Despite everything she has been through, Sarah is excelling in school.
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One is the company is excelling in the space they're operating.
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So I can see you are excelling in your pursuit of experiences.
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Now, he's happily married, working, excelling in school, and surrounded by friends.
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Excelling in big-time college basketball sits easily at mission-oriented institutions.
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Where Rodriguez has been excelling in recent fights is in his counters to takedowns.
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Look deeper, and all you will find is that he is excelling in everything.
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When life gets hard, she says, Turks put their effort into excelling in artistic pursuits.
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He's recently taken on a new teaching job and is excelling in the new position.
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And he'd done his part, excelling in South Africa's famously difficult high school exit exam.
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In school I started excelling in math and found that it came easily to me.
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It successfully enriches by focusing on excelling in the few areas that make it singular.
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Like Mutesi, she too is from a background and excelling in a male-dominated field.
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Indeed, there aren't many polls showing Democrats excelling in the well-educated districts where Mrs.
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I think he was excelling in a sport that we weren't, so it was pure jealousy.
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They built strong bases of support among white liberal voters, excelling in places like Boulder, Colo.
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But here they were, dancing, lobbing and excelling in a setting that urged them to aspire.
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That's not only a problem for workers who reap little benefit for excelling in their work.
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Clinton is excelling in diverse and well-educated states like Virginia, Colorado and even North Carolina.
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Excelling in debates used to be a real political currency to take on the campaign trail.
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The key to excelling in this position is to take advantage of every chance you get.
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He played all the sports, excelling in soccer and golf, and had a hard time sitting still.
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All in all, Mr. Peace's students now are excelling in comparison to the start of the year.
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Condé Nast built its business — and mystique — by excelling in the now-antiquated art of making magazines.
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Leutner, now 15, is reportedly thriving and excelling in school as she prepares to begin her sophomore year.
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Political Calculus Across the postindustrial world, the populist right is excelling in the old bastions of the left.
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But integral to excelling in juggling as well as in science, Savage suggested, is a stick-to-itiveness.
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Voters could factor in his added expectations after rebuffing Nashville and Buffalo and still excelling in New York.
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Omega is one of the top names in at-home juicing, specifically excelling in the masticating juicer department.
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The keys to this are excelling in school, doing your best and keeping your family close, he said.
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Create more academic scholarships across all fields to reward hard-working students who are excelling in their studies.
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"I'm really focused on excelling in my sales career and in growing as an artist in gloving," he says.
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It honored and celebrated women who were really just killing it, excelling in and redefining their roles in society.
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He is really into sports and golf… and he's excelling in all (of) the sports development for Mission Hills.
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Excelling in school debate opens many academic and professional doors, conferring prestige and signaling exceptional verbal and logical aptitude.
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She defied her teacher's expectations, excelling in her classes, eventually finding a job providing educational services to Bucks County Schools.
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Sasha also, inexplicably, is excelling in her math class despite the fact she spends most of her lessons zoning out.
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I was working at a rapidly growing tech company in the Midwest, and I was quickly excelling in my career.
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"I posted this picture to show that I could pursue my love for makeup while excelling in academics," Mendoza said.
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Screenshot: GizmodoWhy you would pick it: There's lots to like about Deezer without it actually excelling in any particular area.
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But self-discipline is the key to excelling in your profession and meeting your goals, so it's important to master.
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Schaft was acquired by Google in December 2013 and has been very quiet since, despite excelling in DARPA's Robotics Challenge.
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If you're still able to work, start focusing on excelling in your current role to avoid layoffs during a recession.
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Nor does Russia pack much cultural punch beyond its borders, despite excelling in classical music, ballet and many other arts.
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That all changed at last night's NAACP Image Awards, which honors people of color excelling in music, film, television, and literature.
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On the surface, Biyombo's story would appear as a simple case of a backup excelling in place of an injured starter.
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Offers to bring a young Chester on the road were occasionally proffered, but Watson placed a premium on excelling in school.
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Coleman, the College Board's CEO, told CNN Saturday that the dashboard spotlights students who have defied odds by excelling in demanding circumstances.
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There's no alternative representation of women excelling in a career independent of a man's actions, direction, success, or reaction to her success.
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Whenever a woman is shown excelling in the sport, she has an almost masculine shape because she has "run off" her curves.
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Whether it's sticking to a budget or excelling in your career, forming a few good habits could help you along the way.
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Kang gave Jenner golf tips, and Jenner, the 1976 Olympic decathlon gold medalist, offered her advice on excelling in the competitive arena.
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Even if there are slight average differences among groups of humans, individuals from any group are capable of excelling in any realm.
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For decades she treated deaf children, whose difficulties in communicating limited their path to excelling in school and forced some into institutions.
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We have to come to terms with the fact that embracing AI is rapidly becoming be a prerequisite for excelling in many fields.
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Although Fall not initially selected in the June draft, he was signed by the Celtics after excelling in the team's NBA Summer League.
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Brooker also had some words for those who would argue that Bandersnatch achieves nothing that computer games haven't been excelling in for years.
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Peko, 34, spent the past two years with the Broncos on a two-year, $7 million deal, excelling in a run-stopping role.
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" Wednesday, and he told the story of how he and his buddy beat up a 3rd grade Justin for "excelling in a sport.
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And when it comes to consumption, women are not only excelling in the cannabis kitchen, but leading as pioneers in this nascent field.
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She was an outstanding all-around athlete, excelling in the shot-put, the discus and other events as well as the high jump.
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Instead of excelling in one or two extracurriculars, or demonstrating significant competence in one field of knowledge, today's students attempt to cover all bases.
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After excelling in culinary school, Muncy sent out his resume to every Michelin-starred restaurant he could find an email address for, including Coi.
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Manish and Rakhi Aggarwal later described their son as a studious middle-schooler, excelling in math, science, Spanish, violin and piano — and now cubing.
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Like Josh Taylor, Inoue was the last man standing in the World Boxing Super Series, with the "Kaibutsu (Monster)" excelling in the bantamweight season.
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The year was 1943 and he was just rewarded with some money for excelling in school, which he used to start a business called Ikea.
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Sessions was elected Alabama Attorney General in 85033, serving as the state's chief legal officer and excelling in the enforcement of substantial civil rights cases.
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While it had — and continues to have — a conservative bent, the newspaper became known in its early days for excelling in coverage of local news.
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In crucial ways, the charismatic conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin, now in his fourth season as music director of the Philadelphia Orchestra, is excelling in the job.
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Because the highest revenues—and, therefore, the highest paychecks—now come from T20, the latest generation of players has focused on excelling in limited-overs games.
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After a rocky start in which Ms. Genao was placed on academic probation, she has improved her grades and is committed to excelling in her classes.
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" You'll recall ... Matt went on Kimmel earlier this month and told the story of how he once beat up a younger Trudeau for "excelling in a sport.
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Despite excelling in graduation rates, leadership effectiveness, & talent, Black women must work 85033 additional months to receive the same amount of money as our white makes counterparts.
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"When you get to college, it's almost like this echo chamber where you see other women excelling in the sport with very low body weight," she said.
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The Bach program included another fine baritone, Tyler Duncan, excelling in the death-resigned Cantata No. 82, "Ich Habe Genug" ("I Have Enough"), right down to its depths.
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And Facebook Gaming will continue to support creators on its live-streaming platform, but with a focus on markets it's excelling in, like Brazil, Mexico and Southeast Asia.
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In those three European campaigns, why were Arsenal only capable of excelling in the second leg when they had already blown their chances with a first-leg collapse?
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In its third year, the Index Art Book Fair in Mexico City had strong local representation, with independent and experimental publishing houses excelling in the art of bookmaking.
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Popular and excelling in class, Bolu got the grades he needed to get into the University of Ibadan, 850 kilometres southwest of Jos, just outside the megapolis of Lagos.
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Clutch throws or surgical precision or sharp decision-making might distinguish the best quarterbacks, but by excelling in those areas with regularity they are also, in effect, managing games.
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By the end of their first year at their local public schools, the girls had learned enough English to take the state exams, and were excelling in their classes.
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The Manhattan Project created nuclear weapons and won WWII by excelling in two broad types of science — nuclear weapons design by civilian scientists, and nuclear weapons effects by military officers.
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"Today, Payton is a strong young woman who is excelling in school and doing many things that a teenager would do with her family and friends," says family spokesman Steve Lyons.
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People took to Twitter to share their thoughts on Brown's casting, which many were uncomfortable with — especially because the film is about women excelling in a sport often dominated by men.
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Five students who are currently at or previously attended Harvard Medical School emphasized not trying to tick every box in the application, but excelling in your letter of recommendation and essay.
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And a recent survey of high school students excelling in these lucrative STEM fields indicates that the super rich of the future could well be sons and daughters of immigrants to America.
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It is how she got there -- excelling in a man's world and playing in what was traditionally a boy's club of politics -- as well as, and often better than, her male counterparts.
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By highlighting that women have been excelling in the soft skills also needed for STEM jobs, we can help prevent girls from being discouraged from pursuing the technical skills also needed to succeed.
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That is why the "Mad Money " host decided to compare two of the biggest players in the office furniture space, Herman Miller and Steelcase, to see which one is excelling in the workplace.
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That is why the "Mad Money" host decided to compare two of the biggest players in the office furniture space, Herman Miller and Steelcase, to see which one is excelling in the workplace.
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While fintech companies usually start by excelling in a single asset class or product, some of us have set out to serve the customer across many, if not all, of the customers' financial needs.
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It means more for Diaz to sizzle in Seattle than it does for Betances in New York, what with Miller and Chapman and David Robertson all excelling in the wake of Mariano Rivera's retirement.
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A spokesman for Payton's family previously told PEOPLE that she is "a strong young woman who is excelling in school and doing many things that a teenager would do with her family and friends."
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"I was juggling school and work, and I wasn't excelling in both, and I realized that I had to focus on one," said Lim, even if that meant leaning on her mom for support.
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Leland Orser (currently excelling in "Berlin Station" on Epix) plays a newspaper editor who assigns stories from his bar stool, which reads as a cliché here even if it sometimes happens in real life.
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Or it can boost his confidence, help him make a positive first impression, and, supposedly, give him better chances of everything from excelling in school and ascending the corporate ladder to not going to prison.
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A growing number of South Africans of mixed race—still known as Coloureds—are excelling in rugby and (along with some players of Indian descent) in cricket, but black Africans remain thinly represented at the top.
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"Of all the behaviors that lead to executive success, [reliability] is the only one that both increases a candidate's odds of getting hired and his or her odds of excelling in the job," write the authors.
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Miles was accepted to YC after excelling in YC Fellowship, the new program for embryonic startups, in which they receive as much as twenty thousand dollars and the opportunity to consult with a partner over Skype.
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If athletes from historic powers like Austria, Switzerland and North America grow up on skis, with a pyramid structure from beginner to elite, British skiers are excelling in disciplines that do not demand a mountain on the doorstep.
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The 26-year-old, who started out as a midfielder, has become a key player for Chelsea this season, excelling in a wing-back role since manager Antonio Conte switched to a 3-4-3 formation in October.
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Biden benefited from low expectations heading into the night, but he over-performed by actually excelling in the debate, where he was relaxed, cogent and looked like what he is: the clear frontrunner in the Democratic race for president.
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Although Ms. Owen intended the document, "An Education Beyond the Classroom: Excelling in the Realm of Horizontal Academics," to be a private joke shared with a handful of friends, it quickly traveled outside that small group, getting forwarded around campus.
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"India is proud of our scientists, who are excelling in their research and are at the forefront of innovation," Modi said from the ramparts of the Mughal-era Red Fort in Delhi to a crowd numbering in the tens of thousands.
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On Tom Brady still excelling in the N.F.L. at 39 or Jaromir Jagr still playing in the N.H.L. at 44 or Serena Williams still capable of dominating at 35: I love seeing and hearing that these guys are still doing it.
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I believe you can't "force" everything to happen, but you can feel confident that if you know who you are and focus on excelling in one or two areas where you shine, you will find your professional and personal success.
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But what it does best, despite being set in the largely inaccessible world of luxury fashion, is tap into a very relatable fantasy of overachievement: sacrificing everything for your job, excelling in it, and earning your boss's trust and respect.
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While Goff is excelling in his second season, running back Todd Gurley is the one sneaking into the MVP conversation and is up to 1,817 yards and 17 touchdowns - rushing and receiving - on the season after totaling four scores in last week's win.
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Women are not only excelling in these roles, but as the online voices of sports teams, they're finding themselves insulated from the kind of harassment and abuse that plagues many of the more visible women in the sports industry (and outside of it).
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When Recode unveiled its first Code Commerce Series event in May, the goal was to bring together the leaders of companies that are excelling in the e-commerce world today while still placing big bets on what the industry will look like tomorrow.
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Ruth Ann Koesun, a principal dancer in American Ballet Theater who epitomized the company's early eclectic profile by excelling in roles that ranged from Billy the Kid's Mexican sweetheart to the "Bluebird" pas de deux from "The Sleeping Beauty," died on Feb.
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While Parker has graduated, the team is still loaded with seniors excelling in much larger roles, including Floyd (the guard has made 42 percent of his threes) and Clide Geffrard, a 6'5'' forward who has connected on 64 percent of his two-point attempts.
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The Vikings seem to have found an answer to their injury woes at quarterback with Case Keenum excelling in place of Sam Bradford (knee), and Jerick McKinnon has put up big numbers in two games since rookie running back Dalvin Cook was lost for the season.
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Although slow in learning how to read, Davenport quickly became a star pupil, excelling in English and the classics at Duke University and then, via a Rhodes Scholarship, at Oxford, where he became the first student at that school to write a thesis on James Joyce.
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Though she had traveled abroad with several United States national teams with the best of her age group, she had only a vague understanding of what awaited her in Storrs: the intensity of an Auriemma team, the expectations of excelling in every practice, winning every game, raising every trophy.
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But that's only part of what makes the size of the job so exciting; unspoken is the simple fact that we don't often get to see a group of women excelling in their chosen careers, and reveling in each other's success — even if it happens to involve grand theft.
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Tesla Solar Roof (runner-up) Blue Origin Facebook solar plane SpaceX Falcon 9 Landing Social Impact Excelling in using technology to advance social impact Kapor Center for Social Impact (winner) The Kapor Center for Social Impact aims to make the tech ecosystem more diverse and inclusive through community engagement, financial investment in underrepresented founders and STEM education for underserved kids.
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That doesn't mean that Rihanna won't comfortably be inhabiting and excelling in her current mode for a long time to come, but it does mean that there are some very exciting possibilities for a future of R&B that takes present-day Rihanna as a sort of jumping-off point, something of which I was reminded on multiple occasions yesterday.
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Outside of the actual burnout that is associated with being in the mental health field, there's the bonus of being a woman in a field where most people are women, thus sometimes feeling left out of the overall feminist conversation related to excelling in a "man's" world (despite the fact that women in helping professions still make less money than men in those professions).
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