"Midnight" seems to have been the last play by Robert, who now writes a television comedy starring the dashing Tom (the dashing Mr. Pine).
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In high school, I daydreamed about Chuck Bass' dashing deviousness.
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But the state's dowry bought more than a dashing groom.
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Luke Evans as the Viscount looks dashing but acts dryly.
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A military helicopter shoots at people dashing across a highway.
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MANCHESTER, England — Rachel Maclean makes for a dashing David Cameron.
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Before rising to power, he was a dashing cricket superstar.
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Seeing Ponting dashing for his life, he leapt into action.
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Sidney is a dashing antihero and Arthur a reserved hypochondriac.
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He was dashing and seemed to have no middle gear.
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The young nurse and the dashing special operator hit it off.
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You might be wondering about the dashing gentleman in her pictures.
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Carl Philip was as dashing as ever in his military uniform.
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Smith looked dashing in a mustard-colored jacket and bow tie.
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Reeves made a dashing Prince Charming in Ro's "Cinderella" inspired illustration.
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Audi is showcasing its RS 6 Avant, a dashing Euro-wagon.
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Fifteen years her senior, he was dashing, brave and impeccably trained.
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To the final whistle, they kept dashing recklessly down the wings.
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They were passing him, dashing by him, rolling up the hill.
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Mishra, an Indian-born journalist now resident in London, is dashing.
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"Really?" she responded with sarcasm before laughing loudly and dashing off.
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Most were hurt while dashing out of their homes in panic.
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Hiram, the hero of "Carthage in Flames" (1908) is a dashing warrior.
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The dripping wet Prince still flashed his dashing smile through the storm.
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It is currently located beyond Saturn, dashing out of our solar system.
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The dashing good looks and added modern niceties are just a bonus.
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Garrett, a dashing prince with a questionable social media history off-camera.
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So who is the international star depicted in a dashing Google animation?
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Recently, two sickly teenage girls were twirled around by dashing romantic leads.
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Dashing out of the library, she asked if anyone had called 911.
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Elsewhere, air dashing causes certain platforms to change position, adding more wrinkles.
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Dashing from event to event left Ms. Erivo simultaneously exhausted and exhilarated.
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Throughout his twenties, his public image was that of a dashing playboy.
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Meanwhile, Theroux looked dashing in a black suit with matching skinny tie.
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The film also starred Greg Wise as the dashing, dastardly John Willoughby.
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They're killing the Post Office, phasing out breakfast cereal, dashing dinner dates.
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He described dashing it out more or less at the last minute.
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No need to be that person dashing down the sidewalk in despair.
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Charles looked dashing beside his bride in his full dress naval commander uniform.
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We'd all be better off if you traveled solely by dashing, romantic horseback.
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Meanwhile, Chmerkovskiy said he hopes the little boy develops his dashing good looks.
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Dashing, successful and charming, Macchiarini, she thought, was the perfect man for her.
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Everyone's new favorite dashing X-Wing pilot is getting his own comic book.
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He was a baseball pinup, a dashing crosstown counterpoint to the Yankees' corporatism.
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She was just 13, and he was a dashing 18-year-old officer.
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On the 1st, a dashing solar eclipse intensifies the chemistry you've been feeling.
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Fuck it, I'm in the mood for self-loathing… Diplo looks dashing here.
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Imports shrank 1.9 percent, dashing hopes for a second rise in a row.
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The dashing fastback roofline means that there's a hatch rather than a trunk.
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Here he is looking dashing at a 2014 Golden Globes after party: 3.
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They must work ... we haven't seen those guys' junk yet ... happy dashing Chris.
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Why are you so intent on dashing the hopes of our nation's teens?
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How could I fold this plain piece of fabric into a dashing ornament?
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She falls for his "whipcord-lean" physique, blue eyes and "dashing Hussar" mustache.
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His wife, incarcerated for misbehaving with a dashing Swedish courtier, remained in Germany.
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The resulting lost revenue is denting airline profits and dashing their growth plans.
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He's dashing about the wizarding world, scrubbing away the remainders of Voldemort's footprints.
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Dashing off a letter to an advice columnist is as easy as dashing off a tweet or email to our boss, and sharing their responses is as easy and cathartic as sharing an inspirational quote on a stock photo sunset background.
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But when you get this thing in your hands, when you nudge that d-pad right and start running, rolling, spin-dashing—and now drop-dashing, which is a subtle but cool addition to Sonic's moveset—it all feels perfect.
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Dua Lipa's dashing dad stole the show at the Brit Awards on Wednesday night.
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Pinkerton, a dashing naval lieutenant, is beguiled by the young geisha Cio-Cio-San.
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"Sometimes, the families come out throwing stones," says another officer, dashing off to assist.
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He can be found all around Hyrule, always posting, always dashing, always on time.
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And then he was in front of me, looking dashing in his sparkly blazer.
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Follow the steps below to master these cool coils before dashing out for work.
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On January 13th the firm reported disappointing quarterly results, dashing hopes for quick improvement.
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In this scene, Masham imagines himself the dashing protagonist—and normally he would be.
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The dashing mechanic, for instance, was deemed more sci-fi than cyberpunk by some.
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Tom Cruise has always looked dashing in a suit ... especially in a G-suit.
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A dragon attack often ends with the prey dashing away with barely a scratch.
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It was different from dining and dashing at the more familiar Zim's, on Taraval.
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Sophia Dorothea, for her part, fell for a dashing Swedish count, Philipp von Konigsmarck.
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David Beckham is more than just a skilled soccer player with dashing good looks.
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S. trade tensions, dashing market hopes that the two sides were nearing a deal.
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The officials had yet to consult with Brady, who was already dashing toward them.
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Summer is all about dashing through sprinklers, hiking into forests, and charging toward waves.
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Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers won't be dashing downfield with his newly acquired hamstring injury.
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Vincke pops his speed potion to give himself two turns of supernatural dashing ability.
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He played Don John in the film, and his character's outfit looked pretty dashing.
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One of the press attachés looked particularly dashing in Christopher Robin-style rain boots.
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"I'll be just five minutes," he said before dashing into the Bloomingdale's outlet store.
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The dancers glide forward in crisp footwork and sleek swirling turns before dashing away.
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He's almost universally praised for his dashing, though overly serious, take on the role.
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He took four questions at a town hall in Ohio before dashing off again.
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He so loved them that he named his dashing protagonist after American ornithologist James Bond.
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Then old tweets in which one of the customers bragged about dining and dashing surfaced.
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Whenever he was out of office, Disraeli was prolific, dashing off novels at great speed.
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Rodriguez looked dashing in a white button-down shirt sans tie and a navy blazer.
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The first photo shows Jamie leading a battle, looking as dashing and heroic as ever.
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His poverty-stricken family lived a less-than-dashing existence in Seattle in the 703s.
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I used Le Marc lip crème lipstick in Dashing, applying and blotting it several times.
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Station employees blocked off the cars at the KFC, dashing the hopes of line jumpers.
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He and the actress Rashida Jones were spotted dashing into his Dupont Circle apartment building.
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Otherwise the paramedics have been able to care for her without dashing to the hospital.
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Lamborghini offers the Huracán, price north of $200,000 and shown here in dashing Performante trim.
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His poverty-stricken family lived a less-than-dashing existence in Seattle in the 1950s.
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Is it for cooking, hopping around hedonistically in the woods or dashing someone's artistic dreams?
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"This is just one part of my life," she added before dashing out the door.
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When you see Bruce Wayne, this dashing billionaire, where is the black version of that?
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Characters are always saying "I say" and "old boy" and dashing off to play tennis.
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"I glanced over and saw this guy who looked dashing in his suit," she said.
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The Wi-Fi tends to keep dropping, which occasions much dashing out into the street.
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People saw him as this dashing guy at the head of this very violent clique.
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U.S. crude fell 0.52% to $34.18 a barrel, dashing hopes that the market could stabilise.
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It also has "Bachelor/Bachelorette" host Chris Harrison potentially dashing the dreams of Bachelor Nation.
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LeRoy Nieman created unforgettably dreamlike images of dashing Olympic sprinters, knockout punches and racing thoroughbreds.
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Kate Middleton and Prince William's oldest child looked dashing in a dark-green collared shirt.
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Students say getting B's can be deeply dispiriting, dashing college dreams and profoundly disappointing parents.
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He had been dashing as a young man but had gained weight as he aged.
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He says the waitress followed him and started screaming, accusing him of dining and dashing.
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The 48-year-old actress had dashing Brandon Lee on her arm for the charity event.
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The entire two-month shoot culminated in a series of captivating, dashing, cheeky, and energetic images.
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But, she remains hopeful that she'll meet a "dashing and single human who lives relatively nearby".
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Jonas suited up in a dashing tuxedo as he proudly put his arm around his bride.
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Rodriguez also posted another image of himself on a boat, again looking dashing in all white.
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Just as a train is about to crush poor, pretty Beck, Joe makes a dashing rescue.
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Inside a fort, General Zaragoza dined with his officers including a dashing brigade commander, Porfirio Diaz.
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And by whipping up ethnic Turkish nationalism, he is dashing the hopes of Turkey's 20m Kurds.
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It looks like Sarah Hyland is dashing the dreams of Bachelor fans with her new romance.
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As a young man, he looked dashing in his riding clothes, as seen in archival footage.
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Ms. Harris makes a vivid vaudevillian and Mr. Swenson is genetically incapable of not being dashing.
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With a cigarette welded to his lips, the bespectacled Severing resembles a more dashing Barton Fink.
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Lanny's leaping and dashing and exploring and snuggling are equally mesmerizing to those close to him.
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He is a constant presence in Wee Waa, dashing around in a T-shirt and sneakers.
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Her Supernatural actor husband— who looked dashing in Joseph Abboud — kept his caption short and sweet.
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But with his mellow voice and wiry physique, Mr. Kränzle also had a slightly dashing quality.
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"We feel the pressure," he said before dashing off to his next meeting in central Brussels.
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It is a ghost story, and Nat Turner is its poltergeist, dashing pottery against America's walls.
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You can hear Powell's dashing, bouncing style metabolized inside a music with almost no harmonic movement.
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Simcoe's friend, the dashing British intelligence chief John André, is known to have visited him here.
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The heir to the throne looked dashing in his blue Order of the Garter garter sash. 5.
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In the video, which was posted to Facebook, the teens can be seen dashing from the car.
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Dashing cricketer Mansour Ali Khan Pataudi captained the Indian side and even managed to score a goal.
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"He was regarded as so dashing, so handsome," Diana's friend Lana Marks says of the young prince.
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We didn't want it to get out on social media, so we were dashing in and out.
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Reynolds looked dashing in Burberry while Lively channeled Elizabeth Taylor in Ralph & Russo and Lorraine Schwartz jewelry. .
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Between that and the male spider's dashing black attire, it's hard to imagine Cash wouldn't have approved.
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For the time being, Iran is more interested in hinting at such options than dashing nuke-wards.
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She also nailed her beauty look with a crisp red lip courtesy of Marc Jacobs' "Dashing" lipstick.
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The actor looked dashing in an Armani tux, and Barton wore a stunning Vera Wang wedding gown.
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You can see why she might turn to the dashing war hero who was her father's confidante.
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Earlier this year, Israel's Beresheet Probe crashed on the Moon, dashing its hope to do the same.
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"The Hunger Games" star has been quietly dating a dashing New York art gallerist named Cooke Maroney.
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EpiPens save lives, but they can be easy to forget when you're dashing out of the house.
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Buttercup's dashing, wish-accommodating true love Westley, found the perfect way to celebrate Wright's April 8 birthday.
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Earlier on Tuesday, euro zone manufacturing data was released, dashing hopes of an improvement in the sector.
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Jonas frequently lends his dashing looks to clothing company Southern Tide and Man of the World magazine.
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We already know she can't keep her hands to herself, but with that dashing duo, who could?
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One social media video showed panicked guests dashing out past a hotel swimming pool on Java island.
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But the partnership fell apart last autumn, dashing plans for a final assembly facility in Meridian, Miss.
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Anyone familiar with Aston's legacy of dashing, aggressive design might scoff at a truck for Mr. Bond.
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Visits to Pakistan were an adventure—she had dashing, rowdy cousins—but England was often a shock.
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While she's there, a dashing soldier named Keith (Sam Page) spots her, and the two start talking.
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The man she has been pledged to is a dashing prince — but it is an arranged marriage.
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Rescuers were dumping their cars at the curb and dashing through back streets in the pouring rain.
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First, raising hopes of Obamacare's fiercest opponents and then dashing them again will deepen internal Republican fissures.
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He's a rather stiff actor, who may lack dashing presence, but he still conveys winning authenticity onstage.
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Val became an expert at recognizing my whimper and dashing into the room with her sneaker aloft.
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Dashing between tables in his tailored tuxedo, he looked like a Pixar animation of a secret agent.
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The Walking Dead star Morgan — who looked dashing in Joseph Abboud — kept his caption short and sweet.
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The duchess looked dashing in a navy velvet gown, which she paired with Princess Diana's favorite tiara.
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The cat slinks away from her grip and leaps out of her clutches, seemingly dashing under the porch.
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However, whether anyone really wants to see a realistic-looking fox as a dashing rogue, is another question.
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We watched Mr. Muir lead his interview, as dashing in person as he is on TV. Maybe more.
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I skipped the tracking apps, which I've never been into, and dove straight into app slashing and dashing.
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Her namesake spotted it and came dashing across the gravel path outside the castle door to say hello.
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For those who don't know, there's that tall, brainy, dashing, singer guy named Stephen Malkmus, who rarely smiled.
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Advocating for high speed rail in the US is a brutal business, continually raising and dashing one's hopes.
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The dashing young blockchain as Joe Gillis coming in to offer hope and a vision for the future.
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She cheerfully offers plastic bags full of clean syringes to Russians dashing into and out of the store.
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And yet, so many of us still end up snoozing — and then dashing to work at a sprint.
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Best Traitor: This year's best traitor is Mashable's Sam Sheffer: rideable enthusiast, dashing rogue, guileless Millennial, real friend.
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Part way through her tense conversation with Claire, Annalise notices a "dashing" man that is staring rather intently.
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Dashing from rest to 60 miles per hour in a little more than eight seconds, it's quick enough.
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So when your love is dashing around looking for their keys, you kind of feel like you're there.
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In one YouTube clip, a helicopter gunship fires on people dashing desperately across a highway near the palace.
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"Bohemian Rhapsody" star Rami Malek looked dashing in a long overcoat, a spin on the typical black tux.
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Until then an unknown number of Brits are apparently comfortable pebble-dashing their homes with stick-on buttons.
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When adjusted for inflation, the number fell 27.75% YoY, dashing hopes the recent pickup in wages was sustainable.
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It is also probably one of the last times anyone decided to name a dashing romantic swain Gordon.
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What a dashing figure Jo March would cut in the world, if only the world would allow it.
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It's the legislative equivalent of throwing sunglasses on a Hollywood starlet and dashing her past the paparazzi line.
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It's the legislative equivalent of throwing sunglasses on a Hollywood starlet and dashing her past the paparazzi line.
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Brown loves winking at Langdon, the literally dashing version of himself, and inviting readers to share the joke.
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The film begins with a man on the run, dashing through a tunnel as car headlights pursue him.
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The fall of society is likely to make dashing over to your doctor's office a tad more difficult.
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The bass Kyle Ketelsen, a gifted actor, made for a dashing Escamillo, singing with commanding elegance and warmth.
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Yosef Alon, a dashing Israeli diplomat, while working as a reporter in New York almost a decade ago.
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In 28500, a dashing young U.S. senator charmed his way to the nomination and then to the presidency.
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Dashing the hopes of people who want to make it big, just as he still hopes to do.
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But then they jump into an awaiting boat and sail off, dashing all my dreams of sunny bro bonding.
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The game hasn't slowed down for them yet, leaving them frantically dashing around trying to anticipate what happens next.
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Such victories are only possible when girls are not killed, commented Virender Sehwag, a dashing cricketer turned Twitter star.
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Despite the dashing of its medical hopes, Magee has set up research centres in robotics and cognitive data analysis.
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The actor looked dashing in a dark suit and overcoat, while Wilson kept warm in a black leather jacket.
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The Brit may be dashing and charismatic, but his is not the sort of suave that comes without work.
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He discovered that the man had allegedly tweeted several times about dining and dashing at Chipotle and other restaurants.
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But while 31-year-old toiled with his muscular game it was the dashing Federer who supplied the gems.
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My Uber bills weren't going to haunt me for being a complete fuckhead dashing from one party to another.
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The dashing Spaniard recounts the story of a rich man who developed an unnaturally intense appetite for horse meat.
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Their ads both feature (relatively) dashing images of the 70-year-old men, but substantively, couldn't be more different.
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Instead of chipping in the puck and then dashing past the Sharks' defensemen, they turn in the neutral zone.
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The pour was much more watery than we had expected, further dashing our hopes of dethroning the Starbucks PSL.
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Mr. Pesko, a dashing British financier who'd dated the supermodel Natalia Vodianova, was one of Mr. Philbrick's bigger clients.
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His energetic, dashing style has showed up on hundreds of albums, including many from Sarah Vaughan and Sonny Rollins.
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An additional 11 princes were hauled in this month, dashing hopes that the November arrests were a one-off.
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But fighting continues in various parts of the country, dashing hopes of a change to civilian leadership bringing peace.
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Some attempted to escape together, dashing through the woods to the nearest town and hiding in a McDonald's bathroom.
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They say it could leave millions wrestling with debilitating psychological disorders while dashing hopes for a swift economic recovery.
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As time has passed, Thiago is still sometimes moody and aloof, dashing into the closet suddenly to avoid interaction.
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Those were the dashing romantic leads — princes, warriors, lotharios — who hold together the stories of the great classical ballets.
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After a month of dashing from show to show and city to city, the main event has finally arrived.
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Tsitsipas does everything with panache and there are few more spectacular sights than the dashing Greek in full flow.
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Her husband, the dashing prince, caught on tape musing about becoming his mistress's tampon (really, who's writing this dialogue?).
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Out from the windmill door, Weber appears, looking dashing in a suit and tie and a single red rose.
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Kick's lover, a dashing (and married) Brit, was with her, having pushed the pilot to brave an oncoming storm.
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The turnout was 49 percent, dashing hopes that the Lebanese would embrace their first national vote in nine years.
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Mr. Gluck recalled dashing into the kitchen, scooping up a small child and then going down a back porch.
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My Miata, while a dashing little thing, sits 5.3 inches above the ground and is vulnerable to these beasts.
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"He was this dashing person—a kind of model of what an avant-garde artist should be," Mathews recalled.
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But Gonzales isn't only accused of crimes of the heart linked to all the purported serial dine and dashing.
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The group's most dashing figure sat front row center, wearing a stylish white homburg and gripping a walking stick.
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I went through most of my first jar in a civilized manner, dashing it on cooked proteins or crostini.
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A polo playing acquaintance of Prince William, Singh's dashing presence at Le Bal has attracted considerable press attention in Paris.
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She married the dashing Michael Fassbender early last fall and her next project is taking the plunge into action movies.
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The perfect look for whether you're dashing off to a gala or are late for a date with Mr. Darcy.
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News reports hat the soulful singer was seen dashing into an apartment building — where Hadid was waiting inside for him.
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Our montage runs now come with Vince Staples raps over a Bill Conti beats; dashing urban spice on 1980s sensibilities.
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In 1993, Sessarego had faked his death in a car bombing in Croatia and reinvented himself as the dashing Carew.
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All while draped in dashing outfits and flower headpieces and armed, people who knew her say, with a vibrant smile.
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Donald Trump passed the 1,237-delegate threshold to win the nomination, dashing our hopes and dreams for a contested convention.
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Brendan was on the show repping the NYPD ... and his charisma and dashing good looks landed him a speaking role!
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"We met him on the first day of Skowhegan, this utterly dashing, charming, witty man," she writes in an email.
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West looked dashing (and warm!) in a long black coat, while Saint and North matched their dad in darker hues.
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Ivan Korcok, Slovakia's Europe minister, compared Mr Macron's European approach to dashing up the summit of Mount Everest without oxygen.
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So we wondered, Have two of the most dashing men on the planet ever had their own Bridget Jones moments?
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Remember that viral video of the dog wearing a GoPro camera on its neck and dashing gleefully toward the ocean?
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The dashing Brit shot the film in Canada, and ended up catching the eye of former Miss Vancouver, Sabrina Dhowre.
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The national side is generally very good, but has performed poorly at major tournaments, thus raising expectations before dashing them.
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But if German bonds benefited from investors dashing for safety, the story has been more positive elsewhere in the bloc.
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The shot then panned out to reveal a windmill, and out came Weber, looking dashing in a suit and tie.
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"—christine teigen (@chrissyteigen) November 13, 2019On Thursday, Elba came through and shared a dashing photo of himself from "1995-ish.
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One dashing man, who goes by the 1940s-noir name Dexter Styles, may be able to tell Anna what happened.
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No deal would mean no increase in Swiss access to the single market, dashing hopes for a new electricity union.
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The terror in the eyes of the extra dashing alongside Pierre through the inferno appears as authentic as it gets.
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In Garry Marshall's Pretty Woman, Julia Roberts' Los Angeles streetwalker is swept off her feet by Richard Gere's dashing businessman.
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The institutional and ideological boundaries of both Communism and Islamism hardened, dashing prospects for renewed experiments in political alliance-building.
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The curse is punishment for Sophie's friendship with the dashing wizard Howl, who owns the enchanted palace of the title.
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But by Monday, Trump had retweeted a conservative commentator who scoffed at the idea, dashing the hopes of some advocates.
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Another exceptionally gifted young actor who is nominated for the first time is Timothée Chalamet, who looks very dashing tonight.
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More pronouncements on Twitter by the president pushed stocks around all week, alternatively raising or dashing hopes for a deal.
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The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) won't reschedule marijuana after all, dashing a lot of pot legalization advocates' hopes on Wednesday.
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As they rode, faint streaks of shadow — hundreds of them — could be seen dashing through the trees along the trail.
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His main competitor for the M.V.P., the Cubs' Javier Baez, played everywhere in the infield with dashing style and grace.
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Its pointed crest and dashing mask — a wraparound slash of black — sharpen its pale watercolors into a mien of fierceness.
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And North Korea launched several short-range missiles off its coast, dashing hopes that the country would refrain from provocations.
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You weigh the ticket price (steep!) against your time and try to maximize your investment, dashing from masterpiece to masterpiece.
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"You know, maybe, maybe," he said hurriedly grabbing the duffel bag at his feet and dashing out a side door.
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Nothing else looked like it — the dashing coupé was defined by its gull-wing doors and its stainless-steel skin.
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Some at the Institute hoped to come away with concrete plans for making a message and dashing it off into space.
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Under Juscelino Kubitschek, a dashing social democrat, the country rushed not just to industrialise but to embrace the modern in general.
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He'd traveled to Gaza, Iraq, and Syria, taking selfies of his 32-year-old dashing self amid the rubble of Aleppo.
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My test car was luxurious and dashing, and its inline six-cylinder engine served up better performance than I was expecting.
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Your character's space suit-assisted jump, combined with a dashing ability, lets you move through the battlefield more fluidly than before.
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The Jonas Brothers groom, 29, sported a dashing all-red suit in the same shade as his bride-to-be's dress.
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It's facile to say that Cumberbatch -- classically trained, dashing actor on the brink of superstardom -- was born to play a superhero.
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Accomplished and alluring, Olivia de Havilland dated her share of Hollywood's most dashing power players at the height of her career.
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The actor, 23, showed off his dashing looks at the Star Wars: The Force Awakens premiere in Los Angeles on Monday.
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We see him carrying out his suitcases in a huff, looking dashing as always in a well-cut suit and hat.
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It was a midmorning affair, with well-groomed youth staring down at cellphones, dashing off messages or chatting with family abroad.
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They go to a ball thrown by the dashing Mr. Bingley (Douglas Booth), who instantly takes to Jane Bennet (Bella Heathcote).
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Director Josh Trank just posted a new photo of the 40-year-old actor -- except he's not his usual dashing self.
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Brits are tweeting photos of tragic-looking empty shelves in supermarkets across the country, which are dashing their clean-living aspirations.
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Teigen, 31, wore a black jumpsuit with a gold headband while her husband looked dashing in a button-down white shirt.
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Everything released in advance of its January 1st premiere focused mostly on Victorian London's dashing menswear and Martin Freeman's robust mustache.
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Simmons even had made a habit of dashing out to greet gawkers on tour buses passing by his Los Angeles home.
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Raz, who is forty-five, also plays Doron Kabilyo, although he is hardly a dashing Sabra or a natural leading man.
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But Putin said Thursday the current depressed price of oil suits him just fine, dashing hopes of further cuts in production.
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I remember thinking that at 54, he was still dashing, despite the graying hair and heavy, dark bags under his eyes.
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But Zemfira has fallen for a dashing young lover (the bright tenor Jason Karn) and flaunts her affair in Aleko's face.
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Johnson shows up at the very end of the movie as a dashing philanthropist who introduces himself to Janet Jackson's character.
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He's both the handsome and heroic Jamie Lockhart and, his face stained with berry juice, he's a dashing but dastardly brigand.
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Tyga did the equivalent of dining and dashing with his landlord ... so he's being sued again for being a nightmare tenant.
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Here and abroad, columnists are dashing off dark warnings about the impending collapse of the euro, and maybe the European Union.
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Philpot, who lived with a male partner, painted dashing young men with a boldness and fervor that now seem patently gay.
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The stuffy, middle-aged British Colonel Arbuthnot is now the young and dashing Dr. Arbuthnot (Leslie Odom Jr. of "Hamilton" fame).
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As he confronts an enormous recovery, he hopes it will spark an infusion of opportunity rather than dashing hopes for change.
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This ends, even as it begins, with a man dashing down the subway stairs, a diamond necklace in his jacket pocket.
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Her husband, and fellow senior White House adviser, Kushner whisked past reporters, dashing from meeting to meeting, without stopping for questions.
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Before long, I was dashing off eccentrically mispunctuated, barely readable stream-of-consciousness monologues stocked with the biggest words I knew.
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Reformists are now saying the 18 slots will all be filled by men, dashing hopes built up during Mr. Rouhani's campaign.
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Parr lived here with her dashing but somewhat unscrupulous husband, Thomas Seymour, whom she married a few months after Henry died.
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Then turn the dial and add the possibility of a regional nuclear arms race triggered by Iran dashing for a bomb.
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After reading Ninth House, I desperately want to discuss where people came down on Darlington, a dashing Yale student with secrets.
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Dashing the Reaganites' hopes, the court overwhelmingly upheld a law permitting independent counsels — prosecutors who wield executive power beyond presidential control.
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And while Mr. Jackman is a dashing presence with an easy smile, his earnest performance could use a few knowing winks.
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After a preview of "I Am My Own Wife" at Playwrights Horizons, a dashing young man asked a terribly smart question.
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Dashing in the positive sense, as one possessed by real brio, and dashing in the less positive sense, as one racing through Western, and a great deal of Eastern, intellectual history of the past three centuries at a pace that leaves the reader panting—sometimes in admiration of his verve, sometimes in impatience at his impatience.
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LOS ANGELES — Harold Pinter was a young actor when he wrote "The Room," dashing it off over a mere handful of days.
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It's the closest we've gotten to a formal announcement because the rapper has only been dashing out cryptic Instagram teasers since Friday.
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Meanwhile, Iran has continued funding groups designated as terrorist organizations, dashing hopes that the deal would lead it to mitigate its behavior.
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The dashing, brooding brit was renamed Hardin Scott (played by Hero Fiennes-Tiffin in the film); Zayn became Zed Evans (Samuel Larsen).
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Hurtling through space with reckless abandon, playing the dashing hero, battling Cylons, monsters and super-villains -- what more could a man want?
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Uma Thurman brought a dashing younger man to Cannes' star-studded amFAR gala: Her 15-year-old son, Levon Roan Thurman-Hawke.
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You look at it, and you can't quite believe how wild-haired and scrawny the great man was in his dashing 20s.
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In the woman's defense, both actors have great hair, dashing looks and are both the same age – so clearly it's a compliment.
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Fifty years after the fact, she absolves him of any lingering shame he feels about not dashing out to save her sooner.
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Early in his career, when he was Israel's dashing young ambassador to the United Nations, Mr Netanyahu benefited from glowing media coverage.
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They expected their resident artist to lounge about in scarlet pyjamas, drink cocktails for breakfast and entertain dashing rascals and fragrant sirens.
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An image taken by another photographer, Muhammad Alrageb, shows Habak dashing towards an ambulance, the child and his camera in his arms.
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After dashing to slam the door in her face and quickly getting dressed, we let her in as though nothing had happened.
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Here, the frisky fellow interrupts a live soccer match by dashing across the pitch, sending the players and officials into a frenzy.
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When Belle's is rewarded for her kindness and patience to the Beast at the film's end, she'll encounter a dashing Dan Stevens.
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And of course Chmerkovskiy has also brought his sense of style to the dance floor, regularly appearing in dashing outfits on DWTS.
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Those whispering in the ear of Trump about the legality of dashing or shrinking Bears Ears are uttering worse than alternative facts.
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Just when they manage to settle on a satellite dish, a blast of artillery or machine-gun fire sends them dashing skyward.
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We last saw Natasha getting secretly engaged to the dashing Andrei Bolkonsky and agreeing to wait a year to make things official.
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This one here, a little marsupial lion hailing from the Early Miocene of Australia, is a dashing animal with very specialized teeth.
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When the action moves to London, we meet Etta Candy, the delightful and headstrong assistant to Chris Pine's dashing spy Steve Trevor.
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Naturally, he refuses the call, but by night's end, they are at a party where Quinn meets Amir, a dashing college student.
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Just try not to be impressed by the majestic sight of millions of Christmas Island red crabs dashing to the Indian Ocean.
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After dashing through the snow, Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, HBO Now and Acorn TV have plenty of hot streaming content to enjoy.
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Mr. Darcy, the taciturn but dashing leading man in "Pride and Prejudice," lives in the monumental but understated (and fictional) Pemberley estate.
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The lower voices anchor the opera, Alexander Tsymbalyuk's bass rich as Iolanta's father and Andrei Jilihovschi's baritone dashing as the jaunty Robert.
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James Norton, who played the dashing Andrei Bolkonsky, has been stepping out with Jessie Buckley, who played Andrei's religious, downtrodden sister Marya.
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For many in the gallery who remembered Palmer as the dashing young athlete with Popeye-like forearms and leading man good looks.
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Tap into your inner femme fatale or dashing private investigator lounging in a smoky hotel bar, and keep the icy martinis flowing.
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Many Ukrainians are angry and disappointed over the dashing of hopes raised by their country's so-called Revolution of Dignity in 2014.
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All table-service at restaurants in the city were shut down, spiking my current jobs and dashing any hope of finding another.
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This is not about reading a book you know is bad, a pleasure in its own right, like an exceptionally dashing villain.
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At the medical center, the cardiac monitor showed a rapid procession of white spikes, like tall skinny soldiers dashing across the screen.
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I kiss him 105 times and gush about how dashing and manly he is because it makes both of us feel good.
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As if that wasn't daring enough, he added an extra pinch of drama by dashing across the final portion of the wire.
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But he also saw room to pick up an additional five or 603 yards by dashing around the end to his left.
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But Vietnam and the United States, where most of the children were taken, did not normalize ties until 1995, dashing those hopes.
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Giuseppe Garibaldi, rather than a dashing warrior, emerged as a waffler, and Victor Emanuel II, Italy's first king, as a feckless playboy.
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Zach Tracer and I will be out there, so be sure to say hi if you see us dashing around San Francisco.
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Failure to strike a deal would mean no increase in Swiss access to the single market, dashing hopes for an electricity union.
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Dashing for interviews with coaches and chatting with N.B.A. Commissioner Adam Silver on Thursday night, Holly Rowe was back in her element.
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East Africans -- especially Kenyans and Ethiopians -- have dominated marathons for decades, dashing across finish lines as their exhausted competitors barely made it.
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Stuck in a stultifying marriage, she's in love with the dashing lieutenant-colonel Vershinin (Alfredo Narciso), whose optimism she secretly clings to.
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To ensure their commitment to the Union, Lincoln simply turned a blind eye, dashing the democratic aspirations of thousands of enslaved people.
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On an Emmys red carpet filled with designer gowns and dashing tuxedos, Broadway and Black-ish star Jennifer Lewis opted to wear Nike.
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Later, as the dashing couple were spotted holding hands and leaving the venue, Simpson added a short-sleeve fur stole to her look.
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With a precision-engineered shaker, jigger, bar spoon, strainer, and crystal mixing glass like these, your cocktail will be dashing—shaken or stirred.
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William, dashing in the scarlet uniform of the Colonel of the Irish Guards, endearingly coaxing Kate's Welsh gold wedding band on her finger.
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Shanghai Mayor Ying Yong is not on the new Politburo, most likely dashing his chances of becoming party boss of China's financial capital.
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The female-bodied attendees looked dashing in suits and rainbow suspenders, glow sticks ringed every wrist, and androgynous looks were sprinkled liberally throughout.
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But if Roadhog hooks a Genji in the midst of dashing and momentum carries him out of sight, the hook's connection is broken.
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So, until the perfect solution materializes, offices may still see employees dashing off for a silent cry in the bathroom once a year.
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Anne does even offer science-y entrepreneur Lisa millions of dollars in funding in exchange for an evening alone with her dashing spouse.
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One million of those have been about Peter Kavinsky (Noah Centineo), the dashing love interest of the main character, Lara Jean (Lana Condor).
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But Republicans gained in Indiana, Missouri and North Dakota, dashing Democrats' hopes that Midwestern soybean farmers, for example, might turn against the Republicans.
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Fixed-asset investment growth slowed to 6.1% in the first four months of this year, dashing expectations for a slight rise to 6.4%.
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The 3D moments — when you're flying at top speed, grabbing rings and dashing through enemies — are surprising when Forces feels its most composed.
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Now, the verdict is in: The drugs did nothing to slow or stop cognitive decline in these subjects, dashing the hopes of scientists.
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In a World War II-era photo, Philip, who served as a naval officer, looked dashing in a full beard and distinguished cap.
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With his large afro and full beard, Kaepernick, who is biracial, cut a broodingly dashing protest figure reminiscent of the Black Power era.
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Failure to strike a deal would mean no increase in Swiss access to the single market, dashing hopes for a new electricity union.
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Besides dashing the dinnertime dreams of one Willard Mitt Romney, Trump's choice also thrust the veteran oil titan even further into the spotlight.
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The bright spots are actually giant piles of salt, dashing our hopes that Ceres might one day serve as an interplanetary gas station.
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If he's convicted for the serial dine-and-dashing, he could wind up spending as many as 13 years in California state prison.
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Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, who plays the dashing and devious (and incestous) Jamie Lannister on HBO's Game of Thrones demonstrated on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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The euro also had a major technical breakdown against the strengthening dollar on Tuesday, dashing a nearly two-month consolidation pattern, analysts said.
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Rather than dashing out of the house with coffee in hand or skipping breakfast altogether, spend a few minutes enjoying that first meal.
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Once you're made aware of this dashing intellectual with a penchant for period pieces, however, you'll be noticing him in just about everything.
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Failure to strike a deal would means no increase in Swiss access to the single market, dashing hopes for a new electricity union.
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In the 109th minute, as Poland were living dangerously in their own half, a fan came dashing from the behind the Poland goal.
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That was a hefty 0.634 quicker than Hamilton's best effort, dashing the five-times world champion's hopes of record-extending 85th career pole.
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The gates remain closed when the red light is on, preventing pedestrians from dashing across the road, reports state media outlet, People's Daily.
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With Venus entering your sign, you're back to your glamorous, dashing self, and probably less interested in keeping whomever you're kissing a secret.
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There are even a few sections in Uncharted 4 where he becomes Crash, dashing across and over obstacles and running towards the camera.
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Instead of dashing ahead towards a fire hydrant or pole to sniff, Bru casually walks right by my side at a steady pace.
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The strongest theory holds that he was a dashing young military officer named George Harrison, and that he was killed in a duel.
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With the swipe of a pen, decades old trade and travel restrictions were reinstated, dashing hopes for normalized relations in the near future.
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Princes William and Harry looked dashing in matching tuxedos as they attended the "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" premiere in London in 2017.
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But she's not sure whether the father is her dashing new American suitor (Patrick Dempsey) or our old favorite, Mark Darcy (Colin Firth).
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Along Venezuela's picturesque palm tree-dotted northern coast, residents said the long quake was terrifying and frightened people into dashing into the streets.
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In between shows, some industry insiders will surely be dashing to Greene Street in SoHo, where Louis Vuitton has temporarily set up shop.
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His face, dashing and slightly rabbity, lit up when he found a display Marmite, the love-it-or-hate-it sticky yeast paste.
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His arty, charismatic guru aesthetic was still intact — his fedora a little too dashing on what should have been a deeply bowed head.
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First of all, it's the one featuring a young Jon Hamm at his most dapper and dashing, playing the world's most boring man.
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Lulu stopped midway for a sniff before dashing backward, then turning around and casually trotting across the finish, taking a leisurely 32 seconds.
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"I've had supply problems of every kind — I've had labor difficulties," grouses Lando Calrissian, the dashing administrator of the movie's gravity-defying metropolis.
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The best thing we got out of "Solo" was Donald Glover's performance as a dashing, young Lando Calrissian and his many luxurious capes.
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And in "The Hard Nut," by Mark Morris, the dancers, male and female, throw snow while dashing across the stage in sleek formations.
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When she meets another poet, Phillauri (Diljit Dosanjh), a dashing ne'er-do-well, they fall into a love forbidden by Shashi's pious brother.
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And so went the cat-and-mouse game, with White's backfield mate Michel dashing for 11 yards to Kansas City's 5-yard line.
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There, the free-spirited Marianne attracts the attention of both the steady Colonel Brandon (Rickman) and the more dashing — and dangerous — Willoughby (Greg Wise).
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With a precision-engineered shaker, jigger, bar spoon, strainer, and crystal mixing glass like these, your cocktail will be dashing—shaken or stirred. $178
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Cooper traded in his grizzled Jackson tan and fictional antics for a dashing — and impossibly pristine — white suit and loving looks at his date.
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Then there's Captain Cassian Andor, played by dashing and wispy Diego Luna — who resists your notion of what his character is about almost immediately.
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Admissions mistakes are nothing new for universities, and each year prominent examples of decision errors sprout up, dashing many students' hopes along the way.
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Indicated 2.2 percent lower The utility said it would resume dividend payments only next year, dashing hopes for a return to payouts this year.
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Then that fall Donald Trump was elected president, dashing Cobb's hopes of the US implementing the environmental rules needed to prevent a warmer world.
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Hare-like, the Trump administration is dashing from one policy to the next, sometimes contradicting itself and willing to box any rival it sees.
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Behold the Volkswagen Arteon, ostensibly an upgrade over the staid Passat — but let's be honest, a Passat has never looked this sharp and dashing.
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The structures in Architect for Better Days embrace techniques that utilize economical but enduring materials in conjunction with chic, constructivist, savvy and dashing design.
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There, she meets Richard Sharp (Sam Claflin), a dashing 34-year-old British sailor who shares her love of high seas freedom and adventure.
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Those not accepted by the United States would likely be resettled in PNG or in another developing country, dashing hopes of coming to Australia.
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Now we think nothing of dashing off a Word document to someone a thousand miles away and expecting it to arrive safe and unharmed.
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Redmayne looked dashing in a grey double breasted jacket and matching suit, while the author opted for a black V-neck wrap around dress.
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Brexiteers fear that, because of this, Mrs May's customs partnership would evolve into a customs union, dashing hopes of trade deals with third countries.
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In the pictures, the Spartacus leading man spent time with his big brood, flashed his dashing grin in his younger days and danced playfully.
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And their baby bumps weren't the only accessory the lovely royals had in common – both princesses worth glittering tiaras (and came with dashing dates!).
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The dashing Louis Spencer, cousin of Prince Harry, with his sisters Eliza and Kitty Spencer, and their mother, Victoria Aitken, to the royal wedding.
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And most of her training partners on the Dashing Whippets Running Team live in Manhattan, while she lives in Brooklyn and works in Queens.
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When Claire Randall touched the rocks in post-war Scotland, she was transported back to the year 1793, where she met the dashing Jaime.
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They largely tend to function like adult-sized toddlers, dashing and smashing their way around the world while constantly narrating what they're currently doing.
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Both official and private business surveys suggested slower Chinese factory growth this month, dashing hopes for a steady reading or even a faster expansion.
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In the middle of the interview, Kingwood excused himself, dashing in front of the van and throwing up on the side of the street.
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Rhodes, who died in November at age 91, was a bridesmaid at the Queen's wedding to dashing naval officer Prince Philip in November 1947.
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Ball was a 28-year-old contract player with a string of forgettable films, and Desi, at 1991, a dashing, Cuban-born nightclub bandleader.
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But if there is to be a serious dashing of hopes it may be Russian intentions -- and not Assad's double dealing -- that does it.
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The fullbacks on Saturday, Kyle Walker and Danny Rose, are sprinters in soccer shoes, dashing up and down the wings to create attacking opportunities.
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Most of us have been guilty of dashing into a CVS in the middle of a downpour only to overpay for a mediocre umbrella.
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Still, the program suggests that steeping turmeric root for some tea or dashing the bright powder on your eggs won't be totally for naught.
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Prices for bad loan portfolios have weakened amid a fresh avalanche of supply, dashing fund managers' hopes for a quick turnaround of their assets.
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DE unit at the moment, its chief executive said, dashing expectations for a large deal that were fuelled by a media report last month.
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Wilhelm said in May he would leave Airbus in 2019, dashing plans for a staggered succession after CEO Tom Enders steps down in April.
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Underwater "banging" noises detected Saturday turned out not to be from the vessel, the navy told reporters Monday, dashing hopes of a big break.
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She said the director thought Elwes epitomized the "very dashing, very Errol Flynn" type of guy he sought for the farm boy-turned-pirate.
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The Modern Family actress posted a pic of her and her dashing husband on the red carpet with a simple but incredibly sweet caption.
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Atkins fired at police from his grandmother's stolen Toyota Camry, crashing it first into a utility pole, and then dashing inside the Trader Joe's.
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But it's the relationship between the assertive N and the dashing, good-bad boy MJ that gives the play its most haunting emotional substance.
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In dashing toward that canopy of cash, Greinke, intentionally or not, was also moving away from the human sun shade that is Clayton Kershaw.
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Kenneth Branagh, the director and star, above, decided to transform the character of Poirot, Christie's idiosyncratic Belgian detective, into a dashing man of action.
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If Taylor did not fit the mold of the dashing practitioner of derring-do, neither was she the image of the damsel in distress.
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But Ms. Weiser suggested that the dashing of these hopes — so long-held and in many ways so common-sense — would have special resonance.
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Future data, she said, may end up either confirming recession fears or altogether dashing the hopes for interest-rate cuts that have buoyed stocks.
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She was only 24 when she married Mr. Wrightsman, a dashing and divorced oilman from Oklahoma who was president of Standard Oil of Kansas.
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Data on Thursday showed that the number of new cases and deaths from coronavirus had risen in the country, dashing hopes for a retreat.
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"I already thought Gordon was dashing, charming, fun and handsome, but that night I saw how easily he brings people together," Ms. Horbaczewski said.
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Last November, North Korean troops unleashed a hail of bullets at a fellow Communist soldier dashing across the line to escape to the South.
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Ms. Savino and Mr. Valesky declined to speak with reporters, with Mr. Valesky dashing past a phalanx of reporters posted outside the Senate chambers.
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He is the Cubs' top baseball decision-maker, the man who put together a team and an ethos capable of dashing history's long reach.
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The lizard chase, for example, was captured both by Mr. Wollocombe's long lens, and a mobile Movi camera used to track the dashing iguanas.
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"As the deadline was approaching on Friday, people were running back and forth down the hallways and dashing into conference rooms," Mr. McKinley said.
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But at its heart is a fierce, insolent and compassionate Errol Flynn, the dashing embodiment of the genre, in the role of a lifetime.
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As I walked home beside my mother that spring evening, the sound of a nearby explosion sent us dashing for our neighbor's bomb shelter.
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Warren finished off a nine-play, 22-yard drive by dashing in from 241 yards out on a scoring drive that took 2:13.
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DASHING THROUGH IT "When we run, we're supposed to brush our feet out in front of us and turn them out," Ms. Phelan said.
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This all came to light several days ago after a local man, Bobby Lee, posted a video of the rather dashing pigeons to Facebook.
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He mocks the Dutch ambassador, Jacob van Heeckeren, for adopting a dashing young French officer, Georges d'Anthès, who later proved to be Pushkin's nemesis.
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After all, the basic form hasn't changed a whole lot since Austen's intelligent heroines were fighting with and then eventually marrying their dashing suitors.
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That final question always seemed to have an obvious answer: Charles Brooks (Peter Hermann), the successful, thoughtful, wildly dashing publishing executive vying for Liza's heart.
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You're dashing around narrow corridors, aiming for the one door you can visualize in your mind because you've been through it 20 times by then.
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The characters themselves underwent their own period makeovers, trading their regular clothes and monster fur for dashing, hand-sewed tweed outerwear and exaggerated facial hair.
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The optical illusion allows Levi to be tall, dark, and awkward, instead of, say, a ripoff of Chris Evans's dashing and swoon-worthy Captain America.
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Take a scene from the latest episode where Cary takes Jeremy, a dashing soft-spoken high school teacher (Daniel K. Isaac), to a pizza joint.
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OVER the weekend, rumours flew that Mark Carney, the dashing Canadian at the helm of the Bank of England, might leave his job in 2018.
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Dashing down a 200-feet mountain into a shallow pool, this majestic waterfall is surrounded by lush plantation that's so green it almost looks unreal.
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For the remainder of the meeting, President Trump veered from topic to topic like a squirrel caught in traffic, dashing one way and then another.
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The perfect accessory for any blushing bride or dashing groom, our custom pizza arrangements will add a stylish (and yummy!) highlight to your special day.
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The queen and dashing naval officer Prince Philip, the fifth child and only son of Prince Andrew of Greece, became engaged on July 9, 1947.
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Similarly, after taking the kingdom to war in neighbouring Yemen in 2015, he was happy for a while to pose as a dashing military leader.
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"Not on my watch," he proclaims before dashing into a phone booth to change into his super-suit to the heroic theme music to Superman.
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The young boys and girls picked out their dream outfits from over 2,000 glittering gowns and dashing suits donated by Sherri Hill and Men's Wearhouse.
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It's unclear whether her reference to the other outer space franchise was a joke, but the dashing Urban quickly stepped in to save the day.
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Jeremy Meeks is the convict-turned-model who stole our hearts when police released his rather dashing mugshot and sent the internet into a frenzy.
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Harington wore a dashing morning suit, and other Game of Thrones stars including Peter Dinklage, Maisie Williams, Sophie Turner, and Emilia Clarke were in attendance.
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Pratt and Washington looked dashing in black tuxedoes, while the horses, one black and one brown, looked strapping in their custom-made Magnificent Seven saddles.
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"Hi Chandler, Joey says you don't really like his hat, but I think it's kind of dashing," she says of Joey's giant Union Jack hat.
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The same thing happened to Beric Dondarrion, who made little impression in Season 33 before getting resurrected as the dashing Richard Dormer in Season 23.
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And you can zip through your environment as if you were the Flash, dashing across the battlefield faster than the bullets whizzing by your head.
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Ditching the goatee and growing his hair back has turned him from an extra in American History X to one of MMA's most dashing fighters.
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Golden State needed to survive the early emotional salvo from the Rockets, with Houston dashing to a 12-4 lead behind eight points from Harden.
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Haniel owned stakes in both companies but their share prices have sagged since then, dashing Haniel's hopes that the separation would help boost their performance.
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The bride wore a lovely white dress, and the groom looked dashing in a tux, but one key element of the reception was totally unexpected.
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Their uncle, a dashing fellow with whom our governess becomes a bit smitten, offers one edict: He wants to know absolutely nothing about the children.
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The coach is dashing off his injury report for the league office when he feels a sharp biting sensation on the back of his neck.
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" Dashing into a closed-door luncheon of senators, Senator Shelley Moore Capito, Republican of West Virginia, called over her shoulder, "His comments are not helping.
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A dashing suitor could literally sweep you off your stilettos, or you could be the one making a strong proposal — even getting on bended knee.
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The Detroit Free Press wrote an extensive article on the lady, complete with a photo of Miss Livingston in a dashing, if rather massive, hat.
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He idolized Buster Crabbe, the dashing, square-jawed actor who portrayed the interplanetary hero Flash Gordon in the Universal Studios serial of the same name.
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Not only was his performance in the 2018 movie extraordinary, but his dashing good looks also helped make the part a favorite for movie-goers.
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Produced by the bassist Derrick Hodge, it's got a spacey, glistening ambience, but Francies cuts through that with his bright, forthright touch and dashing improvisations.
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Gabriel went from cask to cask, and we followed along, dashing back into the dining room in between for the omelet, the cod, the steak.
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But there are many others for whom the promise of Uber translates into sleeping in a leased car and dashing off whenever their phone pings.
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With a quartet, he played "Your Pure Self (Mother to Son)," a piece Allen wrote for him, dashing off spry lines with a piquant grace.
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In Brickell, a Miami neighborhood that abuts both the Atlantic and the Miami River, Lucas Mattout, 22, was dashing around Publix supermarket looking for water.
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Familiar acts, like Jenny Vidbel and her dashing dogs and horses, combine with new ones that involve a wall trampoline and a free-standing ladder.
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Data on Thursday showed that the number of both new cases and deaths from coronavirus had risen in the country, dashing hopes for a retreat.
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In 2570, he called the Democratic Assembly speaker the "Antichrist," a move that many credited with dashing his hopes of a 2000 run for governor.
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It's still fun to watch him zip through loop-de-loop levels, dashing into robots and other creatures in his path without taking a breath.
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Often referred to as "spatter-dashing," the style appears to have originated in, and largely remained confined to, the rugged, unforgiving coast of Cape Cod.
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"In the span of a year we have seen hopes rise for peace and the sudden dashing of those hopes," Mansour told the Security Council.
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Both official and private business surveys pointed to slower Chinese factory growth this month, dashing hopes for a steady reading or even a faster expansion.
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Structurally, the opener echoes the clichéd place-setting in Hollywood adventures, the ones with dashing heroes, offensively exoticized extras and maybe a mummy or two.
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More to the point, might we be susceptible to letting a dashing magician pull them out of our minds, like rabbits out of top hats?
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We're going to be retro pioneers this week and explore some of the things the Pioneer probes saw while dashing around the outer solar system.
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The dashing young Danish String Quartet is always worth listening to: Track 2 is a bit of their fiery recording of a Carl Nielsen quartet.
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For much of the movie, Mr. Gad plays the character as a slightly effeminate man with a pretty obvious crush on the dashing villain Gaston.
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I don't know if it was the excitement of spotting six wagging tails dashing around the room, but I practically squealed at this entrance doormat.
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Behind the driver, a passenger who appears to have a weapon also follows more slowly, only dashing into the store after the driver has entered.
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As she learns her craft — and the secrets held by her dashing new instructor — Iris imagines her life could be one of ardor and fulfillment.
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As she learns her craft — and the secrets held by her dashing new instructor — Iris imagines her life could be one of ardor and fulfillment.
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In 1955, Elizabeth's younger glamorous sister Margaret was forced to call off her proposed marriage to a dashing air force officer, Group Captain Peter Townsend.
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When we meet her she is hopelessly in love with a dashing young man, Maurizio, whom she believes to be an ensign to a count.
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My tester arrived in a dashing Sport Red paint job and tipped the cost scales at a well-optioned $44,115 (the base is about $40,000).
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So when the dashing Mark Darcy tells Bridget that he likes her, just as she is, her friends don't tell her she deserves Darcy's affection.
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King George VI is merely just having his royal arse kissed by a scheming Anthony Eden (Jeremy Northam, forever and ever Gwyneth Paltrow's dashing Mr. Knightley).
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Switzerland forward Breel Embolo is preparing to face Sweden on Tuesday after dashing home within hours of a 2-2 draw with Costa Rica last week.
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The Fox Searchlight movie's Mexican filmmaker, Guillermo del Toro, won best director, dashing the hopes of a rare win by a woman or a black filmmaker.
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Back upstairs, a dashing hero sweeps in to help Victoria maintain her independence from her dear mama and Conroy: Lord Melbourne (Rufus Sewell), the prime minister.
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In a 2016 interview with Entertainment Weekly, actor Michiel Hiusman, who played the dashing sellsword, was very evasive when asked about the future of his character.
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The legendary actor looked ever the dashing leading man in a traditional black tux and his signature tinted specs while attending Sunday's Vanity Fair Oscars party.
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Imagine the dashing aviator who took his his aircraft hurdling off pitching decks in the South China Seas kissing the hurt when I skinned my knee.
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A balanced 11-play, 80-yard drive ended with running back James Starks dashing untouched 4 yards on an end-around and in for the score.
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The following night, the bride-to-be was once again spotted dashing around NYC, this time donning a much more her ring on the same finger.
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Instead, some of New York City's fastest elite runners were dashing through intersections, dodging cars, cutting through parks, running up stairs, or jumping the occasional fence.
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Fallon pulled up said video that features the ever dashing Hammer with Gaten Matarazzo and Finn Wolfhard in the background, and, indeed, a suspiciously slumped Scott.
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Some scientists worry that the frequent solar storms from Proxima b's host star could strip it of its atmosphere, dashing our chances of finding biosignatures there.
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Chichester says having pre-scheduled running plans with Steve Wo, a fellow member of the Dashing Whippets, kept her from bailing on many workouts this winter.
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Screenshot: First Flight JPWe are officially in the dog days of summer, and that usually means strategically dashing from one air-conditioned space to the next.
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But he still has the rest of the summer to enjoy, and much of it will likely be spent dashing around outside, which his parents support.
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The smoke from the open fire is overpowering, and it's impossible to stay in there for more than a few seconds without dashing out for air.
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Wage growth also remains tame, dashing central bankers' hopes that a tightening job market will lead to higher wages and give households more income to spend.
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Out of frustration, I found success in a technique where the player tosses a shuriken and taps attack, dashing forward and quickly going on the offensive.
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Dirty John will follow the doomed romance between Debra Newell, a lonely businesswoman and mother, and Meehan, a dashing but dangerous mystery man she meets online.
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"Steel mills were dashing to reap as much of the bumper profits as they could despite environmental checks," said Richard Lu, analyst at CRU in Beijing.
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Ryan "dealt a hammer blow to Donald J. Trump's presidential candidacy on Monday, dashing any remaining semblance of Republican unity," Alex Burns and Jonathan Martin wrote.
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Painful seconds later, the Falcon 9 rose and broke free of the cloud deck, finally visible as a streak of light dashing off into the distance.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia's last male Sumatran rhinoceros has died, an official said on Monday, dashing efforts to save the critically endangered species in the country.
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During this period, they gave occasional interviews to the Dutch press, coming across as insolent, dashing antiheroes—working-class toughs who'd dared to kidnap a plutocrat.
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Scene City 28 Photos View Slide Show ' Pockets of well-groomed men were spotted throughout the city last week, dashing from one party to the next.
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It is still possible that Uber and Lyft will reach an accord with Austin and swoop back in, dashing the brief hopes of these upstart rivals.
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Clever, cocky, and always running to new worlds, like Han Solo, you are the embodiment of a dashing rogue (though some might call you scruffy-looking).
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Ritchie, who actually refers to his tanning as an "addiction," compares the tanning sessions after his cancer scare to someone dashing outside for a cigarette break.
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There I gave my son over to Claude Dion, a dashing French-Canadian instructor who promised to annuler the last vestiges of Luke's American snow plow.
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We first encounter Mary in motion, dashing home from a London cemetery where she has been scribbling furiously at the graveside of her mother, Mary Wollstonecraft.
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He looked the part of a dashing, foolishly impulsive young prince who knows how twisted Turandot is but still finds himself hooked by her menacing allure.
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Just because we've been busy dashing from one fashion capital to the next over the last month doesn't mean that we've forgotten about what's really important.
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And there was a European starling that seemed to flutter all around, in one moment zipping right by the flame and in the next dashing away.
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Two are of anonymous men, and the more dashing one was reattributed to Velázquez in 2009, after cleaning revealed subtler brushwork, especially in the curly hair.
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Acosta, as handsome and dashing as Douglas Fairbanks, also has a sadness about him, and a diffidence that suggests a man unsure of his own powers.
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Perhaps it was the dashing grace with which he presided over New York City Ballet's black-tie galas at Lincoln Center, charming benefactors and attracting donations.
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The VR film sets I've attended took place in small rooms the crew could quickly exit, or involved dashing away to take cover after each scene reset.
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Paired with a bold red "lippie" and a dashing little thatched gingerbread roof "hat," this playful technique will easily become your new go-to for holiday glam.
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This weekend, while you were binge-watching Game of Thrones or dashing off to Palm Springs to see Ariana Grande perform, Nordstrom had other plans — big plans.
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The Rockets fashioned an early blitz even without Harden, dashing to a 240-28 lead on the strength of four 21-pointers and the Mavericks' woeful shooting.
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The usual kind of heroic statement from dashing X-Wing pilot Poe Dameron comes next, over a series of images of the Resistance battling the First Order.
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George Clooney and Amal just made the United Nations gala in New York one helluva lot sexier, and George's dashing date is definitely making his parents proud.
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Later, Paul is about to lie down for a nap when he sees his double, dashing out of the depot into the dark of night, smiling smugly.
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Baird's replacement Gladys Berejiklian, however, has said she is in favor of the current system, dashing any hopes of the law being rolled back any time soon.
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That said, Liverpool were nothing short of dashing on Sunday, and the manner of their 6-1 triumph over Walter Mazzarri, Troy Deeney, Etienne Capoue and co.
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Bernard was throwing a party also attended by the dashing Nick (Golding), the affable Colin (Chris Pang), the pushy Eddie (Ronny Chieng), the ditzy Alistair (Remy Hii).
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Aside from dealing with dashing from car to front door without getting soaked, wet weather puts a damper (see what we did there) on what to wear.
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No wild white horses dashing through a meadow or four brooding men wearing blue polos on a sailboat — just cars, really fast cars... and Elgort driving them.
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The cheeky Star Trek-esque space caper has one thing so many shows lack, which is dashing scalawag Nathan Fillion leading the Serenity's endearing band of misfits.
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"Putting in classic moves like wave-dashing and L-canceling isn't possible on either version," Bellinger said, referencing advance moves and techniques that expert players pine for.
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Both looked dashing in a photo from their festivities shared to Parks' Instagram, she in a low-cut red jumpsuit and he in a classic black suit.
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Season 2 picks back up with a new love interest as Dev meets the dashing Francesca, played by Italian actress (and Amal Clooney look-alike!) Alessandra Mastronardi.
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With the Styles active, hunters hurtle across the screen, dashing and flying and exploding all over the place, as monsters caterwaul in the middle of the chaos.
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A handsome man, with sideswept hair and a trim mustache, Ketcham cut a dashing figure as he rode his motorcycle on the jungle roads around the compound.
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On a recent Thursday, a dashing couple sang along to "Bennie and the Jets," while another, on vacation from Texas, bantered with cooks in the open kitchen.
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The 22 members of the cabinet are all members of the ruling Zanu-PF party, dashing Zimbaweans' hopes that Mnangagwa might include opposition representatives in his government.
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Despite the ECB's helping hand however, corporate borrowers failed to show up this week, dashing bankers' hopes that the Corporate Sector Purchase Programme would prompt heavy supply.
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Officials warn of extraordinarily long waits to get through security, which might mean more anxious passengers dashing for their gates and forgetting to pick up their money.
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The young leads -- including the dashing Nutcracker (Jayden Fowora-Knight) who accompanies Clara on her quest -- are fine, but as drawn, their characters barely occupy one dimension.
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He's a 57-year-old technocrat who said he believes "in continuity," dashing the hopes of those wishing that a change in leadership could lead to reforms.
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Native to this region, the birds mostly lurk under a canopy of thick shrubs, trees and branches, dashing for hiding places as soon as a human approaches.
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Then, in true fairy tale fashion, the bear sheds his fur and reveals that he is not a bear at all, but rather a dashing prince instead.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Once feted as a dashing young military officer, Britain's Prince Andrew's reputation came to be overshadowed by accusations about his sex life and royal excess.
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When a handful were hit by cars, transit authorities posted now-infamous yellow signs showing a silhouette of a dashing family — widely known as "immigrant crossing" signs.
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A surveillance video showed a man using a key to enter the basement of the pub, locating and picking out the bottle, and dashing out with it.
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Last week marked the entry RHETT's 93rd appearance in The New York Times Crossword, but this time, the clue had nothing to do with the dashing Southerner.
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The dashing former right-hand man to Benedict XVI, the fashion-plate pope, he is now prefect of the papal household under the more austere Pope Francis.
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She works as a barista at a coffee shop on the Warner Bros.' lot, dashing off to audition for small roles in dubious films and television shows.
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Afraid that they will force her to marry Solmes and manipulated by a less than wholly truthful Lovelace, she panics and runs off with her dashing admirer.
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However, after the video was viewed millions of times, old tweets resurfaced showing that the man who filmed the video had a history of dining and dashing.
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People are always materializing deep in the background or dashing around in dim clumps — admittedly sometimes to fill time while the big blocks glide about between scenes.
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Imagine the dashing aviator who took his aircraft, hurdling off pitching decks in the South China Seas, kissing the hurt when I fell and skinned my knee.
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Imagine the dashing aviator who took his aircraft, hurdling off pitching decks in the South China seas, kissing the hurt when I fell and skinned my knee.
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Demographic Shift The political ads warned that illegal immigrants were dashing, by the millions, over the Mexican border, racing to claim taxpayer-funded public services in California.
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Beautiful, dashing, rich and royal, the toast of Paris, these largely forgotten figures were among the most important patrons on the French art scene in the Depression.
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Sam Archer, who plays Lermontov in every New York performance of Mr. Bourne's show, is dashing but subdued, buttoned-up British instead of larger-than-life Russian.
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The chain was criticized for firing the manager when the customer who posted the video was revealed to have tweeted in the past about dining and dashing.
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By 21974, he was part of the Parisian art and literary world and acted in Jean Cocteau's film, Orphée (270), which starred the dashing heartthrob, Jean Marais.
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Read: The Other Side of Anne of Green Gables Turmoil To my knowledge, Hollywood has yet to portray journalists dashing around the world to cover trade talks.
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The Washington Post reports that over the course of the past month, the total damage from his repeated dining-and-dashing has added up to over $2,850.
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Although the dashing Bodyguard star may be a leading personal favorite, he's also a straight white man with conventionally handsome looks (hence, the months-long James Bond rumors).
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In an old school rom-com, that's the kind of pragmatism that either doesn't ever come up or is eye-rolled away by the dashing, impulsive leading man.
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Fujimori's eldest daughter, Keiko Fujimori, narrowly lost her second presidential bid this year, dashing his supporters' hopes that he might be freed from prison with a presidential pardon.
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Paul III was his grandfather's last hope and then he had to go and develop a cocaine habit, dashing Paul The First's ego-driven dreams of generational greatness.
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The heroic band he joins, in the end, is a third force, a dashing group organized around the president at the time, Dwight Eisenhower, to save the Republic.
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A decorated Navy flying ace with dashing good looks and thenickname "Duke," it seemed like Randall Cunningham of California had it all whenhe came to Congress in 22014.
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More often than not, we spend our lunch break dashing to the nearest restaurant for an overpriced bite (or mindlessly devouring a PB&J sandwich at our desk).
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The Titanic actress, 41, and the dashing British actor, 45, stepped out for the Sunday night premiere of The Mountain Between Us at the Toronto International Film Festival.
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And they were certainly a dashing pair for the night, with Vardalos, 53, stunning in a red, fitted gown and Corbett, 54, in a sleek navy-blue suit.
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Dining and dashing might be par for the course at some restaurants, but as Steve Medlen told MUNCHIES over the phone, that's not the case at his steakhouse.
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As depicted on the hit Netflix series The Crown, whispering courtiers – along with Elizabeth's father King George VI – had reservations about Philip Mountbatten, a young, dashing naval officer.
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Vidya's lower middle-class existence, her torturous past, the dashing cop with a tenuous link to her - they all fit in perfectly with the tone of the film.
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At first glance, Ms. Bera did not necessarily fit the conventional image of a dashing pilot: She stood under 5 feet tall and often flew wearing a dress.
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Scientists said on Monday, however, that world carbon emissions are set to rise 2 percent this year to a new record, dashing hopes global emissions had already peaked.
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Such gestures have helped bring back to life the Trudeaumania inspired by the prime minister's father, Pierre Trudeau, a dashing Canadian leader of the 1960s, 70s and 80s.
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Choreographed to Aerosmith's "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing," the dashing duo skipped the running splits but still managed to whip out the impressive jumps and spins.
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And though it's not clear what role — if any — Fox played in the incident, al-Afghani seems to blame the network for dashing his hopes for online romance.
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Here I was thinking that some dashing math majors would sweep in and put an end to the madness, but even they can't stop this viral fight now.
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He was also a prize orator; he was dashing off derivative verse and sketches; and he was forever drawing—he thought he might find a career in art.
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Forcing ordinary Italians to take losses again would badly damage Matteo Renzi, the prime minister, dashing his hope of winning a referendum on constitutional reform in the autumn.
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Let this be the year that you're not dashing last-minute into Target frantically searching for holiday gifts for all of the family and friends on your list.
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A search using a small, remotely-operated submarine, yielded no sign of the helicopter, the rescue coordinators said, dashing earlier hopes that a submerged wreckage had been located.
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Whoa, there's pink and there's blue and it's flashing"It's finally here!" you have reckoned,In five minutes or so you'll be dashing,Cruising and schmoozing down Second.
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I, for one, looked forward to driving the XE. And with a price tag under $50,000, this dashing blend of style and performance is definitely worthy of consideration.
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Police in suburban St. Louis are conducting an internal review after ten black college students were wrongly accused of dining and dashing at IHOP on a $62 tab.
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But Provincetown, to which she had been introduced in 1946, held greater allure than Manhattan, especially after she met the dashing painter Nanno de Groot there in 1956.
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So her gutsy, free-spirited friend Charlotte hires a dashing male escort (Marc Ruchmann) to woo Elsa, to boost her confidence and to end her, uh, dry spell.
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Infused with machismo, the Hollywood archetype is the hard-living, scarf-wearing loner dashing from one war zone to the next, with romantic partners as expendable as bullets.
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Ms. Ellison recounted dashing into Dr. Dalia's lab and blurting "you need to follow me right now" after she became the first person to directly witness the behavior.
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At college she met Nicholas Tomalin, a dashing fellow who was president of the Cambridge Union, the university's debating society, and co-editor of the student magazine Granta.
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When The Aces are reunited, complete with badass matching leather jackets, more shenanigans ensue: sneaking into a motel room, dining and dashing after dinner at a local diner.
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And while we'll miss dashing from city to city, it's a relief to sit down for a brief second and take in everything we saw on the runway.
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It is no stretch to say the curtain is falling on the French-and-Argentine connection — Parker and Ginobili — that indisputably changed the Spurs from plodding to dashing.
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On Friday, you could almost believe that this Anatol (Ganson Salmon, a dashing lyric tenor) had some genuine feelings for Ms. Yokabaskas's Vanessa mixed into his rapacious greed.
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Early notice of a cancellation would allow him to consider his options: dashing for an earlier train or preparing for a late arrival at work in Jersey City.
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Connecticut led by 70-57 after three quarters and scored 10 of the first 20 points in the fourth, dashing any hopes Los Angeles had of a comeback.
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They were welcomed by the island's mysterious overseer, Mr. Roarke (played by the dashing actor Ricardo Montalbán), who had godlike powers to predict outcomes and turn back time.
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But, as Black Friday and Cyber Monday have grown, smaller businesses have opted in, offering deals that don't require dashing for the last fancy vacuum at the store.
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Dashing men in tuxedos, like Ryan Reynolds and Jake Gyllenhaal, strode past a big digital sign with arrows pointing to competing parties for Amazon, Fox, HBO and others.
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When it finally pulled to a stop, the video shows Madison dashing out -- the first person off the bus -- and running into her mom's arms, totally cracking up.
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Veronica, trophy wife to a slick SoHo war profiteer (Damian Young, always an asset), is an entitled lush who's constantly dashing the artistic hopes of their sensitive son.
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Water gets sipped as tea, but is also shown powerfully dashing off cliff faces, and then goes placid again, becoming a smooth surface on which to skip stones.
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Agro-femme New Orleans producer Kilbourne has shared a molten hardcore remix of Swedish rapper GNUČČI's single "Young Paula Abdul," dashing it with some of the wonderful Defqon.
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Pan Am flew its first international flight in October 21958, and went on to become the most recognizable American airline, known for elegant service, dashing pilots and adventurous travel.
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But it has failed to take home major acting or directing awards this season, likely dashing Netflix's best hope so far of picking up its first best picture Oscar.
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"We're all really looking forward to letting our hair down tonight," he adds, before dashing off to greet the station's next guest, the Chicago-based Afrofuturisttechno producer Hieroglyphic Being.
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Tatum isn't in the film nearly as much as the marketing suggests, but Game of Thrones scene-stealer Pascal is put to perfect use as the dashing Agent Whiskey.
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Other data on Tuesday suggested the world's second-largest economy lost more steam in December, dashing hopes that a year-long flurry of government stimulus would finally kick in.
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Season 2's fourth episode sees the royal meeting a dashing photographer who is unlike anyone she's ever met: Antony Armstrong-Jones, played by the criminally underappreciated Matthew Goode.
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Image: SpaceILThe Beresheet probe crash-landed on the Moon earlier today, dashing Israel's hopes of becoming only the fourth country to land a functioning probe on the lunar surface.
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During a Reddit AMA Tuesday, John Bradley, who plays Sam Tarly on "Game of Thrones," answered a fan's question about Kit Harington's dashing looks as the charming Jon Snow.
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While the Asia-focused lender posted a 78 percent rise in pre-tax profit, this was overshadowed by higher expenses and flat revenues, dashing investors' hopes for dividend payments.
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At the beginning of last year he launched a one-stop service for licensing businesses, which cuts out the need to spend days dashing from one ministry to another.
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"Not many women are bold and daring enough to take on that challenge, but the dynamic and dashing Stacey Dash is an exception to the rule," her bio says.
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Upset, she turned to a friend for help and he set up a meeting with the president of the Screen Actors Guild, a dashing leading man named Ronald Reagan.
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She and Prince William, who was dashing in a tux, were invited to an official dinner in their honor at the Norwegian royal palace in Oslo on Thursday night.
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And she forgives a tearfully contrite Raúl; is worshiped by Dani and the paternal Arturo; and, in a wildly improbable seaside musical interlude, is serenaded by her dashing doctor.
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A federal judge on Tuesday blocked a $25 billion proposed merger of Staples and Office Depot, dashing another huge deal and handing the Obama administration one more antitrust victory.
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Philip V, Lenaghan explained, was the first Bourbon monarch of Spain—imported from France as a dashing young man when the previous king, Charles II, died without an heir.
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Mainly, Curry scored 15 of his 28 points during a dizzying span of 1 minute 58 seconds of the third quarter, loosening a physical game into a dashing runaway.
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In other words, Snapchat represents the intersection of social media, digital culture, technology, teenagers and would-be dashing billionaires — plus those who want to make money off all this.
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Republican Karen Handel has won Georgia's record-breaking special congressional election, dashing hopes by Democrats to pull off an upset in the run-up to the 2018 midterm elections.
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And the president of the United States is dashing off late-night tweets, trying to get the Kingdom to bestow a tremendous, highly anticipated stock offering to Wall Street.
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In a 1971 photograph we see Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis dashing across a lawn in Central Park, apparently fleeing the photographer, Ron Galella, who had been stalking her for years.
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Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani -- fresh from dashing off another letter to special counsel Robert Mueller spelling out parameters for a presidential interview -- was a guest at dinner on Thursday.
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From survivors, we learned that the moments when the terrorists were reloading their guns almost certainly allowed people to save themselves by getting up and dashing for the exits.
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Qualcomm's shares dropped more than 10 percent after the decision, dashing the investor confidence that had surged in the weeks following a landmark settlement it had reach with Apple.
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For the HBO show's final season, Louis-Dreyfus lost the award to Phoebe Waller-Bridge, dashing her chances of becoming the actor with the most Emmy wins in history.
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Iran promised last June that female fans could attend matches, only to renege and threaten them before the tournament, dashing the hopes of women waiting to return to stadiums.
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Christmas is nothing without all those stories of coming home, dashing through the snow, only to catch your mum snogging some guy you don't recognize in your living room.
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But the hour spent dashing through passport control and security, getting all unsettled after being relaxed, settled, and comfortable on the first leg of the flight, just wasn't worthwhile.
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A story of Cambridge spies, atom-bomb secrets and a passionate affair between a demure Brit and a dashing Commie should steam up the screen and pop your popcorn.
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Last year she released a diffuse but smartly constructed album, "En Vie," on which she builds rich vocal harmonies and digs in deeply across lithesome ballads and dashing postbop.
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Just when it seems she's finally basking in the love of a good man, her dashing doctor beau (Jimmy Jean-Louis) is revealed to be a Haitian crime lord.
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The Kremlin said on Friday President Vladimir Putin had no plans to talk to the Saudi leadership, dashing hopes that a deal could be clinched at the very top.
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Laura Molina's 2004 painting "Amor Alien" playfully takes on the challenges of interracial romance with a beautiful, green-skinned woman draped across the lap of a dashing white man.
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Domestic Lives We moved in the middle of a summer thunderstorm, dashing through the rain to haul things through the front door of our new 150-year-old house.
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Was the casting of the glossy pop star Josh Groban in the role of Pierre, a gloomy and none-too-dashing aristocrat, merely a cynical move to sell tickets?
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"The Ottoman Lieutenant," which tells of a dashing Turkish officer who helps save imperiled Armenians — while carrying on with an American nurse — reinforces that debunked Turkish narrative, detractors say.
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The young man was injured after he decided at the last minute to skip an afternoon class and go back home, dashing across the platform to the fateful train.
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Mikaela Shiffrin of the United States won her third World Cup race in three days, dashing off a spectacular final run to win the night slalom at Semmering, Austria.
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Just before the start of the decade, in 2008, he was a "dashing bachelor" who had represented his New York City district in the House for about 10 years.
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Novak's ensuing kickoff fell to Lewis at the 2-yard line, but Lewis tore through the Texans, eluding a diving Robert Nelson and dashing untouched into the end zone.
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These first two books hew closely to Austen's familiar devices: the poor relation; the dashing, dangerous suitor; romantic rainstorms; exotic brother-sister pairings; and group outings to Roman ruins.
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He might not have been as overtly dashing as some of Marianne's other suitors, but he always maintained a steadfast gaze or offered the assurance of a comforting speech.
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Cue Miranda dashing through the audience, unfurling a lyrically updated version of "My Shot" from his hit show Hamilton, even stopping at a framed portrait of Trump in the hallway.
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The EU has piled pressure on Switzerland to go along, warning that failure to strike a deal means no increase in market access, dashing hopes for a new electricity union.
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Later, George was seen dashing around the churchyard while little Charlotte headed to her mother, who picked her up and held her as they posed for pictures with Sophie's family.
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Let me know," added Harry Cymbler, who lists himself as "founder" of Hot Cherry, dashing off a pithy email to which he'd attached the full PR. "Details and imagery attached.
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Lindell was then off the races, dashing up the right side of the ice before beating Cam Ward (22 saves) far post with a wrist shot from the right circle.
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"Inflation will hover around current levels until early next year but probably won't accelerate well above 1 percent, dashing the BOJ's hopes," said Daiwa Securities Chief Market Economist Mari Iwashita.
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Dashing their way over hills, looping around trees, and leaving their glowing remnants, these rainbows are what happens when you mix colorful lights, long exposure, and a dash of creativity.
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Certainly it doesn't seem plausible that this same man might be most famous for donning custom-tailored suits and a posh British accent as a dashing and debonair super-spy.
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All the while, the onetime Trump slayer, Carly Fiorina, has slipped into polling oblivion, dashing Republican dreams of a businesswoman with Clinton-esque gravity and none of the political headaches.
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So you can imagine the size of Richard Branson's grin when his dashing new space plane, the VSS Unity, took to the skies over the Mojave desert earlier this month.
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You do this by dashing or crashing into a pliable surface, which causes the surface to dent, or you can undo the deformation of terrain that is near the blob.
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By contrast, the original "Gang of Four" behind the SDP consisted of former cabinet heavyweights, including a dashing foreign secretary and the most influential home secretary of the 20th century.
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Not only did these pet parents buy a piece of dashing doggie neckwear, they photographed their pooch wearing it and then put it on social media for all to enjoy.
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He cut a dashing figure as a lawyer in the classical Grisham mold in A Time to Kill, and helped guide the film to a massive blockbuster payout in 1996.
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Carrie Fisher was the luckiest woman at the White House Correspondents' Dinner because she had the most dashing, dapper and distinguished date in all the land: her French Bulldog, Gary.
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Adding to the gloom, retail sales in January fell short of economists' forecast, slowing sharply from the previous month and dashing hopes that domestic demand may offset weakening external demand.
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So this was an oddly skewed match: two players, each desperately trying to play to the other's backhand while dashing to his left to avoid his own backhand whenever possible.
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In the third quarter of this year, real estate prices in major cities rose 22012 percent on an annualized basis, dashing some experts' predictions that they were starting to taper.
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Lamar Alexander of Tennessee told VICE News while dashing to a "Senators Only" elevator under the Capitol, though it's pretty hard to miss all the TV screens in the building.
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Once Elizabeth became queen, the dashing man she fell for quickly became a scowling reminder of the personal sacrifices she would always have to make in the name of duty.
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" At this point, Finley had basically lost consciousness and just as we're dashing out of the door to find a taxi, the midwife asked, "Has your wife got any milk?
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They were an unlikely couple: he a young writer, dashing and ambitious, she a highly lauded poet six years his senior, a middle-aged invalid whose father kept her housebound.
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When it closes, it's on Jo, looking dashing in menswear, staring in exasperation at the editor who wants to know who the heroine in her book is going to marry.
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Acting from a misguided sense of chivalry, the dashing but apprehensive New York Times illustrator John Moore pushes for the marginalization of his childhood friend Sarah Howard within the investigation.
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China's strongman leader, Xi Jinping, presiding over an economy gaining quickly on the United States, has openly challenged American leadership abroad while dashing hopes of any political thaw at home.
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Detective Chief Inspector Thomas Lamb of the Hampshire Constabulary, who served on the Somme in the previous war, cuts a dashing figure as the sleuth in charge of the investigation.
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For the glam evening, the mom-to-be showed off her baby bump under a long-sleeved gold gown, while Leech looked dashing in a dark suit and bow tie.
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Mr. Darrow, properly dashing and tortured as John, hasn't quite achieved that facility; his emphasis on the character's self-loathing and cynicism sometimes makes him seem hollow instead of harrowed.
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There is only so long, in a series about bondage and rape, that you can string out the cycle of raising and dashing hopes without numbing or traumatizing your audience.
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Dashing and cleverly imagined, it is a mystery wrapped in a hoax, part literary parody, part case study of the slipperiness of narrative and the seduction of a good story.
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For example, a diplomat might be dashing off to catch a flight after a meeting and unable to get back to the embassy to send an email over secure equipment.
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Tom Brady is done reeling after the New England Patriots' devastating loss on Saturday to the Tennessee Titans, dashing Brady's hopes for a chance at a seventh Super Bowl win.
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"I tell my patients I'd have a knee replacement tomorrow if I was no longer able do any one of the things I am passionate about," the dashing surgeon said.
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Kurt Russell is perfect as Ego, the personification of every dashing deadbeat who's ever refused to let minor details like "a child" stand in the way of his grand ambitions.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's inflation-adjusted real wages tumbled the most in nearly four years in March, government data showed, dashing hope that household income and spending may offset external headwinds.
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But that method was instead used in the GOP tax plan, dashing hopes that offshore tax reform could be used to help upgrade U.S. roads, bridges and other public works.
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First, there was the RompHim; now, we've got these dashing lace — that's right, lace — shorts and matching shirts, available in a pastel color palate that's a perfect complement to the season.
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Japanese prosecutors re-arrested Nissan Motor's ousted chairman Carlos Ghosn on fresh allegations of aggravated breach of trust on Friday, dashing chances he would soon be released on bail, media reported.
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Elizabeth was just 13 when she first fell for the charming Philip, then an 18-year-old dashing Royal Navy cadet with "piercing blue eyes," as Elizabeth's governess later described him.
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It's when you're dashing from place to place or perhaps only have a quick 10 minutes to juice up your phone that charging speed (and wireless charging speed) starts to matter.
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Mr Grimm started his sophomore year by dashing off to the bathroom in the nurse's office, but after a few weeks, with the principal's assent, he began using the boys' room.
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But the most tangible signs that Trump and his allies are dashing into 2020 mode are happening in a much quieter place: the Republican National Committee's summer meetings here in Nashville.
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The outcome was especially harsh for DeHaan (Chronicle, Kill Your Darlings), a promising up-and-coming actor who was judged to be wildly miscast as the supposedly dashing and rakish Valerian.
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After all, the Netflix YA saga is a love story above all; The Innocents isn't going to leave its dashing male lead as a pile of unblinking bones in the corner.
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Felton, looking dashing in a grey suit, paisley tie and brown suede shoes, happily posed for pictures with fans lined up on carpet, even taking a selfie with a fan's phone.
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Ahead are the tips you need to know, from New York Road Runners (NYRR); North Brooklyn Runners; Dashing Whippets Running Team; and Natalie Johnson, a NASM-certified trainer and running coach.
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Little does she know Santa is about to deliver her a dashing doctor who is pretending to be a servant, yet she forgives him and they live happily ever after. 2.
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Colombia on Thursday confirmed President Juan Manuel Santos would not be attending, dashing hopes he might announce a bilateral ceasefire with the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, this weekend.
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London Olympic champion Chen Ding finished 39th, while world champion Miguel Angel Lopez was 11th, dashing his hopes of winning Spain's first gold medal in athletics since the 1992 Barcelona Games.
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Congo's main opposition bloc denounced the choice as a "provocation", dashing hopes the decision might ease the risk of violence over Kabila's plan to stay on until at least April 2018.
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Customers impatiently crowd outside the shop window, where employees can be seen dashing around the tiny interior, choosing from a variety of textures and colours, filling clear plastic bags with orders.
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Within that structure, there can be the unexpected: Marlon Brando sending a Native American to accept his award for The Godfather or a streaker dashing behind an un-phased David Niven.
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As a joke, I began telling more people about my youthful Garfield craze, often dashing off drawings on post-its to stick around my workplace, or in friend's cars and apartments.
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The stoic five-star general who methodically ran the war in Europe and was a reluctant candidate for president was followed by the glamorous, ambitious, young and dashing Catholic from Massachusetts.
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The first 100 days of the Bolsonaro administration seem to be dashing earlier investor hopes that at last Brazil would reform its economy in general and its pension system in particular.
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Further spurring outrage was a decision by the national comptroller's office earlier this month to disqualify opposition politician Capriles from holding office for 15 years, dashing his hopes for the presidency.
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I first heard about Tom Clancy's The Division in the summer of 2013, back when I was dashing around a virtual countryside evading laggy zombies and morally ambiguous players in DayZ.
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Besieged by hundreds of fans as he left the Carnoustie grounds, with many of those dashing in his wake calling out his name, it was clear they still had hope, too.
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For example: Lancelot, a chivalrous knight and beautiful man, will, in his victory pose, look directly into the camera with a dashing, benevolent smile and offer his hand to the viewer.
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Her friends, who include a dashing counterrevolutionary officer lover, a lesbian Bolshevik girlfriend and a bank-robbing baron with a taste for S-and-M, straddle all sides of the struggle.
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Donald Trump has topped the 270 electoral votes he needs to become president, dashing some liberals' dreams of a last-minute Electoral College revolt that would block him from the office.
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Argentine bonds and the peso have plumbed record lows since Peronist Alberto Fernandez soundly beat Macri last month by in a primary election, dashing the president's hopes of reelection in October.
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Czechoslovakia, 1935: We follow Dr. Viktor Kosarek, a dashing, brilliant psychiatrist, as he takes his new position at the Hrad Orlu Asylum, a gloomy castle in the town of Mlada Boleslav.
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Reboot tone: Wet Hot American Romance: Kate (Elizabeth Banks) a stressed out single lady with a fancy job falls for Leopold (Paul Rudd) a dashing time traveling duke from 1867.Dir.
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The defector, whose full name is still not publicly known, risked his life by speeding across the Demilitarized Zone in a jeep, then dashing across the heavily guarded border at Panmunjon.
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The wide-brimmed Tilley LTM6 AirFlo Hat is dashing enough for Seville's stylish streets, but because it's made of sun-protective fabric and is ventilated it's also an eminently practical choice.
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BEIJING — The short, unexpected honeymoon that China enjoyed with President Trump seems to be in trouble, dashing hopes in Beijing that the two countries had embarked on a new, businesslike relationship.
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" Cue groany laughter, a close-up of Prince William and Kate Middleton laughing awkwardly in the front row, and Robbie dashing off stage after quickly saying, "His words, not mine, thanks!
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It's a lesson that the film student Julie (Honor Swinton Byrne) learns the hard way as she falls under the spell of a dashing and charming older man, Anthony (Tom Burke).
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Elsewhere, Alex Hammond's supremely dashing Count Carl-Magnus — in performance terms, the revelation of the cast — makes terrific use of a soprano saxophone to cap in musical terms his character's braggadocio.
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Rosita's destitute family persuades her to string along her royal admirer even though she is in love with a dashing young count (George Walsh) whom the jealous monarch sentences to death.
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There are four characters: Hillary, Bill, Mark Penn (her chief strategist at the time, played by Zak Orth) and Barack Obama, the queen's dashing young usurper, played by Peter Francis James.
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Quanta Magazine joined Levin in her speakeasy on a recent Thursday afternoon, in time for the happy hour she put on before dashing off to a speaking engagement at the French Embassy.
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The Aussie rallied as much as 0.8 percent to $0.7048 , after the Reserve Bank of Australia held rates, dashing speculation it may ease policy following a weaker-than-expected reading of inflation.
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The group then takes off – their arms loaded with the pilfered goods — dashing past a crowd of frightened young girls and plowing into a burly customer who tries to block their escape.
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Diane, skeptical and goofy, is less enthralled by Christian Grey's tactics — but, thanks to the book she's carrying, she ends up flirting with her dashing seatmate, Mitchell (Andy Garcia), on a plane.
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The three men, all looking dashing in their brightly-colored wedding attire, shared a smile and a quick chat before heading into the church to watch Middleton and James tie the knot.
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America initially regarded the dashing Pushtun tribal leader as just the man to run post-Taliban Afghanistan, Joshua Partlow, a journalist with the Washington Post, writes in "A Kingdom of Their Own".
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These are the heady heights of dashing across muddy fields and waiting at West Holts for seven hours in the vague hope Cliff Richard turns up and shows a bit of leg.
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Those tensions escalated this month, with the United States raising tariffs on Chinese goods in the midst of trade negotiations and China retaliating, dashing hopes for a quick resolution to the dispute.
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Aside from lounging at Balmoral castle and drinking an excessive amount of tea, Daisy hangs out with Prince Alex's social circle, comprised of aristocratic and dashing boys — so at least there's that.
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At the end of the episode, new law student Frank (Charlie Weber) makes a cryptic phone call after overhearing the name of another (quite dashing) Middleton student named Gabriel Maddox (Rome Flynn).
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Emmy winner Alexander Skarsgård is known for his dashing good looks and suave, sleek hair — but he threw everybody for a loop when he stepped out on the red carpet Thursday night.
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Gola and Ilishayev, both 23 and roommates since their Drexel days, bootstrapped goPuff, starting with about 100 products, mostly snacks and drinks, sometimes dashing from a college classroom to make a delivery.
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The first bond would have matured in April 13, if the Indian billionaire had not cashed out, dashing speculation that he was preparing to take over the 30.8 billion pound diversified miner.
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After the ceremony, George was seen dashing around the churchyard while little Charlotte headed to her mother, who picked her up and held her as they posed for pictures with Sophie's family.
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"At the time [of the Harding case], I felt acutely that a guy in the Olympics could have a bad boy image and be seen as kind of dashing," Dr. Morris says.
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The first bond would have matured in April 2020, if the Indian billionaire had not cashed out, dashing speculation that he was preparing to take over the 30.8 billion pound diversified miner.
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The domes of the city, Brother Cyrus said, were all connected by silk ribbons, and children balanced upon them like tightrope walkers, dashing from palace to palace in capes of colored feathers.
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He drops out of grad school to teach kindergarten; and his love life has stalled since his ex-boyfriend and former academic adviser, a dashing snob and commitment-phobe, broke his heart.
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Rory is another young ingenue, inexperienced in matters of love and swept off her feet by one dashing, flawed suitor after another and her romantic path mirrors Swift's too closely for comfort.
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Her workplace landscape, much like that of her peers Liz Lemon and Leslie Knope, is a collage of obtuse obstacles, like her sexist-yet-dashing boss and her meddlesome mother (Andrea Martin).
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World stocks hit a 210-day trough as fears for economic growth sent investors dashing for safe-haven assets, but the selloff lost some momentum after better-than-expected data from Germany.
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Brent crude futures pared gains Tuesday following news that Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Russia and Venezuela would lead an effort to freeze output at January levels, dashing hopes of a cut in production.
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She looks from the outside, like a poster for having it all: A dashing, much younger lawyer husband who cuts a sharp profile in slim suits, a set of towheaded twin boys.
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Only after Hawaii was admitted to the union in 1959 — dashing hopes of restored native sovereignty — did the kanaka maoli paradoxically gain a greater voice in what was a newly representative democracy.
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Set between 2029 and 2047, the novel follows four generations of the Mandible family as they fend for themselves after the dashing, 97-year-old Douglas Mandible has his fortune wiped out.
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Yes, there is Jamie who on the surface is the picture of a dashing romantic hero but he has a kindness and a vulnerability that has only been magnified by his trauma.
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Angelina wound up marrying a dashing fellow abolitionist, Theodore Weld, to the amazement of Americans who had never conceived that an advocate of equal rights for women could ever find a husband.
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Played by Mr. Harlan wielding a megaphone offstage (the final production will employ prerecorded tapes), The Voice amounted to an authoritarian figure intervening at inopportune moments and dashing dreams along the way.
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He's been burned before: His dashing brother Giorgio, a famous actor with friends among the Fascists, stole Cenzo's wife, who was immediately killed, denying Cenzo even the right to hate her properly.
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The Hoosiers moved 61 yards on 11 plays on their go-ahead drive with Redding dashing for a key 16-yard run to get the ball to the Purdue 214-yard line.
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I never felt that the sections following Beth's death—when Amy travels to Europe and begins an unlikely romance with the dashing and wayward Laurie—were "boring" and "beige," as Acocella writes.
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WTI crude hit its highest since July 2015 after the Energy Information Administration said U.S. stockpiles fell by 13 million barrels in the week ended Friday, dashing analysts' expectations for a build.
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McConnell would have made Ohio a priority if Vance ran, Politico reported, but the author announced, however, that he would not run for the Senate, dashing the hopes of the DC intelligentsia.
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The idea of an unmarried woman with her own job and her own home — the image that Hillis had made so appealing and dashing in 1936 — began to seem sad and spinsterish.
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Think back to your last appointment: The doctor likely pummeled you with rapid-fire questions about your symptoms before dashing off a prescription and rushing you out the door after 215 minutes.
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South Korea's central bank kept interest rates unchanged on Thursday, dashing expectations for a cut, even as the rapid spread of the coronavirus in Asia's fourth-largest economy threatened to derail growth.
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Because, as I discovered in the course of a rushed but illuminating week dashing from Venice to Rome, Florence and Milan, the country's historic libraries contain all of those without the crowds.
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The South Korean economy unexpectedly shrank in the fourth quarter as struggling car exporters and industrial production failed to keep up the previous quarter's dashing pace, posting its worst performance since 2008.
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Reporter's Notebook HBO's "The Young Pope" depicts the dashing and fictitious Pope Pius XIII as a ruthless knife fighter willing to cut down anyone in his path back to a purer church.
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Pokémon Go creator Niantic showed off a video of an occlusion demo featuring a tiny virtual pikachu darting around an urban plaza, dashing in between objects and blending seamlessly with the environment.
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To make things worse, since 2015, Washington has relied on the YPG to defeat ISIS, dashing hopes in Ankara that it can rely on the United States to counter the YPG-PKK.
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Last week, FAA Administrator Steve Dickson told CNBC that his agency will not recertify the 28 Max in 2019, dashing the hopes of Boeing executives who had targeted FAA approval this year.
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Just listen to the town's venerable schoolmaster, or the dashing journalist from the big city, or the gnarly jail keeper, whose speech shifts regularly into wild, increasingly feral approximations of standard English.
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All she needs to know is that she'll be well looked after in a quaintly dashing house, with a unique garden filled with orchids, daffodils, and birds which will gleam with joy.
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As soon as I landed in New York, my agent warned me that 'I would hit the ground running,' and I immediately began dashing across Manhattan to get to the various casting locations.
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The two remain in each other's lives through marriage (Amelia to George, and Becky to Rawdon Crawley, the dashing son of her employer, played by James Purefoy), war, death, children, deceit, and betrayals.
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And I don't think that the show does either, which is one of the many reasons it struggles with Nick: From week to week, he's either a dashing hero or a pointless incompetent.
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It all went down at the Pirates game ... ex-WWE superstar Scott Steiner was standing near the finish line of the pierogi race ... when he delivered a ferocious clothesline to the dashing dumpling.
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With dashing good looks, it's no wonder McLoughlin seems to have once created himself a profile on Model Mayhem, a popular site for models to network as well as seek and secure jobs.
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And although Winslet was initially concerned she would be distracted during filming by the dashing DiCaprio, the two never dated and instead quickly established a strong friendship that has continued through the decades.
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Squaring her hips and moving in further to reach the target, Hill would find Andrade dashing in on her before she could get her feet back into position to retreat and circle out.
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The brand's first car was a dashing hybrid performance coupe with 600 horsepower, which was generated by a four-cylinder engine on the front axle and two electric motors on the rear axle.
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But dashing the hopes of panda admirers in New York, Mr. Nixon decided that the animals — a female, Ling-Ling, and a male, Hsing Hsing — would live at the National Zoo in Washington.
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With her own two children Prince George and Princess Charlotte – who may have their own wedding roles to play – Kate will be busy ensuring they don't dominate proceedings by dashing around the church.
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However, crude futures fell about 3 percent on Tuesday after Iran rejected an offer from Saudi Arabia to limit its oil output in exchange for Riyadh cutting supply, dashing hopes for a compromise.
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Both fears of a Muslim ban and the possibility skilled workers may face a denial of entry looms large in the Valley, dashing hopes for those wanting to contribute in the innovation capital.
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The actor, 38, and actress, 49, looked very much the glamorous Hollywood couple at the premiere of his new film in Los Angeles, with the Aquaman actor wearing a dashing navy Valentino suit.
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The actor, 52, cut a dashing figure as he shot scenes for the World War II-era drama, donning a '40s-inspired ensemble complete with a brown jacket, grey pants and green sweater.
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Married to the younger and dashing Perry Wright (Alexander Skarsgård) with twin sons Celeste has the kind of life even the other women she comes in contact with in Monterey are jealous of.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union government leaders declined on Friday to set tougher targets for fighting climate change, dashing hopes they would inject momentum into a United Nations climate conference in Chile in December.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union government leaders declined on Friday to set tougher targets for fighting climate change, dashing hopes they would inject momentum into a United Nations climate conference in Chile in December.
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WTI crude CLc1 hit its highest since July 2015 after the Energy Information Administration said U.S. stockpiles fell by 5.2 million barrels in the week ended Friday, dashing analysts' expectations for a build.
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In a video posted by reporter Heather Hintze, taken from inside an Anchorage courthouse, attorneys are seen dashing under tables as framed pictures slam against walls and debris crash down from the ceiling.
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On the flip side, Trump's apparent unwillingness to spell-check himself before dashing off an opinion or sharing some bit of information speaks to his personality and highlights his administration's ramshackle communications process.
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The latter sports a pretty basic premise—ensure your avatar's the same color as the platform they're on, while dashing through obstacle courses of increasing challenge—but soon proves enticingly punishing in practice.
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We went back a final time on Sunday morning, but both entrances to the neighborhood were under water, dashing our hopes of retrieving more of our personal belongings and trapping our neighbors in.
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Those who have not found an alternative to bathing with Flint water are limiting their use of it — dashing into and out of the shower once a week with their mouths tightly shut.
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The opera begins later in the tale, when Jane has become a governess at the estate of the secretive, volatile but dashing Edward Rochester, and we see the kindling of their romantic feelings.
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When they spot a lighted mobile phone, instead of dashing over to the offender, they pounce with a pointer (usually red or green), aiming it at the glowing screen until the user desists.
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Refinement is on the menu, as our dashing Dornesman dons his smoking jacket once more to guide our palettes and libidos toward a realm of such pleasures as would make even Joffrey blush.
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In reality, obviously, Streisand appears to have everything anyone could want out of life: 30 platinum albums, an EGOT, $370 million, a dashing husband in James Brolin, a damn mall in her basement.
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The same day, after dashing to a long, zigzag, game-winning score, Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. was whistled because he had removed his helmet an instant before running off the field.
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We also meet Colette, a singer and stoic survivor of the infamous Rape of Belgium, who finds new hope when the goddess binds her destiny to a dashing African-American military musician, Aubrey.
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Claim to Fame Mr. Van Hagen is a dashing, shaggy-haired art adviser and curator known for his gilded touch and a roaming exhibition called "What's Up," which showcases 50 young contemporary artists.
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And as long as they exist, it is better that royals be dedicated to what they do, like Queen Elizabeth and the dashing naval officer she fell in love with at age 13.
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Suddenly I was dashing into the dirt road to say that I was sorry, that she had caught me in the middle of work, but that, yes, I would enjoy seeing her garden.
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North Korea's top negotiator said late on Saturday that working-level nuclear talks in Sweden between officials from Pyongyang and Washington had broken off, dashing prospects for an end to months of stalemate.
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Art Review Since moving downtown, the Whitney Museum of American Art has grown up, thanks to a larger, dashing new building, more ambitious exhibitions and new responsibilities brought by rising attendance and membership.
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The "dashing bachelor" of 2008 is a bachelor again, but now his dates are subject to jeering in Page Six; "Who would date him?" an unnamed source in the paper asked this summer.
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Started by four high school friends back in 2006, the Cleveland band wasted little time dashing off raucous pop-punk songs, the kind that overflow with the boundless energy only teenagers can muster.
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Even against the Lakers, in a game they never lead, they are all over each other, greeting each other at timeouts, dashing over to peel a teammate off the floor, high-fiving excessively.
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Les sous-marins corsaires Even as the British tried to operationalize the big-gun sub, the French navy doubled down on the concept with its planned "corsair submarines," a thoroughly dashing Gallic term.
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As Nick Arnstein, the dashing gambler whom Fanny loves and loses, the handsome Darius Campbell fills out what has always been an empty suit of a part (albeit a tuxedo) with little distinguishing detail.
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Always dashing, futuristic, cosmopolitan — chunky sunglasses you can sorta see through, structured collars and footwear that's probably worth your salary — the real-life Tony Stark likes to dress like the on-screen Tony Stark.
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He misses the fact that it used to be this romantic, dashing, George Clooney-like thing, and now it's just smash-and-grab jewelry break-ins or cybercrime, and it's just kind of boring.
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Still, if you've wanted to check on your calendar or find call someone in your contacts list it might save you a little time or fumbling with your phone while dashing down the avenue.
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When we meet her, she's dating dashing detective Michael Cordero (Brett Dier), but then becomes accidentally artificially inseminated with the sperm of Rafael Solano (Justin Baldoni) due to a mixup at the gynecologist's office.
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To commemorate the event, the palace shared a throwback photo of the then Princess Elizabeth alongside a dashing Prince Philip in his Royal Navy uniform alongside their young children, Prince Charles and Princess Anne.
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With her hair pulled back, Kate stunned in a sari-inspired glittering blue gown by Jenny Packham as she joined husband Prince William, who wore a dashing tux, for photos on the red carpet.
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Colombians narrowly rejected a peace deal with Marxist guerrillas in a referendum on Sunday, plunging the nation into uncertainty and dashing President Juan Manuel Santos' painstakingly negotiated plan to end the 52-year war.
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Cue a harried looking man dashing on stage to grab Reedus and Nicotero's chairs and wheel them out of the way, and Reedus giving a cheerful little salute before being dragged out of shot.
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We mosey down to the hotel lobby and eat a complimentary continental breakfast, before dashing up to our room to get ready for the wedding and check out of the hotel by 11 a.m.
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One said they are just months away from opening up their own business, and dashing is an interim opportunity to still earn a living while they prepare to take on a significant career adjustment.
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"Dashing through the snow in a Level 4 self-driving car..." That's what Google autonomous car spinoff Waymo is humming today (probably) after announcing plans for a self-driving car factory in southeast Michigan.
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Core machinery orders fell 2.9% in September from the previous month, down for a third straight month and dashing expectations for a 53% increase in a Reuters poll, Cabinet Office data showed on Monday.
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In the clip — shared in the press release — a woman is seen dashing of her house (the residence with the Ring camera) as the victim shrieks "help me, somebody help me" in the background.
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An innocent man might have called the police, but his initial fight-or-flight response has him dashing out the front door like Andrea's brownstone is on fire, only to forget his car keys.
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Opdivo is still approved to treat lung cancer after a patient has gone through chemotherapy — but, dashing huge expectations and the highest of hopes, the drug didn't work as a first treatment for patients.
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"The Crown" also continues to document the travails of Elizabeth's younger sister, Margaret (Vanessa Kirby), who meets and takes up with a dashing photographer (Matthew Goode, previously seen wooing Lady Mary on "Downton Abbey").
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Nominally, the show is a prequel about the mischievous fairy Tinker Bell, but she is overshadowed by the dashing James (Max Sheldon), a pirate with an uncanny ability to prance around in tight pants.
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Nairobi (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Less than 2 percent of title deeds issued in Kenya since 2013 went to women, campaigners said on Tuesday, dashing hopes raised by constitutional reform granting them equal property rights.
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However, since then, market volatility has not abated and companies are using global headwinds as an excuse to forgo wage hikes, dashing the BOJ's hopes its January move would be enough to lift sentiment.
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Tommy Pico's "Nature Poem," published earlier this year, begins with stars, cliffs and waves, but his dashing, rueful, occasionally lewd lines skewer expectations and biases surrounding his identity as a young, gay American Indian.
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Argentina's newly imposed capital controls helped stabilize haywire markets that have plumbed record lows since President Mauricio Macri was trounced in a primary vote last month, dashing his hopes of re-election in October.
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On Stein's "Porch Time," from the band's self-titled debut, a whispery convocation builds into nervous, reeling flurry; eventually the group establishes a freckly rhythm, horns dipping and dashing over a slanted bass pattern.
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Why, any minute now we could be ravished by a dashing trans man named Slaven with salt and pepper hair, and a smile like a secret, and the secret is that he loves you.
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The British Parliament on Thursday rejected a measure calling for a second referendum on Brexit, dashing — for now — some activists' hopes that Britons would reverse themselves and vote to remain in the European Union.
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Or should we wait for some version of a dashing diplomat, like an old-style corporation, to come along and offer us a pair of golden handcuffs for the sake of our own solvency?
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There's romance in the air (and the smell of fryer oil.) The game trailer shows that you play as a "promising culinary student" as you try to woo your dashing (young?) classmate, Colonel Sanders.
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In the CIBO Express Gourmet Market stores, however, the focus is more on speeding up transactions — a critical need when travelers are dashing between gates to make connections and have limited time to shop.
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With two out in the ninth, pinch-hitter Dale Mitchell took a third strike, completing the perfect game and sending catcher Yogi Berra dashing out from behind the plate to leap into Larsen's arms.
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Many could not help but replay the chaos of last Friday night — gunshots, scared players running through a fence, a referee going to the ground for safety, fans and players dashing beneath the bleachers.
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Core machinery orders fell 6.0% in October from the previous month, down for a fourth consecutive month and dashing expectations for a 0.9% increase in a Reuters poll, Cabinet Office data showed on Thursday.
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New York (CNN Business)Hedge fund billionaire Steve Cohen won't be buying the Mets, dashing the hopes of fans who thought they would get a new owner with deep pockets to spend on players.
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Last week's bipartisan passage of a deal to fund the government and extend the nation's debt limit through December may end up dashing any plans for tax reform before the end of the year.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Working-level nuclear talks in Sweden between officials from Pyongyang and Washington have broken off, North Korea's top negotiator said late on Saturday, dashing prospects for an end to months of stalemate.
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While Macfadyen actually appears a bit too dashing at first, he captures Henry's unyielding adherence to his belief system, offset by an underlying neediness that makes it possible for Margaret to care about him.
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Zimbabwe is in the grips of its worst economic crisis in a decade, marked by soaring prices and shortages of medicines, fuel and electricity, dashing hopes of a quick recovery under President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
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Positioned alongside fellow rookie Tyler Ervin on the return, Fuller beat the coverage to the open side of the field before dashing untouched up the home sideline with 56 seconds left in the third.
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If anything, Mr. Kwiecien (as the dashing, aloof aristocrat Onegin) and Ms. Netrebko (as the bookish, impressionable Tatiana, who falls for him at first sight) were dramatically sharper and vocally bolder than in 2013.
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Trained as an actor, Ellis reveals that pedigree in wry winks to Shakespeare (the butcher's name is Titus) and dramatis personae evocative of commedia dell'arte (a foppish suitor, a predatory doctor, a dashing lover).
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With two outs in the ninth, pinch-hitter Dale Mitchell took a third strike, completing the perfect game and sending catcher Yogi Berra dashing out from behind the plate to leap into Larsen's arms.
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They did have to fit the dime magazine formula — the women were always pretty, the men always dashing and strong — but had an expressive flare that made them stand out on the busy newsstands.
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The brief Modern Sonic gameplay clip looks similar to that of Sonic Colors and Sonic Generations, featuring Sonic sprinting on windy paths, dashing through enemies, and occasionally slowing just enough to perform some tricky platforming.
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Saudi Arabia was the only Gulf country that promised to list its national oil giant, Aramco, but that move was shelved, dashing investor expectations about more privatisation in the kingdom and in the Gulf region.
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Prone to a teacher crush or two myself, I was excited that Aria's dashing English teacher, Ezra Fitz (Ian Harding), actually reciprocated her affection, even though that was the Number One Thing teachers shouldn't do.
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Despite a flurry of delegates dashing in golf carts between parked jetliners, missiles and spy planes, this year's gathering appeared relatively subdued, with a profit warning from Lufthansa adding to trade tensions and slowing economies.
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A federal appeals court on Wednesday upheld a ruling that patents owned by Smartflash LLC are invalid, dashing the licensing company's hopes of reviving lawsuits against Apple Inc, Samsung Electronics Co Ltd and Google Inc.
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LONDON, Aug 5 (Reuters) - Global bank capital rules should be applied in full across the European Union, the bloc's banking watchdog said on Monday, dashing industry hopes for leniency after a decade of intense regulation.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Fitbit Inc did not steal rival Jawbone's trade secrets, a U.S. International Trade Commission judge ruled on Tuesday, dashing Jawbone's hopes of securing an import ban against Fitbit's wearable fitness tracking devices.
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Defending women's gold medalist Laura Asadauskaite of Lithuania was eliminated during the riding round, dashing her goal of becoming the first woman to win more than one Olympic gold medal in the individual modern pentathlon.
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The five remaining contenders sought to leave nothing to chance the day before New York's primary, dashing across the city and state to make their final pitches while assailing their rivals as unelectable and incompetent.
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What's more, there are nine fun patterns to choose from including red rugby stripes, festive forest, ivory fair isle, holiday argyle, Aspen cabin, dashing deer fair isle, frozen fair isle, icy snowflakes, and merry mittens.
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The European Central Bank reaffirmed its policy stance on Thursday, even keeping the door open to increasing bond purchases, dashing the possibility it would formally signal its intent to claw back stimulus from next year.
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Suddenly, enemies were taking advantage of the buffs I'd been using to school them for hours, setting up overwatch-style shots to catch me while dashing across the map, and generally putting up a fight.
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With Curry, LeBron, and Durant dashing around in tights all finals long, you might assume that the hose they're wearing under their shorts are more than just a nod to A$AP Rocky circa 2014.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's only female giant panda bear will not give birth this year, dashing hopes that she was about to produce the first panda cubs born in the country, Edinburgh Zoo said on Monday.
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His conducting tended toward the more lush side of Beethoven interpretations — not nearly as ponderous as the Romanticized heft that dominated much of the 20th century, yet lacking the dashing lightness of historically informed performance.
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The most scene-stealing of all is Edna, the great stage actress who spends a few months slumming it at the Lily and whose dashing menswear-inspired wardrobe is a character all of its own.
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Polls are predicting a huge win for populist-leaning Alberto Fernandez, who won by a far larger-than-expected margin in August, dashing Macri's hopes of being re-elected at the end of the year.
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To get the perfect vampy pout I started by lining the lips with (P)outliner in Currant Mood heavily then blended Blow lipstick into it and a pop of Dashing in the center to brighten.
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Fatalities in Italy from coronavirus have surged, the Civil Protection Agency said on Tuesday, dashing hopes the epidemic in the world's worst hit country was easing after more encouraging numbers in the previous two days.
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LONDON, Sept 9 (Reuters) - Building a ticker tape for European share prices would take years, the bloc's securities market regulator has said, dashing hopes of banks and funds for speedy action to cut data costs.
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To finish the day, Kate changed into a glittering western look by U.K. designer Jenny Packham in green (representing the Pakistani flag), while William cut a dashing figure in a traditional green sherwani by Naushemian.
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"We don't have time enough to do such a thing," Russian Olympic Committee President Alexander Zhukov said on Sunday, ruling out any CAS challenge by his organization and dashing any lingering Olympic hopes for Stepanova.
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Infections spread rapidly around the world and new infections outside China now surpass those in the country where the epidemic began, dashing hopes would be over anytime soon and economic activity would return to normal.
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Ms. Pazcoguin is a force throughout as she moves in spurts, exploring the air with luxurious arms and dashing around the stage in bare feet while partnering a glamorous Ms. Phelan and later Mr. Stanley.
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Recruited by the group's rebel leader (Eddie Peng Yuyan, impressive as a dashing man of action), Fang eventually becomes a leader herself, whose spine and commitment are tested when her mother foolheartedly assumes a mission.
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In "The Last Jedi," new creatures like the crystal foxes, called vulptices, are seen dashing across the mineral covered world Crait, while 14-foot-tall horselike fathiers race through the casino city of Canto Bight.
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For many of us in the north, extreme cold is an inconvenience experienced while dashing from a warm home to the shelter of a car, but every year a staggering 1,330 Americans freeze to death.
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This fast, precise, and giddily dialectical costume romp stars Kate Beckinsale as a hedonistic British widow in competition with her teen-age daughter (Morfydd Clark) for the hand of a dashing young aristocrat (Xavier Samuel).
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Years of heavy money printing have failed to shake off entrenched deflationary mindset among the public and corporations, dashing the hopes of the central bank that aggressive stimulus will put an decisive end to deflation.
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Clinton in South Florida and Philadelphia and Mr. Trump dashing to four states across three time zones — the sort of barnstorming tours presidential candidates have traditionally made in the last 72 hours before Election Day.
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Created and written by the brothers Harry and Jack Williams, this psychological thriller opens with a first date between a schoolteacher, Laura (Joanne Froggatt, "Downton Abbey"), and a dashing surgeon, Andrew (Ioan Gruffudd, "Fantastic Four").
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland's parliament removed a power price cap for big customers late on Thursday, dashing industry hopes the government would be able to curb spiraling costs that have already led to some plant closures.
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Prince Philip has always been known for his quick-fire quips and salty humor, but on Tuesday he met his match when an old sea-faring colleague shed some light on the young prince's dashing ways.
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Princess Sofia, 31, who is due to give birth in April, looked stunning in a collared navy long sleeve gown while her husband Prince Carl Philip, 36, was dashing in a black tuxedo and bow tie.
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On the flight, Audrey meets the dashing Charles Cavendish (Luke Evans), and after flirting with the notion of telling him her husband's dead, is excited when he invites the couple to join him on a yacht.
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On GoT, a show that practically made a fetish out of taking its time — and dashing our hopes for its characters — getting what we wanted without having to work for it just ended up feeling hollow.
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" Indeed, the Sanders' campaign is already fundraising on the party conflict, dashing off a pitch this week that read in part: "The Democratic establishment and high-dollar donors are already planning how to stop our campaign.
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The action of dining and dashing, known in Spain as "simpa," has mushroomed to epic dimensions in the south European country when a gang of 120 people reportedly hit restaurants at least twice in a week.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission on Monday revised its proposed rules for limiting positions that traders can hold in the commodity markets, dashing expectations that it would finalize the rules by year-end.
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Still more blissfully for spectators, Mr Kushner is the president's son-in-law: the boyish, dashing heir to a family of property tycoons and Democratic donors, and husband to Mr Trump's daughter and trusted counsellor, Ivanka.
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SHANGHAI, April 26.7236 (Reuters) - China stocks fell on Wednesday morning, amid new signs the central bank is putting on hold broad policy easing measures, dashing hopes for fresh large-scale liquidity pumps into the financial system.
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Space adventures were supposed to be the domain of young, dashing casts, and all the principals of Star Trek — in their 30s and 40s when the show was sunset in 1969 — were now a decade older.
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Bullets grazed Marcel Tankoano as he and other activists stormed parliament in October 2014, sending MPs dashing for the exits as they prepared to vote a measure to allow Compaore to extend his 27-year-rule.
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On New Year's Eve, at least 39 people were killed in a terrorist shooting at Istanbul's Reina nightclub, filling people with dread and dashing his hopes of staging a local show to celebrate the label's launch.
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Aside from dashing all hopes that Quinn's investigative expertise would give him the confidence and wherewithal to get his life together, the fact that he appears to be a total psycho will not help Carrie's case.
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The U.S. unemployment rate slipped to 4.6 percent last month, its lowest in more than nine years, but wages unexpectedly fell 0.1 percent, dashing expectations of faster growth in household income that would fire up inflation.
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The Mets scored and won the game, and then went on to win Game 7 ... dashing the hopes of the Red Sox who were hunting for their first World Series win at the time since 1918.
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Democrat Jon Ossoff narrowly failed to win a majority of the vote in the 6th District last week and avoid a runoff, dashing Democratic hopes of turning the race into an immediate rebuke of President Trump.
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Exports in the second quarter fell 8.4% from a year earlier after an 8.5% drop in the first quarter, dashing the government's expectations that the economy would rebound from a 0.4% decline in the first quarter.
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Rory McIlroy shot an opening-round 218 at The Open Championship at Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland on Thursday, all but dashing dreams he'd win his first major title in five years in his home country.
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While the actor enjoyed a career renaissance with "True Detective" and "Dallas Buyers Club," tasked with playing a magically powered villain dashing off one-liners, to quote Dirty Harry, a man's got to know his limitations.
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Clooney, however, a top-flight humanitarian lawyer based in London, shunned the limelight that comes from being the spouse of the dashing "Ocean's Eleven" actor, who in the past had declared he did not want kids.
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G7 leaders called for a mix of monetary, fiscal and structural policies to boost demand but left it to each country to decide its own policy priorities - dashing Japan's calls for more aggressive joint fiscal action.
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It turns out she's aunt to the dashing Henry Talbot (Matthew Goode), who is, alas, not heir to a mumsy womenswear retailer but rather a race car driver, and not even a NASCAR one at that.
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Never before have I been clotheslined by a berserk mountain ape while dashing toward them at sub-light speeds on a jet of fire from my Gunlance, but thanks to the Arts in MHG, I have.
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Global carbon emissions are set to rise nearly 3 percent this year due to continued fossil fuel use, scientists said this week, dashing hopes that an increase in 2017 was temporary after two years of slowdown.
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Trump wrongfooted markets over the weekend when he said there had been incorrect reporting about U.S. willingness to lift tariffs on China, dashing recent hopes for progress in the trade negotiations between the two economic superpowers.
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Best collected signatures and letters in support of snowball fights, prepared a Powerpoint for his stance and presented his case at Monday's Severance Town Board — dressed in a dress shirt, pants, and a dashing bow tie.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's special congressional committee on pension reform may still vote on the bill this week, according to the government's spokeswoman in the lower house, dashing earlier hopes the vote would be concluded by Wednesday.
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"Just before I take questions, I'm supposed to model healthy behavior, I'm going to go grab my coat and I'll be right back," he said before dashing into the house and returning a few seconds later.
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The Polestar 1 I sampled for a few hours, zipping around the New Jersey highways and byways west of New York City, wore a dashing white paint job offset by black highlights and flickers of chrome.
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When my siblings and I forgot something on the way out, but already had shoes on, she would insist we take the extra time to remove them instead of dashing into the house to grab it.
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The Federal Aviation Administration's top administrator told CNBC on Wednesday that recertification of the plane would stretch into 2020, dashing Boeing's forecast that regulators would sign off on the jetliners by the end of the year.
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She has always been the show's authority figure, the woman all others look up to, partly thanks to Beals's dashing presence — a steel blade sheathed in velvet — and partly because the character is written that way.
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The dashing son of Nigerians has starred in "Star Wars," the dazzling daughter of Kenyans has won an Oscar, the child of an East African has led the free world — but it was not always so.
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But that is part of the job description for the tenor singing the title role of Franco Alfano's "Cyrano de Bergerac," an opera about the doomed love of that dashing but nasally over-endowed French Guardsman.
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The play concerns her spectral efforts to assure the continuance of her Catholic line by getting Mary (Shannon Taylor, excellent) to kill a couple of Protestant rivals: the dashing Bess and the naïve Lady Jane Grey.
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Japanese prosecutors re-arrested Nissan Motor Co Ltd's ousted chairman Carlos Ghosn on Friday on fresh allegations of making Nissan shoulder $16.6 million in personal investment losses, dashing chances he would be released on bail imminently.
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As the Times report notes, Weatherly's character on Bull is celebrated for his refusal to play by the rules, for his willingness to step over the line in ways that are presented as sexy and dashing.
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Instead of dashing to the end of the leash so fast that she flips in midair and slams to the ground, she keeps walking, staying close to me and looking up again and again for reassurance.
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When high school teacher Laura Nielsen (Joanne Froggatt) takes dashing cardio-thoracic surgeon Andrew Earlham (Ioan Gruffudd) up on his offer of a low-key date, it looks as though things are off to a great start.
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The movie tells the tale of the ultra-rich and very gorgeous Young family, particularly as it pertains to Rachel Chu — the woman who, unbeknownst to her, is dating the dashing heir apparent to the family's fortune.
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Okay, so only two of the pictures feature Jamie and Claire together (seriously, Starz is all about the tease) — the rest show Sam Heughan's dashing Highland hero Jamie as he goes about his new life in Edinburgh.
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Global carbon dioxide emissions are set to rise nearly 3 percent this year due to continued fossil fuel use, scientists said on Wednesday, dashing hopes that an increase in 2017 was temporary after two years of slowdown.
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KATHMANDU (Reuters) - Nepal's ethnic minorities have rejected a constitutional amendment, dashing hopes of an end to a political crisis that has led to fuel shortages and hampered deliveries of relief materials to survivors of last year's earthquakes.
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Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said in a news conference that recently low inflationary pressures may only be "transitory," dashing speculation the central bank was at least entertaining the idea of a rate cut because of tame inflation.
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Chairman Jerome Powell said in a news conference Wednesday that recently low inflationary pressures may only be "transitory," dashing speculation the central bank was at least entertaining the idea of a rate cut because of tame inflation.
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