Twitter was more popular but we were gaining on them.
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And polls showed him gaining on Mr. Trump in Virginia and Georgia.
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The speeded-up and streaking Pittsburgh Penguins might be gaining on you.
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So it's still gaining on Uber, but there's a long way to go.
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Australian stocks gained 21.8 percent with mining shares gaining on higher aluminium prices.
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A pickup truck was lumbering up ahead, and Risher was gaining on it.
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Clinton; he has been gaining on her in Marquette polls in recent months.
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Separately, an Ipsos poll showed Macron gaining on Le Pen's first round lead.
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Oil prices hesitated, after gaining on the risk of supply disruption in Libya.
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He is in fifth place, gaining on former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg.
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The midcaps were 0.3 percent higher, gaining on the strength in the local currency.
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U.S. sovereign bonds eased on Friday across all major durations after gaining on Thursday.
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Boeing rose 2500 percent, also gaining on a bullish outlook by brokerage firm UBS.
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And in Texas's 31st District, Democrat MJ Hegar appears to be gaining on Rep.
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Guillier, 63, is gaining on Sebastian Pinera, the top choice with 20 percent of support.
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But on the whole the west and centre have stopped gaining on the south coast.
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It still has its share of shortcomings, but it's quickly gaining on Boasted Board's dominance.
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The crew of armed heavies did little to deter Klaew's enemies from gaining on him.
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He steamrolled through the first month of voting, but Cruz is now gaining on him.
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Sanders is gaining on Clinton in two of the five states holding primary contests on Tuesday.
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It makes it clear that as of February, authorities felt sure they were gaining on EARONS.
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U.S. Treasury debt yields fell, after gaining on Friday in response to the U.S. employment data.
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The sour mood persisted despite Asian shares gaining on forecast-beating Chinese economic growth data, which Markets.
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Bernie Sanders is gaining on Hillary Clinton for the Democratic nomination, according to CNN's Political Prediction Market.
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More people still download Uber's app than Lyft's, but Lyft is gaining on the ride-sharing giant.
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He's gaining on Clinton in Iowa, according to polls, and has held an edge in New Hampshire.
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Opinion polls conducted in late June suggest that Mr Macri is behind Mr Fernández but gaining on him.
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"Broadly, the Indian market is gaining on optimism from strong quarterly results, especially from Tata Motors," Shah added.
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But everyone seems to agree that the numbers are rising, largely because female philanderers are gaining on men.
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In recent days, Marco Rubio has been gaining on him, following Rubio's solid third-place finish in Iowa.
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Don't be fooled by any pundits trying to peddle the "but the Democrats are gaining on Trump!" nonsense.
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Kamworor could see his opponent gaining on him in the television screens set up around the finish line.
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The race has become a fierce battle in its final months, as polls show Gillespie gaining on Northam.
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One theory: Snapchat started generating some comparisons earlier this month to show it gaining on Facebook's total views number.
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He started the race a much more obscure figure than Clinton, and over time he keeps gaining on her.
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A new report by the business travel expense firm Certify shows Lyft is gaining on both taxis and Uber.
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Economically, China is gaining on us every day in Africa, South East Asia, Latin America and, soon, Eastern Europe.
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He's up in the polls in New Hampshire and is gaining on the former secretary of State in Iowa.
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Weaver said Clinton had only agreed to next week's debate because Sanders has been gaining on her in polls.
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Looking back and up, I could just make out the F-86, and his wingman farther back, gaining on us.
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Retirement village operator Summerset lost 1 percent, after gaining on Tuesday after posting a sharp jump in profit on Wednesday.
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A spate of national and early state polls have shown her gaining on — and even surpassing — Biden in recent weeks.
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His re-energized outfit is now either gaining on Clinton, or expanding his lead, in national and early-state primary polls.
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Not only is Lyft gaining on its bigger rival Uber, that growth is driven by young people, according to new data.
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I felt that I was gaining on the knowledge that I wanted to get; I felt that I was getting there.
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The dollar dipped briefly on the retail sales data before erasing the losses and then subsequently gaining on the manufacturing data.
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The Australian dollar traded marginally lower at $0.7272 on Thursday after gaining on the greenback over the previous three trading sessions.
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Sanders has consistently placed second in national and state polls, but several recent surveys show Warren gaining on her Senate colleague.
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Fitness is quickly gaining on other traditional forms of "meaning-generating" experiences that are more traditionally seen in religious get-togethers.
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"WTI is definitely gaining on Brent after the inventory data," said Phil Flynn, an analyst at Price Futures Group in Chicago.
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Polls show Bernie Sanders gaining on Hillary Clinton in Rhode Island, Connecticut and Indiana, though she appears ahead in Pennsylvania and Maryland.
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The number of Americans who consider themselves liberal is gaining on the total who identify as conservative instead, according to new poll.
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A national poll of registered voters from Monmouth University shows Mr. Trump gaining on Hillary Clinton as he heads into the convention.
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Part of the pitch from pro-Biden surrogates was that Bloomberg's past policies would prevent him from gaining on Biden among minorities.
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The race has become a fierce battle in its final month, as polls show Republican Ed Gillespie gaining on Democrat Ralph Northam.
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One study done by Loup Ventures at the end of 2018 showed Siri not yet in the lead, but gaining on its competitors.
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The Oregon-based company is also gaining on the resurgence of '90s fashion trends that is helping boost sales of its classic sneakers.
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Headlines about the fabled "late night wars" dissect the status of various white men in comedy; is Seth Meyers gaining on Jimmy Fallon?
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The Chinese ship was gaining on us, and a larger, 1,000-ton coast guard cutter with water cannons had appeared on the horizon.
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At the same time, though, Sanders is gaining on Clinton in national polls, and has trounced Clinton in many recent small-state contests.
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Since then, it has been downloaded 1.5 billion times, and might even be gaining on Instagram and Snapchat in numbers of active users.
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Since then, it has been downloaded 1.5 billion times, and might even be gaining on Instagram and Snapchat in numbers of active users.
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The 2015 biopic "Straight Outta Compton" is the highest-grossing of all time at $161 million, and "Bohemian Rhapsody" is rapidly gaining on it.
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He's the player most likely to make the first team, although Junior Lolo (Emmanuel Kabongo), a recruit from Côte d'Ivoire, is gaining on him.
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The FTSE was 0.17 percent lower by 0740 GMT, while the midcaps were 0.4 percent higher, gaining on the strength in the local currency.
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Warren has been gaining on Sanders in the polls and her standout performance on Wednesday night underscores the threat she poses to his campaign.
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A big problem with this, however, is that data show Instagram has been gaining on Snapchat in this regard over the last few months.
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That perception might change if Janz is able to turn his fundraising into tangible evidence that he is gaining on Nunes in the polls.
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Wilkerson's tweet is now at over 2.8 million retweets, falling short of his goal but gaining on DeGeneres's Oscar selfie tweet with 3.3 million retweets.
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First, Trump has been gaining on Clinton in the polls of late, and more recent donations from the food industry may certainly reflect this trend.
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The Montana special election earned its high profile early thanks to polls that showed Democrat Rob Quist gaining on Gianforte in a deep-red state.
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Miners saw some comeback after a dismal last session, with Glencore, Rio Tinto, BHP and Antofagasta all gaining on the back of higher copper prices.
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" A month later, after poll numbers showed that Mr. Sanders was gaining on her in Iowa, she drew criticism for newly portraying herself as a "progressive.
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With the stock market gaining on the positive trade news, he's keeping his eye on a few things that could still present an opportunity for investors.
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WARSAW, Dec 11 (Reuters) - Central European currencies firmed on Wednesday, gaining on expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve would leave rates unchanged with a hawkish tone.
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While others sat in front of the TV watching sports or reality shows or went to movies or parties, I felt like I was gaining on them.
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Gold's momentum was held in check by increased appetite for riskier assets, with world stock markets gaining on expectations of a trade agreement between Washington and Beijing.
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Coca-Cola, Procter & Gamble, and pharmaceutical giants Merck and Pfizer were also among the five worst-performing Dow components, gaining on average roughly 3 percent or less.
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Why it matters: China has been gaining on the American head start in these strategic technologies, and the U.S. is deploying new tools to keep it at bay.
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Wind and solar in particular, have been expanding at a breakneck pace and are gaining on all other energy sectors in job generation—coal, natural gas, and petroleum.
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Fillon - an early favorite before his campaign hit the rocks following nepotism allegations that he has denied - scored 20 percent, meaning he was now gaining on Le Pen.
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Hickey said when the market is up 20% or more for the year to this point, the final two months tend to be better, gaining on average 5%.
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By the time that Bra started gaining on Savyalov on that final hill, Norway, which was then a country of just 4 million, was in a collective frenzy.
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The Asia Pacific region makes up over one-third of the global air passenger market, gaining on average a bit over 1 percent in global market share per year.
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Analysts said the dollar was also gaining on expectations that the incoming Trump administration's economic plans would complement the Fed's pace of rate increases and boost the dollar further.
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This gain is largely a reflection of China's rising refinery throughput rather than any weakness in domestic consumption, which has been gaining on the back of stronger vehicle sales.
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As mentioned earlier, they're all gaining on Amazon's absurd market share, and now their salespeople will have a single incident to show that AWS is not 100 percent durable.
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Gold's momentum was held in check by increased appetite for riskier assets like equities, with world stock markets gaining on expectations of a trade agreement between Washington and Beijing.
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The downbeat mood comes after Wall Street started off the week on a high note, partly helped by retail stocks gaining on the hopes of a robust holiday season.
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Sherman never liked to let Matilda out of his sight, and when she sensed Sherman gaining on her, she sped up because she wanted to be in his lead.
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Markets in Asia traded mixed on Wednesday, with Japanese shares gaining on the back of a weaker yen, while traders awaited the key August U.S. nonfarm payroll data due Friday.
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The change may have something to do with Snapchat's video success; the younger app was quickly gaining on Facebook's daily video views total at the time the metric was retired.
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"Large-cap stocks are still gaining on a relative basis against mid- and small-caps," Johnson said Monday on "Trading Nation," meaning that the former is outperforming that latter two.
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The tech index rose 1.1 percent to its highest since June 2001 with sentiment buoyed by Apple shares rising to a record peak and Microsoft gaining on news of an acquisition.
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After World War I, when America challenged Britain as the leading global empire, the dollar began gaining on sterling as the currency that most central banks preferred to hold in reserve.
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The dollar, which is seen a safe haven on trade war fears, had dipped on prospects for a softening stance on the tariffs before gaining on perceived dovish remarks from Draghi.
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Some in the CSU see robust language as an effective way of challenging the AfD, which is gaining on the CSU in polls ahead of October's vote for a new Bavarian parliament.
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While the U.S. 10-year Treasury note yield rose about 5 basis points overnight, its German bund counterpart jumped nearly 7 basis points, helping prevent the dollar from gaining on the euro.
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However, lower-than-expected addition of new subscribers in the second quarter had led to concerns that rivals might be gaining on Spotify, particularly in countries where Spotify faces home-grown competitors.
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Opinion polls indicate that Macron, who is running as an independent in the April-May election, is gaining on the frontrunners, conservative candidate Francois Fillon and far-right leader Marine Le Pen.
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AT&T and Sprint have been gaining on T-Mobile and Verizon for some time in terms of average mobile download speed, according to Ookla, so the latest findings aren't a surprise.
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However, lower-than-expected addition of new subscribers in the second quarter had led to concerns that rivals might be gaining on Spotify, particularly in countries where Spotify faces home-grown competitors.
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Then, in the mid aughts, mozzarella started gaining on it, and has claimed the top spot as the most consumed cheese, since 2010 (mozzarella is a key ingredient in string cheese and pizza).
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"We may not only see the mood to be festive, but see some stocks gaining on rising expenditure during the 10-day Golden Week holidays," said Takuya Takahashi, a strategist at Daiwa Securities.
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SX8P was a bright spot, up 1.5 percent and hitting its highest since June 2.53 with sentiment boosted by Apple shares trading at record levels and Microsoft gaining on news of an acquisition.
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"We believe gaining on-going and future relationships for exclusive content from star creators such as Rhimes/Letterman/Lorre/Kohan, while losing a handful of Disney movies, is a net positive," he wrote.
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So if the 10-year gets up around 3 percent, it shouldn't in itself prevent stocks from holding their valuations and perhaps gaining on the benefit of the expected pickup in earnings this year.
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The two freshman senators are locked in a race that is tightening by the day here, with Mr. Rubio gaining on Mr. Cruz in both public polling and internal surveys conducted by both campaigns.
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"The rout in the stock market has hit extra hard and the dollar is gaining on a safe-haven bid at the moment," said John Doyle, director of markets, at Tempus Consulting in Washington.
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Analysts said the dollar was also gaining on expectations that the Trump administration's economic plans, including fiscal stimulus via infrastructure spending, would complement the Fed's pace of rate increases and boost the dollar further.
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An opinion poll last week showed conservative candidate Francois Fillon's lead in France's presidential election race had narrowed, with both Macron and far-right leader Marine Le Pen gaining on the former prime minister.
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So when they took the field Wednesday night with their ace, Masahiro Tanaka, on the mound, it was with the rare prospect of gaining on Baltimore, Toronto and Boston, all of whom had lost.
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"Whenever I went up against her, which was almost never, I could feel her gaining on me, and it was always just a matter of time before she'd catch or overcome me," she writes.
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The streaming service from Apple has been quickly gaining on Spotify in paid subscribers, growing at a rate of five percent each month compared to Spotify's two percent growth, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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The group winds up finding a capsized boat that was clearly attacked by the living as Strand suggests that it may be tied to Jack's group as another boat is rapidly gaining on The Abigail.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks were mixed on Wednesday, with the Nasdaq gaining on the strength of tech stocks while the S&P 500 was little changed as it marked its longest bull-market run.
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It's not surprising that Mongolian coking coal is gaining on Australian supplies, given it is massively cheaper, with customs data showing it cost China $62.93 a tonne in December, while cargoes from Australia were $233.72.
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He described China as a "peer competitor" gaining on the United States not by matching its forces weapon by weapon but by building critical "asymmetrical capabilities," including with anti-ship missiles and in submarine warfare.
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In the race to become the progressive alternative to Mr. Biden, multiple polls indicate that Ms. Warren is gaining on Mr. Sanders, the other septuagenarian in the race who is running second in most surveys.
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When Meera and Bran looked just as doomed as Jon, with a swarm of wights gaining on them after their attack on the cave, Benjen rode in with his ball of fire to save the day.
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Rather than the traditional model of losing money on some orders and gaining on others, it claims to be profitable on every order — although, of course, marketing, salaries and other costs aren't factored into unit economics.
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Weeks of attacks from his opponents and "super PACs" are taking a toll on Donald J. Trump's popularity, according to a new ABC News/Washington Post poll that shows his Republican rivals slowly gaining on him.
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Miller had apparently started one of the out-and-back sections of the course ahead of Harris, but Harris, who knew she was gaining on Miller because of what spectators told her, had not seen her anywhere.
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To make things worse for Uber, new data shows Lyft may be gaining on it in the US."Since going public, Uber has been a horror show," one Wall Street analyst said of the stock's 25% decline.
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She's gaining on famous businessmen like John Paul DeJoria, who sits at No. 21985 with a net worth of $22018 billion, and investor Mark Cuban, who sits at No. 22014 with a net worth of $215 billion.
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He said that the rapid grip the virus is gaining on New Orleans was deeply worrying and a possible harbinger for worse to come across the south and for less densely populated and warmer cities across America.
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Cancer deaths gaining on deaths related to heart disease might be explained by the fact that "treatment for cancer is more complex, and we are not able to treat cancer as effectively as cardiovascular disease yet," Boffetta said.
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Isn't it a joy to wonder how shocked Ted Cruz must feel to learn that Beto O'Rourke, the candidate of small donors and not special interests, is dramatically gaining on fundraising and coming on in the latest polling?
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Netflix is still the biggest streaming video contender in an industry that is swiftly gaining on traditional TV, but its growth is becoming more difficult in a country like the United States that is replete with other choices.
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That means both that the hotel industry still dominates as of now, but also that home sharing platforms are gaining on them and that there's a huge market still out there for Airbnb, HomeAway, and others to go after.
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While basic resources were the biggest sectoral risers, gaining on the back of a weaker dollar, shares in Generali were the biggest gainers, up 9 percent on speculation that Intesa Sanpaolo's could make a bid for the Italian insurer.
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The Cards played the Red Sox earlier this week, and even though they dropped two to the Beantown boys, they're still 7-3 in their last 10, gaining on the Cubs in the Central, with a lot to celebrate.
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Over the past few years, Facebook has been gaining on YouTube, the leader in the digital video space, in terms of winning over advertisers, and Watch should help solidify its position, said Paul Verna, a senior analyst with eMarketer.
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While Lyft receipts cover just 11 percent of the business travel expenses analyzed by Certify, it's ahead of taxis at 7 percent and it is gaining on Uber, which still dominates the category with 54 percent of the receipts.
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Biden has held onto a solid lead atop a wide, diverse field of Democratic candidates for months, but Warren has been gaining on the former vice president in recent weeks and has now pulled past him in multiple polls.
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More evidence, perhaps, to explain why basketball appears to be gaining on hockey in terms of popularity in Canada: Toronto's Maple Leafs haven't won the Stanley Cup in 52 years — since the N.H.L. was a six-team league in 1967.
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The pound has been vulnerable to Brexit's to and fro in recent weeks, gaining on hopes May will secure a trade deal that keeps Britain close to Europe and falling on worries the talks will collapse and leave it isolated.
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These autonomous cleaning machines are quickly gaining on upright vacuums popularity-wise — Consumer Reports says they're the fastest-growing product in the floor care category — and we're willing to bet the convenience factor has played a major role in that regard.
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Online brokerage firm Robinhood, which has been gaining on discount brokers like E-Trade Financial and TD Ameritrade, has offered free trading accounts for years and has been valued in private financing earlier this year at close to $6 billion.
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But it was touch and go for the campaign after a rough month on the trail, with Sanders sweeping from victories in mostly Western states over the last few weeks and gaining on her in New York in some polls.
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And with the euro and yen both gaining on the possibility that the European Central Bank and Bank of Japan will raise interest rates later this year as their economies improve, the dollar's decline of the past five months may well continue.
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The oil and gas sector was a bright spot, with heavyweights Shell and BP gaining on the back of a jump in crude prices after a report that U.S. President Donald Trump had approved military strikes against Iran then pulled them back.
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"Sluggish industry traffic growth and unit expansion continue to fuel an aggressive battle for market share," The company's stock, a component of the blue-chip Dow Jones Industrial index, were flat in pre-market trade after initially gaining on better-than-expected quarterly results.
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Officials from the Spanish and Dutch finance ministries denied the report and said there was no new agreement between the countries on how Britain should leave the EU. Sterling was already gaining on Friday before the report, helped by demand for euros and the continued weakness for the dollar, before spiking higher.
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Disadvantages include: Britain having to return MEPs, disrupting a redistribution of seats in the European Parliament; a lopsided impact on parties, with the EU's centre-left gaining on the centre-right and a boost for eurosceptic groups; prolonged uncertainty when the EU has other priorities; and the prospect of a lukewarm Britain staying when some would rather it left.
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Disadvantages include: Britain having to return MEPs, disrupting a redistribution of seats in the European Parliament; a lopsided impact on parties, with the EU's center-left gaining on the center-right and a boost for euroskeptic groups; prolonged uncertainty when the EU has other priorities; and the prospect of a lukewarm Britain staying when some would rather it left.
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A survey from Remington Research Group shows Republican presidential nominee 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 gaining on Clinton, the Democratic nominee, or growing his lead over her in seven of the eight states polled.
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And it comes at a time when the campaign's trajectory appears to have stalled, with polls showing Republican Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE gaining on Clinton.
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But Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE and John Kasich are gaining on Trump in the state, with the latter looking to score an upset to give his campaign a much-needed shot of momentum.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' Tensions between McConnell and Schumer run high as trial gains momentum Sanders wants one-on-one fight with Biden MORE (I-Vt.) is leading the pack of Democratic presidential hopefuls in New Hampshire, but former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' What to watch for on Day 3 of Senate impeachment trial Sanders wants one-on-one fight with Biden MORE is gaining on him, according to a Boston Globe–Suffolk University poll released Tuesday.
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Sen. Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Sanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll MORE (D-Calif.) is gaining on former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 21625 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE in the Democratic presidential primary, rocketing into second place following her standout debate performance last week, according to a poll from CNN and SSRS released Monday.
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