It will be interesting to see if Apple follows suit.
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If esports follows suit, will that be a good thing?
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As she spirals further from reason, the movie follows suit.
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As the digital economy expands, the threat landscape naturally follows suit.
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Cohn says that he has liver cancer, and Henry follows suit.
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A Wyatt Earp (or maybe it was a Morgan) follows suit.
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Here's to hoping that the rest of the industry follows suit.
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Faced with such an inspiring message, here's hoping that Hollywood follows suit.
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The music video, co-directed by Jones and Will McCormack, follows suit.
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Gunn's Guardians of the Galaxy collaborators are clearly hoping Disney follows suit.
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The proclamation follows suit with similar actions taken by Obama — when Sen.
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Lourd playfully sticks her own tongue out — and then Gary follows suit.
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So you have the content first, and then the technology follows suit.
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The stock market follows suit, taking the Mandible family fortune with it.
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Naturally, cable news, which is its own form of entertainment, follows suit.
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The third person then follows suit, jumping several inches into the air.
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The Elantra Sport follows suit, with its aggressive but not overwrought styling.
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If the Senate follows suit, Mr. Trump may issue his first veto.
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Sam later tells Bash he's ditching, and Bash, ever the puppy, follows suit.
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Avowed socialist and Democratic gubernatorial nominee Ben Jealous of Maryland similarly follows suit.
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Here's hoping the rest of the film—out in October 2017—follows suit.
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Salvador follows suit, seeking pain relief, and develops an addiction of his own.
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That doesn't mean they're necessities to our work, or that every person follows suit.
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The show follows suit, offering no punchline to cut through the earnestness at hand.
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On February 18, the Sun enters Pisces, and Mercury follows suit on February 25.
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Newman pulls out the company's new 6-camera Omni VR rig and follows suit.
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Every time you flip the orientation of your phone, the TV automatically follows suit.
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The proclamation follows suit with similar actions taken by former President Barack Obama — when Sen.
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The video follows suit, with 'retro' Super Mario visuals set against a sporty, competitive narrative.
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"If the judiciary also follows suit, there will be tremendous pressure on the political setup."
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If the House follows suit, the commonwealth would become the 38th state needed for ratification.
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The video follows suit by presenting two characters unable to reach or see one another.
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"When stock markets are strong oil usually follows suit," PVM Oil Associates strategist Tamas Varga said.
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The sexist judge Hackett (Joe Grifasi) follows suit, and has Midge arrested for contempt of court.
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His Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, follows suit with her own speech on the economy on Thursday.
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If the Senate follows suit Monday, it would go to President Trump's desk for final approval.
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It's a cheeky reminder to make the best of things, and the track's video follows suit.
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If AT&T follows suit, the DC universe could end up tied to HBO Go or DirecTV.
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Its new video follows suit, a love story that manages to be at once simple and empowering.
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But if she follows suit, it will be because she didn't need convincing in the first place.
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If SAS follows suit then Eurowings bases could spring up across Scandinavia, stemming the rise of Norwegian.
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Rule #2: You can only eat while she is eating The second rule follows suit with the first.
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If another big credit-rating agency follows suit, its bonds may be removed from the main international indices.
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Prague's ban follows suit of cities like Barcelona, which banned the two-wheeled vehicles from its waterfront promenade.
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" Gosling says, leaning into it, before Stone playfully follows suit with a tongue-twister inside-joke word: "Sibilance!
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The former was apparently the case with both SeinText and KanyeText, so here's hoping the latter follows suit.
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Let's see if the rest of the GOP and a critical mass of the voting public follows suit.
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But at Mr. Bannon's urging, Mr. Trump embraces Mr. Moore and the Republican National Committee obediently follows suit.
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If the Senate follows suit in overturning this rule, the US will go from a leader into a laggard.
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If he follows suit, we can expect to see baby Louis at his christening in a couple of months.
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Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda responded by saying U.S. interest rates rises did not demand Japan follows suit.
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The people sitting closest to the runway stand up first, and then everyone else follows suit, like a wave.
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If I move a muscle and get out of myself, maybe even help another person, my mind follows suit.
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That's a good thing, and when Mr. Holder follows suit, "Too Heavy for Your Pocket" is fresh and lively.
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If John Kasich follows suit, after finishing below even Bush in South Carolina, Cruz may slip to a distant third.
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The similarity follows suit with Workplace itself, which features Facebook staples such as profiles, groups, and a company News Feed.
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If he holds his ground, and Heller follows suit, the Republican dream of repealing and replacing Obamacare might be dead.
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They see this as a harbinger of what lies in store for Europe's parcel delivery firms if Uber follows suit.
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The track, "Bystander 2," follows suit, evoking dark, atmospheric tones that underscore its central themes of social strife and apathy.
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The rest of the evening follows suit, which is fitting for a supernatural Western comedy involving a soul-sucking demon.
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If Trump follows suit, he will appoint one more Republican commissioner and one more Democratic commissioner to serve the agency.
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Blain-Cruz follows suit, encouraging her cast to find in each character the snap and shine of a movie goddess.
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No doubt, as socially intelligent robots and AI become more powerful and more widespread, the potential harm to children follows suit.
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If it follows suit with the Cosmos, you could enjoy some features that would require buying a whole new headset otherwise.
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The new home collection follows suit, with tasteful but fun decor items that won't break the bank or feel overly trendy.
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If the U.S. border states OK recreational pot, he says, it's likely only a matter of time before Mexico follows suit.
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And, me being the follower that I was, and growing up in the neighborhood, when one person runs, everybody follows suit.
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Didi integrated Ofo's bike service into its main app earlier this year, so it could be that Grab follows suit in Singapore.
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Whenever a municipality is considering a tax, a media discussion typically follows suit — including a discussion about the health harms of soda.
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If Google follows suit it would make the area one of the world's largest data center hubs, the local municipality Aabenraa said.
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First, Bernie Sanders unveils his Medicare-for-all bill; then Kirsten Gillibrand comes out for a job guarantee (and Sanders follows suit).
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SanDisk's Extreme lineup of microSD cards advertise 160MB/s read and 90MB/s write speeds, and its new high-capacity card follows suit.
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Q Acoustics is known for high-end audiophile speakers that cost thousands of dollars, and its newest release, the Concept 300, follows suit.
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But if you miss out on the deals, have no fear: Cyber Monday, its strictly online counterpart, follows suit just three days later.
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Anne Hathaway is known for marching to the beat of her own drum — so it's no surprise that her California home follows suit.
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One feature we're super excited about is that the Corrale follows suit with a lot of Dyson's vacuums in that it's totally cordless.
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After Bughead (aka Betty and Jughead) starts furiously making out, Varchie follows suit and passionately kisses on the couch across from their friends.
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Josip, a World War II veteran who runs the town's historic funicular, follows suit when he finds out about Andrej's illicit mail habit.
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Hopefully T-Mobile USA follows suit with an Un-bloatware program of its own, though there's no indication as to when that might happen.
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Because sticky-rice alone may be one of the greatest food inventions of all time, this chip form follows suit with full GSOAT status.
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It's long past time that the tech community follows suit and teams up to improve general security and mitigate threats to individuals and organizations.
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In Glas, a jazz score by the Pim Jacobs Quintet follows suit, switching over to a cold industrial soundtrack whenever machinery takes the spotlight.
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US drops out; Iran follows suit Despite the President's hints this week, debate continues within the Trump administration over whether to abandon the JCPOA.
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Last month, the Brazilian state of Para lifted its restrictions, but full production at Alunorte can only resume once a federal court follows suit.
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Time follows story beats on Gilmore Girls, not the other way around, and it's no surprise that A Year in the Life follows suit.
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I hope that everyone in the world follows suit because no argument, ill words, and confrontation is worth being your last encounter with someone.
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The current administration has made national security a top priority, and blocking this rule follows suit, keeping our communities, facilities and first responders safe.
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Straddle-stanced bassist Magnus "Magnúm" Larssonm, who is so passionate about the songs, he mouths along despite no mic in sight, soon follows suit.
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The brand has given some of its most beloved products a facelift lately (see: the Vice Lipstick relaunch), and this new brush collection follows suit.
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The menu is a throwback to retro Italian dining and the décor follows suit, with its dark paneled walls, checkered tablecloths, and plastic floral arrangements.
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China, the world's largest carbon emitter, is likely to continue aggressively expanding its wind and solar energy capacity, whether or not the US follows suit.
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While Para state's lifting of its embargo is a positive development, Hydro said full production would not resume until a Brazilian federal court follows suit.
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If the MDB follows suit, Fleischer believes the fiery lawmaker running on a law-and-order and anti-corruption platform could forge a workable majority.
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"In Hong Kong, there's a culture of sharing large birds," says Henry, who follows suit at Belon with his signature dish of a whole roast chicken.
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Kusama's direction follows suit, rarely going in for flash; instead, she uses a roving camera to trail behind characters, almost as if they're leaving us behind too.
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Once one country gives in to it, the imports that prompted the move are diverted to another country, which naturally follows suit, setting off a chain reaction.
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It's to this fine actress's credit that the audience gives itself over to Sylvia long before her desirous Richard (Ashley Zhangazha) does the inevitable and follows suit.
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Most likely end game: House moves through their spending bill before House Democrats leave on their retreat Wednesday, and the Senate follows suit a few days later.
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In one sequence, Mike's band plays sedately at the rock club, then suddenly starts rocking out, and the crowd follows suit — but of course it's a fantasy.
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I have found many people feel they do relate to both characters in so many ways at their core, so the costume design for the show follows suit.
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Virgo season officially starts on August 23, but you'll feel the energy shift early as Mars enters Virgo on August 18 and Venus follows suit on August 21.
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The rest of the season follows suit, with each chapter of the anthology leaning into its respective genre and rules while never stepping out of the Black Mirror sensibility.
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If the judge in the case follows suit, the verdict could set a remarkable precedent for the protection of graffiti and street art under the Visual Artists Rights Act.
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Virgo season doesn't officially begin until August 23, but you'll feel the energy shift early as Mars enters Virgo on August 17 and Venus follows suit on August 21.
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If North truly follows suit, it could be that what he does next, with Uncharted behind him, becomes even bigger than what he's been a part of with Naughty Dog.
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Rooney's debut, Conversations With Friends, was a novel of ideas that also featured plenty of good sex and straightforward, yet lovely prose, and her second novel, Normal People, follows suit.
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Both stages move at various points throughout and the crowd follows suit, effectively rendering the people standing on the floor part of the show in a small but meaningful way.
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If you have a leading lady or gentleman who is easy to get along with, undemanding, friendly and charming, the cast follows suit, and you have few if any problems.
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One person does a push-up, and a partner follows suit, and then the first person does two, and so on up to some number and back down to one.
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And if this is what the young and intoxicated think at 2 AM in a stone circle, then it's surely a matter of time before the rest of Britain follows suit.
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Virgo season officially begins on August 23 but you'll feel its earthy vibes early as warrior planet Mars enters Virgo on August 18 and sexy Venus follows suit on August 21!
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" Bloom follows suit, reminding me (so that I can remind players) that fans will be getting "more of what they love", not less: the set pieces, the "war and warrior fantasy.
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So how long will it be before a mid-market team, one with a smaller budget but much more to gain from early-mover success in the United States, follows suit?
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Amazon hasn't published any Black Friday deals, but if it follows suit from last year's schedule, it will soon begin to post daily deals in the name of the big shopping holiday.
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Other IT companies like HP and Dell have raised their pricing to make up for the currency drop, so it will be worth watching to see how and if IBM follows suit.
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The flimsiest sections of the novel were the swipes of social satire, aimed at easy targets (how difficult is it, really, to bring helicopter parents crashing down?), and the movie follows suit.
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Black, who came with Wilson to Capitol Hill from Colorado to urge passage of the Senate bill, commended the Senate for passing its version and said she hopes the House follows suit.
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I'm hoping that Aloy follows suit—and that the Zoids keep on coming for me, for her, to explode into chunks of jaw and tail, like so many children's toys before them.
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As CircleCI matures and the market follows suit, a natural question following a Series D investment is when the company might go public, but Rose was not ready to commit to anything yet.
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The artist is named after a furry breed of tussock moths; his forthcoming Immolated EP on FaltyDL's Blueberry Records follows suit with an underlying narrative inspired by the life cycle of a praying mantis.
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Jada Pinkett Smith pees onto a crowd while hanging from a zip line, too, but she does it accidentally, while whimpering with shame; when Haddish follows suit, she does it with both intention and glee.
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If Israel were to strike Iran, the big question will be whether the U.S. follows suit and how Iran would respond, which some analysts say would be likely via rocket attacks by its Lebanese proxy Hezbollah.
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More importantly, we hope Carey's movie-quote response wasn't just a joke and she did indeed have puppies brought backstage to make her feel happy — and that Perry follows suit to fulfill her pop star dreams.
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Massie, a libertarian politician who follows suit with his fellow Kentucky senator Rand Paul, is associated with the House Liberty Caucus, the small group of libertarian-leaning representatives who advocate for limited government, among other things.
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If the full House follows suit and votes to hold Mr. Barr in contempt, it would be only the second time that the nation's top law enforcement officer has been penalized by lawmakers in that way.
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The video (watch below) follows suit, and sees Dua in front of a green screen, resplendent in literally every item of clothing you're likely to catch on your Instagram Explore page over the next few weeks.
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He shows them how to do the jump, and one of the girls—I still can't tell them apart—follows suit, leaping from the track to the sand and throwing her arms out, just like her daddy.
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A deal to kick off the conference follows suit with previous years: in 2015, the weekend before the conference brought news of Shire's $5.2 billion acquisition of NPS Pharma; in 2016, Shire's $32 billion acquisition of Baxalta.
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The former Spice Girl's over-the-top strapless gown by Vera Wang and tiara is a far cry from the more minimalist-chic style Victoria is known for nowadays, but David's white tux follows suit with his fashion risks.
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After Maura (Jeffrey Tambor) heads to a conference in Israel, the rest of the family follows suit, and uses their trip to the homeland as an opportunity to learn more about themselves and how they can better interact with each other.
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Why it matters: Like the South African model, "whether or not Kim Jong-un follows suit and agrees to dismantle his country's nuclear program will depend on whether or not he sees the program as vital to his country's livelihood."
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Samsung expects its 64-megapixel part to go into mass production in the second half of this year, so it wouldn't be surprising to see the feature show up on spec sheets for late-2019 flagships — particularly if image sensor market leader Sony follows suit.
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What's worse is that this decision sets a precedent for other tech giants and for other nations — and if everyone follows suit, the only thing that would result is a slightly increased income from companies that would still be paying unconscionably low tax rates.
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Inheriting this title in February from first female Chair Janet Yellen, Powell will be scrutinized closely by markets to see if he follows suit on the central bank's current route towards hitting its inflation target of 210.75 percent, raising rates and unwinding the Fed's balance sheet.
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Over at the New York Philharmonic, a rage for the modern takes hold, as Esa-Pekka Salonen, the commanding composer-conductor of our time, leads the ensemble in the U.S. première of "Forest," a concerto for four horns and orchestra, by the British composer Tansy Davies (April 27-29); Alan Gilbert follows suit, with a program that offers the New York premières of both a Salonen staple, "Wing on Wing," and a new work by the up-and-coming Icelandic composer Anna Thorvaldsdottir (May 19-23).
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