What he did master was assuming the role of Ballplayer to Remember.
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Prior to assuming the role, Mulvaney had called the CFPB a "sick, sad joke."
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Next up could be assuming the role of CEO, MuleSoft founder Ross Mason said.
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Korey resigned as CEO shortly after the investigation, assuming the role of executive chairman.
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H.R. McMaster, has freely made changes to the national security structure since assuming the role.
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Li Fan, who served as Lime's head of engineering, is now assuming the role of CTO.
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By the end of the conversation, "Ross" revealed they'd been assuming the role of a Friends character.
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What catalyzed your interest in assuming the role of editor rather than taking a more creative approach?
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Meng has lived in Lyon, where Interpol is headquartered, since assuming the role of president in 2016.
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He had been at the company for more than two decades before assuming the role of CEO.
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Shows Cosby assuming the role of a super-bigot, and employing all the stereotype prejudices in his monologue.
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It also faced management changes in recent months as Chairman Peter Richardson resigned shortly after assuming the role.
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They spoke quickly and compulsively, assuming the role of the sincere and reliable narrator of a realist novel.
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"He's a soldier," his uncle, John A. Gotti, said outside the courtroom, assuming the role of family patriarch.
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Johnson stepped down as the Lakers' president of basketball operations in April after first assuming the role in Feb. 2017.
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Her career was an IRL thinkpiece, and assuming the role of a cyborg supercop seemed like the next logical step.
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Since leaving office, the 43rd President has shown no interest in assuming the role of elder statesman in his party.
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A dramatized version of Shakur's supposed escape plays out on screen, with actor Richard Garcia assuming the role of the rapper.
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After assuming the role of Supreme Leader of the First Order following the death of Snoke, Kylo Ren immediately consolidates power.
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Ailes' story will also be told in an upcoming Jay Roach movie, with John Lithgow assuming the role of the late CEO.
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Assuming the role of CFO will be Ray Winborne, who held leadership roles at First Data, Delta Air Lines and AT&T.
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Ailes' story will also be told in an upcoming Jay Roach movie, with John Lithgow assuming the role of the late CEO.
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Lynch assuming the role of 007 in Bond 25 doesn't mean she's a true replacement for the historically white male lead, however.
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The bank said Kairos's executive management would stay in place with current Chief Executive Paolo Basilico also assuming the role of chairman.
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That's morphed into full-blown character assuming the role of the villain: a tough-as-nails "Soviet scur" named Zoya the Destroyer.
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With Mulvaney assuming the role of acting director and Trump to follow by appointing a permanent director, the immediate future is challenging.
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She's not playing Regina George, per se, but she's assuming the role of the Rachel McAdams character in a fictional star-studded universe.
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Shortly after assuming the role of chief, Morgan left his position as head of Border Patrol only a few months after taking the job.
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This atmosphere was a strong draw for Qi, who arrived in Beijing in January, assuming the role of vice chairman and chief operating officer.
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The timing of these meetings is important because some communications occurred in December, when Flynn was assuming the role of acting national security adviser.
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In addition to assuming the role of Medici-like patron, it is a viable competitor to Netflix, which can only be good for business.
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President Barack Obama's first pick for deputy secretary of defense, Bill Lynn, was a lobbyist for defense contractor Raytheon before assuming the role in 2009.
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Not assuming she was being objectified at first, Rossum asked to see the script first — assuming the role might involve her being in a swimsuit.
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Coke announced Thursday that Kent would retire next year, with current CEO James Quincey — who also succeeded him as CEO in 2017 — assuming the role.
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In an interview with CNN, Connolly said he vividly remembers Kaine swiftly assuming the role of "healer-in-chief" in the aftermath of the tragedy.
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Stephen Cohen, who has focused on the rapidly growing bond ETF business, is assuming the role as head of EMEA iShares, according to the memo.
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Barratt is joining as CEO, the company said on Tuesday, taking over from co-founder Martin Izzard, who's assuming the role of vice president of technology.
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Instead of feeling remorse at Meggan's death, Linda lies to the police, telling them Meggan is suicidal, before assuming the role of sorority leader for herself.
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Being Tina Turner is a feat of endurance; as in London, Warren is doing six performances a week, with Nkeki Obi-Melekwe assuming the role at matinees.
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With many grocers having based their online sales and delivery on Amazon's marketplace, they've been left in a vulnerable position with Amazon assuming the role as competitor.
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It is not clear how he would respond to the publicity of a job within the administration, assuming the role being discussed is a high-profile one.
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In this fan film by Nick Gregorio, Nintendo's platforming heroes are given the violent, drug-fueled Scorsese overhaul, with Luigi assuming the role of Ray Liota's Henry Hill.
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Resigned to devising an alternative strategy, she tries to make the best of the makeshift domestic situation, with increasingly paranoid Howard assuming the role of savior and benefactor.
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He was attorney general until he resigned in September 1964, assuming the role of crusading senator from New York, a reluctantly bitter beneficiary of the Lyndon Johnson landslide.
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Executive Chairman Seth Goldman announced on the earnings call that he would be stepping down from his position, effective Thursday, and assuming the role of non-executive chairman.
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Executive Chairman Seth Goldman announced on the conference call that he would be stepping down from the role, effective Thursday, and assuming the role of non-executive chairman.
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Assuming the role of mediator could increase Beijing's influence in nations home to Chinese investments, such as Senegal, Rwanda and South Africa where Xi will soon be visiting.
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Christie, a former rival of Trump for the presidential nomination, showed himself capable of assuming the role of political attack dog, a job the vice presidential nominee usually assumes.
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Assuming the role of an unnamed painter, the game tracks the protagonist's secluded journey as his turns into himself, battling his inner-demons, isolation and self-reflection in turn.
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Eissa Mohamed al Suwaidi, chairman of ADCB, will take the same post at the new bank, with Ala'a Eraiqat, ADCB's chief executive, assuming the role of CEO, the sources said.
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She assuming the role of interim chairwoman after Debbie Wasserman Schultz resigned over the summer, when the first DNC emails showed top officials favoring Clinton in her primary against Sanders.
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Trump is casting himself as the leader of the GOP even before the first vote has been cast, and did so by assuming the role of commander-in-chief in waiting.
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Assuming the role once again of party buzzkill in chief, the House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, issued a warning on Friday that some Democratic presidential candidates, in her view, are too far left.
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Sources close to Johnson told The Times that Johnson, expected to become the next UK prime minister, planned to visit the US soon after assuming the role to strike a limited deal.
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Anthony Scaramucci, an investment firm founder and Republican donor, won't be assuming the role of director of the White House office of public liaison, as previously announced, a senior administration official said.
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Before assuming the role in April of GameStop's CEO, the company's fifth leader since November 2017, Sherman worked in executive roles at retailers Best Buy (BBY), Target (TGT) and Home Depot (HD).
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Photo: Drew Angerer (Getty)Microsoft is officially buying Github, the internet's largest source code repository, for a cool $7.5 billion in stock, with Microsoft VP Nat Friedman assuming the role of GitHub's CEO.
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Assuming the role of patrician citizen, frock-coated Schoelcher takes a loin-clothed, unidentified slave by the shoulder with one arm; his other extends into the air, loftily gesturing the way to freedom.
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This is all to say, assuming the role of primary earner during the first year of our marriage has been an interesting exercise in communication, familial roles, and much to my chagrin...math.
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But it was all but certain that Matthew McConaughey was going to win that year for Dallas Buyers Club — and he did — which left Leo assuming the role of Oscar's unlucky bridesmaid. Again.
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But assuming the role of counterpoint through media activism has taken a toll on the activists, requiring varying levels of commitment, which, in turn, has had an impact on their finances and mental health.
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Rose had previously served as the company's chief executive officer for over a decade after assuming the role in 2000, and will have held the executive chairman's post for six years when he retires.
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Moment by moment — from the G20 at Osaka, to a jaunt into the DMZ — she inserted herself into the middle of high-level conversations, assuming the role of equal among people with vastly greater qualifications.
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Venezuela has had two people claiming the presidency since Wednesday, when opposition leader Juan Guaidó, the 35-year-old head of the country's National Assembly, declared that he was assuming the role of interim president.
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Four years later, with the publication of the companion text to the Neel show, Als returns to what he started in White Girls, this time literally assuming the role of a white girl: Alice Neel.
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It involves not only legal fees but also the costs of moving, establishing at least one new household, and possibly assuming the role of a single parent (which is costly in both time and money).
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Wilkie was confirmed 86-9 in the Senate to head the second-largest government agency on Monday, after assuming the role in an acting capacity following the ouster of former Secretary David Shulkin in March.
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Assuming the role of party standard-bearer has been a struggle for him, and even now, as he tries to follow a new script, he has not abandoned the caustic tone that has defined his candidacy.
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Allowing such red ink to mount under his stewardship has been uncomfortable for Mr. Mulvaney, a self-proclaimed deficit hawk who envisioned enacting deep cuts across the federal government upon assuming the role of budget director.
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Tillerson would not be named chairman and CEO until January 2006 — he became senior vice president at Exxon Mobil in August 2001, the paper reported, before assuming the role of president and director in March 2004.
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After mourning his brother's death and assuming the role of king, Bhumibol made the bold decision to return to Switzerland to continue his studies, switching from science to political science and law at the University of Lausanne.
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The country star will be assuming the role of KFC mascot Colonel Sanders, the chain announced on Friday, notably being the first woman to assume a role that in the past has been played exclusively by men.
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Upon arrival to the fan's home, the hosts went out of their way and began to prepare a delicious meal with Winfrey as the head chef and DeGeneres assuming the role as a server after almost boiling grapes.
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Since assuming the role of acting Homeland Security secretary last month, McAleenan has appeared before lawmakers on the Hill and testified about DHS's strained resources and the need for funds to address the humanitarian and border security crisis.
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Several fast-food restaurants, which have been under fire for selling unhealthy meals, are assuming the role of public health change agent by forcing their respective meat suppliers to adopt new practices aimed at keeping vital antibiotics working.
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Age: 20143Nationality: Israeli/AmericanHow he made his fortune: Arison dropped out of University to become a sales rep for his father's cruise ship company, Carnival Corporation, as a youngster, before later assuming the role of CEO in 22014.
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However, she joins recent addition Donald Glover, who is set to play a young Lando Calrissian, and Alden Ehrenreich, who will be assuming the role of Han Solo years before his portrayal by Harrison Ford in the original trilogy.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson was showing "disdain" for China's approach to Latin American by saying that the far east nation was assuming the role of "new imperial powers" alongside Russia, a nationalistic Chinese newspaper said over the weekend.
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But since assuming the role, she has spent a large chunk of her time on the road, visiting the agency's local offices and sitting for business gatherings on a kind of meet-and-greet tour that resembles a campaign schedule.
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Since assuming the role of "personal counsel," Cohen has been described as one of Trump's "pit bulls" -- the result of his tendency to threaten and file lawsuits whenever he, the Trump Organization or Mr. Trump himself are seriously attacked or maligned.
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Upon assuming the role, Mr. Stephenson did something unexpected: He moved the company headquarters about 300 miles north, to Dallas from San Antonio, a decision he called in a recent interview "the hardest I've made as C.E.O." But the reasons were simple.
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Gunn says his assuming the role of Rocket on the initial "Guardians" film was more than just a courtesy to his older sibling, whose films he frequently appears in "it was also a favor to me because I needed a job!" he jokes.
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With so much of my time put towards assuming the role of fiancée/event coordinator/financial planner extraordinaire since getting engaged, I've found myself struggling to tackle items on my to-do list that normally, under any other circumstance, come naturally to me.
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The daughter of Indian immigrants, Haley is a former governor of South Carolina and had no foreign policy experience before assuming the role of U.N. ambassador but had been doing a steady and controversy-free job and was seen as an even-handed leader.
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Tokyo (CNN)Japan's Crown Princess Masako has said she feels "insecure" about assuming the role of empress next year amid an ongoing battle with stress-related illness, in comments that provide a rare window into the emotional pressures faced by the country's royal family.
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Mr. Braunstein had spent his career at JPMorgan, ultimately assuming the role of vice chairman of the firm, while Mr. Woolery made his mark as a partner at the prominent law firm Cravath, Swaine & Moore before becoming co-head of North American mergers at JPMorgan.
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Only some of that history makes it into this disappointing movie, which tracks Johnson's road from the Senate to the vice presidency and then the presidency, an ascension that culminates with him assuming the role of the nation's healer after John F. Kennedy's death.
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As he has done during other hurricanes, Mr. Trump awaited landfall by assuming the role of meteorologist in chief, adding weatherman-style updates to a usual weekend routine of attacking his enemies, retweeting bits of praise and critiquing the performance of his cable news allies.
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After years of scrutiny into how---or whether---it can keep propaganda, abuse, and misleading information off the site, Facebook is finally coming around to the fact that assuming the role of a supposedly neutral platform for so many years has had some not-so-neutral consequences.
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The diagnosis is easy enough: By discounting the election results beforehand, Trump was preemptively assuming the role of a sore loser, exhibiting an irresponsible peevishness all too characteristic of his runaway narcissism and his sexism—and bringing the yahoos of the Republican base along with him.
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Johnson's starching of Poirier made the combat sports world stand up and take notice, though he still finds himself assuming the role as the significant betting underdog for Saturday night—which isn't overly shocking considering Nurmagomedov's flawless 23-0 MMA career and top-level sambo credentials.
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Haspel, like other CIA directors, has kept a decidedly low profile since assuming the role, though she was dragged back into the spotlight recently as a result of press reports on the CIA's findings about the murder of U.S.-based journalist Jamal Khashoggi at the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul.
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" Carter's observation struck me while I was reading Helen Oyeyemi's transcendent first collection of stories, "What Is Not Yours Is Not Yours," where the cabinet of wonders includes Little Red Riding Hood reborn, with an unlikely entity assuming the role of the girl in red, in "Dornicka and the St. Martin's Day Goose.
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But one prompted Alex to stop in his streaming tracks: a side-scrolling pixel game called Gay World, which purported to have players assuming the role of an officer in the "Gaypolice, who must arrest all straight people" or be a straight person in the "Gaylag," and be forced to push a glass bottle near their anus.
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Christina Grimmie's family has released the first music video from The Ballad of Jessica Blue, a four-part music video that accompanies music from the late singer's Side A EP. In "Snow White," we find Grimmie assuming the role of Jessica Blue, who's stuck in a relationship she's not entirely happy with and is waiting for her "prince" to come.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) reported that in 6900, only 2628 percent of adults and 28503 percent of young people aged 22020 to 24 were regular cigarette smokers in the U.S. Sadly, today that progress is in jeopardy because of companies like Juul, which are assuming the role of Big Tobacco 2.0.
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Over the next few years, they tracked his life and career — his performance in the 2012 film "Pitch Perfect" as Benji, the magic-loving misfit; his enrolling in Columbia University and then dropping out six weeks later to play Elder Cunningham in the Chicago production of "The Book of Mormon"; and eventually his assuming the role on Broadway in early 2014.
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Since assuming the role in January, he's come under fire for lying about the size of the crowd at Trump's inauguration — he drew harsh criticism for his own claim that "this was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration, period" — and scolding veteran White House correspondent April Ryan for shaking her head after she asked a question related to Trump's connections to Russia.
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Since assuming the role in January, he's also come under fire for lying about the size of the crowd at Trump's inauguration — he drew harsh criticism for his own claim that "this was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration, period" — and scolding veteran White House correspondent April Ryan for shaking her head after she asked a question related to Trump's connections to Russia in March.
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The former head of a major conservative think tank will join GOP nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's transition team to help him prepare for possibly assuming the role of president, Yahoo News reports.
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