When you think of Ariana Grande, what comes to mind?
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When we think of MAC, color comes to mind first.
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When you find yourself dreaming big, what comes to mind?
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The ability to snooze emails for later comes to mind.
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The phrase "putting lipstick on a pig" comes to mind.
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She's a teacher and so this anecdote comes to mind.
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YHL: The scene with the rampaging mobuck comes to mind.
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One example that immediately comes to mind is The Expanse.
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What comes to mind when you hear the word "refinance"?
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In terms of wildness; the band Slade comes to mind.
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What comes to mind when you think Dallas Cowboy Cheerleader?
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What comes to mind when you think of Mardi Gras?
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The slick sheen of televangelist Joel Osteen comes to mind.
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The mantra "go big or go home" comes to mind.
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Only one reaction GIF comes to mind at this juncture.
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But the first thing that comes to mind is money.
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The brouhaha over its HQ2 contest quickly comes to mind.
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When you hear the word "boss" who comes to mind?
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What comes to mind when you hear the word "benefits"?
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The secret ending of Red Dead Redemption comes to mind.
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Unfortunately, "Let them eat cake" too often comes to mind.
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One prime example comes to mind in the product Blippy.
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Amber Sermeno: I like that that's what comes to mind!
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Simmons: "Warm" is the first thing that comes to mind.
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When you hear the name Dyson, what comes to mind?
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When you think of a "YouTuber," who comes to mind?
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Gordon Hayward is the first one that comes to mind.
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Thinking of it, the phrase "word inflation" comes to mind.
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When Americans think about lobster, Maine often comes to mind.
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What comes to mind when you think of Victorian culture?
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Then I ask any dumb question that comes to mind.
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When you visualize an ideal vacation, what comes to mind?
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What comes to mind when you hear the word "protest"?
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Another term that comes to mind is the Stepford Wives.
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A recent political mantra comes to mind: Stay on message.
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"The image of my dad comes to mind," Romney said.
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Spotify's lawsuit against Apple's App Store "tax" comes to mind.
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And there is nothing of significance that comes to mind.
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When you think of America's infrastructure, what comes to mind?
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That old "a friend in need" saying comes to mind.
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What comes to mind when you look back on that era?
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The closest equivalent that comes to mind is transcribing a conversation.
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When you think of top shelf alcohol, what comes to mind?
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One specific group that comes to mind is the veteran's community.
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Not exactly what comes to mind when you think of cryptocurrency.
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What comes to mind with the Senate Republican health care bill?
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Thinking back on why I bought it, jealousy comes to mind.
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A quotation from another 19th-century French writer comes to mind.
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There's really only one that comes to mind: The Cheesecake Factory.
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However, as soon as one comes to mind, it refutes them.
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If these scientists are correct, a biblical quote comes to mind.
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The first thought that comes to mind is: don't underestimate anyone.
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When you hear someone talk about mornings, what comes to mind?
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He has this song, "Far from Me" that comes to mind.
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VICE: What comes to mind when I say the word Bendigo?
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What comes to mind when you think of your first manicure?
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What comes to mind when you walk into Madison Square Garden?
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What comes to mind when you hear the words "artificial intelligence"?
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Dr. Seuss's curmudgeonly Grinch, impersonating a Kabuki warlord, comes to mind.
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VICE: What comes to mind when you think of black love?
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I don't know, but what comes to mind is 30 Rock.
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A phrase comes to mind from complexity theory: 'more is different.
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Adventurous is certainly one of the words that comes to mind.
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One that comes to mind is the River Cafe in London.
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Okonjo-Iweala is not the only name that comes to mind.
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CNN: When you remember Dr. King, what first comes to mind?
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The hoary saying about three being a crowd comes to mind.
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When we think of exercise and fitness, what comes to mind?
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And when you do, what comes to mind as possible reasons?
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Latkes may be the obvious fried favorite that comes to mind.
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The comparison that comes to mind is Philip Rivers' 2012 season.
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The person that comes to mind right now is Ta-Nehisi Coates.
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Quick, what comes to mind when you think of a marriage proposal?
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What comes to mind when you think about celebrities in beauty ads?
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The Dell XPS 13 is the only one that comes to mind.
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I think about what you're doing and Shelby Fero comes to mind.
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WATTERS: So, there wasn&apost, you know, anything that comes to mind.
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What comes to mind in the first place is naturally the hypocrisy.
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This infamous tweet comes to mind: Apple's fastest growing product category. pic.twitter.
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Classic is exactly the word that comes to mind with this shade.
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The word that comes to mind in this packed show is gesamtkunstwerk.
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The last true success story that comes to mind is Gilmore Girls.
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She's always the first person that comes to mind on this issue.
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I have serious doubts about those numbers, and "propaganda" comes to mind.
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Instead, a repeated failure to grasp basic human decency comes to mind.
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When you think of New York Fashion Week, what comes to mind?
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When you think of playing a video game, what comes to mind?
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What comes to mind when you think about Star Wars and music?
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When we think of 7-Eleven one thing comes to mind: Slurpees.
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When you think of drones, chances are DJI comes to mind first.
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What comes to mind when you think about 2017's The Mummy?
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The opening montage of Lars von Trier's Melancholia (2011) comes to mind.
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Giorgio Morandi comes to mind when looking at this body of work.
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"King Kong ain't got nuthin' on me" ... definitely comes to mind here.
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The old saying, "Be careful what you wish for," comes to mind.
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The image of your grandfather on the dance floor comes to mind.
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Nothing positive comes to mind when you hear the term hacker, right?
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Something Monks shared over beers back at The Rivoli comes to mind.
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When you hear the phrase "air traffic photos," what comes to mind?
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The immediate thing that comes to mind is strength in my portraiture.
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One word comes to mind when thinking ofthis salted caramel popcorn: irresistible!
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I'm getting my paycheck, and that's pretty much what comes to mind.
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When one thinks of boldness, the word confidence immediately comes to mind.
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History disproves that...for example, Emmett Till's accuser immediately comes to mind.
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"Extreme" is a word that comes to mind to describe today's energy.
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When you picture residences on a golf course, what comes to mind?
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The brilliant caricaturist Al Hirschfeld comes to mind; he lived to 99.
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Taylor Swift getting involved in the Tennessee Senate race comes to mind.
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There's what first comes to mind: Slap Shot and Goon and Miracle.
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But tech companies — Uber comes to mind — often scoff at local laws.
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Frugal Traveler When you think of sustainable travel, what comes to mind?
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Just jump in anywhere, tell whatever comes to mind from any era.
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When you look at the photo above, what comes to mind first?
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" A term for this clever and destructive tactic comes to mind: "Trumpwashing.
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The approach of reporters investigating the Ghost Ship fire comes to mind.
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Who else comes to mind as an honorable band leader gone solo?
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But what do most Americans imagine when a "veteran" comes to mind?
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When it's my turn, I say the only thing that comes to mind.
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Whenever we think of origin stories, this Patton Oswalt bit comes to mind.
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And yet when you think about America and space, what comes to mind?
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When you think of Florida, what's the first thing that comes to mind?
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What comes to mind when you think of a special-effects-heavy movie?
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Close your eyes and think of the word "insufferable," what comes to mind?
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Something else comes to mind as to why the movie resonates for viewers.
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The only thing that comes to mind is her first gig at VRtual.
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Stuard says she chats for hours with Jibo about whatever comes to mind.
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Joe McCarthy, comes to mind -- to gain traction in a national presidential race.
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Melancholia, with its scene of another planet colliding with Earth, comes to mind.
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The first thing that comes to mind is that I exercise a lot.
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A phrase about cutting, your nose, your face and spite comes to mind.
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But none of that comes to mind when people think about Ryan Hoover.
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Don't just start with the first natural, comfortable decision that comes to mind.
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Eric Trump may not be the first Trump child who comes to mind.
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Surprised, blessed, and thankful comes to mind as my reaction when it happened.
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If you think about Finland, what's the one thing that comes to mind?
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As for a major fall splash-out, "nothing comes to mind," she said.
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ATLANTA — So, who comes to mind when you think of golf and Nike?
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A spin on the phrase often attributed to Marilyn Monroe comes to mind.
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The term "odious lending" comes to mind, says a Sri Lankan government adviser.
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One that comes to mind, for example, is the use of military force.
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"He will say anything that comes to mind," his daughter, Gabrielle, pointed out.
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"Nothing, nothing comes to mind right now that you're mentioning," Mr. Esper replied.
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When you think about the titans of classic film, who comes to mind?
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VICE Games: What comes to mind when you think of Infinity Blade now?
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Well, this adage comes to mind when I think about the M2 Browning .
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When people think of San Francisco architecture, this is what comes to mind.
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Shiller: Well, a narrative that comes to mind is the artificial intelligence revolution.
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Part I: Journal When you hear the word "addiction" what comes to mind?
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Student Opinion Who comes to mind when you think about your biggest influences?
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Or gibberish: making any sound that comes to mind for 45 minutes straight.
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When you picture a white Christmas, a peaceful snowy scene probably comes to mind.
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Sam Louie: I have one current client who comes to mind at this point.
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"It comes to mind when a conflict happens, when you react aggressively," he said.
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What's the first word that comes to mind when you think of Donald Trump?
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When you think of the healthiest states in the U.S., what comes to mind?
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Sharing the stage with Donald Trump is like, well, nothing really comes to mind.
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The other person that comes to mind is Tom Alberg, a founder of Madrona.
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Whenever pregnancy rumors swirl around celebrities, a quote from Chrissy Teigen comes to mind.
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What comes to mind when you think about the first week of the postseason?
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When you hear the word Tinder, what's the first thing that comes to mind?
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"Subtle" is not a word that comes to mind when thinking of Dolly Parton.
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The first thing that comes to mind is sharing my life with my son.
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The word British word "Jafa" or "Just Another F*cking Australian" comes to mind.
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One word comes to mind when looking at the Xinwei offices in Ukraine: Futuristic.
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Right away Inside comes to mind, although that game doesn't really have a genre.
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When most people think of beauty pageants, a very particular aesthetic comes to mind.
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Often my role, it's a bit hysterical, that's the word that comes to mind.
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Digging into the vault a little, "Dirty Sexy Money" from 2007 comes to mind.
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Chances are that the person who comes to mind isn't hard-driving or cutthroat.
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When it comes to high-end electric vehicles, one brand comes to mind: Tesla.
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But one other place comes to mind when it comes to, like, bold flavors.
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My favorite slogan for the upcoming general election comes to mind: Hindsight is 2020.
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""What comes to mind when I'm at work and I'm driving down Greenfield Ave.
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When one thinks of gay San Francisco, this isn't usually what comes to mind.
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The French rust belt in the north of the country rarely comes to mind.
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There's usually one word that comes to mind when I think of mold: loathsome.
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We've heard some about some tough challenges for Rio, certainly Zika comes to mind.
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"The old adage 'no news is bad news' comes to mind here," she said.
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What's the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Smash Mouth?
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Stacey Abrams of Georgia comes to mind, as does Nevada Senator Catherine Cortez Masto.
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One solution that comes to mind is the potential that artificial intelligence may offer.
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It could be the Odeon's influence — or the "odious" misconnection that comes to mind.
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Louise Erdrich also comes to mind, though I've read less of her prolific work.
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It's highly subjective, obviously, but Budweiser's spot featuring a flatulent horse comes to mind.
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During a visit, the difference between "acting" and "acting out" necessarily comes to mind.
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The Jean case isn't what comes to mind when we think of police shootings.
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Richer Poorer, maker of organic cotton T-shirts and bralettes, comes to mind immediately.
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What's the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the word, "windmill"?
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Well, what's the first five-letter city ending in IS that comes to mind?
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"Write down what comes to mind when you think of a wall," he said.
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Is there an entrepreneur that comes to mind that's kind of taking this on?
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Hollywood isn't the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Astoria.
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Humility isn't the first word that comes to mind to describe the Casa Batlló.
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What immediately comes to mind for me whenever lasers are brought up are Stormtroopers.
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Think fast: When you hear the words "slicked-back hair," who immediately comes to mind?
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Such next-level thinking comes to mind whenever the case for emerging markets is considered.
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Even though the milk is green, there's only one cheese that comes to mind: burrata.
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ZW: The other one comes to mind involves this synthetic biologist named named George Church.
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Is there a favorite instance of a cuckold film you've done that comes to mind?
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When most people think about stress dreams, AirPods are likely not what comes to mind.
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The Family of Man comes to mind as perhaps the greatest compilation of disparate photographs.
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"The value lies in what comes to mind when they hear the name," says Glassman.
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What's the first word that comes to mind when you think of a summer picnic?
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However, what comes to mind for some would-be Asgardians are copyrighted music and videos.
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Atlanta isn't the first place that comes to mind when you think about illegal immigration.
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They also asked people what word comes to mind when they think of Donald Trump.
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Others just say screw it and go for the first trick that comes to mind.
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The old idiom "putting a band-aid on a bullet wound" certainly comes to mind.
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The often-quoted definition of insanity, 'repeating behavior and expecting different results', comes to mind.
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That line comes to mind when I browse in the history section of a bookstore.
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Smart thinking isn't the first thing that comes to mind when most people contemplate Washington.
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When you hear the name "Leonardo," who is the first person that comes to mind?
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It's a game that, when asked for words to describe it, magic comes to mind.
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If I asked you the most important state for renewable energy, what comes to mind?
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The military comes to mind, of course, but so does working — at hard, demanding jobs.
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There are outliers, of course; death comes to mind, or maybe you're dating a surgeon.
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The metaphor that comes to mind is of a river, its great volume washing by.
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When I think about the California Democratic primary, one overwhelming tragic image comes to mind.
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When I start to think about biscuits, it's that ratio that still comes to mind.
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When one pictures Argentine cuisine, meat is often the first thing that comes to mind.
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When you hear the name "Meryl Streep," what's the first movie that comes to mind?
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Bling is the first word that comes to mind after seeing Apasra Hongsakula's winning gown.
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What comes to mind when you think about attracting and retaining millennials in the workplace?
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When I start to think about biscuits, it's that ratio that still comes to mind.
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At this point, a rather vulgar question comes to mind: Who paid for the Academy?
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The allegorical intertwining of personal and world history can certainly work — "Reds" comes to mind.
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"Scrambling, that&aposs the word that comes to mind — they&aposre scrambling," Joan McCue said.
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Your wearable fitness tracker—the FitBit comes to mind—might be spying on you, too.
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He's not exactly the first person comes to mind when you think of fast food.
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Nukey McNukeface comes to mind, but submitting a jokey name might not be the smartest move.
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Say the name "Rudolph" and it's safe to say that this little guy comes to mind.
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"Net neutrality and firefighting may not be the first combination that comes to mind," said O'Connor.
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An example that comes to mind is you had Jeremy Corbyn speaking at a music festival.
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When you hear about a substance people snort, something illegal or vaguely medicinal comes to mind.
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In the morning, I'm to jot down the first thing that comes to mind, without interpretation.
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However the work that comes to mind most when thinking about this is Siebren Versteeg's Like.
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However, when it comes to taking down Darth Vader, another costar comes to mind: Forest Whitaker.
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If "perfect hair" is the first thing that comes to mind, you're on the right track.
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Of course, "Smooth" is the one that comes to mind first for a lot of people.
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When I think of lightweight sneakers, mesh or engineered knit comes to mind first — not wool.
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A 'damsel in distress' comes to mind, although it can apply just as well to guys.
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Nearly 14 years later, luck is no longer the first word that comes to mind, however.
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When you think about where all the cool kids shop, Opening Ceremony immediately comes to mind.
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But, for the latter buzzword, only one industry figure — nay, Mother — comes to mind: Pat McGrath.
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When most people think of Dirk Nowitzki's German coach, the name Holger Geschwindner comes to mind.
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What comes to mind when you think about all those " Showtime" years at the Fabulous Forum?
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The ability to watch live streams from smart security cameras and baby monitors comes to mind.
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The one that comes to mind are tacos de canasta—they're the cheapest tacos in Mexico.
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When you think of Apple, the first thing that comes to mind might not be fashion.
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But watching his "speech" Tuesday night, the word that truly comes to mind is: an embarrassment.
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When you think of the classic King Kong franchise, a certain female lead comes to mind.
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Is there any specific company that comes to mind as being the Apple of sex robots?
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No, that's certainly not the word that comes to mind when I think of Jared Kushner.
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"Je suis Charlie," the motto that emerged from the January 2015 Paris shootings, comes to mind.
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When you think of vintage makeup, foundation is probably the last thing that comes to mind.
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Looking back at 50 years of Pet Sounds, what's the first thing that comes to mind?
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If nothing comes to mind then I can always just look at some porn for inspiration.
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When you think about your hours with the game so far, what word comes to mind?
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Fred SegalThink L.A. shopping and Fred Segal is undoubtedly the first store that comes to mind.
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Like few artists can (Bruce Nauman comes to mind), Palma Rodríguez balances frustration and empathy. ♦
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What quickly comes to mind is the hospitality industry: hotels, fast-food establishments, transit hubs, etc.
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If you close your eyes and picture a classic hair commercial, what immediately comes to mind?
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Mercury in Aries can sometimes embolden us to say the first thing that comes to mind.
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Something comes to mind, and you lay it down, just as it has come to you.
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For every young woman who even hears the phrase, a certain image usually comes to mind.
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Talking about the first thing that comes to mind can expose the shadow side of things.
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When the name Lanvin comes to mind, many immediately consider its former creative director, Alber Elbaz.
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When people think of women's hockey, she is likely the first name that comes to mind.
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Oh man, the first one that comes to mind is a long one, but it's good.
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When it comes to measuring wet ingredients, there's only one brand that comes to mind: Pyrex.
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When people think about places in the city to relax, Central Park often comes to mind.
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Terrence Malick, whose films grapple with the complicated relationship of God to man, comes to mind.
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My beach isn't the sort that comes to mind when you're planning a late-winter getaway.
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One who comes to mind is Sashee Chandran, who founded a great company called Tea Drops.
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History disproves that," she said in her statement, adding, "Emmett Till's accuser immediately comes to mind.
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When I think of the word "evolution" the first thing that comes to mind is Darwin.
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Use the sentence starter below to write for a few minutes about whatever comes to mind.
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The character is so interesting and creepy, which is the only word that comes to mind.
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When I consider TAL's closest contemporaries, Dustin Wong is the first artist that comes to mind.
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Robert Creeley's line, "the darkness surrounds us, what can we do against it," comes to mind.
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Quick: What's the first thing that comes to mind when you think of emojis: Juvenile web culture?
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But the color that comes to mind when I think of her is neither yellow nor pink.
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When you think about melting glaciers, South America probably isn't the first place that comes to mind.
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When words fail, turn to the image — something about pictures and a thousand words comes to mind.
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"Hustle comes to mind when people ask me how I did it," Howes writes on his blog.
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Kazakhstan might not be the first country that comes to mind when you think of overseas expansion.
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Environmental protection may not be the first thing that comes to mind when one thinks of drones.
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When people think about airport security, the first thing that usually comes to mind is passenger screening.
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When you think about The Bachelor, feminism may not be the first topic that comes to mind.
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The first question that comes to mind though is simply, Ivory, where can we cop this merch?
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When people think of the Jurassic period, what mostly comes to mind is really, really big dinosaurs.
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One of the movies that always comes to mind when I talk about this is Blade Runner.
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"The person that comes to mind is my mom, of course," Olympic skier Gus Kenworthy tells PEOPLE.
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When we menu plan on Friday, we add those grocery items and whatever else comes to mind.
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Marine pollution is probably not the first thing that comes to mind when you think about golf.
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"When we think of Kate, the color blue or navy always comes to mind," he told People.
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Unlike some of Apple's lineup changes in recent years (iPad overload comes to mind), these make sense.
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When you think of Mother's Day, music might not be the first thing that comes to mind.
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When I think of Kendall Jenner, cooking is definitely not the first thing that comes to mind.
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When we think of iconic coffee companies, Starbucks is probably the first one that comes to mind.
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Mole immediately comes to mind, but I've never thought a hot dog would fall into that list.
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When I think of New Zealand, shocking natural beauty is the first thing that comes to mind.
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And I'm just throwing out the first name that comes to mind: Seema Verma, the CMS administrator.
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What happens in 2020 is anyone's guess, but the final scene of Reservoir Dogs comes to mind.
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This is certainly a notable day around your relationships: Extreme is the word that comes to mind.
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Quickly now, when you think of yourself in an NBA uniform, which one is comes to mind?
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Let's be honest, "responsible" isn't the first word that comes to mind when we think of you.
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When you think of romantic activities, wrestling may not be the first thing that comes to mind.
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Admittedly, housing isn't what comes to mind when most people think about infrastructure, but it should be.
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When someone says "E Ink," a laptop isn't the first thing that comes to mind for me.
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It's a tool that's long been favored by demagogues of the worst kind — Hitler, comes to mind.
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Students: Read both articles, then tell us: — What comes to mind when you think about Dr. King?
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It also has beaches — not the first thing that comes to mind when one thinks of Idaho.
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Cancer rarely comes to mind when most people think of vaccines, but that appears to be changing.
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When you think about iconic holiday characters, the first that comes to mind is probably Santa Claus.
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Those masterly memoirs are rare: Maya Angelou's "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings" comes to mind.
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What other animal comes to mind when you look at a symphony orchestra in full concert dress?
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For most people, when they hear "fitness tracker," the first one that comes to mind is Fitbit.
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Upon reading the words,"Succession Season 2 Official Teaser Trailer," only one thought comes to mind: Hell yeah.
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The one that immediately comes to mind for me, though, is many felines' devotion to clawing the furniture.
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Garmin is probably one of the last companies that comes to mind when you think about fashion accessories.
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In terms of historical precedent, Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal—a reaction to the Great Depression—comes to mind.
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And, given that lives of the innocent and young are involved, the word cruel also comes to mind.
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The first question that comes to mind is how such a large amount of data can be stolen.
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The Louvre Museum in Paris comes to mind, for instance, or a young Leonardo DiCaprio in Romeo + Juliet.
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"Thinking about what comes to mind when I think of New York, there's all this complexity," he said.
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The result is a more varied slate of FPS games than any other year that comes to mind.
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They can be dramatic: John Ashcroft's resistance, from his hospital bed, to White House meddling, comes to mind.
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And that's also why, in honor of the Devil Wears Prada's 10-year anniversary, Funnie comes to mind.
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Zoey Johnson (Yara Shahidi), the central character on grown-ish, is the first example that comes to mind.
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As a volcanologist, the first question that comes to mind is how would we have magma for volcanoes?
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When you think of Arnold Schwarzenegger, the first thing that comes to mind isn't likely to be conservation.
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When you think of artificial inteligence, Pinterest is likely not the first tech giant that comes to mind.
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The first thing that comes to mind is that I imagine that people are dying to know more.
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The cockatoo comes to mind if you gaze long enough at the front end of the Lexus RX350.
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The second story is unfortunately the kind that America more often thinks about when Chicago comes to mind.
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Finally, the sexy and violent world of Gregg Araki's The Living End (1992) comes to mind, as well.
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There's only one song that comes to mind about this whole thing: Let's just hope they don't expire.
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When you think of Google Docs, professional songwriting is likely not the first activity that comes to mind.
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For an entire generation, it will always be the first incident that comes to mind on the topic.
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"Durable" isn't exactly what comes to mind when Lego bricks are involved, but hey, it's still pretty cool.
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Optimism, saying the least, isn't the first thing that comes to mind when it comes to the 1970s.
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When you think of accessories to use in virtual reality, shoes are probably not what comes to mind.
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One who comes to mind is Joan Mitchell , by far the best of the second-generation Abstract Expressionists.
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When asked which has been the grossest, McCallum says there is one thing that comes to mind: catfish.
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Sleepwear might not be the first category that comes to mind when thinking of highly functionality-minded clothing.
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When Joni Mitchell is considered, it's most often her work from this fertile era that comes to mind.
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People tell me I'm the first person that comes to mind when anything related to her comes up.
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"Zororo embodied what comes to mind when we talk about Africa's next generation being our hope," Muthinhiri said.
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When Lau thinks about giving birth, she said, that image is the first thing that comes to mind.
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Le Corbusier is not necessarily the first name that comes to mind when one thinks of Japanese architecture.
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China in particular comes to mind because China's exposure to this was on the early curve of things.
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Like other artists before him — Colette comes to mind — Handke turned scandal into fame and fame into scandal.
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There's nobody who really comes to mind as the key person who would challenge him for that role.
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An old legal maxim comes to mind: De minimis non curat lex — the law doesn't care about trifles.
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Mention racing watches, after all, and who else comes to mind but Paul Newman and his Rolex Daytona?
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Don't panic if nothing comes to mind; you still have time to fill your brain with useful knowledge.
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Diving holidays are perhaps not the first thing that comes to mind when the subject of Eritrea arises.
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I love to read but, with rare exceptions— Control comes to mind—I hate reading in video games.
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It requires you write three pages, by hand, first thing in the morning, about whatever comes to mind.
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If you're familiar with Roku, the first thing that likely comes to mind are its digital media players.
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What comes to mind when you think of a day when you can travel freely back to Eritrea?
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What comes to mind are the sweeping gestures of masculine bravado demonstrated by the likes of Jackson Pollock.
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When it comes to major beauty change-ups, Aubrey Plaza isn't necessarily the first celebrity that comes to mind.
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When people think of this high-end luxury brand, the iconic, top-dollar Birkin bag often comes to mind.
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Houston's iconic skyline comes to mind when looking at the artist Chris Bexar's works — but appearances can be deceiving.
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Likely, the instance of an actress marrying a royalty that immediately comes to mind is that of Grace Kelly.
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The first thing that comes to mind are those wallets that doubled as clutches from our high school homecoming.
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When you think of embroidery and cross stitching, Drake might not be the first thing that comes to mind.
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What's the first thing that comes to mind when we think of a summer night gathered around a campfire?
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"[Another building] that comes to mind is the great Kumbum Stupa at Gyantse in South-Central Tibet," Kimmet says.
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When you think about cutting-edge spaceflight in 2018, SpaceX is probably the first name that comes to mind.
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But his policy of just saying and doing whatever comes to mind isn't, of course, a policy at all.
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When you think of Harry Potter, we bet makeup is not the first thing that comes to mind. Dragons?
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Madrid isn't necessarily the first European metropolis that first comes to mind when you think of contemporary dance music.
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It may not be the first thing that comes to mind, but Brian Smith is ready to change that.
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So thankfully, you don't have to feel so embarrassed when asking your budtender whatever dumb question comes to mind.
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WHEN many people think of tour operators in Europe, an ailing industry selling tacky package holidays comes to mind.
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The 57-year-old said his parents' relationship is what comes to mind when he thinks of his mother.
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When you think about tough gear that'll last you through an epic snowstorm, chances are, Columbia comes to mind.
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"One that comes to mind is the University of Florida 'gator chomp' or the Florida state 'chop,'" he said.
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But if I'm spending $110 on a dress shirt, "casual" is not really an adjective that comes to mind.
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An example comes to mind—which is not in our book but is very fundamental—Steinitz's theorem for polyhedra.
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When we think "festival dressing," a very specific sort of getup comes to mind: Fringe, cutoffs, and flower crowns.
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Think of a music box, and an ornate item you can hold with two hands probably comes to mind.
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The memory that first comes to mind was a family vacation to France, when I was seven years old.
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What comes to mind as you read about and see photos and videos from students protesting around the country?
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America has experience with prohibiting popular products — alcohol comes to mind — and making others prohibitively expensive, such as cigarettes.
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When most people think of the 1920s, it's the glitzed-up, Gatsby-tinged, Hollywood version that comes to mind.
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Think of boot camp or basic training, and the ever-present menace of the drill sergeant comes to mind.
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He was silver-haired, white, early fifties, well preserved—that one guy from "Mad Men" comes to mind now.
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The paradox is, looking back at the clothes he made, the quality that most comes to mind is timeless.
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At least for me, the first band that comes to mind when I picture a record is The Beatles.
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The first comparison that comes to mind from a description, though, might not be a great one: The Hindenburg.
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Bill Ackman's Pershing Square comes to mind, posting losses of 22009 percent last year, the third consecutive negative year.
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That's probably a great option, given our venue, but let's keep going and see what else comes to mind.
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The first that comes to mind is that everyone is trying to secure the bag and get some money.
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One thing that comes to mind is when I saw these prisoners stabbing each other in front of me.
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"Joy", a 29 film which earned Jennifer Lawrence an Oscar nomination for playing a mop inventor, probably comes to mind.
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That horrific scenario comes to mind reading Google's recently approved patent for what amounts to slathering its cars in glue.
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When you think of smart thermostats, Nest is likely the first one that comes to mind — and for good reason.
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When you think of heart-warming Grammys moments, it's unlikely John Mayer is the first name that comes to mind.
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"My husband, for sure, he comes to mind," Bening said first, gushing about Warren Beatty, who was by her side.
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Associated Press comes to mind, especially since I'm in a newsroom at this moment; A.P. News is a venerated institution.
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All this comes to mind as Israel this week marks (in the Hebrew calendar) the 70th anniversary of its independence.
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"Progress is the first word that comes to mind after reading the Q1 delivery report," Nomura analyst Romit Shah said.
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The Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund's $3.5 billion investment in Uber also comes to mind as indicative of the trend.
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Think of Asian shoe design and the "rags-to-riches" story of Malaysian footwear maestro Jimmy Choo comes to mind.
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We can ... We'll stay with the baking show, but if something else comes to mind, I'm gonna let you know.
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Shrieking the first thing that comes to mind is, after all, how frightened men on the internet calm their nerves.
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If you've spent any time in virtual reality then "cozy" is definitely not the first word that comes to mind.
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Some apps (Tinder comes to mind), literally ask their users for a rating at some point during every single use.
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Barnes's string-pulling comes to mind when considering today's prominent tycoons, who often hail from technology, e-commerce and media.
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The term that comes to mind is "stan," a word derived from the 2000 Eminem song of the same name.
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Windows Phone Continuum The platform that comes to mind (but wasn't the first) is Windows Phone and its Continuum feature.
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Perhaps the first thing that comes to mind is a luxury item, like a car, smartphone or even a television.
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The first thing that comes to mind, by way of explanation, are the offseason changes Milwaukee made to its roster.
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Put together all the clues, and Occam's Razor comes to mind: The most obvious scenario is the most likely scenario.
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A new Quinnipiac poll asked what the first word that comes to mind is when you think of Donald Trump.
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In the realm of summer Olympics viewing party foods, nachos may not be the first thing that comes to mind.
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When you think of comic book-to-TV adaptations, Archie might not be the first thing that comes to mind.
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AG: I would say the person who comes to mind is probably Lisa Vanderpump because I don't own anything pink.
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Every year, as we celebrate Columbus Day — as we did last week — navigation of unchartered trade waters comes to mind.
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Loose and languid country rock isn't the first music style that comes to mind when Detroit pops up in conversation.
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Other presidents -- Bill Clinton comes to mind -- stumbled badly at the start of their presidencies, but learned to do better.
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For many people, hers is the single name that comes to mind when considering the ambitious pursuit of victims' rights.
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A similar image comes to mind when you hear that Calico painted the large wall panels in Apparatus's new showroom.
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If you're like many, the image that comes to mind is probably male, white and in his 210s or 70s.
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Despite its size, it is not exactly the first building that comes to mind when people think of Los Angeles.
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With others of her postwar, post-Hiroshima, post-Holocaust generation — Joan Didion comes to mind — she shares an apocalyptic streak.
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When it comes to the New Orleans culinary scene, Israeli food isn't the most likely thing that comes to mind.
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The question comes to mind when, once again, we awkwardly run into the subject of his recent shooting in Harlem.
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Nuance is not a word that comes to mind in reading Mr. Cohen's attack on Silicon Valley's powers that be.
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When listening to Crack-Up, the platitude "They don't make 'em like this anymore" comes to mind, but it's fair.
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Other chains (Dunkin Donuts comes to mind) have issued apologies after their own workers told unformed officers to beat it.
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The first passage that comes to mind for me isn't nearly as personal, but it still gets me every time.
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This is from the second season — Mr. Simon was a frequent guest — but it comes to mind in this context.
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Another day for content specialist Matt Shirley means another opportunity to design a chart based on whatever comes to mind.
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And when she and her husband think of cultural clashes, Thanksgiving is what comes to mind rather than royal etiquette.
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With some exceptions — Issa Rae's podcast "Fruit" comes to mind — fictional podcast creators are a fairly small and homogeneous bunch.
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You can use a blender for all sorts of stuff, but the first thing that comes to mind is smoothies.
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One that comes to mind was a trip I took with my colleague Kirk Johnson to St. Lawrence Island, Alaska.
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Wilcox of "Howards End" comes to mind, but she spends most of her time in the garden and then dies.
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While California is the first state that comes to mind, Seattle also has a sizeable population of housing-vulnerable citizens.
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Poetry isn't always the first genre that comes to mind when we talk about laughter, but maybe it should be!
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When I think of baseball, one thing always comes to mind: the paradoxically soothing and exciting voice of Vin Scully.
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And every year, I begin class by asking students what comes to mind when they think about the labor movement.
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It's not exactly the first place that comes to mind when one thinks of building a world-class golf resort.
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He brings an undeniable enjoyment to every hit he produces — his Mark Ronson collaboration, "Uptown Funk," certainly comes to mind.
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When people around the country think about South Dakota, the first image that comes to mind is probably Mount Rushmore.
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When you think of games, when you think of this whole community, the first thing that comes to mind is E3.
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One that comes to mind often is a couple wanting to put there 5 day old daughters ashes inside a Bear.
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The comically cruel Pigma comes to mind, gloating to Fox about betraying Peppy and the getting James McCloud, Fox's dad, killed.
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I Love Lucy comes to mind, which is fitting, as this is actually where they shot that famous candy catastrophe episode.
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"The thing that comes to mind is humbling," Julien told the team's website after claiming his 387th victory with the club.
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For obvious reasons — an intruder shouting "Hey Google, disarm nest" through your door comes to mind — Google still doesn't allow that.
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Often the plots were needlessly byzantine and downright absurd (the outer-space love story involving Jaws in Moonraker comes to mind).
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"I think the word that comes to mind when I think of Myles is 'teammate,'" Musketeers coach Chris Mack told reporters.
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"The first word that comes to mind is lackluster," said one shareholder at the meeting who declined to give his name.
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The work of Wojciech Fangor comes to mind; his blurry dichromatic creations from the sixties are similarly circular, mysterious, and disconcerting.
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The story comes to mind when contemplating the fate of the managers of the world's $11trn-worth of foreign-exchange reserves.
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They're also using a splash of magical realism that often goes well with Southern Gothic fiction (The Elementals comes to mind).
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Whenever a company consolidates large portions of a commodity that everyone wants, the first concern that comes to mind is cost.
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Molek: John Cage comes to mind for me, in terms of influence, but I don't really have any reference for this.
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Standing in the kitchen, cracking eggs, and blending pancake batter with a wooden spoon isn't an image that comes to mind.
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The Red Hot Chili Peppers are probably not the first band that comes to mind when you think of political activism.
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That comes to mind with the video game; simply put, there's no simpler creature or character to make out of pixels.
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When they think of FOMO, I hope what comes to mind aren't the Insta posts, Snapchat stories, and viral Twitter threads.
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Howard went off to the media about it, as is his right, but the question "What the hell?" comes to mind.
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And when it comes to actresses who've taken on the character, well, only one person really comes to mind, doesn't it?
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Usually, when we think of futuristic makeup, the first thing that comes to mind is galaxy-inspired eyeshadow and glitter freckles.
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When one thinks of Sylvester Stallone and the Warsaw Pact, the all-time classic Rocky IV naturally comes to mind first.
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Brad Pitt may not be the first person who comes to mind when you think about Pringles — but he should be.
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Raúl Grijalva (D-Ariz.), chairman of the House Committee on Natural Resources which has jurisdiction over Puerto Rico, comes to mind.
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When it comes to iconic brand logos, specifically in the realm of caffeinated beverages, what company comes to mind every time?
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Still, the word that most comes to mind is vision: a strategy to consider the city through its most expansive possibilities.
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The big thing that comes to mind is the tenants saw this as Mr. Baumblit being able to operate with impunity.
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I've long believed that Trump is simply saying whatever comes to mind, that there is no broader strategy to his comments.
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He just says whatever comes to mind in that pursuit, grabs whatever talking point bubbles up from his Fox-informed subconscious.
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That formula of Nietzsche's comes to mind: If you gaze long enough into an abyss, the abyss will gaze into you.
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When the Joker shoots a late-night talk show host on live TV, the mythology of Christine Chubbuck comes to mind.
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The secretary of health and human services comes to mind, since that post oversees Social Security and Medicare, among other things.
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Perhaps the incident that first comes to mind is the attack at the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in June 2015.
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The easiest comparison that comes to mind when reading Malka Older's INFOMOCRACY (Tor/Tom Doherty, $24.99) is to its cyberpunk forebears.
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When I think about old Mario games, one of the first things that comes to mind are those beautiful world maps.
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It's something that comes to mind lately due to the fact that I'm finally finding my voice with the opposite sex.
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So Social Security is no more a driver of the debt than other holders of government bonds (China comes to mind).
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I mean, if I went onto, just because it comes to mind ... cancelling Netflix is what, two clicks in three seconds?
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When I think about that record, the first thing that comes to mind is movement—just the energy in that record.
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When it comes to the term "body positivity," for many of us, the first thing that comes to mind is weight.
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"The case that comes to mind when you think of online sentiment turning to action is obviously Elliot Rodger," says Hankes.
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Think of the Caribbean, and a certain image comes to mind: an unblemished white-sand beach, lapped by clear turquoise waters.
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Though "thrilling" isn't the first word that comes to mind when discussing his fighting style, his skill is impossible to deny.
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And while Biden took some hits from his leftier rivals — Booker comes to mind — he generally managed to fend them off.
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About the only example that comes to mind is Cano, whom the Yankees were wary of committing to for 10 years.
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But one reason that comes to mind is that the court today is different from the court that existed last January.
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That reassembly, in turn, is freshly stored again, so that the next time it comes to mind it contains those edits.
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Howard Hodgkin's use of broken color as a foil for purer, louder hues comes to mind (minus the seductive atmospheric effects).
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When most people think of IBM's keyboards, the first switch that comes to mind is the company's iconic buckling spring switch.
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But many of us are glued to the television and the internet, consuming every novel conspiracy theory that comes to mind.
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The example that comes to mind now is a joke that builds on a very, very famous Israeli song or phrase.
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When I ask people what comes to mind when they think about "emotional intelligence," their answers are often centered around themselves.
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The Netflix series, 13 Reasons Why — a controversial attempt to face this endemic issue among young people — also comes to mind.
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Florida tends to be the first state that comes to mind when retirement communities are brought up, and for good reason.
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Both are women of color, and both are closer to Sanders politically than almost anyone else who easily comes to mind.
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Americans have protested before (the war in Iraq comes to mind) and the protests did not, in themselves, alter national policy.
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Jim Webb — former Democratic senator from Virginia, secretary of the Navy under President Reagan and a Vietnam vet — comes to mind.
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The first exhibition that comes to mind is Black Is Beautiful: The Photography of Kwame Brathwaite at the Skirball Cultural Center.
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The Chase Sapphire Reserve comes to mind, along with the Hilton Aspire Card from American Express and a few airline cards.
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"The date January 20th comes to mind as a deadline for trying to get this solved to some degree," Kick said.
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The phrase "diminishing returns" comes to mind: As the days pile up, maybe your capacity to appreciate each one would lessen.
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"Angelic" might be the first word that comes to mind when she takes the stage that first January night donning all white.
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Unfortunately, the first thing that comes to mind is a memory of necking straight gin in my college bar ten years ago.
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What comes to mind is another summer in which sports and race collided spectacularly: in 1968 at the Olympics in Mexico City.
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Many startups here are proud of the fact they're "bootstrapped" — Atlassian comes to mind — that they don't take much outside venture funding.
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If "bleh" is the first word (er, noise?) that comes to mind when you picture your typical winter wardrobe, you're not alone.
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That's what chiefly comes to mind looking at the first trailer for the streaming service's ambitious upcoming historical drama series The Crown.
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If we play word association and I say, "entrepreneur," for some the first thing that comes to mind is a success story.
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" The South has a brilliant, important and colorful cultural history but the first word that comes to mind about it isn't "tolerance.
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Looking at the current list of most subscribed YouTube channels, a different question comes to mind: How important is subscriber count anyway?
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One tragic drubbing that comes to mind is Naseem Hamed's Fred Astaire dance routine with WBO featherweight champ Steve Robinson in 1995.
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A show that comes to mind that's a great example of that is Fleabag, which I just watched and loved so much.
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"At least one scene comes to mind that's gorier and scarier than anything we had in season 1," she told TV Guide.
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Voting for the president is often the first thing that comes to mind when most of us think of taking political action.
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When I say, "curry," what comes to mind is probably your favourite takeout, but for a brown person, it's their family curry.
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The first example that comes to mind is not an insurance plan but a plane that nefarious passengers commandeer for sinister purposes.
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But when it comes to cool, on-trend items that are anything but basic, one particular destination comes to mind: Urban Outfitters.
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The first thought that probably comes to mind is agriculture — even though that sector makes up only 6% of the rural economy.
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As energy economists, when we think about coal-fired electricity generation, what usually comes to mind are unaccounted-for costs – not benefits.
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King is famous for many novels, but one that comes to mind now is Christine, a story about a car gone evil.
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For a generation, gift cards have been the holiday present of last resort — the thing to buy when nothing comes to mind.
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If that's the case, then a different type of chip, known as a Field Programmable Gate Array, or FPGA, comes to mind.
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Accomplished actress though she indisputably is, Phylicia Rashad is not someone who comes to mind when you think of Shakespeare's King Lear.
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"If I had to describe him, the first word that comes to mind is 'calm'," a senior Western diplomat in Harare said.
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MOTHERBOARD: When you hear the US is pulling out of something you dedicated years of your life to, what comes to mind?
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Not in the way you'd assume but every time I listen to it, someone comes to mind and it boosts my mood.
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I think the famous "artisanal" potato chip—I forget which company put out the artisanal potato chip, but it comes to mind.
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"[T]here is always — at least — one of their 700+ episodes that comes to mind when discussing a specific topic," Clément said.
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Which is why, whenever I perform the sok glap, the audible warning on the London Underground subway system always comes to mind.
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Minimizing manicured grass isn't the first thing that comes to mind when you think of improvements to a high-end golf course.
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We told powerful international stories (this episode, about assisted suicide in Canada, comes to mind), but our overall emphasis felt decidedly stateside.
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So, yes: Mr. Bennett is not a name that typically comes to mind when seeking advice about our current high-tech moment.
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Finally, you may remember social media challenges in the past: The Ice Bucket Challenge comes to mind, or even the Mannequin Challenge.
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Reflecting on "Vampire," the first thing that comes to mind isn't being a tween sharing scenes with Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt.
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When most people think of the golden age of aviation, Pan American World Airways is the airline that frequently comes to mind.
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Cicilline's reprimand of a top Amazon lawyer at one hearing — "I may remind you, sir: You are under oath" — comes to mind.
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"At least one scene comes to mind that's gorier and scarier than anything we had in season 1," Gamble told TV Guide.
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Something similar holds for stories about music (the film "The Red Violin" comes to mind, as does David Mitchell's epic "Cloud Atlas").
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When you think of superhero films from the last decade or so, this is probably the first image that comes to mind.
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Someone like John Martin at Nissan North America also comes to mind, said Dave Sullivan, an analyst for industry research firm AutoPacific.
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Nothing specific comes to mind today, and the answer, TWO TONE CAR, didn't really either, which goes back to my earlier point.
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The word that comes to mind is continuity, a strategy that reflects what Marvel godfather Stan Lee did in his comic books.
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Members are encouraged to share stories about how their days are going, changes in local transportation, or really anything that comes to mind.
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A certain photo shoot with a chicken that defecated all over the studio — then took out a few studio lights — comes to mind.
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There is no lack of competent and able Arab fashion photographers that should have been given this opportunity (Toufic Araman comes to mind.).
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When it comes to mind-bending makeup transformations shared through social media, we've come a long way from Michelle Phan's Angelina Jolie turn.
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And as for where he sees his brand in 10 or 50 years, it's no surprise a house like Versace comes to mind.
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In fact, when we imagine people born under Taurus, the only bull that comes to mind is Ferdinand — gentle, big-hearted, and reliable.
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If nothing instantly comes to mind, you may have to do some extra work in thinking back on things mentioned in passing conversations.
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But idyllic is not the word that comes to mind driving into the Algonquin community of about 350 people on a rainy day.
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Users can share exciting news (the "I slept all night" emoji comes to mind) or express their frustration with people who will understand.
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A good Meursault or cool-climate chardonnay comes to mind, as does a Savennières, especially with the combination of herbs in the recipe.
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Peep the photo she shared on Instagram below: If you're anything like us, the one question that comes to mind is simply Why?
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When a holiday-party invite drops in your inbox, the first question that comes to mind is usually what you're going to wear.
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For many people, the first – or perhaps only – image that comes to mind is of smokestacks, or polar bears perched on ice floes.
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When you bite into that cured, fatty sliver of a pig's hind leg, the first thing that comes to mind probably isn't utility.
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Siri immediately comes to mind as the most visibly AI-driven thing Apple makes, and the virtual assistant could always use more improvements.
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One possibility that comes to mind is filling it up with movies, and bringing it over to a friend for a movie marathon.
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When we think about technology and gadgets it's often things like phones, headphones, or some form of wearable tech that comes to mind.
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If you've your finger on the pulse, it's likely whatever comes to mind is preceded by one of producer Metro Boomin's infamous adlibs.
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Some of the best things in life are useless, and should exist simply as proof-of-concept—Cam'ron's ebola mask comes to mind.
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"The example that immediately comes to mind is the black rhinoceros, my favorite animal on the planet, which are inordinately vulnerable," Pringle said.
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The distraction-fueled dystopia of Alodus Huxley's Brave New World comes to mind as easily as the gold-lined streets of El Dorado.
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It's September now, and when I think about this past summer, my blue park blanket that folds into a bag comes to mind.
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When woman typically think of breast implants, what usually comes to mind are silicone gel implants: gel-like, round sacks reminiscent of waterbeds.
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For all the noise, irreverence, and distinctive retro vibes…well, the analogy of a hot rod barnstorming a funeral procession comes to mind.
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By contract, Mills taps into classic geometric-abstract painting — Kenneth Noland comes to mind — in "Magallanica (everyone wants a piece of it)," 2018.
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Not every dish hit the mark (the somewhat mushy summer squash Bolognese comes to mind), and the kitchen has a tendency to oversalt.
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One of the first symbols of luck that comes to mind is the shamrock — no, the four-leaf clover — wait, what's the difference?
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One company that comes to mind is Propel, a New York-based startup whose app helps food stamp recipients improve their financial health.
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The refugee crisis is the first thing that comes to mind—people are risking their lives and not always being very well-received.
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The only thing that comes to mind is an NFL-style punt, which doesn't seem like something you'd need to master for karate.
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Now, as then, the person that often comes to mind when thinking of Mr. Slimane's clothes is not a man but Betty Catroux.
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It doesn't list what you did—Wikipedia doesn't list this any of the games—so what comes to mind when I say that?
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It comes to mind not only with his occasional word flubs, but when he strains to summon the right phrase in his speeches.
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When you think of a nearly $2 million supercar, a "spacious and practical interior" probably isn't the first image that comes to mind.
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Music perhaps isn't the first thing that comes to mind when you think about the most traumatic or galvanizing events of modern times.
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"At least one scene comes to mind that's gorier and scarier than anything we had in season 1," Gamble previously told TV Guide.
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"Poetic justice is what comes to mind," Mr. Park, the former police officer who investigated Ms. Choi's family in 2014, recently told reporters.
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Critical Shopper As I enter the new Victoria's Secret on Fifth Avenue in Midtown Manhattan, a mantra comes to mind: Secrets aren't sexy.
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"Suffering" is a word that comes to mind while contemplating the creation of any great project, be it a bridge or a book.
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"Crooked is the word that comes to mind," said Alan Herrera, 48, a bail enforcement agent from East Hollywood, referring to Mr. Schiff.
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But for me, and the other women he has preyed upon, he is the person that comes to mind when we say #MeToo.
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Beckett's How It Is (1961), though not quoted in the exhibition, comes to mind as its 145 pages include no punctuation at all.
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Or maybe something comes to mind and you take it home and play it and it develops and then we rehearsal it again.
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When you think of traditional retailers experimenting aggressively with digital technology, Target should be one of the first names that comes to mind.
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You're able to do anything you want, anything that comes to mind, whether you want to portray certain emotions, certain personalities, or certain characters.
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Then, I journal whatever comes to mind to get out any lingering thoughts from the day before, and plan how I'll spend the day.
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No longer sadden by his own reflection, when he looks back in the mirror now, he says only one word comes to mind -- "thankful."
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As the US and Iran rush perilously close to a violent confrontation, the example of Hezbollah's 34-day war with Israel comes to mind.
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One question that comes to mind for me is how thoroughly the white electorate is sorted into the two parties based on race issues.
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Eliot Peper comes to mind as someone who is finding more indie success than he would at a mainstream publisher, and there are more.
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"As I read about this service rendered by the Portland, Maine Fire Dept it comes to mind how important this act was," he wrote.
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The first thing that comes to mind when watching this video is that the musicians behind it are award winning folk/pop Smith & Thell.
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A scattered list of women comes to mind when I think about some of the most powerful portrayals of Black motherhood in pop culture.
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Melbourne's National Gallery of Victoria has put on some blockbuster exhibitions lately—their recent Andy Warhol and Ai Wei Wei show comes to mind.
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I have always hoped that "strong" is one of the first words that comes to mind when my family and friends think of me.
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When we think about sexual orientation, what probably comes to mind for most people are the three listed in the well-known acronym: LGBTQ+.
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But others—Justin Timberlake and Mark Wahlberg comes to mind—have used their early fame to craft remarkable creative careers in the entertainment industry.
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To anyone who follows Silicon Valley, it's an obvious choice as the first company that comes to mind when you think of a disruptor.
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When you think of Belcalis Almanzar — better known as Cardi B — it might be her penchant for Christian Louboutin shoes that comes to mind.
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What comes to mind is Trump Jr.'s eagerness to accept dirt on Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton from Russians at the Trump Tower meeting.
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Lately, in considering the erosion of America, the image that first comes to mind is Mariah Carey's now-iconic "I don't know her" GIF.
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The contrast that comes to mind for me is with movies where some secret agent hands an undercover a packet with a new identity.
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If the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Lucy Hale's hair is her rich brunette shade, that's about to change.
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Anyway, Millsap is certainly not the kind of dude that comes to mind when you think of multi-faceted, all-phase, all-type scoring.
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Only one question comes to mind when looking at Hannah Davis' new bikini shots ... what took Derek Jeter so long to knock her up?!?!?!
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I can't recall a similar response to conferences that single out other countries (Israel immediately comes to mind), especially when American interests are clear.
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When you think glitz and glamour, champagne often comes to mind — but these mimosa popsicles take the bubbly alcohol to a whole new level.
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" The image of scraps of paper being saved and later reconfigured comes to mind while reading Müller's novel "The Fox Was Ever the Hunter.
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The word "Kafkaesque" is overused, but it comes to mind every time I try to retrieve a package in the face of staggering indifference.
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The closest actual project that comes to mind here is China's program to literally move mountains to build cities, which has been environmentally disastrous.
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With fascism on the rise — and, arguably, already governing in the United States and elsewhere — the cliché "it can't happen here" comes to mind.
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Sony definitely makes me think more 'indie,' because when I think about Xbox, all that comes to mind is Halo and Super Meat Boy.
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But when viewing his oil paintings and graphite illustrations, the question comes to mind: to what degree does Connelly actually believe in magic, himself?
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The affected intensity in Darren Aronofsky's Requiem for a Dream comes to mind, as does a sweaty young Leonardo DiCaprio in The Basketball Diaries.
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That's pretty much all that comes to mind when someone asks you to explain the film's charms: that it hauls all manner of ass.
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They all thrive in what ecologists call young forest, an ecosystem halfway between grassland and what comes to mind when thinking of a forest.
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We have powerful enemies — China comes to mind — which believe that America is in terminal decline, and are actively working to further that process.
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Think of the French Riviera and the first thing that comes to mind are yachts filled with film stars and beaches dotted with bikinis.
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The most prominent example that comes to mind is Magic Johnson, who supported his queer son EJ when he came out publicly in 2013.
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Shades Of Chocolate When you think of the '70s, a color palette of rich browns, burnt oranges, and soft cerulean probably comes to mind.
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And then he quotes the famed producer Jerry Weintraub: "'When I think of Margot Robbie, a single word comes to mind," Weintraub told me.
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When most people think of mass surveillance databases, the first thing that comes to mind is the government or an agency like the NSA.
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"What comes to mind is the 'equality of risk,' and that hatred for the police is not gender specific," Assistant Chief Kim Royster said.
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That is the sole question that comes to mind after hearing about a new book written by a professor from Yale School of Medicine.
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The one that comes to mind is the Erykah Badu interview I did, where she had this quote about seeing the good in Hitler.
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I'm not comparing myself to Hitchcock, but he comes to mind because there were also certain angles and shots he used all the time.
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As with canine talents of the past — Uggie of The Artist fame comes to mind — this West Highland terrier now has her own Oscar campaign.
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Another famous foodie (and Obama fan) comes to mind: You'll never never find a Barefoot Contessa recipe with cilantro since Ina Garten hates the herb.
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Fashion Week is not normally the first event that comes to mind when one thinks of the perfect time to hold a political fund-raiser.
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When people talk about Parkinson's disease, the image that most often comes to mind is of an elderly person who shakes and has trouble moving.
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"I sing everything and anything that comes to mind [in the shower] — but to be clear, songs I know that I can kill," he explains.
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While there are a few actresses who pull off simple, dark dresses beautifully — Jennifer Aniston immediately comes to mind — it's not a particularly common approach.
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The story that first comes to mind is "The Paper Menagerie," about a biracial child coming to terms with his identity via some fantastical origami.
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The example comes to mind of Guglielmo Miani, the chief executive of Larusmiani, a tailoring and textile company founded in the 1920s by his grandfather.
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"Oh my God, I remember this," said Markle, breaking in a scene about her character struggling with the LSAT as a memory comes to mind.
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Whatever comes to mind, the fact is that when most of us think of fungal infections, we think of something mild and unpleasant at best.
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When you picture a pregnant person, someone who has a big, perfectly round belly likely comes to mind (and maybe you also picture swollen ankles).
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The question of real or fake news comes to mind especially today (unfortunately, not all of what we're reading is an April Fools' Day joke).
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Beyond these examples, the case of an artistic genius who remains beloved, despite his questionable choices, that most immediately comes to mind is Woody Allen.
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Common issues — like trust, being long-distance, and financial concerns — may be what comes to mind when we think about problems that can crop up.
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When choosing the right shoe to slide into day in and day out during these hot summer months, one style, in particular, comes to mind.
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One specific series comes to mind: My So-Called Life, one of the very first shows to analyze the internal life of a teenage girl.
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Like other similarly masochistic "challenges" before it (the Kylie Jenner lip challenge comes to mind), the full-body face mask is both painful and unnecessary.
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Also if you're to think of the techno underground and late night life, the first thing that comes to mind is this gritty, noisy aesthetic.
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Only Goya comes to mind as an artist successful at seamlessly blending the two, with an effect as frightening as unfriendly laughter in the dark.
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Although it's not usually the first cuisine that comes to mind when you think of the Big Apple, New York's Vietnamese food scene is booming.
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In an August Quinnipiac poll, "strong" topped the list when voters were asked the first word that comes to mind when they think about Trump.
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"The only kind of people I want counting my money are short guys that wear yarmulkes every day," is one example that comes to mind.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "Sumptuous" is one of the first words that comes to mind when looking at the drawings of Terry Winters.
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Grills, tricked out cars, and leather battle armor is what first comes to mind when imagining 36-year-old artist and LGBTQ icon Rashaad Newsome.
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Sometimes I'm just walking in the street, an idea comes to mind, and I know right then and there I've got to work on it.
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When most of us think of summer skin woes, it's that grimy, heat-fueled skin congestion — and the zits that follow — that comes to mind.
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It even has Alexa built in, so you can hold the home button and control your lights or ask any question that comes to mind.
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For you, when you think back to your own signature Hall of Fame moments, what comes to mind as the stuff you're most proud of?
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With the photo slightly tilted and the girls so lively, Garry Winogrand's picture of women on a park bench in Central Park comes to mind.
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If Michigan isn't the first place that comes to mind when considering this period — unlike, say, Germany or France in the 1920s — it should be.
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I'm trying to think of other players who could follow in Joe's footsteps and the first name that comes to mind is Carmelo Anthony. Thoughts?
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The case that immediately comes to mind is Michael Morton's, also in Texas: convicted on flimsy evidence because a conviction was needed at any cost.
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" Fraschilla added, "Adebayo comes to mind as maybe someone that slipped in the so-called mock drafts that might be a good, really good, value.
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"He's kind of an amalgamation of a lot of different figures who were that successful, but Johnny Mathis comes to mind," Rachel Brosnahan told Refinery29.
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When you think of Winnie the Pooh, the image that comes to mind is probably a yellow-colored bear wearing a red shirt and no pants.
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Natural is not the first descriptor that comes to mind when one thinks of queso—the thick sauce of cheese that's a perfect pairing with nachos.
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Obviously, Nate Parker's The Birth of a Nation, which had its Oscar campaign routed into the ground after rape allegations against Parker resurfaced, comes to mind.
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While LG may not be the first brand that comes to mind when thinking about laptops, the Gram 17 is a well-equipped machine on paper.
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We've seen phones with 5 rear cameras before — Nokia 9 PureView comes to mind — as well as ones with 5x optical zoom, like Huawei's P30 Pro.
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Fast fan favorite Jubilee, a 24-year-old veteran, immediately comes to mind as a black Bachelorette contender, should she not be chose as the One.
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I believe that when real unemployment is close to 2125%, and when our infrastructure, our roads, our bridges, our water systems, Flint, Michigan comes to mind.
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It's far from the only dirt or ash bread made across the world (the Australian damper comes to mind) but it certainly seems like the cleanest.
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Communicates Honestly: Being honest doesn't mean telling people where they can go if they make you angry, or blurting out every thought that comes to mind.
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"I sing everything and anything that comes to mind [in the shower] — but to be clear, songs I know that I can kill," he told PEOPLE.
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But there is a historical model that comes to mind when thinking about what Trump might do or say if he loses in November: Richard Nixon.
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Web hosting may not be the first thing that comes to mind and it may not be as sexy as animations and font, but it matters.
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"When people think of the Sonoran desert or they think of the southwest desert, (what) often comes to mind are the pictures of Saguaro's," Stonum said.
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When you think of artificial intelligence, the first image that likely comes to mind is one of sentient robots that walk, talk, and emote like humans.
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Despite a few well-dressed players who've received the mark of approval from Anna Wintour, when we think "innovative fashion," the NFL rarely comes to mind.
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The word "perfection" comes to mind when describing her impeccably-groomed appearance, but according to an admirer who came out to greet the Duchess and co.
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Last month's attack with Russia's Novichok nerve agent on former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter, in the British town of Salisbury, comes to mind.
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Enlightened urbanism is not the first thing that comes to mind when a prestigious jeweler owned by a multinational luxury goods conglomerate throws open its doors.
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Black Christmas trees may not be the first thing that comes to mind when thinking about holiday decorations, but they're more versatile than you might think.
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The thing that always comes to mind first when I think of having my stores is the relationships I've been able to cultivate over the years.
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MM: One woman who specifically comes to mind is Barbara Byrne, who is just a powerhouse at Barclays and one of the investors in the film.
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With 30 teams in the league, each location could present some interesting problems, based on vastly different geographic features — Fenway's massive Green Monster comes to mind.
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In terms of areas where we haven't seen as much improvement as I'd like, one thing that comes to mind is on the electronic medical records.
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It's an extremely tired phrase, sure, but it's certainly the first thing that comes to mind after learning why indie mystery Moirai is no longer playable.
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I definitely left it longer than I should have, but when you think of Dachau, bathroom lines aren't exactly the first thing that comes to mind.
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"The first word that comes to mind is furious," said Dr. Radesky, an assistant professor of developmental behavioral pediatrics at the University of Michigan Medical School.
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That anarchic moment always comes to mind when I watch the black-clad, masked antifa protesters preparing for their showdowns with the khaki-wearing alt-right.
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Some artists have rigorously rejected this notion — Agnes Martin, so fiercely private, comes to mind (and indeed, her clothes were absent from her 2016 Guggenheim retrospective).
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It's just something that comes to mind when I read stories about gender, sexuality, toxic masculinity and the power and politics of the body in America.
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The word "Bravery" instantly comes to mind when describing her work: It is brave to be bold and to call out the wrong within the world.
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"The only word that comes to mind about not postponing right now is very, very short-sighted, not practical, slightly unethical," Caplan told me last week.
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But it's Beuys's quote that comes to mind when reading Making Comics, the latest handwritten college textbook-of-sorts by the highly successful cartoonist Lynda Barry.
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Also, if a recipe doesn't turn out — a particularly terrible pasta dish I made comes to mind — don't keep trying to force yourself to eat it.
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This would be the moment for a rising Republican leader — Nikki Haley comes to mind — to say, in clear and categorical terms, that is not us.
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The next one of substance that comes to mind was when Michael Jordan didn't visit the first President Bush with the rest of the Chicago Bulls.
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When thinking about which celebrities we would most like to hang out and chat with over a nice bottle of wine, Jennifer Lawrence definitely comes to mind.
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A: The first thing that comes to mind is, sometimes the idea of tradition, or what we traditionally do, can be the thing that holds us back.
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I've had some fairly odd interview settings in my time; questioning Steve Jobs inside the cramped confines of a Pixar artist's cubby hole usually comes to mind.
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There are other examples of intra-species violence—one example that comes to mind is species like spiders, where the females will eat the males after mating.
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One that comes to mind is a battle between a 17-year-old black kid from New York and a 30-something year old mother from Kentucky.
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Well there are a number of potential reasons, but the first that comes to mind is that you might be waiting for something better to come along.
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Some Box rivals — Egnyte comes to mind — handle it differently by offering a mix-and-match of cloud apps that work in concert with on-premise storage.
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Flight is what comes to mind when we think of anxiety: cowering in the corner, hiding in the bathroom, or making a beeline for...anywhere but here.
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He's also bolstering Vermont's reputation as a good place for the aerospace sector to do business, even if that's not the first thing that comes to mind.
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Some teams—Cleveland comes to mind—seem to have a defensive switch, a secret lever they can pull when the moment calls for heightened focus and execution.
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"What comes to mind is something my dad used to say to me, which is, 'If you don't have any enemies, you haven't accomplished anything,'" he said.
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When I think of the Victorian Era, what usually comes to mind are strict manners, high-necked lace collars, and a whole lot of sexually repressed ladies.
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The first that comes to mind is the smart Anderson Cooper 360 sketch (which, sadly, isn't available online just yet) that suddenly transforms into a Westworld moment.
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Tesla's Elon Musk quickly comes to mind, not least because of his micromanagement style but also because of his notable failure to grant autonomy to other executives.
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It's easy to recognize the enduring proof of his genius—say a wrestler's name and invariably the first thing which comes to mind is the theme song.
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The first thing that comes to mind when anyone thinks of a Juggalo is the clown make up: sometimes garish, usually bold, and pretty much always on.
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" That is exactly what comes to mind when I think of an unregulated crowdsale for a digital token with a name reminiscent of a scammer buying "Waalmart.com.
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Photo by Nedda Afsari When you think of a Brit-rock act encompassing the "rockstar" aesthetic, The Boxer Rebellion is a band that immediately comes to mind.
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The term "environmentalist" may not be the first adjective that comes to mind when you hear the name Arnold Schwarzenegger, who has owned multiple gas-guzzling Hummers.
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But now with these machines called cellphones, I can sing anything that comes to mind, words and music, and Thomas can play it, a thousand times better.
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Peacock's Tears I grew up in India hearing about Mahatma Gandhi and when I think about myths it is his bald, bespectacled head that comes to mind.
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Certainly, there are a number of artists — Bruce Nauman comes to mind — that have explored time and duration in their work, but Nauman usually works with video.
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As with some of the more gruesome Thomas Hardy novels ("Jude the Obscure" comes to mind), reading "Mother Land" is like watching a slow-motion car crash.
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While Florida is indisputably Southern in the geographic sense, it may not be the first spot that comes to mind when you think of classic Southern eats.
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When you think about the role that big corporations play in American life, fighting for social justice is probably not the first thing that comes to mind.
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"The first one that comes to mind is at what we call Military Island, which is right outside the studio where there's a recruitment office," she begins.
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Basically, people are tweeting out categories — colors, One Direction members, Frank Ocean songs — then asking their followers to reply with the first example that comes to mind.
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The episode of The Sopranos where Tony, Paulie Walnuts, and Chistopher Motisanta travel to Naples to make a deal with a local Camorra family comes to mind.
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For the cost of a single season of a series (the exorbitantly priced drama The Get Down comes to mind), Netflix can completely corner the comedy market.
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Olivia Von Halle: Olivia Von Halle might be the first brand that comes to mind when one thinks luxury sleepwear, and it's not hard to tell why.
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GL: One example that comes to mind is the Philadelphia Police Department, which right now has homicide data from up to two days ago on its website.
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I'm sure there are better examples but he's the first person that comes to mind when I think of somebody who didn't get ahead because of luck.
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"What comes to mind is that all these entertainers have been boycotted or shunned for things they've done," says Tim Forster, a reporter for the food website Eater.
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Travis Kalanick's forced exit from Uber comes to mind, as does Miki Agrawal's very public flameout at period underwear company Thinx, and Parker Conrad's forced exit from Zenefits.
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Anything that comes to mind, with the view that a lot of the stuff you shoot may not end up in the picture, but it's nice to try.
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We've all been there — when a question pops up and you're trying to fish around for an answer, the first thing that comes to mind just pops out.
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"It's very disrespectful, that's one of the first things that comes to mind, it's really disrespectful," Pecorelli's sister Angela Wadleigh told Boston 25 News over the phone Wednesday.
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As the school year comes to a close and I look back on what we did right and what could've been handled better, one word comes to mind.
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There are, of course, the occasional good shows that pop up on other platforms—Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee comes to mind—but those programs are an anomaly.
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Molly's outrage on season 2 of Insecure comes to mind, when she accidentally learns that her white, male (and useless) coworker Travis earns a fortune compared to her.
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When you think of celebrities whose domestic lives you might like to model your own after, chances are, DJ Khaled isn't the first person that comes to mind.
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There have been a number of customizable keyboards over the years—the Optimus Popularis comes to mind—but this would be unique for being built-into the chassis.
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Empathy. That's the first word that comes to mind when Geoff Mathieux, cofounder and CEO of ride-hailing company Wingz, thinks of Uber's potential new CEO Dara Khosrowshahi.
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The first thing that comes to mind when considering this app is obviously the Sean Parker-backed network called Brigade that launched just a little ahead of Roust.
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Though you could ask almost any question that comes to mind about making, smuggling and selling drugs, offering drugs in exchange for money is off limits on Dread.
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"U remind me of Usher's penis" may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think about Samsung phones, but that is likely to change.
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For those of you not interested in sports, create a gratitude pledge and every time a political thought comes to mind, think of anything you are grateful for.
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Asked what comes to mind when she thinks about FOSTA/SESTA having an indefinite presence in her life, Sonja's fear and anxiety seem palpable, even through the phone.
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"The analogy that comes to mind is two sprinters doing the 100 meters," says study author John O'Neill, a research group leader at the Laboratory of Molecular Biology.
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But you asked me what was the darkest songs, and that comes to mind because that took me out of one of the darkest conundrums of my life.
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Painstation comes to mind easily, and for me, personally, Resident Evil 7 was so monumentally anxiety-inducing that I felt like I was being held over some precipice.
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Vivo might not be the first name that comes to mind when you think of major smartphone vendors, but it is one of the world's biggest phone brands.
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The playwright, composer and actor Noël Coward's name may not be the first that comes to mind, but his wit left a mark on all four auteurs' careers.
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When people think of industry-disrupting startups, it's often a certain Bay Area of California that comes to mind, not the snow-covered landscape of the American Midwest.
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Save for a few inclusive exceptions — the Broadway musical Hamilton, which features Black and Latino actors as America's white founding fathers, comes to mind — the answer is no.
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Titled "The Cellar," the episode certainly has a strong romantic undercurrent -- the movie "Somewhere in Time" comes to mind -- courtesy of writer Jessica Sharzer and directed Chris Long.
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When I think of Cor-Ten steel, Richard Serra comes to mind — not Beverly Pepper, though she has also utilized the material in her practice since the 183s.
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The spring season opens with a week of dances by current choreographers, and while some are unavoidably tedious — Mauro Bigonzetti's "Oltremare" comes to mind — there are some treasures.
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Yet, "When I think of Chicago's problems, the first things that comes to mind are the recent murders of black women and girls," Ms. Nolen said to me.
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One idea that comes to mind is banging your hand down on the bed sharply, maybe a specific number of times, kind of like tapping out in wrestling.
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Ecovacs Deebet Ozmo 610 If I think about the technology that has a tangible positive effect on my well-being, my white noise machine immediately comes to mind.
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When you think about talking cars, the first image that comes to mind might very well be the 1980s action classic "Knight Rider" starring David Hasselhoff and KITT.
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There's a series of novels by E. F. Benson about Mapp and Lucia, set in the fictional town of Tilling, which comes to mind as being obscure-ish.
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You know the one thing that comes to mind when I think of her are those first maybe four or five months when she was on the job.
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While financial discussions aren't exactly what comes to mind when you think of a therapy session, the fact is: Money isn't just about numbers — it's a deeply emotional thing.
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Venice, Italy might not be the first city that comes to mind when you think of European cool, but this seaside city is more than just a pretty postcard.
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Lustwerk: The main visual that comes to mind is a room with equipment and speakers in it, but that's 'cause I think about the actual making of the music.
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How else to explain the restrictive diets, the wrinkle creams, or the more bizarre therapies and treatments—cryogenic freezing comes to mind—that people seek out to stay young?
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"When someone speaks of a parent's worst nightmare, only one thing comes to mind," Jamie Elizabeth, a neighbor of the Kings' who started the fundraising page — wrote on Facebook.
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Hip to this legacy, she once used a single word when asked what comes to mind when she hears the names of late black singers like Phyllis Hyman: dead.
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As I am thinking on all of this, my dream comes to mind and I stop and say a silent prayer to God, thanking Him for letting me go.
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"Of course in pointing to the game, planking—this idea of play...the choice for someone to lay down as a game," comes to mind, according to the artist.
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"He says the first thing that comes to mind, he likes to laugh and in spite of everything he's been through, he's still laughing and that makes me happy."
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The Lost Boys in particular comes to mind, where the golly-gee video-store owner who starts dating Corey Haim's mom turns out to be the big-bad vampire.
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A simple red lip comes to mind, but you don't give in to those #basic thoughts, because girl, you know deep down that it's time to try something new.
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Besides women gaining the right to vote, Amelia Earhart flying across the Atlantic, and of course Mickey Mouse, what else comes to mind when thinking of those exuberant '20s?
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Image: Alexandra Angelich (NRAO/AUI/NSF)When we think of dwarf planets, the first thing that comes to mind is obviously the injustice of Pluto getting demoted to one.
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So in return, seeing pink hair on the rapper and actress isn't anything revolutionary — she's had bangs, bobs, butt-length extensions, and any other variation that comes to mind.
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Click here to view original GIFLego sells some impressively large and obscenely expensive models (the $800 Super Star Destroyer comes to mind) but the company does have its limits.
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As I watch the technician meticulously attach the satellite to the platform with parallel aluminum braces bolted into the baseplate, "exciting" is not the word that comes to mind.
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These paintings had an agenda — the intended heroism of Emanuel Leutze's "Washington Crossing the Delaware" (1851) comes to mind —but Birk's contemporary take on this genre is total nihilism.
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" Wrote Zoe Saldana, "I'm trying to be a respectful diligent American rt now but as I start to watch this inauguration- Regression is the word that comes to mind.
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You know you've allowed this to go too far when you reflect on what's important to you and work is all that (or most of what) comes to mind.
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ABU DHABI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When people picture the United Arab Emirates, what likely comes to mind are desert sands, skyscrapers and a blue sea under a shimmering sun.
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Though they have a number of styles, most of us will recognize the Arizona style as the quintessential shoe that comes to mind when we think of the brand.
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When the words "magical realism" are used to define a work of fiction, they're often congratulatory and meant as praise: Italo Calvino comes to mind, and Gabriel Garcia Marquez.
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Other platforms have attempted to use sampling to speed up transactions over distributed systems (Hedera Hashgraph comes to mind), but have been met with limited adoption in the market.
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Park Slope moms are not quite the demographic that comes to mind when one thinks of the campaign to protect immigrants from the long arm of the Trump administration.
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Here, unedited, is the personal essay he submitted that helped him gain admission to Booth's MBA program:Community is the one word that comes to mind when viewing this photo.
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While nonfiction is the genre which likely comes to mind when it comes to self-improvement, even nonfiction is good for broadening your perspective and ability to be creative.
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Children can use the tiles to build whatever comes to mind: a castle, a truck or an abstract tribute to you to demonstrate how much they appreciate the present.
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Instead, the West Coast, perhaps Los Angeles, comes to mind as one sees signs warning motorists that "Hill Blocks View" And many of the neighborhood's houses underscore that impression.
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The Glenn Beck model comes to mind after he and Fox News parted ways in 85033: A subscription model for about $10 per month to view his channel online.
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Customs officials haven't figured out what happened, and obviously one thing that comes to mind is a possible cyber attack, although officials haven't said that's even a working theory.
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When you think of classic English fare served on quaint and breezy coasts, the first thing that comes to mind is likely the untouchable combination of fish and chips.
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In the grand global scheme of things, Portugal isn't usually the first name that comes to mind when you're thinking about your neaxt heavy metal vacation of festival pilgrimage.
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Although subscription boxes may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think about changing those stereotypes, the concept does make a fair amount of sense.
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Bangkok: When you think of Thailand, high tea probably isn't the first thing that comes to mind, but there are some incredible internationally themed high teas around the city.
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It is not the first thing that comes to mind when we get angry at our phone battery, but the subject of energy is weighing on all of society.
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" Rosella Pisanu, MA student, 25, Bologna, Italy "I think the British diet has a lot of meat and the first thing that comes to mind is the English breakfast.
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This will allow you to stay at the top of the mind and when they are ready to talk again, you will be the first that comes to mind.
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"One story that comes to mind is a person whose little brother had autism, and as a result had great difficulty in relating with him," said Mr. Barone, 31.
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"The word that most comes to mind when I think of Clare is 'serenity,' " said Philippe Fortunato, chief executive of Givenchy and the man who hired Ms. Waight Keller.
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On Poetry When you think of American poetry over the past year, the question that comes to mind is: Will Donald Trump limit himself to a single inaugural poet?
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While others designers (Claude Montana comes to mind) drew what could politely be termed inspiration from LeGaspi's metallic disco futurism and forged booming careers, his own trajectory was tragic.
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The thought comes to mind on news that a little-known organization called the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons, or ICAN, has won this year's Nobel Peace Prize.
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As with some many other expensive TV dramas — Hulu's "The Handmaid's Tale" comes to mind — they trade less in action than in quiet conversations, with lots of pregnant pauses.
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A country island, like the Cayman Islands, comes to mind — a cross between ecology, economics of pleasure, a utopian paradise that a furious hurricane hits from time to time.
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When Americans think about alcohol policy, the first thing that comes to mind is probably Prohibition, which effectively banned the manufacture and sale of alcohol from 1920 to 1933.
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The 13-day Cuban missile crisis in October 1962, where the Soviet Union had secretly placed missiles in Cuba — just 90 miles from the US mainland — comes to mind.
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"There are a lot of skaters, but nobody really comes to mind as Mao's successor," said Hiroko Yamaguchi, a 41-year-old secretary watching December's Grand Prix Final in Japan.
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When I think about Motown that gracefully put the spotlight on black music & artists and the CULTURE during black history month… Ummm NO #JLo is not who comes to mind.
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Menaker: The one that comes to mind is we had some parodies of newspaper comic strips [in the chapter on media] that didn't make the cut because of legal reasons.
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She takes them to the bakery in town, where she buys herself a coffee and each of them a doughnut; feeding everyone is the only thing that comes to mind.
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As in most sci-fi worlds — Blade Runner directly comes to mind — sexual and physical violence abounds, and some of the female nudity smacks of early Game of Thrones sexposition.
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You know when they say, "This is where the magic happens," and what comes to mind is a Willy Wonka–esque factory with gigantic, colorful machineries and workers on uppers?
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What his father, John Lennon, and The Beatles did with "A Day in the Life"—a song about newspaper headlines and the madness of the world—quickly comes to mind.
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Now, first thing in the morning, when your creative brain is most attuned, after its subconscious workout while you slept, start writing down whatever comes to mind about those things.
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Whenever I think of Zora Sicher's work, the first image that comes to mind is a young woman in a burgundy swimsuit sitting on the stoop of a Brooklyn brownstone.
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Matchmaking isn't the first thing that comes to mind when deciding how or where to turn for finding love, especially for me, a 24-year-old boy on a budget.
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If an image of a cabinet with impaling spikes lining its interior comes to mind, you've likely been hoodwinked by 19th century art collector Matthew Peacock and philosopher Johann Siebenkees.
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That particular part of the song comes to mind when Adrian Veidt and his servants load the bodies of dead clones onto a catapult and launch them at various trajectories.
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Since Mr. Hely is also lazy enough to favor abundant padding, as well as a hit-or-miss approach, he's ready to include just about anything that comes to mind.
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After making my way through several recent novels written in tiresome hey-look-at-me prose (Emma Cline's "The Girls" comes to mind), "The Wonder" arrived as a welcome relief.
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The African white-backed vulture might not be the first animal that comes to mind when you think of adorable animals, but that doesn't make the birds any less important.
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"When I think of Sierra, only one word comes to mind: She was a lady," Mary Hale, manager of the apartment complex where she lived, told the Los Angeles Times.
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One of the first things that comes to mind is objectification and idealization of Western beauty, which are values I would like to believe the University doesn't want to perpetuate.
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And while Stevenson has delved into familial relationships in the past (Wheel's "Renée," a song about her stepmother, comes to mind), these two are among the most intimate she's written.
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"With Blackburn, the myth of Sisyphus comes to mind," said Christopher Mitchell, Director for Community Broadband Networks at the Institute for Local Self-Reliance and a longtime open internet advocate.
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Now, when Americans think about alcohol policy, the first thing that comes to mind is probably Prohibition, which effectively banned the manufacture and sale of alcohol from 1920 to 1933.
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Some — the choreographer and dancer Alice Sheppard comes to mind — exhibit extraordinary bodily strength and grace while out of their wheelchairs but rely on them to conduct their daily lives.
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Set aside for a moment the fact that similar concerns could have been (and often were) raised about any number of former Justices — Antonin Scalia, in particular, comes to mind.
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And even though it's not the first tool of its type — The HaveIBeenPwned site comes to mind — the Google credentials behind it do make it a little easier to recommend.
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In other instances — the recent dust-up over a gay supporting character in "Beauty and the Beast" comes to mind — online consternation can snowball into a potentially damaging news story.
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And when it comes to a good gift, luggage might not be what immediately comes to mind — but as companies re-evaluate the potential of the sector, things are changing.
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A quote Norris heard somewhere often comes to mind: "Some coaches love winning so much they're willing to change, and some coaches hate change so bad they're willing to lose."
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But, most interestingly, I find that Schulnik is able to take on the history and language of bravura paint handling and scale (Larry Poons comes to mind) without much ceremony.
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There are a lot of stigmas surrounding breast-feeding, but what most often comes to mind is women being shamed for breast-feeding in public (yes, even if you're a celebrity).
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" When I think of all these people piling on President Trump for daring to question their worldview, the pithy phrase of author Nassim Taleb comes to mind: "IYI – Intellectual Yet Idiot.
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When I think about thrift and meat — specifically in the U.S., but increasingly in areas like Europe — the first thing that comes to mind is the devotion folks have to tenderness.
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"Serena always comes to mind first because I always feel that a healthy Serena is still going to beat everybody," said the winner of 18 majors, including six U.S. Open titles.
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As the artist/model daughter of grunge legends Kurt Cobain and Courtney Love, Frances Bean Cobain probably isn't the first name that comes to mind when you think of domestic goddesses.
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"First thing that comes to mind was there was a scene where he and I were in a lawn chair in the backyard by the pool," the Nurse Jackie star said.
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While both are admirable in their own ways, there are few stars who can masterfully try both extra and ordinary looks, but one name in particular comes to mind: Katie Holmes.
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This story comes to mind not so much because of fears of a new cold war, this time with China, but because of the bond market's recent response to such fears.
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Other photographers (the renowned Martin Parr comes to mind), have photographed "ordinary people" and their flaws before, but in this case, the effect isn't one that pokes fun at its subjects.
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"Author" isn't the first occupation that comes to mind when you think of actor William Shatner, comedian Amy Schumer or Lin-Manuel Miranda, a musical mastermind just waiting to break through.
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Wikipedia comes to mind today, but at the time Berners-Lee likened Enquire to the classic text-based game Colossal Cave Adventure (better known as Adventure) and to Apple's Hypercard system.
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In fact, the only one that comes to mind is Crazy & the Brains, and the Jersey boys rock the keys so hard that they're probably the only one the world needs.
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What comes to mind first is all the speculation that I had something to do with the car crash or that I had somehow used any kind of violence on Tiger.
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The second question Rothschild tackles is easily the number-one query that comes to mind for many women: Why do I have to poop so much when I have my period?
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Sidney Lumet's film 12 Angry Men comes to mind as interesting material for adaptation, if the viewer were to be imagined as a juror who lacks free will and narrative voice.
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Similar to a few other indie lingerie companies (New Zealand's Lonely comes to mind), the style is vintage-inspired but body positive and modern, with lots of options in strappy lace.
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I think the fact that ... One that comes to mind, we had an Italian designer who created a design for a rock star and ended up being in Rolling Stone magazine.
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All you have to do is say they run a bank, they own a drug company, or they're in real estate, and right away the Snideley Whiplash image comes to mind.
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When you think of "stalkerware," what comes to mind is probably a spy-movie hacker planting chips on shoes or placing tiny video cameras on flies that hover around their targets.
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Actress Hometown: London, UK The one that comes to mind is actually one of the first records that I bought when I started to study electronic music in a deeper context.
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"When I think of Tapestry the first thing that comes to mind is my college dorm room, where I hung tapestries," said Ariana Moshref, a 23-year-old in San Francisco.
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The best answer that comes to mind is to heal some of the wounds of the 2628 campaign, by bringing in someone who was certainly no fan of then-candidate Trump.
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Professor Cornel West, a persistent Obama critic, recently told talk show host Bill Maher that "the word integrity is not the first word that comes to mind" when talking about Clinton.
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The old saw about imitation being the sincerest form of flattery isn't really true for remakes — find something fresh, or go home — yet imitation is what mostly comes to mind here.
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By Jonathan Matthew Smucker, co-founder of Beyond the Choir and author of Hegemony How-To: A Roadmap for Radicals What comes to mind when we think of "activism" or "activists"?
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They're not the only walk-up windows in the state—Big Oak Drive-In & Bar-B-Q comes to mind—but they're certainly the most iconic to forgo indoor seating entirely.
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Violet Cowden, who also died in 2011, comes to mind: She helped ferry supplies for American troops in World War II as a member of the stateside Women Airforce Service Pilots.
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If the polarized are who comes to mind when Americans imagine a partisan, it is no wonder these Americans aren't excited about that new in-law who supports the other party.
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For many Americans, if there is an image that comes to mind when they think about that amendment, it is the musket in the hands of minutemen at Lexington and Concord.
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That comes to mind if you've seen satellite loops of Hurricane Dorian put up on social media by Dakota Smith, a meteorologist and scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research.
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Earlier this summer, the public outcry against the arrest of the journalist Ivan Golunov based on planted drugs comes to mind, or recent outrage over the use of torture in Russia.
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When we think about the best place to find cheap beauty products, the red carpet of a star-studded awards show is probably not the first venue that comes to mind.
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The bilingual "The Farewell" comes to mind, which won the Independent Spirit award for best feature and garnered Awkwafina a Golden Globe for Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy or Musical.
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When reflecting on the books that have influenced her the career the most, Jean-Baptiste tells CNBC Make It Adam Grant's "Originals: How Non-Conformists Move the World," comes to mind.
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Some have flocked to other ancient wisdoms — the astrology explosion among young women comes to mind — while others have found other paths to community and purpose: niche fandoms, or political activism.
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S. I Love You in particular comes to mind.) It's the story of a star-crossed romance between surfer college student Hinako (voiced by Rina Kawaei) and firefighter Minato (Ryota Katayose).
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As we're seeing, his malignant character is emboldening some, while it's causing others — the Republican leadership comes to mind — to briefly speak out (at best) before returning to silence and acquiescence.
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New Look is one of the first names that comes to mind for market participants fretting about the future of British retail against the backdrop of Brexit uncertainty and declining consumer confidence.
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What do you think of those on the left — the intellectual Cornel West comes to mind — who have accused Obama of outright war crimes because he carried out so many drone strikes?
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Extreme cold isn't necessarily what comes to mind when people think about climate change, but some evidence suggests that these kinds of cold snaps could become more common as the climate warms.
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"Kellyanne comes to mind as another suggestion, Though not in the interview portions, / For she'd bulldoze her judge in the midst of a question, With alternative facts and distortions," the book reads.
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It's not immediately clear where all the incoming energy will be channeled, whether it be sent straight to the grid or stored in large batteries (Tesla's large battery backup comes to mind).
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For example, in 2012, Gilead counted more than $100 million of stock-based compensation toward its R&D expenses — not exactly the clinical trial or research lab work that comes to mind.
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But what's often left out of the current defense of racist speech is that the First Amendment does not protect people from saying just any vile, racist thing that comes to mind.
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It might also help to remind his fellow "white rights" activists that they don't have a right to spew every hateful thought that comes to mind when marching through the nation's capital.
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The first thing that usually comes to mind is a cheater app running on the host machine, which in today's tech age is not the only, nor most effective, way to cheat.
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How to go about remixing the Kathy Brown house classic "Turn Me Out," a track so heavily sampled (Tessela's "Hackney Parrot VIP" the first that comes to mind) that reinvention seems impossible.
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Here's the million dollar question that comes to mind when watching the markets this week: Are we seeing a healthy dip, or is this the moment when the Trump rally gets derailed.
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Out of all America's great culinary destinations, Kansas might not be the first place that comes to mind, but David Baldwin, its director of operations and a Wisconsin native, had an explanation.
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Romance might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, but we can guarantee that by the end of this story, you'll reconsider.
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Nowadays, you can't discuss any sort of looming disaster of an event — the scrapped Woodstock 50 concert this past summer comes to mind — without someone evoking Fyre Festival as a cautionary tale.
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It's a far cry from what comes to mind when you think of communal living circa the 1970s, where participants lived among tens, sometimes hundreds, of others and had very few expenses.
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Like other wildly popular disrupters (Theranos, the blood-testing company that is now under siege, comes to mind), Lending Club had a star-studded board and a concept that made investors swoon.
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Though there are native plants as fragrant in the evening — linden comes to mind — generally speaking, New Yorkers need only follow their noses to the ubiquitous Japanese honeysuckle to find the source.
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So then you went from making a film in your home with Lotta, to creating a full-length feature in sunny L.A. The first thing that comes to mind is: bigger budget.
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In terms of being in Canada, the term colonizer, colonization, comes to mind... I think settler is a nice way to say 'colonization' because they didn't settle here in a nonviolent way.
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That's the image that comes to mind because, for all the theatricality of Fern's other projects, Vatican Shadow is the space in which he explores the grimly dehumanizing everyday of religious fanaticism.
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The only parallel that comes to mind, he said, was when House Republicans kept the vote open for three hours to twist arms and approve prescription-drug coverage for Medicare in 2003.
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Mr. Spicer tossed off his share of falsehoods (a dubious claim about crowd size comes to mind), but he could never quite conceal the strain of life as President Trump's press secretary.
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High-end fashion might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think about online shopping, but it has actually been a ripe market for the e-commerce industry.
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One-Pot Braised Chicken With Coconut Milk, Tomato and Ginger Braised chicken is not the first dish that comes to mind when racking my brain for quick dinner ideas at 4 p.m.
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So do most representations of the theater in other mediums; with few exceptions — Louis Malle's "Vanya on 42nd Street" comes to mind — it's less about diligence and intelligence than magic and mania.
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Ambassador Chris Stevens, holed up in a Benghazi hotel, comes to mind, talking to me without illusions about the tiny chance for greater representation and freedom in Arab societies as dictatorships crumbled.
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The strongest emotion that comes to mind when celebrating 25 years in the fashion business is pride that my team and I have managed to survive all this time, considering the hardships.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Colors might not be the first thing that comes to mind when considering the work of Glenn Ligon, who explores race, sexuality, and identity through language.
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The first thing that comes to mind is when, one night, during peak hours, my boss came up to me and told me to stop whatever I was doing and follow him.
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If you're looking for a market with smartphone sales growth potential then India usually comes to mind, but the market is moving forward with much promise in Indonesia, the world's fourth largest country.
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"I think anyone that knows me would say without a doubt it's one of the first things that comes to mind," says the 37-year-old of his quest to protect the environment.
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If this had been done, I keep saying, to Loretta Lynch or going back to Janet Reno, I don&apost know why she comes to mind, but really going back -- ARROYO: Donna Shalala.
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"The imagery that comes to mind for critics is of a traditional unimaginative organization rather than a dynamic intelligent one," Rajan wrote in a memo to the RBI's 17,000 staff seen by Reuters.
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The aphorism "it's about the journey, not the destination" comes to mind, and indeed, with high-stakes innovation competitions designed to encourage pursuit of extra-planetary exploration, it seems like an apt statement.
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Microsoft's 2012 Surface Touch Cover comes to mind, but it's worth noting that it didn't have any haptic feedback — a critical component — and it wasn't nearly as flexible as a touchscreen would be.
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One movie, TV show, and song at a time, we are redefining and reimagining the picture that comes to mind when we think of a love story or a coming-of-age experience.
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Farming is hardly the first thing that comes to mind as a source of job creation and entrepreneurship, said Brendon Martens of Wouldn't It Be Cool (WIBC), an innovation incubator leading the effort.
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Another example that comes to mind is that of the phantom in The Phantom of the Opera, who kills people and stalks Christine but somehow manages to still come off as eerily seductive.
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And there's the basic problem that grocery delivery is a new and unfamiliar concept for many customers, and Amazon isn't the first name that comes to mind when people think about getting groceries.
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Some of those decision victories were gifts—the win over Ross Pearson comes to mind—and he always weathers heaps of damage, like the time Martin Kampmann diced his face into tuna carpaccio.
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Jacob T. Swinney writes in his analysis of Fincher's close ups:The extreme close-up may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of David Fincher's unique visual aesthetic.
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That explains why we remember recent events better than ones from long ago, and why when a certain memory comes to mind, we tend to recall events that occurred around the same time.
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Another example that comes to mind is the #HireAlex campaign – it was a very energized social media drive to get hired in digital marketing, undertaken by a student at University of Wisconsin, Madison.
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Our two Greek God-inspired super spies similarly find themselves somewhere between two polar extremes when they decide to collaborate for the greater good (the expression "playing for both teams" comes to mind).
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This cringeworthy episode comes to mind because Adapt is again on the front lines of activism — fighting for everyone's right to health care during the Republican's efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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Image courtesy of Getty Images Image courtesy of Getty Images When we recall modern historical policies that were perfectly legal in their intention to target minority groups, Jim Crow certainly comes to mind.
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When many of us hear "manuka honey," the first thing that comes to mind is the episode of Broad City in which Abby is high on pain medication and goes to Whole Foods.
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Jim Spence Williamsburg, Va. To the Sports Editor: Re "Doctor Faulted on C.T.E. Will Retire," July 21: After reading of the retirement of Dr. Elliot J. Pellman, one word comes to mind: malpractice.
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Until then, though, "The Punisher" drifts along at an uneven, at-times sluggish pace, which has been an issue with the lesser lights ("Iron Fist" comes to mind) in the Marvel-Netflix collaboration.
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Travel — because it's maybe the only time in your life when you'll be able toAnother benefit that comes to mind for Chung was the travel opportunities that Stanford offered to its MBA students.
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And it's true that occasionally my husband and I scan the local headlines — coverage of the relentless assault on Planned Parenthood comes to mind — and ask ourselves whether we should be packing up.
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When we look at our multi-functional smartphones and computers, connecting with loved ones isn't always the first thing that comes to mind the way it did with an old-school home telephone.
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While a couple of the allegations were minor — "creepy af in the dms" comes to mind — most were serious, with rape, sexual assault, sexual harassment, and physical violence littering the "alleged misconduct" column.
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Q. & A. Benedict Arnold's name might be the first that comes to mind when we think of treason not just because he was a traitor, but because he was such an unlikely one.
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BRUSSELS — Ask many people what comes to mind when they think of Brussels, and chances are they'll say the European Union, NATO, wonderful chocolate shops and arguably the world's best moules et frites.
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After all, of all the adjectives used to describe him over the years, patient — no matter how many times he wants to use the word — is not the first that comes to mind.
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Even if you've been following teen social-media horror stories—the recent case of an Ohio girl live-streaming her friend's rape comes to mind—Sales's book makes for an urgent, dispiriting portrait.
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Ripley: Is there any specific example that comes to mind where you felt like women were thinking, approaching the same problem, maybe coming to the same conclusion, with a little bit different approach?
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Merino wool is unlikely to be the first material that comes to mind when you think of workout gear, but that's just the sort of innovative thinking that makes Olivers' clothes so comfortable.
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Republican voters may not be the first constituency that comes to mind when thinking of people who support the legalization of marijuana in the US — but now they do, for the first time.
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GL: One example that comes to mind is Norway's system, where prison terms are capped at 21 years but perhaps a judge can add a few years at the end of the term.
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When thinking heavy duty content, the Pro is no longer the only iPad that comes to mind — 4K video editing, 1080p streaming, and augmented reality games are all a go on the new Air.
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The Emma Stone Aloha mess comes to mind — as does the outrage over Scarlett Johansson being cast as a key character in the screen adaptation of the Japanese manga series Ghost in the Shell.
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The most popular was buying or selling second-hand goods online, followed by faster delivery services — which is perhaps not what comes to mind for most people when you say the phrase 'sharing economy'.
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A 'safe' target for outrage Turner may not be the face that comes to mind when you think of a sex offender, but that's another way he undermined the narrative of sexual assault cases.
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If the image of a personal meat pie the size of your fist immediately comes to mind, think again—Shmakov's coulibiak is as large as a salmon and glimmers with butter on every scale.
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In other words, when your friend asks you for a curling-iron recommendation, the first thing that comes to mind is probably a $300 wand... which when you think about it, is criminally insane.
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Freeform has grown-ish, and the Ivy League-set Netflix series Dear White People comes to mind — but it's definitely less common for shows to portray university journeys than it is high school shenanigans.
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Making changes to an established, popular canon has led to great things (the first example that comes to mind is Batman: The Animated Series' creation of Harley Quinn), but it's considered a dangerous move.
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There have been some praiseworthy assists this season—Auston Matthews setting up Leo Komarov comes to mind—but the combination of coordination, focus, and stick skill required to execute this is off the charts.
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It's meant to simulate the act of writing under extreme pressure, and it definitely works so long as you're willing to write some pure nonsense in the event nothing of substance comes to mind.
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It's the first thing that comes to mind for Eric Roberge, a CFP and founder of Beyond Your Hammock, when asked what he sees as the biggest mistake people make when saving for retirement.
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Obviously, that isn't necessarily an either-or proposition, and there are plenty of first-rate shows -- "Better Call Saul" comes to mind -- that benefit from spooning out story at a slow but steady clip.
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"Country House", a song released by Blur in 1995, comes to mind, describing the leisured life of a modern-day nouveau-riche on his landed estate who is "reading Balzac and knocking back Prozac".
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CO: The visual influences for Valhalla come from a lot of places, but if I have to be specific, the main work that comes to mind is Ghost in the Shell, alongside Bubblegum Crisis.
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Surprised to learn that Barry Jenkins's "Moonlight" (which has been eight years in the making) comes to mind when Mr. Scott is asked about the hands-down, best, must-see movie of the season?
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At the same time, "The Shape of Water" indulges in a few questionable flourishes (a somewhat jarring fantasy sequence comes to mind), and at times feels like it's treading water before its finishing kick.
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One doesn't have to defend her decisions to suggest that men who have made similar choices in similar situations — former Secretary of State Colin Powell comes to mind — have been spared this sweeping judgment.
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The unveiling of the AirBnb logo — and the immediate mockery — comes to mind, or the recent logo for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics that was scrapped due to plagiarism after an outpouring of public complaints.
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The net result was a show punctuated by powerful highlights (the abortion episode comes to mind), more notable for how cleverly it pivoted by playing to the social-media age than the drama itself.
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But is Kidman the actress who comes to mind when you think of someone who plays the same role again and again, who never challenges the audience and only gives them what they expect?
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There are designers who have been leading this charge for years — Stella McCartney comes to mind — but often, shopping sustainably means paying more (which is likely one reason it hasn't yet been broadly adopted).
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That's the word that comes to mind for THE WOMAN IN THE BLUE CLOAK (Atlantic Monthly, $22), a short but quite beautifully told story about two women by the South African author Deon Meyer.
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I'm not sure exactly when it became an instrument of personal or political self-dealing, though Bill Clinton's disgraceful pardon of Marc Rich just as he was leaving office in 2001 comes to mind.
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"He's kind of an amalgamation of a lot of different figures who were that successful, but Johnny Mathis comes to mind," confirmed star Rachel Brosnahan when she spoke to Refinery29 at the Maisel junket.
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And yet, while some of those movable parts would like to remain — Jose Reyes comes to mind — Yoenis Cespedes, the one immovable object on the Mets' roster, apparently wants to finish his career elsewhere.
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The first term that comes to mind is "pigeon management" — meaning a manager who flies in from out of nowhere, squawks a lot, shits all over everything, and then flies off into the distance.
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We might even be flies on the wall, a phrase that comes to mind when I notice the unlikely presence of a stuffed spider, propped above a lamp in one corner of the room.
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Now, "football" might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of the heritage jewelry company, but the brand tapped Lady Gaga, the show's halftime headliner, to front the ad spot.
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"The most recent one that comes to mind is a week ago or so when we went to Palm Springs and Saint, my little grandson, we discovered he might be allergic to grass," she said.
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The product description says it "adds a glamorous note to your festive decorations," and while "glamorous" is about the last adjective that comes to mind, this frankfurter will certainly add some character to your room.
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Like members of movements before it (the Women's March comes to mind), some of the most vocal Juggalos don't know how to weave race, gender, and sexual orientation into their activism as an underrepresented group.
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From starting drama with Wiz Khalifa (which was resolved) to sharing thoughts about his opulent life (remember the marble conference tables tweet?) to just ranting about whatever comes to mind, he is nothing but entertaining.
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For many, the first thing that comes to mind when thinking of Sicily is the mafia, thanks in part to the popularity of both Mario Puzo's book The Godfather and Francis Ford Coppola's film franchise.
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The work of Wojciech Fangor comes to mind; his blurry, dichromatic circular paintings From an art historical angle, the black hole resembles something modernist, like a Color-field painting or a piece of Op art.
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"Practical" might not be the first (or even fifteenth) word that comes to mind when you think of Rihanna, but the star clearly had functionality on the brain when designing her Fenty Beauty Match Stix.
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This might seem normal, as the fiasco is still the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Simpson, but that shouldn't be the case, just under a decade-and-a-half later.
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While it may not be the first impact that comes to mind, the possibility that heat waves can cause air travel disruptions has been apparent to experts in the climate and transportation industries for years.
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"Another poll that sort of comes to mind, though, that looked at [Generation Z] and looked at millennials, saw that there was more interest in government having an active role in addressing problems," she said.
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It's odd, though, that a number of designers toss women's wear into the mix during their men's shows (Dsquared comes to mind), and when they do, the eye just edits out the stuff for women.
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"Syringe services programs aren't necessarily the first thing that comes to mind when you think about a Republican health secretary, but we're in a battle between sickness and health, between life and death," Azar said.
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He certainly had his excessive stretches — the endless torture of Theon comes to mind — but at his "best" Ramsay represented the sort of toxic, immoral behavior dynastic power structures can enable and at times reward.
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And in rare instances when a guest isn't willing to bare all — Stevie Wonder comes to mind — Mr. Stern can take a little too long to grasp that sex and personal income questions aren't working.
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Rage is not the first feeling that comes to mind when the Sun is in creative, dreamy Cancer; however, watch out on July 2, when warrior planet Mars opposes the lord of the underworld, Pluto.
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In recent years, Broadway has conditioned audiences to expect either high-budget remakes with canned messages and blatant crowd-pandering (last season's Spongebob comes to mind) or high-budget sophistication à la Dear Evan Hansen.
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SW: The first thing that comes to mind, is that we could be quite a souvenir style bookshop and prioritize mass-market selling books at a huge discount and sell keychain and postcards or whatever.
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The first thing that comes to mind with a clue like "Toil and trouble" is probably the witches in the "Scottish play," but taken just as they are, they are indeed both synonyms for WOES.
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But class is the last word that comes to mind when we think of this gold-plated presidency in which President Trump's company charges the Secret Service to use golf carts at Mar-a-Lago.
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That several were treated shabbily — Don Chaney's being escorted from the building one night after he showed up to coach comes to mind — is obfuscated by Dolan's general rap for equal-opportunity mistreatment of employees.
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Marissa's suggestions: Leather and suede, money and power When we think of Saturn, the planetary ruler of Capricorn and Aquarius, the word "cool" comes to mind—and so does the dichotomy of luxury and frugality.
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If any of these seven skills jumped out at you, or a previous scenario when one of these skills should have been implemented comes to mind, then it is time to work on that skill.
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While there have been a few lauded ties in American sports — the Harvard-Yale 29-29 game of 1968 comes to mind — the most famous ties got that way because of dissatisfaction with the outcome.
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In Homecoming, this is especially apparent in his method of distinguishing between the show's timelines, which borrows from other time-traveling dramas (the recent Korean TV series Signal comes to mind) by switching aspect ratios.
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"When you hear the word radicalization, what usually comes to mind is young people turning to Islamic fundamentalism," academic researchers Alice Marwick and Becca Lewis wrote on the site Select/All days before the killing.
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You know, it comes to mind because I was on the opposite side that people talk about Wayne Gretzky or Michael Jordan as knowing where the puck or the ball was going before it gets there.
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When you hear the word "robot," the first thing that probably comes to mind is a silvery humanoid, à la The Day the Earth Stood Still or C-3PO (more golden, I guess, but still metallic).
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When you think of Kunis' red carpet vibes, chances are it's her smoky eye that comes to mind, but there are a few subtle things she wears on the regular that you might not have noticed.
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You know those polls where they ask you to provide the first thing that comes to mind when you hear "Hillary Clinton," which then produces a word cloud with 80 tiny phrases orbiting the word "emails"?
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