Officials basked in their success at getting the girls home.
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CHIEF executives of Hong Kong have never basked in public adoration.
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Unlike Helen, Blair basked in the fruits of her newfound notoriety.
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But as he basked in my appreciation, the piles became smaller.
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She basked in the unsparing sun, the sky bright as silver.
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The dollar, which has also basked in Trump's victory, rose to 102.53.
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He pushed me into the limelight and then basked in my success.
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But as he basked in the victory, Mactaggart was giddy, even emotional.
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For a few months she basked in the short-lived political rewards.
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They basked in the whoops and cheers of colleagues and strangers alike.
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Before that it had basked in the 'Africa Rising' hype gripping investors.
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Her son whipped out his iPhone, and she basked in their attention.
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If the bill had passed, he would have basked in the glory.
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He basked in the praise of several executives, who applauded his tax cuts.
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Japan has basked in the golden glow of that victory for 11 years.
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On a sunny afternoon, groups of Kenyans basked in the spa's azure water.
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Mr. el-Sisi, though, visibly basked in the spotlight of his diplomatic triumph.
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Top Republicans, meanwhile, basked in the fissures which have Democrats hamstrung at the moment.
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In Riyadh, he basked in the admiration of Saudi princes and enjoyed lavish entertainment.
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As he basked in the praise, the president promised that he was not done.
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Two such Marines entered as we basked in the steam from the hot showers.
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" Trump basked in the taunt and once even said, "I'm starting to agree with you.
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She let the album drop and then basked in the commercial success and critical accolades.
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Those players went on to achieve true greatness, and Mourinho basked in their reflected glory.
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Rabbits of every possible size and color hopped and groomed and basked in the sun.
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My lady loves fell to the wayside as I basked in the bliss of romance.
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The Texas senator basked in the result at an event in Spartanburg, S.C., on Wednesday afternoon.
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These companies have basked in the halo that's perma-attached to the word "innovation" for years.
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Many places have basked in spring sunshine on the warmest April day for nearly 70 years.
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Hillary Clinton basked in the glow of her mega-beatdown of Bernie Sanders in South Carolina.
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The CO2 supply squeeze comes as Britain has basked in unseasonably warm weather since late April.
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Commuters arrived at a rural office park and dog walkers basked in the late-summer sun.
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Jolie, meanwhile, smiled for a video backstage with Swift, where the two basked in their win.
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She seemed like she'd just emerged from a cloud, basked in the pinkish light of dawn.
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If you were standing on Proxima b, you'd be basked in red light from the star.
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While Senator McCain seemed slightly unnerved by the intensity of their discontent, Ms. Palin basked in it.
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Though he has basked in the public eye for decades, Mr Johnson is a consummate shape-shifter.
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She basked in the sun, which washes her living room and bedroom with light from the southeast.
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She basked in the sun, which washes her living room and bedroom with light from the southeast.
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Sega waited in the wings while Nintendo basked in the glory of a successful SNES Classic debut.
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CAIRO — In his final years, Hosni Mubarak basked in the affection of his family and his supporters.
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But for decades the deed shone bright, and on that momentous day the participants basked in glory.
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While Buttigieg's campaign once basked in glowing media profiles, he is getting tougher scrutiny from the press.
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Instead he basked in the women's — and the Democratic Party's — accomplishment as if it were his own.
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Construction and materials stocks also basked in the glow of a potentially softer Brexit, tacking on 1.8 percent.
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Suffice to say I think we all left that auditorium feeling like we'd momentarily basked in Barbra's greatness.
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Perhaps most shocking is the rise in Vladimir Putin's standing with Republicans since he basked in Trump's praise.
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He has also basked in the support of Mr. Trump, who has made numerous unsupported voter fraud allegations.
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A number of Trump supporters basked in the media frenzy, dismissing the notion he had done anything wrong.
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At this free celebration of natural hair and black beauty, I basked in the sea of multigenerational melanin.
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I basked in new people, and found myself feeling more and more at home in my own skin.
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Most researchers would have stayed in the field and basked in the attention, but Tonegawa left immunology behind entirely.
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Revelers basked in hot sunshine, prompting organizers to tell them to put on sunscreen and drink plenty of water.
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They once thought him capable of healing the country's divides, and basked in the optimism that flowed through Istanbul.
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But instead of trying to stop them, Trump briefly basked in the chants before moving on with his speech.
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" How so: "While Buttigieg's campaign once basked in glowing media profiles, he is getting tougher scrutiny from the press.
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He basked in the outpouring of appreciation from the stands, somersaulting and pumping his fists before his teammates embraced him.
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Just two short years ago, Mongolia basked in a vibrant economy with a sizzling growth rate of nearly 5.33 percent.
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Just as he did in Saudi Arabia this spring, Trump basked in the admiration mustered by Poland's right-wing government.
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La La Land may have had another day of sun, but in this case, the audience basked in the moonlight.
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So I went into the conference room, set up my private ice cream sundae party, and basked in the selfishness.
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Instead, he said he was dumbfounded by the President's defiance and basked in what he sees as Trump's true self.
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In its miniature savanna in the Bronx on Friday, a lion basked in both the sunshine and his newfound fame.
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Trump basked in the chants for a moment before threatening to sic Barr on law enforcement officials who investigated him.
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Her sister, as the firstborn of the family, basked in her parents' attention, as did her brother, destined for the throne.
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He has basked in the adoration, coming after months of nothing but terrible press for his numerous political failures and embarrassments.
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He basked in the glow of knowing he had done what most pundits and his rivals had predicted could never happen.
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On Monday of that cold, rainy week, I basked in the glow of praise from downtown business owners and protesters alike.
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He accused her of putting American secrets at risk, and basked in the chants of "lock her up" at his rallies.
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The crowd basked in the movie's hazy glow, and McConaughey was a great sport, attending the after-party dressed in character.
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The runway is basked in a soft glow as celebrities and guests take their seats among the uniform rows of chairs.
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Mr. Trump, dressed in a tuxedo, basked in the attention as he walked through the tables, shaking hands and patting backs.
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For two solid days, I basked in 19th-century leisure, feeling my nerves softening and my attention span stretching back out.
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Gwyn basked in the sun during a photo shoot in Malibu -- a day after squaring off in court with her alleged stalker.
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On Thursday, Trump basked in his acquittal while decrying Democrats' efforts to undermine him as "bullshit" and taking shots at Utah Sen.
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He not only failed to empathize with the hardships that storm survivors are experiencing, he basked in praise like a preening puppy.
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When I first arrived, I basked in what was a one-dimensional and perhaps naïve admiration of how beautiful my surroundings were.
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But the decisions made during that period, as the President basked in the comfort of his retreat, still resonate a year later.
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Earthquake or not, the enthusiasm in Mexico was felt far and wide Sunday as fans basked in the massive upset over Germany.
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Before the confetti started falling, Kansas City wide receiver Sammy Watkins basked in the glory of victory on the sport's biggest stage
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In one photo, her mother lays back on a bed of snow, basked in late afternoon sunlight attempting to make a snow angel.
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But here, as during most of the public portions of his foreign trip, Trump basked in the applause and reveled in the pageantry.
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I could have skipped the rest of the tour and basked in the glow of hot buns, but the show must go on.
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Ron DeSantis, who is running a campaign in Trump's image in Florida's gubernatorial primary and who basked in the President's endorsement on Tuesday?
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And without mentioning his name, the Obamas have either subtly taken aim at Trump policies or basked in their post-White House popularity.
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Other presidents have basked in their electoral victories and have seized on various data points to argue that theirs was greater than others.
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No one wanted to miss getting credit for another AOC-style upset, so Cisneros has basked in national attention and won breakthrough endorsements.
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"The hot weather which settled over the UK last week resulted in a slowdown in sales as Britain basked in the heatwave," it said.
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Hof basked in the spotlight, but his increasing political prominence had also brought more attention to the multiple allegations of sexual assault against him.
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She basked in her victory for a handful of moments, and was then escorted behind massive curtains surrounding the tournament platform by event security.
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Meanwhile the supposed loser, Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, savored a surprisingly strong result and basked in the adulation of an energized, youthful base.
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With her pearls, perfect posture and Daughters of the American Revolution pedigree, she basked in depictions of herself as the perfect wife and mother.
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Trump basked in his New York primary victory from Trump Tower on Tuesday night, declaring that the GOP nominating process is all but over.
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Representatives for Gabbard did not respond to VICE News' questions of whether they still felt targeted as they basked in renewed search interest Thursday.
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Later, I was taken to the Munsu Water Park, where families basked in sunny weather and children frolicked in pools that generate artificial waves.
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After the race, the Jamaican team circled the field, danced the samba and basked in the adoration of the crowd after another gold medal.
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On a Wednesday night in January, Mr. Neumann strode onstage before a packed house at the Theater at Madison Square Garden, basked in spotlights.
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He declared himself one of the most productive presidents in American history, then basked in adulatory statements from each senior adviser at the table.
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At the congressional luncheon, Mr. Trump basked in the ritualized speeches and formalized bonhomie of the city he had pilloried in his inaugural address.
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At one point, I shifted to a pixelated otherworldly environment, put the controller down, and basked in the chill music for a few minutes.
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She wasn't able to attract the press coverage of Carson, Trump, and later Cruz, who created controversy and basked in the attention it brought.
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" Yardley continued: "Chapel Hill always basked in a reputation for being a place where big-time athletics was more or less in its proper place.
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The event was a big oceanside strategy session for the coming year, featuring hundreds of ADF's lawyers and allied attorneys, who basked in Sessions' praise.
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That visit felt like one big celebration, where Trump basked in his victory and took credit for a postelection deal that would save Carrier jobs.
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Mr. DeSantis trumpeted the endorsement in his advertising and basked in the president's praise when they stood together on stage in Tampa in late July.
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But as the soprano Christine Goerke basked in a standing ovation in February with the Canadian Opera Company here, the moment took on extra resonance.
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He basked in the applause of the crowd while ridiculing the news that the Justice Department special counsel has impaneled a grand jury in Washington.
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At other points during the rally, Trump basked in "lock her up!" chants directed at Hillary Clinton, and suggested she might end up behind bars.
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I made new friends and connected with old ones, shot lots of fantastic pictures at the park, and just basked in the glory of my Blackness.
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However, I think the opposite should happen as many of us have basked in retreat far too long, holding back out of fear and self-protection.
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A decade after China basked in the patriotic glory of an inspirational opening ceremony for the Beijing Olympics, nationalist sentiment is rarely far below the surface.
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Benioff and Weiss, meanwhile, having basked in acclaim and awards for "Thrones," followed up with a provocative concept -- a pattern that has recurred throughout TV history.
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ROME — To celebrate her birthday, Emma Morano did what many people do: She blew out candles, received gifts and basked in the attention of well-wishers.
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Back in 1999, the then president Kim Dae-jung had basked in the afterglow of Pak Se-ri's victory by formally encouraging the popularization of golf.
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A decade after China basked in the patriotic glory of an inspirational opening ceremony for the Beijing Olympics, nationalist sentiment is rarely far below the surface.
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But a handful of social media posts from Iqaluit, nearly 4,400 miles north of the equator, showed the city basked in a pink hue on Tuesday.
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The gold medal draped around his neck, Ashenfelter basked in "The Star-Spangled Banner" and accepted a bouquet from a young Finn in a peasant dress.
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Bhattacharya's travels compelled him to confront the limitations of fellowship, even as he and those he met on the road basked in the same gorgeous song.
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With the Supreme Court nomination, Trump basked in the glory of the FBI and attempted to profit from the bureau's strong brand and stamp of approval.
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Enormous spending on education and health had produced a prosperous and increasingly urbanized country, and he had basked in acclaim — the model leader for postcolonial Africa.
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Muhammad bin Salman's regime jailed dissidents, murdered Khashoggi, and has arrested and tortured women activists even as he basked in Western praise for letting women drive.
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Downie basked in the glow of a beautiful ovation at the end of the night, telling the crowd how appreciative the band has been of the fans.
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But the Americans were not worried about their next opponent as they basked in a warm ovation after a gritty, sometimes-nasty effort at Lincoln Financial Field.
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Mr. de Blasio has deservedly basked in the glow of a no-sweat re-election campaign that ended with his capturing 66 percent of the ballots cast.
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He declared himself one of the most productive presidents in American history and then basked in adulatory statements from each of the senior advisers at the table.
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By mid-October, the irreverent Maddon was back with the Angels, and on Tuesday he basked in the memories of Tempe Diablo Stadium, the Angels' spring home.
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He asserted that the U.S. was "seeing amazing results" from his leadership and then basked in adulatory statements from each of the senior advisers at the table.
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Vladimir Putin basked in the glory of an electoral triumph this weekend, winning his fourth presidential term in office with more than 75 percent of the vote.
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While Jackson was banned from the 2004 Grammys, Timberlake basked in the adoration from his colleagues by not only attending, but by receiving a golden gramophone as well.
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As Mr Trump basked in congratulations, then hailed himself as the most "active" and productive president since Franklin D. Roosevelt, it was understandable if some recalled Shakespeare's tragedies.
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While Daenerys basked in the smell of burnt Lannister flesh, you might've missed a sly hint about a new army poised to enter the Game of Thrones arena.
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A super-sweet April picture of Shepard hugging one of his little girls close, showing the actor with his eyes closed as he basked in the moving moment.
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He denied much of what she said but basked in her attention, using her remarks as an opportunity to portray himself as a noble warrior for the truth.
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Britons pride themselves on their "special relationship" with the United States and, this week, basked in the announcement of the engagement of Prince Harry to the American Meghan Markle.
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On Thursday, Mr. Johnson basked in the approval of the 27 other European Union leaders, who gathered in Brussels for a two-day summit meeting to endorse the deal.
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Instead, he basked in the adulation of King Salman and his court, uncritically embraced the country's foreign and domestic policies, and then sold the Saudis $110 billion in arms.
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Haley, the popular South Carolina governor praised by both establishment and tea party figures, basked in goodwill from those on the stage -- likely pining for her powerful South Carolina endorsement.
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But if you luck out and find the right Leo for you, you will enjoy a lover so relentlessly warm and positive that each day will feel basked in sunlight.
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The question to ask is whether Kim Jong Un, who flamboyantly basked in the world's limelight at the Capella Singapore hotel, is the genuine article or a Mao-suited charlatan.
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In 1996, the year that the tax records obtained by The Times were filed, Mr. Trump basked in the glow of news reports marking his apparent return from financial abyss.
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A few years before this trip, I'd blissfully basked in a lounge chair in the sun and I didn't even know that Amy Winehouse had died until several days later.
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But to critics it followed a familiar playbook -- as he blamed others for the crisis, basked in self-congratulation and xenophobia, and misled the country about his actions so far.
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On her way to the train after the shoot, with short, slick hair that made her look like a boyish Chet Baker, she basked in her reflection in store windows.
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At Radio Coffee and Beer, scores of people basked in the sun and dined on tacos on Tuesday at the south Austin venue a few miles from two blast sites.
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"The whole scene is doomed, DOOMED," he types—his sunken features basked in the flickering of his computer screen and the weak, undulating green light of the world's last glowstick.
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She seldom danced the solo less than twice in succession; I recall the joyous way she basked in the applause — she even became sexy — more fondly than I recall her dancing.
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Coco Austin, 37, shared an adorable snap of herself and her daughter, Chanel Nicole, 13 months, on Instagram Monday as they basked in the Florida heat while on a family vacation.
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The singer, 31, shared a photo of herself in a white thong bikini on Twitter Wednesday as she basked in the outdoors while showing off major skin in the revealing swimsuit.
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Two weeks after he had arrived, Hariri was on a plane, going first to meet with officials in Paris and Cairo, and then on to Beirut, where he basked in sympathy.
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A year ago, the then red-hot technology basked in the spotlight at E3, with show attendees waiting hours to plug in to alternate worlds at the Sony and Oculus booths.
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Just seven weeks ago, when Mr. Netanyahu basked in a postelection "night of tremendous victory," he seemed invincible, confident that he would serve a fourth consecutive term and a fifth overall.
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Trump basked in an electoral victory that is now nearly 16 months old, pointedly mocking Clinton for ignoring Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, three states he won after decades of GOP defeats.
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The SPD introduced a minimum wage for Germany and rolled back the retirement age for manual laborers, while the CDU has basked in the shadow of Chancellor Merkel's sky-high popularity.
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This heat exchange explains why December brought record cold to the Northeast while Alaska basked in record warmth — temperatures in Fairbanks averaged 20 degrees above normal according to The Washington Post.
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Basked in the blue glow of television light, I am a child again, safe in my parents' house in Pennsylvania, all the trauma of our lives off in the distant future.
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U.S. athletes like gymnast Simone Biles and swimmer Katie Ledecky have basked in the spotlight at the Rio Olympics, and DiRado thinks they in turn will become examples for the next generation.
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The Kylie Cosmetics mogul, 22, shared multiple photos as she basked in the sun wearing a strapless, cutaway one-piece swimsuit with high-rise cut bottoms and a fiery red-orange design.
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Inside the arena, however, Mr. Trump's supporters basked in the glow of the president's claims of vindication and expressed indignation on his behalf at the proliferating investigations into him and his administration.
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During the practice rounds, García's brother gazed at the dogwoods and the towering pines, surveyed the azaleas in all their splendor and basked in the tranquillity of the tucked-away 13th tee.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Croatia can cause a massive upset but France are favorites as Moscow basked in sweltering summer sun and the world's spotlight on the big day of the World Cup final.
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Tracks like "Dream House" and "Sunbather" felt like sprawling conceptual exercises in the inherent instability of genre, while others like "Irresistible" and "Vertigo" basked in a lightness completely foreign to the band's progenitors.
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Cohen has always basked in his reputation as the lawyer who was so close to and respected by the President that he was assigned the task of raining legal destruction on Trump's enemies.
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But while some of the crowd happily basked in the nostalgia of the early song, for Kinsella, it was just a quick nod to the beginning of a long and sometimes frustrating story.
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Mr. Trump, who has basked in the positive publicity over the summit meeting, needs to show he accomplished something with North Korea — especially if it is an outcome that had eluded previous presidents.
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Trump basked in the roars of the crowd as he touted his accomplishments and reiterated his commitment to campaign promises such as repealing ObamaCare and building a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Even if I never finish "the cycle" with a Saturday puzzle, I will feel like I reached the top of the mountain and basked in the sunshine for at least one magical Sunday.
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And although Mr. Trump basked in the news with a Twitter message that hailed "car companies coming back to U.S.," Ford said the decision was prompted by the realities of the current marketplace.
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Instead, he basked in his career just a short distance from his beloved alma mater, Kansas State University, before jokingly offering a potential successor: 95-year-old former Kansas Senator Robert J. Dole.
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As he basked in the post-Oscar glow, it made sense that McConaughey would take high-profile gigs with past award-winners such as Gus Van Sant and box office mainstays like Christopher Nolan.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican broadcaster Televisa's quarterly profit tripled, as the company sold off a valuable stake in a Spanish media firm and basked in a World Cup glow, the company reported on Monday.
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He basked in a spotlight of news media attention as he tore into Mr. Trump during a debate last week only to watch him run away with victories from Vermont to Alabama on Tuesday.
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In watching last night's episode, you basked in the warm glow of female empowerment (and dead Khals), but you also witnessed the destruction of a unique set piece courtesy of production designer Deborah Riley.
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So, while most of the nation basked in record warmth this week, the West Coast was battered again by a system carrying enough water vapor to equal the flow of about 20183 Mississippi Rivers.
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"It was not a reset speech," the White House press secretary, Sean Spicer, told reporters on Wednesday, as Mr. Trump's team basked in its best news cycle since he took office 41 days ago.
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But as he basked in red carpet welcomes -- and some favorable headlines -- in Saudi Arabia and Israel on his first foreign tour, his political and possibly legal plight back home seemed to be inexorably worsening.
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Italy and the Balkans were worst affected, though areas as far north as southern Poland also basked in abnormally hot temperatures, and European weather hub Meteoalarm issued its highest grade "red" warnings for 10 countries.
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There can have been few athletes competing at the Games with bigger smiles than the two Salvadorian champions who, along with dozens of International Federation of Bodybuilding and Fitness (IFBB) officials, basked in the moment.
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Last Thursday morning, Cliff Robinson stepped off a stage at the Portland Expo Center, and basked in the warm applause that used to greet him when he played for the Trail Blazers just miles away.
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Britain First basked in the attention, but Mr. Trump was rebuked by Prime Minister Theresa May and other politicians, in multiple countries and across a broad ideological spectrum, as well as by human rights groups.
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In the decade since, Northeastern has basked in its success, with applications nearly doubling, research funding almost tripling and the institution's ranking in U.S. News & World Report's best colleges list jumping to 40 from 96.
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The same goes for Matisse, who, in London, studied the art of J. M. W. Turner and basked in a different kind of colored light than that offered by his residences in Paris or Nice.
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However, the singer-turned-actress nevertheless basked in her major win and mingled with some of the film and TV industry's biggest stars, such as Best Actor winner Rami Malek and The Good Place's Kristen Bell.
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Over the course of a two-hour speech, the president basked in the adulation of his supporters and secured his grasp on a base of voters that are certain to turn out for him in 2020.
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The rally in Harrisburg, Pa., was familiar territory for Trump, who basked in the roars of the crowd as he ticked off various campaign pledges he said would get done while lobbying attacks at the media.
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During his two presidential terms, which ran from 1603 to 2011, the economy soared, poverty plunged and Brazil basked in the international spotlight, winning bids to host the 2014 World Cup and the 2016 Olympic Games.
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With the Union Jack fluttering from his Mercedes after it was handed to him by a marshal on his victory lap, the five-times world champion basked in the adulation of a sellout 141,000-strong crowd.
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JERUSALEM — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel positively basked in the glow of Vice President Mike Pence's visit here, though it may yet turn out to be the halcyon days of a drawn-out, gloomy winter.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan on Wednesday basked in the glow of its World Cup soccer team's historic win over Colombia, a victory that has lifted the nation's mood after an earthquake struck its second-biggest metropolis Osaka.
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Jared Kushner might be singlehandedly tasked with securing peace in the Middle East among other totally reasonable assignments from his father-in-law, but today he basked in the warm glow of his favorite private sector heroes.
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Direct spending during the Olympic period in the Tokyo region alone was expected to reach several trillion yen, and the country could expect even more growth, according to official predictions, as it basked in the event's afterglow.
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But as Mr. Trump basked in the glow of floodlights and TV cameras, he indicated that the most difficult part of the negotiations, which include persuading North Korea to dismantle its nuclear weapons program, still lies ahead.
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While Kim and Xi basked in the warmth of Trump's effusive praise of their sterling leadership qualities, they pulled back on their initial, halting efforts to meet U.S. demands for fair and compliant security and economic practices.
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Austrian conservative leader Sebastian Kurz basked in election victory on Monday, his People's Party (OVP) strengthened by a parliamentary contest that punished the scandal-hit far right, although tough talks lie ahead on forming a ruling coalition.
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"Pretty amazing — all one great feeling of Celtic pride right now," said Wyc Grousbeck, a Celtics owner, who basked in the spotlight of the annual game show proceedings on Tuesday as he stood alongside Johnson and Embiid.
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This past weekend, Mr. el-Sisi basked in the limelight as he welcomed European leaders to the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh for the inaugural summit meeting of the European Union and the Arab League.
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Early in the afternoon, with no wind in sight, they called it quits and motored back to the pier, where they happily basked in the applause directed at Way of Life, which finished another victory lap behind them.
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During the hearing, Mirack's brother spoke directly to Rowe, saying, "If not for the grace of modern technology and divine intervention, you probably would have stayed in Lancaster and basked in your fame," The New York Times reported.
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During the short break in her massive Reputation Stadium Tour schedule (she was back onstage Saturday in Columbus), the pop star had no shortage of R&R, as she basked in the sun during her much-deserved vacation.
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The triple Formula One world champion, who turned crowd-surfer after the podium celebrations, basked in the adulation of a 130,000-strong crowd as he took the winner's trophy at Silverstone for the fourth time in his career.
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Facing political headwinds back home -- including sagging approval ratings, an investigation into his campaign's ties to Russia, and this week a resounding defeat for Republicans in state elections -- Trump has basked in the thrall of making new friends.
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While her teammates, especially Simone Biles, basked in the glow of fan love, the gymnast Gabby Douglas, a breakout star of the 239.6 Olympics in London, became the focus of an all-too-common menace: poisonous social media.
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During the hearing, Mirack's brother spoke directly to Rowe, saying, "If not for the grace of modern technology and divine intervention, you probably would have stayed in Lancaster and basked in your fame," The New York Times reports.
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Later at the reception, Mariano Rivera basked in the glow of a new role, father-in-law, going table to table to meet and greet many of the 321 guests in attendance (though no Yankees, past or present).
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There were definitely some duds — puppy slippers, unique pillows, and cheesy journals didn't make the cut — but we basked in the eight tranquilizing apps and knickknacks below until our heart rates were low, and our spirits were high.
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Op-Ed Contributor While President Trump basked in the flattery of Saudi Arabia's absolute monarchy on Friday, about 75 percent of Iranian voters turned out to repudiate an authoritarian populist and re-elect their moderate president, Hassan Rouhani.
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The show even looks deeply bland, which honestly might be the most refreshing non-decision in a world where every streaming show is basked in moody, saturated colors or attempts to evoke realism by shooting on handheld cameras.
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Trudeau, who has basked in international media attention since coming to power and whose progressive politics are much more in tune with Obama's, will attend a state dinner Thursday, becoming the first Canadian leader to do so since 1997.
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For his part, Trump basked in the success of officially becoming the Republican Party's nominee after the roll call vote of state delegates Tuesday and said he is proud to be the party's choice to battle Clinton in November.
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While Trump basked in his role as a purveyor of innuendo and master of chaos, Clinton remained too often a distant figure, unable to emotionally connect with many of the very constituencies she claimed to be passionately fighting for.
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Across central and emerging Europe, currencies and stocks also basked in the glow of the French results, with the threat of a second round between the anti-globalisation candidates Le Pen and the hard-left's Jean-Luc Melenchon averted.
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On political Twitter, where Biden normally has scant support, the former vice president basked in the praise of liberals who saw a glimpse of a candidate they could envision taking the fight to Trump on stage at a debate.
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So I put on my swimsuit in the women's locker room and spent the next hour in the pool doing lap after lap until my shoulders ached well, as I basked in the joy of being in my own body, alone.
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When trans activist Courtney Demone first got her tattoo (a large Mayan symbol on her chest), she not only loved taking questions about its meaning, she basked in the fact that it made her seem more "cultured" than her cohorts.
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At first, waiting almost five seconds for the P900's motor to fully extend the 83x lens felt tedious, but I soon got over it and basked in the pleasure of the most powerful zoom lens I have ever used.
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The president's swing this month through deep-red Tennessee and Mississippi, where he basked in the warmth of supporters at political rallies, confirmed that despite the scandals and chaos that have churned out of the White House, their relationship endures.
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On Monday, Trump posed like a game show host's assistant as he lifted a new testing kit out of its box for the cameras -- and the President basked in testimonials to his leadership from Cabinet officials and invited corporate CEOs.
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Andreescu then crossed to the opposite side of the net, kissed the blue court and rolled onto her back, her arms and legs splayed as she basked in the sun and in one of the game's most unexpected great performances.
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ROME — Matteo Salvini basked in triumph on Monday after a thumping victory for his far-right League Party in this weekend's European Parliament elections rendered him the dominant politician in Italy and the strongest claimant to the leadership of Europe's populists.
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Visibly relieved after landing the first tentative CSeries order in 16 months, and the first from a top flag carrier since 1603, Bombardier basked in attention at the Singapore Airshow as larger rivals drifted home with a handful of orders.
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CreditCreditCelia Talbot Tobin for The New York Times CHARLESTON, S.C. — The United States basked in the glory of a total eclipse on Monday, as the moon's shadow swept from the rocky beaches of Oregon to the marshes of South Carolina.
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Even if you're the kind of deep-house head who brushes your teeth to Kerri, Larry, and Chez on a nightly basis, it's possible you've never basked in the bliss of DJ Gregory's On the Raw Again, released in 1998 under his .
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Republican Donald Trump basked in the glory of a win he promised would be the first of many, while a poor finisher in the Granite State, Marco Rubio, showcased a looser approach after an over-programmed debate performance raised questions about his readiness.
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And while the actor, along with the rest of the cast, basked in the glow of Hamilton's universal acclaim, behind the scenes, Muñoz was fighting cancer – only making his illness public after being forced to take several weeks off from Hamilton last year.
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LONDON (Reuters) - With Britain having basked in a tropical heatwave for the past month, Tiger Woods may be tempted to revisit the strategy he used for his memorable 2006 Open win at Hoylake when he competes in golf's oldest major on Thursday.
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I had the benefit of riding it my first time with the 52 Places Traveler columnist Jada Yuan — and we basked in its wonders together, including the 10-story drop that starts the ride while your train has already begun to spin.
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As a presidential candidate, he regularly attacked his Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton, during the 2016 campaign for her use of an unsecured email server while she was secretary of state, and he basked in chants of "lock her up" at his rallies.
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Whitman basked in and extolled crowds of all stripes, and fantasized that his book of poems would generate a flourishing community of interest (this didn't happen in his lifetime, or not nearly on the scale he imagined, but it has certainly happened since).
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Mr. el-Sisi has basked in the approval of Western leaders like President Trump, who has received him warmly at the White House several times, and President Emmanuel Macron of France, who traveled to Egypt in January to sign multibillion-dollar arms deals.
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Instead of touring shelters or visiting local residents in their homes and businesses, Mr. Trump stuck close to emergency management officials — men in uniforms — and seemed most animated when he basked in the applause of an impromptu rally outside the Corpus Christi firehouse.
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NORWALK, Iowa — Donald J. Trump basked in the glow of his Sarah Palin endorsement on Wednesday, proclaiming that her support, combined with criticism of Senator Ted Cruz from Iowa's Republican governor, was a turning point for him in the state ahead of the caucuses.
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Officials were eager to downplay expectations of the visit, describing it as "no frills" -- in contrast to Modi's first US visit in 2014, when he basked in a rock star welcome at the Madison Square Garden arena in New York and addressed the United Nations.
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ON A WARM night in April Pedro Sánchez, Spain's acting prime minister, basked in the acclaim of a large crowd of euphoric supporters outside the headquarters of his Socialist party after he had won a general election, though coming well short of a majority.
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Huffman, an Emmy winner for "Desperate Housewives," and Macy, an Oscar nominee for "Fargo," taught acting workshops at the school, hosted fund-raising galas, and donated at least $218,22014 to its foundation, while fellow parents basked in their proximity to such a beloved Hollywood pair.
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Republicans and President Trump have responded gleefully to the Democratic turmoil, and on Thursday Mr. Trump basked in his acquittal of impeachment charges by the Senate, addressing Republican colleagues with an aura of triumph and vindication — and with his approval ratings at a personal high.
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Before his death in 2015, King Abdullah ordered the installation of the world's largest folding umbrellas in the piazzas outside the Grand Mosque, to shelter worshipers from the blistering sun as they offered prayers, read the Quran or simply basked in their proximity to this holy site.
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Clinton basked in the embrace of popular figures, including Mr. Cuban and a phalanx of former Pittsburgh Steelers: Walking onstage, she hailed "my two escorts, Mel Blount and Franco Harris," both football Hall of Famers, and promoted the support of the Rooney family, which owns the team.
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As Trump basked in CPAC's friendly glow, a former campaign aide, Rick Gates, was pleading guilty to charges brought by special counsel Robert Mueller in a deal that requires Gates to cooperate with Mueller's prosecution of Paul Manafort, Gates' former business partner and Trump's onetime chairman.
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While then-presidential candidate Barack Obama basked in the roaring approval of 2000,22020 Berliners in 000, Republican nominee Mitt Romney's 2012 trip to the UK was a laundry list of gaffes -- including questioning Britain's ability to adequately secure that summer's Olympic Games -- that left him mocked and maligned.
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ORLANDO, Florida - In the days following the slayings of 49 people at a gay nightclub, members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community pulled together in prayer vigils and benefit drag shows and basked in a broad showing of support many said they had never experienced.
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ORLANDO, Florida (Reuters) - In the days following the slayings of 49 people at a gay nightclub, members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community pulled together in prayer vigils and benefit drag shows and basked in a broad showing of support many said they had never experienced.
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But the istina of the 2016 campaign is that Trump's base was heavily dependent on racists and xenophobes, Trump basked in and stoked their anger and hatred, and all those who voted for him cast a ballot for a man they knew to be a racist, sexist xenophobe.
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However, my bedroom gets great lighting (that's a hot pickup line, take note), so I spread out my yoga mat every morning, lifted my legs up on the sill for about 10-20 minutes, and basked in the beams as I meditated (only because I assume Shailene loves to meditate, too).
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As a whole, the trip was exactly what Obama does best: From dancing the tango and drinking mate tea to giving a moving tribute to the victims of the dirty war, Obama basked in applause from an Argentine public often critical of American policy, and a new pro-free market, pro-U.
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FROM PEN: Watch: Kat Graham's 'Accidental 80's' Jacket Reminds Her of 'Fashion Police' Co-Star Joan Rivers After hitting the Louvre, Lopez and Rodriguez basked in the sun on a yacht off the coast of France, where the Shades of Blue actress was spotted spritzing her skin with Sun Bum's Original Sunscreen Spray.
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FELICIA MASSARSKY, ATLANTIC CITY To the Editor: Re "The Village That Raised Kavanaugh," by David Brooks (column, July 10): So for the last 40 years, as the liberal establishment basked in its unquestioned rightness and superiority, the conservative movement, almost beneath the radar, moved with patience, intelligence, money and relentless purpose to completely change the political landscape.
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Crossing his long dancer's legs and taking a sip of pinot noir, he basked in his creation, while orchestrating the arrival of a carpaccio of sea scallops with blood orange, cucumber, raw rhubarb, red onion, olive oil, avocado and cilantro shoots (though there were health fanatics present, the chef is a fervent believer in butter and decadence in moderation).
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A UN Fact-Finding Mission previously concluded that social media has played a "determining role" in the crisis, with Facebook the chief actor, but there are concerns to answer for in other emerging markets where, like Myanmar, it has happily siphoned advertising money and basked in user growth without taking full responsibility for its position as the dominant internet platform.
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He basked in the strangeness of the environment, and the general overwhelming nature of the world at large, and emerged with this weird, misshapen, and equally overwhelming record It is inevitable that music will be a product of your experiences, but over the course of the last year that's one of the things that Lopatin has really been fixating on.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE basked in his New York primary victory from Trump Tower on Tuesday night, declaring that the GOP presidential nominating process is all but over.
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President 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 basked in Republican Karen Handel's victory in Georgia's special House election runoff Tuesday night, tweeting that it was also a win for himself.
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