It's through Twitter that his community gets to know him.
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This is the McKinsey I hope the world gets to know.
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James Hathaway (Laurence Fox), finally gets to know his estranged father.
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The more she gets to know him, the more she likes him.
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Slowly, as he gets to know his youthful squad, his wrath recedes.
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The constituency that she serves gets to know her and can value her.
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However, George is a talkative little prince once he gets to know someone.
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Their meetings are held at a secure location nobody else gets to know about.
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In "Vincent and the Doctor," Amy gets to know fellow redhead Vincent van Gogh.
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Always, the artist gets to know who's buying, without a third party in the way.
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He gets to know her parents (Holly Hunter and Ray Romano) during the prolonged uncertainty.
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In the final episode of Vox Borders Colombia, Johnny Harris gets to know these families.
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She's laidback, a blank slate of a character as she handles both this manager role and gets to know the band—and remember, this is all happening in real time, too, as the real actor Leah gets to know Wolf Alice at the same time.
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She gets to know you, and she learns from the sound and cadence love your voice.
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Rose gets to know people from Harriet's life, collects things she's touched, even begins to smoke.
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Using AI, Eleanor gets to know your habits, preferences and schedules and compiles options for your day.
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The public gets to know what the real case is, and that there should be no compromises.
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And once America gets to know Bill de Blasio, I'm not sure which way it would go either.
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Here's hoping that lucky couple gets to know their casually cinematic lives are an inspiration to us all.
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He gets to know his teammates, whose names are harder to keep track of than their defining attributes.
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"The app gets to know you better over time, just like a human travel agent would," says Morris.
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But if FMI has its way, private companies, not the government, will decide what the public gets to know.
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On the island, Cat gets to know him — and know her mother's own back story as an ace fisherwoman.
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But the movie benefits from an added layer: A screenwriting teacher who gets to know three teenagers awaiting trial.
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Some patients die within days of her meeting them, but others she gets to know well, over many months.
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But once you realize you're here illegally, it becomes your choice to figure out who gets to know that.
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He gets to know them, hears their stories, reviews their medical records, and designs the tattoos in front of them.
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Ji himself knew a few anecdotally and in passing; translating the captions, he gets to know his parents more intimately.
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During the next several months, he gets to know the handful of characters whom we, in turn, get to know.
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"Once [it] gets to know you and your family, and someone cleans [the robot's] memory—is that murder?" he asked.
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"As she gets to know herself and embrace what makes her her, she really achieves her true power," Boden said.
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Each is manned by a concierge who gets to know "members" and curates events ranging from yoga classes to investor talks.
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She is repeatedly shocked when she gets to know someone and finds they're more than a tool of late-stage capitalism.
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As he gets to know them better, he finds that they have a very different way of moving through the world.
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"He's kind of a quiet guy until he gets to know you and you're in his circle of people," Watson said.
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Check. A fiancé who isn't good for her but she can't see it until she gets to know the aforementioned nice guy?
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When the weird local hot-tub builder (James Franco) mysteriously disappears, the journalist gets to know the town a little too well.
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In doing so, the boss sees how things really work and gets to know people without the complication of lopsided power dynamics.
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Finally, the public gets to know the correctly measured poverty rate at the same time it finds out the badly measured one.
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As she gets to know Klugman, she engages in sex to speed the transition from provided-for daughter to provided-for wife.
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With a couple of cleans, the new Roomba gets to know the layout of your apartment, building a "Smart Map" in the process.
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But as I explained to her, the problem is no one ever gets to know when they're in the fitting where we're traveling to.
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This overnight confinement is how Sasha first gets to know Becky's twin brother Elliott (Nicholas Galitzine), an intense young man dealing with a heroin addiction.
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"MindSpark walks them through the process and gets to know them in more dynamic and holistic ways," said Meeks, who's also a MindSpark board member.
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Apparently, as its software gets to know you better by collecting more data about you, Google also wants to improve its security and privacy offerings.
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If history is any indication, it's likely that the first lady's poll numbers will continue rise as the American public gets to know her better.
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The man, Magloire (Paul Hamy) gets to know his semi-captors, and particularly one of the women of the house, the enigmatic Drella (Lisa Hartmann).
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In each hour-long episode, Fertitta spends time with two small businesses, samples their goods, gets to know their owners, and assesses their compatibility with Landry's, Inc.
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It is only when Eleanor gets to know Tahani's partner, Jason Mendoza (Manny Jacinto), that she starts to sense that not all may be as it seems.
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She gets to know Rita and Evelyn, the tough tenants of a neighboring cell, and Helen, a Jew from Brighton Beach who used to hook with them.
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As Wall Street gets to know Snap and its CEO Evan Spiegel, Silicon Valley can't stop talking about the upcoming IPO, which The Information broke last fall.
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Born out of taping remedies for athletes, their ergonomic fabric gets to know your body and works like Kinesio tape, which offers tactile feedback to its wearer.
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"Meghan has been regularly making private visits to organizations as she gets to know the U.K. charity sector," a palace source tells PEOPLE in this week's cover story.
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And it gets to know your weaknesses, and by knowing your weaknesses it can protect you against other agents trying to hack you and to exploit your weaknesses.
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Boy has long made up stories about his father, whom he idolizes, but as he gets to know the real man behind his myths, things begin to shift.
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In each episode he meets with two promising companies, gets to know their owners and points out any obvious flaws before choosing whether to buy anything from them.
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The mentor gets to know your particular strengths and weaknesses — can learn if, say, you learn better with words or with images; through spatial metaphors or temporal metaphors.
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Despite (or because of?) the brutal conditions, Jane gains a different perspective on life and death as she gets to know Paul, who will do anything to live.
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The wait time until the next movie is usually the first thing a video will discuss, counting down the days until everyone finally gets to know what happens.
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Matar always engages with her subjects and gets to know them before taking their portraits, which capture these young people as individuals while addressing the universality of adolescence.
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But also, when you know your shopper and that person gets to know your preferences, you're much more comfortable ordering non-perishables, like produce picked the way you like.
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One of Thiede's first areas of focus — after she gets to know her team — will be to figure out how Starry can best partner with other companies around the globe.
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As a result, the audience meets a wide assortment of key figures on the fly and gets to know nothing about them, which at least initially blunts the emotional impact.
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If I'm on a first or second date with a guy, I'll try not to scare him off by wearing something outrageous until he gets to know my personality better.
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She gets to know the creators of dragon dildos, checks out werewolf porn, and tries to parse out exactly what it is about evil beasts that gets some people going.
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But what's really interesting is what will happen if Alexa begins to evolve not for situation sets — businesses, hotels, kids, homes, schools — but along with individuals whom it gets to know.
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"BMW's Personal Assistant gets to know you over time with each of your voice commands and by using your car," BMW's senior vice president Digital Products and Services, Dieter May, said.
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There, Hochschild gets to know Tea Party supporters, most of whom become Trump supporters by the end of her research, and works to understand the world view that organizes their politics.
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Its algorithm uses these results to gets to know your body, so it can tell you when exactly you can expect your period and when your six-day fertile window is.
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Through the AI, the doll can talk to you, answer and ask questions, and even remember things about you—so that after a while, it's like the doll gets to know you.
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As Eleanor gets to know her neighbors, they all get backstories and personalities which subvert stereotypes and add endless humor to what could've been a boring old dichotomy of good and evil.
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While Alfonso gets to know his grandson (José Felipe Cárdenas), Mr. Acevedo emphasizes atmosphere, whether it's in the birdcalls on the soundtrack or shots of ash raining down as fields are burned.
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He's steady, reserved, and thoughtful — the kind of guy who will sit quietly and observe in group settings but surprise you with a hilarious one-liner when he gets to know you.
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Like a priest, a bodega guy gets to know the shameful weaknesses of his regulars, who must assume on some level that he's not secretly writing their stories in his own head.
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A woman named Brooke hires a Jewish actor, Joel, to pose as her boyfriend when she travels home for Christmas, and when her family gets to know him, they grow increasingly suspicious.
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Your primary care provider gets to know you over time and can help make sure you are up to date on your vaccines and screening tests or you can check this page.
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Now nearly 20 years later, the journalist Alexander Nazaryan gets to know Mr. Arthur in prison and questions both the certainty of his conviction and the established narrative of Mr. Levin's life and death.
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In a scene cut from the film, Pratt learns the finer details of how to use its turny thing to find songs and gets to know music from "kind of angry" lady Alice Cooper.
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While it can be initially inefficient and expensive, it is undeniable that when law enforcement attends the community meetings, walks the beat, gets to know the people they interact with, the interactions go better.
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Be a foster child's advocate A Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) is an authorized volunteer who gets to know the foster child, the foster parents, birth parents, and anyone else in the child's life.
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Nope, 435 members of Congress, and only one gets to know who that is, only one member of Congress has the staff that gets to talk to that person, the rest of us don't.
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"The system gets to know you in a way like never before, it starts to be able to identify intents and can start recommending things in real time across all of your apps," said Ritter.
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Finery, which is currently only for women (children's clothes are next, followed by men's clothing), gets to know you, your closet and clothing and style preferences by scanning through every online clothing purchase you've ever made.
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You wear the Whoop all the time, and once it gets to know you, it'll tell you how recovered you are at the beginning of each day and how much sleep you should get that night.
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William has stepped up his royal work since leaving his air ambulance job last summer, while Harry and Meghan are continuing their tour of the U.K. as Meghan gets to know the country and the charity sector.
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It's a great motivator that works in large part because Kellogg is a well-realized character, a despicable gun for hire, but one the player gets to know and empathize with as they progress through the story.
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As the country gets to know Garland, we wanted to give you an idea about who he is and what he's accomplished by rounding up some of the most important reading material for understanding President Barack Obama's pick.
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She also meets a hot, considerate young man (Nico Tortorella), develops a thing for her boss (Peter Hermann), and gets to know the actual 26-year-old she's working with (Hilary Duff, in one of her best roles ever).
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A nurse gets to know the patient as a person, helps them figure out how their personal choices and relationships are affecting them, what steps they need to take in their own lives to improve their health and healing.
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In "Black Panther," the audience first gets to know King T'Challa's mother, Ramonda, played by Angela Bassett, when her hair is covered in a series of headdresses, the height and stateliness of which are befitting to a queen mother.
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As Jojo gets to know Elsa, under the guise of using her as a source for his side project, a book about identifying Jews called "Yoo Hoo Jew," his dogmatic views come into conflict with his increasingly heartfelt feelings.
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This is all a very different story than the Lorna-is-a-white-homewrecker story Nova has heard her whole life, so Nova says she thinks it's finally time she gets to know Lorna herself to make up her own mind.
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She gets to know the first generation of women being raised in Romania since it joined the EU, and spends an afternoon with a few camgirls, who show her the ropes and hook her up with her own live session.
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Instead we were treated to LG's tone-deaf presentation around it's ThinQ ("think-you") AI platform, which explicitly "gets to know you" so it can serve you better, with no clarity about how LG thinks that service extends to third parties.
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Jughead: "You said you loved me, and then you dumped me... You did the one thing would actually hurt me" (my heart!) Interesting that Betty and Veronica can work together and V gets to know everything but not Betty and Jughead?
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Evidence suggests that the one who gets to know a diverse group will exhibit less bias toward black and Hispanic people, immigrants from Asia, Mexico, and Central America, elderly and disabled people, and the LGBTQ community than their more sheltered counterpart.
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Though the characters have proper first names, The Lobster's female narrator — who is expressing the innermost thoughts of protagonist David (Colin Farrell) — identifies all of the characters primarily by some descriptive phrase, at least until David really gets to know them.
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Along the way, he meets Sonja (Hannah John-Kamen), a one-night stand he encounters in England, who actually gets to know him and lets Cooper come back and stay with her after he loses his money and gets stranded.
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The more your boss gets to know you as a person, the more they'll come to understand the how and why of your decisions, and the more likely they are, when problems do arise, to give you the benefit of the doubt.
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Thorpe gets to know some of the parents, like Methusella and Solomon's father, a dignified man wearing a collared shirt and navy trousers, working as a dishwasher and studying English out of a creased pocket dictionary he bought at Goodwill for a dollar.
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The issue of how much a shopper gets to know before accepting a job is the latest in a long string of complaints workers have made against Instacart, which has raised $350 million so far this year and is valued at over $4 billion.
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With time, as the app gets to know the diabetic's taste more, Spike would be able to suggest small behavioral tweaks to enhance lifestyle such as walking routes suggestions or new places similar to the diabetic's taste but with a lower insulin consumption rate.
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It's billing itself as "the only approved contraceptive app out there," and after you input a lot of information and it gets to know your body's patterns over the course of several months, this handy app can determine your fertile periods and tell you when to avoid sex.
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Though Will mellows out as he gets to know Louisa, the film doesn't take too many pains to show us what she sees in him besides the obvious qualities — lots of money, a steady paycheck, access to art house DVDs, and his desire to witness her wide-eyed intake of new life experiences.
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As Bill gets to know Hillary, he quickly realizes that the qualities that made her seem intimidating and out of reach were actually qualities that made her more human: They stemmed from an unquenchable drive to get things done and an impatience with those who weren't as committed to productive social change.
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Yeah. The lesson to be learned is that anywhere in America today, whether it's a majority-minority community or however it ends up being, we need to have a law enforcement that looks at the diversity of the citizens who they protect, gets to know those citizens, and gets involved in the community.
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It follows Rapunzel as she acclimates to her new life in the kingdom of Corona and gets to know her parents, her future husband and herself after years of being locked away from the world, and the stars are eager to revisit their fan-favorite roles, as they discuss in Mashable's exclusive sneak peek above.
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The audience gets to know Sam, Rose and Avery at the same pace they do, which is what people may find disconcerting, as we spend a few long minutes watching Sam and Avery clean the theater, only breaking the silence to make (often very funny) comments on contemporary film or, eventually, trade details of their personal lives.
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He's the guy who sizes up the young prospect playing high-school or college ball, gets to know him away from the diamond, and draws on many years of experience hanging out with professional ballplayers to decide what the chances are that this one will make it to the bigs—and therefore what his price point should be for the club that signs him.
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Number of episodes so far: 17, two seasons and four mini-episodes Listen if you like: The Penumbra, Wooden Overcoats, The Mysterious Secrets Of Uncle Bertie's Botanarium Blending typical campus comedy with Lovecraftian horror and lots of guest writers including Knifepoint Horror's Soren Narnia, the Alexandria Archives follow an amazingly deadpan college radio DJ as she gets to know her community of late-night callers and the scary tales they have to tell.
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