He said sure, and came home crowing about his big promotion.
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None of this means that pollsters should be crowing about their performance.
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Downing Street could not resist crowing about this concession before it was announced.
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Post-Iowa, expect him to start crowing about his lead in New Hampshire.
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Or George W. Bush crowing about "mission accomplished" when Saddam Hussein was toppled.
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That could be useful, sure, but it's not really what's worth crowing about here.
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Technicians are virtually crowing about the so-called seasonal setup for stocks this year.
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Indeed, all the crowing about priceless love serves as a way of romanticizing exploitation.
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ISIS no longer puts out slick propaganda videos crowing about the good life in Mosul.
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Here's Trump crowing about his ethical behavior: Now, I have to say one other thing.
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The more extreme activists are crowing about what they claim is a precedent-setting victory.
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Instead, we got rock star Steve Jobs crowing about watching The Office on his new iPhone.
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It was Bayern, the corporate behemoth, laid bare, deservedly crowing about its wealth and its reach.
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But in recent days official newspapers have been crowing about a reported victory for China's counter-intelligence efforts.
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All of which helps explain why Trump was crowing about a "movement" in his victory speech Tuesday night.
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It's not a distinction you'll find Olesen crowing about, however: He's more enthusiastic about talking baking than business.
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Not to mention the fact that Stan is crowing about Renée not only to Philip but to Agent Aderholt.
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"All the crowing about how they backed down was some of the dumbest things I've ever seen," Lewis said.
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In fact, he has been crowing about doing away with the current baby blue color for quite some time now.
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Ronald Reagan, however, might have described Trump's tweeting as "crowing about it" while recognizing the page in his diplomacy playbook.
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Indeed, he spent much of The Night Of's second episode crowing about how Naz's case just fell into his lap.
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Donald Trump spent a fair bit of last Friday crowing about the latest monthly Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) jobs report.
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Crowing about this like it's a huge victory is as empty as the countless wallets of content creators FuckJerry ripped off.
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Democrats have spent the last several weeks crowing about taking back the House — and polls indicate they have a decent shot.
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Even the $700 billion for the Pentagon that Republicans are crowing about as a "victory" is a Pyrrhic one at best.
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Garbage sites like FortuneJack were crowing about bitcoin stability while the old crypto hands were optimistic and pessimistic at the same time.
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It's a small win from a legal perspective, but CBS execs were crowing about it during their afterparty at the Plaza hotel.
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For decades, he'd seen colleagues come into work crowing about their latest callback, only to see their grand designs amount to nothing.
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He relished playing the villain, refusing to shake Drake's hand before tipoff and repeatedly crowing about his four consecutive celebrity game MVP awards.
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The president took a well-deserved victory lap soon after the numbers were released, crowing about several features of the robust second quarter.
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The Brazilians yelled right back, heralding the career goal tally of Pele, their soccer hero, and crowing about their five World Cup trophies.
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The Brazilians yelled right back, heralding the career goal tally of Pelé, their soccer hero, and crowing about their five World Cup trophies.
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But on Saturday night, once again, the Patriots had denied an upstart in the Bills and were crowing about yet another division title.
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He took a victory lap, of sorts, on the morning show circuit on Tuesday, crowing about his dominant poll position, especially among evangelicals.
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With the President constantly crowing about how the press lies to the public, he deserves a tremendous amount of the blame for the disconnect.
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Maddie just won the Seriously Popular trophy at the People's Choice Awards, so you'll excuse Abby for crowing about how she raised her girls.
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The reason NBC was crowing about these Netflix numbers as if they were absurdly low is that from NBC's perspective, they are absurdly low.
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Last year at this time, the company reported 6.6 million Xbox units sold and last October the company was crowing about outselling Sony's PlayStation 4.
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After spending a full minute crowing about their hotel room (#sponcon!!!), the ladies wave to the Bachelor as he passes their balcony in a seaplane.
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Luck's $16.1 million cap number is a likely candidate to get reduced when the Colts officially give him the extension Irsay has been crowing about.
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He has this oxymoronic habit of crowing about self-effacement, and it sired the night's best moment, when he perfectly skewered Trump's transparent, transcendent vanity.
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Trump's "crowing about lower black unemployment and taking credit for it is just political posturing," author and political analyst Earl Ofari Hutchinson told The Hill.
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"Stop" begins in the 23 timeline, with a triumphant Colin speaking to a military audience at the Defense Department, crowing about Geist's successes with Walter's treatment.
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But instead of crowing about the apparent victory, Clinton and her top staff have been largely quiet since the announcement, instead pushing the attack on Trump.
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Residents across the city are still crowing about the Carolina Panthers's Super Bowl appearance and grousing about a rare public corruption scandal that surfaced in 2014.
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Nike's Breaking2 initiative didn't quite reach its goal of breaking the two-hour marathon mark, but that hasn't stopped the company from crowing about the results.
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The new girl doesn't so much as slide quietly in like a phantom thief as loudly declare her presence, practically crowing about how awesome she is.
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He&aposs a fan of direct listings — a newish alternative to a traditional IPO that other venture capitalists like Bill Gurley have been crowing about, too.
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It showed up, insistently, as baker/photographers like Ruth Tam kept posting it, crowing about the crispiness of the ridges and the softness of the centers.
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" After receiving the title, the club went through a stressful time, what with headlines splashed all across Germany crowing about "fisting," the "tough door policy," and "drugs.
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It had some Republicans crowing about Pence's chances in 2020 -- and others saying they wish he could be promoted to the top of the ticket in 2016. Rep.
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Brexiteers are crowing about his intervention on May 2nd against Mrs May's proposed "customs partnership" with the EU. The Javid package might not sound like an overwhelmingly attractive one.
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Apple has been blowing up iPhone photos to billboard sizes and crowing about its cameras for years now, so at this point the opportunity for improvement is fairly small.
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Clinton has resisted crowing about the strengths of the late-Obama-era economy and instead has emphasized her plans to try to strengthen the areas where conditions remain weak.
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Charles M. Blow Who would have thought that the final leg of this election cycle would be dominated by crowing about violating vaginas and by probes into penis pictures?
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Despite the network's crowing about its record online streaming viewership numbers, the stark reality is that its television coverage -- which accounted for an estimated 98% of its audience -- completely flopped.
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It was early 2018 and his bosses at the Silicon Valley Community Foundation (SVCF) were, once again, crowing about how much their charitable accounts had grown in the previous year.
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President Donald Trump got to spend a chunk of Monday afternoon doing two things he appears to enjoy deeply — admiring large trucks and crowing about supposed job gains under his watch.
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Medical centers use them routinely in advertising — the grinning cancer patient praising a cutting-edge treatment, the person with a knee replacement crowing about how wonderful life is without constant pain.
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The Backstory "In speaking of the battle to-night, Jeffries said: "I dislike crowing about defeating Corbett, but I really think I am going to make him look like a cheap boxer.
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The federal government has largely kept a hands-off approach with internet companies, crowing about how they were evidence of American innovation and also struggling to understand potential consequences of these unprecedented products.
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She may not be the most dynamic personality, but I'm definitely intrigued by her and her apparent obsession with Lotus 1-2-3, the computer program she was crowing about to Undercover Philip.
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But when you've flouted TV conventions, as Netflix long has, suddenly crowing about ratings -- as the streaming service did with "Bird Box," the apocalyptic movie starring Sandra Bullock -- has risked opening Pandora's box.
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Our Weezy sources tell us the rapper thinks Birdman needs to stop crowing about the now-mythical album, and start paying about it because there's been zero movement in their legal/financial war.
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American democracy, while far from perfect, is fueled by the notion that money doesn't mean superiority, that we should be fighting for those left behind, not crowing about our ability to please the wealthy.
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While the media were quoting Trump crowing about Brexit, the same media were quoting Putin similarly crowing with comments designed to put pressure on Britain and Europe shortly after the Brexit votes were counted.
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Now he's everywhere from crowing about suing Gawker Media out of existence for outing him (he has said it was not for revenge, but no one here believes that trope) to tonight's loud appearance.
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Maybe for some, but while I was putting our lunch menu into place, I made three quiches a day, and I, myself, never achieved anything worth crowing about with such a laissez-faire approach.
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Just a few weeks before the mid-terms, when Republicans are still crowing about having rammed Brett Kavanaugh onto the Supreme Court, her resignation reinforces the impression that Mr Trump's administration is understaffed and chaotic.
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It was not pretty: Trump has been crowing about a lengthy stretch of decent-to-robust job creation (partly) on his watch, and it is true that unemployment in October remained at a historic low.
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Google spent a lot of time during its presentation crowing about the Pixel 2 (and Pixel 2 XL, since their cameras are the same) earning the highest ever rating from DxO for a smartphone camera.
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As social media became central to everyday life in the 2010s, people started complaining (or crowing) about leading a strange double life—their ordinary existence, and a polished, highly shareable lie manufactured for online adoration.
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The legal question is far from decided, but Pai has been crowing about a recent court ruling for a week or so now, despite the fact that it has very little to do with net neutrality.
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Trump, however, doesn't seem to actually care about helping workers—he can't stop crowing about how historically spectacular the economy is, and how his tax cuts and tariffs and anti-immigrant crackdowns made it all possible.
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Imagine the marketing problem: rather than crowing about being the best phone in the business now Samsung has to convince the world that their next phone (and their next and their next) won't explode in your hand.
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Two years ago, he was crowing about an acquisition coup with his $90 million buyout of a Michigan solid state battery startup called Sakti3, and his reported plans to install its batteries in many devices, including EVs.
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Just a few weeks before the mid-terms, when Republicans are still crowing about having installed Brett Kavanaugh on the Supreme Court, her resignation reinforces the impression that the Trump administration cannot hire and keep "the best people".
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On the Good Jobs Nation call to reporters, Congressman Keith Ellison of Minnesota warned that the corporations getting tax cuts are already flush with cash, and that Trump has already been crowing about the stock market's record highs.
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It's the fee for being able to get the president on the phone, for being invited to play golf with him, for feeling the rush of access, for crowing about your perch at the epicenter of the action.
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And that means now is exactly when we should be paying attention to what they wear — which is not the same thing as crowing about who made it, or rating it on a scale of one to 10.
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After swapping picks with the Celtics, a certain portion of Sixers fandom began crowing about former general manager Sam Hinkie's plan to tank several seasons in a row in order to build a super team from the ground up.
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Like clockwork, the day after a heavy favorite loses there's a legion of secret psychics crowing about how, thanks to the wisdom gifted only to them and a million other contrarians, they knew the underdog was going to win.
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The timing of the accusations is strange, coming days after Putin and Donald Trump issued a joint statement crowing about "successful U.S.-Russia enhanced deconfliction efforts between U.S. and Russian military professionals" in the fight against ISIS in Syria.
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I'll leave you with the kicker:As I was crafting this letter, a Tweet came through from one of your top editors, Kate Coyne, crowing about her full-page People feature promoting her brand-new book, accompanied by a colorful screenshot.
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But in the end, after so much doubt and turmoil, he proved himself an all-time great, two belts slung over his shoulders and crowing about an equity stake in the company he'd help turn into a $2190 billion enterprise.
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It might seem petty of me, but for some time now, I have been bellyaching about the graybeards in black tights — those sixty- and seventysomething fitness fanatics crowing about the umpteen miles they log on their high-priced specialty bikes.
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President Donald Trump's complicated relationship with the news media has riveted the political class for months — his impromptu TV appearances where foreign policy is made, his early-morning tweets, his crowing about ratings, and his love-hate relationship with individual outlets.
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While creating a product that hit the bull's-eye of a market need, it did so by flouting regulations meant to protect customers, like doing those pesky background checks and crowing about how you had to drive fast to win big.
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Instead of preparing for a month at home of crowing about the accomplishments of a unified government, Republicans have been diminished to trying to confirm relatively minor nominees — Democrats are stalling them — and getting a spending bill or two passed.
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He seemed to spend as much time crowing about his own qualities -- including predictions that there would be more terror attacks in Europe for instance -- as about the record of Pence himself and his suitability to be one heartbeat away from the presidency.
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Flywheel hailed the achievement as the first time a new provider has been allowed to install its technology inside a New York City taxi in 12 years, while crowing about breaking up the "duopoly" of Verifone and its main competitor, Creative Mobile Technologies.
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There is also a triumphalist streak among the Trump supporters, who never tire of crowing about how old-school Republicans like me have "lost," that the party has changed hands and that my kind needs to get in line or get out.
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Some geriatric Gen X'rs like me still remember that during the oil wars of the early 2000s, when America, the world, was screaming for an alternative to petroleum, all we got was Steve Jobs crowing about watching "The Office" on our phones.
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A White House official accusing the chief of staff of treason (to the point of reporting him to the feds) and crowing about it on television—it broke new ground for the Trump administration in terms of both incivility and absurdity, which is saying something.
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Trump set about "shredding his critics, relitigating the election, bragging about his crowds, crowing about his accomplishments and denying, deflecting and obfuscating a series of mushrooming bad stories that have dogged his presidency and depressed his approval ratings," POLITICO's Josh Dawsey and Alex Isenstadt report.
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Frank Bruni On his first full day in office, our new president harangued the National Park Service about more flattering inauguration photos and preened in front of a memorial to real American heroes, crowing about how often he's been on the cover of Time magazine.
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AMD is bragging about its die, because, notably, the die sizes have been in the news a lot lately with Intel promising a 230nm CPU (and repeatedly failing to deliver) and Apple crowing about it's 262nm processor for what felt like half o the iPhone XS keynote.
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The irony, argue these same critics, is that after plenty of crowing about Europe's comprehensive approach to privacy, it's in the United States, where regulators have hit Facebook with a $2000 billion fine over the Cambridge Analytica scandal, that enforcement has been the quickest on privacy.
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Instead, since the election of Donald J. Trump, gun advocates have been rejoicing, crowing about their political clout and plotting ways to eliminate many remaining curbs on gun ownership and use as they await one of the most vocal pro-gun presidential candidates ever to enter the White House.
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Similarly, when Swift released her 2017 album "Reputation," the attendant blowback is perhaps best understood as a response not to the singer but to an oft-cited data point: Fifty-three percent of white women voted for a man who was heard on tape crowing about assaulting women.
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The chairman was crowing about the great success of his Cleveland confab — the rousing addresses delivered by Ted Cruz, the actor Scott Baio and Melania Trump, among others; the party unity on display; and even the special socks (blue with red squigglies) that the G.O.P. lifer-apparatchik donned for the occasion.
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The first episode, titled "A New Season ... aka Suck It Cancellation Bear" (a reference to TV By The Numbers' Renew / Cancel column) starts with a song that sees the cast literally crowing about dodging the axe and features a shameless appeal to viewers to watch Galavant instead of football, the Golden Globes, or The Bachelorette.
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There were the predictable talking points, such as Trump's crowing about low black unemployment rates under his leadership -- "African American poverty has declined to the lowest rate ever recorded," he said -- despite the fact that he inherited an already OK economy that's still just OK. Indeed, black unemployment has hit all-time lows while Trump has been in office.
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Cracking down on people arriving in the US is the only tool this administration uses After spending 2017 crowing about the record low border apprehensions of Trump's first few months, Trump and his officials have spent 2018 criticizing the "loopholes" in current law that offer extra procedural protections to asylum-seekers, families, and unaccompanied children, and make it impossible for the government to immediately deport them.
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However, cities are proving to be a growth center for women and people of color: 51 of America's 200 most populous cities are led by mayors of color, with 13 African-American women running the show, including in Chicago, Charlotte, San Francisco and Washington, D.C. For all the crowing about women in Congress this year, they still make up less than one-quarter of that legislative body.
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She liked my manuscript — my first book on Haiti — she loved it, I would have to say; that's how Alice reacted to writing before she began to pick it apart and shift your chapters around, and lay them on the floor of her apartment and put the book back together piece by piece, and then call you, crowing, about how she'd solved the one big problem.
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