Today, Bill Gates is like the elder statesman of tech.
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By the 21st century, Mr. Bowie was an elder statesman.
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I've weirdly become a little bit of an elder statesman.
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This onetime enfant terrible has grown into an elder statesman.
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Tennis's beloved elder statesman versus its young rebel in chief.
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Manchester United have continued to struggle under their new elder statesman.
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It comes across as unpresidential and unbecoming of an elder statesman.
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In later years, Mr. Duboeuf took on an elder statesman role.
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Another says he should instead play the role of elder statesman.
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A year earlier, the elder statesman announced that he had brain cancer.
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Witcover's biography, and helped along by his elder statesman role as Obama's
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Today he remains a broadly respected elder statesman, even in Democratic administrations.
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At 78-years-old, Hector Roca is the elder statesman of the group.
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In a youth-driven sport, he's the elder statesman of the Denver Broncos.
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The elder statesman of Virginia politics, however, declined to call for Northam's resignation.
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Besides, the elder statesman I'd really like to kibbitz this New Yorker vs.
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An elder statesman, like a retired president or senior judge, is the more probable.
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Instead, at 39, Legend occupies that weird space between rising upstart and elder statesman.
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Jon Callas is an elder statesman in the world of computer security and cryptography.
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Hiking in California's gold country with John Adams, an enfant-terrible-turned-elder-statesman.
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From left: The Elder Statesman oversize cashmere scarf, $625 at Barneys New York, barneys.
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Merz recently won a key endorsement from elder statesman and former finance minister Wolfgang Schaeuble.
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But it cast him back in his cherished role as a well-travelled elder statesman.
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When I asked him about Tezos, he assumed the frowning detachment of an elder statesman.
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I was delighted to see him swan into Survivor as an elder statesman of strategy.
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By the time Stewart, 52, wrapped his run, he was an elder statesman of comedy.
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Strait became a beloved elder statesman without giving up the role he values more: hitmaker.
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Mugabe is admired by some in Africa as an elder statesman and anti-colonial hero.
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The team's new elder statesman, Curtis Granderson, 38, hasn't made much impact on the field.
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" Malcolm Rifkind, a Tory elder statesman, said that, "if she goes, she goes with honor.
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Others in his administration were pursued, but Mr. Moi was treated as an elder statesman.
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This effort is being led by Cuauhtémoc Cárdenas, the elder statesman of the Mexican left.
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But they had an elder statesman, revered the world over, the two-term former president.
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Still, even though digital players are surging, television remains the established elder statesman for advertisers.
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O'Reilly positions himself as an elder statesman, the cranky but avuncular voice of mainstream America.
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In "Spin," Mr. Chappelle builds sweeping historical premises that position him as an elder statesman.
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At 42, Buckley is what passes for an elder statesman in the world of social stardom.
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In a 2017 interview, Habeler, an elder statesman of the climbing world, recognized Lama's remarkable career.
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At 30, he's YouTube's elder statesman, and his channel reflects the growth that comes with age.
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A proud—and vocal—elder statesman of spirits, Prichard is at once jovial and bullshit-free.
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It's been a long time coming for Wallhead—an elder statesman of the British MMA scene.
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Men like Fonzie and elder statesman actor Thompson are mechanisms to make the lending industry rich.
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Tyler is by this point almost an elder statesman of youthful rebellion, practiced in inciting chaos.
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He is, in short, an elder statesman of the party, and is being treated as such.
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There, Neil receives further life lessons from an elder statesman of the scene (Michael Ian Black).
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Garrow says he can envision King retiring and become an "elder statesman" in American public life.
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But Bush is returning to the national stage this week in the role of an elder statesman.
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Mr Tata, the revered elder statesman of Indian business, is a steady interim hand on the tiller.
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Ross was the elder statesman on a Cubs team that won 26 games in the regular season.
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The body language of the leaders suggested that Mr. Trump had assumed the role of elder statesman.
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There's the Australian reef explorer John Veron, known as Charlie, an elder statesman of the activist movement.
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By the end of his career, though, Larsen had settled into a role as an elder statesman.
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But he'll find a way to contribute -- he always does -- and relish the role as elder statesman.
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The elder statesman has become one of the most beloved and enduring figures in Hollywood over the years.
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"After all, [Reagan] was an elder statesman not only of the United States but of Tinseltown," Weinberg writes.
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Seeing him stepping away from the role is like seeing an elder statesman step down from his post.
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It showed him in his mother's arms with the elder statesman leaning in to kiss the baby's head.
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Nadal, 20113, will be very much the elder statesman in the Andre Agassi group which starts on Monday.
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Van der Bellen's pick as provisional chancellor is likely to be an elder statesman above the daily fray.
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But he remains an active contender, not a retired elder statesman like those who are commonly chosen. 5.
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And now, at last, as she enters the elder statesman phase of her career, her time has come.
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In 2008, when he joined Pace Gallery, Mr. Nozkowski achieved both a new prominence and elder-statesman status.
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Suárez, bald and bespectacled, in a white guayabera, took the microphone first, playing the role of elder statesman.
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Subsequent presidents, Mwai Kibaki and Uhuru Kenyatta, can be said to have been appointed by the elder statesman.
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Whether or not the Trump people want to admit this, he was an elder statesman in the party.
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In a January 2016 interview with Al-Jazeera, he sounded like Cochran, the elder statesman of the nonproliferation movement.
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In the process he became the elder statesman of Irish broadcasting and a familiar voice in nearly every home.
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Standing as the "elder statesman" can quickly translate to just plain "old" when you have to explain your politics.
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But he remained one of the most admired political figures in Chile, gaining status as the leading elder statesman.
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With Jeff Gordon retiring after last season and Stewart about to leave, Earnhardt is becoming the sport's elder statesman.
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It's hardly alone in this: Kissinger has been treated as an elder statesman in polite Washington society for decades.
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For all of his elder-statesman eminence in rock, Mr. Allison never stopped seeing himself as a jazz artist.
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Green, who had a string of radio hits in the mid-2000s, is the elder statesman of this lineup.
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But it does have some concrete stakes related to Clinton's status as an elder statesman of the Democratic Party.
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Some hope to present him as an elder statesman in the mould of Deng Xiaoping, overseeing reforms while suppressing dissent.
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Brogdon was 23 years old on draft day and is already 24—he's practically an elder statesman as a rookie.
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GORDON BROWN is doing a much better job of being an elder statesman than he did of being prime minister.
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Now an elder statesman, Black-ish seems more than happy to step into a more distinguished phase of its life.
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Conveniently, Wayne also proves himself as elder statesman by turning in far and away the best verse on the song.
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Since leaving office, the 43rd President has shown no interest in assuming the role of elder statesman in his party.
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Macron presented himself, at 40 years old, to be the elder statesman, advising a hotheaded US president: A Trump-whisperer.
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CNN's Talk Asia sat down with the elder statesman at the Prime Minister's Office outside the capital of Kuala Lumpur.
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Mr. Macron was certainly not pleased, but he evidently did not want to let go of his cabinet's elder statesman.
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Mr. Goode, an elder statesman of Mozart's music, was calmly authoritative, gliding through quick runs and playing with restrained lyricism.
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Mr. Prine is the wry elder statesman, Mr. Isbell the brooding young striver, and Ms. Musgraves the chipper, progressive torchbearer.
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Lieberman has, on the surface, all the markings of an elder statesman or an eminence grise of the Democratic Party.
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An elder statesman in a subculture as prone to killing its idols as praising them, he's experienced the changes firsthand.
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Then he picks Joe Biden as VP and makes him a broadly liked national figure, rather than a Beltway elder statesman.
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But he was the elder statesman of the group, and they learned to leave him alone when he wanted to rest.
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Biden has said he doesn't want the vice presidential job and it doesn't appear the Democratic elder statesman is being vetted.
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Among activists in the environmental movement, Wilson is the elder statesman, the intellectual patriarch whose writings are foundational to the campaign.
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At 2.243, Charles was the elder statesman of the 1969 Mets, a team with many key players in their mid-20s.
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They argue his centrist politics and elder-statesman status are a difficult fit with a primary electorate that is leaning progressive.
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If anything, Trump has proved that it's not a career finisher to criticize someone many considered to be an elder statesman.
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Max Hoberman (several Halo series roles) We used to call Marty "The Elder Statesman," to just remind him that he was old.
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The making of a journalist As an elder statesman of the Tehran press corps, Bozorgmehr maintained extraordinary access to Iran's political elite.
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This Op-Doc video takes us into Rocinha, Rio de Janeiro's largest favela, to meet its young pipa warriors and elder statesman.
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Biden, the elder statesman of the Democratic establishment, said in a CNN interview that the party aligns with his "center left" sensibilities.
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He knew when to be an elder statesman, a punk rock icon, and a conciliatory force to the quieter voices around you.
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"The presidency requires the judgment and the knowledge to make tough calls under pressure," the Republican elder statesman said in a statement.
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Politics, like nature, abhors a vacuum Because of his long tenure and extensive service, Democrats view Biden fondly as an elder statesman.
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There may be nothing left in his bat, but as an elder statesman on a team in transition, he still has value.
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"He was an all-time teammate back then, but obviously now as an elder statesman, I'll say, a salty veteran," Boone said.
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"I opened it up at first and thought, Oh, more of the same," said Edmund White, an elder statesman of gay literature.
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The civil rights icon is the elder statesman of the Georgia Democratic delegation, which has been unanimous in not backing an inquiry.
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You are always aware that Morgan is missing from their company, that he should have grown into an elder statesman alongside them.
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He was more than just a drummer, he was a fun-loving elder statesman, like Fezziwig, Scrooge's rambunctious boss from A Christmas Carol.
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Even though Kenyan prosecutors are still pursuing corruption cases dating back to Moi's time, he was often seen as a respected elder statesman.
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Approaching 41 in a profession that favours youth, he is not the type to transform gracefully into an elder statesman that says little.
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Over the years, the Forbidden Dimension has seen many lineup changes, but the one consistent member is ghoul rock elder statesman Jackson Phibes.
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One of those, a high-ranking elder statesman of the firm named Carlo Picornie, had been killed by blunt trauma to the head.
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Mr. Obama recast himself in the role of elder statesman, complete with silver tie, to match the hair that has silvered in office.
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As president, Mr. Peres was recast as an optimistic father figure, an elder statesman who represented a country devoted to peace and justice.
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At 81, he is an elder statesman, and premier interpreter, of American pop culture — one of the last artists of a bygone era.
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After stepping down Moi lived quietly for years on his sprawling estate in the Rift Valley, playing the role of a respected elder statesman.
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"She is really something," John C. Danforth, a former Republican senator and an elder statesman of the Missouri Republican Party, said of Ms. McCaskill.
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While Bryant grew into an elder statesman in college football, a grandfatherlike figure, Saban's legacy may be affecting his contemporaries in more profound ways.
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That would also be a waste of Mr Biden's potential to act as a Democratic elder statesman, unifying the party's diverse candidates and parts.
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In 2004, Dick Cheney did something similar to John Edwards, who came across as callow and cheap next to the Vader-ish elder statesman.
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These days, Juvenile's taking full advantage of his stature as both a hip-hop elder statesman and a staple of 90s hip-hop imagery.
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At 61 he is the elder statesman of the coaching world, but will be without experienced captain Thierry Dusautoi, who retired in the winter.
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Now, some Democrats see Biden's role in national politics becoming more about being an elder statesman who promotes the next generation of Democratic leaders.
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In fact, friends of the Clintons use terms like "special envoy" and "elder statesman" when they consider what his expansive role would look like.
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The cashmere baja sweatshirt, sold for $2,140 in 2014 by the California knitwear label the Elder Statesman, may best exemplify the high-end appropriation.
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Tillerson may look like an elder statesman, but he is a perfect embodiment of the anti-intellectual, anti-expertise bent of the Trump administration.
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An entrepreneur and philanthropist, Slater is now the sport's elder statesman, leaving the position of surfing poster boy he once filled up for grabs.
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An entrepreneur and philanthropist, Slater is now the sport's elder statesman, leaving the position of surfing poster boy he once filled up for grabs.
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In Detroit, Arthur Johnson, who did not disclose his age, is the elder statesman of the Red Wings staff, with 37 years of experience.
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The broader his artistic identity grows, the more Jason Moran, 44, seems like the elder statesman-to-be that jazz has been waiting for.
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A common if curious Nav meme parodies him as some sort of elder statesman, old enough to have lived through the American civil war.
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He is the team's elder statesman, its captain, its spokesman, and he is about to join David Beckham as the country's most-capped outfield player.
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The images gave Mr. Xi the appearance of an elder statesman at a time when he has sought to expand China's influence over global affairs.
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Through it all, Mr. Colom had remained above the fray and become an elder statesman in Latin America, leading observer missions to monitor regional elections.
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Like Bruce Springsteen's smash Broadway show of two seasons ago, "American Utopia" repositions a onetime rebel as a reflective elder statesman, offering cozy cosmic wisdom.
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Days after meeting with President-elect Donald Trump, elder statesman Henry Kissinger said one shouldn't expect Trump to give his voters exactly what he promised.
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This is unavoidable in most circumstances and especially so when the winning passer happens to be NFL elder statesman and senior brand ambassador Peyton Manning.
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One option would be to use ALADI, a 1980 integration treaty, to harmonise and improve existing preferential agreements, says Enrique Iglesias, a Latin American elder statesman.
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As an iconic elder statesman—think the NBA's version of Fast Eddie Felson—Ginobili honed a timeless confidence that refused to acknowledge his date of birth.
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Tel Aviv, Israel (CNN)Shimon Peres, the Israeli elder statesman who shared a Nobel Prize for forging a peace deal between Israelis and Palestinians, has died.
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"This is a youth-dominated industry where you can be an elder statesman by your early thirties and ancient if you're in your forties," Ponsoldt said.
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One thing I've enjoyed witnessing over the past few years is Wayne's quiet entry into this tier of real-deal hip-hop head elder statesman MCs.
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Noel's now established as the elder statesman of rock 'n' roll in this country and the more childish the insult, the more annoying it must be.
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You know, on ObamaCare, I joined with Lamar Alexander, long-time Senate elder statesman, in leading the ObamaCare working group, initially a group of six senators.
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He joined Fox in 2003 and has hosted "Fox News Sunday" for more than 15 years, making him the elder statesman among the Sunday talk shows.
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Philius Nicolas, 85, of Brooklyn, an elder statesman of the Haitian community in New York, said he had heard all the complaints and understood the frustration.
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It was a sharp-dressed elder statesman whose fraternal twin, the Coliseum, became known as much for leaking sewage as for its M.L.B. and N.F.L. teams.
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If that results in a font of boring, centrist, bipartisan legislation, Ryan may get the privilege of being considered an elder statesman by Beltway graybeard types.
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When popular interest in bolero surged again in the 1990s on the strength of singers like Luis Miguel, Mr. Gatica was seen as an elder statesman.
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In the process, his friends and fellow senators say, he has carved out a new role for himself on Capitol Hill: elder statesman and truth-teller.
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Alan Gilbert is stepping down, at 50, as music director of the New York Philharmonic, leaving an elder statesman's post without actually being an elder statesman.
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But the most fascinating part of the team is its elder statesman, retired Hall of Fame referee Joe Cortez, who officiated a bout with Muhammad Ali.
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Mr. Cataldo, the resident elder statesman, got the master bedroom, as he is two years further along in his career and could afford to pay more.
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DFA elder statesman The Juan Maclean has done a glitter-speckled, uptempo disco version of English band Metronomy's "Night Owl," off their recent LP Summer 08.
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John H. Sununu of New Hampshire, an elder statesman of the state Republican Party, branded Mr. Trump a "loser" with a string of business failures behind him.
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It would help the team to employ a level-headed, elder statesman with 88 games of playoff experience, behind only Serge Ibaka for most on the Raptors.
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"Of course, the Palestinians also have to be willing to recognize Israel as a nation living side by side with them in peace," the elder statesman added.
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Colon, a fan favorite and the elder statesman of the Mets' rotation, becomes the eighth player 43 or older to be named to the All-Star Game.
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Magicians practicing their art will include the elder statesman George Schindler, the young illusionist Matias Letelier and one that many children will recognize: Og the Caveman, a.k.a.
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Mr. Kimsey, a sort of elder statesman for the company, groomed another co-founder, Steve Case, at the time a young Internet marketing expert, to take over.
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Mr. Coppola was the elder statesman of the Coppola movie clan, which includes Francis Ford Coppola (nephew), Talia Shire (niece), Nicolas Cage (grandnephew) and Sofia Coppola (grandniece).
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Now he has become a kind of volatile elder statesman of hip-hop, holding forth on his podcast, social media and YouTube before an audience of millions.
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Had Barack Obama not chosen him to be his running mate later that year, Biden likely would've been destined to be an elder statesman in the Senate.
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The question for voters, and political parties necessary to build a governing coalition, is whether to gamble on Gantz's political inexperience over Netanyahu, the established elder statesman.
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"Booing is a national sport of the Cannes festival," said Gilles Jacob, the 86-year-old elder statesman who has been the fest's artistic director and president.
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By invoking her personal story, Ms. Harris also contrasted herself as a young, fresh face in the Democratic Party, as opposed to Mr. Biden's elder statesman status.
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At twenty-four, an age when most people are just starting a career and beginning to dabble in self-discovery, Earl is an elder statesman of hip-hop.
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Even so, Rodriguez seems to have learned from his mistakes, managing to stay out of controversies the last two seasons and embracing his role as an elder statesman.
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Kamala Harris raked him over the coals for his policy on busing in the 1970s, personalizing the policy's impact and landing a solid hit on the elder statesman.
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My diamond-studded internal vision of the Birmingham expat was that of an LGBTQ hero, magnificent musician, hoary elder statesman, and implacable defender of the heavy metal faith.
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Still, it is worth seeing "Funny Man" through to its conclusion, where Brooks attains the status of a reluctant elder statesman and starts to reckon with his legacy.
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For many suffering from Venezuela's economic and humanitarian crisis, the death last week of an elder statesman, Teodoro Petkoff, at age 86, seemed yet another cause for despair.
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Romney doesn't have the immediate pressure of reelection and has told allies that he's more interested in the role of elder statesman than climbing the Senate's power ladder.
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Regional powers appointed Thabo Mbeki, then president of South Africa, to mediate a political rapprochement, but Mr. Mugabe, the elder statesman and liberation hero, outmaneuvered his younger neighbor.
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And as long as he lasts in the tournament, the elder statesman Lleyton Hewitt will be a crowd favorite in what he has said will be his final tournament.
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Trains, planes, automobiles, culminating with elder statesman Paul Pierce tweeting out a rocket ship, except in screenshot form, as he apparently did not know how to actually use emoji.
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You'd rather have six years of almost anyone than 30 games of a desiccated elder statesman followed by the extreme likelihood of losing an October game to Madison Bumgarner.
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Together, the former Maoist guerrilla and the tenacious elder statesman kicked off a historic transition to a federal democratic republic, to be enshrined in a highly anticipated new constitution.
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The Man in Charge: Mykhaylo Fomenko, a 67-year-old elder statesman whose CV reads like a catalogue of the least attractive Europa League away days known to man.
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Through pivotal moments in his life — as a prisoner of war, a young congressman, a presidential candidate, and, ultimately, an elder statesman — that reputation was both validated and challenged.
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Petty gradually aged into an affable elder statesman of rock music, though he kept a rebellious streak: 2002's The Last DJ was a caustic indictment of the music industry.
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And on Wednesday, he met with elder statesman Henry Kissinger, who has become the Republican Jimmy Carter -- the man every nominee has to meet to get a blessing from history.
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The company is a bit of an elder statesman in Silicon Valley, having been started in 1999 by Ryan Finley, a computer science graduate from the University of Wisconsin, Madison.
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In April, Mr. Jones; John "Kenny" Collins, 75; Terry Perkins, 67; and the gang's elder statesman, Brian Reader, 76, committed what they hoped would be one last career-topping heist.
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"Today, the lightning of fame can strike any kid with no experience and no business plan," wrote Mr. Zonday, who at 33 is an elder statesman of viral Internet fame.
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In a sport where players rarely make it past their mid-23s and nearly everyone involved is under 30 years old, Hammad, at 27, is something of an elder statesman.
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A second poll showed Juppe, a moderate who styles himself as an elder statesman, steady at 35 percent in the first round while Sarkozy shed 2 points at 31 percent.
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But Israel's elder statesman won world acclaim and a Nobel prize as a symbol of hope in a region long plagued by war fueled by deep religious and political divisions.
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Juppe, a former prime minister who styles himself as a unifying elder statesman, is on course to win the centre-right's presidential ticket over former head of state Nicolas Sarkozy.
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Should he win, the elder statesman has pledged that he will step aside for Anwar, whom he once jailed on sodomy and corruption charges that critics said were politically motivated.
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Presidents, prime ministers and a prince accepted invitations to the funeral on Friday for Mr. Peres, who transformed himself from a polarizing figure to perhaps Israel's most renowned elder statesman.
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He is the Trap God, an antihero who birthed the current sound of Atlanta rap, who went to jail but then re-emerged as a wise, hit-making elder statesman.
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It was a victory with a sour aftertaste: He already has decades of work behind him, and by now is considered an elder statesman by a fleet of younger musicians.
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"I was pretty nervous; I worked hard to memorize my speech over a few days," said Engelland, 35, the team's elder statesman, who played for Calgary the past three seasons.
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As it gained popularity, eventually drawing hundreds of thousands of listeners, Mr. Ossé took on the role of elder statesman and developed a reputation for generosity toward his younger counterparts.
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And on Sunday night, the elder statesman of the group, 37-year-old Roger Federer, faces 20-year-old Stefanos Tsitsipas in a fourth-round match at Rod Laver Arena.
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Despite its relative youth, Slyrs is now an elder statesman in the German whiskey scene and counts as one of its largest producers, turning out around 150,000 bottles each year.
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Investigators believed that Mr. Franzese, on being paroled again in 2001, was viewed as an elder statesman in the Colombo family, which had been racked by convictions and internal feuds.
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Using his authority as an elder statesman, Major has said Britain should remain in the EU, and has warned that a no-deal Brexit would be disastrous for the nation.
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Representative John Lewis of Georgia, who is a venerable elder statesman of the party, gave a fiery speech on the House floor saying that now was the time for impeachment.
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TEAM CO-CAPTAIN While Phelps has been a hero for a generation of American swimmers, he has now finally become something of a mentor and elder statesman of the U.S. team.
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Peres, the Israeli elder statesman who shared a Nobel Prize for forging a peace deal between Israelis and Palestinians, died at age 93 on Tuesday following complications from a recent stroke.
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As an elder statesman watching tensions in his small town seethe, he resembles a character out of the Old Testament, shepherding his people ahead with a force initially unbeknownst to him.
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He has grown from brash childhood icon, with all the fame that Kim just boarded into, to elder statesman of a sport — a movement, really — now gliding into its next generation.
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Taken together, the allegations date from the early 1980s, when Simmons was cementing his status as an elder statesman of hip-hop via Def Jam records, to just a few years ago.
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Mugabe is revered as an elder statesman and independence leader but he is also viewed by many in Africa as a president who crippled his country by remaining in power too long.
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End British rule McGuinness rose through the ranks of the IRA, from stone-throwing youth to feared fighter and, finally, after joining the peace process, to elder statesman of Northern Irish politics.
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In biographer Andrew Roberts' outstanding book, "Churchill: Walking with Destiny," most Americans will recognize the Winston Churchill of the war years and the elder statesman who warned us about the Iron Curtain.
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The feud with Mr. McCain, however, has carried into his presidency, even after the man who was considered an elder statesman of the Senate learned he had brain cancer and eventually died.
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On Monday, Fernando Henrique Cardoso, a former president and elder statesman of the party, said in a newspaper column that Mr. Temer should make a "grand gesture" and cut short his mandate.
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Hans-Dietrich Genscher, a widely respected German elder statesman who helped break down international resistance to the 1990 reunification of East and West Germany, died on Thursday at his home near Bonn.
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But he has remained the elder statesman of Cuba's revolution and, from the beginning of the diplomatic reëngagement with the United States, has let it be known that he distrusts America's intentions.
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Rooney, 236, is a former ambassador to Ireland and an N.F.L. elder statesman who knocked on the door of Goodell's hotel room in 239 to tell him that he had been elected commissioner.
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The dinner, however, was perceived by some in the media as merely an attempt by Trump to receive homage from a Republican elder statesman who adamantly opposed his candidacy during the 2016 primary.
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Conservatives now govern just three of the ten provinces and are in a "distinct minority" on municipal councils of big towns, points out Preston Manning, an elder statesman whose foundation hosts the conference.
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But after Bezos stole his crown as the most hated man in publishing, Riggio became an unlikely hero: an ally to publishers in the fight against Amazon and something of an elder statesman.
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Referring to himself at one point as an "elder statesman," he touched on key lesson he's learned from his time in office -- one that seemed to already be on the younger man's mind.
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In the past few years, following a failed attempt to run for President of Haiti, in 2010 (he didn't meet the residency requirements), he's settled into a new role: music-industry elder statesman.
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These days, former President George H.W. Bush is treated as an elder statesman, too gentlemanly to endorse the likes of Donald Trump — but remember, he's the one who ran the Willie Horton ad.
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People close to Mr. Bannon said he met recently with Henry A. Kissinger, the elder statesman who opened a diplomatic channel to China in 1972, to exchange views about the relationship with Beijing.
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It was also where Senator Jeff Sessions, Republican of Alabama, first appeared with the candidate, not offering an official endorsement but lending an aura of approval from an elder statesman in the party.
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But a lot happened after that, including a generally successful two and a half seasons in the Bronx, as Beltran gradually became an elder statesman on the field and in the locker room.
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"For the black community especially, this is a man who was an elder statesman who made the decision to be the number two to the first black man running for the office," she said.
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The statement came after Romney, an elder statesman within the GOP and the party's 85033 presidential nominee, broke ranks and announced he would vote to convict Trump on a charge of abuse of power.
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While we'd love to spend sweater season with a closet full of striped knits from Ganni and The Elder Statesman, doling out $500 on one sweater — let alone a whole collection — isn't always realistic.
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Reborn as a "Bunga Bunga moderate" (a reference to the infamous sex parties he held while in office), according to a Foreign Policy headline, Berlusconi is attempting a pivot from populist to elder statesman.
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So far, Buttigieg hasn't overtly gone after Biden, even though the elder statesman is widely perceived to appeal to the same type of moderate Rust Belt voters whom the mayor hopes to win over.
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As an elder statesman — recently the first rapper to be enshrined in the Songwriters Hall of Fame — Jay-Z would have been forgiven for tapping out and letting silence be a kind of victory.
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When I started teaching, I was initially tentative about sharing my weekend tales, until I told a story from Glastonbury to an elder statesman of my department—who I subsequently learned was an Ibiza casualty.
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And while getting life tips from an elder statesman has seldom worked in rap, it's the kind of album that only a JAY-Z, given his background and otherworldly success, could deliver with such precision.
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Mr. Obama, embracing the role of the (relatively) elder statesman in a toast to his counterpart, joked about Mr. Trudeau's time as a bouncer and pondered which Canadian Justin was more popular: Trudeau or Bieber?
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But there is nothing new about his dedication to the game, even as he embraces a role as the Leafs' elder statesman after signing a three-year, $219 million contract with the team in July.
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It was a day for cold water at Melbourne Park, but if ATP or Grand Slam officials had hoped that Federer, the elder statesman, would throw plenty of it on Djokovic's activism, they were disappointed.
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It's also worth noting that one of the main reasons Cheney and Biden could exert such influence is that both were elder statesman figures who weren't viewed as having serious ambitions for the presidency themselves.
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And so we have Dwyane Wade, Elder Statesman, a player who, in an age where smart basketball and hero-ball live on opposite ends of a binary, manages to embody a seeming paradox—smart hero-ball.
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Henry Kissinger, who was complicit in war crimes in a shockingly large number of countries, remains a Washington celebrity and a highly respected elder statesman whose views on foreign policy continue to be given substantial weight.
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Biden is a personally very well-liked member of the Democratic Party establishment, nobody really thinks he meant any harm, and were he quietly fading into an elder statesman role, everyone might leave well enough alone.
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While Biden has become an elder statesman who could be an antidote to the chaotic Trump era, his long track record also features past support for policies now anathema to broad swaths of the Democratic electorate.
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As an elder statesman of the city's stand-up scene, Mr. Quinn has acquired some authority, but he also undercuts it repeatedly, presenting himself as a peddler of hogwash who does the bare minimum of research.
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Bob Kerrey, Democratic elder statesman and Vietnam War hero, told CNBC on Wednesday he almost feels like a "person without a party" when he listens to some of the views espoused during this year's presidential race.
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Still, across the street from the venerable Peppermill Fireside Lounge, another late '60s/ early '50003s-era elder statesman of the Strip, it felt like a doorway to an electric, mildly psychedelic, sparkly wonderland of adult weirdness.
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Since then, Guy has enjoyed his rightful elder statesman status, though it's hardly kept him from working: He continues touring, recording and playing all over the world, preaching and pleading the blues to whoever will listen.
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Mr Berlusconi, who has begun to take on the aura of an elder statesman, despite his conviction for tax fraud and a string of sex scandals, also made an important contribution to Mr Musumeci's successful campaign.
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Footwork elder statesman RP Boo's music video for "Bang'n on King Dr" is set at the 2015 edition of the Bud Billiken Parade, an annual event that has been formative throughout the history of footwork culture.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama said on Friday Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas's attendance at the funeral for Israeli elder statesman Shimon Peres was a reminder of the "unfinished business of peace" in the Middle East.
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Mr. Trump sought to hone his own foreign-policy credentials on Wednesday by meeting for an hour with Henry A. Kissinger, the Republican elder statesman and former secretary of state, at Mr. Kissinger's apartment in Manhattan.
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The 74-year-old Dolbeer is now regarded as the elder statesman of the bird-strike world, a tight-knit group of researchers and practitioners who gather regularly to discuss the best methods to minimize snarge.
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As Mr. Bloomberg traverses the country as a presidential candidate, he is drawing on a vast network of city leaders whom he has funded as a philanthropist or advised as an elder statesman of municipal politics.
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It seemed impossible that the same person who created a new genre of Memphis soul in 1962 could also reinvigorate the standard 15 years later, then stay relevant into the 21st century as an elder statesman.
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But more than anything, Obama abandoned the posture he's cultivated over the past 18 months as an elder statesman who largely stays out of the ruckus and refrains from directly criticizing Trump or Republicans in Congress.
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While George W. Bush has become more popular as an ex-president, few people see him as an elder statesman of the GOP, and he seemed to be mostly a liability for his brother, Jeb Bush.
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"She has taken over more problems than any other prime minister in my lifetime and none of them are her fault, she didn't create any of them," said Ken Clarke, elder statesman of the Conservative Party.
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BERLIN, Nov 2 (Reuters) - Wolfgang Schaeuble, president of Germany's parliament and the leading elder statesman in Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats, is backing a pro-business right-winger to succeed her as party leader, Der Spiegel reported.
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Orban's meeting with Kohl, 86, who makes only rare public appearances and is largely wheelchair bound, stoked speculation that it was meant as a snub to Merkel and that Germany's foremost elder statesman disagrees with her course.
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The office of President Adama Barrow, whose election in 2016 brought an end to the rule of the army officer who toppled Jawara, Yahya Jammeh, hailed the late president as "an elder statesman" and Gambia's "founding father".
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He is running to the right of Mr. Sanders's populist rhetoric and Ms. Warren's "billionaire tears mugs," and offering a generational contrast to former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s elder-statesman, Joe-from-Scranton appeal.
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It is easy to sound like the elder statesman "worried about high burn" or "worried about high valuations," but tolerance for burn and willingness to "pay up" for high growth are core aspects of the entire venture model.
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But in a new environment, as an elder statesman, Redick has shown that he's far more than a shooter, in a league that should be able to make good use of his talent for years to come. 6.
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But because Castro was shockingly young at the time he took power, he was able to lead Cuba's revolution, stay at the helm for more than 40 years, and retain a role as an elder statesman in retirement.
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With the Southeast Asian nation's next election due by August, Mahathir is reworking his image - no longer the autocratic prime minister who ruled Malaysia for over two decades, he is projecting himself as the opposition's avuncular elder statesman.
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By the time he lit the Olympic torch for the Atlanta Games in 1996, he was an elder statesman, visibly shuddering with signs of Parkinson's disease, a powerful, poignant distance from his 1960s self but still media-ready.
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And to lose the nomination this way — which would remain, obviously, a strong possibility — would ensure that Biden exited the stage of liberal politics not as an elder statesman but as a wrong-side-of-history bad guy.
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At 377 Metropolitan Avenue, Brooklyn And the Elder Statesman designer Greg Chait will close his Winter Shop, stocked with all manner of cozy cashmere bits like an embroidered teddy bear ($615) and throw blanket ($3,335) on Dec. 31.
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Via voice-over narration, the punk elder statesman Iggy Pop presides over the nearly 160-minute parade of musician cameos and archival footage, but his scraggly-voiced guidance returns only intermittently to connect the dots between the years.
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The endearingly awkward Coombs and mischievous Carlson – enough years Nat's senior that he read the elder statesman growing up in First Down magazine, a fact he likes to remind his friend of—did indeed make a great team.
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In a league filled with billionaires and outsize personalities, Mr. Rooney was more interested in deflecting attention than receiving it, particularly when he turned into an elder statesman surrounded by owners who had made their money outside of football.
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After three years of largely steering clear of divisive internal Democratic fights, Mr. Obama is increasingly moving off the political sidelines and trying to play a new role: elder statesman for a party grappling with its post-Obama identity.
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Another elder statesman in 39-year-old Aussie Kelly is there to welcome Evans to a division filled with older fighters, rocked by the recent news that returnee Georges St-Pierre will be competing for Michael Bisping's middleweight title.
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Spain coach Sergio Scariolo said his team executed their game plan perfectly on Wednesday and he gave a lot of credit to the team's elder statesman, NBA All-Star center Pau Gasol, for creating space for his teammates to play aggressively.
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FRANKFURT, Dec 28 (Reuters) - Former Bundesbank president Hans Tietmeyer, an elder statesman of European monetary policy who survived an assassination attempt in 1988, has died at the age of 85, a spokeswoman for the German central bank said on Wednesday.
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As he gleefully shouts behind his pearly Ludwig kit, you can almost feel time flowing backwards—before he was an elder statesman of rock, before he was a millionaire celebrity, before he was a mop top, before he was Ringo, even.
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But this is also about those who have seen Cosby rise as an elder statesman and a cultural icon, and the reluctance to tear down a black man who has done so much to build himself up while helping others.
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Mugabe is revered by some as an elder statesman and independence leader but also reviled by many in Africa and abroad who accuse him of resorting to violence to retain power while running a once promising economy into the ground.
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He became an adored elder statesman by the mid-'00s anyway, one given a boost by the aforementioned Chappelle's Show sketch and a run of incendiary performances at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the Grammys, and the Super Bowl.
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As elder statesman, he kept publicly quiet Bush faded from view during the Clinton years, but was thrust back into the spotlight -- and became the subject of a torrent of amateur psychology -- when his son ran for president in 2000.
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Since then he has acted virtually without fault in public, and his metamorphosis into a respected elder statesman is what enabled him to leave with dignity intact, proud to tell his daughters that yes, he messed up, but he atoned, too.
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Along the way, you might pick up an Alo Yoga top, dip-dyed cashmere from The Elder Statesman or a reproduction vintage-rock T-shirt from Blaine Halvorson's MadeWorn label off racks inside an enormous makeshift zeppelin on the second floor.
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For a second opinion, I asked Malina Joseph Gilchrist, T magazine's women's style director, for her thoughts: "The best brands for loungewear to me are Hanro, Skin and, for a more luxurious option for winter, the Elder Statesman," she says.
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A leading elder statesman in jazz, Mr. Coleman is known for his subtly adventurous solos, full of extended arpeggios; his keen but coolheaded tone; and a brief affiliation with the Miles Davis Quintet in the 1960s that jump-started his career.
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The Bellos made him offer one to John Arena, an elder statesman of the pizza world and a member of the World Pizza Champions team, which is why he was dressed in a bowling jersey with his name on the back.
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David Ross, who is playing in his last professional baseball game at age 225, who has played on 20113 different professional teams at all levels, who is the elder statesman of the Cubs, just hit his first World Series home run.
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At the same time, the elder statesman who is supposed to be the antidote to President Donald Trump was undisciplined and undeniably macho -- reminding voters he's an at times undisciplined contender who almost seemed ready for fisticuffs with a hostile questioner.
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And Biden, 77, is seen by some as a creature of a previous and bygone political era, an elder statesman who is no longer as sharp on the debate stage as he was during vice presidential debates in 2008 and 2012.
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In selecting Mr. Beshear, 72, Democrats opted to elevate an elder statesman from the belt of heartland states that Mr. Trump won handily, rather than highlighting one of the party's newer faces or a potential challenger to Mr. Trump in 2020.
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Speaking in a slow, deliberate manner at odds with the at times raucous tone of earlier speakers, the elder statesman refuted the Republican claim that Democrats have been planning to impeach President Donald Trump since even before he was sworn in.
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Earlier this year, 23.6-year-old town-planning pioneer Mayer Hillman—a cycling activist who is a sort of elder statesman of British public transportation planning—told the Guardian that climate action is futile and his life's work was essentially pointless.
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The 26-year-old played very much the elder statesman after the 33-23 21523-2128 6-4 victory, complimenting his 19-year-old opponent on his game but advising him to come back and try again when he had more experience.
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Ms. Bera received numerous honors for her aerial feats, including a spot on the Smithsonian National Air & Space Museum's Wall of Honor, a Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award from the Federal Aviation Administration and an Elder Statesman Award from the National Aeronautic Association.
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His high-profile editorials snatch nearly as many headlines as his actual records do, and over time, Bragg has grown into something of a progressive elder statesman, albeit one who has absolutely no problem confronting fascists in the streets of his old neighborhood.
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Additionally, Biden is at his best as an elder statesman: a calm, gracious and forward-thinking leader with the moral authority to, for example, publicly endorse same-sex marriage at a time when a majority of the nation — including President Obama — opposed it.
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What these young Non-Figurative painters were attempting to start in the late '40s, with Bissière as their reluctant elder statesman, was to expand Fauvist color and Cubist structure into a new "abstract" language still haunted by a sensual experience of the world.
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Despite the scandal Mr. Dimon has evolved into the industry's elder statesman and chief lobbyist, including a 113 rant against the "anti-American" rules from the Basel Committee, which imposed higher capital requirements on the biggest banks, almost all of them American.
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Hoffman occupies the role of elder statesman to the young protagonist of the film, William Miller (Patrick Fugit), who, besides having the most vanilla byline in rock journalism, will lean on his steward's advice as much as he will attempt to disprove his admonitions.
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Spending most of his career on the Asian MMA circuit, sometimes dabbling in Strikeforce, Kawajiri found a niche in being one of the UFC's key featherweight gatekeepers—beating emerging talent in Sean Soriano and Jason Knight, as well as fellow 145lbs elder statesman Dennis Siver.
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MARSEILLE, France (Reuters) - England's exciting youngsters need to shake off the shackles of history and play without fear if they are to end 103 years without a major trophy at Euro 2016, coach Roy Hodgson and the squad's elder statesman Wayne Rooney said on Friday.
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His actual giving directly to federal candidates — at least the giving that's legally required to be disclosed — is as of now pretty meager, according to campaign finance records, but Conway is still a coveted endorsement in Silicon Valley given his stature as an elder statesman.
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The contenders so far include two of Mr. Trump's closest allies from the hard-line House Freedom Caucus, a Georgian well-liked by top House leaders and a mild-mannered elder statesman who played a key role in the last presidential impeachment two decades ago.
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His journey from a Massachusetts moderate to a conservative businessman to an elder statesman may have kept Romney afloat as a political figure, but it also contributed to his reputation as an inauthentic opportunist -- tacking in whatever direction he felt the party was headed.
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Though often viewed in the West as a pariah, he was, in many corners of Africa, considered an elder statesman thanks to his liberation pedigree, his longevity and his eloquence in articulating a broad resentment of Western powers' past and present policies toward the continent.
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"Words cannot convey the magnitude of the loss as former President Mugabe was an elder statesman, a freedom fighter and a Pan-Africanist who played a major role in shaping the interests of the African continent," President Uhuru Kenyatta of Kenya said on Friday.
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"With memories of the sovereign debt crisis, Berlusconi's legal troubles and his sex scandals having somewhat faded, the former prime minister is now seeking to play the role of elder statesman," Peter Ceretti, analyst at the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), told CNBC via email.
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The case was argued by elder statesman Anerood Jugnauth, 88, who served for nearly 30 years during four stints as prime minister or president of Mauritius from 1982-2017, and now holds the post of "minister mentor" in a cabinet led by his son.
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Johnson has promised to push the organization forward during his tenure, and the two recent advisories, both issued under Johnson's watch, could be one way for the NAACP to combat its image as the elder statesman resting on the work done in years past.
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At 30, he was the elder statesman of the team, and he was reliably in the right place at the right time; per the Nylon Calculus rim protection numbers, he also saved the Bucks 7.1 points per 36 minutes with his ability to protect the basket.
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Earlier this year, Dave Chappelle made his much-awaited return to the stand-up comedy special game with Deep in the Heart of Texas, positioning himself as an elder statesman lecturing a new generation about things like the inconvenience of addressing transgender people by their correct pronouns.
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It has humiliated Mr. Hariri, Saudi Arabia's main ally in the country, created a potentially destabilizing political crisis in Lebanon and given Hezbollah's leader, Hassan Nasrallah, an opportunity to appear the elder statesman, calling for calm and declaring that Mr. Hariri is welcome back any time.
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Perhaps the experience of being so hotly contested has something to do with the equanimity Salle exhibits in "How to See," his debut collection of essays: The former enfant terrible (his words) is now an affable elder statesman with an upbeat, noncombative approach to art criticism.
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It would be far better for his legacy and the issues he cares passionately about for Mr. Biden to take on the mantle of elder statesman and campaign around the country in the coming two years to help Democrats recapture statehouses, the Senate and the White House.
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But the mountain of allegations and the public debate that followed were also about those who have seen Cosby rise as an elder statesman and a cultural icon, and the reluctance to tear down a black man who has done so much to build himself up while helping others.
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If Mr. Bush's embrace helped scrub Mr. Clinton's reputation of some of its tawdrier aspects, Mr. Clinton helped transform Mr. Bush's image from that of a vanquished one-term president who had never fully escaped the shadow of his popular predecessor, Reagan, to one of a respected elder statesman.
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The Chrome Hearts jewelry label has transformed its design district store into a candy-colored confectioner's shop stocked with customized sweets and designer collaborations, like M&M's with dagger, cross and flower motifs ($12) and an Elder Statesman cashmere plush flamingo with sterling silver Chrome Hearts eyes ($990).
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Benjamin Hoffman: The Suns have stockpiled quite a collection of enormously talented youngsters who hope to grow into one of the league's better cores over the next few seasons, but with the signing of Trevor Ariza, Tyson Chandler, the team's elder statesman, will have someone to talk to.
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Though he left Bakersfield a while ago, Mr. Lars Aldric Finberg has built a solid reputation as a unique artist and his work in legendary bands A-Frames, The Intelligence and Thee Oh Sees, have helped make him a West Coast elder statesman when it comes to idiosyncratic rock n roll.
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Even as Democrats scored a slew of wins nationally in the 2108 midterms, Florida's longtime senator and elder statesman, Bill NelsonClarence (Bill) William NelsonAl Franken says he 'absolutely' regrets resigning Democrats target Florida Hispanics in 2020 Poll: Six Democrats lead Trump in Florida match-ups MORE, was ousted by Sen.
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His tops appear to be from designers like Brunello Cucinelli, J.Crew or Elder Statesman, according to GQ. A look-alike Brunello Cucinelli T-shirt costs $295, but true Zuck fans be warned — at the time of publication, his dark gray version is sold out, so you'll have to go for a lighter shade.
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His is the classic "blue-collar average Joe gets discovered, kicks around the music industry, recovers from a serious illness, ages comfortably into elder statesman" story, and if Prine hadn't insisted on bucking convention from the get-go with his wry, occasionally bleakly humorous tunes, he'd probably already have a big-budget biopic.
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The reset effect is one of the other positive things about him bowing out now: He sets himself up in the position Jay Z was post- Black Album or Wayne after Tha Carter III, walking away as the elder statesman and gracefully clearing the floor for someone new to take his spot.
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But his 1988 bid was partly undone by a racist campaign waged by then Vice President George H.W. Bush — now universally admired as an elder statesman — who dredged up a rape committed by an African-American convict named Willie Horton while on a temporary release from prison thanks to Massachusetts' weekend furlough program.
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Yet I can still picture the way Bryant, as he moved into his elder statesman phase, would readily allow foreign journalists to defy protocol and snap selfies with him in the buildup to the 2012 Olympics in London because he took such pride in his role as a worldwide ambassador for the game.
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But, said Ivan Kurilla, a political analyst in St. Petersburg, Mr. Putin's hometown, "the most plausible explanation is that he wants to become the elder statesman who still holds power like the former Chinese leader or Nazarbayev," references to the deceased Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping and to Nursultan A. Nazarbayev of Kazakhstan.
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This year's events will close with a finale concert headlined by DMX and the Lox — once the marquee acts of the streetwise Ruff Ryders label in the late 1990s and the early 923s — along with Rakim, an elder statesman of rap; the longtime radio hosts and D.J.s Stretch and Bobbito; and more.bkhiphopfestival.
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" In a statement, Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta called Mugabe "an elder statesman, a freedom fighter and a Pan-Africanist who played a major role in shaping the interests of the African continent ... a man of courage who was never afraid to fight for what he believed in even when it was not popular.
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Lost for decades, it was trimmed and shaped by the writer and director Yariv Mozer, and interleaved with news footage and other clips that contain everything from historic moments of oratory to charming shots of the elder statesman doing a headstand on the beach or sharing a piano bench with Ray Charles.
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To be honest, the age difference hasn't really manifested in any way, shape or form, except that I guess I do feel like a bit of an elder statesman at times, especially when I go off on stories of old, name dropping, the whole "it isn't as good as it used to be" yarn.
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Fast-forward to today, and other kids aren't Juicy J, multi-hyphenate music mogul who, amongst being the de facto elder statesman of Southern hip-hop, a founding member of Three 6 Mafia, and an Academy Award-winner, is without a doubt one of the most innovative artists and impresarios of the past 25 years.
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Like Tucker, Mr. Redford still has it at 82: the sonorous voice of a Western poet, the windswept hair and the knee-weakening smile, along with the spoils of an elder statesman — a best director Oscar for "Ordinary People" and an honorary one for a career that includes the creation of the Sundance Institute.
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This was true in shows by discreet designers like Mr. Van Noten, who revisited his own back pages in a quiet show that tended to bisect the body horizontally with boxy jackets afloat above skinny legs, and equally in a gorgeous one staged by Yohji Yamamoto, a soulful elder statesman with a bone to pick.
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Yet in an appreciation after the death in September of Shimon Peres, Israel's elder statesman who had become most identified with the pursuit of peace and the two-state solution, Mr. Greenblatt praised Mr. Abbas for his gesture of attending Mr. Peres's funeral, despite the criticism Mr. Abbas faced from some of his own constituents.
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But when the revival confronts its elder statesman status head on — whether through Will gaping at a young gay guy who brushes off the sacrifices of the "Stonehenge" riots or Grace saying her "woke" pussy hat is great for sneaking candy into movies — it displays a more unique perspective than it's giving itself credit for.
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With Pretty Girls Like Trap Music, the elder statesman of hip-hop created a whole ambiance, complete with a real-live pink trap house to match the one on the album cover, a temporary pop-up in Atlanta that served as everything from an art gallery to a health clinic and is now back for the holidays.
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In their camp in Kaptagat, at more than 212,20133 feet, Kipchoge is also the elder statesman, inspiring younger runners with his work ethic, modesty and results, which include two Olympic medals at 22013,22016 meters and marathon wins in Chicago, London, Rio de Janeiro and, in September, in Berlin, where he ran 2150 hours 1 minute 39 seconds.
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Thrun, who founded Google's research lab X and its autonomous car project, education start-up Udacity, and electric aircraft company KittyHawk, is a co-founder and chairman of a stealthy enterprise company called Cresta AI. He's the elder statesman of the founding team, which includes Zayd Enam, Tim Shi, and Andre Esteva, who are all in their late 20s.
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The best thing Democrats can take away from the speech is both a model for addressing these issues and simply an acknowledgment from a well-liked elder statesman that it's okay for Democrats to run as the party of the people against the powerful, and not a betrayal of his legacy to tap into populist themes.
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As Giasson points out in the exhibition's catalogue, among the members of Iturria's generation of Latin-American art-makers, he has become something of a younger elder statesman who, unlike many of his peers, chose to make the human figure a central subject in his work, even as such strong tendencies as geometric abstraction and conceptual art were developing around him.
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But with voter discontent with Republican leaders in Washington soaring and echoes of the 2014 primary defeat of the House majority leader, Eric Cantor, in the air, at least some voters are wondering whether Mr. Nehlen could make Mr. Ryan, once seen as a conservative reformer and elder statesman of the Tea Party movement, the next high-ranking Republican leader to fall.
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Howard is a frequent entertainer, and the rooftop of the detached modern guesthouse, built by the green architect David Hertz, is the site of many a post-dinner-party hang, including a recent gathering that drew The Elder Statesman designer Greg Chait, the Swedish pop star Robyn, the artist and curator Aaron Rose and the singer-songwriter and actress Sky Ferreira.
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The whole gang is here: De Niro as Sheeran, his face digitally Botoxed for much of the movie to look a few decades younger; Joe Pesci as mob boss Russell Bufalino, in a subdued performance that nevertheless suggests a coiled menace; Harvey Keitel as Angelo Bruno, an even bigger mob boss, carrying himself with the ease of an elder statesman.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 6900 crime law authored by Biden MORE (I-Vt.) as "the elder statesman" of the Democratic presidential campaign, saying the longtime senator will rise to the top of the growing field of 2628 primary candidates.
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Richard Riordan, the former mayor of Los Angeles and an elder statesman of the Republican California establishment, is as good an example as any of the inroads Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE has been making in wealthy West Coast circles.
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Leif Ove Andsnes, the elder statesman of the group, has earned the right to range freely: his orchestral appearances (with the conductor Edward Gardner, April 26 and April 303) feature Debussy's rarely heard Fantasie for Piano and Orchestra, while a David Geffen Hall recital (May 2) includes equally out-of-the-way works by Nielsen, Sibelius, and Schubert, along with a recent piece by Jörg Widmann and Beethoven's "Tempest" Sonata.
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By then Mr. Shagari, patrician and mild-mannered, had become what his followers called an elder statesman as his country grappled with challenges that had become familiar: an almost reflexive recourse to graft; an economic malaise relating to falling prices of oil, Nigeria's dominant foreign-currency earner; and a fierce divide between its northern Muslims and southern Christians that became ever more stark with the rise of a bloodthirsty jihadist movement called Boko Haram.
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Steve Jones has been a lot of things in his 61 years: a love-starved bastard, smooth criminal, an insatiable man-slut, a master thief, an insufferable prog-rocker, a would-be Yacht Rock A&R rep, SEX shop clerk, Chrissie Hynde's pre-Pretenders fuck-buddy; a teenage Sex Pistol, a 224-year-old has-been, a sticky-fingered junkie, a shit-hot guitar-slinger-for-hire, Iggy Pop's muse, a Fabio-haired solo artist, a buff and burnished Hollywood biker, a recovering addict, a childhood sexual abuse survivor, a jailhouse motivational speaker, an ascot'd elder statesman of punk, a beloved LA disc jockey, and—phew—a sexagenarian social media baller.
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Steve Jones has been a lot of things in his 61 years: a love-starved bastard, smooth criminal, an insatiable man-slut, a master thief, an insufferable prog-rocker, a would-be Yacht Rock A&R rep, SEX shop clerk, Chrissie Hynde's pre-Pretenders fuck-buddy; a teenage Sex Pistol, a 23-year-old has-been, a sticky-fingered junkie, a shit-hot guitar-slinger-for-hire, Iggy Pop's muse, a Fabio-haired solo artist, a buff and burnished Hollywood biker, a recovering addict, a childhood sexual abuse survivor, a jailhouse motivational speaker, an ascot'd elder statesman of punk, a beloved LA disc jockey, and—phew—a sexagenarian social media baller.
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