" - Eddie, 33 "Cousin brandished gun at my dad.
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Trump brandished his latest medical letter with the usual showmanship.
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One officer brandished a gun to ward off the crowd.
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Rahim then brandished a knife and police shot him dead.
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Several protesters brandished rifles and held signs extolling gun rights.
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Now the stick is being brandished at listed American firms.
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At one point, Mr. Brown brandished a gun, she said.
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Some brandished posters of Mnangagwa and army chief General Constantino Chiwenga.
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Lawmakers threw punches, hurled chairs and brandished microphone stands as weapons.
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Campaigners in Dublin jubilantly brandished signs promising "the north is next".
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The protestors brandished green headscarves emblazoned with calls for abortion rights.
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What happened after that is less clear: Who brandished a gun?
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They swiveled, lunged, and brandished tridents while Gremmler recorded their movements.
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He brandished guns and knives while making racist remarks against Muslims.
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Protesters, some armed, chanted racist slogans and brandished Nazi and Confederate symbols.
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Outside parliament last weekend, one man brandished a handmade placard quoting Montesquieu.
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Below are 22 times he's brandished his IQ as a political weapon.
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She brandished her gun and shot in his direction, narrowly missing him.
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She also brandished a "sharp object" as a weapon, the police said.
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They brandished yet more flags, twirled scarves, paraded smoking flares like trophies.
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Many protesters on Wednesday brandished signs reading "We will do it again".
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On their way to attend the religious meeting, some youths brandished swords.
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And he brandished multiple false claims about the nuclear deal with Iran.
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Demonstrators chanted anti-government slogans and brandished signs carrying messages against internet censorship.
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When Andy comes downstairs to investigate the situation, Chad has his gun brandished.
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Fabolous brandished the scissors in a video TMZ first posted back in March.
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" The day after the verdict, hundreds brandished new ones: "This is a country.
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Parkland activists brandished orange tags with $1.05, the amount of money Florida Sen.
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Police say they recovered the gun that Scott allegedly brandished from the scene.
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A knife was brandished, resulting in an injury to one of the Europeans.
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Then they said Emantic Bradford didn't pull the trigger, but brandished a gun.
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Sure, there was chanting, flags were brandished, the occasional chapped ass sauntered past.
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Here, they're brandished less a show of resistance and more as a celebration.
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Then, with the parishioners' eyes clenched for a benediction, Mr. Roof brandished the .
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Police Chief David Nisleit says officers fired but missed after she brandished a weapon.
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They packed rallies with the basij, their youth militia, and brandished Hizbullah flags aloft.
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One man brandished a kitchen knife and challenged Israeli soldiers to come and fight.
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Where once investors brandished term sheets before a startup had launched, now they wait.
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It didn't stop our reporter from asking questions, and she never brandished a gun.
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At least four men with dementia who brandished guns were fatally shot by police.
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Officials initially called Bradford a suspect who was shot after he "brandished" a gun.
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The Professor was initially dismissive of the American until Papadopoulos brandished his campaign credentials.
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Later, migrants crowded around police officers as they brandished photos of the Olympic Center.
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Was the magazine he brandished the same one Mr. Romney cited as a failure?
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It was not clear whether Torres brandished his weapon or pointed it at police.
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When we stopped, Mr. Lovett got one out of his trunk and brandished it.
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Yet Trollope also recognized that brickbats too readily brandished lose their power to stun.
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Deadly weapon or active shooter policies kick in the second a weapon is brandished.
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One suspect brandished a firearm and the other wielded a baton, the FBI posted.
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The man reportedly brandished his gun at the drive-thru worker who broke the news.
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They then acknowledged that Bradford wasn't the shooter, but claimed that he "brandished" his gun.
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Pitchforks brandished, trolls have taken to the page to call Cotillard a number of slurs.
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Someone brandished a gun and people backstage scrambled into the crowd as shots rang out.
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He punched the neighbor, and brandished a shotgun, firing one round, the police report said.
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Protesters brandished banners that read 'Hands off our homes' and 'My house is my castle'.
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At least one of the guards brandished his gun in their direction, the police said.
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When job candidates arrive, the new wave of restaurants is brandished as a selling point.
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They did not release any new information about what kind of weapon the suspect brandished.
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Corey Long, the protester who brandished the blowtorch, was convicted in June of disorderly conduct.
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On the new "Mamba 4 Life" tattoo that James brandished on one of his thighs.
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To help deflect questions from reporters last week, Senator Thom Tillis even brandished a puppy.
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Not that the knives and fists brandished onstage ever get close to doing real damage.
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Weapons are brandished, chaos ensues, and our hero seems to do pretty well for himself.
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Protesters in the western highlands town of Solola brandished placards demanding Morales resign, broadcast images showed.
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That is when he flung the door open and brandished a sword, according to the affidavit.
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"THERESA the appeaser," read one placard brandished outside Downing Street in a demonstration on January 30th.
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On the other side of the square, a group of counter-protesters brandished "refugees welcome" posters.
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When one man brandished an assault rifle, the men fled, alerting police who arrived shortly afterwards.
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They brandished flags reading "Hong Kong is not China" and refused to pledge allegiance to China.
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Trump: Brandished a table of Trump-branded food and drink for a press conference last March.
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Thousands brandished banners that read "I believe you sister" and chanted "It's not abuse, it's rape".
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MKKP's gathering started outside Parliament, where one protester brandished a placard saying "Happy boss, gloomy Sunday".
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The driver who chased the three boys reportedly brandished a gun while he was chasing them.
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No charges were filed against Newman, who said he shot Hill because he brandished a handgun.
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Organizing may not be as flashy as a brandished torch, but the substance there is rich.
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When Ms. Tan was 16, her mother brandished a meat cleaver and threatened to kill her.
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Officials said Bess barricaded himself inside the home, brandished a knife and threatened to shoot officers.
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" Later on Monday, the department sought to explain its use of the word brandished, saying, "Mr.
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A man whose face was covered by a scarf triumphantly brandished a pair of wire-cutters.
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Holding forth in her office, Ms. Pelosi brandished an instinct for Trumpian adjectives and workday habits.
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As he took the award and brandished it in the air, the president addressed the officials.
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Police first said Bradford, 21, was a suspect and brandished a weapon, then walked that back.
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The campaign then brandished a new logo featuring the first letters of the ticket's last names.
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White journalists overlooked their calls for police reforms to focus instead on the weapons the Panthers brandished.
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What's clinically denoted by the word 'bi-polarity' is something puny compared to what's brandished by Sabbath.
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A soldier brandished a long, straight sword he said had been found in one of the houses.
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The man claims Tim brandished the hammer and threatened to use it, if he came any closer.
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Protesters repeatedly booed Chaffetz's mentions of Trump, and some brandished signs reading "disagree" at the Utah lawmaker.
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During the movie's May 24 premiere, Twitter brandished its pitchforks and came for the Abigail Breslin vehicle.
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Santiaga said she ran across the street to try and intervene when Calhoun brandished a silver handgun.
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They brandished a hand-carved paddle that they said had come from the tribe, the agency said.
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On stage, a conquistador priest brandished a crucifix as he urged an indigenous rebel to embrace Jesus.
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They waved white and red Polish flags, they brandished burning torches, and they wore "white power" symbols.
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In one previously reported example from 2018, a man brandished a gun at a Waymo vehicle operator.
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She denounced the decision in a televised address during which she brandished a copy of Venezuela's Constitution.
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Undeterred, I brandished my umbrella like a shield and waded through the waterlogged streets of Stone Town.
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Witty and unedited, she brandished a seemingly endless supply of quippy one-liners that landed with precision.
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On Wednesday, Najib brandished more than $3 billion in housing packages for the country's majority ethnic group.
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During the debates, nearly every Republican candidate has brandished the fact that wages have been stagnant for decades.
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As the officers tried to arrest the male driver, he brandished a weapon and fired at the police.
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He apparently brandished a sign and thrust it at her office window, before begging her to marry him.
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Trump brandished strong protectionist rhetoric during his "America First" election campaign, saying it was necessary to save jobs.
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Desiigner was arrested following a road rage incident where he allegedly brandished a weapon during a driving altercation.
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It also didn't answer the crucial question of whether Scott had a gun and brandished it against police.
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He also allegedly threatened to kill all three of them with a handgun that she said he brandished.
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Across seven continents, protestors brandished homemade signs and posters emblazoned with calls for equality and anti-Trump slogans.
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Just last month, Jenelle brandished a handgun in a road rage incident with her other son riding shotgun.
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A downgrade would be a political nightmare after successive governments brandished the rating as a badge of honor.
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Many delegates responded by chanting "lock her up, lock her up," while others brandished "Hillary for Prison" signs.
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Updated information: suspect brandished gun at Secret Service checkpoint at 17th and E St NW and was shot.
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You have proudly brandished your abrasiveness, and now you want to whine and moan about your own abrasions.
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Pelosi's name has become a shibboleth, brandished in countless Republican attack ads against Democratic candidates for the House.
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Studholme brandished a card painted with Bancha, a new shade that is named for a Japanese green tea.
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The plot whirls along, heading inevitably toward collaborative writing, drunken mayhem, brandished golf clubs, existential crises, flying toast.
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Mr. Maynard then brandished a lawnmower blade and "made an aggressive move" toward the officers, the statement said.
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Andrea, our court administrator, brandished media passes that had been confiscated from reporters who didn't follow the rules.
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Instead, he brandished a small folding knife and attacked, appearing to seek out certain victims, Chief Outlaw said.
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Andersen said he struggled over the hat with one of the robbers before the other brandished the knife.
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Officials again changed the story to say Bradford had brandished a weapon, only to recant the word brandish.
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Fureigh gathered educational materials that were subsequently turned into mock wall placards and brandished by ACT UP members.
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When they speak against the status quo, they are banned, burned, and now, in a San Francisco bookstore, brandished.
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Villanelle heads upstairs, knife brandished, only to see Konstantin at the end of the hallway in his own room.
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Some members of the military, national guard, and armed forces brandished blue armbands in apparent solidarity with the opposition.
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He then brandished the knife and yelled "Allahu akbar," Arabic for "God is great," before police officers opened fire.
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Besides them two older, adamant women brandished a Stars-and-Stripes, which to them implied resistance to the newcomers.
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When the euro system has required someone to write a cheque, the pen has been brandished by Angela Merkel.
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Outside the gathering, about 300 protestors chanted slogans and brandished signs and banners reading "fossil free" and "don't drill".
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State television broadcast footage of soldiers camouflaged as bushes shouting "socialist fatherland!" while commanders brandished Russian-made military equipment.
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DuPré brandished court documents and referenced a Breitbart News interview with Corfman's mom as reasons to question Corfman's story.
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He then brandished a knife and stabbed Ho in the chest before being overpowered by Ho and several others.
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A fifth, Rusya, had been killed at a protest as he brandished the red banner of the working class.
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Yet in my interviews and conversations about Sontag, her essays are often brandished as a weapon against her fiction.
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Often, a woman writer's sex is brandished like a shield, as if that fact alone explains her current obscurity.
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It said some of Mr. Moore's Somali captors brandished AK-47 assault rifles, rocket-propelled grenade launchers and handguns.
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In each case, someone had leapt over the counter, brandished a knife and made off with the store's cash.
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The police said the two other men, who were killed in separate shootings in Brooklyn, had also brandished weapons.
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He's even brandished text messages from Trump's special envoy to Ukraine, Kurt Volker, on national TV to prove it.
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And Australia recently elected a government headed by a man who proudly brandished a lump of coal in parliament.
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" The thriller writer Brad Thor, a regular guest, brandished a copy of his own latest volume, "Use of Force.
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According to the federal affidavit, Kemp brandished a handgun during robberies that have been reported as far back as April.
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So it is no surprise that in the past few weeks China has brandished rare earths as a possible weapon.
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People brandished creative homemade signs and banners as they marched from the U.S. Embassy in Grosvenor Square to Trafalgar Square.
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" Brady then shouted out to the Patriots fans as he brandished the Lombardi Trophy: "Thank you to all our fans.
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Huawei's logo was brandished on the lanyards of thousands of attendees' badges and on posters and escalators around the conference.
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The duo had just completed a mission in which deputies detained a person who'd brandished a weapon, the office said.
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According to a federal affidavit, Kemp brandished a handgun during robberies that have been reported as far back as April.
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Companies and interest groups have brandished their economic chops this year, touting public lands as an economic engine for recreation.
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Their fans waved ti leaves for good luck, shouted chants that echoed throughout the arena and brandished the state flag.
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This is the sort of anecdote brandished by those who warn of the effects of automation on the labor market.
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He witnessed the birth and ascendancy of hip-hop in the city, the moguls it made, the bravado it brandished.
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The C.I.A. seemed to believe in a conspiracy forged in Cuba, a theory that was brandished by Mr. Díaz Ordaz.
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As he tried to slip away, someone — perhaps another soldier — brandished a grenade and threatened to blow up the team.
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Another brandished an ornamental whale tusk that had been torn from the wall of Fishmongers' Hall, according to local reports.
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At times he drew a copy of the Constitution from his breast pocket and brandished it to make a point.
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Those requests were denied, yet Gregory brandished the magazine multiple times on air anyway and ultimately walked away without charges.
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As the cats brandished lightsabers and were stacked into shoe organizers for our entertainment, ducks carried out their dignified migration.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt's famous line "War is young men dying and old men talking" is often brandished in these situations.
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Jason Derulo was right in the middle of a nightclub brawl that stopped only after sheriff's deputies brandished their weapons.
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Amid chaotic scenes in parliament, opposition lawmakers brandished banners reading "Say no to IMF budget!" and shouting slogans against the government.
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On March 24, 2016, Jones brandished a knife and pointed a handgun at a neighbor during a different dispute, prosecutors said.
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It also doesn't answer the crucial question of whether Scott had a gun and brandished it against police, as officers claim.
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On March 24, Jones allegedly brandished a knife and pointed a handgun at a neighbor during a different dispute, prosecutors said.
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One brandished a sarcastic "Don't Be Evil" sign, mocking a clause that has been removed from the company's code of conduct.
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Smith's attorney: He never brandished a gun Detectives found a fully loaded 9mm handgun inside Smith's Mercedes SUV on Tuesday morning.
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The incident was later brandished as the justification for beefing up police firepower—and its legacy is still being felt today.
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In interviews, they said, she and her father both admitted that the teenagers who approached them had not brandished a gun.
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Duterte has several times brandished what he called a file on 6,000 alleged druglords at the center of the country's trade.
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Speaking on March 1st, Mr Putin brandished exotic new nuclear weapons he would soon deploy to counter future American missile defences.
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The sailors on that boat ignored the pleas of the migrants in the water and brandished knives, threatening survivors like Muaz.
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The final straw came on Honolulu's monthly First Friday neighborhood art walk, when a man brandished a gun outside the bakery.
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"[Spence] brandished a handgun and raised his shirt to show a handgun," Wayne Scott, Greensboro's chief of police, told CBS 17.
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Muammar el-Qaddafi of Libya and Saddam Hussein of Iraq, who often brandished weapons and gave thundering speeches, threatening their enemies.
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They transferred its advice into a PDF, which Rachel Maddow brandished a printed copy of on her show earlier this month.
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He brandished a copy of a map of Israel that Mr. Trump had signed and sent to him with Mr. Kushner.
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When the marshals confronted him, Mr. Webber reportedly rammed his vehicle into the officers' vehicles several times and brandished a weapon.
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Some of the men at the cafe jumped up to confront the man as he walked away; one brandished a chair.
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Mr. Webster, whom a provisional Anguillan government had declared the first president of the world's smallest republic, brandished only a Bible.
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" Protesters brandished placards with stick figures having anal sex and chanted such slogans as "Homosexuality is a threat to national security.
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They clawed the Champions League trophy from the hands of their rivals, and brandished it aloft on the rich, green Wembley turf.
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Brandished "the wickedest man on earth", Crowley earned such as a nickname thanks to his enthusiasm for black magic, opium and sex.
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A gun was not found on the female suspect, but police are looking for a weapon she brandished earlier during the pursuit.
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There was a vehicle crash, police said, followed by a heated exchange and a deadly shooting after the suspect brandished a gun.
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Mr. Netanyahu went beyond that on Monday, and brandished what he described as Iranian plans to build up to five nuclear weapons.
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"If someone brandished a weapon on me or assaults me, I'm going to go to the appropriate law enforcement officer," Harding said.
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He helped Bundy to thwart federal agents, including when at least one unidentified member of Bundy's group brandished a firearm, prosecutors said.
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According to reports, a Capitol police officer shot a man who brandished a gun inside the Visitors Center of the Capitol complex.
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Just as vampires in gothic fiction can be kept at bay with a brandished crucifix, so too, it seems, can evil bosses.
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McDonnell once brandished a copy of Communist leader Mao Zedong's 'Little Red book' in parliament and suggested the government heed its advice.
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McDonnell once brandished a copy of Communist leader Mao Zedongs 'Little Red book' in parliament and suggested the government heed its advice.
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Like two gunslingers squaring off in the Old West, the United States and China both brandished their trade war pistols this week.
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" Several protesters in the room chanted and brandished signs when it was announced that all 2628 Republican electors voted for Trump. "Shame!
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Last month a mourner brandished a hand grenade, he said, sending everyone scattering and leaving a 2000-year-old Ebola victim unburied.
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The American kok-boru team, some waving their own cowboy hats, brandished the flag of Wyoming, home to 8 of 10 players.
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Amis, who has reveled in and brandished his coolness since boyhood, is blind to the resentment his kind of derision can provoke.
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In June, the elder Mr. Zottola had brandished an unlicensed gun at someone who threatened him outside his home, the police said.
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The actors brandished cheerleader pom-poms and a basketball as a salute to the beloved show's basketball team, the Tree Hill Ravens.
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The same altered photo had recently been brandished on prime-time television by Sambit Patra, a spokesperson for the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party.
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My family and I would watch in panic as my mom brandished knives, threw bricks and broke windows when she had severe hallucinations.
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Right before he was arrested, Ortiz brandished his cellphone like a weapon in an attempt to force authorities to shoot him, Garza said.
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There really is a fiery blade in these photos, and it's brandished by Lord Beric Dondarrion (Richard Dormer) of the Brotherhood Without Banners.
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Then, once they're behind closed doors, the only sound that will be heard is the delicate whisper and swish of coldly brandished knives.
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Raymond Hernandez says Pattiz brandished a handgun in their office on multiple occasions, and also bragged about his deep ties with law enforcement.
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Abel Cedeno, 18, allegedly brandished a switchblade without warning, stabbing it into 15-year-old Matthew McCree's chest, a police source tells PEOPLE.
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Khan, whose son Humayun died in Iraq in 2004, brandished a copy of the Constitution and asked if Trump had ever read it.
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On Thursday, he had also brandished a knife at a female neighbor in Switzerland and threatened to kill her, before fleeing, Romann said.
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The same man brandished a knife at a female neighbour in Switzerland last Thursday and threatened to kill her, before fleeing, Romann said.
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McDonnell once brandished a copy of Chinese Communist leader Mao Zedongs 'Little Red book' in parliament and suggested the government heed its advice.
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Mr. Jordan brandished a recent court opinion that suggested that the I.R.S. was still singling out conservative groups, but Mr. Koskinen denied that.
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If you had a friend who has a domestic-violence situation and their partner brandished a gun, you've been touched by gun violence.
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Since then, both sides have brandished a series of carrots and sticks in an attempt to pressure each other into a favorable deal.
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When Ayman made it back home, late that night, his father, a gentle man who had never hit him before, brandished his belt.
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The suspect allegedly entered a rabbi&aposs home during a Hanukkah celebration, brandished a machete, and injured five people before escaping by car.
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Later that morning, and amid a public outcry, police clarified their earlier statement, particularly the bit about how Bradford had "brandished" a firearm.
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Z-Ro brandished a handgun throughout his prolonged assault of his ex-girlfriend, and repeatedly made death threats against her ... according to cops.
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The cops stood in a row with their feet firmly apart, arms by their sides, batons ready to be brandished at any minute.
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Coady, gun brandished, realizes she has to help Helena deliver right there and then, and forces Art to do the dirty work at gunpoint.
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PDVSA brandished the story as "fake news" on its Twitter account in capital red letters, but did not reply to a request for comment.
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When she gave a commencement speech over the weekend at Yale, which has a tradition of funny hats, she brandished a black Russian hat.
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A downgrade would be a political nightmare for whichever party is in power, after successive governments brandished the rating as a badge of honor.
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Today, "economic anxiety" is a running joke on Twitter, brandished widely whenever Trump rallies descend into group therapy sessions for people experiencing racial panic.
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Julianna Margulies claims in a hotel meeting with Seagal in the '80s, the actor brandished a gun but never touched her before she fled.
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Court documents revealed Sweetin's claim that her former fiancé had brandished a pistol and was threatening to shoot himself at their then-shared home.
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"Earlier, we stated that Mr. Bradford 'brandished' a gun," the statement on Facebook said, without providing details on how Bradford was holding the gun.
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Hoover police initially identified Bradford, 21, as the suspect, then recanted and said he brandished a weapon -- only to recant that statement as well.
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Mr. Sanders brandished his voyage as a candidate for the House, saying such ventures would "reduce the obscene federal military budget" and facilitate peace.
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The comedian Kathy Griffin recently apologized after posting a video in which she brandished a prop version of Mr. Trump's bloody and severed head.
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He sang about tragic love in an operatic falsetto, over orchestral timbres laced with sampled screams; he shrieked and cackled and brandished a whip.
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In all, he issued 34 monument proclamations, including designating 29 new monuments and enlargement of five existing monuments as he brandished his conservation legacy.
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The Governor had brandished a broom at rallies, promising to "sweep out the bureaucracy" and defeat "girlie men" lawmakers who stood in his way.
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To make his point, the billionaire brandished a can of soup on air, saying the tariffs would only have a marginal impact on consumers.
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The suspect, later identified by police as 18-year-old Jacob C. Stevens, brandished a handgun, shots were fired and Stevens was killed, Thompson said.
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Trump dressed in mod suits with shoes dyed to match and brandished a mobile phone at a time when almost no one else had one.
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Earlier reports suggested an officer was shot after the man brandished a gun, but an evening briefing by law enforcement clarified no cops were injured.
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During the first Democratic candidates' debate last month, the former senator and vice president brandished the résumé line in response to an attack from Sen.
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But the specific threats he brandished Sunday — from harsher economic penalties to international prosecution for alleged perpetrators of war crimes — have been raised repeatedly before.
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It's not that the lives of these women were untouched before the militant men in black arrived and brandished their guns and had their way.
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Madame JoJo's, a burlesque bar in London's Soho, had its licence revoked in 2014 after two bouncers brandished a baseball bat at a rowdy crowd.
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Juliana Margulies recently described a late '80s hotel room meeting with Seagal, and claims he brandished a gun, but never touched her before she fled.
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In an interview with NBC's Matt Lauer, Lochte tones down his version of the story while sticking to his claim that a gun was brandished.
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On the campaign trail Amit Shah, the party's grizzled president and a man viewed as a Hindu-nationalist hardliner, has frequently brandished the sectarian card.
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Dmitry Kiselev, the Kremlin's chief propagandist, brandished a copy of the paper on his flagship Sunday night broadcast and denounced RBC as "assistants" of America.
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The works in this series resemble those pitch-black levels in Resident Evil with the same unnerving ghoulish aesthetic brandished in the Dead Space franchise.
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RAEFORD, N.C. — A decorated Army Reserve officer left bacon at a mosque and brandished a handgun while threatening to kill Muslims, North Carolina authorities said.
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But two men with guns — security guards at the gas station — approached the car, brandished their weapons and prevented them from leaving, Mr. Bentz said.
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The movement got its name from the protesters who brandished umbrellas to protect themselves from tear gas, a scene repeated at the protests on Wednesday.
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Sources told The Oregonian that Finicum and Ryan Bundy had refused to cooperate with the officers and tried to run and that Finicum brandished weapons.
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Some demonstrators chanted anticapitalist slogans, brandished flags with the Soviet hammer and sickle, and held aloft placards in support of Julian Assange and the Palestinians.
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" Ms. Conway said she had been correct on July 13, 2017, the day she went on TV and brandished the signs, "and many days since.
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Roy Cooper and the Republican-controlled legislature, North Carolina on Thursday passed what supporters brandished as a "repeal" of HB2, the state's anti-LGBTQ law.
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The president brandished new "historic" statistics, familiar complaints about what he described as the hostile news media and self-praise for personally delivering important victories.
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The referee Davide Massa awarded a penalty kick after Varane fouled midfielder Dele Alli; after using the video referral system, he brandished the red card.
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Protesters carried banners reading "We don't want to carry on counting victims" and chanted "We are not alone" as they brandished umbrellas in pouring rain.
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Skylar Grey, in a long white Mario Dice shirtdress buttoned to the neck, brandished a clutch purse that somehow promoted empowerment, equality and Absolut vodka.
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The next count charges Hernandez with "using and carrying firearms, which were brandished and discharged, in connection with the racketeering conspiracy"—this is pretty self explanatory.
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His great champion, President Milos Zeman, is a hard-living, Putin-loving boor who this week brandished a mock AK-47 bearing the inscription "For journalists".
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"Just because someone [shows interest] doesn't mean they're actually going to buy it," he said as he brandished a drone that resembled a one-eyed grasshopper.
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She also claimed that he brandished a pistol and threatened to take his own life in an incident at their then-shared home on March 18.
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The man's wife, who brandished her own gun and fired at Jordan to protect herself and two family members, was still having trouble sleeping years later.
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It is time to deploy the human rights weapon President Trump brandished as either a basis for, or an alternative to, military action against North Korea.
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But police later said Bradford was not the primary suspect in the shooting, and also hedged on whether or not he had actually brandished a gun.
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In an electrifying moment, the father of a fallen Muslim American soldier brandished a copy of the Constitution on stage and waved it at Mr. Trump.
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Outside the sprawling grounds, opposing caravans of cars brandished banners in slow processions alternately praising and railing against the president down Lamington Road bordering the course.
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Julianna Margulies claims she had a hotel room meeting with Seagal in the '80s, and he brandished a gun, but didn't touch her before she fled.
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In fact, the State Department threatened last week to enact yet another round of such measures, just days after the United States Senate brandished its own.
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He repeatedly extolled "sovereignty" in a setting where the term traditionally has been brandished by nations like Russia, China, Iran and North Korea to deflect criticism.
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"More guns in more cars may simply equate to more road rage incidents in which a gun was brandished, or fired, research suggests," The Trace reported.
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Despite these efforts, demonstrators turned out in force across the country, and hundreds were quickly dragged away by police as they brandished placards and chanted slogans.
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WHEN Rafael Correa first ran for Ecuador's presidency in 2006, supporters at his rallies brandished belts in homage to their candidate, whose surname means "belt" or "strap".
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The researchers say he managed to live a long time with the knife-for-a-hand, and he may have brandished his prosthetic blade as a weapon.
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Years before companies talked of social responsibility or brandished acronyms like ESG and CSR to signal their virtue, MacKaye had incorporated doing good into Fugazi's business model.
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The site crashed during Tuesday's televised presidential debate, the PAN said, shortly after its candidate Ricardo Anaya brandished a black-and-white placard with the site address.
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The Klan group that brandished Confederate flags and signs with anti-Semitic messages was separated from crowds by a ring of fencing and a heavy police presence.
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Two police officers had confronted Sterling after someone called 911 to say that Sterling, who was selling CDs outside the store, had brandished a gun, police said.
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One technology that particularly interested me was gun detection software, which uses artificial intelligence to automatically notify you when a brandished firearm appears in a video feed.
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He cited the F.B.I.'s Russia investigation, flawed wiretap applications into a former Trump campaign adviser, and the Mueller report, which he brandished in the Senate chamber.
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Trump is operating like a president with no political constraints, and he's doing it now after Democrats have already brandished their most potent constitutional weapon against him.
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Suddenly tools for violence are hiding everywhere, waiting to be brandished by your enemies, taken up for self-defense or fatally mishandled by the blind or naïve.
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This is a time for restraint and careful deliberation, and for leaders who clearly understand that nuclear weapons are too dangerous to be brandished as a cudgel.
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Trump, meanwhile, has touted his warm relationship with Kim as progress in itself, and brandished the glowing letters he's received from Kim in meetings with hostile lawmakers.
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The research project documents each time a gun is fired at a school, a bullet hits school property or a gun is brandished in a hostile incident.
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On a street just outside the park, 30-year-old Guatemalan Manuel Flores brandished a temporary Mexican visa, but said he would stay with the caravan regardless.
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Instead of a cane, they brandished their cellphones (a risk to national security that violates House rules), so their constituents could see them in action in real time.
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If I can't conclude Mr. Scott either had a gun or, if he did, brandished one, I can't conclude that the officer was sufficiently provoked to kill him.
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Some brandished white shields with a black cross—a symbol of the League of the South, a secessionist group that believes contemporary America is unacceptably "egalitarian and Marxist".
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Since then, the man leading the Trump administration's charge to unlock vast tracts of federal land for oil and gas drilling has brandished American oil like a gunslinger.
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These arguments were brandished when another Arkansas state legislator, Fredrick J. Love, a Democrat from Little Rock, introduced an equal pay bill in the state earlier this year.
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This diabolical feat has been captured by people on Twitter, who've brandished an avowed aim to make enemies of the people who are behind these stickers from hell.
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What the recording does not show, according to official police accounts, is that the woman brandished a knife at the two officers before they responded with lethal force.
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During Sunday protesters marched and brandished coloured leaflets, calling for a mass strike across Hong Kong on Monday and shouting "Restore Hong Kong" and "Revolution of our time".
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They say he brandished a gun, which they found at the scene, and ignored demands to drop it, before an officer, who is also black, fatally shot him.
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The police say that after one or more of them vandalized the restroom, a security guard brandished a gun to keep them under control until the police arrived.
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The proposals might also be brandished by groups in favor of Britain's leaving the European Union as evidence of "the strain of ever increasing E.U. regulation," he said.
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During a stop in Tasmania — where he was campaigning for a local candidate — Mr. Turnbull brandished a knife and fork as he dug into a savory meat pie.
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The next year, the police said, he brandished a gun and hurled rocks at a nearby home before smashing the windshield of a parked car with a brick.
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After nearly a year of hearing that phrase brandished during debates in the National Assembly, the deputy speaker of the body, Qasim Khan Suri, had evidently had enough.
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From his bubble bath on Monday, Mr. Colbert brandished a container of Head & Shoulders shampoo and a slice of a pear and almond cream tart he had made.
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From his bubble bath on Monday, Mr. Colbert brandished a container of Head & Shoulders shampoo and a slice of a pear and almond cream tart he had made.
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It plummeted toward the on-deck circle, where Orioles shortstop Manny Machado deftly caught the flying lumber with one hand and brandished it proudly as the crowd cheered.
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They brandished banners in his honor here; high above, in the clear blue sky, they flew planes again, this time thanking him for all that he had done.
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The day the article appeared, Salvador Panelo, Duterte's spokesman, brandished a diagram of the Matrix that, he claimed, had been delivered to Duterte by a foreign intelligence agency.
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A famous man of Italian descent hasn't flipped out so comically since Chris Christie brandished an ice cream cone while chastising a critic on a Jersey Shore boardwalk.
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The police department officially reported one officer-involved shooting in 2018, which resulted in the death of a 60-year-old Latino man who allegedly brandished a weapon.
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The 20-year-old, whose face was covered with a T-shirt as he brandished a homemade petrol bomb, declined to give his name for fear of reprisal.
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In the last few days alone, Trump has brandished the power of the executive branch to cover up his own discredited claims that Hurricane Dorian would hit Alabama.
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A DSLR camera was brandished with the kind of seriousness usually reserved for combat zones; voices were hushed; awe and fear instilled in each and every one of us.
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In his remarks Mr Obama brandished political polarisation, which he blamed on gerrymandered electoral districts, money in politics, a politicised media landscape and voter apathy, especially among young people.
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The tragedies began July 5 with a 911 call, alleging that a man in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, had brandished a gun while selling CDs outside of a convenience store.
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As young adults, some of us learned from our parents to distrust politicians who brandished the national trauma of the 1969 riots as justification for maintaining race-based policies.
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Sam got in trouble with the law in his 20s, in what his wife called a "road rage" incident where he brandished a gun during a fight in traffic.
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Jenelle Evans whipped out a handgun -- while her son was riding shotgun, btw -- and brandished it at a driver she says cut her off during a road rage incident.
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He brandished data, graphs and drawings of wine labels to explain the value of brands to a rapt audience that grew up insulated from the 20th century's branding revolution.
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Police have just arrested 2003 protestors—they call themselves water protectors—and over the phone I can hear Dallas describing how a private security agent brandished an AR-15.
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Sterling was fatally shot on July 5 after officers responded to a 911 call that a man matching Sterling's description had allegedly brandished a weapon at a convenience store.
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For a short time, he brandished his friendship with Malcolm X as a political sword and made no bones about his dedication to the Nation of Islam's political activism.
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Police later issued another statement saying Bradford had "brandished" a weapon but recanted those remarks as well, saying Bradford "had a gun in his hand" when police shot him.
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Prime Minister Scott Morrison famously brandished a lump of coal, Australia's second largest export earner, in parliament when he was treasurer, taunting the opposition over its renewable energy push.
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One brandished a handgun, according to an incident report released by the Prince William County Police Department on Monday, while the other demanded she hand over her car. Cool!
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Masahiro Tanaka, who had brandished a 1.47 E.R.A., was ambushed by Tim Anderson's grand slam in the fourth inning on Sunday and was subsequently knocked out in the fifth.
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He brandished an outdated National Hurricane Center map that appeared to have been drawn on with a Sharpie to falsely extend the path of the storm further into Alabama.
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The editorial prompted a fierce attack by Trump, who in a tweet called the publication "far left" and subsequently brandished an endorsement by Graham&aposs son, preacher Franklin Graham.
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The worker told police that the driver brandished his gun and called her a vulgar name after she told him the restaurant wasn&apost serving Egg McMuffins at that time.
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Asked what kind of weapon Webber allegedly brandished and whether investigators recovered it, Tennessee Bureau of Investigation spokeswoman Keli McAlister said only that that is part of the ongoing investigation.
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Initial reports said that the individual approached a White House guard post one block from the facility, brandished a weapon, and then refused an order to put down his gun.
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Washington (CNN)A Secret Service agent on Friday shot a man near a security checkpoint close to the White House after he brandished a gun and refused orders to stop.
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At a morning event in Merrimack, Mr. Kasich boasted of receiving the endorsement of The Boston Globe; in Keene, he brandished the just-issued endorsement of The New York Times.
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He quizzed Mr Trump, shouted over him and brandished lawsuits by students of Trump University (who paid $36,000 and only received a cardboard cut-out of Mr Trump in exchange).
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The department — which has said that Mr. Scott brandished a gun when he was shot dead — has refused to make public the video that might show how the shooting occurred.
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In Rhodes's case, in addition to citing the robbery at the time of the murder, Corey said Rhodes had previously committed a crime involving violence when he brandished the gun.
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And one day after his boss brandished the word "sovereignty" in that United Nations address, Mr. Mattis spoke repeatedly of the need for the United States to consult its partners.
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At one point, Hughes brandished an internal chart used by Harvard to show that the school defines how well a student scored based on a combination of race and geography.
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After the event ended and the president boarded Marine One en route to Iowa, Washington Post photographer Jabin Botsford tweeted an enhanced photo of the sheet of paper Trump brandished.
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By 5:30pm, most of the protesters on the Capitol steps had been arrested, while a few hundred remained vocal out on the main plaza as they brandished large signs.
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On NBC, the legal correspondent Pete Williams brandished a three-ring binder stuffed with freshly printed pages, holding up a sheet covered almost entirely by black bars of redacted text.
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Weinstein essentially invented the art of modern Oscar campaigning, employing bare-knuckled tactics that were validated by the parade of winners shown publicly thanking him as they brandished their trophies.
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While the campaign brandished the endorsement in ads across Facebook and Instagram, Warren herself didn't mention it during either of her policy-heavy town halls in Eastern Iowa on Sunday.
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CHISINAU (Reuters) - Two people were killed in a shop in Moldova's capital on Tuesday when a grenade brandished by a man seeking to avoid paying for cigarettes exploded, police said.
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In the interview, Attenborough referred to a 2017 incident when Morrison, then Treasurer, brandished a lump of coal in parliament and told opposition members not to be afraid of it.
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" Trump brandished his political bona fides as proof, arguing that he knew South Carolinians wanted to see troops return to the U.S. because "I won an election based on that.
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In 210, a migrant woman fled a stash house in the South Texas city of Edinburg, where she said she had been raped by a smuggler who brandished a machete.
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Industry leaders Val Garland, Pat McGrath, and Guido Palau brandished their makeup brushes and blowdryers backstage at all of our favorite shows and now we can't wait to try every concept.
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Ryan Zinke, America's secretary of the interior, has brandished American oil like a gunslinger The Trump administration wants to build on this success by making life easier for fossil-fuel producers.
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To make matters worse, Cashman says Darien police were already looking for a white Jeep after a man driving that car had allegedly brandished a gun in a local doctor's office.
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In February, the 71-year-old allegedly brandished a gun and threatened to shoot Rabie Ayoub, a Palestinian-American who immigrated to the United States from Lebanon when he was 16.
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The almost definitely pregnant super model was leaving a spa in L.A. when she whipped out her left hand and brandished what appears to be a huge emerald encircled by diamonds.
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Brandished the work-shy generation of "snowflake" tendencies, millennials are said to expect too much freedom of their employers, and yet 84 percent report to experiencing burnout from their excessive workloads.
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" Later Monday morningBradford didn't necessarily brandish a gun Hoover police issued another clarification, saying Bradford simply had a gun in his hand: "Earlier, we stated that Mr. Bradford 'brandished' a gun.
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A lawyer for the family said the videos showed that Mr. Scott's hands "were by his side" when he was shot by the police, who have said he brandished a gun.
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The driver of a late-model Lincoln, also targeted in the egg throwing, allegedly brandished a semi-automatic handgun and chased after the GMC Acadia at high speeds, according to Gonzalez.
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Alabama police on Monday suggested that the black man fatally shot by an officer at a mall on Thanksgiving night should not have brandished a weapon after a shooting broke out.
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Mr. Khan would give them each a pocket-size copy of the Constitution, just like the one he brandished on Thursday, said Tim Leroux, who used to run the R.O.T.C. program.
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But those in favor of leaving have brandished the figure to try to damage the standing of Britain's prime minister, David Cameron, who wants Britain to remain in the European Union.
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In interviews, they complained about the Mexican flags brandished outside Trump events and wondered why the government was paying to fix up Section 8 houses for people with late-model iPhones.
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It began after a 911 caller warned that "this guy brandished a gun" but noted that the people involved were "two little kids," according to a recording published by CBS News.
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While answering questions from reporters outside the White House on Tuesday afternoon, Trump pulled a sheet of paper from his pocket and brandished it but refused to show it to reporters.
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In this sense, Roy Moore, who brandished a gun on the campaign trail, fits in with Rentfrow's description of the link between violence and a culture of honor in the South.
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And they questioned why the Trump administration never imposed stringent economic sanctions against Ankara, and that he brandished them as a threat only after Mr. Erdogan's tanks rolled across the border.
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The scene at the end of the Kansas State-Kansas rivalry game on Tuesday night was chaotic, as a brawl spilled into the crowd and a player briefly brandished a stool.
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Already, the devastation has fueled calls for Morrison — who once brandished a lump of coal in Parliament to underline his support for mining — to take more concerted action on climate change.
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Accepting the award on Morricone's behalf was Tarantino himself, who brandished the trophy in a gesture of vindication, suggesting that Morricone, despite all the honors he has received, is nevertheless underrated.
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In a third case, he earned a trip to the dentist by removing a tooth, then brandished an improvised prop gun he'd created in the wood shop to make a successful break.
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Over months of aggressive campaigning, the former president brandished his business success and first term in office as proof of competence, contrasting himself with Guillier's relative lack of political and executive experience.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Germany's Alexander Zverev brandished his credentials as an Australian Open title contender by dispatching local wildcard Alex Bolt 6-3 6-3 6-2 in the third round on Saturday.
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A new generation of stone-cold homicidal "super predators" was a folk devil cooked up by a University of Pennsylvania sociologist and brandished by political elites up to and including Hillary Clinton.
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In a speech last week to party members during his party leadership campaign, Johnson brandished a kipper fish and pointed to its freezer packaging to ridicule the absurdity of European Union regulation.
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No group has claimed responsibility for the assault, but Egypt's public prosecutor linked Islamic State militants to the attack, citing interviews with wounded survivors who said militants brandished an Islamic State flag.
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At the start of the session, two boys picked up the longest blocks and brandished them, pretending that they were lightsabres, before a teacher reminded them of the dangers of doing so.
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Guns, for them, are not about hunting or self-defense or the frontier spirit or any of the other fig leaves that are brandished every time their true agenda starts to show.
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Police later issued another statement saying Bradford Jr. had brandished a weapon, only to recant those remarks as well, saying Bradford Jr. "had a gun in his hand" when police shot him.
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The first woman, who brandished a sign and shouted, "Let dairy die," was grabbed by Biden's private security guard and led off stage as a frightened Joe and Jill Biden looked on.
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Mr. Davis was further disabled in 1957 when he was trampled after a brandished gun led to a stampede at an East St. Louis bar where he and Mr. Nighthawk were performing.
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The Baton Rouge officers were called to the Triple S Food Mart on July 5, 2016, to respond to a report that a black man had brandished a gun and threatened someone.
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Once armed only with umbrellas to protect against rain and flying tear gas canisters, the demonstrators have more recently brandished bricks and sidewalk paving stones, as well as knives and gasoline bombs.
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It seems so peaceful or would if the wolf weren't howling at Red Riding Hood's door, bringing intimations of danger: angry talk, a slammed-down phone, a brandished ax and weird doings.
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She claims that he kicked her, pinched her and pinned her by the neck to a wall in the ornate Capitol, and once brandished a gun and threatened to kill them both.
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He brandished a bill he said would make it easier to prosecute gangs, which in Guatemala include the MS-13 and Barrio 18 transnational "maras" formed in Los Angeles and Central America.
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He brandished two maps showing before-and-after snapshots of Islamic State territory that he said proved that his administration had done more to eradicate the extremists than President Barack Obama had.
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Officers fired at the woman but missed after she brandished the weapon at the parking facility at the edge of a downtown plaza shared by City Hall, police Chief David Nisleit told reporters.
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VIDEO: Bill Gates, one of the world's richest men and most active philanthropists, brandished a jar of human faeces at a Beijing forum to draw attention to the worldwide lack of toilets pic.twitter.
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The big picture: The database, which stretches back to 1970, records any incident in which a gun is "brandished, is fired, or a bullet hits school property for any reason," per The Guardian.
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Following the announcement that Nick Viall will appear on season 24 of Dancing With the Stars, Bristowe brandished her trademark candor on Twitter, accusing Bachelor producer Mike Fleiss of employing a double standard.
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Trump has brandished himself as a defender of the "forgotten" Americans that he says have been left behind by the forces of globalization, vowing to bring back manufacturing jobs that have moved offshore.
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Trump's remarks echoed those he made earlier in the day at the White House when he brandished and began reading notes from Sondland's testimony that he views as exonerating him from any wrongdoing.
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In February, Mr. Netanyahu brandished part of a downed Iranian drone at a European security conference as a prop for his argument that Tehran and its proxies should not test his country's resolve.
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Mr. Rasheed said that nearly all of the 20 members of the group committed to finding Mr. Abdulla had received death threats, from people who brandished knives in public or through text messages.
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US Capitol Police on Monday shot and injured a 66-year-old man with a long history of mental illness, after he brandished a realistic-looking BB gun at officers, court documents show.
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According to a statement Hayes' attorney gave to WDSU-TV in New Orleans, a passenger in Hayes' car has said that Smith brandished a weapon before being shot and that Hayes saved his life.
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When the group later migrated to a bedroom, De Paula said she fled to the kitchen, but was followed by a nude Weinstein, who backed off only after she brandished a broken wine glass.
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Jesse Olivieri, the 31-year-old from Pennsylvania who brandished the weapon, admitted to "resisting or impeding certain officers or employees," according to the Office of the U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia.
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In his speech to the National Assembly, where several lawmakers brandished signs reading "No war, we want peace", Trump paid homage to the 67-year-old alliance that "divides the oppressed and the free".
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The 60-year-old woman found Monday after surviving for four days in the California wilderness claims she became lost running from a man who'd brandished a knife before threatening to sexually assault her.
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In years previous, the group has brandished their knives to create a pumpkin-colored Starry Night, a version of Henri Matisse's Blue Nude that's decidedly orange, and Edvard Munch's Halloween-ready painting, The Scream.
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One woman in a bright yellow hoodie brandished a Coors Light can and told me that she knew the detention center was there, but "didn't want to talk about it" as she walked away.
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The soon-to-be-sacked Puigdemont left the chamber to shouts of "President!" and mayors who had come from outlying areas brandished their ceremonial batons and sang the Catalan anthem "Els Segadors" (The Reapers).
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She has brandished the photos on several occasions to draw attention to the case when it risked slipping into general indifference or when the narrative became distorted because of her brother's past drug use.
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Also, Israel's prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, brandished what he said was part of an Iranian drone and warned that he was ready to go to war if Tehran continued to entrench itself in Syria.
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In 2011, she directed Rihanna in a video for the song "S & M," in which the singer danced in latex fetish wear, brandished a whip, and led a man around on a dog leash.
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At his swearing-in he had brandished a yellow umbrella - the symbol of the 2014 protests - bearing pro-democracy messages, tore up a piece of paper with more protest messages and truncated his oath.
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City's fans have long jeered the Champions League anthem because of the perceived vendetta against the club; during the team's game against West Ham on Wednesday, some brandished signs declaring the organization a mafia.
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It found that cases of road rage involving a firearm — where someone brandished a gun or fired one at a driver or passenger — more than doubled to 22006 in 22, from 20043 in 22004.
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Cairo (CNN)A leading human rights lawyer and activist said he was beaten up by Egyptian security forces, who doused him in paint and brandished weapons at bystanders who attempted to stop the attack.
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ABC reported that a forecast map released on August 30th showed a track forecast with a cone that reached the Alabama-Florida border, but even that was nowhere close to the map Trump brandished.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump brandished a closed fist and extended an olive branch to Iran in remarks at the United Nations Tuesday, threatening more sanctions even as he signaled his willingness to talk.
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As we all now know ... Lochte and his crew damaged the bathroom and were leaving without paying, and gas station security claim they brandished the weapon so the swimmers didn't leave until cops arrived.
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On Saturday, crowds of white Americans brandished Confederate flags and swastikas to march in the name of bigotry and hate, in rallies that left one counterprotester dead and injured more than a dozen others.
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Police Chief David Nisleit says officers fired at the woman but missed after she brandished the weapon Sunday at the parking facility in the city&aposs downtown, near the finish line of an annual marathon.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French police arrested two people who brandished dummy guns at Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris on Wednesday, causing panic and a temporary evacuation of a terminal, airport authorities and local media said.
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A slew of cities and states that sought to regulate listings on Airbnb, for example, met fierce resistance from the home-sharing company and its internet counterparts, which brandished the law in resulting court fights.
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The attack grew out of a verbal dispute among the four youths that turned violent when the 16-year-old brandished a knife and began stabbing and slashing his classmates, police detective Ahmed Nasser said.
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PATRONS OUTRAGED OVER CALIFORNIA RESTAURANT BANNING &aposLOUD&apos CHILDREN Other witnesses for The Daily Wire said some employees used the n-word in reference to Joseph when speaking among themselves, while another brandished his fists.
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In the annals of audience restlessness, these evenings rival the opening night of Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring," in 1913, when Parisians in osprey and tails reportedly brandished their canes and pelted the dancers with objects.
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Long before the verdict was announced, party and military officials and news outlets had already brandished General Guo's alleged misdeeds as proof of why Mr. Xi had to take aggressive action to stamp out graft.
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Chanting "Belgie barst" — or "Break up Belgium," a Flemish slogan used by one of Belgium's nationalist far-right parties — they brandished flares and threw water bottles at peaceful demonstrators who were holding banners proclaiming unity.
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Why it matters: Chow Tsz-lok's death may be the first directly tied to police confrontations with Hong Kong's protesters, sparking a new phase in the conflict as some marchers brandished signs calling for revenge.
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Editorial President Trump brandished executive pen and fresh hyperbole last week in blessing the coal industry's decades-old practice of freely dumping tons of debris into the streams and mountain hollows of America's mining communities.
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Not the famous collection of quotations from communist leader Mao Zedong - once brandished in parliament by Corbyn's would-be finance minister - but a handwritten diary of knowledge he has picked up on the election trail.
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Think of the posters often brandished at anti-abortion marches and rallies, with the image of a fetus in utero, floating free, like an astronaut, with the umbilical cord, untethered, trailing off into the darkness.
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Vasquez saw one of Tekashi's guys pull up his shirt and reach for something in his waistband ... that's when Vasquez brandished his gun, firing 2 rounds and hitting one of Tekashi's crew in the stomach.
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Perhaps the most vivid and potent work in the show is "Rape" (2415), a small picture of a man overpowering a woman, who, with her arms held down, attempts to defend herself with brandished teeth.
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In the last days of the leadership race he brandished a kipper and argued that "Brussels bureaucrats" had forced a fish dealer in the Isle of Man to pack his product in a plastic ice pillow.
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In the U.K.'s case, national security concerns have been repeatedly brandished as justification for driving through domestic surveillance legislation so draconian that parts of it have later been unpicked by both U.K. and EU courts.
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Police statements initially argued that Bradford was the gunman, and later suggested that the man wouldn't have been shot if he hadn't "brandished a gun," but witnesses said the man was trying to help others flee.
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Before Instagram had the iconic logo we're all familiar with (and are now wistfully remembering), the app actually brandished a design that looked a lot more like a real camera, designed by CEO Kevin Systrom himself.
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A group of protesters arrived in the town of San Juan Chamula to make complaints to the municipal government when some brandished firearms killing mayor Domingo Lopez, a driver, two other officials, and a local resident.
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Aegis AI sells to U.S. corporations and school district its technology, which scans thousands of video feeds for brandished weapons and provides threat-detection alerts to customers within one second, for $30 per camera, per month.
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An altered version of Hong Kong's post-handover flag, with a black background instead of red, has been brandished by protesters, with the tips of the territory's emblem flower, the bauhinia, on it dipped in red.
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President Donald Trump, owner of the 500-acre complex, proudly watched the player passing his glass enclosed, private viewing suite wearing a red baseball cap with his slogan, "Make America Great Again", brandished on the crown.
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Ten miles north of Fairbanks, Alaska, deep in the recesses of an excavated hillside, geochemist Thomas Douglas brandished a 303,230 year-old stick with the kind of enthusiasm that can only be mustered by a scientist.
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Not only did the officers parked on her street fail to pursue the shooters, but one of them also brandished a firearm to keep her at bay when she tried to aid her husband, she said.
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The statement, issued 2106 hours after the protests began, came after lawmakers from both parties called on Mr. Trump to denounce racists affiliated with the so-called alt-right, some of whom brandished pro-Trump banners.
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The shooter, dressed in a black jacket, brandished a single-barrel weapon as he stood meters away from dozens of policemen outside Jamia Millia Islamia University, where more than 1,000 protesters had gathered for a march.
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The 2,800-square-foot collection of raised beds became such a potent political symbol that after the fall election, protesters brandished signs demanding that the new administration keep its hands off their genitalia and the garden.
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Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker activated the National Guard on Sunday to assist Milwaukee in case further protests break out against the police killing of a black man who allegedly brandished a firearm during a traffic stop.
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"We've reached our limit," Representative Stephen F. Lynch, Democrat of Massachusetts, said as he brandished a blacked-out page with no text visible as an example of the heavily redacted material the Commerce Department had sent.
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Three of them brandished big knives and the youngest held up a phone with an Islamic State flag displayed on the screen as they pledged allegiance in Russian to Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
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" They ultimately decided to include "each and every instance a gun is brandished, is fired, or a bullet hits school property for any reason, regardless of the number of victims, time of day, or day of week.
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But he paved the way and brandished a torch for legions of us who grew up feeding on his attitude, aspiring to his bluster, and subscribing to the all-inclusive sexual fantasy he created with his music.
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G7 leaders on Saturday papered over cracks in their alliance at a summit in Canada but came away with little more than an agreement to disagree as U.S. President Donald Trump defiantly brandished his "America First" agenda.
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"THE rent is too damn high," read the signs brandished by tenant advocates at rallies held in late April in Oakland (median monthly rent: $2,950), Los Angeles (median monthly rent: $2,21994), and Sacramento (median monthly rent: $21980,215).
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It turns out that women's tone of voice, something they have limited control over, is routinely brandished against them in politics and business, a charge that is a few steps away from criticizing their choice of chromosomes.
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In the US, early this month Florida state police arrested a man for posting racist, threatening images to Gab in which he brandished a gun and called for the mass murder of people of color in America.
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But it said neither had heeded calls to back away and that a subsequent search of Ibrahim's body uncovered several knives, including one identical to the one brandished and then hurled at a guard by his sister.
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It continued with his White House photo op with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in which he brandished a map with a state-by-state rundown of American jobs supposedly tied to arms sales to the kingdom.
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A US Secret Service agent shot a white male on Friday, after the man brandished a weapon near the White House and did not respond to officers' commands to put it down, both CNN and NBC reported.
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Israel's prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, brandished what he said was part of an Iranian drone shot down by Israel and warned that he was ready to go to war if Tehran continued to entrench itself in Syria.
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Then she brandished her Sensei eight-inch professional right-handed hair shears and went to work, making small talk as she started to scissor her way, gently but with purpose, through the fluffy mound atop his head.
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That flag gives many of us the willies, and what it symbolizes to us is clear: It was, after all, associated with a slave-owning republic — and was brandished by Southern segregationists in the 1950s and '60s.
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They worry the man who once threatened to throw a reporter off a balcony, and brandished a gun during a nightclub altercation with his lady companion's estranged husband, would be a major distraction to their legislative agenda.
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"We can say with certainty that Mr. Bradford brandished a gun during the seconds following the gunshots, which instantly heightened the sense of threat to the approaching police officers responding to the chaotic scene," Hoover police wrote.
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He brandished a small-caliber gun, pointing it at presiding judge Paul Martineau, who promptly ran back into his chambers, and finally aimed it at his lawyer Gary Martin, insisting that he could not go back to prison.
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" When asked to clarify what "brandished" meant, police later said, "To clarify, the word 'brandish' was used because Mr. Bradford had a gun in his hand as police officers responded to the active shooter situation between mall patrons.
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In the Hague, Islamic State supporters, often affiliated with groups like Sharia5003Holland, brandished the Caliphate's black flag in demonstrations, called for the death of "dirty Jews," and discussed openly on Twitter and Facebook the call to make jihad.
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The protesters, who oppose the redevelopment plans which they say have not involved the local community, brandished a giant-sized model of the prime minister in the form of Pinocchio and chanted "Renzi go home" in Neapolitan dialect.
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As protestors rallied to focus national attention on the deaths of unarmed black men by mostly white police officers, Clark's heartless comments were brandished as weaponized insights to cause division among protestors and shame black women into silence.
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Mr. Menéndez's anger at anyone who questioned him was immortalized in a 1984 photograph that showed aides restraining him as he brandished a knife at protesters who were yelling "Coward!" and "Murderer!" as he exited a television studio.
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In his meeting with his staff, Mr. Mulvaney brandished a copy of "The Gatekeepers: How the White House Chiefs of Staff Define Every Presidency," by the author Chris Whipple, sharing passages about successful management models from past administrations.
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He has been incensed about Republicans' taking some of his past remarks out of context: They brandished one video clip from 1991 to suggest Mr. Biden had dismissed the value of having the F.B.I. investigate Ms. Hill's allegations.
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At "March for Our Lives," students brandished orange price tags with "$1.05" -- a figure student activists said represents the total amount of money Rubio has accepted from the NRA divided by the total number of students in Florida.
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The situation reached its absurdity apex when, during a storm briefing Wednesday, he brandished a map showing the likely trajectory of Dorian, which someone appeared to have doctored with a black Sharpie to include a sliver of Alabama.
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Remember the Thin White Duke's legacy with trinkets that were just as unique as he was — from a simple pin brandished "Life on Mars" lyrics and an outrageous Ziggy Stardust body pillow to a fabulously understated Labyrinth poster.
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A witness told police on the night of the vigil that a man brandished a handgun but didn't end up firing it, after being disarmed by another member of the crowd, according to an LAPD statement released Wednesday.
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The marchers wore orange life jackets in a sign of solidarity with the thousands of African and Asian migrants who have drowned trying to cross the Mediterranean, and brandished a large banner with the slogan 'People Over Borders.
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In a video it posted on social media, some of its female supporters compared feminism to an "ideological burqa" and brandished "Don't speak in my name" placards in protest at the strikes, rallies and other events planned for Friday.
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THE SECOND visit to the Oval Office by Kim Yong Chol (pictured, left), North Korea's chief nuclear negotiator, was decidedly more low-key than the first—if the size of the envelope he brandished was anything to judge by.
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Morrison, prior to becoming the third Liberal leader in five years last August, once brandished a lump of coal in parliament in a show of support for the mining industry and the use of the fuel in generating electricity.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Gunmen who attacked a mosque on Friday in Egypt's North Sinai brandished an Islamic State flag as they opened fire through doorways and windows, killing more than 300 worshippers, including two dozen children, officials said on Saturday.
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In the past, Celtic fans routinely sang songs and waved flags in support of the Republic of Ireland or even the Irish Republican Army, a terrorist group; their counterparts backing Rangers conversely brandished the Union Jack and Ulster banner.
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So far, officers have seized 43 guns from citizens in Seattle, including a man who threatened to kill people at a church, a suicidal woman and a guy who brandished his handgun in a residential building, the Times reported.
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But Stephen Stubbs, a lawyer for the Mongols, said the two groups got into a fist fight after exchanging words, and once the Mongols got the better of them, an Iron Order member brandished a handgun, and began firing.
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As onlookers watched, protesters brandished black banners with the phrases "Shame on Sackler" and "Fund Rehab" and hurled yellow pill bottles with white labels that read "OxyContin" and "prescribed to you by the Sacklers" into the wing's reflecting pool.
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"At his signal, the robbers entered the store, brandished their guns, herded customers and employees to the back, and ordered the employees to fill the robbers' bags with new smartphones," a court decision said, summarizing the evidence against him.
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Actually, the album reworks ideas that Ms. Aguilera has brandished at least since her 2002 album, "Stripped": that women can be combative, sexy, compassionate, imperfect, sometimes self-doubting, sometimes victimized, sometimes even self-destructive, but still strong and worthy.
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These candidates have brandished data indicating that black turnout slumped in 2016, the first presidential election in a dozen years without Mr. Obama on the ballot: The Census Bureau found that black turnout last year dropped sharply from 2012.
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The Trace, a nonprofit news organization that tracks gun violence, found incidents of drivers brandished a gun in a threatening manner or fired a gun at another driver or passenger rose from 24 in 26 to 6 in 224.
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The database counts "each and every instance a gun is brandished, is fired, or a bullet hits school property for any reason, regardless of the number of victims, time of day, or day of week," according to the project.
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In his closing argument, Robert E. Brown, a lawyer for Officer Liang, portrayed him as a novice who brandished his gun inside the stairwell, where the lights were not working, because the police are trained that such areas are perilous.
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Zapata announced his intention to attempt to cross the 35 km (around 22 miles) stretch of water earlier this month, after making an appearance at France's annual Bastille Day celebrations where he brandished a rifle as he flew above the crowds.
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On Wednesday, masked workers brandished posters reading "Hospital workers on strike" and "If we burn, you burn too" as they petitioned Lam to meet them and handed in a letter to her office on behalf of front-line medical staff.
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The French government brandished the threat of fines in June after former GE Chief Executive John Flannery told Le Maire that the company would fail to create as many jobs as promised when it bought Alstom's energy business in 2015.
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As they passed sites of political importance - from Parliament Square to Downing Street to Buckingham Palace - they banged pots and pans, and brandished banners with messages including, "Save us and we'll go back to class", urging the officials inside to respond.
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Though he wielded a crowbar and brandished a gun, "I was able to open the door on my side and get out, and he came out after me over the seat, and we just fought outside of the car," DaRonch recalls.
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When the Berlin Wall fell in 1989, Putin, who held the rank of major, said he brandished a pistol to stop an angry crowd from ransacking his intelligence agency's offices in Dresden and purloining its files, a tactic that worked.
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Not 30 miles from Malhuer, the Hart Mountain National Wildlife Refuge was calm and peaceful while down the road the militants brandished assault rifles, misquoted the Constitution and railed against federal land managers for not giving ranchers a fair shake.
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Earlier on Friday, a Palestinian woman was shot dead in Hebron after the police said she had brandished a knife near a contentious holy site shared by Muslims and Jews, known as the Ibrahimi Mosque and the Cave of the Patriarchs.
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She even brandished a few retail politicking touches that Mr. Biden might appreciate, describing her own christening "at the Methodist church on Court Street," recalling summer visits to Lake Winola and detailing her grandfather's time at the Scranton Lace mill.
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The initial allegations — that the five teenagers brandished a gun and forced the woman's father to flee before they raped her — stoked fears in Brownsville, the neighborhood where the encounter occurred and where violent crime has long been a problem.
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Kemp, meanwhile, campaigned as a clone of Trump (who endorsed him) and ran polarizing ads in which he brandished a shotgun at a teenage suitor for his daughter and promised to personally "round up criminal illegals" in his pick-up truck.
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Had the earlier ban survived, and her fellow legislators showed the same gumption in the face of the gun lobby's threats, the sorts of military-style, semiautomatic weapons brandished to spray death in Las Vegas and Texas would have been banned.
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The statement, issued 703 hours after the protests began, came after lawmakers from both parties called on Mr. Trump to denounce the white racists and agitators affiliated with the so-called alt-right, some of whom brandished pro-Trump banners.
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The president's legal team brandished their first opening arguments during an abbreviated appearance on the Senate floor Saturday, accusing House Democrats of asking senators to "tear up all of the ballots across this country" by impeaching Trump in an election year.
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But this state of relative accord is now being menaced by President-elect Donald J. Trump, who brandished a rabidly anti-Mexican agenda during his campaign and once elected showed a disposition to act on the basis of his slanders.
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While Mr. Bloomberg brandished his experience leading New York City through the swine flu outbreak in 2009, former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. invoked his time in the Obama administration as it worked to contain the Ebola virus in 2014.
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Police in the town have also long argued that Lopez brandished a gun when they were attempting to serve a warrant — again to the wrong person — in his mobile home, although Lopez's family denies that allegation, according to the Post.
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In the back, four African American men in white T-shirts stood up and brandished placards that read, "Blacks for Trump," alongside a wheelchair-bound, heavily sunburned white dude in a green Boston Celtics cap holding a "Veterans for Trump" sign.
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Related: US Capitol Reopens After Shooting Scare US Capitol Police on Monday shot and injured a 66-year-old man with a long history of mental illness, after he brandished a realistic-looking BB gun at officers, court documents show.
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With their faces covered in grotesque rubber masks simulating the visages of crying babies and various leather accessories covering their diapered bodies, the performers writhed, spread baby powder, and brandished whips while a mock priest in sunglasses performed blessings over the whole affair.
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Read these stories next: A Kid Walked In On Her Mom Having Sex & The Story Is Wild This Mom's Note To Her Ex's New Girlfriend Is Co-Parenting At Its Best Pink Cooked With Her Baby; The Mommy-Shamers Brandished Their Pitchforks
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Influencers can't use Facebook or Instagram ad platforms to boost posts where a gun is being "brandished" either, but they widen a brand's audience each time they work an automatic rifle into lifestyle imagery being served to a highly engaged group of followers.
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As the two men were being kicked out of the home, one of them — dressed as the pizza-faced villain from the Nightmare on Elm Street film series — allegedly brandished a shotgun and fired on the party's guests, according to the spokeswoman.
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Footage from the body camera of officer James Spray and a patrol car dashboard camera showed the woman, Loronda Sweatt, 40, who was reported to suffer from bipolar disorder, backing the policeman into a vehicle as she brandished the ax at him.
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Today's intellectuals fail to understand history's most important lesson, that government, far from being our friend, has been since its birth humanity's mortal enemy (carving out, of course, a narrow exception for the small, rich and powerful band that has always brandished it).
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WASHINGTON/MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump brandished a document on Tuesday confirming details of a regional asylum project agreed with Mexico to stave off threatened tariffs, saying the plan was "secret" even though Mexican officials had revealed much of it.
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Officials in Columbus, Ohio, appealed for calm, patience and investigative help Thursday, hours after a white police officer fatally shot a 13-year-old African-American boy who had apparently brandished a firearm that was later determined to be a BB gun.
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A security guard brandished a gun after four American swimmers vandalized a gas station bathroom, Brazilian police officials said Thursday, illuminating many aspects of an incident that has spiraled into a thorny legal case testing the relations between Brazil and the United States.
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Instead, it appears that he and three other members of the U.S. swim team had a confrontation with a security guard, who brandished a weapon, about damage to a bathroom door at a gas station and left after the police were called.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden released a comprehensive plan on LGBTQ equality late last week, with plans to roll back anti-LGBTQ efforts brandished by the Trump administration, as well as advance legislation the queer community has long demanded from the federal government.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Five guns which were used in "James Bond" movies, including the last weapon brandished by actor Roger Moore while playing 007, have been stolen from a house in north London by suspects with Eastern European accents, British police said on Friday.
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But over the following months, Mr. Magaqa brandished the documents in the council and challenged leaders of the dominant A.N.C. faction, leading Mr. Zulu to wonder whether his old friend was also trying to use the issue to his personal political advantage.
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"He was in front of all the people - protesters and policemen who were standing nearby, but he jumped in from this side, brandished the gun and said 'Come I will give you freedom'," a witness who gave his name as Aamir said.
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A small J.R.O.T.C. gathering turned deadly on Tuesday when a student brandished a handgun that he had brought to a Houston-area high school and pulled the trigger, unintentionally killing an upperclassman who had already enlisted in the Army, the authorities said.
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Within 36 hours of North Korea's sudden warning that Donald Trump's much-hyped June meeting with Kim Jong Un may not happen, the president responded by offering a bigger carrot to keep things on track, and brandished a bigger stick if they don't.
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Then consider that another Fox News star, Sean Hannity, brandished his licensed (and, he said, unloaded) handgun in his studio and (jokingly) pointed its laser sight at his liberal sparring partner, Juan Williams, with no apparent reprimand, as CNN reported last month.
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Opponents of Trump have also directed plenty of contempt at both Trump himself — as we saw in some of the signs brandished at Saturday's marches across the country — and at the people who voted for him, particularly rural voters without much education.
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Safety concerns have led some schools to consider artificial intelligence-enabled tools, including facial recognition software; AI that can scan video feeds for signs of brandished weapons; even analytics tools that warn when there's been suspicious movement in a usually-empty hallway.
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Nieto, who worked as a security guard at a nightclub, had been carrying a work-issued taser at the time of the shooting, but whether he brandished the taser and fired at officers remained a key point of contention throughout the 8-day trial.
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"Clark's actions that day brought about the circumstances that threatened the lives of at least four law enforcement officers had the gun he brandished been a firearm as was perceived by the responding officers, and I cannot find that the officers acted criminally," Ellington said.
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On Sunday, some of the buses sent to al-Foua and Kefraya to carry evacuees out were attacked and torched by armed men, who shouted "God is greatest" and brandished their weapons in front of the burning vehicles, according to a video posted online.
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"We can say with certainty Mr. Bradford brandished a gun during the seconds following the gunshots, which instantly heightened the sense of threat to approaching police officers responding to the chaotic scene," the city of Hoover and its police department said in a joint statement.
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Republicans brandished the report as evidence that Obamacare cost people their jobs, but the labor-market impact CBO detected was almost entirely a function of freeing people from jobs they would have already left but for the fact that they couldn't go without health insurance.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Police units sent from Berlin to help secure a G20 summit in Hamburg next week have been sent home after media reports that some officers had sex and urinated in the open while others brandished weapons while drunk at a wild party.
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One of those travelers told CNN that they had tried to explain the situation and show their passports and travel documents to the police, but officers warned them to "get behind the door" of the hostel and one officer brandished a pistol in the air.
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From the start, reports of the existence of the audio recordings were brandished almost as a threat by Turkish officials and pro-government news outlets, evidently to maintain pressure on Saudi Arabia, but also on the Trump administration, to resolve the issue to Turkey's taste.
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Where once they rode around in armored vehicles, brandished rifles, flew black flags and indulged in acts of spectacular cruelty, the Sunni Muslim militants are now prisoners or scattered stragglers whose leader was chased down in a tunnel during a raid by American special forces.
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Last week, the network said that the comedian Kathy Griffin would no longer be a host of its New Year's Eve program, after Ms. Griffin was rebuked for posting a photograph in which she brandished a fake severed head that resembled the president's head.
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It has presented a showcase for eager messengers (and possible 2020 presidential contenders) like Senator Cory Booker of New Jersey and Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, who brandished their anti-Trump bona fides by speaking out against Judge Gorsuch from the moment he was announced.
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Protesters in the Copacabana seafront area of Rio de Janeiro and along Paulista Avenue in São Paulo brandished posters, shouted slogans and even carried a cardboard cutout of Sérgio Moro, a federal judge who has sentenced dozens involved in the Operation Car Wash case.
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The same happened in New York City, when Saheed Vassel brandished a pipe like it was a gun, officers rushed out of their cars without issuing commands or orders of surrender and began shooting without knowledge of whether the item was a gun or not.
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The former is the greatest fantasy epic of our time, which is far more concerned with the machinations of power than any specific gender; the latter brandished the promise of "No Man's Land" in advertising, but boils down to a violent revenge tale between two guys.
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In 213, often brandished as the high-water mark for the American labor movement, the share of the total national income going to the top 2000 percent of the population was "only" about 22013 percent, according to an analysis by the left-leaning Economic Policy Institute.
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While he used to tough talk in public speeches and brandished memorable phrases such as evil empire, he also quietly lobbied the Soviet ambassador for their release when his Secretary of State, George Shultz, arranged a secret meeting between Reagan and the new Soviet Ambassador, Anatoly Dobrynin.
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As the men -- separated at the table only by Vice President Mike Pence -- began arguing, Trump reached into his jacket pocket to retrieve a sheet of paper: the "great letter" from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un he had brandished to reporters earlier in the day.
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The president owes that as well to the North Korean defector who tearfully waved his crutches at the State of the Union address and to the score of other victims he hosted and brandished in the Oval Office as symbols of the Kim regime's moral depravity.
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But as the Guptas brandished their power, they incited a backlash, not only from ordinary South Africans, but also from a far more powerful constituency: the white-led business establishment and its allies, both increasingly worried that the brothers were putting the country's economic health at risk.
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He captured the Republican nomination in a July runoff, bolstered by Mr. Trump's support and by provocative television ads in which he brandished a shotgun at a teenager (to underscore his support for gun rights) and promised to round up "criminal illegals" in his pickup truck.
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In parliament Mmusi Maimane, the leader of the opposition Democratic Alliance, brandished what he said was proof of a payment of 500,000 rand ($36,000) from the boss of Africa Global Operations (AGO, previously known as Bosasa), a company accused of graft, to Andile Ramaphosa, the president's eldest son.
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And no one's art is so astonishing that it's proof they're incapable of wrongdoing, despite the way Dustin Hoffman brandished his role in Tootsie like a Get Out of Jail Free card when being questioned by John Oliver on stage at a Wag the Dog event in December.
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Daisy, notably, chose many a little girl's favorite look of the season — a blue, sparkly dress inspired by Queen Elsa from Disney's smash hit film Frozen — to take in the city sights, even clutching an impressively built Elsa balloon creation as Otis brandished a red-and-black balloon sword.
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In just one of the buses Kyle Lowry brandished off the NBA championship to the crowd, Drake smiled like a happy, happy boy... except when he looked emo, Kawhi went A Ha Ha HA Ha, and Fred VanVleet showed off his baby like it was the Lion King.
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A Hoover city cop working security at the mall that night shot and killed a different man -- 21-year-old Emantic Bradford Jr. Police originally said Bradford was the suspect and had brandished a gun, but then had to walk all that back, prompting accusations of racial profiling.
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In High Fidelity's enhanced replica, you could theoretically move in and redecorate; plus, there are loads of virtual props, which a designer can add for a fee—such as the laser pointer that Rosedale brandished to direct my attention to the sarcophagus or to the candles on the table.
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It was one of several pro-Trump assemblies around the country that day, and while some in the crowd sported MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN hats and homemade signs arguing against political correctness, some of the 100 or so Trump supporters brandished gas masks on their faces and knives on their waistbands.
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And by the end of a half-hour speech here from the stage of the Democratic National Convention on Wednesday night — his de facto prime-time introduction as Hillary Clinton's running mate — Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia brandished the credentials that Clinton aides had identified long before making their choice.
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Simpson claimed he was trying to recover personal items that were stolen from him, but the group took a bunch of stuff that wasn't his, and one guy brandished a gun at one of the victims, and Simpson told the two men that they were not allowed to leave the room.
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Mr. Cohn, a litigious thug who helped destroy the lives of many decent people before being disbarred for "particularly reprehensible" ethical violations, took a young Mr. Trump under his wing and taught him how to use the law: as a concealed weapon, brandished primarily in the service of vengeance or survival.
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MUNICH — Israel's prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, attending a security conference with international leaders here in Munich, on Sunday brandished what he said was part of an Iranian drone shot down by Israel and warned that he was ready to go to war if Tehran continued to entrench itself in Syria.
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And while he touched on all of the hard-edge elements of the economic nationalist agenda that has impelled his executive orders and calls for "revolution," Mr. Trump brandished a blunter rhetorical ax and, for once, delivered on his promise to speak the Reagan Republican dialect of optimism and reconciliation.
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But in New Hampshire on Tuesday, Mr. Buttigieg brandished the available data to once again declare something like victory, and his supporters were encouraged to see his slim edge over Mr. Sanders in state delegates hold up as another installment of results came through close to midnight on the East Coast.
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But the Hoover Police Department is sticking to its story: "We can say with certainty Mr. Bradford brandished a gun during the seconds following the gunshots, which instantly heightened the sense of threat to approaching police officers responding to the chaotic scene," the department said in a Monday morning statement.
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Democrats have been frustrated so far by their inability to create more pressure on McConnell to take up any of the House-passed bills; House Speaker Nancy Pelosi held a news conference last week where she brandished a chart showing "McConnell's graveyard" of bills that he had blocked, complete with miniature tombstones.
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If they gunned me down, would you be shown the hopeless romantic mama's boy who writes about how his grandmother taught him how to blow kisses or would you be presented with a production still of the anti-violent "This is how we shoot back" as I brandished a metaphor into the camera?
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One day after President Trump suggested that Mr. Mattis is a Democrat — an accusation that in past Republican administrations wouldn't mean much but in this one is close to treason — the retired four-star Marine general brandished bipartisan support for the American military in Congress as a point of pride, not shame.
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Standing by the gates to and on the street corners directly across from the mayor's residence, the protesters — under the watch of a handful of NYPD officers — brandished signs, chanted slogans, and handed out flyers to passersby, some of whom engaged in conversation and a couple of whom even joined the protest.
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Masked, and wearing a dark, hooded sweatshirt, Mr. Ransom, inside the store, brandished the fake gun, and pointed it at the T-Mobile employees, demanding that they empty the register into the duffel bag and give him iPhones, according to a deposition from Detective Vincent Santangelo, of the Queens South homicide squad.
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Carmine dropped out of high school at 16 and became known to the police as the leader of the Garfield Boys, a street gang that brandished knives, clubs and zip guns — primitive single-round weapons often secretly constructed in high school shops — in battles with rival gangs and in extorting money from teenagers.
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The defining moment of the evening came when Lazio brandished a pledge renouncing the use of "soft money," walked over to Clinton's podium, and demanded she sign it: Initially, as Michael Tomasky recounts in Hillary's Turn, his history of this 2001 race, the conventional wisdom was that the moment was a big win for Lazio.
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Even the prosecution's last witness, Dr. Eric Cerrati, who examined Mr. Lightfoot after the episode, testified that while his injuries were consistent with being kicked by the guards, as Mr. Lightfoot claimed, they could have also been caused by officers punching him in the face after he brandished a weapon, as the defense has claimed.
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Jones brandished a boisterous sense of humor that quickly made her a standout, whether during the show's "Weekend Update," where she would joust verbally with Colin Jost while telling viewers of her dating travails, or in a series of taped segments in which she appeared to be in a romance with cast member Kyle Mooney.
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Webster then allegedly brandished a Glock 19 handgun and fired several shots point-blank at Bigelow, 41, who fell, before he aimed several more shots at two of her sons, 13-year-old Vaughn and 8-year-old Asa, according to a police affidavit detailing the shooting obtained by The Denver Post and Denver news station KDVR.
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As Egypt's Orthodox Christians celebrated Palm Sunday and children joyfully brandished palm fronds, re-creating Jesus's triumphal entry to Jerusalem a week before his crucifixion, bombs exploded in two churches, killing scores and leaving the fiercely nationalistic Coptic community feeling unprotected by the government it had relied upon for deliverance from the regime of Mohamed Morsi.
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He reckons a best case scenario for getting its blockchain platform up and running in the domestic energy market is within "about two years", noting that regulator Ofgem has set a similar timeframe for the industry to provide a next day energy provider switching platform for consumers — so there's still some regulator stick being brandished here.
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At a news conference on Wednesday, Kerr Putney, chief of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg police, said officers had found the gun that the police said Mr. Scott had brandished before an officer, who is also black, fatally shot him and were examining police video of the encounter that unfolded as Mr. Scott stepped out of a car.
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Mike ConawayKenneth (Mike) Michael ConawayTexas faces turbulent political moment Democratic Party official: Texas is 'biggest battleground state in the country' Another Texas congressman planning to retire MORE (R-Texas) brandished a letter signed by all nine GOP members of the panel calling for Schiff's resignation and accusing him of promoting a "demonstrably false" narrative that harms the panels' integrity.
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Women at the Los Angeles event brandished signs declaring "Me Too," as celebrity speakers like Natalie Portman, Viola Davis, and Scarlett Johansson, and others affiliated with the Time's Up initiative to tackle gender inequality in workplaces, spoke out about their own experiences and outlined the next steps for tamping down on harassment in the entertainment industry and elsewhere.
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Only in 2015 did the Confederate flag come down from the state capitol in Columbia, prompted by a young neo-Nazi, Dylann S. Roof, who brandished a handgun and massacred nine people during a Bible study at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church, one of the nation's oldest black churches and hallowed ground of the civil rights movement.
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The documents were brandished by Jeremy Corbyn, leader of the UK&aposs opposition Labour Party, at a press conference in November as evidence that British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was considering allowing US drugs companies access to Britain&aposs National Health Service as part of a trade deal following Britain&aposs exit from the European Union.
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The charges of perjury, obstruction and conspiracy against Spanier, Curley and Schultz were tossed, but not before a years-long legal limbo, complicated by the fact that the grand jury judge was removed from his post after being accused of losing his objectivity -- he allegedly brandished a knife in front of one of the attorney general's secretaries (an accusation he said was overblown).
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Standing behind a sign that said, "Communism Stops Here," Mr. Hansford and Brandon Palladino, a retired specialist in the 82nd who was probably in kindergarten during the Grenada invasion, brandished the props that a 1983 American paratrooper might have had in his pockets: packs of Marlboros, camouflage rags on their heads (which earned one unit in Grenada the nickname Cabbage Patch Kids), clunky looking 1980s belts.
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" She said she also faults Mr. Biden for letting the hearings get out of control — "The process went completely off track" — and for failing to restrain Republicans like former Senator Orrin Hatch of Utah, who brandished a copy of "The Exorcist" during the hearings, and former Senator John C. Danforth of Missouri, who while advising Judge Thomas enlisted the help of a forensic psychiatrist who suggested Ms. Hill suffered from "erotomania.
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The potential costs of the gulf between a foot-dragging Germany and a pro-active but lonely France became clear in other speeches, reminders of the carnivorous world beyond the comfortable EU. Petro Poroshenko, Ukraine's president, said Moscow is waging a "world hybrid war"; Sergey Lavrov, Russia's foreign minister, accused Kiev of "openly sabotaging" the peace process; Benjamin Netanyahu brandished a chunk of metal from an Iranian drone shot down over Israel.
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There had always been pockets of cat lovers who reacted with vitriol to efforts targeting the animals — Dr. Death once had a machete brandished at him while he was canvassing for information on domestic cats; Woinarski, who based his research on databases of stomach contents from dead cats' innards, has received email from people saying they would like to cut him up — but outrage at the television segment was far more widespread.
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Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro has called on President Donald Trump to engage in a "personal conversation" just days after being hit with new sanctions by the U.S. The U.S. Treasury Department brandished the socialist leader a "dictator " last week and issued a string of new sanctions against him and a number of Venezuelan officials after the government staged what many observers said was a fraudulent vote to create an all-powerful legislative body.
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Initially, when Lochte reported that the swimmers had been robbed at gunpoint, Brazilians lamented that the world's attention was focussed on Rio's dangerous side; when a police investigation found that the swimmers had neglected to mention that they'd destroyed a gas-station bathroom, and that the gun was brandished by a security guard demanding they cover the damages, Brazilians lamented that the cops had been so swift and thorough in solving this case, when they so often seem unresponsive to local crimes.
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As he put it: Human Rights, individual liberties, the rule of law, the secular character of our institutions and the very idea of constitutional democracy are under attack, in the world and also in our continent…Scientific achievements that have made our lives healthier and easier in the last decades are called into question…Religious fundamentalism conspires [to use] religious traditions as weapons to be brandished against newcomers, in the hands of fear-mongers of the worst sort… One of the developments that troubles Mr Ercolessi and his fellow humanists is the rise across Europe of the populist, xenophobic right, which often dresses itself in religious or Christian-nativist clothing, even though its leaders are not usually very devout.
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