The House minority leader, Nancy Pelosi, dropped in on their hotel.
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One day, a stranger dropped in on one of her neighbors.
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He walked the halls and dropped in on people he knew.
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While in Yantai, Chaguan dropped in on a population bureau unannounced.
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Chinese bureaucrats have dropped in on California to inspect its programme many times.
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She dropped in on us every day without notice and ruined our vacation!
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The veteran defenseman dropped in on some golf talk with a nice call back.
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He dropped in on community groups, no matter how small, to make personal connections.
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Soon after, Jonze dropped in on Eagle at LA's Adult Swim Festival, interrupting his set.
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The rap star Drake recently dropped in on his birthday party at the nightclub Tao.
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Last month the president dropped in on a wedding reception at the Bedminster golf club.
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So he dropped in on Washington, DC with his aide Jerry Schilling and bodyguard, Sonny West.
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Watch more on Daily VICE: I dropped in on TOOOL recently to learn how to lockpick.
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In Arkansas, I once dropped in on the home of a struggling 13-year-old boy.
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But even more was offered by a performance I dropped in on, Bayreuth's "Ring" for children.
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He attended conferences and dropped in on small labs that appeared to be doing ambitious work.
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I dropped in on my third run and said, 'Hey, skiing won, let's go do the thing'.
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He dropped in on Mr Sharif, who was celebrating both his own birthday and his granddaughter's wedding.
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The two-day international conference on biodiversity and conservation Murray dropped in on to talk about sturgeon.
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To limber up, Mr Kaine dropped in on the Virginia state delegation as they breakfasted at their hotel.
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He dropped in on Tulsa's Central High School for a surprise show, according to the local Fox station.
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Still, I found it hard to recalibrate myself for her story every time we dropped in on her.
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It's even dropped in on Jack's ancestor, as he immigrates to the US in the early 20th century.
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And she dropped in on Milan to attend the Dolce & Gabbana show and performance at Domenico Dolce's 60th birthday.
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VICE News dropped in on the latest tournament to see what it takes to be a professional putt-putter.
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Francis then dropped in on an elderly Italian couple in their 80s, both of whom have major health problems.
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I dropped in on VapEvent 2018, a mostly business-to-business trade show, to learn about the hottest new trends.
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In actuality, they found just one, lone Taliban fighter who presumably s--- himself as 200 Rangers dropped in on him.
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In January 2019, U.S. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, another progressive Democrat, dropped in on a Twitch stream to discuss transgender rights.
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When Stenson's final putt hung on the lip and then dropped in on the 18th, the crowd around the green exploded.
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When Leonardo DiCaprio starred in "The Aviator," he dropped in on the Motion Picture & Television Fund retirement home, in Woodland Hills.
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One night last week, father (Paul) and son (Alex) Gemignani dropped in on Stephen Sondheim at his town house in Turtle Bay.
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A month later, in September, Giuliani met with Justice Department officials to discuss Betancourt's case and Barr dropped in on the meeting.
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Team Roc got its start in August 2018, when Jay-Z dropped in on a Roc Nation staff meeting in New York.
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In 1629, the roving diplomat and connoisseur Constantijn Huygens dropped in on the Lievens-Rembrandt workshop and recorded the visit in his autobiography.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump dropped in on a nearby wedding reception at his Mar-a-Lago club Saturday, underway in its Grand Ballroom.
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The Philadelphia 76ers dropped in on the American Museum of Natural History's Hayden Planetarium to hobnob with director and famed astronomer Neil deGrasse Tyson.
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Khloé Kardashian gave an update on Lamar Odom's condition when she dropped in on sister Kourtney's appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, via FaceTime.
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I dropped in on the stream just in time to catch a huge inflatable Pikachu passing by, and it was a great little moment.
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I held on to my friend's shoulder and dropped in on it as a joke, and everyone started tripping, like, maybe this is possible.
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If I had never dropped in on that single course in college, the Mac would have never had multiple typefaces or proportionally spaced fonts.
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Seth Rogen was in town from L.A. recently, and dropped in on the airy studio of the furniture-design firm Bower, in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
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In the Soviet Union, he dropped in on factories, inspected Red Army units battling the Germans, and ventured into the banquet halls of the Kremlin.
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That led to what I'd call the episode's emotional high point: a quiet, violent scene in which Philip dropped in on Paige at her apartment.
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But JG was far and away the biggest star who dropped in on the film festival, setting himself up for an easy win with the audience.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry showed their support for military families when they dropped in on some of their neighbors for an unexpected cup of coffee.
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That's where things ended up when The Daily Show's Trevor Noah dropped in on The Tonight Show for a game of political impressions with Jimmy Fallon.
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While in Ohio, Zuckerberg also dropped in on a family of Trump supporters after asking his staff to find Democrats who voted for the president in 2016.
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Kevin Durant, Klay Thompson, Draymond Green, DeAndre Jordan, DeMarcus Cousins and Kyle Lowry dropped in on Phelps and the USA swim team after the 4x200 freestyle relay.
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By then, the Bills were everything to me, and no matter where I wandered, I always came home and dropped in on the parking lot for games.
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She went to Vietnam to visit wounded soldiers and dropped in on General Westmoreland to tell them the American people thought we had no business being there.
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Here in Liberia in the village of Boegeezay in Rivercess County, I dropped in on a regular public school that officially had 16 teachers assigned to it.
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They dropped in on New York City, Miami, Chicago and Newark, while possibly ghosting smaller or more suburban ares like Raleigh, North Carolina, and Montgomery County, Maryland.
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VICE News dropped in on one of these live podcast events to find out what it's like to fall asleep, live, in a pool of fellow insomniacs.
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For the rapper's latest good deed, he dropped in on some unsuspecting shoppers at a Miami supermarket and, you know, casually spent over $50,000 paying for strangers' groceries.
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Meanwhile, West took the Coachella crowd by storm when he dropped in on A$AP Rocky's set to perform "Father Stretch My Hands Pt. 1" from his latest album.
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Avenatti, who dropped in on the Democratic National Committee's summer meeting in Chicago last week, issued the call as multiple potential 2020 contenders seek reelection this fall, including Sens.
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Coachella 2018 commenced yesterday in California's Indio desert valley, and while it seemed like the festival's lineup couldn't get any more star-studded, Kendrick Lamar dropped in on two performances.
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Our guess is that this fella might've been trying to make his way to the ugly naked guy's place across the way ... and mistakenly dropped in on Ross' crib instead.
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Just in case the squad that Ms Lei oversees was not feeling enough pressure, in February Mr Xi dropped in on their camp at the National Winter Sports Training Centre.
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Agents dropped in on 7-Eleven stores in seven cities in southeast Florida, including Miami Beach, according to Nestor Yglesias, an ICE spokesman; he, too, declined to identify specific stores.
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Donald Trump just dropped in on his pals at Fox & Friends to say he hopes that one day the American people will treat him like North Koreans treat Kim Jong-un.
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In an essay for Opinion, our columnist Frank Bruni, who has had his own brush with blindness, dropped in on Ms. Sheppard's dance class at a community center for blind people.
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I dropped in on a rainy day, feeling suitably furtive, and, having survived the close scrutiny of the doorkeeper, felt duty bound to partake of Dorothy Parker , a gin from Williamsburg.
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CHICAGO — Michael Avenatti — attorney, potential presidential candidate, and owner of a strong jawline — dropped in on the Democratic Party's summer meeting on Thursday as he continued to tease a 2020 run.
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Sources familiar with the visit tell TMZ ... Kim dropped in on San Quentin State Prison in Northern California, and was on the grounds for several hours, meeting with prison staff and inmates.
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Driving around Pineville, Iles and I dropped in on a friend of hers from church, Theresa Jardoin, 68, who worked in the hospital for 41 years, most recently as an EKG supervisor.
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GARRISON, N.Y. — When last we dropped in on Kate, Petruchio, Bianca and the gang, they were contestants in some kind of surreal beauty pageant, riding around on bikes and making no sense.
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In his 2005 Stanford commencement speech, Jobs recalled: 'If I had never dropped in on that single calligraphy course in college, the Mac would have never had multiple typefaces or proportionally spaced fonts.
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TMZ Sports has learned ... the 24-year-old slugger hit up the North Hollywood station and dropped in on all the officers on duty to get to know the folks protecting his city.
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On his last stop before leaving, Harry dropped in on a workshop run by the UNITS study, which aims to better understand the psychological needs of military personnel affected by appearance-altering conflict wounds.
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"The mayors who choose to boycott this event have put the needs of criminal, illegal immigrants over law-abiding America," Mr. Trump said at the event, held hours before he dropped in on reporters.
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Perhaps a little superior to the one when Donald Trump dropped in on a women's empowerment panel and asked the assembled high achievers whether any of them had ever heard of Susan B. Anthony.
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Ms. Lee also attended the local Methodist Church (built in part from her royalties) and occasionally dropped in on English classes at the local high school when "To Kill a Mockingbird" came up for study.
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Days after being forced to flee her Malibu home due to the wildfires sweeping the state of California, Lady Gaga dropped in on a Red Cross shelter housing evacuees — and she didn't come empty-handed.
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Gorbachev, who heads the supporters' association of Arsenal Tula, a Russian Premier League club, said police regularly dropped in on fans known to authorities, even though they are not officially banned from attending sporting events.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese President Xi Jinping dropped in on surprised diners at a small Beijing restaurant and chatted with deliverymen on Friday on an apparently unscripted visit ahead of next week's Lunar New Year holiday.
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But last Friday, Ms. Abrams dropped in on a much quieter venue: the Library Company of Philadelphia, founded in 1731 by Ben Franklin, which bills itself as the oldest cultural institution in the United States.
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Meanwhile, those hoping to see Kim dance again needn't look further than a recent episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians in which Kim dropped in on Kourtney's dance class alongside Larsa and friend Malika Haqq.
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Memo From Beijing BEIJING — When President Xi Jinping of China traveled to the Middle East this month he dropped in on two regional rivals, Saudi Arabia and Iran, a feat few global leaders could pull off.
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Learning from Henry that Elizabeth and Philip had canceled the Epcot trip and left their children home alone, he dropped in on the Jennings house — either out of concern for Paige or skepticism about her parents.
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No major Academy events took place during my visit, but I dropped in on a rehearsal by the jack Quartet and the Mivos Quartet, both of which have long been a part of the Lucerne community.
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The duchess, who has visited the charity several times in the last year, dropped in on its London headquarters on Thursday where she joined a discussion with volunteers and met some of the women they help.
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One day at Penn State, I dropped in on Anandakrishnan's colleague Richard Alley, who sat me down in his office and insisted that I watch a clip of a short documentary he had been replaying on YouTube.
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The lunchtime program I dropped in on was part of a sophisticated come-on for a paid three-day workshop that Nathaniel "Than" Merrill and his FortuneBuilders company plan to hold in the New York metropolitan area.
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Our team dropped in on 18 families in different corners of the world — from Thailand to the Netherlands, India to Italy, Saudi Arabia to South Africa — to see how they cook and eat on a typical weeknight.
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They lived with their mother in a small house near the railroad tracks, and survived on her earnings from a variety of menial jobs—their absentee father dropped in on the family once or twice a year.
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One foster mother dropped in on her son and found that his teacher, in the room next to mine, had left him standing in the bathroom with no underwear on, alone, as punishment for pooping in his pants.
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Before he swung by Russo's restaurant in L.A., Holland dropped in on Jimmy Kimmel's late-night show in October to show off his new superhero costume — cracking that he'd lost his mask to Kimmel's co-host, Guillermo Rodriguez.
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So it was a somber new Woody I expected when I dropped in on his Maui home last month to discuss his role in "Solo: A Star Wars Story," Ron Howard's splashy new film, which opened on Friday.
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She dropped in on Friday's latest episode of After After Party to talk about her writing process, her reading list (currently she's cracking into The Red Tent by Anita Diamant), and the importance of taking some time for yourself.
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Kerry dropped in on Afghanistan to show support for a government he helped create less than two years ago, one that has continued to falter in the face of a weak economy, a seemingly irrepressible Taliban insurgency, and ongoing corruption.
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In 2007, when the United States ambassador dropped in on King Salman, then a prince and the governor of Riyadh Province, to say farewell at the end of his posting, the governor asked for help circumventing America's stringent visa procedures.
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The EGOT winner, 63, dropped in on Joy Behar, Abby Huntsman, Ana Navarro, Sunny Hostin and Meghan McCain at the top of the show for her first live appearance since a serious bout of pneumonia put her in the hospital for three weeks.
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On a rainy early afternoon in Devon, in South West England, Steve Moore and Paul Barham dropped in on a pub and came across a group of darts players, something in and of itself not too unusual, except for the player's make up.
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And last weekend Trump happily ran up a federal bill of around $3 million for a trip to Mar-a-Lago where he watched the Super Bowl and dropped in on a Red Cross ball, which presumably brought his resort a hefty fee.
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After meeting Popovich for the first time at a U.S.A. Basketball event in Las Vegas last year, and being invited to visit deep in the heart of Texas, Auriemma dropped in on the five-time champion Spurs last month during training camp.
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The city's museums, even its biggest ones, also have a certain independent streak, a willingness to depart from standard models in the kinds of shows they do and the way they do them, as I noted when I recently dropped in on a few.
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When we first dropped in on the lives of Ilana Wexler and Abbi Abrams back in the 2014 pilot of Broad City, the then-20163-and-26-year-olds, respectively, were drumming on buckets in Madison Square Park, trying to outshine a breakdancer to make enough money for Lil Wayne tickets.
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In 2013 America's vice-president, Joe Biden, dropped in on the visa queue at the American embassy in Beijing and startled the Chinese students there with his observation that though American school pupils might not be at the top of global league tables, their defiance of orthodoxy gave them an edge.
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When I dropped in on one in mid-August, on a farm about 100 miles north of Manhattan, two dozen young activists were sharing cooking duties, arranging note cards for upcoming sessions, discussing organizing strategies in small groups, and playing table tennis outside a house after a day of sessions.
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In town on a trip to see his lover, Simone de Beauvoir, Algren attended dinners with Juliette Gréco and Miles Davis, spent nights drinking whiskey and grapefruit gin with Richard Wright at the Montana Bar, dropped in on cocktail parties at Gallimard and attended an evening cabaret performance by Yves Montand.
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The various compromises with authorities included leaving the hotel room door wedged open at all times, leaving the tent flap open, sometimes having a token chaperone in the room in the form of a government minder, or just occasionally being dropped in on to make sure we were actually working and not misbehaving.
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I had a chance to test the tech out when I dropped in on MWC Shanghai this week, and it's clear that while things are still very early, we are rapidly approaching the point where your phone is just straight-up going to be able to capture a 3D representation of your head.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE dropped in on a wedding celebration being held at his New Jersey golf course on Friday night, TMZ reported.
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His genial hustling had earned him minor celebrity upstate: Scavino frequently dropped in on the studio of the K104.7 "Woodman in the Morning" radio show, and as a philanthropically minded Catholic, he could be counted on to judge a charity cupcake contest and to walk the runway in a "Best Legs in the Hudson Valley" competition.
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I dropped in on Michael Summers, a biochemist who has done pioneering research into retroviruses and H.I.V. He said that he'd never trade his faculty position here for one elsewhere, though he has been wooed, because of U.M.B.C.'s almost unrivaled record for guiding African-American undergraduates toward doctorates and other postgraduate degrees in STEM fields (science, technology, engineering and math).
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According to Nicholas Lemann's history of meritocracy, " The Big Test ," the man who suggested it was an African-American lawyer named Hobart Taylor, Jr. He was a Texan, and when John F. Kennedy was sworn in, in 1961, he dropped in on the inaugural ball for Texans in order to shake hands with the new Vice-President, Lyndon B. Johnson.
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By their calculation Mr. Trump's poor poll ratings, the investigations into his campaign's connections with Russia and the failure of his health care legislation are not necessarily beneficial for Mr. Xi. On the eve of the scheduled vote on the repeal of the Affordable Care Act, an American economist, Eswar Prasad, said he dropped in on Chinese colleagues who were gaming out Mr. Xi's economic proposals for Florida.
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She even dropped in on another pair of newlyweds back in 2016, showing up to superfan Max Singer's wedding to treat him and his new wife, Kenya Smith, to a stripped-down performance of "Blank Space" (Singer's sister, Ali, had reached out to Swift to tell her about the death of their mother, and how Singer and Smith had wed in the hospital so that she could be there for her son's big day – and how they danced to "Blank Space" as their mother-son dance.) If her impromptu performance wasn't sweet enough, Swift also gifted the newlyweds with a handmade, hand-painted card.
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Jay InsleeJay Robert InsleeTrump restricts travel from Europe to fight spread of coronavirus Overnight Health Care — Presented by Philip Morris International — Trump to deliver Oval Office statement on coronavirus | WHO declares pandemic | States impose drastic measures | Dems jam GOP with economic package Top Trump officials adopt more urgent tone as coronavirus spreads MORE (D) as a "snake" while the state remains the epicenter of the virus in the U.S. Trump spent the weekend in Florida, where he attended fundraisers, hosted the Brazilian president, dropped in on a birthday party for campaign official Kimberly GuilfoyleKimberly Ann GuilfoyleBusiness as usual for Trump as coronavirus spreads Hope Hicks to return to White House Trump Jr. says Sanders won't be 'real competition' if he's the nominee MORE and golfed with members of the Washington Nationals.
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