"Liberals have always had a thing about eliminating humans," she wrote.
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Mr. Cerruti had a thing about images of reclusive men with books.
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As the creator of "Mad Men," Matthew Weiner had a thing about spoilers.
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Even from when I was a teenager I had a thing about my teeth.
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Skateboarders have always had a thing about filming their tricks—it's just part of skateboarding culture.
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"The way that the football season was, everyone had a thing about taking the knee," he said.
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Gail: You know that I've always had a thing about how the country's divided between empty places and crowded places.
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Both Barack and Michelle have had a thing about helping the needy get access to good food for a long time.
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Trump has always had a thing about trade, which he sees the way he sees everything: as a test of power and masculinity.
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And some spicy Mainers, too: Brawny, who was always grumbling about the libs; Bix, who smelled like a dead animal; and Junta, whom I met playing roller hockey in Tompkins Square Park, in the mid-nineties, and who had a thing about the size of his own wrench, which, admittedly, was prodigious.
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This year the exhibition is "Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination," and the hosts are Anna Wintour (the magical manipulative Wizard of Oz for this particular event), Rihanna (who has a starring role in the coming Met Gala heist movie, "Ocean's 22016"), Donatella Versace (because her brother Gianni had a thing about Catholic iconography) and Amal Clooney (because … well, who doesn't want to stand in a receiving line with Amal Clooney?).
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2012 interview; > He had a thing about the Vietnam War, for some reason. He was very well read > on the subject. And dinosaurs. He talked a lot about dinosaurs.
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During a government deposition, Menjou said, "Scratch a do-gooder, like Hepburn, and they'll yell, 'Pravda'." To this, Hepburn called Menjou "wisecracking, witty—a flag-waving super-patriot who invested his American dollars in Canadian bonds and had a thing about Communists." In his book Kate, Hepburn biographer William Mann said that during the filming of State of the Union, she and Menjou spoke to each other only while acting.
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It is also said that the Sirikwa had a thing about red ants, their appearance made them migrate as it was a bad omen for them. It is also told that the Sirikwa migrated southward toward Tanzania. The Iraqw of Tanzania actually do confirm to be the Sirikwa who interacted with the Kalenjin before migrating to Tanzania. The Sirgoik clan of the Kipsigis are thought to be adopted group of Iraqw families.
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