Wolf is becoming known for showing defendants her softer side.
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McLaurin is quickly becoming known for her dancing and enthusiasm.
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But now it's becoming known for disregarding another constituency: its shareholders.
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"Serbia is again becoming known for protecting war criminals," the statement said.
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It's about preventing information from becoming known and seen by the American public.
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Jerry Falwell and other leaders of what was becoming known as the religious right.
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The farm quickly became famous across the US, eventually becoming known as the Skinwalker Ranch.
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Then comes the added weight of the near impossibility of becoming known outside of Cuba.
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"When people started losing their jobs, then it started becoming (known as) 'illegal mining'," he said.
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" The girl formerly known as Adelaide then grew up in captivity underground, becoming known as "Red.
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KarTrak won, with its technology eventually becoming known in the industry as automatic car identification (ACI).
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By the time the second verse concludes, the melting pot Kadiata is quickly becoming known for is evident.
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But, increasingly, games are becoming known as a wonderful way to tell and be a part of stories, too.
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Now it's clear that the pangolin is becoming known -- and that visibility, along with these protections, could save it.
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Before becoming known for his role as Thor, Hemsworth almost ended up playing a different Marvel comic book character.
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Second, that the administration is doing whatever it can to keep the complaint from becoming known, even behind closed doors.
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"The idea that cells can acquire profoundly different properties by manipulating their epigenome was becoming known," Danny Reinberg told me.
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The consumer-tech investment firm Goodwater Capital is becoming known for its occasional equity research report on a still-private company.
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You're becoming known, in the British press at least, as the person to go to for a blunt or pithy quote.
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Now it's becoming known as the capital of media transformation — reshaping the way content is distributed and how it is consumed.
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From dresses to leggings to underwear, the retail giant is becoming known for its high-quality wardrobe essentials at reasonable prices.
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The designer rose to fame in the 1990s, first becoming known as "Posh Spice" in British girl band the Spice Girls.
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There's also a bit of writing about hashish—particularly in the French tradition—which was becoming known in the West by 1850.
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Leigh Hyland, the Australian man behind cosplay photo project Steamkittens, is becoming known for his creative photographs of cosplayers around the country.
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GUTFELD: This release could actually be a decoy, part of an actual larger conspiracy to prevent the real truth from becoming known.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook explained the Intel purchase with a phrase that's becoming known as the "Tim Cook doctrine " among Apple observers.
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The made-up story, debunked back in November, had made it onto social media and quickly spread, eventually becoming known as #Pizzagate.
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That means only Trump's personal attorney could give him wide-ranging legal advice without it becoming known to investigators or the public.
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Mr. Kilimnik traveled extensively with Mr. Manafort, accompanying him to all his meetings and eventually becoming known as "Manafort's Manafort" in Kiev.
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He turned it around, becoming known as "the Great Communicator," skillfully, forcefully but eloquently demanding that the Soviets be true to human rights.
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Jim Demers, a co-chairman of Obama's New Hampshire campaign organization in 2008, is becoming known as Booker's "tour guide" within the state.
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Which means, if a television show is six to 20173 hours of things slowly becoming known, then television can't ever be that scary.
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A new group that included Petty and two former Mudcrutch members formed in 1975, eventually becoming known as Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers.
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He spent 33 years in the Army, becoming known as an outspoken and unconventional thinker as he climbed the ranks of military intelligence.
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It was one of the first museum exhibitions devoted to the movement that was becoming known as Minimalism, which the show's success accelerated.
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Buttigieg quickly rose to recognition, gaining traction in national polls and becoming known as one of the top contenders in the Democratic race.
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As our congress continues their trek down the path of becoming known as the Do-Nothing Congress, the assault on our law enforcement continues.
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"Lately it seems, this industry is becoming known for a less noble innovation: the belief that you can claim credit without accepting responsibility," said Cook.
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Its focus seems to be on professionally-created content, however, rather than the type of low-production value stunts Facebook Live is becoming known for.
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By this time he was becoming known for his abrasive style, cutting down colleagues with withering remarks or saddling some of them with derisive names.
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Becoming known as a skilled communicator, and using email effectively, can actively help you advance in your career, the CEO of a $16 billion business says.
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Kristin Cavallari has maintained a place in the spotlight since first becoming known for her her roles on MTV reality shows Laguna Beach and The Hills.
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The flip side of privacy is secrecy – how much authority should the government have to keep its investigations from becoming known when it seeks personal information.
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The UK is becoming known as "the fat man of Europe" and, according to the NHS, almost a quarter of all people in Britain are obese.
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Johnson was elected in 2016 despite becoming known for a 2016 Facebook post comparing President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama to monkeys, WDRB-TV has reported.
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But her mechanical delivery in front of the cameras led to her becoming known as the "Maybot" in the British media - and the tag has stuck.
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The motivations for Omar Mateen's crime, killing 50 people including himself, and injured 53 at Pulse, one of Orlando's premiere gay nightclubs, is still slowly becoming known.
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She continued to work on films with the powerful producer, eventually becoming known as the "first lady of Miramax" and winning an Oscar for Shakespeare in Love.
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The Vision Fund is quickly becoming known for pushing entrepreneurs to think bigger, whether that means expanding into new markets or hiring rapidly to beat the competition.
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But the city, located halfway between Miami and Orlando on Florida's east coast, is also becoming known as a smart and affordable place to start a business.
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In turn, those who zealously enforce the laws -- without regard for whether those laws are just or humane -- risk becoming known as the heirs to Bull Connor.
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And in the past decade, she's risen as a fashion force, becoming known for her array of chic, tailored suiting, elegant evening separates and stunning long-sleeve gowns.
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"That was probably the biggest thing that was unique to me, was becoming known for that because it was also related to my line of work," Craig said.
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He was elected to the House of Representatives in 1982, and the Senate in 1986, becoming known for his stances on campaign finance reform, immigration and foreign policy.
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Hilary Duff landed small parts in TV shows and made-for-TV movies before becoming known as Lizzie McGuire on the Disney Channel series of the same name.
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Diekmann has long been one of the most powerful media figures in Germany, with his newspaper becoming known for either making or breaking careers of political leaders and celebrities.
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This city is trying to ride this trend by becoming known as a hub for "fintech", whereby new, technology-driven groups take aim at established, high-cost finance firms.
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Increasingly, however, it's becoming known for its membership model, which lets you rent out unlimited styles every month and encourages fashion discoveries and risks, without the burden of ownership.
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In a technical field like software engineering, for example, a dropout from a no-name university could end up making a very comfortable living after becoming known to employers.
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The two men both have comedy backgrounds, and both are working on their own film and TV scripts even as they're becoming known online as film and TV personalities.
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The minimally designed, elegant space, which seats only a few diners at a time, has the most inventive food I've had in a city that's becoming known for it.
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Together, in 2011, they founded the label Visionquest, releasing early records from folks like Benoit & Sergio and Tale of Us, and becoming known for slow-rolling, expansively oceanic tech-house.
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He married into a samurai family and eventually, in order to become a Japanese citizen, was adopted by the family and took its name, becoming known thereafter as Koizumi Yakumo.
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The Affordable Care Act represented the biggest change to US healthcare in half a century and was one of President Barack Obama's signature legislative accomplishments, ultimately becoming known as Obamacare.
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World-class medical and educational institutions, and science and technology leaders, have made their home in this city, which is also increasingly becoming known for its start-up and entrepreneur scene.
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But persistent problems in testing have prevented the full picture of the virus's spread from becoming known, leaving officials without a clear idea of which states were faring better than others.
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" In a statement, Mr. Nicolaou said his resignation was necessary not only because of "the heinous crime" but "all that is becoming known in relation to its handling and possible omissions.
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He changed his name in 1914, during a sojourn in Paris (1911-1915) with his brother, who was already becoming known for the dreamlike metaphysical paintings that proved foundational to Surrealism.
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Think Jim Simons of Renaissance Technologies taking all emotion out of investing, dismissing "stories" about a stock as distraction, and becoming known as one of the greatest investor of all time.
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It amounts to a concerted effort to prevent Trump's conversations -- which officials have said sometimes veer off into unguarded or undiplomatic territory -- from becoming known to even those inside the administration.
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Flint has faced a run of crises, sinking deep into depression after its car industry shrank, becoming known for high crime rates, dangerous living and for its city falling into financial emergency.
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Before becoming known as perhaps the premier American poet of the last half-century, however, Mr. Ashbery embodied the poet-as-pin-up, with his chiseled lips, undone shirts and lush mustache.
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She found wealth and fame, becoming known for a passionate romantic life as boundless as her revelry, which she even imported to her secluded retreat some 130 miles from New York City.
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"As the full historical record is now becoming known, it is clear that Dr. Sackler supported Purdue's action plan for responding to the increasing evidence of widespread OxyContin abuse and diversion," Bernick said.
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Playful deconstruction is something Gao is becoming known for, a mash-up of '20s-era Shanghai formalwear and '80s-era Wall Street suiting that blends silk dresses and woolen blazers to surrealist effect.
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Lee also notes that Lever founder and CEO Sarah Nahm is a leader in All Raise, a VC networking organization for women, and is becoming known as a role model in Silicon Valley.
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Uber is becoming known for stamping out PR fires as much as it's known as a ride-sharing app, but board member Ariana Huffington wants customers to believe they're working toward "a better" company.
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The smaller of the two is a beautiful survey of the closely related drawings and photographs of Nasreen Mohamedi (1937-1990) of India, finally becoming known for her visionary, culturally inflected vision of Minimalism.
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Founded as an oil and gas company in the 1930s, Texas Instruments later shifted to technology, helping to pioneer the development of the microprocessor in the 1970s and becoming known for its ubiquitous calculators.
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Becoming known as the candidate with the answers and the ideas — leaning into that narrative, premised on the thing that lovers and haters agree on, which is Warren's intelligence — can't really be a bad thing.
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In addition, media companies that spent their efforts becoming known as a hub for political coverage may find themselves in trouble post-election if they don't have a strategy to cover other topics, Brown said.
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Over the years, everyone in the Marina fandom began to know about Max, because he achieved things the rest never managed, becoming known to the singer and occasionally partying on her tour bus after gigs.
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Today this city is becoming known as a start-up hub that's creating new jobs at a healthy clip and drawing more families with its affordable housing, central U.S. location and lower cost of living.
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"What I'd like to think across the board is that we're interested in and becoming known for very high-quality, visual storytelling that is both entertaining and informative but surprising," said Anna Holmes, editor of Topic.
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Mr. Steyer quit his hedge fund nearly a decade ago and pledged to give away much of his money, becoming known as a climate change activist and a leader in the movement to impeach President Trump.
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Andy Rubin used to be primarily known as the "father of Android," but he's also becoming known for leaving companies amid scandal — in this case Playground Global, the tech incubator he founded after leaving Google in 2014.
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He dropped out of high school to join a band called the Spades, which recorded the first version of "You're Gonna Miss Me." The Elevators performed frequently in and around Austin, becoming known for their energetic shows.
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Scorsese has been making documentaries for his whole career, even back when he was starting out and becoming known for his uncanny ability to represent urban hustlers and lonely souls fighting for survival in the concrete jungle.
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"All For You" (which we're premiering the video for below) has been reverberating around his brain since 2010, when he first started recording it – learning to create the heavily stylised music and videos he's quickly becoming known for.
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It is not deep poverty, but ever-present unease in the small cities, towns and villages over what is becoming known as "the other France," away from the glitzy Parisian boulevards that were the scene of rioting this weekend.
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He spent his entire career with the Los Angeles Lakers, becoming known for his incredible, last-minute plays and for his yearslong public feud with teammate Shaquille O'Neill, even as they went on to win three consecutive championships together.
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Inspired by their international travels to upgrade in some way their local dining (and drinks) experience, the couple's nearly two-year-old company is becoming known in some tech circles for its "high-quality cocktail ice," as Tucker describes it.
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The ability to take off and land vertically, and to hover, have made helicopters indispensable to the military since their first mass deployment by America in Vietnam, where the ubiquitous UH-1 "Huey" led to that conflict becoming known as "the helicopter war".
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Ajax won the first of three consecutive European Cups in 1971 with Cruyff and Michels at the controls, and the Netherlands reached consecutive World Cup finals in the 1970s, becoming known as the Clockwork Orange for the team's orange jerseys and sweeping movements.
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To the north, the Isle of Lewis, the largest island of the Outer Hebrides, attracts visitors to its Harris Tweed textile mill, and the Isle of Harris, its smaller southern neighbor, is becoming known for its locally made gin infused with native botanicals.
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Bar Da Laje is a vivid example of what is becoming known as 'favela chic', a phenomenon that has seen some parts of the enormous informal settlements once synonymous with poverty and violence become fashionable, home to edgy art galleries and up-market cafes.
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"Columbus is ranked the No. 2404 largest metro for fashion designers and is rapidly becoming known as the region to live, work and play everything fashion," goes a line from an email sent by the publicity firm DCI on behalf of Ohio's most populous city.
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" But the guitarist Duane Allman — a white Southerner who was himself on the verge of pop stardom but at the time was just becoming known as a studio musician — persuaded Pickett that it might be a good idea to cover the Beatles hit "Hey Jude.
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A tenacious but also comical street rapper, he scored enough hits and filmed enough viral dance videos to achieve a certain degree of infamy, eventually collaborating with Drake on the top 10 single "Look Alive" earlier this year and becoming known as a Drake protege.
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His sister said that while many of his peers dropped out of school and drifted into crime, Sergeant Johnson remained focused and upbeat, becoming known around Miami as the Wheelie King, often seen riding his BMX bike for miles on end, balanced only on his rear wheel.
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What emerged was not just a list of individual horrors and degradations but an accounting of the systems put in place that allowed the abuse to proliferate and kept it from ever becoming known either to the other women at the company or to the public.
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Instead many have begun heeding calls on Facebook and other social media sites to attend what is becoming known as the 'Great Fajr Campaign' - described as a show of solidarity against Trump and what they see as Israeli threats to Islamic holy sites in Jerusalem and Hebron.
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"Some of the world's major financial centers are equally becoming known as centers for FinTech innovation," Toby Heap and Ian Pollari, Partners at H2 Ventures and KPMG, financial technology service firms, said in a statement that accompanied a report listing the top 100 global financial technology leaders in 2015.
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And it was marked by a number of awkwardly comic exchanges that pointedly illustrated what was then becoming known as the generation gap: "I just want to say one word to you, just one word," a friend of Benjamin's father says to Benjamin, corralling him at his graduation party.
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It is Trixi who clings to the idea of the Ertl family the longest, while Heidi repatriates and Monika — "the ex-depressive, the quasi-Bolivian" — sets out on a path into die-hard militancy with the National Liberation Army, becoming known as Che Guevara's avenger after killing Toto Quintanilla.
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Despite becoming known later in her life as a defender of popular taste in movies, a defender of visceral reactions, she had larger questions about them: about the quality of the ideas they represented, about the way they fitted into the larger puzzle of both cultural and intellectual life in America.
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Even as his realistic portraits garnered acclaim, selected for shows at the Museum of Modern Art and the Whitney Biennial, and Close himself gravitated to the center of the New York art scene, he was also, in the relative privacy of his studio, tinkering with the very qualities he was becoming known for.
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The President's assassin was seized on the step of the carriage before he had withdrawn the dagger, and was immediately rushed away by a number of officers to save him from the fury of the crowd, whose excitement knew no bounds upon the nature of the attack upon the President becoming known.
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If Trump—excuse me, Cohen—was so perturbed about the possibility of that limited liaison becoming known, could it be that, in addition to the also-exposed affair with a Playboy bunny, these were Trump's only extra-marital sexual wanderings (in contrast to his grabbing and otherwise imposing himself upon women not his wife)?
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Over the last eight years, the Nevada Museum — which was founded in 1931 but became a fully functioning institution only in the 1970s — has increasingly staked its future on becoming known for its expertise and holdings in materials related to art and the land, not just in the United States but around the world.
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"Like everyone, we are getting prepared for the very worst," said Steven Satterfield, the chef and an owner of Miller Union, which is formulating a plan to reduce the number of tables to create more space around them in what is becoming known as "social distancing," and to bring takeout food out to customers' cars.
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"I have questioned what immediate and long-term heath screening was being put in place to monitor what was locally becoming known as the 'Grenfell Cough,' yet the response from officials has always been that the area was safe and that local G.P.s had not reported any increase in symptoms," said Judy Bolton, a former nurse and local resident.
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