But when the nun lifted it up, its limbs dangled.
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Stripped electrical and telephone wires dangled down over the street.
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The legs of our 26th president dangled in the water.
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A disco ball dangled over the squared circle as 10k.
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President Donald Trump on Thursday dangled the possibility of change.
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But he dangled the possibility of bringing it up next time.
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Unsurprisingly, phenom rookie Gleyber Torres won't be dangled in trade talks.
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In the grime-encrusted kitchen, a glass light fixture dangled precariously.
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A sculpture of a red crab dangled above the front door.
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He dangled the lock from his fingers and grinned at her.
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Elaborate green and gray trapezoidal mantles dangled from a hanger nearby.
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Then he would have sprinted after the creep and dangled him by his heels over the High Line rail, two stories over 10th Avenue — dangled him with one hand, live-streamed him on Periscope with the other.
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Black foam spiders with tiny flower bonnets dangled in front of him.
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The Hello Kitty dangled from the rearview mirror alongside a rattlesnake tail.
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On Friday, his attorney even dangled a promise of "relevant" undisclosed evidence.
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At one point the government dangled Brunson's release as a bargaining chip.
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Behind the scenes, the company dangled a carrot for recruiters: double points.
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Mr. Tusk dangled a super PAC if the right candidate jumped in.
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In recent weeks, the companies have dangled the prospect of additional investments.
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The animal's distressed screeches continued as it dangled, suspended in the air.
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Trump has repeatedly dangled additional tax cuts, including before the 2018 midterms.
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My legs dangled off a chairlift high above the Colorado ski slope.
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The tassels of Miller's vest dangled like they felt bad about something.
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They were dangled upside down out windows, over wells, or in laundry chutes.
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Children were dangled upside-down out windows, over wells, or in laundry chutes.
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Faux leafy vines and red paper lanterns dangled from the sheet metal ceiling.
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Local businesses have had the prospect of a tourism boom dangled before them.
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Perhaps TIME dangled the possibility to snag an end of the year interview?
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They raised their hands, while their small legs dangled off the blue chairs.
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In one, they dangled carp eggs attached to green yarn in different lakes.
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Signal equipment dangled crazily from the ceiling as smoke filled the train cars.
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Both Nixon and Trump dangled pardons as incentives for witnesses to keep quiet.
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Two weeks in a row, she's dangled threats over the mostly unimpressed Sansa.
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Nixon dangled pardons to keep witnesses from fully testifying, and so has Trump.
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When they dangled short cuts and algorithmic trickery, we didn't treat them harshly.
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And like McDougal, Daniels mentioned that Trump dangled a reward for the sex.
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Aid is a bargaining chip to be dangled, not a seed to be planted.
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A promised White House visit was also being dangled like bait on a hook.
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An ad for dashers in San Diego dangled potential earnings of $19 or more.
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Down one alleyway, the corpse of a slain ISIS fighter dangled from a doorway.
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Rescuers dangled from helicopters and charged into rushing floodwaters to pluck Texans from danger.
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As she and Osakwe posed for a photo, she dangled her Valentino purse conspicuously.
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A punching bag swung from the ceiling, a jump rope dangled from a nail.
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The theory is that Weinstein dangled false promises of stardom to obtain sexual gratification.
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In the clinic below, a bulb dangled from exposed wiring above a single stretcher.
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For more than a year, he dangled the possibility of a sitdown with Mueller's team.
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Packets of gutka dangled in front of a shop like strings on a bride's veil.
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When she leapt into the passing vehicle, Bundy's pair of handcuffs dangled from her wrist.
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They dangled cooperation as a way of serving shorter sentences and avoiding the electric chair.
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Mr. Cohen said they also dangled a potential pardon to try to ensure his loyalty.
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She dangled them from one finger as she weaved away from me, down Trace Street.
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Another cool feature in Bella's outfit ... butt-length chains that dangled from her hair bun.
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He has never dangled from a zip wire waving union flags, as Mr. Johnson has.
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Remember how Marvel recently dangled the news that a gay MCU character would soon be revealed?
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In Hawaii, he dangled from a car window by only his legs after his "Drift" video.
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" A hangman's noose dangled from a tree branch, a sign beneath it reading, "Solution to Tyranny.
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The United Arab Emirates has dangled the prospect of massive investment in a post-Hamas Gaza.
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A rope ladder is dangled from it, and two men peer down, one of them waving.
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Most of the remedies dangled by politicians to solve America's economic woes would make things worse.
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If she dangled the right pop culture gem in front of him, he would give in.
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One time, Drew dangled an ethernet cord from one window of the house to the basement.
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The carrot that had been dangled to make me less miserable about the move was band.
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Tags dangled from some of the wires, notes that the tech staff had written to themselves.
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The string of saliva dangled from his teeth, swaying like a slinky or a cat toy.
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But China's premier is surely aware that Trump has dangled Huawei as a bargaining chip before.
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My inner teenager, that prone-to-shock kid, dangled visions of shells and fun lava pools.
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Smart little jackets with shoulders that dusted the earlobes, and sleeves that dangled to mid-thigh.
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For decades, the European Union dangled the possibility of membership before an eager suitor in Turkey.
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Ms. Sjoberg said in a deposition that Ms. Maxwell dangled a job as a personal assistant.
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The 120,000 crystals that dangled from the gold dress Kylie Minogue wore at Glastonbury this year?
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Each woolly neck was encircled with a grosgrain ribbon, from which dangled a numbered plastic tag.
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I dangled my legs in the cool river, mist rising just above its rippling clear surface.
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Tomatoes grew like weeds and vines dangled from every bush, trying to stretch into new territory.
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Ms. Sjoberg said in a deposition that Ms. Maxwell dangled a job as a personal assistant.
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As we entered its grand entryway, we ducked under damaged panels that dangled from the ceiling.
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Copper cylinders dangled from the ceiling, blasting out clouds of smoke in sync with the music.
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A breast popped out of her leather corset, and a pink nipple dangled near my nose.
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One question still dangled: Why did so many of these misremembered reports point to far-off Portsmouth?
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The owl dangled motionless in midair until rescuers were able to reach it and clip the lines.
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President Trump dangled the possibility of canceling the daily briefings and coming out once every two weeks.
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The tabloid gossip pages saw him as a valuable commodity who dangled morsels of news about himself.
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White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow on Tuesday dangled the possibility of a "breakthrough" at the dinner.
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They dangled at an altitude of 12,500 feet; they did not hang 12,500 feet above the glaciers.
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They dangled at an altitude of 21,2800 feet; they did not hang 8003,2800 feet above the glaciers.
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"I'm appreciating his skill," Barry said, nervously, as Honnold dangled alongside the building's top floor, groping things.
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On a wire fence, a Smilax vine dangled menacingly pointed leaves, like a necklace of shark's teeth.
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In a humiliating public spectacle, Trump dangled the post before Romney until early December, then rejected him.
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But he rejected the notion he dangled military aid over Ukraine to urge it toward investigating Biden.
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She also wore a leather trench coat, wide-brimmed hat, and earrings that dangled past her shoulders.
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His belt, stuck through only three loops of his pants, dangled before him like a backward tail.
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Mr Macron dangled the prospect of a summit between Mr Trump and his Iranian counterpart, Hassan Rouhani.
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"When he first got his new trial, prosecutors dangled a carrot," Phillip's attorney Gabi Silver told CNN.
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Mr. Trump dangled the idea that in the open primary, Republicans could try to influence the outcome.
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What will happen to his principled love for Bea when her family fortune is dangled before him?
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Gottlieb again dangled the threat of reversing a decision that allowed e-cigarettes to stay on the market.
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He even dangled the prospect of a summit soon with Mr Xi in Florida to sign a deal.
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One notable project that dangled in front of fans was the sequel to James Cameron's Aliens, Alien 3.
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In one picture tweeted by a resident, the roof dangled over the side of a brick apartment building.
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Schiff's committee is also examining whether the attorneys dangled possible pardons to witnesses to deter them from cooperating.
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But he rejected the notion he dangled military aid over Ukraine to spur Zelensky's government to investigate Biden.
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After being dangled like flimsy, adorable props in previous episodes, the children were dispensed with entirely this week.
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From the ceiling — rice sacks that had been stapled together — the corpses of hummingbirds dangled from strings, drying.
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Freedom in both instances is dangled as a carrot to entice the defendant to give up on exoneration.
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But business faded in the 1990s as other cities, states and countries dangled lucrative incentives to attract productions.
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Lucas Duda, quietly productive at first base and a free agent after the season, is also being dangled.
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A top Netflix exec dangled the prospect of an Obama-style deal with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
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At Prada in Milan, ornamental twigs dangled from feather and chain necklaces, offsetting looks of leather and fur.
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But CNN's report underscored questions of whether Trump could, or had, similarly dangled a trade deal with China.
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Seven years later, he climbed up into his seminary dorm window and dangled one leg over the edge.
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Plates of glass had shattered, exposing the inside of the building, and electric cables dangled from the ceiling.
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While his coach and teammates watched in awe, Pavelich dangled a puck around the rink with the oversized stick.
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In episode 4, Making a Murderer has cruelly — or perhaps stupidly — dangled a new suspect in front of viewers.
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It's got to feel a little Mission: Impossible-ish to be dangled by your ankles into a sewer, right?
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Anything at or above that original $150 million price Twitter dangled would be a big win for Shots' investors.
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The former All-Pro safety dangled through the last year of his contract without any real opportunity to renegotiate.
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Cruz couldn't address her principle burden—too much student debt—and instead only dangled a carrot of future employment.
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Orange buoys dangled from the ceiling, and a pool table floated like a small island in the back room.
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The small potential reward being dangled by the industry is nowhere close to what would be placed in jeopardy.
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While some of these pictures are executed in thick brush strokes, others are jotted and dangled with slighter lines.
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In the blog post, Bezos dangled tantalizing details in front of the reader, mentioning both Trump and Saudi Arabia.
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Photos of the bridge almost fully submerged in the river as suspension cables dangled overhead circulated on social media.
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Putin's crown prosecutor was the purported source of Kremlin assistance dangled before the eager eyes of Trump's inner circle.
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SAN DIEGO — Over the winter, the Mets faced an outfield surplus and dangled Jay Bruce as a trade chip.
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A photograph of Merce Cunningham by Barbara Morgan hung nearby, and an Alexander Calder mobile dangled over the table.
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When Roche, with scant ceremony, lifted up the spinal column, a talon of astonishingly bright red flesh dangled loose.
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Sporting Jeffersonville, Vt. — Just at the edge of sight, a man dangled from a rope, high in the air.
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Several women say Ryan Adams, the singer-songwriter and heralded music tastemaker, dangled career opportunities while pursuing them sexually.
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A lace maroon top covered her black bustier, and a glow-in-the-dark cross dangled from one ear.
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Mr. Trump dangled the prospect of a "phenomenal" trade deal with the U.S. if Britain breaks from the bloc.
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When they shifted to online models, they still had this idea if they dangled content, everyone would come running.
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But, by accident or design, when the tournament promoter dangled the prospect of something "free," it got the job done.
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As the hiker dangled in a basket from a rescue helicopter, air turbulence kicked in, rapidly spinning the rescue container.
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The 18-year-old's tassel dangled before his face as he denounced the ruling and bragged about his school's diversity.
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In other words, this is a big carrot being dangled to attract a slew of new sign-ups at once.
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He poked his finger into the little lop‑sided cage of twigs and twine that dangled from his rope belt.
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In fact, Trump has dangled the prospect of a stronger North Korean economy ahead of the talks in Hanoi, Vietnam.
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And if a pardon was ever dangled in front of Cohen at some point, Mueller probably knows about it now.
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One leg dangled in the water, then she lifted it over the side and they took off at full speed.
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Various tree roots dangled and swayed from the ceiling of Local Project, as part of an installation by Anastasiya Gutnik.
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He dangled precipitously from near the top of the tree in something like a makeshift nest since about 11 a.m.
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In the past, Apple has dangled the prospect of bringing back its cash if American authorities offered a tax break.
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Agalarov's attorney told the Post that the pop star was not aware his publicist dangled the possibility of meeting Putin.
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American officials have dangled relief from stringent international sanctions or even economic aid if the hermit regime were to acquiesce.
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The man to whom she's secretly married betrays her three times, as money and power are dangled within his reach.
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At the very least, it's dangled as a tease to those who would like to think it could mean more.
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A lacquer wood sculpture called "Monkeys Grasping the Moon" by the Chinese artist Xu Bing dangled above, 72 feet long.
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It is an offer that he has dangled to potential donors, journalists and anyone else he would like to impress.
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Lewandowski refuses to say whether Trump dangled him a pardon in exchange for not cooperating with the special counsel pic.twitter.
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Clouds in the high, thin, South Dakotan air, that choked him as he dangled in a harness on the mountainside.
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Federal prosecutors in Brooklyn are studying whether one of Mr. Kushner's daughters dangled White House influence before prospective Chinese investors.
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On Thursday, Mr. Trump dangled again, via Mr. Pence, the prospect of a profitable trade agreement with the United States.
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Cohen said Trump and his legal team dangled pardons because they wanted to keep people in the joint defense agreement.
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In another area of the fairground, doctors saw patients in private "rooms" created by sheets dangled from strings with clothespins.
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Over the past 24 years, he has been strapped to a rocket, dangled out of an airplane and rudely dismembered.
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No matter what is dangled at you from the outside don't be corrupted by the very thing you might despise.
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They had a single blue braid that dangled from a hay-like triangular haircut often crushed by a bucket hat.
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Washington has typically dangled defense deals as a way to improve military ties with countries, and it has courted India aggressively.
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The independence it dangled to close acquisition deals with Instagram and WhatsApp turned the company into a tangle of overlapping products.
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Andrew Wyatt, Cosby's spokesman, had dangled the possibility that Cosby might testify to reporters on Friday, but ultimately Cosby did not.
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Karl Mayo, 32, and Sen Holiday, 26, dangled down using rappelling gear before being taken into custody and charged with trespassing.
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It was next to a monstrous effigy meant to symbolize corporate money, from which Pai and Trump dangled on puppet strings.
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Smiling in his Red Bull cap at the stadium, surrounded by cousins and friends, a VIP pass dangled from his neck.
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Andrew Wyatt, Cosby's spokesman, last week dangled the possibility that Cosby might testify in the trial, but ultimately he did not.
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The sleeves on Obama's satin top were especially striking, as they has extra pieces of fabric that dangled from each wrist.
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Travis d'Arnaud missed 50 games with a shoulder injury, was slow to return to form and was dangled as trade bait.
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She dangled there all night, and in the morning, when they came to cut the body down, she was still alive.
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That would have been especially unfortunate for my friend, because I might have just dangled there, hanging from my prosthetic leg.
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Trebeaux was gagged with his tartan boxer shorts and dangled naked except for the surgical hemostats still clamped to his scrotum.
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On a recent visit, wires dangled from the ceilings, and dark, filthy passageways were loaded with rubbish and stacks of merchandise.
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On this day she was wearing a tracksuit and hefty chain from which dangled a slab of agate bordered in gems.
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The club dangled in my hand, I set up, and hit the two golf balls, watching them soar in the air.
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For instance, Mr. Trump has dangled the threat of additional tariffs on China while also saying a compromise could be reached.
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But Mr. Davis said that inquiry came about because the president's team had "dangled" the possibility of one in implicit statements.
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He has dangled the possibility of lifting American metal tariffs while threatening to add new tariffs on automobiles at any time.
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He shut down our ideas and belittled us in private meetings; he dangled responsibility and prestige, only to retract them inexplicably.
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MBS, he said, wasn't expecting to have the huge cards, detailing billions of dollars of business deals dangled under his nose.
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At 10 Downing Street, Vice President Mike Pence reiterated the Trump administration's support for Brexit and again dangled a trade deal.
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There's ample evidence that the president has dangled his clemency powers as a means to keep associates from testifying against him.
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The Clavells' lobby already had its Christmas tree up, resplendent in green and white lights, though it dangled no Christmas balls.
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When her body was found, one hoop earring dangled from her right ear and the other was tangled in her hair.
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Was there any inside piece of information to be dangled above friends in the dining room at the American Enterprise Institute?
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The bluejeans that were no longer blue dangled for a while, eventually falling into the puddle of blood collecting underneath them.
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But Chesney dangled too big of a carrot: He, along with award-winning producer Buddy Cannon, wanted to co-produce the album.
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As economies slow, more people will feel that powerful elites have dangled the fruits of material progress only to pull them away.
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Two brothers, their wives, a sister and their children dangled from the ceiling in a hallway, suspended by ropes, blindfolded, hands tied.
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Watergate: Nixon also dangled presidential pardons to keep witnesses from fully testifying, which he admitted was improper in a conversation with Dean.
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For weeks now, Donald Trump has dangled before political watchers the unbelievably delightful prospect that Newt Gingrich would be his running mate.
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And I think that the relinquishment of sanctions, even possibly bringing troops home, are all things that should be dangled out there.
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The state dangled $1 million in bespoke employee training, and proffered so-called "concierge" services to help GE executives with their moves.
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Trump has dangled carrots — like the proposed corporate tax cut announced this week, and a possible rollback of strict new mileage standards.
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JPMorgan's global mergers chairman, Kurt Simon, recently dangled the audacious notion that the capital markets could fully finance a 12-figure acquisition.
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But all it does is remind her that these are illusions, being dangled so she forgets that he holds all the power.
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Others have taxed the ownership of dirty cars by raising their annual registration fees, or dangled rebates on purchases of greener ones.
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Trump on Tuesday dangled the prospect of completing an initial trade deal with China "soon," but offered no new details on negotiations.
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An hour later, the intravenous lines and feeding tubes had been disconnected from their hanging bags and dangled loosely around my father.
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Timberlake buried his face under the covers to keep from laughing, while Key broke character as his whistle dangled over Fallon's face.
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And now, even more GOP donors have dangled their piggybank in front of Republicans to ensure the passage of this tax scheme.
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Her long legs dangled off of my lap as I cradled her head, with her boy-short haircut that had grown out.
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She says he groped and pawed female staff members, stared at their breasts, and dangled job prospects to wine and dine women.
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The limp fabric which used to form a pocket now dangled free, because my depleted partner ripped it off in a fight.
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Mr. Trump's lawyers have dangled written answers as a possibility, and Mr. Mueller's team appeared receptive to it as an interim measure.
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Plastic tubes dangled from her nostrils, and the gown revealed bandaging taped to her stomach and electrode stickers glued to her chest.
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The transcripts reveal Cohen's claim that Sekulow repeatedly dangled the possibility of a pardon, both before and after the 2017 false testimony.
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The move follows months of uncertainty as the Trump administration dangled potential exemptions for allies in return for concessions on other fronts.
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Mr. Monroy, who looked to be wearing a harness, briefly dangled beneath the box near the main stage before plummeting 100 feet.
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Mueller had spoken to Gates about Manafort's assertions during the investigation of whether Trump dangled pardons as a way to block Mueller.
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The IOC had dangled the 2022 Winter Games and a gateway into the China market as a possible inducement to NHL officials.
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While doing so, Trump withheld $391 million in military aid to Ukraine and dangled a White House meeting that Zelensky desperately sought.
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It was true of the sycophants and opportunists before whom he dangled cabinet appointments during the campaign and then, oh, never mind.
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MoviePass, like many other VC-funded startups that focused more on growth than profits, dangled irresistible, subsidized prices in front of consumers.
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Lately a gargantuan wood figure wearing a cap has dangled three stories down in the stairwell, with small counterparts on the landings.
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The result was the Pyongyang Declaration, which outlined a peace process for the peninsula — and dangled a potential concession by North Korea.
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Though a similar proposal was dangled but never enacted during the Clinton years, according to the Washington Post, we live in different times.
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In a separate campaign that ends on Tuesday, McDonald's dangled a pack of gold fries to the winner of a photo hunt competition.
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To lure top talent, Silicon Valley dangled carrots like free meals, dog-friendly offices, video games, on site yoga classes, and unlimited vacation.
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Impaled through the chest on the spikes of a wrought iron fence, it dangled under the streetlamps as blood spilled onto the pavement.
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Trump wanted North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons as he dangled the prospect of an economic boost to the repressive country.
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She paired the simple, modern look with a smattering of Harry Winston diamonds, including a long strand necklace that dangled down her back.
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A gigantic green peace symbol dangled over the centre of the arena, before a dazzling projection depicted the birth of the Amazon rainforest.
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EU membership has been dangled in front of Turkey since negotiations started in 2005, despite the glaring problem of German and Cypriot rejections.
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" Ever attuned to incentives, the real estate mogul dangled an offer: "Look forward to doing your show," he wrote, adding, "I will win!
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Obama then dangled a delicious carrot to the geriatric Castro brothers, offering to visit the island if progress was made on human rights.
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But he did not back up Trump's tweeted suggestion that Clinton dangled favors for Lynch in return for going easy on his wife.
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Once, his silk tie slipped through a vent's slats and dangled down over a sexually engaged couple, and almost got the observers caught.
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Yet it is curious that at least three opportunities with Russians were dangled in front of him in the months before the referendum.
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Dozens of protesters were seen making their escapes by climbing down ropes dangled from motorway overpasses before being driven away by waiting motorbikes.
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A makeshift seal — which the crew named Chewy — dangled from a line off the back of the vessel, posing as prey for sharks.
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The White House's arguments highlighted the fact that US aid to Ukraine was not blatantly dangled as an exchange for investigating the Bidens.
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Late in the third period, the Capitals' Evgeny Kuznetsov dangled through the slot, but his wrist shot was fired wide of the net.
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They posed for photographs with their kill, including an elephant, a leopard and a crocodile, which dangled by a noose from a tree.
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Miller dangled past Markov with a nifty toe drag and then beat Condon with a backhand for his 21st goal of the season.
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"Remember this isn't the first time these backroom negotiations have dangled a carrot in front of the markets," said Oanda trader Stephen Innes.
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Perhaps because Marshall saw how Fitzpatrick responded last season, after a miserable loss in Houston, when his job security dangled for a day.
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But when the administration dangled the prospect of tariffs, Electrolux announced that it was postponing the upgrade, citing concerns about rising steel prices.
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H. R. McMaster, have both dangled the possibility that some as-yet undefined improved terms might one day persuade the president to reconsider.
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The Hong Kong Journalists Association recently described the prospect of tougher national security enforcement as "a sword dangled above the heads" of reporters.
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Mr. Erdogan made sure that foreigners could buy property relatively easily and dangled citizenship, if the investment in real estate was above $250,000.
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Mathematically demonstrable but emotionally impossible, it's dangled just in front of us like a bauble we can't have but can't stop reaching for.
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The people before whom Mr. Trump dangled the possibility of a pardon could not be sure that the volatile president would follow through.
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But he may find it more difficult to attack the Trump administration, which has long dangled the threat of tariffs on Apple's products.
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Love is dangled, in the smoky form of "I'm just a lonesome trucker" Samy (Olivier Chantreau), but Julie's not having any of it.
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In Rolle's telling, Louis-Dreyfus offered Young $3 million for 1,303 pieces and dangled the idea of sending him to Paris to paint.
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Michael Cohen matters At the same time, Cohen, the President's former personal attorney, has dangled allegations publicly against Trump, his company and others.
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The sweet, crunchy prospect of The Office returning is a carrot that's been dangled tantalisingly (sometimes cruelly) over our heads for years now.
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He has dangled pardons, been involved in campaign finance violations and stonewalled Congress across the board, noting that he will defy all subpoenas.
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In another division of the bank, which handles mortgage applications, several employees said managers dangled rewards to get them to process loans faster.
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Mark Corrado, the president of Leading Lady, which makes women's underwear, dangled a brassiere as he testified before a panel of government officials.
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Its Sunni royals have dangled the threat of statelessness over its Shia majority to suppress an uprising launched in 2011, during the Arab spring.
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Imagine having a treat dangled in front of your face only for it to be snatched away the moment you're about to bite. Tragic!
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To boost enrollment, all three companies have dangled sweeteners such as extra money for health savings accounts or lower monthly premiums and co-pays.
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As an unidentified teenage parkgoer dangled 25 feet above the ground, a crowd gathered below to catch her — which they did — once she fell.
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The toilets constantly overflowed, the speakers were older than most of Das Bunker's patrons, electrical systems blew out, and handrails dangled from iron staircases.
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Integrity is important, but frequently ignored in entertainment journalism when the delicious carrot of access and celebrity encounters is dangled in front of you.
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After 1931, Toscanini refused to conduct in Italy, resisting Mussolini, who dangled honors and official posts; he was thereafter reviled in the Fascist press.
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The president has also dangled the possibility of rebel participation in a coalition government and has named some well-known leftists to his cabinet.
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He all but dangled one in front of Paul Manafort last fall after his former campaign chairman began cooperating with the special counsel's office.
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And despite his bellicosity, Mr. Trump has dangled the idea of meeting Hassan Rouhani, Iran's president, just as he met the North Korean leader.
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At that point, Mr. Cohen's lawyer says, Mr. Trump's lawyers "dangled" the possibility of a pardon; the president's lawyers insist that they did not.
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Gone, too, was his grandmother's house on the same parcel of land, where fronds from her favorite palm tree dangled through the shorn roof.
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Last year's inaugural edition dangled the rare carrot before the public of seeing Federer and his great rival Nadal share the court as teammates.
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Ms. Shibari was commiserating with others in the industry, wondering how to make ends meet, when a friend dangled an idea: What about … porn?
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As Mr. Cotton — an Iraq war veteran with two Harvard degrees and manifest ambition — reached a Senate elevator, a Bloomberg reporter dangled some bait.
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The actress attended the Save the Children's Centennial Celebration in Beverly Hills sporting thick, center-parted bangs that dangled right above her eyebrow arch.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday dangled the possibility that he could show up as a spectator to his own impeachment trial in the Senate.
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Mr. Macron has also dangled the possibility of a $15 billion bailout to Iran to bring it back into compliance with the 2015 deal.
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Gobstopper-colored stones glittered from every finger, were linked in a belt, dangled from ears; glittering ropes of silver chains swung with the stride.
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Some had managed to shimmy down a rope that dangled off a footbridge on campus and escape with the help of others on motorbikes.
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In 1949 he had his first full-blown manic attack in Chicago, where he supposedly dangled a friend out the window while shouting poetry.
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While Videgaray dangled concessions, Mexico's private sector rolled out a lobbying operation underpinned by reams of data supplied by IQOM, a Mexican trade consultancy.
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Cohen presented this and another email during his closed-door congressional testimony as proof that a pardon was dangled before he cooperated with prosecutors.
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They have dangled a reauthorization of the Children's Health Insurance Program, which Congress had ignored for months, to put a further squeeze on Democrats.
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It appears here that the Sherpas would do anything, if the price is right or the right amount is dangled, and beer is promised.
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I've quietly asked for a seat-belt extender and had it dangled in front of me over a row of people with an unsympathetic look.
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The juicy fruit dangled in front of Trump Jr. was supposedly passed from the Kremlin's chief prosecutor to a real estate oligarch named Aras Agalarov.
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A protestor from the Femen womens' activist group dangled in a mock hanging from a bridge with an Iranian flag painted across her naked chest.
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Sure, it may swat at a shoelace dangled in its face, or bunny-kick its favorite fish toy when it's in, you know, a mood.
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He shared that he saw the man with his arm dangled on the glass, however, when he went to warn him it was too late.
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Geeta gathered the women to celebrate, and a shoe dangled on a pole above her house, in an ancient symbol of contempt for her accusers.
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Those previous games dangled the opportunity of the end of the world in front of us, and in those games I wanted it to happen.
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The finance ministry dangled yet another incentive to banks on Thursday, saying they will get a tax break on income from loans to smaller firms.
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Desperate for the referral traffic Facebook dangled, they spent the past few years jumping through its hoops only to be cut out of the equation.
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When the NHL dangled Pyeongchang participation in front of the NHLPA in exchange for an extension of the current CBA the proposal was flatly rejected.
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Gordon Sondland, U.S. ambassador to the European Union, had previously asserted that Trump had not dangled U.S. aid to Ukraine in return for political favors.
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And Trump has repeatedly dangled pardons to subordinates under investigation, reportedly including former National Security Advisor Mike Flynn, former campaign chair Paul Manafort, and Cohen.
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Unused orange life jackets dangled from the frame of the boat as a haunting reminder of the chain of events that occurred five days ago.
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Carol pleaded and dangled her crucifix from one sleeve, the better to distract her targets as she blasted them with the other, which concealed what?
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The bombshell revelation throws a wrench into President Donald Trump's key defense to allegations that he dangled security assistance in exchange for politically motivated investigations.
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In 2004, they succeeded when Congress passed the American Jobs Creation Act, which dangled a one-time tax break for companies that repatriated offshore profits.
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"Cohen lied to us from day one," Mr. Costello said, adding that neither he nor Mr. Giuliani dangled a pardon in front of Mr. Cohen.
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Mr. Davis said after the testimony that Mr. Cohen had inquired about Mr. Trump's intentions after the president's legal team "dangled" the possibility of pardons.
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Buildings housing other prisoners towered over the yard, and they dangled their arms through the bars of their cell windows while watching the activity below.
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Rom dangled her feet over the water, which was a couple miles of portages, rivers and rapids from the southwestern border of the Boundary Waters.
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Last year, the president's lawyer dangled the prospect of a pardon to lawyers for Mr. Manafort and Michael Flynn, Mr. Trump's first national security adviser.
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"The idea that things were dangled as some sort of carrots for me to be involved with the Russians is very far-fetched," he said.
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The military aid and White House meeting that Trump dangled were not only crucial in assisting Ukraine as it fought a hot war with Russia.
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He urged the Ukrainian government to investigate the younger Mr Biden and dangled the possibility of a state visit to Washington, DC, as an inducement.
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The vice president's office on Tuesday evening confirmed that North Korea had "dangled a meeting" as part of its charm offensive at the Winter Games.
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While Mr. Trump has dangled the possibility of negotiating a deal to lift sanctions, Mr. Putin's top objective, the congressional response is to expand them.
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But instead of exonerating the two men, prosecutors dangled the prison keys, pushing them to plead guilty to the crime in exchange for immediate freedom.
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True enough ... she never made it past the fence and in the first case her shoelaces became entangled on the spires and she dangled helplessly.
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As she peacefully slept with one leg dangled over the side, the newborn was dressed in an adorable bear costume, complete with a hood and ears.
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The singer, who is pregnant with twins, rocked the long-sleeved sequined Peter Dundas gown along with a beautiful chain necklace that dangled down her chest.
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A bold passenger captured a video of the incredible incident, including the terrifying moment when the reptile dangled down from the ceiling into the plane's cabin.
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As she peacefully sleeps with one leg dangled over the side, the newborn is dressed in an adorable bear costume, complete with a hood and ears.
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The United States and China have both dangled the prospect of better relations, including the lifting of sanctions, if North Korea gives up its nuclear weapons.
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Reports claim the Heat turned down an offer from Orlando in which the Magic dangled center Nikola Vucevic and a first-round pick for his services.
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Executives made slightly less as a group in 2016 than they did in 2015 because the presidential election dangled like an ax over the stock market.
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We spoke about the book on a brilliant snowy day, as dozens of candles flickered around us and her S&M rope dangled from a rafter.
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Anthony's uncle alleged in a phone call to DCFS that Leiva apparently had beaten and dangled Anthony out of a second-story window by his ankles.
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Now George Osborne, the chancellor, has dangled the carrot of building on that success as part of his plans to devolve more power to city regions.
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Trump also has dangled the possibility of government shutdowns if he does not get at least $5 billion this fiscal year for building a border wall.
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Through its $100 billion Vision Fund, the Japanese tech giant poured cash into fledgling companies that dangled incentives and other payments to attract armies of workers.
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But Facebook lobbied prestige and subscription publishers to provide their news to the section and dangled extra financial incentives to them, sources with direct knowledge said.
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That thread, however, is dangled and then dropped for long stretches, as Mary goes about bringing her special brand of nanny magic to her young charges.
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Mueller declined to discuss whether Trump and his personal attorneys had attempted to dissuade witnesses from testifying or dangled pardons in exchange for refusal to cooperate.
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One spring day in 1954, he dangled a sketch of her over the garden wall, invited her in, and asked if she would pose for him.
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But he rejected the notion he dangled military aid over Ukraine to urge it toward investigating Biden, a top political opponent and the 2020 Democratic frontrunner.
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The punishment they had dangled over him, execution by stoning, the punishment they had used to force him to denounce me before the cameras, was null.
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South Korea's president, Moon Jae-in, has dangled large investment and joint economic projects as an incentive for the North to bargain away its nuclear weapons.
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Vermont has dangled $2149,280 grants to entice people to move to the state and to work from home, in a bid to attract young tech workers.
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D. supporter in the crowd of attendees, who wore a yarmulke and a Star of David necklace that dangled outside his shirt next to an A.f.
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The bare walls looked like unfinished cement and one of the two light fixtures next to the mirror was missing; a bare bulb just dangled there.
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Mr. Mueller has investigated whether Mr. Trump dangled pardons to stop Mr. Flynn from cooperating, and Mr. Mueller wanted to question Mr. Trump about the matter.
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The 27-nation bloc, in which most members are also Ankara's NATO allies, has dangled the promise of further aid - but in time and under conditions.
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In its proposal HKEX dangled the prospect of Britain capturing growth as China's currency, the yuan, internationalises—for example, with more Chinese firms listing in London.
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Along with the biscuit, lobster claw, and shrimp that dangled over the top, the rim of the glass was dipped in a chipotle BBQ-flavored seasoning.
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And this is where Medicare comes in, because Medicare is like a new pile of federal money that's dangled in front of hospitals across the country.
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Later in the day, as crews were preparing to go inside the building, parts of it looked shredded, as strips of metal and other materials dangled.
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Failing to vet the investigator, Musk's office offered to pay him $52,000 and dangled a $10,000 bonus for timely evidence showing the diver was a pedophile.
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For Rihanna's look, her stylists Yusef Williams and Naphia White mixed alternating triangle parts with single braids that dangled over her ears to frame her face.
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At M10, pieces of ceiling, glass, and concrete covered broken beds in a former ward, while a leftover bag of serum dangled near an electrical outlet.
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The video dangled the trappings of prosperity in front of KJU: the question is whether KJU wants North Korea to be a clone of South Korea.
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Unused orange life jackets dangled from the frame of the boat as a haunting reminder of the chain of events that occurred less than a week ago.
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" The pup's back legs, which have no feeling, were, sadly, "torn up pretty well because of how they dangled and scraped the ground as he scuttled around.
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But as he dangled outside of the window with the fire below him, he struggled to lift himself inside—until two Syrian refugees came to the rescue.
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TEHRAN (Reuters) - Iran unveiled an expanded shopping list for more than 160 European planes - including 8 superjumbos - and dangled another big order in front of Boeing (BA.
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It was the day after an election result had dangled our world by the feet over a high balcony, not even holding it tightly by the ankles.
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"When the dream role is dangled in front of you in exchange for sex — I don't want to be a part of that," the former actor said.
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The dextrous robot was dangled into the Unit 2 reactor on February 13th, according to a news release from the plant's operator, Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO).
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The government's lawyers also provided evidence that Mr Manafort dangled a job in the White House in front of a banker from whom he hoped to borrow.
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Our limbs dangled in the air trying to reach the rocks, but the only thing we could cling to was the wire suspending us in the air.
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On a recent trip to southern Europe, I drove it on its side, hovering on two wheels at one point as I dangled above a steep incline.
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Total CEO Patrick Pouyanne told the meeting he would not cede to any kind of blackmail over the project, as the activists dangled on ropes above him.
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Black and white toys, the sort you give a newborn for stimulation, are dangled to excite, even though these infants range from six to eight months old.
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In Ghost Protocol, he scaled Dubai's Burj Khalifa and in the last film, Rogue Nation, Cruise dangled off the side of a plane as it took off.
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In Ghost Protocol, he scaled Dubai's Burj Khalifa and in the last film, Rogue Nation, Cruise dangled off the side of a plane as it took off.
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Rather than preselect a favored technology, NASA basically dangled prizes (in the form of contracts) to any company that could figure out how to solve the problem.
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A series of photos showed a young woman's devastation after a breakup: in one image, her legs dangled out of her bedroom window, over the city below.
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It came as that restored World War II patrol torpedo boat dangled over the edge of the Mississippi River from the arm of a huge floating crane.
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Remember that President Obama himself dangled the idea of including tort reform in the ACA as a way to lure some Republicans to vote for the measure.
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Its eyes were connected dumbbell-style by a lateral bar, its elongated snout dangled loosely from its head, and it sported porthole-like gills along its flank.
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"I'm going to fall!" a man repeatedly said in Spanish as he clung to the scaffolding that dangled against a building on East 0003th Street in Manhattan.
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He pierced different body parts, enlarged the piercings until they could accommodate large objects like swords, then dangled weights from the piercings or attached chains to them.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey dangled $2500 billion in subsidies and incentives behind its bid to put Amazon HQ2000, as the project has become known, in Newark.
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Several Neo-Baroque chandeliers dangled from the ceiling, laden with wax flowers, taxidermy birds, religious statuary, tassels, bows and thickets of chicken wire coated with black sand.
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Amid the president's growing frustration, diplomats negotiating a peace deal in Afghanistan dangled troop reductions before the Taliban, which has long demanded a complete American troop withdrawal.
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When he went on tour the following year, he dangled above screaming arena crowds in a Lucite box, an actual captive enacting his trauma in real time.
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Despite his harsh rhetoric during the presidential campaign, Mr. Trump has dangled the prospect of smoother trade relations with China in exchange for helping contain North Korea.
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She has said she speaks to Mr. Trump often, including a talk on Wednesday, the same day she dangled the possibility of unilateral American action in Syria.
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Asked if China had dangled any financial incentives in front of Gambia, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang said Gambia had not bought up "any pre-conditions".
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In other cases, the E.U. has dangled enticements such as humanitarian and economic aid to convince source and transit countries to crack down on or criminalize migration.
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Little charm bags dangled from gold chains around the neck, moon-boot Birkenstocks were buckled by rhinestones, and frame bags or mega-totes clutched in the hand.
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Later, I strolled past a fish market where a 16-foot marlin dangled from a hook, and sea lions, pelicans and frigate birds nudged iPhone-wielding tourists.
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He also dangled the chance to buy a stake in Saudi Arabia's state-owned oil company, Saudi Aramco, whose potentially record-breaking I.P.O. was suspended last year.
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Mr. Moon also dangled an economic incentive, reaffirming promises made in the past by the South of huge investments to help improve the North's road and train systems.
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Visa-free travel in Europe has been a carrot dangled in front of Turkey ever since the country first began its bid for membership in the European Union.
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For "YaYaHo," which he made in 21998, he fashioned a lamp in the form of parallel low-voltage wires draped with shaded halogen bulbs that dangled like jewelry.
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Taylor's opening statement was packed with detail, and included a stunning section apparently depicting Trump denying he was offering a quid pro quo even as he dangled one.
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Handsome Henry Talbot, having been dangled before us like some matrimonial worm at the end of last season, has come back to pick up where he left off.
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He's explored whether Trump dangled pardons to keep associates loyal, Trump's involvement in crafting false or misleading statements issued by key figures, and Trump's attacks on hostile witnesses.
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The same guy broke another sex worker's jaw, dangled a woman out of a window by her feet, and threatened to kick a pregnant woman in the stomach.
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Airbus has dangled the prospect of closing A380 production before, and industry sources say such manoeuvres can be a negotiating tactic and the talks remain difficult to predict.
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Through its $100 billion Vision Fund, the Japanese tech giant SoftBank has poured cash into fledgling companies that dangled incentives and other payments to attract armies of contractors.
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While President Trump canceled a planned tariff increase in October, he has routinely dangled the prospect of additional taxes if Beijing does not accede to America's trade demands.
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For the nearly three dozen passengers who dangled in cable cars over the glaciers of Mont Blanc, it was a long, cold and — in most cases — sleepless night.
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Airbus has dangled the prospect of closing A380 production before, and industry sources say such maneuvers can be a negotiating tactic and the talks remain difficult to predict.
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It dangled its attractive user base — the service now claims 150 million daily users, including nearly half the country's population from ages 18 to 0003 — to lure advertisers.
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Timothy Bourman said he grabbed his wife's hand and prayed Tuesday as his Southwest flight dropped in midair and an oxygen mask dangled in front of his face.
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Mr. Keyes, in late-night text messages, dangled the possibility of having her work for him and asked her to come to his apartment then to discuss it.
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In an attempt to sell the penthouse in a Chelsea building with loft-like residences but no doorman, he dangled two years of butler services as a lure.
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Above us, in a giant rectangle, dangled thousands of glowing balloons that lit up at various moments throughout the show while dropping down and nearly touching our heads.
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Elaborate beaded lace frills dangled from the yokes of racecar leather jackets atop pleated leather pants; cropped satin and suede jackets with matching geometric miniskirts displayed embroidered skylines.
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But as the president dangled the threat of tariffs last July, the Americans and the Europeans were not sure they could even reach an agreement to begin negotiating.
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The Afghan government has repeatedly dangled its mineral wealth in front of President Trump, who is losing patience with the costly presence of American troops in the country.
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The Mets dangled Cabrera, who is now primarily playing third base, as bait before the July 31 nonwaiver trading deadline, but the market for position players was weak.
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While doing so, Trump withheld nearly $400 million in military aid and dangled a White House meeting that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky desperately wants and still hasn't gotten.
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Naked to the waist, his shoulder leaning against a stable door, he wore polo boots and tight white riding pants; horse tack dangled whiplike from his left hand.
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The opinion essay begins with the story of the author as a child hanging onto her father's legs as he dangled over the edge of a sea cliff.
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Trump publicly criticized the prosecutors and dangled the possibility of a pardon for Manafort, who is now serving a 7.5-year prison sentence for tax and bank fraud.
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First post-boy-band albums are also where symbols of maturity are dangled: Mr. Styles would like you to know he has been debauched, or something like it.
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At issue is a financial carrot that Congress dangled before insurers to encourage their participation in the early years of the Affordable Care Act's (ACA) health care marketplaces.
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"Congress is investigating reports that Trump and his legal team privately dangled pardons to obstruct investigations, including ours," House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff of California tweeted on Tuesday.
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Membership talks with Turkey have been moribund, but the prospect of Turkey's eventually joining the European Union has also long been dangled as an enticement to closer ties.
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Ryan Adams: Seven women and over a dozen associates came forward with accounts of how the prolific singer-songwriter dangled career opportunities while pursuing female artists for sex.
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The new probe takes aim at Trump's business, and it will investigate whether any of his administration's decisions have been influenced by financial incentives dangled by foreign actors.
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Preparing to depart Washington for next week&aposs meeting, Trump dangled before Kim visions of normalized relations with the United States, economic investment and even a White House visit.
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Rather than pick the best geographic location, Jeff Bezos dangled a substantial carrot in front of North America's metropolitan centers: $2000 billion in investment, and up to 50,000 jobs.
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Under the Grime4Corbyn banner, one group in particular dangled the reward of tickets to a free grime rave as an incentive for getting young people to register to vote.
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Unless you're a true believer in the concept of gadget-enabled push-button convenience — and the perpetually dangled claim that smart home nirvana really is just around the corner.
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That decision is a key component of the Democrats' impeachment inquiry, particularly after a whistleblower's allegations that Trump had dangled the funds to pressure Ukrainian leaders for political favors.
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If pardons were dangled for Michael Flynn and Paul Manafort in the Russia probe, the president's lawyer and the president himself might be looking at obstruction of justice charges.
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On Monday, Sanders led a rally outside of Hahnemann, asking that Freedman work with the unions and local policymakers—who have dangled tax-dollars—to keep the doors open.
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A little bit of the condom dangled outside of me, and I held onto that ring around the opening to keep the condom in place as Sean penetrated me.
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They've dangled issues like tax reform and judicial nominations in front of the conservatives in Congress and the conservative voting base since then-candidate Trump secured the GOP nomination.
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On a call with analysts, executives dangled an attractive EBITDA profitability target for full year 2021, but many analysts continued to ask skeptical questions to probe for more details.
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Nick Ayers, Pence's chief of staff, said the North Koreans had "dangled a meeting in hopes of the vice president softening his message," but bailed hours ahead of time.
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For over a year, Amazon dangled the prize of a second headquarters, or HQ2, in front of cities across the country, and then watched as they duked it out.
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The Kim regime even dangled the prospect of permanently dismantling the Yongbyon nuclear facility — if the United States takes corresponding measures, in accordance with the Singapore summit joint declaration.
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There's a big difference between what the ultra-wealthy might declare as income with today's highest marginal tax rate of 21950 percent, versus under AOC's dangled 70 percent rate.
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The wood-panelled tailgate of the 1972 Oldsmobile station wagon dangled open like a broken jaw, making a wobbly bench on which four kids could sit, eight legs swinging.
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Rodriguez went on the say that Dean dangled the option of a closed-door meeting between Rubenstein and the activists, but only if the protests did not go forward.
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Trump dangled the possibility on Friday that a June 12 summit with Kim could still take place, just a day after he canceled the meeting citing Pyongyang's "open hostility".
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Though, with his suggestions of fetish and pornography — clothes dangled straps that implied bondage, a famous top bared its wearer's nipple — Mr. Lang had his more provocative moments, too.
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And though the president's advisers have previously dangled the possibility of pardons before targets of the special counsel's inquiry, pardoning Mr. Manafort could be politically risky for Mr. Trump.
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He cackled with glee as he raced his 8-year-old relative Rogerio to a playground, where he fearlessly dangled from a jungle gym and swung from a rope.
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She also said that Trump "dangled the offer of a White House meeting before President Zelensky," noting that it would be important to the newly inaugurated president of Ukraine.
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Democrats allege Trump dangled the promise of aid and a White House meeting as leverage to get Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to open investigations into a 2020 political rival.
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Democrats allege Trump dangled the promise of aid and a White House meeting as leverage to get Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to open investigations into a 28500 political rival.
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At issue is a temporary financial carrot that Congress dangled before insurers to encourage their participation in the early years of the Affordable Care Act's (ACA) health care marketplaces.
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This was the Sword of Damocles, so called because the metal visor—which looked like a head vise with goggles—dangled from a mechanical arm attached to the ceiling.
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WASHINGTON — On the South Lawn of the White House just over a year ago, 10-year-old Endya Colbert dangled a worm directly in front of Michelle Obama's face.
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In interviews, seven women and more than a dozen associates described a pattern of manipulative behavior in which Adams dangled career opportunities while simultaneously pursuing female artists for sex.
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CreditCreditAndrea DiCenzo for The New York Times HERAT, Afghanistan — A 2017 wall calendar dangled from a nail over Kawsar Roshan's bed on the otherwise blank wall of her room.
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While authorities have urged banks to keep lending to struggling firms and even dangled incentives, banks are wary of bad loans after a long regulatory crackdown on riskier lending.
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The tax breaks are the latest carrot Abe's government has dangled in front of Japanese companies to convince them to help with his agenda aimed at reflating the economy.
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Miami-based Bitcoin ATM maker Bitstop says it's installed machines in more than 45 locations in Florida, and at least some real estate deals are being dangled in Bitcoin.
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Not everyone takes the carrot simply because it's dangled in front of them; not everyone connects some part of their self-worth and happiness to the absence of crow's feet.
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Many of those executed publicly were shot in the head, and those that were accused of being "spies" were killed and then dangled from scaffolding for a couple of days.
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At Prada, plackets, collars and cuffs dangled from shirts and jackets, while at Gucci, Marni, Etro and Damir Doma, knits, trousers and coats came down the runway with frayed hems.
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On Thursday, Iran's top diplomat dangled an opening for talks, saying Tehran was willing to accept enhanced and permanent nuclear inspections in exchange for a permanent lifting of US sanctions.
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What follows is a detailed recounting of Ailes priming her to be available at his every whim for regular sexual encounters while he dangled job offers in front of her.
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"If you look at [Juul's] social media and marketing, it's beyond slick," Glantz told me, contrasting that stuff with the joke of a curriculum the company dangled and then withdrew.
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The woman who dangled from her shoelaces last week trying to jump the White House fence has struck again ... this time gunning for a building about a football field away.
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On Saturday, Trump dangled the possibility of reaching a deal with Democrats over a new healthcare bill, saying he had reached out to Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer on Friday.
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After an earlier scene that dangled the promise of this moment, only to snatch it right out of our grasp, Solo finally gave up the goods in its closing moments.
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Update: Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell dangled the possibility of a Sessions write-in campaign Tuesday night and said he's sure that Sessions and President Trump are considering the idea.
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The route Saturday also passed through Sainte-Mère-Église, where the American paratrooper John Steele dangled from a clock tower after his parachute got caught during the invasion, and survived.
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Schiff on Tuesday said he's investigating whether Trump "dangled" pardons to former associates and said the president should be indicted for breaking campaign finance laws once he leaves office (NPR).
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Congressional lawmakers are concerned he dangled military aid over Ukraine as a quid pro quo for it to launch a probe into a political opponent, though it is still unclear.
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Players excited to explore the lush open world dangled before them will quickly find themselves jammed into the southwest corner of the arena, effectively funneled into an unexpectedly linear storyline.
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Coal plants and nuclear waste facilities are built in areas where developers expect little political will or power, and the carrot of jobs is usually dangled to sweeten the deal.
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In February, SNB President Thomas Jordan dangled the possibility that the bank could lower its exemption threshold - those deposits not yet subject to negative interest rates - to weaken the franc.
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Well, at the end of their news conference, Bisping dangled his finger on Georges' chin when they faced off ... and GSP didn't like that at all, shoving Mike off him.
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Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain dangled the prospect of a second referendum before lawmakers, in a desperate effort to win over those who have rejected her plan three times.
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He sat for an interview with Bloomberg, in which he dangled the prospect of keeping Attorney General Jeff Sessions, an early believer turned political piñata, in his job until November.
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He will continue the team's commitment to a European core, with the Knicks already featuring Kristaps Porzingis and Willy Hernangomez, even if Porzingis has been dangled in various trade scenarios.
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While doing so, Trump withheld $391 million in military aid to Ukraine and dangled a White House meeting that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky desperately sought and still hasn&apost gotten.
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More than a year later, when Credico was considering what to say to investigators and the media, Stone dangled the prospect of making information about Credico's outreach to Kunstler public.
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He dangled two carrots: a White House visit and nearly $400 million in desperately needed military aid that the United States had promised to Ukraine for its war with Russia.
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The Ladies Open de France has landed at seven venues since it began in 21995 and has had various name changes, skipping four years as tournament sponsorships dangled in limbo.
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Plotwise, a carrot in the form of a public choir competition is dangled, but the narrative is driven by the ladies' reconsideration of their own worth, whether over- or underinflated.
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In taking the bait Clinton dangled on Monday, Trump echoed his August entanglement in a days-long public dispute with the parents of a Muslim Army captain killed in Iraq.
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Background: Former Trump attorney Michael Cohen used 2018 emails from Costello as evidence for his claim that a presidential pardon "was dangled" before he cooperated with federal prosecutors, CNN reports.
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Because smoke rises during a fire, leaving more breathable air closer to the ground, Mr. Morgan created a hood with a mouthpiece attached to tubes that dangled near one's feet.
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In it, he recalled a night when a mobster, angry that he had broken off an engagement to the thug's daughter, dangled him out of a New York hotel window.
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In December of 2003, the very same month the bill was signed into law, PhRMA — the drug companies' biggest lobbying group — dangled the possibility that Billy could be their next CEO.
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In the center of the Future team office, a sneaker dangled from the grasp of a small industrial robotic arm, called the LBR iiwa, made by the German automation company KUKA.
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Safai, standing in the front row, held the banner just over the front barrier so it dangled below the bleachers as the small stadium blasted unidentifiable, bland techno before the match.
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"If there is evidence to suggest that the president, through intermediaries, dangled a pardon or a commutation to induce Paul Manafort to lie and obstruct, that becomes a crime," said Rossi.
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Mueller report: There is evidence that Trump may have "dangled pardons or offered other favorable treatment to Michael Flynn, Paul Manafort, Michael Cohen and Roger Stone" in return for their silence.
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By the end of their performance, the singers dangled high above the crowd in an umbrella-shaped contraption as their backup dancers twirled around them and confetti fell onto the audience.
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But Trump has dangled the prospect of funding some elements of the law, which enabled millions more Americans to secure healthcare coverage, in exchange for Democrats' support in the spending talks.
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The real estate mogul Bruce Ratner dangled star architect Frank Gehry before city officials when seeking approval for the arena that would anchor his enormous Atlantic Yards development in downtown Brooklyn.
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After Minnesota paddled the Blues last year, Hitchcock dangled for about a month — as the team reportedly pursued Mike Babcock and Todd McLellan — before coming back on a one-year deal.
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Another, an ear cuff named Waterfall, dangled a large gold-hued pearl at the top of the ear while, at the bottom, a cascade of smaller pearls almost grazed the shoulder.
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Democrats say Taylor's testimony raises the stakes for next week's open hearing with Sondland, who initially testified that Trump had not dangled U.S. aid to Ukraine in return for political favors.
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Through its $100 billion Vision Fund, the Japanese tech giant SoftBank has poured cash into fledgling companies that dangled incentives and other payments to attract armies of contractors to deliver services.
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At one point in Jules Feiffer's new graphic novel, "Cousin Joseph," a movie producer, being dangled by his feet over the edge of a cliff, makes the pitch of a lifetime.
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Another man, known as a "mugger," jumped out and tackled the netted females, hobbled and blindfolded them, and then wrapped them in bags that dangled from the underside of the helicopter.
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Fake persimmons dangled from the bottom of the helmet, which were made by a neighbor who previously grew persimmons, but had to quit after her garden was contaminated in the accident.
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You had a remarkable back and forth with Seif al-Islam, Qaddafi's son, who dangled the idea of giving you the truth about your father but ended up providing no answers.
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The lower part of his leg simply dangled, as if the long sock that he wore was all that kept his ankle and foot attached to the rest of his body.
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For larger or more curious appetites, these dipping noodles, called seiro udon, can be dangled into a hot duck soup in which a few hunks of well-boiled duck meat swim.
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Cyrus took one of her star turns via hip-hop because mainstream, commercial, hip-hop dangled from populist, overly-produced videos is a culture that is the coin of the realm.
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Cashman refused to part with Andujar over the winter when Pittsburgh dangled Gerrit Cole, who eventually was sent to Houston, where he has become one of the American League's elite pitchers.
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The Mexican authorities used pepper spray on a caravan of 21,2000 Central American migrants who tried to enter the country illegally, and dangled the possibility of jobs for those who registered.
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Mr. López Obrador also dangled the possibility of employment for those who sought to enter legally, saying that there were 13,000 jobs in Mexico's southern region that needed to be filled.
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We're told Jen allegedly dangled Ariana over a fence, and Ronnie feared his daughter would get injured as Jen had allegedly been drinking heavily at an event earlier in the day.
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Barkov dangled to score a one-handed goal to seal the shootout win, and Reimer stopped every shot he faced the rest of the way to cap a 2700-save performance.
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The Getaway Perhaps you've been intrigued by the affordable (and in some cases downright cheap) fares being dangled lately by low-cost, long-haul carriers like Norwegian, Level and XL Airways.
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On a visit in December, an inflatable severed swan's head dangled from a ceiling beam, and a rubber chicken bong — a recent drop — sat on a coffee table, full of weed.
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Mr. Mueller's public filings have laid out a broad framework showing that Russians dangled a real estate deal and dirt on Hillary Clinton while asking for a range of sanctions relief.
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On July 22, these two protesters dangled from street signs above the Expreso Las Américas, one of San Juan's main highways, and performed in silks as a large crowd marched below.
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On July 22, these two protesters dangled from street signs above the Expreso Las Américas, one of San Juan's main highways, and performed in silks as a large crowd marched below.
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Update On a recent morning, a steer head weighing two tons dangled from a nylon strap over the playground in Chelsea Waterside Park, on 234th Avenue between 22nd and 24th Streets.
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James Franco is being accused in a new lawsuit of pressuring his acting school students to get naked for auditions while he dangled promises of movie roles that rarely panned out.
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Drab white walls and the grimy checkered floor left little to look at but the tacky blue lacquer booths within, while overhead a toddler-sized plush Tweety dangled from the ceiling.
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" Mr. Trump has dangled the possibility of easing up on the company, saying last month that "it's possible that Huawei even would be included in some kind of a trade deal.
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Fans perched on the perimeter walls, hoisted themselves onto the scaffolded floodlights and even dangled from the billboards from which the Ayatollahs Khomeini and Ali Khamenei gaze down upon proceedings (pictured above).
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The United States and China have both dangled the prospect of better ties, including the lifting of sanctions and eventually a likely peace treaty, if North Korea gives up its nuclear weapons.
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They weren't silver birches, the classic Russian tree that dangled above the stage in the first two acts, but pines, the quintessential Southern one: a fitting visual melding of two overlapping cultures.
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" He also dangled some insider information about an anonymous Democratic senator's illicit history during a presser last fall, but wouldn't go into details because he wanted to "save it for a book.
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America had dangled the threat of this sort of ban (known as a denial of export privileges) last year but shelved it when ZTE confessed to wrongdoing and paid $890m in penalties.
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The late Michael Jackson was roundly criticized in 2002 after he dangled his baby boy from the fourth floor balcony of a hotel in Berlin to show the child off to fans.
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Fun fact: "Deliverance" was filmed on location in Georgia and Coward did his own stunts, including being dangled along the steep cliff in the scene after he was shot by Voight's character.
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Prior slights aside, there is still a strong case for Beyoncé to take home the award that has been dangled in front of her three times, but never placed in her hand.
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Then we got "Email: Temple of Doom" (part two) in late October, when Comey publicly reopened the Clinton email case and dangled the possibility of charging her just days before the election.
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Your mother and father, your brothers – with their cruel remarks, each time they punched you, or dangled spit over your face while pinning you to the carpeting – these things made you real.
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Uber executives dangled a new and attractive profitability target in front of analysts on its earnings call Monday, but analysts were skeptical and pressed for more details, which Uber did not provide.
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In recent months, the United States has increased pressure on Iran and Venezuela, dangled the removal of North Korean sanctions and, in only a few days, imposed, then reversed, sanctions against Turkey.
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Mulvaney first shocked reporters at a White House press conference on Thursday when he said Trump dangled hundreds of millions of military aid dollars on the condition that Ukraine would investigate Democrats.
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Warmer temperatures have dangled the tantalizing prospect of increased resource extraction, shorter shipping routes across an ice-free Arctic Ocean, and greater strategic dominance for nations with a presence in the region.
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Bill Taylor, the top US diplomat in Ukraine, testified about allegations that the Trump administration dangled military aid to Ukraine and pressured its government to investigate Trump's 2020 Democratic rival Joe Biden.
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You can enjoy the romance and enjoy the moments of connection, but not make that the destination," Brosh McKenna dangled — adding, "I think it's a nice set up for some fan fiction.
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He dangled a possible cabinet secretary post in front of Stephen Calk, chairman of Federal Savings Bank in Chicago, pressing Mr. Gates to promote him as a possible secretary of the Army.
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Pressing his point, the governor climbed off the truck and onto one of the shelves that border the tracks, and dangled his leg into a chamber that holds the 12,000-volt cables.
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Among the possibilities he dangled were financial benefits for himself and his family — highly paid nonprofit gigs that he imagined Obama could arrange for him, or corporate board seats for his wife.
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He can obstruct justice with dangled pardons, submit false answers to Mueller's questions, and commit unimaginably destructive and nefarious assaults on the legal system without any realistic fear of losing his job.
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At the same time — in an implied, if not direct quid pro quo — Trump dangled $400 million in military aid and a visit to the White House for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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Parisians could be seen plunging fully clothed into the fountains of the Trocadéro, Viennese cooled themselves in municipal misters, and Amsterdamers dangled their feet in a repurposed kiddie pool at a cafe.
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Or, in the case of Sander Lak at Sies Marjan, the many fluttery bits that dangled, flapped, ruffled and wobbled in his painterly procession of aubergine, peach, mint green and fluorescent pink.
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Saeed dangled the hope of spiritual forgiveness; he pointed out that a legal case wasn't likely to result in a favorable verdict but was certain to cause years of fruitless, harrowing hearings.
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It is the same man who has dangled pardons to his associates to prevent them from cooperating with federal investigators trying to get to the bottom of Russia's attack on our election.
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After Ann had taken the older children into the study, where the couch had been turned into a bed, Olive sat with Christopher and Little Henry, who dangled from his father's lap.
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The younger of the two women, Dusha seemed nervous, fiddling with the many strings of glass beads around her neck, swinging her feet back and forth as they dangled off the bench.
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Andrew M. Cuomo has dangled a possibility of signing off on a pay raise for lawmakers in exchange for an expanding raft of measures on ethics, homelessness, hate crimes and other topics.
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T-Mobile dangled carrots before consumers and legislators on Thursday, promising cut-rate plans along with free 5G service to first responders as well as home broadband for 0003 million U.S. families.
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MORE dangled more money to the states for Medicaid expansion as part of the Affordable Care Act, that promise of more money included more federal requirements, including an expansion of eligibility requirements.
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" • "Skeptics worry that the funds will mostly target real estate and other projects that probably would have attracted investment even without the tax break, and may not deliver the returns being dangled.
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Skeptics worry that the funds will mostly target real estate and other projects that probably would have attracted investment even without the tax break, and may not deliver the returns being dangled.
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Something about their squelchy wetness, the vines they dangled from in clumps, how they were wont to fall on the ground and get squished by someone's unsuspecting shoe—it all deeply disgusted me.
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Jones, who has more than 500,000 YouTube subscribers, dangled his power of celebrity over these girls and asked them to talk about their age while they performed sex acts, according to his statement.
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The discussions also raise questions about whether the possibility of a pardon was dangled to influence Flynn and Manafort's decisions on whether to plead guilty and cooperate with Mueller's investigation, the newspaper said.
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SEOUL/BANGKOK (Reuters) - FIFA President Gianni Infantino dangled the carrot of more World Cup spots for Asia during a visit to Seoul and Bangkok, pressing his case for an enlarged 40-team tournament.
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He would have delivered on the $10 billion credit that Roosevelt had dangled before the Soviets to help them rebuild from a war that had turned much of the country into a wasteland.
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In Reynosa, on Mexico's border with the United States, two alleged robbers were beaten, bound with duct tape and dangled from a footbridge, with a message from a drug baron pinned to them.
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Beijing has dangled carrots to aid the beleaguered Taiwanese economy, and reached out to pro-China KMT candidates to promise an improvement in economic and political relations under a new administration, Broderick noted.
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One city that spilled its secrets to Amazon: With big hopes for the $100,000-a-year jobs the company dangled in front of the bidding cities, Spokane, Washington, submitted a bid for HQ303.
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For instance, the birds' body temperature was consistently a good eight degrees Celsius above ambient air temperature when hovering, and they usually dangled their feet in an apparent attempt to dissipate more heat.
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The big picture: Medicare for All, a litmus test for 2020 Democratic presidential candidates, has dangled over stocks even though Wall Street firms know enacting that program would require several consecutive political miracles.
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Throughout the pressure campaign, Trump repeatedly dangled but withheld a White House meeting for Zelensky, which the new leader coveted in order to show a united front with the West against Russian aggression.
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Along the hard-hit country road, giant pieces of metal from a farm building dangled from pine branches 20 feet (6 meters) in the air, making loud creaking sounds as the wind blew.
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That allegation came after Cohen's attorney Lanny Davis acknowledged this week that Cohen had told his former legal team to explore a potential presidential pardon after the possibility was "dangled" by Trump's lawyers.
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Meanwhile, in the United States this year, almost nine billion chickens will be dangled upside down on conveyor belts and slaughtered; when the process doesn't work properly, the birds are scalded alive. Hmm.
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Mr. Adelson once dangled the possibility of giving as much as $240 million to pro-Trump groups, an infusion that at a stroke would have made the groups financially competitive against Hillary Clinton.
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The body cameras the police officers were wearing "dangled," according to the police department's spokesman, L'Jean McKneely, so we don't know how much of the events leading to Mr. Sterling's death were captured.
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While U.S. officials have previously dangled what they called "off ramps" for those hit with sanctions who abandon Maduro, this is the first time the Trump administration has made good on its pledge.
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While Trump on Tuesday dangled the prospect of completing an initial trade agreement "soon," he offered no new details on negotiations, rattling investors who had been encouraged by signs of progress last month.
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The bombshell revelation throws a wrench into Trump and his allies' key defense to allegations that the president dangled security assistance in exchange for politically motivated investigations meant to help his 2020 campaign.
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McConnell dangled a $45 billion fund dedicated to fighting the U.S. opioid crisis in an effort to lure senators from the Rust Belt and New England to vote for the GOP Obamacare replacement.
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In London, Mr. Trump met with the hard-line pro-Brexit leader, Nigel Farage, and dangled the prospect of a lucrative trade deal with Britain if it cut ties to the European Union.
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Like the gem-encrusted coke spoons that once dangled from the necks of revelers in Manhattan's riotous nightclub, Studio 54, this elegant piece of paraphernalia is as witty as it is culturally potent.
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It's the latest turnaround on tariffs for President Donald Trump, who has repeatedly dangled threats to ratchet up import duties on goods from China and other countries, including Mexico, as leverage in negotiations.
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But the drivers were always aware that their livelihoods dangled by a thin thread—their pay and working conditions depending on the whims of a multinational company with a reputation for bad behavior.
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Black rubber tubes dangled from concrete slabs, and a microwave sat in a pile of rubble, a long cable connecting it to the mains so that the workmen could heat up their lunches.
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"It's better to do this than to rob and steal," he said as he carried a bag full of apparently counterfeit sneakers, a pair of which dangled by the laces around his neck.
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In their report in November, the Bernstein Research analysts dangled the tantalizing possibility that American Express might begin some kind of price war, throwing its own sky-high bonuses and privileges at customers.
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Mr. Parnas and Mr. Fruman also dangled American favors in front of Petro O. Poroshenko, president of Ukraine at the time, and two exiled Ukrainian oligarchs facing legal problems in the United States.
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Two emails provided to Congress by the President's former attorney reopened the controversy over his claims that Trump had dangled a pardon -- an accusation that the President and his allies have vigorously denied.
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The boys who would socialize with Bruce after the shoots, alone in his hotel room, would get booked for longer with the carrot of a major campaign being dangled in front of them.
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He took the puck at center ice, accelerated to jet speed in a few strides and then dipped and dangled through two defenders before deking out goaltender Joonas Korpisalo for a 2-1 lead.
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He cites the fierce resistance genetically-engineered salmon encountered for years before finally being approved for sale by the FDA—a gnarly, two decade-long process during which it dangled in pre-approval purgatory.
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Mr Trump has already dangled his support for democratic Taiwan, which China claims as a renegade province, as something to be traded in exchange for help cutting America's trade deficit with China (see article).
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It's a sweet, nostalgic look back to Trump's more innocent days, a time before he called on voters to assassinate Hillary Clinton, tried to build a wall against Mexicans and dangled with nuclear weapons.
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The Basel II framework that was being rolled out as the crisis struck explicitly encouraged banks to develop their own risk models, and dangled the promise of lower capital requirements to those that did.
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Read more: Meet Volodymyr Zelensky, Ukraine's comedian turned president who's at the center of the scandal threatening Trump's presidencyCongressional lawmakers have expressed concerns that Trump dangled military aid to coerce Zelensky to investigate Biden.
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At one point, to affect weightlessness, Treadway balanced her back against the chair, dangled her legs forward, and grabbed a beam above her head, as Stevens (standing in for the puppeteer) held her aloft.
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Brenda Mayes' civil rights lawsuit says her son was getting off the school bus in early February when the driver, John Naisbitt, closed the doors, trapping the boy's backpack inside as he dangled outside.
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Soulja Boy's style and the way he carried himself was also a huge part of his appeal where someone like Kanye would wear Polos that were fitted Soulja's sloppily dangled down to his knees.
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President Trump has repeatedly defended Mr. Manafort as a "brave man" and dangled the possibility of a pardon for his 10 felonies, likely to result in a prison term of at least 20173 years.
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Over the summer, Mr. Trump publicly dangled the possibility of firing Mr. Mueller, stoking concerns among some of his advisers who believed that Mr. Trump would further imperil his presidency if he did so.
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The Turkish government has also dangled Brunson in exchange for the US dropping an investigation into Halkbank, a Turkish bank that the US alleges helped Iran evade sanctions, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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The twister knocked down power lines, and one utility pole dangled horizontally in the street in the Donelson area, home to country music's most famous concert stage, the Grand Ole Opry, news pictures showed.
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And the possibility of a UK-US trade deal is sometimes dangled as a Brexit advantage — one hardcore pro-Brexit politicians like Nigel Farage, of the aptly named Brexit Party, have continued to promote.
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The EU on Friday pleaded with migrants on the Turkish border to stop trying to cross into Greece but dangled the prospect of more aid for Ankara as the standoff entered a second week.
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Andy Mills, a 6-foot-3-inch photographer for The Star-Ledger, dangled out of a Cessna 152 two-seater and aimed his long lens at what looked like just dots on the sand.
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Hobday was a readily recognizable figure to the galleries, with his generous mustache and equally generous waistline, the cigarettes that sometimes dangled from his mouth, his often mismatched trousers and shirt, and his antics.
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At one point, Ms. Meyer — who remains close to Mr. Kushner — dangled the availability of EB-5 visas to the United States as an enticement for Chinese financiers willing to spend $500,000 or more.
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Interconnected bras dangled from one model's dress, trailing behind her; a cape befitting Snow White billowed around the knee-length orange braids of another; an oversize white visor framed the face of a third.
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Mr. Trump has dangled the additional tax cuts as a reason voters should back him and Republican House candidates, warning that the economy — and retirement accounts — will tank if Democrats win the White House.
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Each night, for a couple of hours, Mr. West performed while tethered to a platform that dangled over the crowd and moved from one end of the room to the other like a warship.
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But critics say Chinese loans can lead countries into a "debt trap", and Taiwan has said China has dangled huge aid packages in front of countries to get them to switch over to Beijing.
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"North Korea dangled a meeting in hopes of the vice president softening his message, which would have ceded the world stage for their propaganda during the Olympics," said Nick Ayers, Pence's chief of staff.
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The twister knocked down power lines, and one utility pole dangled horizontally in the street in the Donelson area, home to country music's most famous concert stage, the Grand Ole Opry, news pictures showed.
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Ryan Adams: Seven women and over a dozen associates came forward with accounts of how the prolific singer-songwriter and ex-husband of Mandy Moore dangled career opportunities while pursuing female artists for sex.
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In interviews, seven women and more than a dozen associates described a pattern of manipulative behavior in which Mr. Adams, a prolific singer-songwriter, dangled career opportunities while simultaneously pursuing female artists for sex.
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"North Korea dangled a meeting in hopes of the vice president softening his message, which could have ceded the world stage for their propaganda during the Olympics," said Nick Ayers, Pence's chief of staff.
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A rain jacket and a liter of water rounded out the remaining contents of my bag, while a lemon-lime Gatorade dangled from a shoulder strap's bungee cord positioned over my chest for easy access.
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On a visit to Australia in March, the prime minister, Li Keqiang, dangled the prospect of closer economic ties, but also warned Australia against a "cold-war mentality" and taking sides between China and America.
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Announced yesterday, Amazon Video Direct is being dangled in front of "creators and storytellers" as a way to get their videos in front of Amazon's vast audience, ultimately making more money off the increased exposure.
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Meet David Rosenblatt, the e-commerce CEO who's not afraid of AmazonChinese investors are making moves to increase their spending in Silicon Valley'Amazon Stadium' is the latest bait being dangled in front of Jeff Bezos
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Abe dangled the tax break offer in an attempt to lure companies into a hefty wage hike as a way to spur consumer spending and lift price rises toward the central bank's 2 percent target.
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And the series reveals how, over and over again, survivors and their families say Kelly recognized their ambition and capitalized on it -- controlling and abusing them, as he dangled their dreams just out of reach.
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Hard-hatted men lingered along the shaded curb, either on break from work or waiting around for work, while above them multiple pairs of sneakers dangled from electrical wires, their presence more ominous than mischievous.
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The lawsuit Mayes' civil rights lawsuit alleges her son was getting off the school bus in early February when the driver, John Naisbitt, closed the doors, trapping the boy's backpack inside as he dangled outside.
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One frigid morning last month, April Turner sidled up to the parapet of a 21-story apartment building on the Upper West Side, climbed over the edge and dangled herself 1003 feet above the pavement.
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Over the weekend, Rudy Giuliani, Trump's lawyer, publicly dangled the possibility of pardons for those swept up in the Russia investigation in a series of interviews with multiple outlets, including the New York Daily News.
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Mr. Sekulow's lawyers vigorously disputed Mr. Cohen's accounts, which more broadly suggested lawyers tied to the president had dangled pardons to try to secure his cooperation and helped shape his initial false statement to Congress.
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But Mr. Moon's proposal, dangled as a lure for the North to start denuclearizing, also raised the risk of going well beyond what his country's most important ally, the United States, is prepared to do.
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But many inside and outside government have noted there were no major military exercises between the United States and South Korea scheduled until the spring, so the promise of scaling them back could be dangled.
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In the cavernous basement of a science building, where an animal skeleton dangled overhead and Latin music played, students received stoles with the words "Clase Del 2017" woven into them, while siblings devoured chocolate cupcakes.
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His heavy beard and long dark hair were topped by a baseball cap; nestled under gold aviators that dangled amid scores of gold necklaces was a T-shirt with the slogan "Guccify Yourself" in pink.
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In an interview with British broadcast journalist Piers Morgan, Trump — fresh from his first official visit to the U.K. — dangled the prospect of striking a generous free trade agreement with embattled Prime Minister Theresa May.
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The "carrots and sticks" that are being dangled before allies indicate that not only are Section 85033 tariffs being threatened for an entirely different purpose, but the ultimate target all along may have been China.
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He offered briefings to a pro-Russia Ukrainian oligarch and dangled a position in the Trump administration in front of a banker who provided him a loan for which he would not otherwise have qualified.
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Their partnership comes as Mexico is under intense pressure to stem the flow of U.S.-bound migrants by President Donald Trump, who has dangled repeated tariff threats on all Mexican exports if Lopez Obrador fails.
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Plenty of people were pissed that This Is Us — which dangled Jack's (Milo Ventimiglia) death like a carrot all season long — refused to answer any questions about the Pearson patriarch's demise in the show's freshman finale.
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Reports on the complaint — and the president's general response to it — have raised questions as to whether Trump dangled military aid over Ukraine in order to coerce it into investigating Biden and his son, Hunter Biden.
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It was sold in its 146 years as a kaleidoscope of Americana and pre-broadband amusements, but the circus was nothing but faded memory dangled in your face while sideshow bamboozlers turned your pockets inside out.
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" Trump pointedly ignored the damaging email chain between his son and a Kremlin-backed lawyer who explicitly dangled information that "would incriminate Hillary and her dealings with Russia and would be very useful to your father.
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Mr. Trump has dangled the potential for the two trading partners to be permanently exempt from the steel and aluminum tariffs, as long as they agree to a Nafta deal that satisfies the United States' demands.
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Representative Adam Schiff's Pardon Abuse Prevention Act provides a good start; it could be supplemented to apply to so-called dangled pardons and to force disclosure of discussions with pardon seekers in investigations implicating the president.
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It invited you to be the absolute best, and it even dangled rare, immensely important story threads behind that secret final level, a feat that demanded I spent dozens of hours struggling just to get there.
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As Trump recently dangled the possibility of clemency for Stone, it was hard not to recall Trump's first pardon, for Arpaio, who disobeyed court orders to stop singling out for detention Latino and other minority drivers.
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Female ruin is a story staple of "Around the Web," and old photographs of Ms. Reid are dangled frequently as bait, along with a mass of scraped Snapchat portraits and context-free, isolated female body parts.
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A Taiwan official told Reuters that China had dangled a package of investments, financial assistance and low-interest loans worth at least $3.1 billion to the country, which shares an island with Haiti to the west.
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"North Korea dangled a meeting in hopes of the Vice President softening his message which would have ceded the world stage for their propaganda during the Olympics," said Nick Ayers, the vice president's chief of staff.
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It also has a driver center in Queens, and has dangled a $5.95 flat fee for rides between Brooklyn and Manhattan, $7.95 for rides between Long Island City and Manhattan, and $5 for rides within Brooklyn.
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But when trapped in a room with the president of the United States, and when his job and all the good he believed he could do in it was dangled before him, even he felt the pressure.
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I dangled it over a city trash can, trying to make the choice between abandoning my old life and starting a new one, or retracing my steps and figuring out who I was and where I belonged.
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A man who dangled a dog by the neck from the second floor walkway of an Orlando, Florida, apartment building was arrested on Tuesday after a video of the incident was shared on several social media sites.
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Mr Hukkelas's team provided Ocean Farm 1's sensor system: 12 echo sounders mounted on the bottom of the frame, high-definition cameras dangled into the water at different depths, oxygen sensors and movable, submerged feeding tubes.
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In a potent symbol of anger, demonstrators in the southern city of Puerto Ordaz on Tuesday toppled a statue of late socialist leader Hugo Chavez, broke it in half and dangled part of it from a bridge.
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Sent down the runway were powder pink and white, bright yellow, and solid black purses that featured top handles hanging from the bottom; they were held in models hands by gold chain links, which also dangled below.
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Ahead of the failed summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, which ended on Thursday without a deal, Trump had dangled the prospect of a stronger economy for the impoverished state — tweeting repeatedly on the topic.
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Becky says she feels Dr. Luke turned her into a "singing billboard" in the hopes of making the company culturally relevant ... and dangled the release of her album over her head to make her continue the promotion.
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China has already retaliated against the United States with tariffs on roughly $100 billion worth of American products and Mr. Trump has dangled the possibility of additional tariffs if Beijing does not agree to the administration's demands.
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The Trump administration released the aid to Ukraine earlier this month, but questions have still been raised as to whether the president dangled the funds over Zelensky in order to push him to investigate a political opponent.
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In actuality, the ban itself and the dangled prospect of its repeal was cleverly conceived of by the Russian government as leverage with Washington to negotiate away a piece of American legislation acutely painful to the Kremlin.
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"North Korea dangled a meeting in hopes of the Vice President softening his message, which would have ceded the world stage for their propaganda during the Olympics," Pence's chief of staff, Nick Ayers, said in a statement.
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The point of the original question to Joe Biden was whether he knew his son was doing business in Ukraine when the vice president dangled more than $1 billion in loans in front of the Ukrainian government.
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It rushed to hire public relations talent—reporters approached by the company to join its PR shop said the company dangled salaries upward of $25,25—and it retained the law firms Jones Day and Squire Patton Boggs.
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South Korea knew that despite the noise coming from Washington, from McMaster and company about military action and the bloody nose, that if they dangled this meeting in front of Trump, he could not turn it down.
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"North Korea dangled a meeting in hopes of the vice president softening his message, which would have ceded the world stage for their propaganda during the Olympics," Nick Ayers, Pence's chief of staff, told the Washington Post.
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It was like being dangled this massive carrot and, for artistic control and wanting to have things done the way that we wanted to, we said no to a lot of opportunities that perhaps could have served us.
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Yes, the biggest cliffhanger is the whole "Thanos wipes out half of the universe" thing, but there are a bunch of smaller, more character-based cliffhangers dangled in Infinity War that the next Avengers movie will presumably resolve.
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However, text messages reviewed on Dauer's phone reveal a long-running effort to keep Phillips quiet in the midst of the New Yorker exposés, in which Moonves dangled the possibility of TV roles to quell her rising anger.
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As part of those negotiations, incentives are being dangled at the Taliban — who skeptics contend currently are winning the war — ranging from recognition as a political party, to the release of some prisoners along with a ceasefire agreement.
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And second of all, be it resolved that Custance has to take whatever magic pocket watch he dangled in front of Doughty's eyes to get him to talk like this and share it with the rest of us.
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In his first major strategy presentation since he joined from Air Canada last year, Smith set a 20.8998-8% profit margin goal for 2024 and dangled the "prospect" of renewed dividends - last paid out to shareholders in 2008.
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Trump's promise that he "will not let people die on the streets" dangled in the air for what seemed like days during the healthcare discussion, waiting for one of the candidates to preempt him with his ridiculous claim.
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Trump's longtime consigliere Michael Cohen's hunger for the rewards Trump dangled led him to a similar fate, consulting the pages of Viktor Frankl's "Man's Search for Meaning" in hopes of understanding how he could have fallen so far.
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Striving to forge inroads with and wield influence over the Trump team during the campaign and the transition, they dangled potential business deals, floated foreign policy options and repeatedly suggested a meeting between Mr. Trump and Mr. Putin.
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Across the street, it spent more than $5 million renovating a long-vacant bank building, then dangled low rents to woo an outlet of a Portland-based pizza pub and a software company looking to train local workers.
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They included how the president tried to fire Mueller and limit his investigation, kept details of a June 2016 meeting between senior campaign officials and a Russian under wraps, and possibly dangled a pardon to a former adviser.
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One-bedrooms there start at $4,825 a month, said Andrew Brent, a Brookfield spokesman, while two-bedrooms start at $8,150, though a couple of months of free rent is now being dangled as an incentive for some leases.
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Boston officials approved $5 million in property tax incentives over 15 years for Amazon to occupy its Seaport offices, and have dangled another $5 million in breaks if the company agrees to more local expansion and job creation.
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His six homers tied him with Yoenis Cespedes for the team lead, and his 14 R.B.I. are the most on the club — impressive production after Bruce struggled mightily last August and was dangled as trade bait this winter.
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House Democrats return to Washington this week poised to significantly broaden their nascent impeachment inquiry into corruption accusations against the president, including claims that he dangled pardons to aides and that his resorts illegally profited from government business.
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On the agenda are Mr. Trump's role in hush payments to women who said they had affairs with him, reports that he dangled pardons to immigration officials and whether his resort properties have illegally profited from government business.
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Inside, one bicycle after another hung from hooks screwed into a beefy ceiling beam: Mr. Sweeney's triathlon bike, road bike and two mountain bikes dangled alongside four bikes belonging to his wife and one of his three daughters.
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Cohen, in his closed-door congressional testimony, has provided these emails in an effort to corroborate his claim that a pardon was dangled before he decided to cooperate with federal prosecutors, according to sources familiar with his testimony.
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Mike Pompeo embodies the Faustian arc of so many of the president's aides and allies, from principle-driven dismissal of Trump during the 2016 campaign to reputation-torching submission when he dangled a ticket to the big time.
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The delay, which Mr. Trump had dangled as a possibility in recent weeks, is likely to calm volatile financial markets and reassure business owners who depend on China both for components and as a market for finished goods.
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However, in the Warner hearing, the US Attorney dangled a carrot: the defendant signed a "Cooperation Agreement", so they agreed to delay sentencing because presumably, like Blazer, Warner may need to testify at a trial for another Defendant.
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But that elation eventually turned to dismay when I discovered, amongst the guava and papaya trees, a leafy specimen from whose branches dangled a number of oblong, pus-white sacs of fruit flesh looking ready to burst like zits.
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The FISA-warrant applications claim that while there he met Igor Sechin, an associate of Vladimir Putin, and Igor Divyekin, a Russian intelligence agent who reportedly dangled the prospect of providing Mr Trump's campaign with dirt on Hillary Clinton.
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Though Pink confessed to panicking as she dangled from a towering hotel in Downtown Los Angeles over the weekend in preparation for her 2017 American Music Award performance, the singer scaled the building like a pro on Sunday night.
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In a new New York Times report, multiple women — including Adams's ex-wife, the singer and actress Mandy Moore — say that Adams dangled professional opportunities in front of them and then used those opportunities to manipulate them into sex.
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A tangle of spidery multi-jointed arms dangled down from its underbelly, flexing slowly in the air, and there was a bright acid-yellow lantern set into the top of its carapace that illuminated the kids plodding behind it.
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Patric Hornqvist blocked a shot in the defensive end to start an up-ice rush and then, at the other end, dangled the puck on his stick — freezing Ward — only to slide it to Hagelin for a one-timer.
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On Thursday, Trump dangled the prospect of inviting Kim Jong Un to the White House if he deemed the summit a success while also signaling he was willing to walk away if he thought talks did not go well.
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Along with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Beantown dangled juicy inducements, infrastructure investments, tax breaks – even privileged parking for GE's corporate jets, one of which, according to later news reports, trailed Immelt's around the globe in case his broke down.
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After losing the presidential election in 2000 — an election where Democrats nominated a charisma-challenged DC insider who struggled to connect with voters — Karl Rove infamously dangled the idea of a "permanent Republican majority" led by George W. Bush.
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Washington (CNN)White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow on Tuesday dangled the possibility of a "breakthrough" between President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart on trade at their upcoming Argentina meeting -- but again said China has to blink first.
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"North Korea dangled a meeting in hopes of the vice president softening his message, which would have ceded the world stage for their propaganda during the Olympics," Nick Ayers, the vice president's chief of staff, said in a statement.
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Half of those cases were said to have occurred on the university campus, and the majority involved degrading, sexist comments made toward women, as well as sexual innuendoes on the part of professors dangled in exchange for better grades.
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"North Korea dangled a meeting in hopes of the Vice President softening his message, which would have ceded the world stage for their propaganda during the Olympics," Nick Ayers, the vice president's chief of staff, said in a statement.
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Still, Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi dangled the goal of the 225-year-old company reaching profitability (asterisk: on an adjusted EBITDA basis) by full-year 2021, and on the earnings call pledged to be "disciplined and efficient " with capital.
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"It was a pretty crummy place when we first came," said Mr. Katz, who moved there with his wife, Ada — a frequent model in his vibrant figurative paintings — in 1968 when the electrical wiring still dangled from the ceiling.
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Mr. Trump has regularly dangled the possibility of quitting the North American Free Trade Agreement, for example, and his signature tax law sets all of its individual cuts, and a key business provision, to expire in a few years.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Each time Clemson drops in the polls (despite another unbeaten season) or quarterback Trevor Lawrence throws an interception or somebody dares to mention the schedule, it may as well be red meat dangled under Dabo Swinney's nose.
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Trump on Monday dangled the idea of lifting the tariffs if Canada and Mexico cooperate on revising the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) — a deal the two countries and the U.S. were renegotiating last week in Mexico City.
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Several of the officials said the prince had offered to sweeten the agreement with vastly increased financial support to the Palestinians, and even dangled the possibility of a direct payment to Mr. Abbas, which they said he had refused.
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Though the chancellor has already negotiated the outlines of repatriation deals with other EU states, including Spain and Greece, the various financial inducements and offers of support dangled in front of other states seem to have left the Italian government unmoved.
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One such email, forwarded to Gizmodo, dangled a carrot in the form of a $100 gift card for associates who opted to take 3 to 7.83 weeks of unpaid time; the stick being that the facility expected "daily VTO" anyway.
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The Democrats' impeachment inquiry is now focused squarely on that episode, fueled by allegations from a government whistleblower that Trump had dangled almost $2628 million in U.S. military aid to Ukraine if Zelensky failed to open the investigations Trump sought.
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But every single shot of the queen in this episode shows her brain whirring, Lena Headey's eyes darting about as she considers just which of the ropes dangled in front of her might lead to survival and which lead to disaster.
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It dangled 50,000 jobs as a life preserver for America's mid-sized cities, then picked the D.C. area and NYC for the bulk of the winnings, only to balk at the prospect of a local insurgency over its lucrative incentives package.
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Arsenal were buoyant but were flattened four minutes later when Bellerin dangled a leg and Hazard went down theatrically — much to the annoyance of Wenger, whose side were denied victory at West Bromwich Albion by a late penalty on Sunday.
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House Democrats have dangled the possibility of subpoenaing the contents of Mueller's closing documentation from the Justice Department and have floated demanding Mueller's own public testimony if they are unsatisfied with the information Barr provides to Congress or the public.
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Yet, Trump has dangled a pardon in front of Manafort, who reportedly defied Mueller and his team in the investigation, as well as complimented Manafort on how he refused "make up stories in order to get a deal" as did Cohen.
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The State spokesperson said Monday that some of the senior-most State Department officials and other U.S. authorities have privately and publicly dangled the threat of sanctions over both foreign governments and other entities for their dealings with listed Russian entities.
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Under a Medicare for All system, the threat to cut off healthcare couldn't be dangled over striking workers heads, and their leaders could instead fight for gains in areas like wages without having to make concessions to keep health costs low.
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The president also dangled a pardon for Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE.
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Trump on Tuesday dangled the prospect of completing an initial trade deal with China "soon," but disappointed the markets as he offered no major policy announcements or details on a venue and date for signing a trade deal with China.
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And honestly now that A Very Gwen Stefani Christmas has been dangled in front of me, a veritable Rudolph's carrot, if we don't get at least one music video where she's wearing a Mrs Claus outfit I'll flip a table.
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But as is increasingly clear, all this direct communication that was dangled so enticingly not that long ago, when fashion first realized the digital world represented an opportunity, not an enemy, is a more complicated, nuanced thing than anyone realized.
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When Philippe Petit walked the wire between the Twin Towers in 1974 he stopped halfway and, with 1,350 feet of nothing between him and the New York pavement, he knelt, balanced his pole on the wire, and dangled one leg.
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Collectively advertised as "the top of Texas," the climbable though strenuous summits are dangled like medals to lure both box-checking climbers aiming to reach each state's highest point and Texans whose natal pride leaves them vulnerable to a challenge.
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On the second floor of a stately brick building across the street from the Gowanus Canal, an electrical wire dangled over a dusty desk on a recent Monday afternoon, and the sounds of light construction drifted through an open doorway.
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His allies rejected out of hand the idea of a unity deal with Mr. Netanyahu, who has dangled various offers to step aside after six, 12 or 18 months, saying that Mr. Netanyahu would never follow through when the time came.
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Beachy slip dressing dangled lavish fringe, slithery silk knits plunged in deep vees at the breastbone and were slashed high on one thigh, and statement-making (if entirely impractical) super-sized raffia bags and cool costume-jeweled heels accessorized it all.
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Firearms merchants dangled Cyber Monday deals on guns and accessories, with discounts on ammunition from Cabela's, scopes from Dick's Sporting Goods and, from Bass Pro Shops, an Armalite M-15 Defensive Sporting Semi-Auto Rifle for $649.97, marked down from $799.99.
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The EU on Friday pleaded with migrants on the Turkish border to stop trying to cross into Greece but dangled the prospect of more aid for Ankara as a standoff between Greek riot police and refugees entered a second week.
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In the hours before the full force of the storm, a crane atop a 57th Street construction site in Manhattan snapped and dangled 1,000 feet above the ground in 80-mile-an-hour winds as officials rushed to safely secure it.
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As part of the "scheme," they allege he dangled the possibility of a White House meeting and nearly $400 million in U.S. aid — key funding for Ukraine in its fight against pro-Russian separatists — as leverage for two politically motivated investigations.
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"North Korea dangled a meeting in hopes of the Vice President softening his message, which would have ceded the world stage for their propaganda during the Olympics," Nick Ayers, the vice president's chief of staff, said in a statement Tuesday.
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The committee has set an additional deadline for Tuesday one of those other areas of scrutiny: reports that Mr. Trump has dangled pardons to immigration officials willing to carry out his policies at the border even if they break the law.
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In August, a whistleblower files a complaint about that call, alleging Trump had dangled a meeting with Zelensky in exchange for launching investigations of Joe Biden and his son Hunter and of a conspiracy theory about a Democratic National Committee server.
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New suspicions about dangled pardons, conflicting congressional testimony, implicit pleas for clemency and fresh suggestions of inappropriate presidential behavior delivered a new twist to the drama with Washington already on edge in anticipation of special counsel Robert Mueller's final report.
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So she worked unsupervised in the frosty archive and after work she jogged five miles to an old railway bridge over the river, where she dangled her feet and looked down, watching trash and swathes of plant debris pass below.
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READ MORE: AOC slammed Pete Buttigieg for big dollar donors: 'It's called having values' And one of the mayor's top fundraisers reportedly dangled influence as a reward for a big donation in a recent email soliciting cash, according to Axios.
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The European Union on Friday pleaded with migrants on the Turkish border to stop trying to cross into Greece but dangled the prospect of more aid for Ankara as a standoff between Greek riot police and refugees entered a second week.
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In a second tweet, Trump dangled the prospect of good news on the automotive trade front - although it was not clear whether he was referring to negotiations with China, ongoing NAFTA talks with Canada and Mexico or something else entirely.
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Trump on Friday dangled the possibility of putting his June 12 meeting in Singapore with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un back on the schedule, telling reporters that the administration was talking to North Korea about the potential for a meeting.
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Abrams has long dangled a possible run for president, saying last month that she may wait until the fall to announce a White House run -- "third" on her list of future plans -- and later arguing that the 2020 field was not too full.
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In a speech in Washington, DC, on May 7th, vice-president Mike Pence announced that the United States was lifting sanctions against General Figuera, and dangled similar relief from individual sanctions as an incentive to other officials to turn against Mr Maduro.
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For instance, at one point Trump asks him if he'd be willing to be chairman of the Republican National Committee, one of many jobs the then president-elect dangled in front of the departing governor's face that he'd never actually give him.
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Scaling the World's Tallest Building in Mission Impossible – Ghost Protocol Cruise once again went to great heights to entertain his audience when he dangled off Dubai's Burj Khalifa – the world's tallest building at 2,722 feet – for a scene in the series' fourth installment.
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Trump on Tuesday took to Twitter to attack "many" DACA recipients as "tough, hardened criminals," without offering evidence, and again dangled the possibility of a deal with congressional Democrats to allow people protected under the program to remain in the United States.
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Short Take 6 Photos View Slide Show ' Hundreds of light bulbs suspended from the ceiling like so many falling stars dangled over the stage of the Hammerstein Ballroom as the Marc Jacobs show brought the New York fashion season to an end.
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American exchange operator ICE dangled the prospect of a counterbid last year, though it claimed to have been put off by uncertainty around Britain's vote on leaving the European Union, which came just four months after the merger with Deutsche Boerse was announced.
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The overlap between his Energy Department work and ValueBridge's efforts, revealed in documents and interviews, underscores the lure of big money that is often dangled in front of Washington officials and consultants by powerful foreign interests looking to shape American politics and policy.
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Related: You Give Me 'H-Bomb,' I Raise You K-Pop: South Korea Resumes Propaganda Broadcasts The United States and China have both dangled the prospect of better relations, including the lifting of sanctions, if North Korea gives up its nuclear weapons.
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Donald Trump dangled the threat of withdrawing U.S. troops from Europe in a series of "sharply worded" letters sent to the leaders of NATO countries demanding they increase their defense spending, according to a report published Monday in the New York Times.
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LONDON — Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain on Tuesday dangled before lawmakers the prospect of a second referendum on Brexit, in a last-ditch effort to win over those who have rejected her three previous efforts to extract Britain from the European Union.
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At the same time, Mr. Trump has dangled the possibility of talks with the Iranians, and, however inept his international deal-making has previously proved to be, that approach is far preferable to the escalation apparently favored by some of his advisers.
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Their treatment has come under intense scrutiny in recent weeks since two former N.F.L. cheerleaders filed discrimination complaints and described a hostile work environment in which they were often dangled as sex objects for the titillation of male fans away from the games.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Climate protesters, who dangled beneath a bridge on Thursday shutting the channel to the nation's busiest petrochemical port at Houston, were charged on Friday with violating a new Texas law that protects 'critical infrastructure', the Harris County Sheriff's Office said.
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As the day passed, the boy felt more comfortable in our company and behaved more and more like any kid his age, a fearless one at that: He dangled upside down from a jungle gym and swung from a rope at a playground.
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China, which will never share in America's urgency about denuclearization, continually dangled the prospect of deeper cooperation on North Korea to head off far more worrisome actions by the United States on trade policy — all while simultaneously shoring up relations with Pyongyang.
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And it's all out there now: a whistle-blower complaint filed by a C.I.A. officer detailing how Trump dangled military assistance in front of the president of Ukraine if he would do Trump a "favor" and investigate bogus corruption charges against Joe Biden.
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And in a text conversation, right-wing activist and radio host for America's Voice News Jane Ruby — a featured speaker at events Kazan was asked to sponsor — dangled an exclusive "bombshell interview" in exchange for publicly retracting her criticism of the president.
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Democrats voted largely along party lines last month to impeach Trump on the two charges — abuse of power and obstruction of Congress — alleging that the administration dangled the promise of aid and a White House meeting as leverage for their investigation demands.
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The former New England Patriots tight end had dangled the possibility of returning to the N.F.L. almost as soon as he announced his retirement in March, a month after he helped the Patriots beat the Los Angeles Rams in Super Bowl LIII.
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Many of the victims were old men, women, and children, including a young boy who had picked up a cluster bomb that blew off his hands, and a nine-year-old girl hit by shell fragments, whose intestines dangled from her body.
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Pelosi urged her caucus to stick to the carefully crafted message on how Trump abused his office as he dangled military aid and a long-sought White House visit to convince Ukrainian officials to investigate his political rivals and aid his reelection.
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Mr. Davis maintained that there was no discrepancy between that statement and Mr. Cohen's testimony, insisting that his client had given those instructions only after the Trump team had "dangled" a possible pardon while they were all part of a shared defense.
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The winner could get up to 50,000 high-paying jobs and $53 billion in investment, figures that Amazon has dangled in front of local officials, setting off an unprecedented competition to be the second home for one of the internet's mightiest companies.
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He was far more willing to flirt with outright white nationalism, but he also borrowed talking points from the left when attacking free trade agreements, famously promised "insurance for everybody" when discussing healthcare, swore he'd protect entitlement programs like Social Security, and dangled infrastructure spending.
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I'd taken great lengths to preserve my life for the past 35 years—which I had now, for a reason I do not fully understand, dangled by a single knotted rope from an Oregon white oak tree at a place called Tree Climbing Planet.
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As Apple's Silicon Valley rivals dangled perks to woo workers in the latest tech boom, the iPhone maker mostly held firm – the company still does not offer free lunch, and it was among the last companies to operate shuttles to and from the city.
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Mass Effect struggles and wheezes through its beginning and middle, across a seemingly aimless pursuit of a villain you've barely met, with a singularly unappealing carrot dangled in front of you: Can you prove to the galaxy that a human can be a Spectre?
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He was not part of an agreed-upon deal that changed; he was simply dangled in the Mets' trade offer for Jonathan Lucroy, the Milwaukee Brewers' All-Star catcher, who ended up with the Texas Rangers after vetoing a trade to the Cleveland Indians.
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Some of the women told the AP that Domingo used his power at the LA company and elsewhere to try to pressure them into sexual relationships, with several saying that he dangled jobs and then sometimes punished them professionally if they refused his advances.
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Golovkin will be particularly intent on winning Saturday night with the Canelo carrot continually dangled in front of him—a loss to an undersized opponent could prove devastating to GGG's chances of earning the biggest of all money fights pugilism has to presently offer.
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As a tribute to the Argentine citizens who had been "disappeared" by the country's military dictatorship in the 1970s and '80s, he painted a poster of a malevolent-looking Army figure with a chest full of colorful decorative ribbons upon which tiny skulls dangled.
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Mr. Trump said he might make a return visit to Poland in September and suggested Poland might eventually be admitted into the United States visa regime along with other close allies — a prospect other presidents have dangled over the years, as well, without following through.
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On an improbably hot afternoon this summer, the teenagers David Curran, Connor Honney, Shane MacGuire and Sean Quigley dangled their legs from a makeshift jetty into the cool waters of Lough Erne, which is just a few hundred yards from the border in some places.
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When the bout was waved off, Sabatini's arm was clearly injured, and he dangled it from his shoulder and elbow like Potter in "The Chamber of Secrets" when a game of Quidditch and an aggressive Bludger ball knocked him off his broom, snapping his limb.
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The committee had also set a deadline Tuesday for homeland security officials to produce any relevant documents related to reported meetings in which Mr. Trump dangled pardons for any officials fearful that they might break the law by enforcing his policies at the border.
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Democrats have alleged that Trump dangled a possible White House visit and nearly $400 million in U.S. aid to Kyiv as leverage – a claim supported by the testimony of multiple career public servants who publicly offered damning details into the administration's Ukraine foreign policy.
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It had silver-plated and gilded roses that quivered in performances, as did the metal butterflies that hovered over its flowers; the stone-encrusted headband was strewn with pearls that draped over her forehead and dangled to her shoulders from jutting swirls of filigree.
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While the president has also dangled the possibility of reappointment before current chair Janet Yellen, her chances are seen as slim — she's a liberal Democrat who has voiced concern about Trump's desire to roll back post-crisis financial rules she was charged with implementing.
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In between, there was the "You ruined my childhood!" tantrum over the "Ghostbusters" reboot, and the blowback to "Star Wars: The Last Jedi," which -- by turning away from several of the more tantalizing threads dangled by "The Force Awakens" -- triggered howls that included calls for a boycott.
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I want to use it as an example of the violence of poverty, and the way human beings can so easily be trapped into a life of servitude, dreams of home ownership and comfort and freedom dangled before their eyes, but per the system, ultimately unattainable.
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He decided to donate proceeds from the jump to charity, livestream the whole thing, and thus, found himself here, clinging to the side of a helicopter, about to be whisked up into the sky and dangled by an elastic cord over one of America's greatest natural wonders.
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The carrot that Amazon has dangled in front of New York (and Long Island City, more specifically) is more than 25,000 full-time jobs and $13 billion in investment from Amazon in 4 million square feet of office space (which could expand up to 8 million).
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Now we know that what was being dangled in exchange for that investigation was a coveted visit to the White House for the new Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelensky, and nearly $400 million in military aid that Ukrainians desperately needed in order to defend themselves against Russian aggression.
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About 200 photographs have been installed in light boxes or printed onto fluttering lengths of translucent paper (the same sort used for coffee filters, an exhibition coordinator said) and dangled from the ceiling of the palazzo's Sala Bianca, one of the birthplaces of modern Italian fashion.
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In reality, it appears that South Korea may have dangled this fruit in front of North Korea a tad prematurely — long before Kim himself expressly laid out steps he would take to address the nuclear issue, his country's dismal human rights record, and other illicit activities.
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Daniel Goldman, the Democrats' investigations chief, questioned Taylor on his testimony that the Trump administration dangled US military aid and a potential White House visit in exchange for the Ukrainian government's promise to investigate the family of former Vice President Joe Biden, a 2020 Democratic presidential candidate.
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Just about anything that called for careful measuring or stud-hammering I had failed to get around to—which was why my office walls were bare, no pots yet dangled from the dangly-pot thing in the kitchen, and my bedside shelf was still a doorstop.
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In analyzing whether Trump obstructed justice, Mueller revealed details about how the president tried to fire him and limit his investigation, kept details of a June 2016 meeting between senior campaign officials and a Russian under wraps, and possibly dangled a pardon to a former adviser.
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KASTANIES, Greece/PAZARKULE, Turkey (Reuters) - The European Union on Friday pleaded with migrants on the Turkish border to stop trying to cross into Greece but dangled the prospect of more aid for Ankara as a standoff between Greek riot police and refugees entered a second week.
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HOUSTON, Sept 13 (Reuters) - The Houston Ship Channel on Friday reopened for vessel traffic, the U.S. Coast Guard said, after the last of 11 protesters who had disrupted traffic by dangled on ropes above the key energy-export waterwater was removed by police earlier in the morning.
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And a pair of earrings with one small pink pearl stud teamed with a larger opal that dangled on a chain, encircled by a pavé pattern of tiny precious stones — mandarin garnets, peridots, emeralds and purple sapphires — looking like the colors of the rainbow on brushed gold.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump dangled on Tuesday the prospect of a stunning reversal on immigration, first saying he is open to providing legal status for millions of undocumented immigrants and then declining to directly bring the idea up in his first speech to a joint session of Congress.
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"The way this deal was dangled in front of this battered and beleaguered population — causing them to hope they might indeed live to see another day — and then snatched away just half a day later is also outrageously cruel," Mr. al-Hussein said in a statement.
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The news comes as Democrats are broadening their impeachment probe to focus on a range of matters, including potential violations of the Emoluments Clause of the Constitution and reports that the President dangled pardons to officials if they broke the law to carry out his immigration policies.
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Emphasizing the old adage "One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter" and whipping out a diagram to demonstrate the realities of uneven combat, Minkoff and studio narrative director Taylor Kurosaki dangled the possibility of the ethical complexities their story could pose, but did not dive into specifics.
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AMLO even dangled the prospect of Chinese investment to bring Trump to the table, according to the NY Times — reasoning that the U.S. might be more willing to pay up if it feared that China might try to expand its influence in the region by opening its wallet.
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For our olive oil, my family—Italian mother, Irish father—would make pilgrimages to a warehouse on the Clydeside, a wonderland in a stained old building where fragrant hams dangled from ceilings, vast slicers were on permanent salami duty, and massive wheels of Parmesan lurked in dusky corners.
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Before the federal election last fall, the Conservative former government of Stephen Harper dangled a figure of 212 billion Canadian dollars, or $2000 billion, for dairy farmers and others who enjoy special market protection, to cover both the agreement with Europe and the larger proposed Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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A. In heat waves of old, New Yorkers rubbed their palms with ice chips, dangled their feet from fire escapes, and sometimes, higher numbers of police were deployed to keep watch over the public parks, where many New Yorkers chose to sleep in hopes of catching a breeze.
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We dropped anchor one night in a forested cove, where spruce and hemlock branches dangled over the high tide line, ravens watched us from the treetops, and the only sounds were the soft sloshing of water against our hull and the chortles of song sparrows foraging on the beach.
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For 40 years, whether Iran and the United States have had fraught relations or no relations, hurled epithets or dangled promises, one consistent thread has run beneath it all — a sort of secret history — and that has been the back and forth over American citizens held captive in Iran.
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A whale-watching boat crew, joined by NOAA officers, local harbor patrol and sheriff's deputies, spent hours on Monday following the distressed whale along the ocean's surface, and using long poles with cutters to try slicing away the rigging of a commercial crab pot that dangled from its mouth.
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An installation by Mr. Ruby, the artist who is Mr. Simons's quasi-muse, of brightly colored yarn pompoms, dangling axes redolent of "The Shining," tin buckets and swathes of fringed silk dangled over the heads of Trevor Noah, Mahershala Ali, Jake Gyllenhaal, Paris Jackson, Kate Bosworth and Brooke Shields.
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She was wearing eyeliner, lipstick, and blush, as if she were ten years older and on her way to a night club, and her hair—blond, with a natural curl—spread like a tent over her shoulders and dangled all the way down to the small of her back.
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On a recent night at the door to Otto's Shrunken Head, the bouncer's lip piercing dangled into his snow-white beard, and he told a story: the name of the bar, he thinks, has something to do with a sailor who got lost at sea and went mad.
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Since Mueller's testimony in July, Nadler has broadened the investigation to include allegations that Trump has improperly mixed his business interests with his role as president, dangled pardons to encourage official misconduct and paid money during the 2016 campaign to silence women claiming to have had affairs with him.
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Lawrence, on the other hand, went for a little less skin and way more glitz in a shimmering gold, body-con Ralph & Russo dress with a mock turtleneck collar and metallic mesh panels that dangled past the end of the dress down to the floor to create a carwash hem effect.
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Al Horford and Jeff Teague are, of course, both aware that they were dangled in trade rumors—or, in marriage terms, that they were in the preliminary stages of divorce proceedings—but, at the last moment, everyone involved realized the freezing-cold reality of trying to punch through this life alone.
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Republicans' protest took place when Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense Laura Cooper was scheduled to testify in the impeachment inquiry, which is examining whether Trump used his public office for private gain and dangled military aid to Ukraine to force the country to launch politically motivated investigations targeting his opponents.
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Nadler has since broadened the investigation to other kinds of potential misconduct, including accusations that Trump has improperly mixed his business interests with his role as president, dangled pardons to encourage official misconduct and paid money during the 2016 campaign to silence women claiming to have had affairs with him.
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"It's fun to have a bit of Broadway lore," Ms. Seibert said, leading the way backstage at the Circle in the Square Theater, where Twan dangled unceremoniously from a hook on a wall near the stage, his head covered in a white cap, his body encased in a Baby Bjorn.
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At the heart of the discrepancy, which his clarification appears to be attempting to address, is whether Sondland ever explicitly linked US actions to requests for Ukraine to launch investigations into the Bidens, and whether he had dangled White House visits or US military aid as a potential quid pro quo.
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Republicans have also directed their ire at the whistleblower who first brought forward the allegations that Trump pressed Zelensky for investigations in a July 25, who claimed in a complaint that Trump allegedly dangled the possibility of a White House visit and nearly $400 million in U.S. aid as leverage.
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Huggins was as hardnosed a ballplayer as anyone who ever lived, but by 285 the pipe-smoking, JD-holding, five-foot-six and 140-pound manager was physically and emotionally exhausted from a decade of wrangling man-children like Ruth, who once dangled him off the back of a moving train.
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But even before the end of what could easily be understood to be a Shiv season, the only Roy daughter is reduced to having the unspecific title of "a very senior person" dangled in front of her while begging for her miserable husband's life, only to see it all go up in smoke.
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But for two years now, the Nederlander Organization and AEG, which own and maintain operations of U.S. Bank Arena, have been begging for public cash as part of a $200 million renovation, and now they've seized upon the NCAA's dangled carrot as an opportunity to put the squeeze on the local pols.
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Having dangled 50,000 jobs and $10 billion in investment in a proposed second headquarters in front of every struggling city and municipality in the country, they sat back as lawmakers debased themselves in a race-to-the-bottom to see who could offer the largest set of tax breaks and other incentives.
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The intrigue: Bolton's lawyer, Chuck Cooper, caught the attention of impeachment investigators and administration officials on Friday with a provocative line he dangled in a letter to the House's general counsel: that Bolton "was personally involved" in "many relevant meetings and conversations that have not yet been discussed" in the impeachment testimonies.
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Mr. Johnson speculated about the deals or promises that the Obama administration may have dangled before anti-Assad forces, but then said at other points that he was at a disadvantage discussing world events because he has not received the classified briefings that the Democratic and Republican nominees for president have been given.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A week after the White House suspended its bid to reform the nation's biofuels policy to aid oil refiners, the head of the Environmental Protection Agency on Tuesday dangled a tantalizing prospect to Midwest corn farmers, saying the agency has the power to expand sales of higher ethanol gasoline blends.
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The intrigue: Bolton's lawyer, Chuck Cooper, caught the attention of impeachment investigators and administration officials on Friday with a provocative line he dangled in a letter to the House's general counsel: that Bolton "was personally involved" in "many relevant meetings and conversations that have not yet been discussed" in the impeachment testimonies.
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One is that the president may have dangled a quid pro quo—or, more accurately, attempted to extort—the Ukrainian president, explicitly withholding promised aid unless Zelensky began an investigation into the activities of Hunter Biden, who served on the board of a large gas company in the country until this summer.
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Bisping had fallen at the last hurdle on multiple occasions, losing in a series of bouts for number one contendership status with the carrot of title shot promises dangled in front of him—Vitor Belfort, Chael Sonnen and Dan Henderson being the main names to have stood in the Clitheroe, Lancashire, native's way.
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Have you ever been having sex with your legs dangled over the side of the bed and your foot on top of a step stool, trying desperately to push your hips up so the strap-on won't slip out of you again because the SpongeBob pillow that you put underneath your butt isn't helping?
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The July 25 phone call has emerged as ground zero in the Democrats' impeachment investigation into Trump's dealings with Ukraine, after a government whistleblower lodged allegations that Trump had dangled almost $400 million in aid to Kyiv to secure a commitment from Zelensky to launch the probes into both the Bidens and 2016 election interference.
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He has complained that a federal judge couldn't oversee the Trump University lawsuits because he was "a Mexican," asked the FBI director to go easy on a political ally and then fired him to halt the Russia investigation, and dangled pardons to encourage his former campaign staffers not to cooperate with special counsel Robert Mueller.
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Harding was an object of fascination not just because of the soap opera she dangled before the public gaze — supposedly conspiring with her ex-husband and an associate to plan an attack on her rival figure skater Nancy Kerrigan — but also because she and Kerrigan provided a yin and yang of primal female archetypes.
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And yet here is a document showing that the notion of such a concerted effort was dangled before the eyes of Trump's eldest son, who responded with glee — "I love it," he wrote — and hauled his brother-in-law, Jared Kushner, and Paul Manafort, who was then the campaign's chairman, into a meeting about it.
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He fired FBI Director James Comey after urging him to go easy on Trump campaign senior adviser Michael Flynn for lying to investigators about his Russian contacts, attempted to fire the special counsel at least twice, sought to place loyalists in command of the investigation, and dangled pardons for would-be witnesses to deter them from cooperating.
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Trump on Tuesday dangled the prospect of completing an initial trade deal with China "soon," but at the same time warned he would raise tariffs on Chinese goods "very substantially" if China does not strike a deal.. "I guess it was his usual tactics but it wasn't positive," said Hideyuki Ishiguro, senior strategist at Daiwa Securities.
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Mr. Bolton, the former national security adviser, declined to voluntarily testify to Congress, then put the most relevant facts in a surprise tell-all book, and finally dangled the possibility of testimony after all, before reversing course and instead telling interested parties, "You'll love Chapter 14," as he put it during an appearance at Duke University last month.
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Mr. Wu's family told The Xiaoxiang Morning Post, a newspaper based in Changsha, that the young man, who had worked as a film extra, had dangled himself from the building for a video he hoped would earn as much as $15,000 if it went viral — money he would use to get married and pay his mother's medical bills.
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The equipment used by miners and cave explorers — think carabiners, harnesses and spotlights — dangled from models who stalked the shadows of what the museum calls the Earth's Treasury room, with the shimmering materials used for their oversized coats, T-shirts, hoodies, shorts and track pants that evoked the phosphorescent colors of the caves to compelling effect.
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Keith, no doubt echoing Mr. Cobb's own feelings, has a love-hate relationship with "Othello": mostly love, for its insight and grandeur, but also hate because of the way the character is dangled before black actors, regardless of skill or aptness, as the one Shakespeare role — not Romeo or Richard III — they were born to play.
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I plugged in a power cord attached to an adapter the size of a poundcake, but when I pried open the laptop sharp bits of steel-gray plastic broke off like chipped teeth, and the hinges cracked, and the screen fell away from the keyboard and dangled, like a mostly decapitated head, the Anne Boleyn of Apples.
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Though the Judiciary Committee report indicates this evidence alone is enough to warrant Trump's impeachment, the report cites as an "aggravating factor" that Trump — through Giuliani and other allies — repeatedly dangled and withheld an Oval Office visit from Zelensky that the Ukrainian leader desperately wanted as a show of support amid his country's ongoing war with Russia.
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President Trump on Monday dangled the possibility of lifting the steel and aluminum tariffs if NAFTA is renegotiated to terms more favorable to the U.S. Cramer said an exemption would not be exactly what Wall Street wanted, but he added the real issue is with the Chinese government, which produces about 55 percent of the world's aluminum.
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In a tweet on Monday, Trump dangled the possibility of dropping his call for steel and aluminum tariffs if NAFTA is renegotiated to terms more favorable to the U.S. During a hearing with Congress on Tuesday, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin indicated that once a new NAFTA deal is reached, the trading partners wouldn't be subject to the tariffs.
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He has dangled his legs in hot tubs in Palm Springs, gawped at the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican, explored snow at Thanksgiving in Big Bear and sand at Easter in West Sussex, hit up the wineries of the Central Coast and welcomed in New Year's in a cottage in Kent (where the whole family was asleep by 10 p.m.).
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Activist scaled the Statue of Liberty and unfurled a red and white "Refugees Welcome" banner on Tuesday, just hours after the Department of Homeland Security unveiled its sweeping plan to deport undocumented immigrants across the U.S. The banner, which measured 3 feet by 20 feet in length, was unrolled and dangled from the statue's observation deck, the National Park Service said.
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Adding to the mixed messages over what eventual deal the president would accept, John F. Kelly, the outgoing White House chief of staff, said in an interview published Sunday that the administration had backed away from the idea of a solid concrete wall long ago, even though Mr. Trump had dangled "steel slats" as a potential enticement to lawmakers only in recent weeks.
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Last December, after Mr. Garten dangled the possibility of legal action against a "super PAC" promoting Jeb Bush and sent a cease-and-desist letter to an anti-tax group that ran $1 million in ads against Mr. Trump, supporters of Mr. Bush complained to the Federal Election Commission that the Trump Organization was illegally acting as an agent for the Trump campaign.
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So when the chance to eat a goat's head was dangled before me, I saw it as the natural outgrowth of an entire philosophy of eating and drinking that I wanted to adopt as my own, at least for as long as it took to find out which parts of the face were good to eat (the sides) and which weren't (the eyes).
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Risso spent his formative years at Prada, so the resemblance is understandable), which morphed into floral silks ruched up the sides and tied by multiple skinny strings that dangled hither and yon, which transitioned into contrasting graphic prints, which finally took the form of cellophane sheaths with the texture of Bubble Wrap (actually made of a Japanese silk nylon) sprinkled with silvery paillettes.
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It says she went back and forth, staring at the White House for a long period of time before making her move Tuesday at 10:50 PM. The Secret Service agent who was watching her lost sight for a second and the next thing he knew she had caught her shoelaces on an iron spire and dangled helplessly on the inside of the fence.
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My source on North Korea's true intentions is Kim Jong Un. On January 1 in his New Year's Day statement, the same statement where he dangled the Olympic olive branch with the proposal for a joint team and a North-South meeting, he made it very, very clear that he remained committed [to nuclear weapons], that he would maintain his sword and shield and keep his arsenal.
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Just days ago, Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson and other top officials were lobbying fiercely to preserve Mr. Trump's right to waive Russia sanctions with a stroke of the pen — just as President Barack Obama was able to do when, in negotiations with Iran, he dangled the relaxation of sanctions to coax Tehran to agree to sharp, decade-long limits on its nuclear activity.
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On the one hand, I understand where George Conway and Neal Katyal are coming from, because I assume they are putting this tweet in the context of reports that Trump has dangled pardons in return for witnesses' lies and silence — and I, along with Randall Eliason and Laurence Tribe, have argued that such conduct is a felony bribery conspiracy, which could also put their lawyers in criminal jeopardy.
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In some of the spiral-bound sketchbooks, large and small, that Miyawaki showed me at his Kyoto gallery, every page contained a strange drawing — of heads with numerous, oddly placed eyes and mouths, from which pointy tongues dangled; fragmented human figures and stingrays caught in tangles of thick, linguine-like lines; guitar players; a woman (the artist's mother) positioned near or seated on a toilet; and lounging cats.
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In 2012, François Hollande dangled numerous promises during his presidential campaign, including the right to vote in local elections for foreigners who had been in France and paying taxes for years; once the banlieues helped elect him, they heard little until the November 2015 ISIS-led attacks in central Paris, when Hollande proposed a terrorism-related constitutional amendment that would effectively turn dual nationals into second-class citizens.
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Jackson's late career is dogged by stories of his strange proclivities: his split from Presley a mere three months after they wed; his later marriage to and divorce from Debbie Rowe; that infamous time when he dangled one of his sons, Blanket off a balcony; and a second round of child molestation charges of which he was acquitted in 2005, thanks in part to testimony and press conferences on his behalf by Robson and Safechuck.
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"It appeared to me to have been a bait and switch of somebody who appeared to be lobbying for what I now understood to be the Magnitsky Act, and probably thought she wouldn't be able to get a meeting under that guise and therefore had dangled the idea of having some damaging information on Hillary, which she may or may not have had," Goldstone recalled in his interview with the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.) on Tuesday said that Congress is looking into reports that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE "dangled" pardons in an effort to obstruct investigations.
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Stearns continued discussions with other teams — including the Mets, who dangled catcher Travis d'Arnaud — before sending Lucroy and Jeffress to the Texas Rangers for outfielder Lewis Brinson and starter Luis Ortiz, former first-round draft picks who were playing in Class AA. The Brewers started Brinson at Class AAA Colorado Springs, where he went 21987 for 21990 in his debut on Tuesday and followed it up with a grand slam on Wednesday.
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But there's a plausible argument that even with its broader influence reduced, religious conservatism should still wield more power than it does in Republican politics — that it outsources too much policy thinking to other factions, that it goes along with legislation written for business interests so long as the promised judicial appointments are dangled at the end, and that it generally acts like a junior partner even though it delivers far more votes.
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Heading into a crucial fall session, the aides confirmed CNN's previous reporting that the committee plans to broaden out its impeachment inquiry beyond the findings of the Mueller report to also examine questions about foreign payments to Trump's businesses that could violate the Emoluments Clause of the Constitution, reports that the President dangled pardons to officials if they broke the law to carry out his immigration policies and hush-money payments made during the 2016 campaign.
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As they head into a critical fall session, Democrats say they will also focus heavily on questions over whether the President is enriching himself while violating the emoluments clause in the Constitution, reports Trump dangled pardons to officials who were at risk of breaking immigration laws and his involvement in hush-money payments to over his alleged extramarital affairs -- all of which could form articles of impeachment against the President, according to lawmakers and aides involved in the effort.
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A career diplomat who has worked under numerous presidents of both parties, Taylor last month had warned several State Department colleagues of a "nightmare scenario" if it came to light that Trump and his allies — notably his personal lawyer Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiTrump's new challenge is officials dishing dirt Budowsky: Trump presidency in mortal peril Graham nixes plan to send Pelosi letter warning GOP won't convict Trump MORE — had dangled the military aid to pressure Zelensky to find dirt on the president's political opponents.
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There was the director who dangled an offer of sex at lunch that I didn't notice until after, the boss who took me out for dinner and then laughed that now I had to go back to his place, because he paid the bill, both older men who knew that as a young woman, in spite of being smart, and beautiful, and loved, I had a hard time calling someone out on their actions if it made someone else uncomfortable.
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Fairview 1 mile METRO-NORTH NEW York Walkway Over the Hudson Highland Poughkeepsie station MANSION SQUARE Park Hudson River MAIN ST. EASt-WEST ARTERIAL Poughkeepsie Arlington DUTCHESS COUNTY SPRATT Park Poughkeepsie New York Dutchess COUNTY New York City By The New York Times Encouraged by city leaders who have rezoned neighborhoods to boost density, hired planning staff and dangled tax breaks, those builders are adding apartment buildings to downtown blocks once pocked with empty lots, near new restaurants and craft breweries.
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Democrats argue that Trump dangled the promise of a White House meeting and nearly $400 million in critical U.S. aid as leverage to press Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to open an investigation into former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenDemocratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump rallies supporters as he becomes third president to be impeached On The Trail: A historic vote that defines legacies MORE and unfounded claims that Ukraine also interfered in the 2016 election.
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At 5-foot-83, I'm a full 3 inches below the height of the average male in the United States, which means I've had to deal with an array of indignities in my life: Sitting in restaurants on chairs where my feet have dangled off the floor, standing on tiptoe to use public urinals hung at a level more appropriate to be used as drinking fountains and regularly receiving gifts of shirts with 3 inches of extra cuff and pants that could double as footie pajamas.
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The show is carefully veined with images of incompleteness: a forever unlit cigarette in the mouth of a violinist (George Abud); a clarinet concerto that has never been completed by its composer (Alok Tewari); a public telephone that never rings, guarded by a local (Adam Kantor) waiting for a call from his girlfriend; and a pickup line that's dangled like an unbaited hook by the band's aspiring Lothario (Ari'el Stachel, whose smooth jazz vocals dazzle in the style of his character's idol, Chet Baker).
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We make small talk with our congenial hosts, about hometowns and jobs and the craziness of Vegas, and later Emily and I will discuss how surprised we were, as we dangled our legs in the pool, clothed in what we thought were stylish black cover-ups but might as well have been nun's habits, to feel our inner eighth-grader surface: insecure and shy and hoping to be worthy of the thousands of dollars' worth of Grey Goose and watery cranberry juice being lavished upon us.
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Former Trump campaign manager Corey LewandowskiCorey R. LewandowskiPelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Ocasio-Cortez mocks 'White House ethics' in Instagram post Democrats bicker over strategy on impeachment MORE refused to answer on Tuesday when a Democratic lawmaker pressed him on whether President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Pelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Trump to withdraw FEMA chief nominee: report MORE had ever dangled a pardon to persuade him not to cooperate with the now-shuttered special counsel probe.
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Taylor is the most recent witness to testify in the Democrats' month-old impeachment inquiry, which was formally launched by Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiSpeier to run for Oversight gavel Graham nixes plan to send Pelosi letter warning GOP won't convict Trump House passes third bill aimed at preventing foreign election interference MORE (D-Calif.) in response to allegations from a government whistleblower that Trump had dangled almost $400 million in military aid to Ukraine if Zelensky would investigate the son of Joe BidenJoe BidenImpeachment inquiry might be public by mid-November: report The Memo: GOP schisms deepen as Trump impeachment pressure rises Graham nixes plan to send Pelosi letter warning GOP won't convict Trump MORE, a leading 85033 presidential contender.
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They included: How Trump pressured Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden, a potential Democratic rival in 2020;How Trump held up about $400 million in US military and security aid, breaking the law and defying congressional intent;How a White House meeting was dangled in front of the new Ukrainian President;How insiders like Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland knew there was a quid pro quo for the aid;How the Pentagon raised the alarm about the held aid;How recently released emails -- hidden from Congress by the Trump administration -- detail the effort to hold the aid against the better judgment of most of the government;How all of this also helped Russia, which tried to help get Trump elected.
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Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation Trump health official: Controversial drug pricing move is 'top priority' Environmental advocates should take another look at biofuels MORE of Iowa, just called Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE Jr. and Paul Manafort to testify before his powerful Senate Judiciary Committee, after this week's revelations that the two sat down with a Russian lawyer who dangled political dirt on Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE.
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