Beyoncé had a familiar face at her Texas show on Tuesday night.
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Since then, Alwyn has been a familiar face at Swift's sold-out shows.
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The only familiar face at Origen is the team's founder, Enrique "xPeke" Cedeno Martínez.
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He said he recognized the slain woman; she was a familiar face at the church.
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Trump, a familiar face at the conference, is slated to be the keynote speaker this year.
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He was a familiar face at the center and was close with the staff and community there.
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He has indicated he intends to be a familiar face at Mar-a-Lago during his presidency.
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A familiar face at Uber, he been an adviser since October, Khosrowshahi said in an email to employees.
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A familiar face at several was Beixi Liu, who was accompanied by a sign made specifically for selfies.
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Mr. Hancock would of course become a familiar face at the Grammys, a trusted performer and a repeat winner.
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Like the Neumanns, Langman is a familiar face at the Kabbalah Centre, with a regular seat at the head table.
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Insiders say Valani is heavily involved in Juul's internal affairs and a familiar face at the company's San Francisco headquarters.
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However, Alwyn has been a familiar face at Swift's tour stops and the couple have been photographed a few times out on dates.
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He is a familiar face at energy conferences and frequently refers to his current post as the "coolest" job he has ever had.
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However, Alwyn has been a familiar face at Swift's tour stops and the couple has been photographed a few times out on dates.
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Bob Casey, whose re-election campaign Biden sought to boost with his visit, said he has become "a familiar face" at the event.
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He remained a welcome and familiar face at Yankees' annual Old-Timers' Day celebrations in the decades following his playing career, which ended in 1967.
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Washington (CNN)When the time came for the Trump administration to announce it was ending DACA on Tuesday, there was a familiar face at the podium.
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Barr will be a familiar face at the Justice Department: He previously served as attorney general from 1991 to 1993 under President George H. W. Bush.
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Ms. Macel will be a familiar face at the Venice Biennale; she was the curator of the Belgian Pavilion in 2007 and the French Pavilion in 2013.
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The novelist Terry Southern, a city transplant, became a fixture in Greenwich Village and a familiar face at New York University and Columbia, where he taught screenwriting.
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Mr. Wampler was a familiar face at the refuge, and in an interview with Oregon Public Broadcasting during the occupation, he called himself a 68-year-old hippie.
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He's a familiar face at scenes like this, and is flanked by a dozen or so police officers who look a bit like they'd rather be anywhere else.
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Andrea — who is a familiar face at Swift's sold-out concerts — said in court she first learned of Mueller's alleged groping after her daughter's concert on June 2, 2013.
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DAKAR, Senegal — Papa Massata Diack, a sports official accused of participating in one of biggest corruption schemes ever in global sports, is a familiar face at Senegal's swankiest hotels.
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He became a familiar face at the local Torrance Public Library, where he devoured texts on the German industrial designer Dieter Rams, Nikola Tesla and the theory of relativity.
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Mr. Portnow, the academy's longest-serving chief, has been a familiar face at Grammy-related events, and typically addresses the awards' television audience each year on topics like artists' compensation.
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This anniversary bash features a familiar face at the decks: Mr. Troxler, a D.J. and producer who takes strong influence from Detroit techno and spins regularly at Burning Man and European festivals.
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Although Alwyn has been a familiar face at Swift's tour stops, and the singer has accompanied her boyfriend to his film premieres, the couple is happy keeping their private life to themselves.
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"We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Don Larsen, who remained a welcome & familiar face at our annual Old-Timers' Day celebrations," the NY Yankees announced in a statement.
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And Mr. Trump, usually accompanied by his wife, Melania, has been a familiar face at well-publicized benefit galas in New York and Florida, where the rich and famous mingle and are seen.
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Roberts had all the necessary qualifications: He was only 50 years old at the time, an excellent legal writer who hadn't drafted any disqualifying opinions, and a familiar face at Federalist Society debates and lectures.
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"We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Don Larsen, who remained a welcome and familiar face at our annual Old-Timers' Day celebrations in the decades following his playing career," the Yankees said.
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The singer has been a familiar face at the annual event, which has seen her open up to her young fans about topics ranging from dealing with pressure to the support she received after her kidney transplant.
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"We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Don Larsen, who remained a welcome and familiar face at our annual Old-Timers' Day celebrations in the decades following his playing career," the Yankees said in a statement.
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When Stephen Mandile returned home to Massachusetts from Iraq in 2005, he knew that he would become a familiar face at his local VA's medical facility due to severe injuries he had sustained to his head and back while overseas.
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He was a familiar face at the medical center, though, with three additional hospitalizations: twice for bacteremia, a bacterial blood infection marked by high fevers, and once so doctors could tame an allergic reaction to a transfusion of platelets, which always reminded Chris of chicken broth.
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This time he returned as a familiar face. At each concert, he was asked to sing the most popular Indian song at the time, "India is the Best Country." In one occasion, Rashid's train was on its way to Hyderabad. Suddenly, a huge crowd of Indians surrounded the train, holding flashlights, fruit and flowers.
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Her first fitness competition was the NPC South Carolina State in 1995, where she placed first. She would eventually end up winning eight fitness competitions. Her background and presence in fitness contests made her a familiar face at fitness expositions as well as in fitness magazines. Ryan placed second for three years (until 2004) in the Fitness Olympia.
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Penny Macmillan is a British journalist, who presented the news on Reporting Scotland for nearly ten years. In March 2007 she decided to take a career break from the BBC to spend more time with her young family. Penny was a familiar face at breakfast, weekends and at 22:25. In the year before her departure, she could also be found co-presenting the main programme at 18:30.
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Right up until his death, Commissioner Cottrill continued to be a familiar face at division, territorial and international Army events in London. He was a consistent and reliable soldier at Bromley Temple Corps, not only attending Sunday worship regularly, but being involved in many corps activities and special occasions. Commissioner and Mrs Cottrill always had a love for young people and communicated across generational boundaries with consummate ease. The Commissioner's ministry at Bromley in recent years included prayer partnership with young people in the corps.
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The group was first formed in 2003 as a four-piece girl band with Tisha Martin a familiar face at the time after appearing in children's television shows Kerching and The Basil Brush Show. The group's first single, "On My Knees", was a hit in the UK (reaching the top 5) and Australia (reaching the top 30). A second single, "Dumb," reached number 3 in the UK and also reached the top 30 in Australia. These singles appeared on their album Between the Sheets, featuring songs written by Diane Warren, Redeye, and The 411 themselves.
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Daimler had not been England's first choice; his early experiences had led him originally to apply to Bentley, but without success. During his five-year apprenticeship Lofty England also made his first appearances in motorsport. In 1932, his final year as an apprentice, England finished second in the inaugural RAC Rally, driving one of Laurence Pomeroy's Daimler Double Six cars. Being based in Hendon also meant that England could easily attend race meetings at the Brooklands circuit in Surrey, and he became a familiar face at the Track.
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John Hixon (7 February 19211939 England and Wales RegisterEngland & Wales, Civil Registration Birth Index, 1916-2007 – 20 December 2009)England and Wales, Death Index, 2007-2017 was an English football talent scout. A familiar face at football games across the North East for decades, Hixon played a major part in furthering the careers of many footballers from the region. Working as Burnley's scout in the North East for many years, Hixon also recommended players to Southampton, Ipswich Town, Sunderland and Newcastle United. His most notable protégé was Alan Shearer, with whom he remained close friends up until his death.
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326 This success spurred Brennan, Davitt and Egan to establish the Land League of Mayo in June 1879. They convened a meeting of Irish nationalists at the Imperial Hotel in Castlebar on 21 October 1879 during which the Irish National Land League was founded. Brennan was appointed joint- first secretary alongside Davitt and Andrew Kettle. Prominent Home Rule League MP Charles Stewart Parnell was chosen as the Land League's first President. From 1879 to 1881 Brennan worked tirelessly within the League's executive and became a familiar face at Land League rallies, where he garnered national attention as an eloquent public speaker.
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Whilst on National Service in Cyprus in 1955, Anthony first played the game of volleyball and, on his return home to a job as an assistant lecturer at Manchester University he established a national governing body for the sport. Anthony remained president of England Volleyball. Volleyball England’s Hall of Fame bears his name. He traveled the world to promote peace and the values of the Olympic Games through UNESCO and the Olympic Solidarity movement. He was a familiar face at the International Olympic Academy in Greece and oversaw the establishment of Britain’s own National Olympic Academy in 1982. As a journalist, he was responsible for uncovering much of Britain’s early Olympic heritage and also ensured that William Penny Brookes’ Olympian Games in Much Wenlock received their rightful place in the history of the modern Games.
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