The incarcerated grapevine — and the need for books — is strong.
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So I commend the The Grapevine for raising this question.
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You approach from the Nevada side, over the Grapevine Mountains.
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Itineraries The sights along a state highway in Grapevine, Tex.
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"They were trashing my grapevine, beating my cat," Ms. Hooker said.
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There have been prayers sent from Nigeria and from Grapevine, Tex.
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"I heard through the grapevine, 'Keep it very PG,'" she said.
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This is while I was working at the Grapevine, in the 70s.
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And a grapevine that snaked up the window of my basement office.
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The Grapevine, Texas-based retailer lost $280 million in market capitalization on Wednesday.
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Heard it through the grapevine … Gladys Knight is performing at the Super Bowl!
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The news even traveled down the police grapevine all the way to Kansas.
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And what if you heard through the grapevine that HR is not your friend?
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A few tense heartbeats later, the phrase "grapevine anthracnose" blinked into view above it.
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Grapevine, ironbark and fruit trees like peach and orange were going up in smoke.
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"The host galaxy is puny," Dr. Tendulkar said during the news conference in Grapevine.
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Others got a tetanus shot, an important vaccination given their work with grapevine wires.
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I used to do shows at the Grapevine with Candy Stevens and Cocoa, and I met Dorian Corey at the Grapevine and she used to book me for shows with her and she was nice, you know to me she was very nice.
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That said, this is just a rumor being passed along the Twitter grapevine for now.
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She quickly made friends and connected with the "guitar-school grapevine," as she called it.
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I've also heard it through the grapevine and read it in the paper as well.
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"Caltrans #snowplows are hard at work on I-5 through the Grapevine," the department tweeted.
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"The trail grapevine has always been robust," Brian King, a spokesman for the conservancy, said.
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The Gaylord Texan Resort in Grapevine, Texas, is home to the annual holiday attraction ICE!
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So yes, he absolutely should hear it directly from you rather than through the grapevine.
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Anything can be screenshot, passed through the screen grapevine, and end up hurting everyone involved.
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A native of Grapevine, Texas, Smith knew that citizens in his home state faced similar roadblocks.
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He is an editorial fellow at Map Happy and has also written for the Reykjavík Grapevine.
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Unless you had a boyfriend there, most of the girls worked the area, especially the Grapevine.
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Switching to Marvin Gaye's classic "Heard It Through the Grapevine," he pointed to the A-pillars.
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Toews first heard about it through the "Mennonite grapevine," and the story wouldn't release its claws.
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I told Patrick that small-town, grapevine security was apparently more effective than the Border Patrol.
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The Grapevine community is set to stretch over more than 8,000 acres and include 12,000 homes.
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He also spoke at a news conference sponsored by the American Astronomical Society in Grapevine, Tex.
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I'd heard through the law enforcement grapevine that something big was up, and I was puzzled.
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And the Georgian grapes came from Vitis vinifera, the only grapevine species known to have been domesticated.
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"I heard through the grapevine you're the one person who doesn't want me to go," he said.
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Her remains were later found burning in a plastic kiddie pool in a park near Lake Grapevine.
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After Stonewall, that's when we started going to the Grapevine, because a lot more queens went uptown.
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Melton told CNBC she heard about the venture through the grapevine and was impressed with the team.
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Word traveled through the Cuban migrant grapevine — in WhatsApp messaging groups, by phone and on social media.
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Other players have been sourced through a vast Moroccan grapevine of scouts in Belgium, Germany and Spain.
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"We were never romantically involved," she said, adding that the grapevine grew because they never addressed it.
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Tyler heard that I was poking around through the grapevine and looked up my profile on LinkedIn.
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It's a time to block out the rest of the world and focus on nailing that Goddamn grapevine.
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Mehdi looked nervously at a sickly looking grapevine with light green patches and brown spots on its leaves.
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The pair had been linked to Maranello on the paddock grapevine, with Perez a former Ferrari academy driver.
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The product travels to one of GameStop's repair facilities, like its enormous refurbishment operations center in Grapevine, Tex.
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And after they closed the Grapevine, you went to Gigi Knickerbockers, which was right alongside the Knickerbocker Hotel.
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My recommendations were from old bosses — one who heard through the grapevine what happened and one who didn't.
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"Heard It Through the Grapevine" by Creedence Clearwater Revival is a great cover of Marvin Gaye's iconic song.
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The grapevine in the backyard of Morris' tiny cottage provides fruit that her neighbors then turn into jam.
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I heard through the grapevine that Paramount and BET greenlit 10 half-hour episodes, with no writers attached.
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Especially because he heard through the grapevine (aka his wife Diane) that Frances hired a big-time fancy lawyer.
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Just weeks ago, they went on a weekend trip given to them by Great Wolf Lodge in Grapevine, Texas.
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According to authorities, her remains were found burning in a plastic kiddie pool in a park near Lake Grapevine.
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As a result, the church grapevine was a good source of information on what exactly was causing the problem.
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SINCE ITS domestication more than 6,23 years ago, the grapevine has become one of the world's most valuable crops.
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"You did hear through the grapevine that Melania Trump likes your impersonation of her," host Andy Cohen asked Strong.
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What are the odds of us meeting at Petrol gas station before the Grapevine, in the middle of nowhere?
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Inhaling the ripe scent of a grapevine on her veranda, she scans the rolling green hills and stucco houses.
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Early this week, something weird you see online, or hear through the grapevine, is going to blow your mind.
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The grapevine is one of the oldest plants in cultivation, and grapes are still the world's largest fruit crop.
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Word-of-mouth, whether that's in person or via the digital grapevine, is what really makes a novel spread.
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But details are blunted (Othello's soliloquy to "I Heard It on the Grapevine" has nothing of its former precision).
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The grapevine has taught them which priests in their diocese are gay, whom to trust and whom to fear.
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" He added, "I heard through the Bachelor grapevine that Ashley and Jared are dating now, so time to move on.
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The mother reported the texting to the police, who set up a sting to arrest Butler, Grapevine, Texas, police Sgt.
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The alleged victim spends her time between her mother's home in Justin, Texas, and her father's home in Grapevine, Texas.
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The online debate began after comments that writer Seren Sensei made in a video for YouTube's The Grapevine went viral.
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" He continues, "I heard through the Bachelor grapevine that Ashley and Jared are dating now, so time to move on.
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I'd heard of it through the grapevine, and had some friends who I thought might have attended in the past.
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Or sometimes someone in one of the bands is at the game and I may get word through the grapevine.
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I heard through the grapevine—though I'm not sure if it's true—that some of the prostitutes were killed upstairs.
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We had an anonymous and/or confidential employee complaint problem-solving mechanism way back when, and Mitch used to do an annual ... it was called The Grapevine, as in "heard it through the grapevine," and we used to do an annual State of the Grapes Report on everything in the company that had changed.
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In 2004 American racists reacted with particular bile against a Grapevine cover story featuring a Kenyan woman in Icelandic national dress.
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The construction materials of the miniature buildings include hickory bark, honeysuckle twigs, grapevine tendrils, mimosa seedpods, magnolia leaves, and canella berries.
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News of the encounter had traveled through the tourism-industry grapevine, and he was a bit concerned, to say the least.
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Those who homeschool can play a role by providing information to their neighbors, on the Internet, and through the homeschooling grapevine.
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"The problem is that we heard it through the grapevine, truly the worst way to win our trust," Mr. Fenoglio said.
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Headquartered in Grapevine, Texas, GameStop currently operates about 5,600 stores across 14 countries, with around 4,000 in the U.S. and Canada.
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At Grapevine Mills, a popular shopping destinations in North Texas, the "experiential" formula is a major part of the marketing strategy.
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Families in California took advantage of the early season snow in the Grapevine area, sledding down slopes in Frazier Park, California.
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"We wanted to make an advertisement that touched the people," he said in a statement to the Reykjavik Grapevine , an Icelandic magazine.
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Cover image: In this June 16, 2018 photo, American Airlines aircrafts are seen at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport in Grapevine, Texas.
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"I Heard It Through the Grapevine" with Paul Weller The slinky Marvin Gaye smash seems tailor-made for Winehouse's scornful vocal growls.
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That's an advantage: the Amsterdam LGBT population is relatively small and people often hear through the grapevine about nice places and parties.
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I heard about the sugar baby scene through the grapevine and through some articles, so I thought I'd give it a try.
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Finally, we'd like to welcome students who joined the conversation this week from several new schools: Fountain Valley High School; Grapevine, Tex.
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Owned by Simon Property Group, one of the country's biggest retail real estate owners, Grapevine Mills feels almost like an amusement park.
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" You can listen to an example generated by Baio below with Spleeter running on Marvin Gaye's "I Heard It Through the Grapevine.
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"I love this song," she said, as "Scrubs" by TLC played in the no-frills studio and the students began to grapevine.
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Astronomer Larry Molnar of Calvin College is making this prediction today at the meeting of the American Astronomical Society in Grapevine, Texas.
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"Musicians, bands, just regular people from all over the country would hear about us through the grapevine and buy from us," he said.
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We know this because she doesn't even learn the performer is also a mom until she hears about Morgyn's son through the grapevine.
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As The Grapevine notes, E.J. wears clothes designed for both men and women and has described his look as "gender fluid" on Instagram.
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Thiel passed the book on through the Valley grapevine, spreading the concept to his colleagues in the tech community, according to The Guardian.
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Our sources say Mama June was approached by a group of real estate investors who'd heard through the grapevine she wanted to sell.
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"We just saw a couple of snow plows driving on the 23 south heading out of the #Grapevine closure zone," a driver tweeted.
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Much has changed, in both photography and America, since Susan Lipper captured the inhabitants of Grapevine Branch, W.Va., on black-and-white film.
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You may have heard through the grapevine — or the internet — that Plan B won't work for women with a BMI over 25 kg/m2.
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You might learn through the grapevine that a future colleague gets way more than you're being offered, but you don't know their full situation.
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In her backyard, where Thakur sat framed by a grapevine, she looked over the waiting press corps and asked if any children were present.
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All the fight week action minus the actual combat takes place 20 miles down the road from Arlington in a beautiful resort in Grapevine.
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Joanna came to Hollywood as a model with designs on stardom, but the grapevine was loud and clear ... at least one kingmaker was treacherous.
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And I just knew about them through the grapevine and had read about the various aborted legal processes and wanted to ask a question.
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On weekends, he created elaborate dating strategies for new cities, filling his calendar with singles events he heard about through the social media grapevine.
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Others cited accounts through the community grapevine that a Jewish woman from Kaifeng had won asylum in the United States after claiming religious persecution.
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"You may be fortunate enough to hear it through the grapevine, but you feel as if you are not part of a larger picture."
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On Monday, Reuters reported that the Grapevine, Texas-based company was in discussions with private equity firms about a potential deal after receiving buyout interest.
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The Grapevine, Texas, product engineered three second-quarter touchdowns to help Texas Tech build a 24-3 halftime margin before firing two second-half touchdowns.
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" Through the grapevine, Shorr has learned that her ex-boyfriend has not been quite so understanding, particularly with one choice cut entitled "F U Forever.
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Fellowship Church in Grapevine, Texas—known for head pastor Ed Young's book, Sexperiment, which promotes sex positivity within marriage—also lacks any established LGBT policy.
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But last summer they learned through the co-op grapevine that a 350-square-foot one-bedroom in the compound was going on the market.
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The grapevine whispers that Swift bought the home in April 2013 after breaking up with Conor Kennedy — the famous Kennedy Family Compound is not far.
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Police in Grapevine, Texas, have charged a man with murdering a college student whose body was found last week dismembered and burned in a park.
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Parisian architecture firm XTU opted for a design which mimics both the swirl of wine in a wine glass and the coil of a grapevine.
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A word-of-mouth grapevine of emails and Facebook posts lauding the show's touching characters and its humor has flourished online, particularly among Jewish viewers.
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A Grapevine, Texas, police spokesman tells PEOPLE investigators are pouring over student Jacqueline Vandagriff's social media pages as they try to learn more about the victim.
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"He's being very diligent in preparing his information and preparing his application," Cowboys owner Jerry Jones told reporters Wednesday at Cowboys Golf Club in Grapevine, Texas.
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Start by laying a simple grapevine wreath on a protected surface (Martha suggests newspaper), and then attach faux-flowers with hot-glue around the bottom edge.
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Snow, meanwhile, closed a portion of Interstate 5 in the Grapevine and Lebec areas -- between Los Angeles and Bakersfield -- after vehicles began sliding across the roadways.
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But this could seriously mess with humanity's ability to see the stars, astronomers warned on Wednesday at the 229th American Astronomical Society Meeting in Grapevine, Texas.
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News of a brightly colored penis hat would undoubtedly spread through the office gossip grapevine faster than a cheeky inter-colleague blowjob at a staff party.
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A week into my assignment I learned through the grapevine a terrible truth: Medics in Vietnam were expected to endure six hard months in the field.
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Through the grapevine, the company knew that Frank had an unproduced script for a western film called "Godless" that he had written in the early 2000s.
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Really got a hold — [MUSIC - MARVIN GAYE, "I HEARD IT THROUGH THE GRAPEVINE"] A man ain't supposed to cry, but these tears I can't hold inside.
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At the opposite end of the house is a breakfast room, painted with a grapevine design, and a large formal dining room lined with arched windows.
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Afterward, through the office grapevine, I discovered that some felt as though they were being forced to go along with a policy that contradicted their personal values.
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Amberlough by Lara Elena Donnelly This is a novel that I've been hearing about through the author grapevine, and everything that I've heard has been overwhelmingly positive.
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"The FBI is lawfully present conducting law enforcement activity at United Development Funding in Grapevine, Texas," an FBI spokeswoman said, adding she could not provide additional details.
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Buffett initially said he supported Sloan "100 percent" in an interview Thursday with CNBC's Becky Quick at The Gatehouse's Hands Up for Success luncheon in Grapevine, Texas.
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Colm: I've heard people through the grapevine saying "Hm, Hope's got a bit of a crazy attitude" and I've seen a few episodes where she's stormed offstage.
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Through the grapevine, I heard that U.N.C. was holding a breakfast with UBS in Chapel Hill to meet with students, so I woke up at 4 a.m.
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"He's being very diligent in preparing his information and preparing his application," Cowboys owner Jerry Jones told reporters last Wednesday at Cowboys Golf Club in Grapevine, Texas.
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Marvin Gaye, the soul singer of hits "Let's Get It On" and "I Heard It Through the Grapevine," went bankrupt because he owed his ex-wife alimony.
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Rumors and stories about Weinstein had been circulating through Hollywood's grapevine for years, leading many to ask how such alleged behavior could go on for so long.
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"And I was hearing through the grapevine that my mom's experience was far from the only experience like that — U.S. healthcare workers across the country need masks."
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He heard through the grapevine of workers sifting through the rubble that the town might have another person or two who similarly decided to stick it out.
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I haven't seen The Hunt yet, but I've heard through the grapevine that it more or less tries to play to both "sides" of the political divide.
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This could lead to serious economic challenges in a country with just 360,000 people — issues that local outlets like the English-language Reykjavik Grapevine have covered extensively.
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But there are also reports on the internet grapevine that there was opposition to Lieberman among progressive Democrats who were unhappy with some of Lieberman's past positions.
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Not long ago, the Clarkes, who have been worried for months, finally heard through the grapevine about Clyde's rescue, and they now hope to bring him home.
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Desipite her rise to fame, Lovato kept the promise, and attended Grapevine High School's prom in Texas with her pal Nolan Narddechia in 2010, according to Cosmopolitan.
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I heard down the grapevine that one of them saw it and thought it was cool, but we haven't had any run-ins with OK Go since then.
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If anyone was tempted to speak up, the reaction of other kids who'd heard through the grapevine about boys gathering at Jensen's house at night likely deterred them.
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And so they must be protected, because there's an evil queen who wants to kidnap them and harness their power after discovering through the grapevine that they exist.
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Early this year a local reporter tweeted that the FBI was raiding the offices of United Development Funding, a sponsor of real-estate investment trusts in Grapevine, Texas.
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The Grapevine, Texas-based company had said in September it continues to engage with third parties regarding a possible deal, that may include a sale of the company.
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At one point, reference is made to the "grapevine" through which slaves in different places, despite being isolated and heavily policed, were able to communicate with one another.
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As usual, my uncles and aunts were over, milling around, drinking espresso under the grapevine, picking figs, and having loud, animated discussions about when to harvest the olives.
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However, Signore has heard through the Hollywood grapevine of a couple of people who haven't agreed with everything he said —although they've never told him to his face.
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And being the connected person that he is, it was only a matter of time before news of Chuck and Wendy's separation made its way through the grapevine.
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He has heard through the grapevine that much of his extended family has been sent to reeducation camps — but he believes his ex-wife and daughter are still free.
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A source with knowledge of the situation told the Thomson Reuters Foundation on Sunday that Thornton's name had been "heard on the grapevine" but no appointment has been confirmed.
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The scientists showed the results at the 229th meeting of the American Astronomical Society in Grapevine, TX and published these observations in the inaugural issue of Nature Astronomy Wednesday.
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Once a day of shows wrapped, all of the editors and models put word through the grapevine on where everyone was meeting after their respective cocktail and dinner receptions.
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It was a whole ploy to get permission to do something because I had gotten it through the grapevine that Jenna [Dewan-Tatum] was gonna bring out Paula [Abdul].
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Wise was en route to the facility when he stopped for gas just outside Grapevine, an unincorporated village about an hour and forty-five minutes north of Los Angeles.
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That rapid transformation from nothing to everything though gives very little time for early employees to discover a startup through the grapevine when the financial conditions are still interesting.
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In California's Grapevine area between Bakersfield and Los Angeles, heavy snow forced officials to close Interstate 5 for part of Thursday morning, but it reopened later in the day.
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You who were barely honored with birth in the first place, who nearly missed being in this world, you when where could have been a grapevine in your stead?
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I didn't know him very well, but through the grapevine I heard that his apartment was broken into and his computer was stolen and all of his animation was gone.
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GameStop, a Grapevine, Texas-based video game retailer, said it has abandoned efforts to sell the company after failing to get an adequate bid, sending shares down more than 20%.
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"I heard through the grapevine that Ramona was calling Tom to try to invited to the party that was on the boat our rehearsal dinner was on," de Lesseps said.
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Not only would they have had to decide to call off the rest of their lives together, but it would have had to travel through the grapevine to the press.
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You may have even heard through the grapevine that blockchain is what powers cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and more — but what is blockchain actually, and how is it used?
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Two workers at a warehouse in Michigan, where a case of coronavirus was confirmed earlier this week, told WIRED they found out through the grapevine, not via the company itself.
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The 13 members of the selection committee will convene next weekend in Grapevine, Texas, to watch the conference championship games together, making the final assessments of each team's closing argument.
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Grapevine, Texas-based GameStop had warned it would take a charge in the range of $350 million to $400 million in the fourth quarter, mainly related to its technology brands business.
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The Grapevine, Texas-based company benefited from robust demand for the newly launched Nintendo Switch console in the first quarter ended April 26.5, helping offset a decline in sales of videogames.
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I did a lot of my shows on 47th Street with the Grapevine, but then when this "gay cancer" [HIV/AIDS] came out, it was like oh no, something's going on.
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We've heard, through the grapevine, about a little spot called La Mangiami, which just so happens to be pretty much every one of your favourite disco DJ's favourite hang out spot.
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"I don't know if the so-called 'independent researcher' has been to Xinjiang, or he just hears something through the grapevine or even make things out of thin air," the spokesperson said.
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The story of what happened to Morales, who attends school in a Maryland suburb of Washington, D.C., made its way to Clinton via a grapevine of D.C. insiders, The Washington Post reports.
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Iwuji, who was returning from a weekend at Sonoma Raceway, pulled over on the side of Interstate 5 in Grapevine after he noticed the van and a small fire under the vehicle.
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"Now we smite them into tiny pieces of dust and destroy their goal with a ball set on fire by our volcanic thunder," tweeted Reykjavik Grapevine, an Icelandic news website and magazine.
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I heard through the grapevine that Donald Trump did something vaguely bad, but I have no idea what it was because I don't watch the news or give a shit at all.
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"I've heard through the grapevine that Chef Jeff is a little bit of a creep," Benjamin tells him, relaying a story he heard thirdhand about Jeff harassing a food stylist on set.
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"We had heard rumors through the grapevine about something like this for a while, but we had a very brave person come forward and tell us about it recently," he told VICE.
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Interstate 22010 over Grapevine pass, which is northeast of Los Angeles, closed late Wednesday night into Thursday morning due to heavy snowfall and stuck vehicles, the California Highway Patrol Fort Tejon said.
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The young prodigy had enrolled at TCU, located in Fort Worth, when he was just 11, following co-valedictorian honors in high school from the Accommodated Learning Academy in Grapevine at age 10.
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Von D's eponymous cosmetics line will launch in Singapore in July at Sephora, and I've heard from the great beauty grapevine that her contour palettes and lipsticks are expected to sell like hotcakes.
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But in 1960, Lee wrote a profile of Kansas Bureau of Investigation agent Alvin Dewey, the hero of In Cold Blood, for Grapevine magazine — anonymously, five years before In Cold Blood was published.
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My partner and I flew back to Virginia, and the busyness of catching up at work and preparing for the holidays distracted me from wondering when the news would hit the family grapevine.
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Get ready for free guided tours, events in a 12th-century castle overlooking the city and a grapevine pruning festival — all for the newest first lady, Mayor Srecko Ocvirk told the Associated Press.
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We recently picked up some juicy gossip straight from the social media grapevine: Many of our favorite finds actually have hidden compartments that hold extra product or serve a totally different purpose. Mind. Blown.
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Designed by Parisian architects XTU and English museum design experts Casson Mann Limited, the structure of the museum symbolizes the swirl of wine moving in a glass and the coiled movement of a grapevine.
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And at a Christmas Eve party held in Short Creek on the 24th, four young FLDS women had shown up unannounced, similarly emboldened by grapevine stories they had heard of the December 16 festivities.
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Ravitz admitted that there's a bit of a grapevine among the contestants, and that word did trickle down that Garrett had proposed to Becca on his season of The Bachelorette before it hit screens.
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I've lost track of how many times I've heard through the grapevine that someone we tried out at one of the restaurants hates me for the egregious sin of not hiring him or her.
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Obviously, an anonymous comment on the Internet should not carry the same credibility as a formally submitted, personally signed statement, just as sworn testimony in court holds far greater weight than a grapevine rumor.
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Or you heard through the grapevine that there was a show featuring a woman who was sucking men into her vagina and it was awesome, so you had to tune in out of curiosity.
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With the state-of-the-art technology and all the parking lots hidden from sight, the grapevine-trellised campus looked like a wellness spa or the location of a rigorously hashtagged six-figure wedding.
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When a film opens in Grapevine, Texas, a week before it shows in Amarillo, let alone in some musty backwater like New York City, you can be sure that local pride is at stake.
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Headquarters: Grapevine, Texas Place on last poll: 23 Why it's hot: Shares of video game retailer GameStop have soared recently amid reports the company is working to sell itself to a private equity firm.
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Breaking the movie into distinct acts, Anderson weaves in an abundance of wry humor, such as Goldblum's character always having some titillating new gossip to share that he's picked up via the dog grapevine.
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The grapevine sent us other musicians: William Davis, an assistant editor for News Platforms (another violinist); Aaron Krolik, a developer for Interactive News (a violist); and Margalit Fox, a senior Obituaries writer (a cellist).
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Pros: University of Arizona (Go Wildcats); a dry, dry heatCons: Is not the home of Arizona Iced Teas Frisco, TexasDallas, Austin, El Paso, and even nearby Grapevine are all frothing to put HQ2 in Texas.
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I had heard through a long, winding grapevine that Baños was an outdoor lover's paradise, but as I tossed and turned that first night I wondered if I had come all this way for nothing.
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Carroll gave a talk last month at the bi-annual meeting of the American Astronomical Society in Grapevine, Texas, where he walked through several pre-Bang possibilities that would result in a universe like ours.
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GRAPEVINE, Texas (Reuters) - U.S. immigration authorities signed deals on Monday with 18 of Texas' 254 counties to expand a program that allows jailers at local sheriffs' offices to cooperate with federal authorities in immigration enforcement.
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The TC video team will be taking the reins of the Crunch Wagon to navigate the magnificent creature over the Grapevine, along the California coast all the way to her new home in San Francisco.
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Back in the 1980s, when I was 13, I remember distinctly getting word via the grapevine that my girlfriend of several weeks -- it was very serious between us -- was planning to end things with me.
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As Black Elk started to create his Facebook group for grieving families, he said he was just as likely to learn about another Native American death through the grapevine as through local or national media.
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In a report later in 2014, E. Keith Calloway, who worked for the human resources office, found only that communication with the teachers was lacking, which forced them to rely on the "grapevine" for information.
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Thompson, the digital producer for The Grapevine, believes that the "compartmentalization" of emotions in the dating space "doesn't give us the opportunity to work through our complex emotions," which is essentially what a relationship is.
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One Saturday morning, Marvin Gaye doing "Grapevine" is on the sound system and four or five regulars are kibitzing with Jolie, who rules the cosmetics, gifts, face creams and cannabis-infused salves she swears by.
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In executives' offices, any rap against a movie or an actor—cost overruns for "The Revenant," sexual-harassment allegations against Casey Affleck—is attributed to a Machiavellian rival working the grapevine or manipulating a journalist.
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As word spreads on the diaspora grapevine that country B is a good place to live, more people set off from country A. When the 1,000th migrant arrives, he finds a whole neighbourhood of his compatriots.
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It no doubt made its way through the grapevine that Cichoki was working on Actiview, and Koren told me that a Pixar employee with a personal interest in assisting the visually impaired brought it up internally.
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"It does look like the pace of increase in the economy has slowed down," the chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway told CNBC's Becky Quick at The Gatehouse's Hands Up for Success luncheon in Grapevine, Texas.
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Diana had heard through the grapevine that Ting-Ting Kuo, the legendary Taiwanese National Security Bureau chief of US operations, had run agents from here while sipping on rhum agricole, running FBI countersurveillance teams in circles.
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Ms. Barnett, 35, is a Broadway publicist in New York at Grapevine Public Relations, a company she co-founded in 2017 that represents clients that include the show "Dear Evan Hansen" and the singer Cyndi Lauper.
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Finally of note: Doo Ho Choi picked up another knockout victory with his right hand after Thiago Tavares tried the old Josh Thomson / Jason Miller grapevine stall on the fence for much of the first round.
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"A lot of times I would learn a bass line and then I'd hear the records and I'd go, Oh, that was 'I Heard It Through the Grapevine,'" she told The New York Times last year.
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And that is just in the U.S. As an entity with headquarters in the UK as well, it is likely to be raising (or trying to raise) significantly more, something we've heard through the grapevine as well.
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Before working in fitness, Roup was a professional dancer for the Brooklyn Nets, and she knew she wanted to use simple dance moves — like the grapevine, box step, and jumps — for the cardio portion of her class.
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Thirty-four-year-old Donovan Thompson, a Brooklyn-based executive producer for The Grapevine, a YouTube series that gears its content to a young black audience, said he's noticed that millennials tend to compartmentalize sex and intimacy.
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Philip Chasen, an antiques dealer in East Norwich, N.Y., said that few other enthusiasts specialized as intently as Mr. Hancock, although Mr. Chasen did have one customer who sought only Tiffany desk sets enlaced in grapevine filigree.
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The word on the paddock grapevine was that Verstappen would be free to go elsewhere if Red Bull did not give him a race seat at the main team for the third year of his current contract.
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ANONYMOUS I am going to assume that you learned much of what you report here (the wife's compulsive shopping, the fight and resolution, her breaking her promise to him) the good old-fashioned way: through the grapevine.
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According to Chris Gerling, an enology extension associate at Cornell University, the upside of space vines is that they wouldn't be exposed to grapevine diseases or bugs like phylloxera, which almost decimated France's wine industry 150 years ago.
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Shults talked about the impact of that day at her first public speaking appearance Tuesday, where she gave the keynote address — "Leading in Uncertain Times" — at the National Retail Federation&aposs annual loss prevention conference in Grapevine, Texas.
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"We heard through the grapevine that there were women who had been sexually assaulted by Kavanaugh at Yale and were struggling with whether to come out, which is absolutely understandable in this day, age and climate," Steinitz says.
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Through her grapevine, Raven heard that an anti-abortion organization Sav-A-Life had designs on turning the house into a Crisis Pregnancy Center (CPC) if the MARJC couldn't muster the resources to maintain control of the lease.
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I arrived in Hollywood at the very end of the heyday of big movie stars, and you hear through the grapevine about things like Keanu Reeves's "Matrix" deal [he reportedly made more than $100 million through that deal].
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The playoff committee, which convened in Grapevine, Texas, to watch the conference championship games, will announce the pairings on Sunday for the two semifinals, the Fiesta Bowl and the Peach Bowl, which will be played on Dec. 25.
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In this minor-key ballad with a distant echo of Marvin Gaye's "I Heard It Through the Grapevine," it's head versus heart as Poliça's singer, Channy Leaneagh, argues with her own skepticism to admit she's fallen in love.
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"What happens is the athletes or athletic community or the athlete grapevine finds out about it," says John Hoberman, a Germanic studies professor at the University of Texas who has written extensively on the intersection of drugs and sports.
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First, Luann learns through the grapevine that Ramona desperately tried to gain an invite to Tom's New Year's Eve party, which was held on the same boat where the de Lesseps-D'Agostinos hosted their rehearsal dinner one year prior.
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Oenology, an integral part of ancient Grecian society, is equally represented: an 8th-century-BC black pile of carbonised grapes excavated in Crete sits next to a silver drachm (type of coin) stamped with a grapevine, heavy with fruit.
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Now that Snapchat's parent Snap has signalled its intention to go public (in early March, is the date that we've heard through the grapevine), it's stepping up a gear to show that its business is definitely worth $25 billion.
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For the classic grape varieties it's a win-win situation, but for the hybrid kinds, a kind of safe laboratory grapevine which is used a lot here as well, I expect that the next ten years are their last.
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He got work at a French film magazine writing stories about Old Hollywood which he'd heard through the grapevine growing up in L.A. Each one is basically like: 'They had a persona, but this is what was really going on.
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The brouhaha began last Thursday, when an episode about Bruno Mars on The Grapevine, a panel-style web series that explores issues amongst Black millenials, went viral, mostly thanks to a clip of an opinion from writer and activist Seren Sensei.
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"I'm a part of this community," said Nikita Lyons Murry, a Biogen community relations employee as she emceed a dinner hosted by the company for patients and family members at the annual meeting of the hemophilia foundation in Grapevine, Tex.
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" In January 1997, Tom Dowe wrote an essay warning about, well, fake news: "The Net is opening up new terrain in our collective consciousness, between old-fashioned 'news' and what used to be called the grapevine—rumor, gossip, word of mouth.
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"I think buying new offerings during hot periods in the market ... I don't think it's anything the average person should think about at all," Buffett told CNBC's Becky Quick at The Gatehouse's Hands Up for Success luncheon in Grapevine, Texas.
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"In a country with $65,000 in GDP per capita ... you do take care of the people that for one reason or another ... have become roadkill," Buffett told CNBC's Becky Quick at The Gatehouse's Hands Up for Success luncheon in Grapevine, Texas.
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The grapevine in England has it that Manchester is willing to pay a record transfer fee of 120 million euros, about $132 million, to Juventus for its rising star and meet the $15 million annual salary that Raiola is asking for.
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The Domestic Highway Enforcement Team is meant to focus on intercepting vehicles carrying drugs passing through the Grapevine, a mountain pass north of L.A. But the Times' report revealed that two-thirds of drivers pulled over during that period were Latino.
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As initially reported by several Icelandic newspapers and aggregated by the Reykjavik Grapevine, members of the band had about 800 million Icelandic krónur ($8 million USD) worth of their assets frozen by Iceland's Directorate of Tax Investigations for alleged tax evasion.
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Gregg Goodman, president of the Mills division of Simon Property, said Grapevine Mills drew from a "very wide distance," including surrounding states, with a strategy focusing heavily on families and intended to encourage repeat visits and longer stays in the mall.
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To make the photographs in "Grapevine" at Higher Pictures, Ms. Lipper embedded herself during the late '80s and early '90s in a rural community, following in the footsteps of documentary-style photographers and filmmakers like Walker Evans or Barbara Kopple.
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"I actually came off looking a little cooler than I really am because I had heard through the grapevine, through mutual friends who weren't exactly her best girlfriends, who would report back, 'Oh you know, I think she's dating someone,' " he explained.
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Previously, Olaplex was limited to professional use, which is a testament to the buzz and power of the salon grapevine — so many colorists are raving about it to other pros that salons are beating down the doors to add it to their services.
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When we heard that political scientists at Stanford University were planning to bring together 500 American voters from all over the country for a weekend of political discussion in Grapevine, Texas, just outside Dallas, we knew we wanted to photograph every person.
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Available in Virginia at Cafe Torino and Bakery and the Grapevine in Warrenton, City Vino in Fredericksburg, the Italian Store (Lyon Village, Westover) in Arlington, Market 2 Market in Alexandria, Vienna Vintner in Vienna, the Wine Attic in Clifton, WineStyles (Montclair, Chantilly).
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But Dave (who would not give me his real name when describing his upbringing) had recently heard through the grapevine that his dad had been hanging out with the old crew again—a revelation that left him feeling as if his family might never reconcile.
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The program opens with the 1982 documentary "I Heard It Through the Grapevine" (on Friday; the screening has sold out), in which Baldwin visits cities in the South and elsewhere two decades after the civil rights movement, noting what has changed and what hasn't.
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On the bus with me was a group of mostly women from all over the world, all of us attendees of Shetland Wool Week, a knitting and textile festival hailed through the world's knitting grapevine as the mecca of all knitting and textile festivals.
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"It is easy to imagine, for example, that someone invested simply because a friend suggested it, or because all that percolated down the grapevine was vague insight that Theranos was a fast-growing company, or had promising (but unspecified) technology," Cousins wrote in a 34-page order.
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If you hold an object, like a piece of paper or a grapevine, at that point, the rays get concentrated enough to raise the temperature of the object and cause it to burn, Mike Tuts, professor and chair of the Columbia University physics department, told CNBC.
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Even if all the details of his recent policy declarations on immigration have not yet permeated the migration grapevine, his longstanding promises to restrict immigration have fueled a growing perception among migrants that the United States is becoming far less hospitable to immigrants, documented and undocumented alike.
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"It's difficult enough for people to speak up about having been subjected to violence, without having somehow also ruined this tolerant image, or thinking that you're the only person who has been attacked," María Helga Guðmundsdóttir, director of queer rights group Samtökin '21996, told the Reykjavík Grapevine in 22003.
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Moreover, the Grapevine, AAs own "reader's digest," has for the first time released an issue completely dedicated to stories by atheist and agnostic members of AA. As this is an ongoing matter before the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal, AAWAS was unable to provide comment, according to an AA spokesperson.
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The "Blurred Lines" case has transfixed the music industry, prompting debate over the line between plagiarism and honoring works by popular artists like Gaye, whose songs also include "I Heard It Through the Grapevine" and "What's Going On." Gaye was fatally shot by his father in 1984 at age 44.
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I'd heard through the grapevine that Nate saw his Christian faith as integral to the film, and that's what we talked about: his interest in telling Turner's story, racism in America and particularly in Christian America, and what he hoped churchgoing audiences around the country would take away from the film.
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The installation takes its grapevine motif from a nearby cave-church, and by putting the grapes metaphorically back into the earth, the piece is nodding to the rooted history of grapes and wine-making in the region's religious culture and economy in both the past and the present, albeit less so today.
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While Peter says "many, many people stepped up" to volunteer to be a donor after Melissa posted about their search on Facebook, it wasn't until a few days later after his condition had gone through the parent grapevine in his son's hockey travel team that he found the woman who eventually give him her liver.
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CreditCreditIlona Szwarc for The New York Times Every February, white petals blanket first the almond trees, then the floor of the central valley, an 18,000-square-mile expanse of California that begins at the stretch of highway known as the Grapevine just south of Bakersfield and reaches north to the foothills of the Cascades.
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He and his studio turned the raisins into a grooving group of singers in high-top sneakers who march out of a box singing "I Heard It Through the Grapevine" — a hit for Marvin Gaye that was sung in the commercial by Buddy Miles — and showing off dance moves like those of the Four Tops.
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Meals at Arniano are served outside under the grapevine-covered pergola facing the valley or in the kitchen's open dining room, where the table is always set with linens and decorative objects the family has collected over the years: white jacquard tablecloths, watery blue ceramic plates and a jumble of vases from local flea markets.
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I took her advice and attempted to sign up for Grapevine, one of the biggest dogs in the content fight for influence; I quickly learned that, as someone with less than 13,000 YouTube subscribers (I have a pitiful 102 and according to one subscriber's comments I should "just facking [sic] kill" myself), I was barred from doing so.
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" Elvira was a social worker and a therapist in their hometown, and although her work is strictly confidential, Toews tells me her mother "heard a lot of stories from women who migrated from some of the colonies in Central America," and heard even more about the goings-on in the colonies through what Toews laughingly refers to as "the Mennonite grapevine.
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Available in Virginia at Arrowine and Cheese and the Italian Store (Lyon Village, Westover) in Arlington, Cafe Torino & Bakery and Grapevine in Warrenton, City Vino in Fredericksburg, Crystal Palate in Norfolk, Marchese Italian Market, Rigoletto Bakery & Cafe and Yiannis Wine & Food in Virginia Beach, Market 2 Market in Alexandria, Vienna Vintners in Vienna, the Wine Attic in Clifton, WineStyles (Montclair, South Riding).
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Anyway, everyone knows the only reasonable way to reveal a crush is to bottle it up until you can't help but talk about it with everyone you know for months on end, pushing it gradually further along the winding gossip grapevine of your personal acquaintances, until after years and years of needless torment it gets back to your crush, who subsequently never speaks to you again.
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When you go out to taste a Bordeaux Primeur, college students will pick you up at the parking lot—which can't be more than a 100 yards from the entrance—and drive you to the chateau in golf carts, where you are welcomed by women in skirt suits and get to shake hands with managers who have never touched a grapevine in their lives.
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In the filming of the episode, I spent time at three very different megachurches: the flashy, and entertaining Fellowship Church in Grapevine, Texas, led by Pastor Ed Young and affiliated with the Southern Baptist Convention; Cathedral of Hope United Church of Christ, the world's largest predominantly LGBTQ church in Dallas, Texas, led by Reverend Dr. Neil Cazares-Thomas; and Friendship-West Baptist Church, also in Dallas, led by Pastor Freddy Haynes.
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Jedrzejczyk uses the fence extensively to fight up from the mat and to defend takedowns, and was put there often by Claudia Gadelha, yet Gadelha is largely a non-threat as a combination striker or an infighter and instead insisted on holding on to a grapevine and wasting all her energy on arm punches which did little to damage the champion and only served to gas Gadelha by the second round.
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Playlist: "I Heard It Through The Grapevine" / "Can I Get A Witness" / "How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)" / "Hitch Hike" / "Pride and Joy" / "Ain't That Peculiar" / "Stubborn Kind of Fellow" / "Too Busy Thinking Bout My Baby" / "I'll Be Doggone" / "You're A Wonderful One" / "Try It, Baby" For all his success as a solo artist, Marvin Gaye was often at his best in the mid-'60s when performing with a partner.
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