Some venture capitalists are beating the drum for direct listings.
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Elizabeth Warren, who has been beating the drum for stricter antitrust scrutiny all year.
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But some prominent experts in the field are beating the drum for a different approach.
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Chris Christie while his top aides were beating the drum for Pence, the report said.
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We've been beating the drum for the MacBook Air's demise for quite a while here at Gizmodo.
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I started really beating the drum for us to pull out of the partnership in mid 2017.
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Despite spending nearly a decade beating the drum for a full repeal of Obamacare, conservatives like Sen.
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No. Mr. Trump, like Mr. Bush before him, is beating the drum for war in the Middle East.
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By beating the drum for nouvelle cuisine, the guide helped usher in the age of the celebrity chef.
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Regardless, he added, advocates for the "more guns, less crime" idea will likely continue beating the drum for right-to-carry laws.
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But with only 37% there having voted Remain, even such a small shift could be tough for a party beating the drum for Europe.
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But try as they might to play down the issue, some Democratic lawmakers started beating the drum for Trump's impeachment directly after being sworn in Thursday.
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For a decade now, No Labels has been beating the drum for our leaders to embrace this approach, even as Washington insiders often view it as naïve.
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They had been beating the drum for repeal and replace Obamacare for so long they actually believed it was what the people wanted (the majority do not).
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"The prime minister, as mayor of London, did a huge amount of work when selling our capital city around the world, beating the drum for London and the UK," they said.
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They also provide rhetorical opportunities — on both sides of the aisle — for trumpeting success when crime is down, or beating the drum for new policies and more resources when it is up.
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At the same time, Trump's administration is beating the drum for harsher retaliation against North Korea for continuing to test nuclear weapons and launching increasingly powerful missiles—and using increasingly cavalier and aggressive language while doing so.
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Top health officials from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the National Institutes of Health have been beating the drum for Congress to pass the bill to help the country prepare for Zika all year.
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After Mr. Trump began beating the drum for tariffs and a possible withdrawal from Nafta, Mexico's economy minister, Ildefonso Guajardo, called a visit last year to China "strategic leverage," saying it "sends the signal that we have alternatives" to the United States.
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Since Freddie Gray's death after he was taken into police custody in Baltimore in April, she has been beating the drum for a criminal justice overhaul, an end to "mass incarceration" and resistance to what she calls Republican efforts to erode voting-rights laws.
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Los Angeles investor Mark Suster, a general partner with Upfront Ventures, has been beating the drum for Los Angeles as a new tech hub for a while — and billion dollar exits for Ring and Dollar Shave Club, in addition to the public offering for Snap, lend credence to his position.
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Sanders has been beating the drum for a universal health care system for decades, and after his remarkable run in the 2016 Democratic primary is now seen by many as one of the most popular politicians in the United States -- and according to a recent Washington Post analysis is currently the top Democratic contender for 2020.
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Indeed, the appearance of new investment firms coming in at later rounds have made the city's venture scene more robust, and brought a new attention to the companies coming out of LA. Investors like Mark Suster at Upfront Ventures have been beating the drum for Los Angeles as an epicenter for technology investment for a number of years.
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Ms. Wilson, whose identity as a covert operative was leaked in 2003 by members of the George W. Bush administration nettled by the opposition of her husband, Ambassador Joseph Wilson, to the Iraq war, repeated the well-worn narrative that Jewish neoconservatives promoted the invasion of Iraq — and are beating the drum for a conflict with Iran.
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Lately I've become a one-woman band beating the drum for desserts' supporting cast: the sturdy pastry that hugs the apples in a dumpling, turnover or pie; the crust that holds a jiggly lemon cream; the slender finger of pâte à choux, the dough that contains the cream in an éclair, or the balloon of that same dough that hides the filling in a cream puff.
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The finals series proved to be of immense importance to the Club and the North Queensland community. Not only did long-term supporters have much to cheer about, but the Cowboys also captured the imagination of rugby league supporters throughout Australia with their charge into the final series. Remarkably, the Cowboys' new status in the game afforded them their first free-to-air televised game in their history. Whilst Channel Nine had all but ignored the Townsville-based team, a place in the finals had the public beating the drum for coverage.
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In 1971 Thorpe cofounded the National Indian Women's Action Corps, a group that focused on empowering Native women and strengthening indigenous family units. She told a journalist in March 1971, “We Indian women decided to start beating the drum for ourselves… We want all Indian women who want to be active to join us in finding solutions to our problems.” The group's focus on family units derived in part from the history of the American government removing Native children from their families and sending them to live in white households or in boarding schools.
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