"I'm boning up on my Cyrillic," Blitt said in an article.
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Clearly, what he's really been doing is boning up on presidential history.
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He might consider boning up on Article I, Section 3 and Article II, Section 4.
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Boning up in a hurry on a destination is so much easier these days with smartphones and YouTube.
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Or so we had learned while boning up on the pageantry of the funeral and the conclave to come.
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The number of British folks suddenly boning up on the EU had indeed spiked—to about 1,000 people, or a mere .
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" — Patti Solis Doyle, senior adviser to the 2008 Obama campaign "Bullock needs to spend some time boning up on foreign policy.
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" — Patti Solis Doyle, senior adviser to the 2008 Obama campaign "Bullock needs to spend some time boning up on foreign policy.
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At a moment when the destruction of important ancient structures is the stuff of international headlines, boning up on imperiled world heritage is an urgent imperative.
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Other ways of garnering money to eliminate your education debt don't rely on luck, but rather require rolling up your sleeves or boning up on historical facts.
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Outside of Twitter, Mr. Romney has been consuming history, reading the Federalist Papers and boning up on how the founders imagined curbing the abuses of presidential power.
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Those accepted into the program — there is a waiting list — attend numerous workshops aimed at what is called procedural knowledge, boning up on study skills and learning how to connect with professors and research opportunities.
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If boning up on the niceties of Belgian regional politics, or the details of national referendum laws, becomes a prerequisite for negotiating with the EU, they will start to wonder if it is worth the bother.
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Now then, a senior White House adviser boning up on the ins and outs of wiretapping for a big interview by watching Snowden on a DVD or streaming service like iTunes — where it's been available since Dec.
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With barber shops and salons shuttering because of the outbreak, more and more people are boning up on hair styling, and they're buying clippers ... according to the company that invented the first electric hair clipper over a century ago.
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"I'm not a China expert, although I'm boning up as fast as I can, I would just say right now their economy looks terrible," Kudlow said Thursday in response to President Donald Trump's question at a Cabinet meeting about China's prospects.
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For those whose knowledge begins and ends with a few books and movies, you're going to need a little boning up before Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, the latest addition to the Harry Potter universe that comes to movie theaters this weekend.
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But instead of boning up on the issues, reviewing past debates and crafting a few can't-miss zingers, he just pumped air into his hair and more air into his head and sauntered into action as if the sheer, inimitable wonder of his presence would be enough.
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Nonetheless, our vicarious schadenfreude over UK politics, our boning up on the cast of characters that comprise the UK political scene, and our study of the "backstop," and the fact that it's needed to maintain peace on the island of Ireland, has obscured our real interest.
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All along, Gorsuch quietly continued his journey to the high court meeting with more than 70 senators, boning up on constitutional issues, participating in so-called murder boards with his closest colleagues, where they ask him difficult questions to prepare him for his hearings, which begin March 20.
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Now, as he builds his campaign operation in El Paso, he has been working with his team to sharpen his answers, receiving regular briefings and boning up on policy details as he seeks to raise his television profile and prepares for the first primary debate next month, according to people close to his campaign.
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The big change in congressional staffing levels came in the early 1990s, when then-House Speaker Newt Gingrich successfully abolished the Office of Technology Assessment and the Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations, cut committee staff levels, and shrank the size of the Congressional Research Service — the main tool congressional aides have for boning up on policy.
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Instead, he suggested to Schwochow and Oona O'Beirn, a producer on Season 210, the narrative ought to return to Elizabeth, who has spent most of the episode abroad boning up on the latest developments in racehorse breeding, her principal passion in life, with Lord Porchester, an old friend for whom, it's intimated, she once harbored romantic feelings.
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