Click through for some of the pieces we're currently coveting.
|
|
She has more than hinted at coveting Israel's highest office.
|
|
He accused Iran of coveting dominance of the Muslim world.
|
|
Yet he might not be alone in coveting the investment manager.
|
|
Want those snazzy neon green and pink Switch controllers you've been coveting?
|
|
It certainly isn't because I am coveting your snack by any means.
|
|
Each category, from nonfiction to thrillers and sports, has something worth coveting.
|
|
Click through to see all the spring styles we're coveting for sizes 14+.
|
|
Haley is widely viewed as coveting Tillerson's position, which she has flatly denied.
|
|
Does my aversion to militarization and violence outweigh my coveting of gender equality?
|
|
Watch CNBC's first look into the technology people will be coveting this year.
|
|
I order pasta on Postmates because I have been coveting it all day.
|
|
Did you grow up coveting the bonnets on "Little House on the Prairie"?
|
|
That won't stop me from coveting it, or dreaming of watching Daredevil on it.
|
|
But not every tech firm is lucky enough to have Mr Nadella coveting it.
|
|
Each week, we're sharing things we are eating, wearing, listening to or coveting now.
|
|
Russia's coveting of the eastern oil market dates to the middle of the last decade.
|
|
And well-run programmes have monitored pariah states suspected of coveting the deadliest of weapons.
|
|
That iPhone X that everyone's coveting is $999 – and that's just for the base model.
|
|
If you're coveting these throwback accessories, the good news is that they're not totally unaffordable.
|
|
Most of the items we're coveting are under $100, so they won't break the bank.
|
|
I've also found labels that I'd never before thought of coveting, but now really do.
|
|
Her husband, far from coveting Breath of the Wild, was conquering Spain in Europa Universalis.
|
|
That's because it claimed the name Macedonia could imply it's coveting Greek territory and heritage.
|
|
Narrative was indirectly powered by the coveting of clothes as visual representation of having 'made it'.
|
|
Each week, we'll be sharing five things we are eating, wearing, listening to or coveting now.
|
|
This asymmetrical ereader will give you deja vu if you've been coveting the pricey Kindle Oasis.
|
|
But every once in a while, we find ourselves coveting an outfit donned by someone much younger.
|
|
One last stop to Lou & Grey, where I buy some Machete earrings that I've been coveting ($23).
|
|
Just as Chrissy admired Kim's pregnancy looks, the reality star admitted to coveting her BFF's mommy bod.
|
|
Been coveting your friend's Vitamix, but haven't been able to justifying spending almost $400 on a blender?
|
|
Pinterest users are currently coveting home items like llama bed sheets, llama throw pillows, and llama lamps.
|
|
Check out the standout pieces we're coveting ahead, along with Huntington-Whiteley's carefree styling advice for each.
|
|
Anderson — who calls her method "designing" rather than just training — discourages her clients from coveting celebrity bodies.
|
|
Maybe you've never been particularly fond of your month's birthstone, coveting May's emerald or September's sapphire instead.
|
|
It's a fine line between this coveting of fame and fanning those flames of certain people's fame.
|
|
But she came away from the experience coveting Nintendo's new cardboard creations and plotting a Switch purchase.
|
|
Namely, let's stop coveting big careers as the pinnacle of human fulfillment when the losses incurred are great.
|
|
While the list of everything we're coveting is long, there's one $10 item that's already become our favorite.
|
|
When Frank arrived, he took advantage of the situation and raped Beverly Jean after coveting her for ages.
|
|
Ahead, we found the trendiest workout clothing and gear that your fitness-fanatic friends have probably been coveting.
|
|
Economists are sometimes accused of having "physics envy"—that is, of coveting the precision of the hard sciences.
|
|
This is your best chance to snag the outdoor gear you've been coveting all summer for unbelievable prices.
|
|
Here are 2199 essential gifts for giving, getting, and coveting this holiday season, all picked by WIRED's editors.
|
|
The 1995 teen film is ridiculously quotable, and we're still coveting Cher's iconic closet (and her entire wardrobe).
|
|
While none of these teams are openly coveting Sherman, the Saints have been looking for help at cornerback.
|
|
The 32-year-old Swarzak is the type of versatile, hard-throwing reliever that the Mets were coveting.
|
|
But what fans are coveting are details on the engine trickery employed to make more efficient razor-sharp power.
|
|
It's the perfect spring transition shoe for everyone that's been loving (or coveting) the Spirit Boot all winter long.
|
|
They have used pitch-framing data to evaluate catchers, coveting ones who excel at getting borderline pitches called strikes.
|
|
If you ever found yourself coveting items from the Mad Men set, June might just be your lucky month.
|
|
Wealth Matters Like other men with a passion for watches, Cade Mlodinoff began his obsession by coveting one model.
|
|
Not only is it faster, but it results in the cool L.A.-style (err, Scandinavia-style) waves we've been coveting.
|
|
But the nursery we're most coveting from Antonelli's repertoire is one she designed for Alexa and Carlos PenaVega's son Ocean.
|
|
Whether it's a Marc Jacob's smartwatch or a deliciously kissable pair of lips that you're coveting, resistance is basically futile.
|
|
We're exploring the relationship between the player and the Ghost in terms of Light, and Ghaul's coveting of the Light.
|
|
We learned how to go without, but that didn't stop me from coveting every single thing I could not have.
|
|
Johnson by tempestuously coveting her job and knavishly conspiring to get it while also making endless, eye-watering diplomatic gaffes.
|
|
But see for yourself below, and don't be surprised if you suddenly find yourself coveting a spot in her squad.
|
|
So now we can stop coveting Rihanna's style and acknowledge how her approach to it has changed the game, instead.
|
|
I&aposd been coveting it for some time because I knew the developmental advantages of having a pretend play station.
|
|
As challenging as these top firms may be to get into, that doesn&apost stop people from coveting a spot.
|
|
Who knew we'd be coveting a three-piece look (blazer, skirt, and cape) in black, yellow, white and grey check?
|
|
It also reminded me of La Perla's Neoprene Desire bodysuit that I was seriously coveting, but for a lot less money.
|
|
I grew up eating them, coveting them, tossing them into my mouth covered in salt while they were still too hot.
|
|
Extensions can help you create the long braids you've been coveting and a tight crop can be nothing short of liberating.
|
|
Another figure that I'm coveting actually made its debut earlier this year as a San Diego Comic-Con exclusive: Grand Admiral Thrawn.
|
|
GOT fans, coveting the HBO show's direwolves, have been buying the closest animal they can find to the striking fictional canines: Huskies.
|
|
These features are all worth coveting, but the item Khloé says she wants from her mom's place might be the most appealing.
|
|
So if you've been coveting one the year's best mid-range DSLRs and wished it was smaller and lighter than get excited.
|
|
I am in no way oblivious to the historical context of non-Black women coveting Black men as embodiment of "othered" exoticness.
|
|
So I've spent years assuming Mercedes' excellence without really coveting it, as I've dallied with BMWs, Porsches, Audis, Lexuses, and so on.
|
|
This trend—coveting thy neighbor's husband—also bears out in Pornhub's most popular gay porn "categories," which are broader than individual search terms.
|
|
Both companies are also coveting live-streaming video ad dollars and building virtual reality technology, largely seen as the platforms of the future.
|
|
Ahead, see which beauty products take the cake in your hometown and also check out what items ladies and gents countrywide are coveting.
|
|
With Foles's value at its highest, and teams around the N.F.L. coveting him, the Eagles did not trade him in the off-season.
|
|
The Kardashian-Jenner women are known for having some pretty spectacular homes, and Khloe Kardashian is not above coveting her clan's high-end spaces.
|
|
I could almost, almost, see myself coveting this—something I haven't done since my Motorola Atrix was the most disappointing phone I ever purchased.
|
|
On an earlier visit, I'd tried on the Rick Owens pair I'd been coveting online — Arizonas in gray calf hair with extended straps ($420).
|
|
Outside actors, such as Iran and Russia, coveting control of the kingdom's oil wealth and influence over the Islamic holy cities, would rush in.
|
|
Experts say it's OK to splurge on yourself upfront, whether it's for a new car, new house, overseas vacation or something else you've been coveting.
|
|
Instead of coveting nice cars and big homes, millennials seek out experiences, such as vacations and concerts, that they can post about on social media.
|
|
Critics lamented that colleges made a public show of worrying about injuries and fatalities while privately coveting the money and publicity the sport could provide.
|
|
You made the leap to get the pixie/bob/bangs haircut you've been coveting ever since you saw it on that girl on the subway.
|
|
But social media – specifically Instagram, which promotes the coveting of beautiful covers on hashtags such as #bookstagram – is putting a new emphasis on cover aesthetics.
|
|
Admiring Shaw's game from afar and coveting that abrasive element, the Canadiens traded for him last summer and signed him to a six-year contract.
|
|
And this season we're coveting their Limited Edition Shimmer Scrub, $19.50, which imparts a subtle sheen on the skin that doesn't transfer onto our favorite outfits.
|
|
Cowboy Dinner Tree's hinterland home and the rambling it takes to get there mimic that effect, coupled by the fact the food is actually worth coveting.
|
|
Maybe they're guilty of, say, coveting you, and maybe the covetousness is all your fault, a result of having gotten so close in the first place.
|
|
"I absolutely believe that StockX has changed the game," said Woodward, who uses the company's app to check the latest price fluctuations on shoes he's coveting.
|
|
Those who have been coveting a Dyson Supersonic hair dryer or Airwrap, get excited — this is your big chance to finally get one with added savings.
|
|
Every so often, though, a curveball of a must-have comes along, and we find ourselves feeling thrown off by a garment that suddenly everyone is coveting.
|
|
For some reason, none of this year's top 11 decor pins includes the mermaid skeleton we're currently coveting, but hey, maybe we're just ahead of the curve.
|
|
"Dekalog: Six," on the theme of not coveting thy neighbor's wife, observes a shy postal worker who spies on a woman who lives in his housing complex.
|
|
Coveting their hold on the Missouri trade in beaver pelts, and "because of their immense power", President Thomas Jefferson wanted Lewis and Clark to win their allegiance.
|
|
So, if you've been coveting this street style famous denim style and only want to pay a fraction of the price, you've found your match right here.
|
|
While there are a multitude of dress trends we're coveting this summer, we're finding ourselves re-falling for a simple style that's far from new: the belted shirtdress.
|
|
But the new gradient of hair color we're coveting now is cream soda blonde — and trust us, as the air gets colder, you're about to see it everywhere.
|
|
In January, the Chicago Fire made Harrison the No. 1 pick in the M.L.S. draft but traded him to New York City F.C., which had been coveting him.
|
|
Motorola's Moto X used to be one of the most desirable Android phones, right up there with the Samsung Galaxy, but it hasn't been worth coveting for years.
|
|
The backdrop: For decades, Greece has been outraged over the former Yugoslav republic's use of the name Macedonia, claiming it implies that it's coveting Greek territory and heritage.
|
|
If increasing your emergency fund is of top priority, you may have to pass on dining out so often or skip on buying the shoes you've been coveting.
|
|
Chris learns that the white people around him are coveting his body and would like nothing more than to try it on as a kind of second skin.
|
|
Of course, no exploration of Kim's beauty history would be complete without that game-changing collarbone-length lob we've been coveting since her Met Gala appearance earlier this May.
|
|
Dease is apparently angry that people are seeing and coveting his work, but most other artists, in whatever medium, would die, rather than kill, for the reception he receives.
|
|
Minik Rosing, a Greenland-born geologist, noted the irony in a man who once called global warming a "hoax" coveting territory that owes its rising value to melting snows.
|
|
Spike Feresten and Jerry Seinfeld visit the Amelia Island Concours d'Élégance in Florida, where a classic-car aficionado is coveting Mr. Seinfeld's 1974 Porsche 911 Carrera 3.0 IROC RSR.
|
|
Dany's final monologue with Jon in the throne room, minutes after having marveled at the Iron Throne she spent so long coveting, feels like it was written for another character.
|
|
But if you're sick of the shape or silhouette you've been bundling up in since November, click through for five styles we're currently coveting, from fuzzy textures to classic trenches.
|
|
So you finally got the cut you've been coveting for what seems like forever, but about three months into your new 'do, you realize you desperately miss your long hair.
|
|
I think all of those questions are intrinsic with Rare Weaves, and it speaks to what I'm doing, and in a larger sense, why people are coveting more novel goods.
|
|
But I remember coveting the Nt Mini and I sure am tempted to pre-order one of these (far cheaper) suckers and dig up all of my old SNES carts.
|
|
Below, you'll find the list of organizations to donate to (and the discount codes to match), and ahead, you'll find a selection of pieces from the brand we're currently coveting.
|
|
As for adultery and coveting others, he's bragged about cheating on the mother of his children in one interview, and outlined his methods for hitting on married women in another.
|
|
These are strange days in the Kansas City area, where locals accustomed to coveting other teams' quarterbacks are savoring a sensation rarer than a vegetarian at Gates Bar-B-Q.
|
|
Largely a consequence of hardware business models geared towards profiting from pushing for clockwork yearly upgrades cycle — and slimmer hardware is one way to get buyers coveting your next device.
|
|
Several Chinese aluminum companies, including Aluminum Corp of China, or Chinalco, and Henan Shenhuo, have been drawn to Yunnan, coveting access to cleaner hydropower for the energy-intensive smelting process.
|
|
Various shapes and colors of the '80s-style earrings were seen strutting down the Spring 25.993 runways at shows like Balenciaga, Altuzarra and Missoni and we've been coveting them ever since.
|
|
But now the reality star is bringing her space-age aesthetic to sunglasses, giving us all a taste of what cutting-edge trend hounds will be coveting for years to come.
|
|
But the movie is not only about hating oneself and coveting other people's selves, although Ingrid undoubtedly wishes she could chew and swallow every last piece of her IG crush's life.
|
|
But as these Korean skin-care innovations typically do, they won us over — and it wasn't long before we started coveting them as much as we do our Tom Ford lipsticks.
|
|
But Butler will be coveted by teams looking for a sidekick for existing playoff talent, including the Los Angeles Lakers, a team coveting veteran leaders who play both ends of the court.
|
|
In the Lenny essay, Sidibe recounts the story of going to a Chanel store near her house in Chicago to pick up a pair of glasses from the brand she'd been coveting.
|
|
By the end, we found ourselves coveting her quirky accessories, so we watched the video a few too many times to figure out how to get her look, or mainly, her stuff.
|
|
In an increasingly unstable world, with terrorism, heightened international tensions and non-nuclear countries coveting the bomb, he says, the risk is that this metal of mass annihilation will be used again.
|
|
With all the pressures, few potential candidates would admit to coveting the job despite its annual salary of around $640,000 and perks that include a colonial-era mansion in the heart of the city.
|
|
Between its basket bags, button-up shirts just begging to be tied into crop tops, and one-of-a-kind dresses, it's basically selling the original versions of all the pieces you're currently coveting.
|
|
Kevin got it (likely) weeks before his dad died, and started coveting the prized possession when he was eight years old, as "Number One," shows with a flashback of the Pearson home, pre-fire.
|
|
Here's Everything You Need to Know in One Minute "For the holiday party I'm hosting with EBTH, we're doing a White Elephant gift exchange of unique items I've been curating and coveting," he says.
|
|
Whether you shopped your heart out on Black Friday or you're gearing up for tomorrow's Cyber Monday sales, Amazon just gave you a reason to grab the designer jeans you've been coveting right now.
|
|
Starrah recalled following the studio work of The-Dream, Ester Dean, James Fauntleroy and Frank Ocean (then known as Lonny Breaux) on blogs as a teenager and coveting their credits more than the spotlight.
|
|
I find myself thanking Alexa absent-mindedly when using my Echo, but I'd never consider Amazon's virtual assistant a companion, per se; with Kuri, I find myself already coveting its affection even without owning one.
|
|
Boxing aficionados have been coveting this fight since Canelo won a unanimous decision over Miguel Cotto in 2015, and its announcement following Alvarez's recent win over Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. sent the sport into hysterics.
|
|
But the lofts that once defined the cityscape were eventually abandoned by businesses, left to artists and homeowners coveting more space, and were no longer favored by city officials who saw them as outdated relics.
|
|
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Pristinely kept and replete with beautiful objects, the domestic spaces that Becky Suss paints are like photographs in interior design magazines that leave you coveting the lifestyles of strangers.
|
|
However, she was catapulted to the leadership of the ZANU-PF Women's League in 2014 after a string of verbal attacks against then vice president Joice Mujuru, whom she accused of coveting her husband's post.
|
|
That has changed since Denmark became a global trend-setter with the food phenomenon Noma, its binge-worthy crime dramas "The Killing" and "Borgen," and a design sense that has everyone coveting blond wood and sheepskins.
|
|
Olsen fandom runs deep, with droves coveting designs from Elizabeth and James and The Row (or, rather, admiring the very pricey The Row and then hitting Zara for something similar) and layering on their signature scents.
|
|
Even though their entire dynamic is defined by their mutual love being strained by Davos coveting the Iron Fist's powers, he feels shoved into the narrative, because the show doesn't spend much time on their shared story.
|
|
Science and experience tell us that it's not unwrapping that gadget you've been coveting for months or enjoying that second helping of pudding that makes the holidays so joyful: It's giving back to the ones we love.
|
|
The ostensible purpose of the dinner was to discuss the details of Trump's legislative agenda — in particular, the prospects for a sweeping tax-reform measure that Republicans, and especially Ryan, have been coveting for the past decade.
|
|
If companies such as Accademia can use digital screens for the power of good, and the organizations coveting them can afford it, it could alter the dynamics of healthcare, retail and other industries now led by digital technology.
|
|
In recent years, however, one unlikely critic has emerged whose year-end list I find myself coveting: Barack Obama, who every December issues deliriously geeky inventories that catalog his favorite pop songs, books and films from the year.
|
|
He heavily implies that virtually everyone in the art world is corrupt, venal, and shallow — but then when they come face to face with something real, he doesn't examine what that means, he just kills them for coveting it.
|
|
Ricciardo couldn't quite pull off the triumph he had been coveting, instead finishing second for the third year in a row, while team mate Max Verstappen was wiped out in a first-corner crash within seconds of the start.
|
|
Konstantin Ignatov, who runs OneCoin Ltd, and his older sister Ruja Ignatova, who co-founded OneCoin and is known as "Cryptoqueen," were accused of swindling investors coveting big returns and low risk, in a scheme conceived as a fraud.
|
|
That's why these 15 strategies are not only brilliant if you want a promotion now, but are good habits to practice throughout the year to show that you're in the game — and you're ready to win that title you've been coveting.
|
|
" The devil is in the details: For readers coveting other kinds of luxury bags, here are some general tips from Wetzbarger on making sure yours is for real: "When it comes to luxury goods, the devil is always in the details.
|
|
She knows I've been coveting the von Furstenberg ever since I first stood on the other side of her shop window, watching her slip it over a white, nippleless mannequin, looping some ropes of fake pearls around its headless neck.
|
|
An animated spot for a fictitious cereal called Coconut Crunch-O's ended with a white cop arresting a wolf for coveting the black kids' Crunch-O's, then kneeling on the wolf's back and snarling at the kids to back off.
|
|
Mr. Bryan is better as a sensualist: "Light It Up" has the skittish pulse of a frayed relationship, and he's at his most emotionally tactile on "Like You Say You Do," about coveting a woman his friend is letting down.
|
|
" Madison could not "think of punishing him," he wrote, "merely for coveting that liberty for which we have paid the price of so much blood, and have proclaimed so often to be the right, and worthy pursuit, of every human being.
|
|
In Philip Roth's novella "Goodbye, Columbus," the Newark working-class hero, Neil Klugman, spends a summer coveting both the supple body and well-stocked house of the rich and saucy Radcliffe student Brenda Patimkin, of Short Hills, adjacent to Livingston.
|
|
SAN FRANCISCO — Near the bottom of the lengthy ballot San Francisco voters considered this week, in this state famous for its abundant and oddball ballot initiatives, Proposition I asked voters to establish a policy of not coveting other cities' sports teams.
|
|
The more so if North Korea's real purpose in coveting nuclear arms — and "club" membership — is not actually to use them against the United States or our allies, but to preserve its leadership, while increasing clout on the global stage.
|
|
This week, Airbnb announced that later this month, a one-time-only reservation will open at a gorgeous Malibu mansion that's been decorated to look like the Barbie Dreamhouse so many of us grew up playing with (or at least coveting).
|
|
At this point, we expect the retailer to have our bootie for the season, a less expensive version of that runway cardigan we've been coveting, and even an unexpected trend or two to refresh our wardrobe whenever we fall into a style rut.
|
|
And with Black Friday and Cyber Monday, of course, comes a bevy of super-great deals on items you've been coveting for quite some time — sweaters, tops, and this year specifically, corduroy everything — as gifts for your friends and family or, you know, yourself.
|
|
" From the stage, Washington, 40, delivered a funny speech about coveting Nasr's sartorial ease, "I read once in an article that you described your effortless approach to style as if you just roll out of bed and I was like, where do I buy that bed?
|
|
But these weren't just garments she thought would look great on film—these were designers she's had a history of repping, of shouting out on social media, and of coveting, waiting for the perfect moment to unveil a standout piece like Nadine Goepfert's crumpled pink coat.
|
|
On the whole it seems pretty normal (if coveting framed photos of a convicted murderer and the son he's allowed no contact with is normal), but the biggest thing we take from this scene is that it would have been far more exciting earlier in the series.
|
|
Lately, he's been coveting the work of Studio Formafantasma, a young Italian duo working in Amsterdam who make conceptual, historically redolent objects, often from found materials: bowls fashioned from a polymer of wood dust and animal blood; a tanned salmon-leather stool with a sea-sponge seat.
|
|
I admired what seemed like an out-of-season raw silk regimental tie with pastel pink, blue and yellow stripes ($79), probably the only item in the store that could go with the pink velvet Gucci slippers I've been coveting for a year and not had the courage to buy.
|
|
Though Democrats have long sought to regain their footing in the South — coveting Senate seats in places like Georgia, North Carolina and Tennessee — the urgency of that challenge has grown after the 2018 elections, when Democrats lost three Senate races in the rural Midwest even as they gained 40 seats in the House.
|
|
If you're like us and have been coveting Taylor Swift's street style for years but know that a single one of her handbags is two month's worth of rent, today's your lucky day: The singer recently stepped out in not one but two items you can shop now without emptying out your bank account!
|
|
David parties with his (adulterous) best friend while coveting Sophie, he shoves his own girlfriend away when she finds herself in the midst of an existential crisis, and while he puts his job above everything else, he truly doesn't know anything about his colleagues or his boss, played by Vice co-founder Gavin McInnes.
|
|
There's something wholesome — or maybe the term is just "fiscally responsible" — about people who, rather than pull the trigger on random impulse buys whenever they happen to see something they want to own, make running lists of what they want, and wait until a big sale rolls around to snap up everything they've been coveting at a major discount.
|
|
But as high-maintenance as the color may be, we've all had our moments of coveting Julia Roberts' lush auburn curls in Pretty Woman, or Molly Ringwald's fiery crop in Sixteen Candles, and as famous "redheads" like Emma Stone and Christina Hendricks might tell you, being a fake redhead is better than not being a redhead at all.
|
|
Growing up, we chocolate-peanut butter lovers would trade a whole stack of other candies from our trick-or-treat hauls in exchange for just one Reese's cup or even a small pack of Reese's Pieces, but in the coming years, it looks like trick-or-treaters will be coveting a candy that combines those two favorites.
|
|
"I went to the council the next day and said I don't feel safe living there, I don't feel safe having my son there, I need out of the house and I have nowhere to go," she said, pausing to hand her 18-month-old son, Mkhai, the coffee spoon he had been coveting from his pushchair.
|
|
" It's a question that's been whispered about Silicon Valley elites for the past few years, ever since Peter Thiel quietly became a Kiwi citizen; since LinkedIn's Reid Hoffman informed The New Yorker that New Zealand is the tech crowd's favored end-of-days refuge; since Ellen Pao mocked her former Kleiner Perkins colleagues for coveting "private-jet escape routes to New Zealand.
|
|
After being derided as savages by tsarist-era Russian officials who began coveting their land in the 18th century, and then force-marched into Soviet-style modernity, Kazakhs have spent the last 26 years as an independent nation trying, with a large degree of success, to revive pride in their own past traditions while proving that they can join the modern world separate from Russia.
|
|