The fifth group blazing a trail was the food sector.
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"Verizon could be blazing a trail here," another telecoms analyst said.
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Schwarzenegger's hardly blazing a trail when it comes to such occasions.
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Lindros, for his part, is now blazing a trail for player safety.
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The list recognizes women who are blazing a trail in their respective fields.
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And these companies are the pioneers blazing a trail into the great unknown.
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Yet despite the disruption his departure would cause, Tillerson hasn't exactly been blazing a trail of glory.
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Or I could tell you that Lindsey Jordan is blazing a trail for young women in music.
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The Zika virus has been spreading across dozens of major countries, blazing a trail of tragedies and fear.
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Synopsis: The lives of three women intersect in small-town America, where each is imperfectly blazing a trail.
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But the area on the outskirts of capital city Santiago is blazing a trail in recycling its waste.
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I told myself what doesn't kill you makes you stronger; that I was blazing a trail for other women.
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Wandee, who still lives in her old house, wants to continue blazing a trail even though she is nearing 60.
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Andromeda's story may be about blazing a trail into an entirely new galaxy, but it feels slimmed down by comparison.
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Compared with blazing a trail for their sex in a patriarchal country, they thought that the lesser of two evils.
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The Big Four are doing much of the hard work of blazing a trail through the difficult ed-tech terrain.
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And in Vermont, Democratic candidate Christine Hallquist is blazing a trail as the first transgender major-party nominee for governor.
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China, an early adopter of the abacus, is, after a long period of dormancy, once again blazing a trail in finance.
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"This review is about how Tuft and Needle is blazing a trail to retail utopia," one particularly enthusiastic refund recipient wrote.
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Grande has not only become a record holder, but she is blazing a trail for more artists to come up behind her.
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The recent trade deal with Japan may point the way, perhaps blazing a trail for India, South Korea and Latin American countries.
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Though that's certainly not the reason for her promotion, she is setting an example and blazing a trail for future CEOs and executives.
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This time around, both planets are in bold and creative fire signs: Venus is touring Aries while Mars is blazing a trail through Sagittarius.
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Like you, Aries, all three are ambitious, daring, and have no problem blazing a trail when they don't see one in front of them.
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Elizabeth and so many others fought tooth and nail for those gains, blazing a trail that each of us has tried to follow and expand.
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It remains one of the pivotal stories of 20th-century America, simultaneously stirring and infuriating, with Robinson blazing a trail despite blatant and entrenched racism.
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And the most committed of those fans were pioneers in their own right -- blazing a trail that helped forge the outlines of modern fan culture.
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From the Battle Pass to seasonal shifts and wild, limited-time events that subvert the competitive purpose of the game, Fortnite has been blazing a trail.
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Brazilian beauty brand Natura, which owns Britain's Body Shop, was the first publicly listed company to achieve the certification in 2014, blazing a trail for others.
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Islands no longer present themselves merely as victims of external pressures, but are blazing a trail in areas such as marine conservation, renewable energy and sustainable tourism.
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The answer is simple: No. Apple, Google, Microsoft and Amazon are doing much of the hard work of blazing a trail through the difficult ed-tech terrain.
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The British-based Muslim Women's Sports Foundation said it was "worrying" it had taken so long to reach the milestone, but Mellah was blazing a trail for others.
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Patson Dzamara says on Twitter that change is coming and he thanks his brother for "blazing a trail for me and others" with his brazen and sometimes solitary protests.
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The carmaker is blazing a trail set by Elon Musk's Tesla Motors, which got its start as one of the companies financed by the Department of Energy loan guarantee program.
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The Beijing-based firm was once on a massive shopping spree, blazing a trail of acquisitions around the globe in its aim to become one of the world's largest financial groups.
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Tsitsipas will hope to reward their support by blazing a trail to the semi-finals and maybe beyond if he can beat Spain's 22nd seed Roberto Bautista Agut in his next match.
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Idaho could be blazing a trail for Republican-controlled states to follow, bringing us back to a time when some of the sickest among us couldn't get health insurance — at any price.
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Her dad's on the 2020 campaign trail, but Ashley Blazer Biden is blazing a trail in the fashion world, designing a new set of uniforms for a luxury hotel in downtown Washington.
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Nurtured on the public courts of Los Angeles, Escobedo, 20, is blazing a trail for young Mexican-Americans with a sporting narrative similar to the Williams sisters' in its genesis and improbability.
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Late last week, a nearly six-year-old story made a comeback, blazing a trail through Facebook groups and Twitter accounts dedicated to the QAnon conspiracy theory and to supporting President Donald Trump.
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Uiseong's early adoption of the sport has led to the Garlic Girls blazing a trail for curling, a sport born centuries ago in Scotland and which has now caught fire in South Korea.
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Unfortunately, while tech may be blazing a trail that includes improving communications, increasing access to resources, making payment methods more robust and more, attitudes across the region can be major hurdles that hinder development.
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In a format that's supposed to let us conceive of things that never existed, it's frustrating to see such a promising project fall back on quick, easy answers, instead of blazing a trail forward.
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Cisse was the former captain of his national side and is blazing a trail for other African coaches -- crucial in a continent that tends to favor the expertise of foreign coaches over homegrown talent.
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"Here he is, blazing a trail not only in terms of the market but also in terms of how his work is perceived more widely," said the artist Adam Pendleton, who is African-American.
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Instead, China is committed to blazing a trail, building a new type of international relations and a community with a shared future for mankind based on mutual respect, equity, justice and win-win co-operation.
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Crelicam, which is co-owned by two foreign companies – U.S.-based Taylor Guitars and Spain-based Madinter, which supplies wood for instruments - is one of the firms blazing a trail in safeguarding the ebony tree.
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Hillary is blazing a trail for women to be treated equitably, so we young women and girls can continue deepening our understanding that we are worthy and that one day we, too, can be the president.
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While her father was smart enough to buy some equity in Big Machine as part of that deal, he's no Kris Jenner, and Swift herself didn't have megastar sisters blazing a trail in front of her.
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And the new USC Michelson Center for Convergent Bioscience will soon be blazing a trail to new life-saving cures — a task that would be impossible without the patents that drive nearly all investment in biotech research.
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Junior Boys weren't just poised to take advantage of British dance music's American ascendance — they were sitting at the vanguard of alternative pop and R&B too, blazing a trail for everyone from How to Dress Well to Grimes.
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While some folks are still steeped in backward stereotypes, many women are blazing a trail in this industry, from being some of the best artists in the country to owning and running some of the most successful ink shops.
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NEW YORK(Thomson Reuters Foundation) - With "Wonder Woman" blazing a trail at theaters across the United States, the female superhero is being hailed as a powerful new role model for girls and a break away from sexism in Hollywood.
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So it does not look like the ICO was doing anything especially unusual here — it's just that, well, a national data protection agency should probably be blazing a trail in security best practice, rather than sticking with riskier bog standards.
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"The Women Airforce Service Pilots courageously answered their country's call in a time of need while blazing a trail for the brave women who have given and continue to give so much in service to this nation since," Obama said.
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The tiny engineered organism was a massive leap forward, helping launch the biotechnology sector and blazing a trail for scientists looking to manipulate life at its most fundamental levels, including recent work on editing genomes using the CRISPR/Cas9 system.
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Years after she rose and fizzled as an Olympics swimmer, Ms. Legler, an uncategorizable beauty, became the first woman to sign to the men's board at Ford Models, blazing a trail for today's non-binary catwalk stars like Teddy Quinlivan and Oslo Grace.
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Just over a year later, Chen is blazing a trail for the 'Next-Gen' of skaters after becoming the first man to land four different types of quads — and five in all — in just his free skate at this year's U.S. Championships.
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Yet while trillions of dollars are potentially available for climate investments and countries like India are blazing a trail in bringing cheap solar power to millions, making sure the world's poorest benefit will prove a major challenge, a World Bank meeting heard late last week.
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LONDON (Reuters) - They say it's high time the new generation start blazing a trail in men's tennis yet as the All England Club opens its doors for another Wimbledon fortnight Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal retain a vice-like grip on power.
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DeGeneres teared up as a White House aide introduced her and praised her courage in blazing a trail for LGBTQ equality: "At a pivotal moment, her courage and candor helped change the hearts and minds of million of Americans, accelerating our nation's constant drive toward equality and acceptance for all," the aide said.
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Related: Recreational Pot Shops Are 'Blazing a Trail' in Canada "If Canada can do this right, and we can build up evidence to show that regulation of marijuana works in a way that prohibition doesn't, we have an opportunity to lead by example," he told VICE News in an interview after the debate.
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With 20-year-old world number four Alexander Zverev blazing a trail to qualify for the prestigious season-ending ATP Finals (and skipping the Next Gen event), Russian duo Andrey Rublev, 20, and Karen Khachanov, 21, ranked 35 and 44 respectively and Canadian teenager Denis Shapovalov tipped for great things, Coric is often an afterthought when predicting future champions.
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"Rosie is a symbol of not only the women who are blazing a trail in human spaceflight history, but also of everyone who has shown grit and determination while working tirelessly to ensure the Starliner can transport astronauts safely to and from the International Space Station," Leanne Caret, president of Boeing's Defense, Space & Security division, told Florida Today.
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"Rosie is a symbol of not only the women who are blazing a trail in human spaceflight history, but also of everyone who has shown grit and determination while working tirelessly to ensure the Starliner can transport astronauts safely to and from the International Space Station," Leanne Caret, CEO and president of Boeing Defense, Space & Security, said in a statement.
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"Blazing a Trail in Friendship" was the motto of the 12-day event.
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Florence Mugambi, Blazing a trail: Women Africanist PhDs, Northwestern Program of African Studies News and Events, Vol. 30, No. 3 (Spring 2020).
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Thandekile Ruth Mason Mvusi (born 1946) is an American educator and social historian, founder and CEO of the History Lesson Project.Florence Mugambi, Blazing a trail: Women Africanist PhDs, Northwestern Program of African Studies News and Events, Vol. 30, No. 3 (Spring 2020).
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In 2004, Thompson coauthored the book Benched: Blazing a Trail Through British Ice Hockey, a biography about his life in ice hockey. In 2008, he received a Lifetime Achievement Award from Coventry, Solihull & Warwickshire sports, and an honorary Doctor of Science by Coventry University.
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During the American Civil War, he enlisted in the 1st Minnesota Heavy Artillery Regiment at age 14 or 15. He participated in Sherman's March to the Sea and later became a scout and participated in "skirmishes" with the Indians during a mission blazing a trail to Helena, Montana.
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" Stella observed the difficulties that the imperial route presented; "[had we taken an alternative route] our problems would have been simplified [. . .] we would have found roads [. . .] and we could have avoided bridgeless rivers and swamps. But the desirability of blazing a trail through British Africa was superior to every other consideration.
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Enid Rosamund Ayodele Forde (born 1932) is a Sierra Leonean geographer. She was the first Sierra Leonean woman to gain a PhD, and chair of the geography department at Fourah Bay College.Florence Mugambi, Blazing a trail: Women Africanist PhDs, Northwestern Program of African Studies News and Events, Vol. 30, No. 3 (Spring 2020).
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The early history of the Village of Lomira is closely interwoven with the Town of Lomira. Prior to the arrival of white settlers, the son of Chief Black Hawk supposedly camped in the vicinity while blazing a trail from Milwaukee to Green Bay. There is no record of a settlement at Lomira prior to 1849. It was originally called Springfield, but in 1849, the name was changed to Lomira.
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The final action by 3rd Battalion during the campaign was on 9 August when a nearby battalion came under heavy Japanese tank and infantry attack. Blazing a trail through the jungle, 3rd Battalion rushed towards the action but the Japanese tanks vanished before the battalion could arrive.Central Pacific Drive pp. 562–563. Casualties for the 3rd Battalion were twice that of Bougainville, with 300 wounded and 97 killed.
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He frequently invited colleagues and visitors to accompany him, and the trail became known as the "Glenn Seaborg Trail." He and his wife Helen are credited with blazing a trail in the East Bay area near their home in Lafayette, California. This trail has since become a part of the American Hiking Association's cross-country network of trails. Seaborg and his wife walked the trail network from Contra Costa County all the way to the California–Nevada border.
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"Leafs By Snoop is truly the first mainstream cannabis brand in the world and proud to be a pioneer", Snoop Dogg said. "LBS is blazing a trail for the industry." In such a way, Broadus became the first major celebrity to brand and market a line of legal marijuana products. On March 30, 2016, Broadus was reported to be considering purchasing the famed soul food restaurant chain Roscoe's House of Chicken and Waffles out of bankruptcy.
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Kennedy is regularly nominated in most Stylish Man award categories. He was voted winner of Ireland's Most Stylish Man at the VIP (magazine) Style Awards in 2013. He subsequently went on to host the televised awards show for three consecutive years on TV3. In 2016 he was nominated for the IFTA Film & Drama Awards TV Rising Star award, which recognises the skill, talent, and professionalism of Ireland's leading young broadcasters and brightest rising stars who are blazing a trail across Irish and international TV screens.
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From the moment the battle- scarred horse Bucephalas allows a prince and a runaway girl to sit on his back, he is bound to them for ever. The prince is the young Alexander the Great, who he proudly carries into battle, blazing a trail to the very edge of the world in master's search for glory and adventure. The girl, Charm, is a lowly stable hand, who brushes away the ghosts Bucephalas sees and forgives his arrogant ways. But unlike Alexander, Charm has darker reasons to stay by his side.
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Ann Southam, (4 February 1937 – 25 November 2010) was a Canadian electronic and classical music composer and music teacher. She is known for her minimalist, iterative, and lyrical style, for her long-term collaborations with dance choreographers and performers, for her large body of work, and, according to the Globe and Mail, for "blazing a trail for women composers in a notoriously sexist field". She was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba, in 1937, and lived most of her life in Toronto, Ontario. She died, aged 73, on 25 November 2010.
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Other accomplishments include first ascent of the often-tried Butterballs in Yosemite; blazing a trail of desperate first ascents in the Gunks; and on-sight free-soloing dozens of routes on many different rock types in many different countries, up to hard 5.10, at a time when the 5.11 grade was only starting to solidify. Barber climbed at Mount Arapiles in Australia; Dresden; Great Britain; Scotland; Russia; Mexico; as well as climbing all over the United States, from the crags of New England to Yosemite in California, and (seemingly) most crags in between.
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In 2008, two years removed from the disastrous fourth-place finish at the 2006 U-20 World Championship, the United States U-20 women finally reclaimed the World Cup title at the 2008 FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in Chile, with Sydney Leroux winning the Golden Ball and Golden Shoe for being named the best player of the tournament as well as scoring the most goals. Alex Morgan earned the Silver Shoe as the tournament's second-highest scorer and the Silver Ball as the tournament's second-best player behind teammate Leroux.Morgan and Leroux, blazing a trail, FIFA.com, December 8, 2008.
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This segment features the guardian of the discus (who is a freestyle frisbee champion), 3 aerial bungee artists, 19 dancers (two of which have disabilities), 10 BMX and mountain bike riders and 2 flatlands (the BMX solos on the main stage). The BMX and mountain bike tracks are long and composed of 9 modules up to 6 feet high, and total of 16 jumps. After leaving home the young athletes are blazing a trail for themselves. The Guardian of the discus is here to give them direction and he is here to hep them connect to their individual destinies and inspire them.
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At the time Sister Melanie was honored with the Ohtli Award, Brown County, which includes the greater Green Bay area, was home to approximately 21,000 Hispanic people. Jiménez Macías wrote in a letter to Sister Melanie, "This acknowledgment honors people who have dedicated most of their lives and career to blazing a trail abroad for younger generations of Mexicans and Mexican-Americans as they strive to achieve their dreams." Nominations for this award are submitted by the Consulate General of Mexico in Chicago to the Institute for Mexicans Abroad, a program initiated by the Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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In September 1876, Douglas led a group from Thornborough on the Hodgkinson goldfield to construct a trail to the coast at Trinity Bay. This he achieved with another Native Police officer in Robert Arthur Johnstone blazing a trail from the other direction, the two groups meeting to complete the track at the top of the range. This trail was given the name Douglas' Track and opened the way for the founding of a port in Trinity Bay which, later that year, was named Cairns. Douglas remained in the Cairns area, patrolling the district up to the Mossman River, until 1879 when he was replaced by sub-Inspector Carr.
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Ogden explored the river for several hundred miles, blazing a trail along it and making the first known map of the region. He initially named the river "Unknown River", due to the source and course of the river still being unknown to him, and later "Paul's River", after one of his trappers who died on the expedition and was buried on the river bank. He later changed it again to "Mary's River," named after the Native American wife of one of his trappers, which later somehow became "St. Mary's River". However, in 1829 he suggested that "Swampy River" best described the course he had traversed.
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Ansin was born to a Jewish family,The Miami News: "Commemoration of the Ansin Breezeway" January 22, 1981 in Worcester, Massachusetts, and raised in nearby Athol, Massachusetts.Boston, "Breaking News", David S. Bernstein November 2001South Florida Business Journal, "Ansin family to keep working until the cows have no home", Kevin Galeto August 27, 2001 In 1936, his father, Sidney D. Ansin, the son of a Ukrainian immigrant, founded Anwelt Shoe, a shoe manufacturing business in Fitchburg, Massachusetts.The Boston Globe: "A factory revision – In Fitchburg, a developer turns his family's former shoe mill into affordable apartments", Kathleen Pierce September 21, 2008 He moved the family to Florida in 1941.Sun Sentinel, "WSVN-TV's Ed Ansin keeps blazing a trail, even after 50 years", Maria Mallory White January 8, 2013 His parents were the founding members of Temple Beth Sholom in Miami Beach.
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According to Rendalen, the story claimed not only that the cursed well was real, but that a bat-like apparition (a common pictorial representation of demons, such as in Michelangelo's The Torment of Saint Anthony or the more recent Bat Boy by Weekly World News) had risen out of it before blazing a trail across the Russian sky. To perpetuate his hoax, Rendalen deliberately mistranslated a trivial Norwegian article about a local building inspector into the story, and submitted both the original Norwegian article and the English "translation" to TBN. Rendalen also included his real name, phone number and address, as well as those of a pastor friend who knew about the hoax and had agreed to expose it to anyone who called seeking verification. However, TBN did nothing to verify Rendalen's claims, and aired the story as proof of the validity of the original story.
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For World Wildlife Day 2017 Pincott collaborated with the International Fund for Animal Welfare in an attempt to help bring an end to the Ivory trade. On International Women's Day 2017 Pincott was acknowledged by associates of the Wildlife Preservation Society of Queensland, Australia, as "blazing a trail for elephants as well as women working in conservation". In late March 2017, almost 3 years after leaving her Hwange elephant work, Pincott was still being acknowledged by the Zimbabwe press for her "profound dedication to the Presidential Elephants", in a country increasingly known for hostility towards conservationists who speak out against wildlife-related corruption. In May 2017, after a male big-game hunter was crushed to death in Hwange when an adult female elephant, felled by gunfire, landed on him, Pincott reasoned in an interview that it was "likely" to be a known Presidential Elephant female that was shot in this hunting party incident, and highlighted the ongoing ineffectuality of Mugabe's Presidential Decree.
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