Trump quickly crowed about the 4th Circuit's decision on Twitter.
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Mr Trump has crowed about the success of his tactics.
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He hadn't concealed his sexual infidelity; he'd crowed about it.
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Trump also crowed about how he liked his nickname, Mad Dog.
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The Jets crowed about the great week of practice they had.
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He's repeatedly crowed about the stock market -- which has been way up!
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Numbers game Hulu crowed about its growing subscriber base, now up to 17 million.
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Trump and his top aides crowed about the Georgia result as the returns came in.
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During the rally, Trump also crowed about stock market gains and other upbeat economic indicators.
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It crowed about all the riches in the private sector that he was passing over.
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The Emmys have frequently crowed about how much more diverse they are than, say, the Oscars.
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Republicans crowed about their supposed bounty in 2016 even as Donald Trump laid waste to it.
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He crowed about it during a pep rally for anti-abortion marchers in the Rose Garden.
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After all, his boss, Trump, famously crowed about his brilliant deal to save manufacturing jobs at Carrier.
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They sucked up VC dollars, mountains of them, as upstarts crowed about the revenue generated per scoot.
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Shortly after he was appointed, he crowed about a big increase in his budget and head count.
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He has crowed about the stock market at least once a week for the past two months.
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He could have crowed about it from there but let the narrative and visuals largely speak for themselves.
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And Trump himself crowed about the investment opportunities that lay ahead on the eve of Wall Street's collapse.
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White House aides have crowed about the 292,000 new jobs created in December as a sign of the economy's strength.
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Four years ago business journals crowed about a plan to bring a Foxconn flat screen manufacturing plant to Pennsylvania in 2013.
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Trump crowed about reports Friday that China's economy is slowing, taking credit for damaging America's top economic rival with his tariffs.
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Mr. Trump crowed about the findings as he had when Mr. McCabe was fired hours before he was eligible for retirement.
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Trump has crowed about how his close relationship with Saudi Arabia has secured new sales of U.S. weapons to the kingdom.
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Trump crowed about the meeting with Xi in a tweet on Monday, saying "relations with China have taken a BIG leap forward!"
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Mr. Aliyev crowed about the blow struck by his forces against Armenia, while accusing the other country of starting the renewed conflict.
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Even in the Senate, it looks like Republicans will end up with at most 52 seats (even though Trump crowed about winning 55).
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However, since Apple has crowed about how little data it stores on its customers, it's definitely worth knowing what information it does keep.
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To top it all off, he crowed about how often he'd claimed the cover of Time magazine, because who isn't fascinated by that?
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A day after General Electric's surprise announcement of a biopharma sale to Danaher, Wall Street crowed about the embattled industrial conglomerate's $21.4 billion deal.
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China has signaled it is coming for the rest of its allies, and Beijing crowed about the sudden changes by the Solomons and Kiribati.
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On Sunday night, the President crowed about a poll that he said showed 77% of adults were confident the government could handle the situation.
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In a trollish online chat with a Polish security team, he crowed about how all the efforts to seize his network had come to naught.
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On Wednesday, GOP leaders and other ACA foes crowed about their success in getting the House of Representatives to pass a bill that would kill Obamacare.
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Schumer and Pelosi have spoken multiple times with Trump since the Oval Office shocker and have crowed about their gains through media leaks and press conferences.
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They are: Underwood is the favorite for the job; lawmakers crowed about her qualifications and actually asked the other candidates how they measured up to her.
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Nearly a decade ago, particularly from 2009 through about 20173, commentators crowed about something called the "Facebook revolution, the "Twitter revolution" or simply the "social media revolution.
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But while Prime Minister Narendra Modi optimistically crowed about the nation's performance when speaking to a community of Indians in Qatar recently, these numbers mean nothing to Beniwal.
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Republicans crowed about how many jobs had been created since President Trump took office in January, while Democrats pointed to the ongoing economic legacy of President Barack Obama.
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Three-fourths of the jobs will be in research, development and design, rather than the blue-collar manufacturing jobs President Trump crowed about when the deal was announced.
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During Thursday's summit, Trump also crowed about how engagement on his tweets explodes "like a rocket" after he posts them — as opposed to more traditional White House press releases.
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The Trump campaign and the Republican National Committee (RNC), meanwhile, crowed about besting 2628 GOP nominee Mitt Romney's early-voting numbers in Colorado, Arizona, Iowa, North Carolina, Ohio and Florida.
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And while Mr. Trump crowed about lifting Mr. Balderson in Ohio, his ability to propel a much-closer ally in the Republican primary for Kansas governor appeared uncertain Wednesday morning.
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A jubilant Netanyahu expected a free hand on settlements, while even further-right leaders, like the Jewish Home Party's Naftali Bennett, crowed about the demise of the two-state solution.
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Toxic sectors of the gaming community have crowed about the firings as a triumph and a demonstration of their power to control and punish the people who make the games they love.
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Last week, Trump fired Secretary of State Rex Tillerson via Twitter, then sacked former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe right before his pension kicked in and crowed about it in a tweet.
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Stephen K. Bannon, an ousted White House adviser and an enthusiastic backer of Mr. Moore, crowed about Mr. Corker's retirement in brief remarks before Mr. Moore took the stage on Tuesday night.
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Its state media outlets such as the People's Daily newspaper have since Monday crowed about how the country was the first to do so and called for Boeing to ensure the safety of the plane.
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Stephen Colbert crowed about the news, reminding viewers that Republicans have repeatedly been unable to come up with a successful plan to replace the health care bill that they spent years criticizing under President Barack Obama.
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Pat Toomey is running for reelection (5) Republicans have long crowed about Democrat Katie McGinty's weaknesses, and she delivered a poor speech in her moment in the national spotlight in July, at the Democratic National Convention.
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After the debate in Des Moines on Thursday, Cruz's aides crowed about how Rubio was forced to defend his immigration record -- a common post-debate boast for team Cruz early in the campaign, but less so recently.
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Gone are the sunny days after last November's election when House Speaker Paul Ryan crowed about "the dawn of a new unified Republican government," with Republicans in control of both houses of Congress and the White House.
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As it rose to record heights, the stock market had perhaps no bigger cheerleader than President Trump, who had seen the rally as an endorsement of his economic policies and crowed about the gains throughout his presidency.
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" Statement from Fox News spokesperson also cites Trump campaign for 'terrorizations': — ErikWemple (@ErikWemple)January 27, 2016 Trump has often crowed about his ability to draw viewers and attention this campaign season, describing himself as a "ratings machine.
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In opening remarks before a meeting with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Trump crowed about the sales, running through a list of $12.5 billion in approved arms purchases by Saudi Arabia and previewing billions more to come.
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A month after Hurd resigned, Oracle founder Larry Ellison crowed about hiring Hurd, who now leads $204 billion-market cap Oracle as co-CEO (along with Safra Catz), where last year he took home $41 million in compensation.
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But while executives crowed about the fourth-quarter performance of the other two core units, health care and aviation, they pointed to power as a drag on virtually every financial metric and signaled a rocky 12 months ahead.
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The cancellation was a blow to critics and to a small but loyal cadre of evangelist fans, who crowed about the show's merits so fiercely that by the time the show ended, it had a near-perfect Metacritic score.
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State-run Chinese newspapers on Monday crowed about a weekend meeting of a regional security bloc hosted by China, painting it as a harmonious, anti-protectionist counterpoint to the G-7 summit in Canada that was marred by acrimony.
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Mr. Trump, plugging several of his business interests in a victory speech that seemed straight out of QVC, crowed about having prevailed despite what he called millions of dollars' worth of "horrible lies" in negative ads from his rivals.
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It was criticized for tone-deaf ads placed during the campaign to defeat Proposition F that crowed about the private company's tax contributions, and advised public services to build more bike lanes, keep libraries open later, and "keep art in schools."
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For the entirety of his campaign, Donald Trump crowed about his peerless ability to make deals, one of which, he assured us, was going to be a replacement for Obamacare that would cut costs without leaving any Americans in the lurch.
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SHANGHAI/BEIJING (Reuters) - State-run Chinese newspapers on Monday crowed about a weekend meeting of a regional security bloc hosted by China, painting it as a harmonious, anti-protectionist counterpoint to the G7 summit in Canada that was marred by acrimony.
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In fairness to Fizdale, he's in a most unenviable position, with a roster reconstruction that — no matter how much the front office crowed about its Plan B after the snubbing of the most desirable free agents — was comparable to handing out free tickets to passers-by to fill an empty theater minutes before curtain.
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In Mexico, the reason for the increase in violence has been attributed to three major factors: Balkanization: While the government has crowed about the capture of high-profile cartel kingpins, most notably the capture of Sinaloa cartel leader Joaquin "Chapo" Guzman last year, analysts say this has led to a "balkanization of organized crime in Mexico," leading to more intense fighting between rival gangs, all eager to fill the power vacuums left when a major player is captured.
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Republican presidential candidate Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE on Sunday crowed about his freedom from the political establishment in Washington, D.C. "According to Washington, D.C., I am dead last," he said, citing his last place finish in the GOP presidential caucuses in the nation's capital the day before.
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On the following night's episode of Raw, with the WWE Championship shining on his shoulder, Randy Orton crowed about defeating both Triple H and John Cena at WrestleMania, declaring his reign as champion the "Age of Orton". But John "Bradshaw" Layfield had other ideas, telling Orton that he deserved a title match as a reward for proving that he was the toughest Superstar on Raw in his Belfast Brawl victory over Finlay also at WrestleMania. On the following week's episode of Raw, WWE Champion Randy Orton began the night believing he would go one-on-one with JBL at Backlash, but the tide quickly turned on him. Due to Triple H's complaint about himself being kicked in the head by Orton when he was about to pin Cena to win the WWE title at Wrestlemania, Raw General Manager William Regal placed Triple H into a Handicap match against Orton & JBL, and when Triple H won, Regal made the Triple Threat match for the title.
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