Concealer goes before foundation, and BB cream goes before powder, and powder goes after everything — or wait, is it the other way around?
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The Fed chair goes before a Senate panel this morning.
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We may learn more when she goes before a judge today.
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" Or: "Pride goes before a disaster and haughty spirit before a fall.
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Is-- have you-- have you spoken with him before he goes before Congress?
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On Wednesday, Zuckerberg goes before a House committee for another round of tough questions.
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The case goes before a judge on Tuesday in the Central District of California.
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This risk assessment goes before the judge and the judge is required to consider it.
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The revelation came as Sessions goes before the Senate Judiciary Committee for his confirmation hearing.
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"I hope that not everyone who goes before me is crazy amazing," Mr. Ameen said.
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If they pass the interview with an asylum officer, their case goes before an immigration judge.
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Gonna see how the rest of my week goes before I ask him for some space.
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Ronny Jackson goes before the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee on Wednesday afternoon for a confirmation hearing.
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Each nominee goes before different committees with jurisdiction, spreading opportunities for Democrats to grill Trump's Cabinet.
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He is a narcissist appealing to people whose faith declares that pride goes before a fall.
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"Very often you see that the word that goes before it is 'careful,'" Mr. Renton said.
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She is expected to enter a plea to the charge when she goes before a judge Thursday.
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It's worth waiting to see how the response goes before calling it a success or a failure.
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It will mark the first time former top cop goes before a congressional panel since his ouster.
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As children scramble onto the horses, he checks everything — whistling as he goes — before starting the ride.
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Meanwhile, Mylan (MYL) chief Heather Bresch goes before a House panel on Wednesday over the EpiPen price hikes.
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Republicans are likely to support the funding bill when it goes before the full Appropriations Committee on Tuesday.
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William Barr, President Donald Trump's nominee for attorney general, goes before the Senate Tuesday for his confirmation hearing.
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O.J. Simpson goes before a parole board in Nevada on Thursday to see if he'll be released from prison.
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He's likely to face more pressure when he goes before the Senate Finance Committee for a confirmation hearing today.
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Investors will watch for any changes in tone from Powell as he goes before the Senate Banking Committee today.
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Here it goes: before it joined the EU, Britain did only about a third of its trade with Europe.
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But before the nomination goes before the full Senate for a vote, the Senate Judiciary Committee holds a hearing.
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Twitter says it will collect data on how the test goes before pushing the change out to all users.
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At first, Carter tried to help Roy get help, the story goes, before suggesting they get institutionalized as a pair.
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Last time I was there we went to Purushi's favorite bar with her, where she goes before she does sex work.
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Jones has been temporarily suspended by USADA (the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency) until his case goes before the Nevada Athletic Commission.
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The amendment now goes before Congress, where lawmakers have seven months to weigh in before the rule takes effective in December.
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Before an immigrant seeking asylum even goes before an immigration judge, he or she has an interview with an asylum officer.
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Mike Pompeo, President-elect Donald Trump's pick to head the CIA, goes before the Senate Intelligence Committee Thursday for his confirmation hearing.
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European lawmakers passed the Commission's legal act by a narrow majority on Wednesday and the matter now goes before the European Council.
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Immigration. Trump's Muslim travel ban goes before the Supreme Court in October, but is still, in modified form, being carried out today.
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EPA boss Gina McCarthy also goes before the US House Oversight Committee and is expected to place the blame on the state.
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Bryan's plea for a new trial now goes before the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, whose justices will be the final arbiters.
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The company has to figure out a way to do AR computing right, the logic goes, before it can do it cheaply.
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Little has changed for him since then, and he is likely to score similarly when he goes before the board again this summer.
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James Mattis will find himself in the spotlight when he goes before the Senate Armed Services Committee for his confirmation hearing on Thursday.
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"The fact the FBI came forward with these errors — let's see where that goes before seeking out an investigation," said backdoor opponent Rep.
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Zuckerberg goes before a joint hearing of the Senate Judiciary and Commerce committees on Tuesday and the House Energy and Commerce Committee on Wednesday.
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The 10-year-old legal brawl between Oracle and Google could finally be resolved as it goes before the US Supreme Court this year.
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The White House may renominate FCC Chairman Ajit Pai for another term before he goes before the Senate Commerce Committee tomorrow, according to industry sources.
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However, I'd wait and see where this trend (and further research) goes before I settle on listening to what the H2 thinks I should hear.
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But I had decided, and written in my will, that, if my mind goes before my body, then my body should be allowed to die.
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What's next: Zuckerberg goes before a joint Senate Commerce and Judiciary hearing on Tuesday afternoon, and the House Energy and Commerce Committee on Wednesday morning.
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Once Glick's paperwork is in he goes before the Senate Energy Committee and, if approved, he would then have a full Senate vote for confirmation.
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Mattis' confirmation hearing comes the same day that U.S. Representative Mike Pompeo, Trump's choice to be the next CIA director, goes before the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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Toomey — an advocate for an independent Fed and a member of the Senate Banking Committee — will question Powell on Thursday when he goes before the panel.
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Zuckerberg is set to face additional heat from Congress on a range of issues including those when he goes before the House Financial Services Committee on Wednesday.
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The Committee's Interior and Environment Appropriations bill now goes before the Senate, where a final federal budget for 2150 will be hammered out in the coming months.
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President Trump's pick for the next secretary of Health and Human Services, Alex Azar, goes before the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) today.
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Lee wants to give it a few years to see how well it goes before pushing other chefs and restaurateurs to implement the program across the country.
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Uber breaks this variable down into a few different data streams: how many miles a car makes it before a human takes over for any reason which it calls "miles per intervention," how many miles a car goes before a "critical" driver takeover (to avoid harm or damage) and how many miles a car goes before a "bad experience," a measure of overall ride smoothness that is less focused on safety.
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Investors will be watching for any changes in tone from Powell during a question-and-answer session as he goes before the Senate Banking Committee on Thursday. Disclaimer
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We pray for his family and look forward to the opportunity he has to show what is in his heart when he goes before the nation tomorrow night.
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The dispute could finally be settled this year as Oracle&aposs copyright infringement suit against Google over its Java technology goes before the US Supreme Court this year.
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She added the IACHR could also recommend that the case goes before the Inter-American Court of Human Rights to rule on, a process that could take years.
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The nominee, Gina Haspel, is expected to make that pledge public in her opening remarks when she goes before the Senate Intelligence Committee for her confirmation hearing next month.
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It's possible they're waiting to see how the high-level interaction between North and South goes before they decide how — or if — to show anything from the Olympics themselves.
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The issue now goes before the U.S. International Trade Commission, which is expected to have the final say on the injury claims in a vote scheduled for March 15.
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Because I don't want to come off as self-righteous, or as pointing fingers, here goes: Before traveling to Gibraltar last summer, I had no idea what Gibraltar was.
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"We pray for his family and look forward to the opportunity he has to show what is in his heart when he goes before the nation tomorrow night," he said.
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However, Mr. Trump could target the rules by appointing an industry-friendly justice to the Supreme Court and then refusing to defend the plan when it goes before the court.
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But questions about why the Navy has acquiesced to it are likely to dog Mr. Shanahan when he goes before the Senate for his confirmation hearing in the coming weeks.
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" -- January 22 press conference in Davos, Switzerland "It was so bad, where he goes before Congress, and he makes a statement that I made, and it was a total fraud.
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"We pray for his family and look forward to the opportunity to show what is in his heart when he goes before the nation tomorrow night," Pence said in a statement.
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Washington (CNN)The questioning could be intense for President Donald Trump's pick to head the Justice Department's civil rights division, as Eric Dreiband's nomination goes before the Senate judiciary committee Wednesday.
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Pruitt goes before the House Committee on Energy and Commerce's subcommittee on Environment in the morning and the Committee on Appropriation's subcommittee on Interior, Environment and Related Agencies in the afternoon.
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A source close to Barr's confirmation process told me Wednesday that the AG nominee will back down from that view when he goes before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Jan. 15.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell goes before the Congressional Joint Economic Committee on Wednesday to talk about the economy, a day after Trump resumed bashing Powell and his fellow central bankers.
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Normally, a U.S. criminal defendant goes before a magistrate with little delay and, if too poor to afford a lawyer, is appointed a lawyer at that first appearance or soon afterward.
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Schelzig: In terms of short-term effects, we won't have to wait long to find out: Barry's signature $5.4 billion mass transit proposal goes before the city's voters on May 1.
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The legislation now goes before San Francisco Mayor London Breed, who has 10 days to decide whether to sign it, though early reports from KQED indicate that she does plan to sign.
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By selecting Mr Weber over the more widely appealing Mr Stubb, the EPP may have laid the foundations of a rejection for its "winning" candidate when he goes before the next Parliament.
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"Because he has as much alcohol in his system as he does, they're going to wait for him to sober up somewhat before he goes before a justice of the peace," Stacey said.
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We get advice from all kinds of people including you and including other politicians who -- the Chair goes before the Senate Banking Committee, House Financial Services committee, they all comment on monetary policy.
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The reputation of Suárez goes before him, even after a season and a half in which he has offended nobody, apart from frustrated defenders who try everything in the book to stop him.
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The House on Tuesday adopted an amendment to a defense policy bill that would cap the National Security Council at 100 staffers, unless the National Security Adviser goes before the Senate for confirmation.
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LEDE: President Obama goes before Congress tomorrow to deliver his final State of the Union address, and the White House is hoping to use the web and social media to broaden its reach.
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And now House conservatives have sent McConnell a list of 15 "must haves" in the Senate bill for them to agree to go along with the measure when it goes before the full Congress.
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In her introductory notes for the play Ms. Anyanwu says of its structure, "If there is any, then this is how it goes," before explaining how punctuation in the script should inform line readings.
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Now the clinic, which staunchly opposes abortion, is among of a group of Christian-based facilities, known as crisis pregnancy centers, involved in a major case that goes before the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday.
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Pence added that he would "pray for his family and look forward to the opportunity he has to show what's in his heart when he goes before the nation tomorrow night," the Indiana governor added.
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The proposed law, which goes before the French Senate this week and which President François Hollande hopes to codify in law by July, would make it easier for private employers to hire and fire people.
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Speaking generically, DOC spokesman Luis Patiño tells PEOPLE that someone who violates their parole then goes before a judge and could have their parole revoked, at which point they would be sent back to jail.
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The White House's notes of the call show that while Trump didn't directly But as the walls close in on Trump, Sondland is now turning against the president and Giuliani as he goes before Congress.
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Pride goes before destruction, a haughty spirit before a fall, and hangovers follow Friday nights with the bouldering inevitability of a runaway freight train, except louder and fuelled by ill-advised Long Island Iced Teas.
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He'll have other issues to grapple with as well when he goes before the Armed Services Committee: the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, defense spending, torture, Iran and Afghanistan are likely to come up.
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But this time President-elect Donald Trump's pick for secretary of Health and Human Services will be in the hot seat, when he goes before the Senate in the first of two confirmation hearings on Wednesday.
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R. Kelly's alleged sex slaves will be right behind the embattled singer Tuesday in federal court when he goes before a judge in his new sex crimes case, and they even plan to address the media.
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President Donald Trump's administration goes before the U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday to defend the legality of his travel ban targeting people from several Muslim-majority countries, one of the most contentious actions of his presidency.
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Another 225 investors have asked for damages for delays in informing the market over data leading to a fall in the share price, various papers said, citing the financial report that goes before shareholders on Thursday.
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Here's a guide to what you might hear when he goes before the Senate HELP Committee: 21st Century Cures: HELP Committee Chairman Lamar Alexander will press Gottlieb on his plans for implementing the legislation Congress passed last year.
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Normally, a U.S. criminal defendant goes before a magistrate with little delay and, if too poor to afford a lawyer, appointed a lawyer at that first appearance or soon afterward, said Norman Lefstein, an Indiana University law professor.
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The Manuscript: Pulling at My Labels, Neptune presents a text modeled to appear as a computer chip where she removes the race and gender identities that often goes before the word "artist" in descriptions of artists of color.
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In the case of Sarah, the defense lawyer, Ms. Parise-Heideiger, said that if, as expected, the case goes before a jury, she will have no choice but to challenge the girl's contention that the sex was not consensual.
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Barr will clarify his current thinking on the U.S. False Claims Act, which he has previously called an unconstitutional "abomination," when he goes before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee in a confirmation hearing in coming months, the source said.
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Jim Comey's cinematic opening statement, describing his awkward encounters with President Trump in vivid detail that you almost never get from inside government, foretells gripping testimony when the fired FBI director goes before Capitol Hill cameras at 10 a.m.
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He complains that his wife is depressed (although, as the saying goes, "Before diagnosing people with depression, make sure they're not surrounded by assholes"), his kids don't respect him, his colleagues waste his time, and everyone demands too much of him.
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Speaking generically, a spokesman for the state's Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation told PEOPLE that someone who violates their parole then goes before a judge and could have their parole revoked, at which point they would be sent back to jail.
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Now just a two-person race after Martin O'Malley abandoned his bid, Clinton and Sanders' week-long sprint to the New Hampshire primary goes before a national audience as they appear at a CNN town hall event moderated by Anderson Cooper.
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Another sign — and one that would rule out dietary supplements or medicines that give skin an overall tan, Dr. Alster added — is the sight of the often-present white circles under Mr. Trump's eyes when he goes before the public.
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Even though Mr. Shanahan has denied knowing about the White House directive, questions about why the Navy initially acquiesced to it are likely to dog him when he goes before the Senate for his confirmation hearing in the coming weeks.
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Now when he goes before the same committee that rejected him in 1986, Sessions has the benefit of two decades as senator - many of which he spent on the committee that will once gain decide his fate - this time for attorney general. Sen.
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WASHINGTON, March 22 (Reuters) - Fans will be glued to the "March Madness" college basketball tournament as the joint owner of rights for the games, Time Warner Inc, goes before a judge on Thursday to defend a proposed takeover by AT&T Inc .
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Uber Technologies Inc goes before a U.S. judge on Wednesday to fight for the right to continue work on its self-driving car program, the latest phase in a courtroom battle over trade secrets that threatens to topple a central pillar of Uber's growth strategy.
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So when Kelly goes before the Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee Tuesday, they'll be less interested in shooting down his nomination than in finding out how he plans to lead one of the country's most sprawling and poorly-managed Cabinet departments — and how willing he'll be to challenge the president.
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And the other thing, Newt Gingrich and I were just talking and he said to me, he goes, before the president makes his decision tonight, close your eyes and for 20143 seconds just think, imagine if it was Hillary making that choice it would be nobody close to who the president will pick.
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This guy, Peter Strzok, goes before Congress, and in an unapologetic, defiant, sarcastic, smug way, says none of you Congressmen and women, you can&apost believe your lying eyes, just because I said it, I didn&apost mean what I said, when in truth, what he said as the textbook definition of bias.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 6 (Reuters) - The U.S. Justice Department goes before an appeals court on Thursday to urge a three-judge panel to overturn a lower court ruling and order wireless carrier AT&T Inc to undo its $85.4 billion purchase of entertainment company Time Warner, one of the largest media mergers ever.
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It clings to the "first" status, helped by a state law that allows the New Hampshire secretary of state to set the date of the primary a week before any other state that might try to go first (a big part of the reason Iowa goes before it is that it's a caucus state).
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And given the failure of Matthew Petersen's nomination to the US District Court for the District of Columbia last year after he struggled to answer Kennedy's questions about the law, Lucius said she would be watching to see if the experience issue would pose problems for Schwartz's nomination and for Holte when he goes before the judiciary committee.
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Limbaugh once attacked a law student and health care advocate, Sandra Fluke, who was fighting to require health insurance providers to cover birth control, by calling her a slut: What does it say about the college co-ed Susan Fluke [sic], who goes before a congressional committee and essentially says that she must be paid to have sex, what does that make her?
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