You need a little brushing up on equality over here.
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She's also been spotted brushing up on her geography skills.
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You couldn't even stand without people brushing up against you.
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Meanwhile, I spent most Saturdays brushing up on my coding skills.
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Lawyers on both sides are brushing up on intellectual-property law.
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Fortunately, brushing up on your business skills doesn't require formal education.
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But fans might want to start brushing up on the alternative rules.
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I reached out for Noah's hand, my fingers brushing up against his.
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I'm curious how those two things are brushing up against each other.
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Yes, gusts of wind and snow softly brushing up against the windows.
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Ms. Clark suggests brushing up on a person's output before you meet.
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BRUSHING UP I come home, do my homework and study spelling. Yippee.
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So I booked a flight and started brushing up on my physics.
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It sounds like Jamie Dimon has been brushing up on his Sun Tzu.
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He also has been brushing up on his ballet skills while at school.
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She began brushing up on her tennis as soon as she was cast.
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Candidates have been brushing up on their policies and rehearsing their zingers for weeks.
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The cabin is tight and my head keeps brushing up against the rear cowling.
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And he is kind of brushing up on what he needs to brush up on.
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Isn't the morning commute enough torture without a stranger's hairy knees brushing up against yours?
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When you're feeling better, it's worth brushing up on what that might mean for you.
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Standing out from a crowd of candidates can take more than brushing up your resume.
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Breakingviews It sounds as if Jamie Dimon has been brushing up on his Sun Tzu.
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They shared their first kiss in a hallway, after brushing up against each other accidentally.
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Every new Elder Scrolls game begins with me brushing up on the lore of Tamriel.
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Kim would have wanted more women to be out in the world, brushing up against life.
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It might be worth brushing up on your TH12 - Undefined Fantastic Object skills — just in case.
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So, after brushing up on some of my skills, I set to remaking these artists' images.
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Brushing up on these terms will certainly make the avalanche of coronavirus information easier to understand.
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There's a sense here that we're brushing up against many lives, many versions of the truth.
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He took a year's sabbatical in New York, enjoying Central Park and brushing up on his English.
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Even brushing up against the limit isn't common, said Meghan Murphy, director of thought leadership at Fidelity.
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Melodies abound, brushing up against us, and they're used with the goal of moving us from inside.
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MAGIC MOMENTS I like to spend the afternoons practicing new tricks and brushing up on old ones.
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Pentatonix might want to start brushing up on "Here Comes the Bride": Band member Kirstin Maldonado is engaged!
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And on the 11th day of the calendar, LOVE gave us Hadid brushing up on her volleyball skills.
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So, if you are an Evernote user, it's worth brushing up on how to use its encryption features.
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On one side are the Saviors, last seen assembled at their Death Star, brushing up on battle cries.
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The Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee might want to spend a little time brushing up on psychology.
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Square Feet PHNOM PENH, Cambodia — To sell real estate in Cambodia, agents are brushing up on their Mandarin.
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It's great for learning at your own speed or brushing up on any of the nuances of Google Analytics.
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The shock of brushing up against death doesn't just go away because we're blessed with a bit of courage.
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Trump has zero background in politics — so he may need some help brushing up on his U.S. state capitals.
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Experts recommend brushing up on digital hygiene and safety tips as opportunistic criminals seek to exploit the coronavirus crisis.
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This would mean that again, Congress would be brushing up against the brink of the deadline to keep agencies running.
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Happy Thursday and welcome back to On The Money, where we're going to be brushing up on the STOCK Act.
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Mr. Jiang spends several hours daily on the app, checking news about Mr. Xi and brushing up on socialist theories.
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In addition to brushing up on his computer programming skills, Cuban says he is reading the book, Machine Learning for Dummies.
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It sounds deeply odd, with its overcompressed vocals ripped straight out of a viral video, brushing up against Mike Will's swirling piano.
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And, if you're still lost — or still brushing up on your fashion vocabulary — let the slideshow ahead serve as your starting point.
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The next time you go for a job interview, you should spend time brushing up your personality — not just your skill set.
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If you're an experienced coder, you can still benefit from skipping ahead and brushing up on advanced skills before the big release.
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Zuck posted rare footage to Instagram of himself acting like a complete and utter goof while brushing up on his electronic athletics.
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The video shows Acosta initially refusing to hand over a microphone and his arm brushing up against the intern's in the process.
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New York (CNN Business)The Dow is brushing up against all-time highs, suggesting the coast is clear for the American economy.
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If you fancy brushing up on your British etiquette, who better to get a lesson from than time-honoured English gent Stephen Fry?
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YOUTUBE- CHANNELS REPEATEDLY BRUSHING UP AGAINST HATE SPEECH POLICIES TO BE SUSPENDED FROM ITS PARTNER PROGRAM; THEY CANT RUN ADS ON THEIR CHANNEL
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It's wedding week at PeopleStyle, which means we're updating our wardrobes, revamping our makeup ideas and brushing up on our hair styling skills.
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But The Goodwell Company is brushing up against some hefty competition, including major oral care brands like Oral-B, owned by Procter & Gamble.
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Conor McGregor is staying in fighting shape -- brushing up on his boxing skills just in case that superfight with Floyd Mayweather actually happens.
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But all it takes to play one is a rudimentary understanding of the major scale, and brushing up on your do-re-mis.
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She accused one of the Nine, Ernest Green, of brushing up against her, making "familiar remarks" and targeting her with obscene phone calls.
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But the season played its fantasy straight — the kids brushing up against a reality scarier than Dungeons and Dragons — while delivering popcorn thrills.
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Focusing on solving problems, brushing up on your selling skills or learning how to manage finances can take you from career uncertainty to empowerment.
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We suggest brushing up on your charms before picking a hue, as you might need a bit of help deciding between the stellar options.
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Going to Weyburn, Saskatchewan is like a warm embrace from an overly religious auntie and brushing up against a batch of her skin tags.
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Read on at your own risk, and consider brushing up on your pleases and thank-yous before ordering your next vodka-soda with lime.
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In the final section, the dancers gather at Noguchi's iconic red "Play Sculpture" — undulating around its curves and, occasionally, brushing up against each other.
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As part of the reporting for the column, I enjoyed brushing up on some of the reasons that changing one's mind is so difficult.
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This can include reading any research written by your future team, following the news in your industry or brushing up on your technical skills.
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Now, go grab that coffee and make your day a little more productive by brushing up on the big stories you might've missed this week.
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Officials who spend time brushing up on ideology at party school are more likely to tell foreign interlocutors that they have been in executive training.
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YouTube user Food Budget, according to their post on Reddit, has been brushing up their claymation skills, and decided to take inspiration from daily life.
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In light of several successful CI operations coming to light, brushing up on how to report foreign contacts may be a good New Year's resolution.
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To help you start brushing up on your King reading, here's a handy guide, via an overview of more than four decades of King's stories.
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Watch the duo learn español below: After brushing up on their Spanish, the pair revealed what makes Den of Thieves stand out from other heist flicks.
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And I'm hoping I'm not going to have to start brushing up on my 'Dora the Explorer' to understand some of the speeches given this week.
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One of the issues the industry is brushing up against are past stock buybacks, which benefit investors, made by some airlines when the industry was profitable.
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In addition to brushing up on food, they will most likely also need to familiarize themselves with numerous athletes in sports far removed from their specialties.
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Fixes Innovative approaches to helping low-wage earners get better jobs focus first on brushing up on skills they might have graduated from high school without.
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At her public appearances, Ms. Windsor often found herself brushing up against others who had emerged, for one reason or another, as de facto gay icons.
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But for now, he's still brushing up on his education: George currently attends Thomas's Battersea school in south London along with his younger sister, Princess Charlotte.
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For those who need brushing up on their Greek mythology, Actaeon had the misfortune of stumbling upon Diana, chaste goddess of the hunt, while she was bathing.
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We've been taking notes on the $3 million Fantasy bra, studying the catwalk lineup and brushing up on our general VS knowledge before showtime on December 5.
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The new Coursera for Business allows companies to track the progress of employees who are working on new skills, or brushing up old ones via the platform.
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If you're out water-skiing, tipping over in a canoe or diving into the ocean, you might want to consider brushing up on your iPhone camera skills.
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So, if anyone ever gives you a hard time for going to see a Pixar "kids' movie," just tell them you're brushing up on your film history.
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Varsity Tutors, the online platform that lets top-of-the-line tutors connect with students who need some brushing up, has today launched a native mobile app.
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This might include brushing up on some best practices for responding to behavioral interview questions, and how to field the dreaded "So why should we hire you?" question.
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If you've ever considered a gap year, you know that there are limitless ways to spend your time, from volunteering abroad to brushing up on some new skills.
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J.K. Rowling's Fantastic Beasts may be a Potter-esque magical adventure, but it requires brushing up on our history — both magical and non-magical — before the film's Nov.
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During the first special, filmed in Hollywood (the other in Austin), Chappelle launches into a story about brushing up with Hollywood producers backstage at the Oscars in 2016.
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Yes, you're making it extremely hard for me, because your armpit hair is brushing up against my upper lip, and you're blowing a whistle directly into my inner ear.
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No matter what kind of job you are applying for, part of your interview research should be brushing up on a book that might be relevant to the role.
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While brushing up against the debt ceiling has become a fixture of U.S. political life in recent years, missing payments could trigger calamity in financial markets and a recession.
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To sort through all the noise, there are apps to help you understand logic and basic math, which may well be worth brushing up on before casting your vote.
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The company was brushing up the performance after a long break, and whenever someone made an error, McDormand's mouth twisted or her eyes betrayed intense perception and restrained irritation.
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Superdelegates, too, are brushing up on the rules: Ms. Pelosi invited House Democrats to a meeting at D.N.C. headquarters on Thursday to review the details of the convention process.
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However, if you don't want to risk having your account frozen, it's worth brushing up on some of the things you agreed to when you signed up for the service.
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While brushing up against the debt ceiling has become a fixture of U.S. political life in recent years, missing payments could trigger calamity in financial markets and an economic recession.
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On an overcoat, I'd check out the seam on the front, because it's going to be brushing up against the other seam, and that's where it tends to get worn down.
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That gives fans plenty of time to binge The Mind of Chef and whip up a few batches of compost cookies before brushing up on their curling terms and Korean vocabulary.
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At first, she hid the unwanted behavior — like the manager's brushing up against her in the narrow drive-through area, or other co-workers calling her a "whore" — from her parents.
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Start by brushing up on your negotiating skills ("The Assertiveness Guide for Women" can help) and investing in a suit that makes you feel as if you're worth a million bucks.
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But it's early days, and Google and Microsoft have much to work out before we can say we're living in that future, instead of just brushing up against early prototypes of it.
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Complete Digital Marketing Course See Details With Conversational Spanish Made Easy, learning how to speak the so-called language of love (or brushing up on your knowledge) has never been more straightforward.
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Yes, it gets tiring after a while, and I found my larger hands and fingers were unable to stretch out; they were constantly brushing up against the sides of the cardboard goggles.
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Besides lighting up campfire-scented candles, breaking out the full-bodied reds, and brushing up on PSL-ordering lingo, you can also catch us inside swaddled in our cozy cloaks: AKA, bathrobes.
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With street workers and all this talk of luring people in, we're brushing up against the lexicon of prostitution, even though, in reality, food is the only thing we're dealing with here.
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It could be randomly passing each other in the street or brushing up on the dance floor of the Mudd Club — the moment, with the soft glow of hindsight, was always uniquely profound.
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Even fans would benefit from having done their homework, brushing up not only on the original series but its movie prequel, "Fire Walk With Me." And it's not clear that will entirely help.
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For people who have zero knowledge about the field's history, its worth brushing up with this 65-part course, which breaks down common programming concepts into small, bite-sized lessons anyone can understand.
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The Federal Reserve's holding pattern on interest rates should signal one thing to investors: start brushing up on astrophysics if you want to understand why the world's economy might be approaching a cosmic conclusion.
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Sure, you want to be brushing up on how you'll answer common questions and negotiate your salary, but you don't need to skip the gym from here on out in order to do it.
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Dr. Catsby Cat Food Bowl, available at Amazon or Chewy, $19.95 For cats with sensitive whiskers, brushing up against the side of a food or water bowl can cause pain and make eating stressful.
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Its video is brushing up on 10 million YouTube views, setting up a G-Eazy and Macklemore-featuring remix over the summer and building towards the release of YG's magnificent second studio LP, Still Brazy.
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Pro-tip: Your shirt has got to stay on too; brushing up against the acne on your back from your years of steroid use à la Sound Factory is not what anyone wants to feel.
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These include a Crash Course for brushing up on standard interview questions, a Fundamentals Course that focuses on code computer science topics and a freestyle path that lets users mix and match topics as needed.
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New York (CNN Business)Few could have predicted this scenario: The American stock market is brushing up against record highs at the same time that Bernie Sanders is the frontrunner for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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And, behind the scenes, some members and aides have been brushing up on the Federalist Papers and re-watching the Clinton impeachment, trying to gear up for what is an incredibly complicated and unusual process.
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Nothing gives you a clearer picture of your limits than brushing up against the realization that, in this particular moment, perhaps for the first and maybe only time in your life, there is no safety net.
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Leo's currently filming Quentin Tarantino's "Once Upon A Time In Hollywood" ... about the Charles Manson massacres in L.A. Looks like this is his new thing -- Leo's been brushing up on his v-ball skills all summer.
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The four lonely characters in this impeccably realized Manhattan Theater Club production, which opened on Tuesday night at City Center Stage II, keep brushing up against one another — tentatively and clumsily — while aching for fuller connection.
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By the time you move past the waste gases (Foreigner, REO Speedwagon) to the precious gases (Kiss, Meat Loaf), you might feel you really are brushing up on both science and music from your teenage years.
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The U.S. job market is brushing up against its best performance in a half-century, but certain occupations are in greater demand than most — those involving new or particularly human-led skills that seem least subject to automation.
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As for the rest of her makeup, Henao kept it simple, applying a few swipes of mascara on her top and bottom lashes, and lightly filling in and brushing up her eyebrows to balance out the bold lips.
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To get Louis-Dreyfus, 55, ready for the big night, makeup artist Karen Kawahara perfected her skin with La Prairie's Skin Caviar Concealer before filling in and brushing up her brows to create a polished-yet-natural look.
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The big comeback doesn't just involve rewatching the trailer many times over and brushing up on some of the show's best witticisms: The movie's red carpet premiere also had the most zany, amazing getups we've seen in awhile.
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"Sometimes there's a little pinch; sometimes there's just little comments or brushing up against you," said Tucker, who works in catering at the US House of Representatives and is an advocate with the group Restaurant Opportunities Centers United.
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Sure, students can boost their chances by brushing up on the material, taking practice exams or enrolling in test-prep courses, but that's what students do for the SAT, the GRE and many other exams; it's called studying.
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Make sure you're prepared for the two-day mega sale before it starts by brushing up on Prime Day shopping habits, how to spot "fake" deals and reviews, and even check out a sneak peek on what'll be discounted.
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Here there were masterfully hammered adolescent boys swarming about, as well as an Eastern European girl who stood next to me in line, brushing up against my jacket and saying that she could only get warm through human contact.
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If you're already brushing up on your card shark skills, make sure to read the fine print, since low-priced airfares come with very specific stipulations — no refunds or steep charges for changing your booking — and extra fees for baggage.
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He and his fellow research Travis Rich, is behind GIFGIF, a comprehensive database that could serve as a tool for brushing up on the meaning of different popular GIFs—an acronym for Graphics Interchange Format, a compression format for images.
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On a recent Saturday night, the crowd was a tightly packed mix of neighborhood gay men in vintage T-shirts brushing up against Becky types in black and gender-non-conforming millennials wearing glittery tanks, colorful scarves and the occasional boa.
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The President's aggressive assertions of his power often seem to be an extension of a domineering character that served him well in the shark pond of New York real estate -- but also often had him brushing up against the law.
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Not wanting to be caught out when lawmakers next vote on Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal, traders are brushing up on the practices of parliament, where members cannot address each other by name and laws are traditionally inscribed on calf skins.
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LONDON/PARIS (Reuters) - While most London-based bankers are brushing up on their German to prepare for a move to Frankfurt post-Brexit, senior staff at French investment banks expect to say "Oui" to government pressure to bring jobs home to Paris.
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And it would be no surprise, with the Premier League trophy currently, ludicrously, the property of Leicester City, if the likes of David Moyes, Sean Dyche and Tony Pulis found themselves brushing up on their track-and-field history as the new season looms.
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You feel like you have made contact with something and you make a vow that you will carry this feeling of otherworldliness around, a vow that you have made before, at other moments of brushing up against the sublime, but always forget minutes after. 25.
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"Young man, I don't know your name, but I'm sorry," the woman told TV reporters this week after watching surveillance footage that showed the child's backpack brushing up against her backside -- his hands in plain sight -- as she leaned over a Brooklyn deli counter.
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I do love the fact that the viewer gets to feel the ribbons brushing up on their arms and shoulders in a way that is similar to the feeling those of us had in our hands as we cut, rolled, and tied the ribbons.
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If you're suddenly inclined to spruce up your profile with some Shakespeare, you could do worse than brushing up on all 154 of his sonnets, which have been known to impress a paramour or two (such as Gwyneth Paltrow's character in the Oscar-winning Shakespeare in Love).
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And with so many vehicles in need of some TLC, Americans could stand to do a bit of brushing up on how to take care of their cars a little better -36 percent of those studied said they don't know the first thing about fixing a flat tire.
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With Macy's shares looking overbought based on their relative strength index, and brushing up against their 200-day moving average, "the stock has probably run its course, at least over the near term, and [is] getting ripe for a pullback," Maley said in the same "Trading Nation" interview.
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Talking to Bono at the 1985 Live Aid In a similar fashion to Schmell's idea to crash the opening night of The Phantom of the Opera, his idea to work his way into the Live Aid concert on July 13, 1985 came when he was brushing up on the news.
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The movie sounds all fine and good and whatever, but it turns out there's more to it: Turturro has been seen brushing up on his bowling game in New York in his old Jesus Quintana regalia, leading people to speculate that he'll be bringing back the Lebowski character for the new movie.
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The administration's efforts can be seen only as a start — the retraining, for instance, will be just a few days of tactical brushing-up, and it will not be offered at all to the 1,000 private security guards working for the Department of Homeless Services, or those hired independently by nonprofit shelter operators.
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Once a therapist deems that someone is in the "maintenance stage," where they're generally recovered and are just checking in and brushing up on skills to manage their mental health, Dr. Bradford says that's when they might be able to stagger appointments out to once a month or so, until they might eventually want to stop going to therapy.
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Since Claire's still brushing up on her fight skills with Colleen Wing (Jessica Henwick — who only appears in the trailer for a second, which is not nearly enough screen-time), and thus doesn't have time to be their cheerleader, this ragtag team of misfits is probably in need of a wise old mentor to keep them in line.
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Tuition costs hover around $10,900 for a full-time student, but that's pretty much less than rent in San Francisco, so one could argue it's cheaper to put yourself through a DevMountain boot camp than stay in SF at your current job if you are thinking of changing careers or brushing up on your code skills.
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Both men have an obligation to try to halt an alarming trajectory that has their nations brushing up against each other on opposite sides of Syria's civil war, at odds over NATO expansion, and maneuvering troops, ships and planes in dangerous proximity in Europe and the Baltic, with the potential for miscalculation and escalation a daily threat.
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