community and mentioned in passing he recently ascended to his new job as the highest ranking Republican in Congress.
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The internet has already amplified its meme-making around "History of Japan" tenfold for "History of the Entire World, I Guess," and Wurtz has basically ascended to the top of the YouTube pecking order.
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The mainstream media swaddled the pomade-loving racist with tons of attention prior to the election, and he's remained an undeniably visible presence since Donald Trump ascended to the highest office in the land.
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She ascended to No. 1 in 2005, won the U.S. Open in 2006 and added the Australian Open in 2008 before completing the career Grand Slam with French Open titles in 2012 and 2014.
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King George III ascended to the throne after his father, Prince Frederick, died relatively young at forty-four, and the new king was plagued by a degenerative disease that likely made him partially deaf.
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Prince Mohammed, who is about 30, has been given a broad array of positions since his father, King Salman, ascended to the Saudi throne last year and has not hesitated to wield his influence.
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He then ascended to consigliere for a presidential campaign that pulled off one of the most unlikely political upsets in history, before becoming an influential presence in the inner sanctum of the White House.
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"Beloved" went on to win the Pulitzer and Morrison soon ascended to the very top of the literary world, winning the Nobel and presiding as unofficial laureate of Winfrey's book club, founded in 1996.
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She ascended to the role of press secretary in mid-2017 at a time of staff turmoil and public spats between her predecessor, Sean Spicer, and Anthony Scaramucci, who briefly served as communications director.
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For the Saudis, even indirect talks with Iran would represent a significant departure from Prince Mohammed's approach to his prime regional rival since his father, King Salman, ascended to the Saudi throne in 2015.
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Since her introduction in November 2014, Alexa has neither devolved into the malevolent intelligence predicted by Arthur C. Clarke nor ascended to the metaphysical eroticism promised by Spike Jonze (by way of Scarlett Johansson).
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From there, they journeyed by road to Jerusalem to pray at al-Aqsa Mosque, Islam's third holiest site, and see the Dome of the Rock, where Muslims believe the Prophet Mohammed ascended to heaven.
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The Trump Organization is considering selling its luxury hotel in Washington, D.C., after years of scrutiny of alleged conflicts of interest and breaches of the Constitution since Donald Trump ascended to the White House.
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Speaker Paul D. Ryan and Mr. Obama — rivals from the 2012 campaign — met over lunch on Tuesday in their first extended interaction since Mr. Ryan ascended to power last year in the Republican-controlled House.
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Just over the horizon — and barely mentioned in the film — are "Thriller" and Jackson's epic performance at the Motown 25th-anniversary celebration, when he ascended to a new and nearly unprecedented level of crossover fame.
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After carving out her own unique corner of the pop world, the six-time Grammy nominee has ascended to Hollywood stardom with memorable performances in two of the year's hottest films, Moonlight and Hidden Figures.
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For Monday's study, a research team led by scientists at the University of Cambridge followed 15 Sherpas and 10 "lowlanders" — researchers living in non-high altitude areas — as they gradually ascended to the base camp.
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President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump on Monday met with Japan's Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako, becoming the first foreign leaders to visit Naruhito since he ascended to the throne earlier this month.
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The young progressives who have ascended to power within the Democratic Party over the last few years want to force what were once fringe views into the mainstream, and significantly change US policy toward Israel.
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In 1498, after a coup and a strange, four-year reign by the Dominican friar Savonarola, the 29-year-old Machiavelli ascended to a government post that put him in charge of Florence's foreign affairs.
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A thousand different stories at different points in their arc—fighters have fallen from the heap, ascended to the top from obscurity, and risen from the ashes over the course of the past twelve months.
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Peter Berg's Rihanna is an unfiltered look into Rihanna's life and how she's ascended to become a global icon, providing a glimpse into the evolution of one of the world's most well-known pop artists.
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With "Emo Jungle," at David Zwirner, Mr. Smith has ascended to a "Big Four" gallery (Gagosian, Hauser & Wirth and Pace are the others) with a blowout of nearly 13 paintings spread through three enormous spaces.
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I believe that, like Edwards, Trump ascended to folk hero status among the people who like him, and so his lying, corruption, sexism and grift not only do no damage, they add to his legend.
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Of the last five Democratic presidents, only Lyndon B. Johnson, who ascended to the job because of the assassination of a 46-year-old president, was older than 52 when he was first elected president.
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There was the small-town Midwesterner who ascended to the highest levels of fashion, an inspired technician whose bias-cut dresses, masterworks of structure and refined simplicity, altered the look of 20th-century American design.
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Mr. Colyer, a less polarizing but lesser-known conservative who ascended to the state's top post earlier this year, was polling ahead of Mr. Kobach in Johnson County with several hundred precincts there still uncounted.
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Even in his frequent short-breathed shouts, he retained quality if not beauty of tone, and at the end he ascended to a gentle falsetto, as if his voice were the soul leaving the body.
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He was a lieutenant to Mr. Arafat and a member of the team that negotiated the Oslo accords with Israel in the 1990s; he ascended to the Palestinian leadership after Mr. Arafat's death in 2004.
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It's one of the first major changes after Citigroup's Jane Fraser ascended to president and head of the firm's global consumer bank in October, replacing Stephen Bird as chief of retail businesses at the bank.
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The closest she will come to acknowledging that she has ascended to a newfound place in her sport, and gained American fame, is a story she related about shopping near her hometown, Eagle-Vail, Colo.
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Barclays Chief Executive Jes Staley, who ascended to the top role in October, said in the next three years the company will dump the 143 percent of the shares it controls in Barclays Africa Group.
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Barclays Chief Executive Jes Staley, who ascended to the top role in October, said in the next three years the company will dump the 62.3 percent of the shares it controls in Barclays Africa Group.
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During the demonstration, the two Arran members ascended to the second level of the bus where they lit two flares and unfurled a banner reading "Stop mass tourism in the Catalan countries," in the Catalan language.
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Power was somehow both too concentrated in the king — creating problems when someone as ill-suited to the role as Louis XVI ascended to the position — and too diffusely distributed across the nobility, clergy, and judiciary.
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While it's true that Trump ascended to the presidency with simian displays of dominance, and now leads a formidable personality cult that dominates the Republican Party, this is hardly a model that the left should emulate.
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The Feast of the Ascension, as it's also known, takes place 39 days after Easter Sunday (this year, that will be Thursday, May 25) and is believed to mark the day that Jesus ascended to Heaven.
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Dustin Johnson was the focus of the golf world on the eve of the Masters, coming off three successive victories, having ascended to the world number one ranking and for a few months an unstoppable juggernaut.
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Schrager, bouncing with pride, then tore at the brown paper that was hiding the square opening of a giant metal tube, in which a pair of escalators ascended to the next floor, in dim, golden light.
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While he retains the support of his corporate boss, Rupert Murdoch, Mr. Ailes, 76, has sometimes clashed with Mr. Murdoch's sons, James and Lachlan, who have ascended to the most senior leadership roles at the company.
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As for William Holden, while Reagan ascended to become governor of California and finally president, his old friend, who lacked the two Reagans' ability to adapt to changed professional environments, fell off the box-office charts.
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In helping his Cavaliers to become the first team ever to come back from a 25-26 deficit in the Finals, James ascended to a plane of greatness rarely reached in the history of the sport.
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"When Kim Jong-un ascended to the top of it, going through thick snow, it showed fine weather unprecedented in the blizzard of December winter, exposing its majestic figure," a press release read, according to reports.
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After the governing Bharatiya Janata Party, which has ties to far-right Hindu nationalist groups, ascended to power after national elections in 2014, reports of crimes against India's minority Muslim population have risen across the country.
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He never ascended to the position he so desperately wanted — secretary of state — and his biggest diplomatic accomplishment was his role in the 1995 Dayton Accords, which laid the groundwork for a tenuous peace in Bosnia.
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After King Salman ascended to the throne in 2015, he named Mr. Jubeir foreign minister, a job that many at the time did not expect him to hold for long because he was not a prince.
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After Lyndon B. Johnson ascended to the presidency, next in line, should something have happened to him, was John W. McCormack, the speaker of the House, then in his 70s and not at his physical peak.
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On a mid-February afternoon, dozens of women, mostly in their 20s and 30s, ascended to a hotel rooftop in Manhattan, dressed for brunch in pink blazers, pink tank tops, pink eye shadow, even pink hair.
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His decision not to award a championship ring to quarterback Kelly Bryant, who began last season as the starter but left the team after Trevor Lawrence ascended to the starting role, struck many analysts as vindictive.
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The case quickly ascended to the national stage when Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, told reporters that President Trump had prioritized cracking down on illegal immigration "because of tragedies like" the situation in Maryland.
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Trump confirmed earlier this weekend that May, who ascended to the country's highest democratic office following the resignation of Prime Minister David Cameron in the wake of the Brexit vote, would visit him in the coming months.
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Trump confirmed earlier this weekend that May, who ascended to the country's highest democratic office following the resignation of Prime Minister David Cameron in the wake of the Brexit vote, would visit him in the coming spring.
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" Since her breakout role as Kelly Kapoor in NBC's "The Office," Kaling has gracefully ascended to stardom, snagging numerous Emmy nominations, starring in major movies like "Ocean's Eight" and penning best-selling books including "Why Not Me?
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Joe Sestak AGE: 67 STATE: Pennsylvania KNOWN FOR: Sestak ascended to become a 3-star admiral in the US Navy during a 31-year military career prior to his election to the House of Representatives in 2006.
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They were born after the crushing of the Tiananmen Square pro-democracy protests, raised mostly without siblings during an unprecedented economic boom, and came of age as Xi Jinping, China's strongest leader in decades, ascended to power.
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Early in her career, Sandra J. Horbach earned the distinction of being the first woman to be named a partner at a major American private equity firm when she ascended to that role at Forstmann Little & Company.
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President Trump's re-election campaign and joint party committees have directed $500,000 in campaign funds to Trump companies since Trump ascended to the White House, amid myriad other reported violations of the Emoluments Clause of the Constitution.
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"Broccoli" had just hit number 19 on the Hot 100 chart (it recently ascended to number six), the latest benchmark in a summer the song had unexpectedly spent climbing to the tops of various charts: Soundcloud, Musical.
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Having regularly visited Saudi since 2013 – before MbS's father King Salman ascended to the throne – he knows the kingdom well enough to have a network of contacts that give an informed but non-government point of view.
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Ms. Gremminger said the owner was preoccupied by her infant during the flight and did not check on the pet, which fell eerily silent after barking during takeoff and as the plane ascended to its cruising altitude.
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Under Mr. Naharin's direction, the company has ascended to the upper echelons of contemporary dance while a generation of former Batsheva dancers has helped populate an impressive independent choreographer scene in Israel, with some establishing themselves abroad.
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You've no doubt heard about the legendary King Arthur who ascended to fame after pulling the magical sword Excalibur from its stone, but his iconic story isn't the only one of note in the medieval fiction canon.
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The National Transportation Safety Board said there was no response from the pilot after controllers asked for more information, and radar suggested that the helicopter ascended to 2,300 feet and began a descending turn to the left.
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LAUREN: The key change gets a lot of attention – for good reason; Christian theologians agree that it was the exact sound that rang out as Christ ascended to heaven, jackhammering a cloud, after rising from the dead.
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Salman bin Abdulaziz ascended to the throne in January of 2015, just two months before the Yemen war, during a period of tensions with the US over the Iran nuclear deal, and he does not take criticism well.
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When Barack Obama was elected president in 2008, the U.S. had more than 132,20133 polling places; by the time Donald Trump ascended to the White House, eight years later, more than 15,000 of them had been closed nationwide.
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An overwhelming proportion of the judges who have ascended to the federal bench this year are men, with women making up just 24 percent of those who were confirmed, according to an analysis by the Alliance For Justice.
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Even after they ascended to top White House positions, Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner continued to benefit from an extraordinary number of investment deals carried out by the companies they once ran, ethics filings released Monday evening showed.
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J.C. This deft trumpeter won the Thelonious Monk International Jazz Competition in 1997, and he's released a string of albums since then — some of them quite strong — but for whatever reason he never ascended to jazz's A list.
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"This morning, our beloved wife, mother, grandmother, matriarch and the exquisite artist, humanitarian, and champion for mental health, Anna PATTY DUKE Pearce, closed her eyes, quieted her pain and ascended to a beautiful place," he wrote alongside the pic.
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Prince Abdulaziz studied in Riyadh before entering private business, but after King Salman ascended to the throne in 2015 he was appointed adviser to the Royal Court for matters including border control, according to Saudi-owned Al Arabiya television.
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The journalist had been outspoken about the crackdown on free speech and human rights in his country after Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the kingdom's de facto ruler (often referred to as MBS), ascended to power in 2017.
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Similar to Melania Trump, Morrison has said she does not wish to have an overblown public presence as first lady, preferring instead to maintain a lower-profile as her husband ascended to the top spot in Australia's political sphere.
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Somehow, like a phoenix, vinyl has ascended to pop-cultural darling, serving as a bright spot in the waning music industry and giving fodder to TV and movies, including a starring role in a new Scorsese-produced HBO series.
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Meyer took the helm at Ohio State, one of the country's winningest programs, from Luke Fickell, a longtime Ohio State assistant who ascended to the top job for a year after the once-heralded championship coach Jim Tressel resigned.
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Meyer took the helm at Ohio State, one of the country's top programs, from Luke Fickell, a longtime Ohio State assistant who ascended to the top job for a year after the once-heralded championship coach Jim Tressel resigned.
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Its name changes to honor each Michigan head coach: from the Bo-Mobile to the Mo-Mobile, to Lloyd's Carr and the Hokes-Wagen, for Brady Hoke, a former Carr assistant who ascended to the top job in 2011.
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Ms. Feinstein has remained silent on whether she would block Ms. Haspel's nomination but told reporters on Tuesday that the two women had worked together since Ms. Haspel ascended to the C.I.A.'s No. 2 post in February 2017.
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She was a sprightly girl of 18 when she ascended to the throne of the British Empire in 1837, and a revered global presence — a grandmotherly figure to her millions of subjects — when she died in 23 at 81.
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CreditCreditArnd Wiegmann/Reuters It was a year of fitful but undeniable progress for women in sports as they ascended to places in the executive suite, in the commentary booth and on the awards podium they had never reached before.
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At 32 years old, he had little experience in government before his father, King Salman, 81, ascended to the throne in 2015, and the prince has demonstrated little patience for the previously staid pace of change in the kingdom.
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She covered the brutal Chechen military campaign in 1999 and 203 that helped solidify Putin's political standing as he ascended to the presidency, and the 2004 Beslan school siege, which earned her the government's "Strengthening the Military Commonwealth" medal.
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The Qianlong emperor, one of China's greatest cultural patrons, married the empress Xiaoxian before he ascended to the throne, and when she died young in 1748 he wrote an aching funeral elegy for her in watery, grief-haunted calligraphy.
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It's tiring, decrying hate, And likely tiresome as wellBut ever since the hammer fell And Trump ascended to the throne I've told myself my voice alone Won't make a difference, but that I Should not interpret that: Don't try.
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"Austere" was the word that came to mind as I entered his crepuscular vestibule and ascended to the portal of the reading room on a flight of oval steps carved from a somber gray stone known as pietra serena.
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Facebook confirmed to VICE News that last week it blocked anyone in Thailand from accessing the video showing 64-year-old King Maha Vajiralongkorn Bodindradebayavarangkun last June, just months before his father died and he ascended to the throne.
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Popstar, directed by Taccone and Schaffer, is the story of Conner4Real (Samberg), the world's biggest musical star who has ascended to solo icon status after a break from his three-piece ensemble outfit Style Boyz (sound like anyone you know?).
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But after Lincoln was assassinated in 92 and Johnson ascended to the presidency, he reverted to his roots in a Democratic Party that, at the time, was much more sympathetic to the South and hostile to the rights of freed slaves.
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His ouster as head of the National Guard essentially sidelines one of the most formidable rivals to the current crown prince, who has amassed enormous power in less than three years since his father, King Salman, ascended to the throne.
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It's a wave that rippled when Trump ascended to the White House, and evangelical Christians, like the ones who'd taught my Sunday school classes and stood at our pulpit, suspended their moral convictions, and followed him like a dime-store messiah.
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A son of William the Conqueror, who ascended to the throne after the death of his elder brother William II, Henry has been described as a usurper because he seized the crown while another elder brother was away on a Crusade.
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The pope, Mr. Moore says, has been surprisingly activist since assuming the office; he postulates that Francis was biding his time for decades, patiently and unobtrusively waiting for his chance, which he seized once he ascended to the papacy. Mrs.
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He became king in 2011 after the death of his grandfather, Sawai Man Singhji Bahadur, who was called "the last Maharaja of Jaipur" when he died because he ascended to the throne soon before royal privileges stopped being recognized in India.
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I ascended to the throne approximately 28 years ago, and during these years, I have spent my days together with the people of Japan, sharing much of the joys as well as the sorrows that have happened in our country.
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None of the above, as it happens, although McQueen, the British fashion designer who ascended to fame in the nineteen-nineties and hanged himself in 2010, was much possessed by death, and by the ravaging allure of the animal kingdom.
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The N.F.L., the $14 billion-a-year sports juggernaut that dominates TV ratings as well as the national conversation most Sundays, has ascended to its position of supremacy in recent years with an ownership group that often works in lock step.
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Two of the people said that Mr. Glor, a relative unknown at the time he ascended to the anchor's chair, would probably be offered another job at the network; Mr. Mason's move to weekdays leaves open his Saturday morning slot.
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At the Crystalline private museum in Mol-Rauw, Belgium, Mr. Wirtz transformed the lakeside grounds of an old estate with tall gray-beige grasses that would wave in the wind in the sandy soil as they ascended to the main building.
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Baltimore was in the midst of 14 straight losing seasons, but Jones, along with Nick Markakis, Chris Tillman, Davis and several now-departed players, formed a core that ascended to relevancy and reached the American League Championship Series in 2014.
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Questions about the sincerity of Prince Mohammed's public statements come as he faces some of his greatest challenges since his father, King Salman, ascended to the throne in 2015 and began delegating enormous power to his relatively young and inexperienced son.
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Rather than riding a swell of media attention or a viral moment, Pete Buttigieg has ascended to the top of Iowa's Democratic presidential primary polling by channeling a substantial fundraising haul into TV ads and a robust presence inside the state.
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Truman, who ascended to the presidency with the death of Franklin Roosevelt in 1945, argued that the speaker, as the leader of the "elected representatives of the people," should be next in line whenever both top elected posts fell vacant.
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Prince Mohammed, unlike other prominent royals, was not educated in the West and had not had a track record of government service, and he was nearly unknown in Washington when he ascended to the position of deputy crown prince in 2015.
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WASHINGTON — Neomi Rao seemed like the ideal replacement for Brett M. Kavanaugh on the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit when President Trump nominated her to take his place after he ascended to the Supreme Court.
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Still, one pattern has emerged so far: King Vajiralongkorn has defied expectations by steadily — and, one could say, aggressively — exerting these royal prerogatives since he ascended to the throne in late 2016, following the death of his father, King Bhumibol Adulyadej.
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Talked up as a "closer," the President who ascended to the presidency on the merits of his negotiating prowess only became intimately involved in the work of wooing and grappling with members of Congress to win their support in the last 10 days.
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What began as a musician-founded Coachella side party has since ascended to one of the country's most championed boutique festivals—a distinctly Southern Californian, surrealist affair celebrated for its artists' artists curation, unpretentious vibe, and haven of psychedelic art and culture.
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In a year when a president ascended to the White House by railing against coastal elites, Juicero was Silicon Valley schadenfreude made all the more beautiful by founder Doug Evans posting videos from Burning Man as the company shut down in September.
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As Bouie wrote at Slate: In a nation shaped and defined by a rigid racial hierarchy, his election was very much a radical event, in which a man from one of the nation's lowest castes ascended to the summit of its political landscape.
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Having a run-in with Andy Dick is something of a rite-of-passage for any Angeleno worth their salt, so much so that he has ascended to urban legend status in the city, like the chupacabra or the ghost of Marilyn Monroe.
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The 71-year-old man who enthusiastically called a fellow candidate a crude expletive during a campaign rally, and bragged about the size of his penis during a televised debate, was supposed to fall in line when he ascended to the presidency.
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Goldsboro, North Carolina-born Kasell first joined NPR in 1975 as a part-time newscaster for its "Weekend All Things Considered" program and ascended to full-time newscaster on its weekday news program "Morning Edition" from its inception in 1979 until 2009.
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You quickly ascended to the highly selective Marine Special Operations Command, became a scout sniper, free-fall qualified, and a fluent speaker of Pashto, which you used during your deployment in Afghanistan... Being so young and given that much responsibility was just incredible.
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For substantive, contested bills, including five co-sponsors or less, the most virtuous senators were able to enlist the support one additional co-sponsor, whereas the most vicious lost, on average, 0.5 co-sponsors, when they ascended to a committee chair role.
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And country-rap is having a mainstream moment now thanks to the Atlanta rapper Lil Nas X, whose unlikely hit "Old Town Road" rapidly ascended to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, mystifying country insiders and bypassing the usual hip-hop tastemakers.
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It was a low-key dish on a low-key day, but it became a part of American restaurant mythology all the same, because it wasn't long afterward that the kale salad ascended to fame and kale, once an esoteric green, went mainstream.
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The dad-and-son duo, who co-created and played central roles in the show, originally gave the part for Alexis Rose to actress and comedian Abby Elliott, but Murphy ascended to the job after Elliott left the show for another gig.
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He ascended to the position a week after the departure of Carlos Beltran, who was hired in November but parted ways with the team last week after a report by Major League Baseball's commissioner implicated him in the Houston Astros' sign-stealing scandal.
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Lam — who ascended to the role of CIO in October 2019 after serving as Ellie Mae's head of information technology — outlined the steps other tech leaders should take to manage both the foundational work and the efforts to pursue more advanced tech.
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A Southern white supremacist who ascended to the White House after Abraham Lincoln's assassination, Johnson wanted to ease the Confederate states back into the Union with little change while his Radical Republican opponents sought a new order guaranteeing equal rights for freed slaves.
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Now that Lee Russell (Walton Goggins) has ascended to the job of principal and (still) Vice Principal Neal Gamby (McBride) can sit back and make fart noises during staff meetings, Russell's naked, craven need for acceptance becomes equal parts pitiable and horrifying.
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Their song "Vestido de Cristal" became the topic of furious debate on the nation's youth radio stations, but even as they ascended to national stardom and performed to 20,000 people in Venezuela's Poliedro arena in 1990, nobody could accuse them of arrogance.
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The policies—in particular, the Deferred Action for Parents of Americans and Lawful Permanent Residents (DAPA) and the expanded Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)—were challenged in Texas last year, and the case has now ascended to the country's top court.
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If someone is truly indifferent to the consequences of lying, if they welcome negative coverage and are backed by a base primed to disbelieve inconvenient facts, I'm not sure there's much we can do to contain that person once they've ascended to power.
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Taylor and Burton were already Hollywood royalty when they first got together — though it's arguable that Burton would not have ascended to his subsequent level of fame had he not become involved with Taylor, who had been an international star since childhood.
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"When Erdoğan ascended to the presidency, the Turkish constitution required him to officially resign from the AKP and to have no involvement in the party's political affairs," Michael Koplow, policy director at the Israel Policy Forum and an expert on Turkey, writes.
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For these reasons, along with her vibrant, fearless, and colorful personality (and personas), Minaj ascended to the top of mainstream rap, and during her most prominent run, from about 2010 until now, she has been the lone woman at the top of the mountain.
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It is home to the Western Wall -- which was part of the walls around the Second Jewish Temple and is one of the holiest places for Jews to pray -- and the Dome of the Rock, where Muslims believe the Prophet Mohammed ascended to heaven.
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The area is home to the Western Wall -- which was part of the walls around the Second Jewish Temple and is one of the holiest places for Jews to pray -- and the Dome of the Rock, where Muslims believe the Prophet Mohammed ascended to heaven.
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CILLA on Acorn TV. Sheridan Smith, currently one of the most popular actresses in Britain, channels Cilla Black, the Liverpool typist who, aided by the Beatles manager Brian Epstein (Ed Stoppard), ascended to 1960s pop stardom with a cover of a Dionne Warwick hit.
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In the not-so-distant past, deregulation combined with tax cuts for the wealthy inflated the mortgage bubble, worsened income inequality and precipitated the Great Recession, which left working people economically marooned even as wealthy Americans recovered their losses and ascended to new heights.
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And because Fleetwood has now ascended to near pop idol status in Britain, and since everything he does is scrutinized, the fact that he appeared not to have an umbrella as he got ready for his Friday round became a source of social media fascination.
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When the show began and the lobby cleared, he summoned a more junior usher to take his position and ascended to the Grand Tier, where he quietly let himself into the theater and set out a slim stool at the top of the center aisle.
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"Taking advantage of his familiarity with the West, Farekh became a member of, and ultimately ascended to, a leadership role within al-Qaeda's external operations group, which specialized in planning and executing attacks against the U.S. and its Western allies," the press release said.
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He ascended to his post eager to help Mr. Sessions crack down on violent crime and drug trafficking and became known for the long hours he kept while running the day-to-day work of the Justice Department, sometimes sending emails at 3 a.m.
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"Over the past year, New Jersey has in many ways ascended to the center of the sports betting universe thanks largely to the Garden State's embrace of mobile technology," said Jamie Shea, the head of digital sports book operations at DraftKings, a sports fantasy company.
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Read more: Michael Cohen emerges as a valuable asset as prosecutors open a criminal probe into Trump's inauguration spending The revelations about the inauguration's finances show how Trump blurred the lines between his political and business lives, as the real estate mogul ascended to the presidency.
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"This morning, our beloved wife, mother, grandmother, matriarch and the exquisite artist, humanitarian, and champion for mental health, Anna PATTY DUKE Pearce, closed her eyes, quieted her pain and ascended to a beautiful place," her family said in a statement posted by her son actor Sean Astin.
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Her BET Awards opening performance Even if you didn't tune in to the BET Awards in June 2016, you probably sensed the slight change in Earth's atmosphere as Beyoncé showed up to perform "Freedom" and the Beyhive collectively ascended to previously unheard of levels of euphoria.
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For 124 years, from 1836 until 1960, only seven vice presidents ascended to the presidency and they all did so based on the death of a president – and four of those seven could not even get their party's nomination for the presidency after they moved up.
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Back in the 2010 timeframe, it was common to say that content was king, but after watching Google buy Looker for $2.6 billion last week and Salesforce nab Tableau for $15.7 billion this morning, it's clear that data has ascended to the throne in a business context.
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There are lots of fans of mine that might not be familiar with the local, New York scene that I'm involved with, maybe because they think that Parquet Courts has ascended to a place where we aren't really considered local to anywhere, but that's not true.
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"Generally, tough economic times tend to exacerbate a lot of the negative trends that we associate populism and democratic backsliding," Sheri Berman, For President Donald Trump, who ascended to the White House on a wave of right-wing populism, a recession is a double-edged sword.
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As the Berkeley people stared into screens in two small rooms lined with yellow extension cords, monitoring the temperature of the spacecraft and other vitals, a converted airliner raced down a Cape Canaveral runway carrying a Pegasus rocket, which housed the satellite, and ascended to 39,000 feet.
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The St. Louis Cardinals' Mike Shildt, the National League manager of the year, grew up around the minors because his mother worked for a team in Charlotte, N.C. Shildt never played professional baseball, but started working at the Cardinals' short-season teams and ascended to the majors.
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On this week's Atlanta-centric Popcast, Mr. Caramanica is joined by The New York Times pop music reporter Joe Coscarelli, who interviewed Migos the week they ascended to the top of the Billboard chart, and Naomi Zeichner, editor in chief of the Fader and a Georgia native.
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" Mr. Neal, who requested the audit before Democrats won control of the House last November and he ascended to his committee's chairmanship, said the redactions were "clearly in an effort to conceal the process" involved in drafting the SALT notice, and "those involved in that process.
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Best Verse: n/aOverall Grade: C While I'm not chomping at the bit to hear Gucci Mane on EDM, I do find it refreshing to hear Pitbull rap over the kind of relaxed midtempo groove he's rarely been heard on since he ascended to Top 40 dance pop stardom.
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The decision was the latest setback for Avenatti, who ascended to CNN stardom during Daniels' fight against a confidentiality agreement preventing her from discussing an alleged 2006 sexual encounter with Donald Trump -- an encounter Trump denies (the complaints against Avenatti are not related to his representation of Daniels).
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In 22017, seven years before he ascended to the position of White House Press Secretary, adult man Sean Spicer launched what is almost certainly the longest documented Twitter feud against Dippin' Dots, the company that makes those little balls of ice cream with the help of liquid nitrogen.
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The journey from Cairo to Abu Dhabi was also made more difficult by severe turbulence, forcing Piccard to keep a grip on the controls as he ascended to 29,000 feet during the day, and back down to 5,000 feet at night, when the plane's solar cells weren't being charged.
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For starters, the various forces rooting for Trump to banish Bannon from his inner circle tend to misrepresent the intimacy and duration of their relationship, as if it dates back only to last August, when Bannon ascended to the role of chief executive officer for the Trump campaign.
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King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud ascended to the throne to replace his half-brother, promptly reshuffling the cabinet; Riyadh also began an campaign against Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen; and global powers closed in on completing the nuclear deal with Iran, Saudi Arabia's regional arch-rival.
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The reason Hill was eviscerated and a lying Clarence Thomas ascended to the Supreme Court is that Biden, as chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, was bending over backward to appease uncompromising Republicans on the panel — the same men who were falsely accusing Hill of perversity, erotomania and perjury.
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The moment was, in fact, a scene nearly a year in the making, one whose flash point came last March when Shiffrin, 103, ascended to the title of world's best women's skier — a designation the 33-year-old Vonn had passionately guarded as her own for many years.
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" Former President Bill Clinton, who was in the White House when Bryant ascended to the N.B.A., and his wife, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, extolled how Bryant "brought excitement and joy to basketball fans not just in Los Angeles, but all over the U.S. and around the world.
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Inspired by Nina Leen's 1950 portrait of the Abstract Expressionists in "The Irascibles," as well as Art Kane's 1958 portrait of jazz musicians in "A Great Day in Harlem," the project seems to anticipate a future in which the current Bushwick art scene will have ascended to near-mythic status.
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The arrests of Badawi and others that Canada was objecting to are part of a wider government crackdown on human rights, ordered by Mohammed bin Salman, the 32-year-old crown prince who ascended to the position of next in line for the throne just a little over a year ago.
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I hear something about filming locations of the aforementioned "Berlin, Tag und Nacht," someone is talking to me, but I'm already drunk and ascended to a kind of heaven (or possibly hell) full of butts twerking to this Nirvana-Martin-Garixx mash-up while all of my colleagues have disappeared.
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Left and right argued about how much regulation was needed, of course, but no one doubted the constitutional foundations of the administrative state — not even Justice Antonin Scalia, the leading conservative lawyer of the past half century and an academic expert on administrative law before he ascended to the bench.
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The Knights, on the other hand, have ascended to the league's grandest stage with a coach dismissed by the Florida Panthers, a general manager that unceremoniously parted ways with the Washington Capitals and a roster consisting largely of players that were left unprotected in the expansion draft by their former teams.
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It is also a stark turn for Mr. Giuliani, who now finds himself under scrutiny from the same United States attorney's office he led in the 1980s, when he first rose to prominence as a tough-on-crime prosecutor and later ascended to two terms as mayor of New York.
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When he ascended to that post, only two African teams could qualify for the World Cup, and few had ever made much of an impact on the tournament; the continent's own competition, the Cup of Nations, involved just eight sides; the African Champions Cup was struggling for appeal and relevance.
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It's easy to leaf through history books and find military leaders who have ascended to the status of mythic legend, and we get the chance to take to the field as Ulysses S. Grant or Boudica or Omar Bradley, retracing their steps and imagining ourselves in their boots in any number of games.
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That Christie later ascended to the governorship of Kushner's home state, while Kushner himself entered the celebrity sphere by marrying Donald Trump's daughter, kept the core humiliation in front of the public eye years before Kushner and Christie found themselves awkwardly collaborating on a plan to send Trump to the White House.
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As we rejoin Rachel Goldberg (Shiri Appleby), she's ascended to "Everlasting" showrunner, replacing her mentor, Quinn King (Constance Zimmer, a virtuoso of caustic one-liners), who in turn has replaced Chet Wilton (Craig Bierko), the über-producer — and her onetime lover — who built his empire using her original idea for the series.
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But on his way to enlightenment — or something at least adjacent to enlightenment — Conner tanks both his career and his relationships with his childhood best friends Owen (Taccone) and Lawrence (Schaffer), who also happened to be two-thirds of the musical trio ("Style Boyz") he left behind as he ascended to solo stardom.
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As he has ascended to his current status as hip-hop's first billionaire, Jay-Z has also promoted a number of social justice causes and directly funded projects aimed at calling attention to racial injustice, ranging from offering financial support to the families of victims of police violence to donating to charities.
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Conservative Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe, who ascended to his position earlier this year after the previous premier resigned, made his career fighting a federal carbon tax; his province never signed on to the larger climate plan (the "Pan-Canadian Framework"), and earlier this year it pulled out of talks with the federal government entirely.
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Astin, who played Samwise Gamgee in The Lord of the Rings trilogy, posted the family's statement on his Facebook page Tuesday: This morning, our beloved wife, mother, grandmother, matriarch and the exquisite artist, humanitarian, and champion for mental health, Anna PATTY DUKE Pearce, closed her eyes, quieted her pain and ascended to a beautiful place.
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So much was that the case that, as Fleet Foxes rapidly ascended to the upper echelons of the indie stratosphere—think Grizzly Bear, Bon Iver, Dirty Projectors, and Animal Collective—their rise anticipated a brief surge of mainstream interest in folk-leaning sounds, from Mumford & Sons and the Lumineers to American Idol winner Phillip Phillips.
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So much was that the case that, as Fleet Foxes rapidly ascended to the upper echelons of the indie stratosphere—think Grizzly Bear, Bon Iver, Dirty Projectors, and Animal Collective—their rise anticipated a brief surge of mainstream interest in folk-leaning sounds, from Mumford & Sons and the Lumineers to American Idol winner Phillip Phillips.
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If the number of white-collar crimes prosecuted by the Justice Department had not fallen more than 40 percent in the past 20 years, perhaps Mr. Cohen, who committed tax fraud and bank fraud, might not have ascended to become deputy finance chairman of the Republican National Committee, a post he held until June 2018.
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Only when that ritual is complete will Thailand hold a full-scale coronation for his son, who formally ascended to the throne this month and whose designation in the Chakri dynasty will be Rama X. King Bhumibol, one of the longest-reigning monarchs in history, stayed on the throne for more than 70 years.
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After breaking into feature filmmaking in the 1970s under the wing of exploitation-film maestro Roger Corman (with whom he co-produced and directed films like Angels Hard as They Come, Caged Heat, and Fighting Mad), Demme ascended to the plane of "critical darling" with 1980s dramas like Melvin and Howard and Swing Shift.
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McMaster -- who ascended to his post after Trump picked his predecessor, Nikki Haley, to be the United States ambassador to the United Nations – saw the majority of South Carolina Republicans vote against him in this month's gubernatorial primary, while Warren has won the support from the third- and fourth-place finishers in the race and Republican Rep.
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McMaster -- who ascended to his post after Trump picked his predecessor, Nikki Haley , to be the United States ambassador to the United Nations – saw the majority of South Carolina Republicans vote against him in this month's gubernatorial primary, while Warren has won the support from the third- and fourth-place finishers in the race and Republican Rep.
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While watching both private and official film footage, the Queen — whose coronation came 16 months after she ascended to the throne at age 25, following the death of her father — reminisces about the day when the weight of both St. Edward's Crown and the hopes and expectations of a country recovering from WWII were on her shoulders.
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President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy The Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump tries to reassure voters on economy 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 85033 MORE stood alongside Putin in Moscow in 2000 after the latter first ascended to the presidency in Russia.
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The kingdom's tolerance for even minimal criticism faded after King Salman ascended to the throne in 2015 and gave tremendous power to his son, Mohammed, the crown prince known informally by his initials as M.B.S. The young prince announced a program to diversify the economy and loosened social structures, including by granting women the right to drive.
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Now that two more conservatives have ascended to the Supreme Court, and the Senate has elevated dozens of new right-wing judges to the federal bench, Americans face an increasing likelihood that courts will uphold such de facto bans on abortion, and some states will effectively ban induced pregnancy loss for the first time since 1973.
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Hours after the news broke on Monday of more failed drug tests by medal-winning athletes at the 2008 and 2012 Olympics, Shirley Babashoff and two of her 1976 U.S. Olympic relay team members ascended to the stage in the ballroom of a midtown Manhattan hotel to present an award at USA Swimming's annual Golden Goggles gala.
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But there has never been a scene quite like the one that unfolded Tuesday night, on the eve of the final day of Mr. Trump's trial on charges of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress, when the president ascended to the House rostrum — the very spot where Ms. Pelosi had presided seven weeks earlier over the votes to impeach him.
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Season 2, streaming Friday, May 27, finds Danny haunting the Rayburns' dreams: not just those of his protector turned murderer, John (Kyle Chandler), brazenly campaigning for county sheriff, but also their siblings, the duplicitous Meg (Linda Cardellini), recently ascended to a New York law firm, and the perpetually buzzed Kevin (Norbert Leo Butz), now the master of his own boatyard.
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Someone like former Attorney General Eric Holder was fairly typical in Obama's administration: He served at a high level under President Bill Clinton before working eight years at the white-shoe law firm Covington & Burling (where he represented the NFL, Merck, Chiquita, UBS, etc.), then ascended to a Cabinet job that he eventually left in favor of a return to Covington.
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Both Mills, who ascended to team president with this summer's departure of Phil Jackson, and Perry, who was brought in to replace Mills as general manager, wrote essays for the team's website that listed a handful of young players whom they see as part of the team's new core but that neglected to mention the 33-year-old Anthony at all.
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