Michelangelo had a thing for large hands and buff bodies.
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D.B. No. I had a thing for Murnau and Fritz Lang.
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She too had a thing for bad boys and unrequited love.
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Rory, in her wild youth, obviously had a thing for bad boys.
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Eat I used to think I had a thing for old recipes.
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Texans have always had a thing for risk takers, and for brawlers.
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And Fosse truly had a thing for hats … Purchase it on Amazon.
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Seems like Rob has had a thing for Alexis for a while.
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In an interview in 1972 she said she had "a thing for octaves".
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And once upon a time Trump had a thing for actress Emma Thompson.
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The twist: Unlike the others, Harley clearly had a thing for her boss.
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Despite their somewhat divisive nature, I've always had a thing for mom jeans.
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At least, it's clear we had a thing for them in the past.
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Let's go back in time to when Pitt had a thing for blondes—and Pringles.
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I'd always had a thing for bad boys, Micha was handsome and treated me well.
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And as the new study points out, he may also have had a thing for cheese.
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He was smart, winsomely geeky, and uncommonly kind, and he had a thing for brainy women.
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"All the best artists have had a thing for pure black — Turner, Manet, Goya," he said.
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I had a thing for women who had their own personal battles with self-image and acceptance.
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We kissed again, and she told me she's had a thing for me since I moved in!
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Caligula had a thing for generals, and he periodically wore the garb of a triumphant military commander.
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Like many of the older Millennials and the younger Gen Xers, I had a thing for bad boys.
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"Even though he was from Brooklyn, he had a thing for cowboy hats and bolos," Mr. Peskowitz said.
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Schnapp has not-so-secretly had a thing for the "Spider-Man: Homecoming" star for a while now.
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" John also had a thing for dogs: "Take pictures of friendly dogs I see when I walk around.
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"My dad had a thing for Z's and zen, so he helped name me Zendaya," she told Popstar!
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As a teenager, during a "short-lived pseudo-punk phase" she had a thing for Guevara, she tells me.
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It's a known fact that before Melania was in the picture, Donald Trump had a thing for beautiful women.
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We're told the only thing that was clear from the "jibber-jabber" was Haywood had a thing for Miranda.
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I've always had a thing for music that can make me cry, or at least indulge some serious melancholy.
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I've had a thing for Sandra Oh since my parents took my sister and me to see Sideways in 2004.
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"Long ago, you chose Mufasa over me," Scar tells Sarabi, revealing that he had a thing for his brother's queen.
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"At 14, I already loved jewelry design, but I also had a thing for the hotel industry," Mr. Izzo said.
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I always had a thing for John OLERUD, though, an excellent Met, with his serious expression and permanent batting helmet.
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And the reason he loves YouTube is because when he was very small, he really had a thing for garbage trucks.
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Kylie Jenner has always had a thing for breakfast foods—but now we know she's not just making them at home herself.
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"It looks like I had a thing for lavender back in the day, but that was actually Kim's favorite color!" she said.
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We apparently had a thing for Godspeed You Black Emperor, seasons 1 and 2 of The Dinosaurs, and Masters of the Universe.
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He also says he knows why, lately, Kate's had a thing for much younger guys -- even though it hasn't always ended well.
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Colson Whitehead has long had a thing for the metaphoric possibilities of mechanized modes of transport, the more old-fashioned the better.
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Clues that Dante was a Whisperer are scattered throughout the season and Nash thinks Dante may have had a thing for Siddiq.
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He had a thing for that cartoon cat called Pusheen and would say, "Pusheen" in a baby voice every chance he got.
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I had a "looking for love in all the wrong places" problem, and had a thing for the intelligent bad boy type.
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"Tyrone admitted to me that NeNe had a thing for him back in the day," Whitfield said, insisting that nothing intimate happened between them.
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She says she loves me and always had a thing for me, but didn't want to say anything for fear of ruining our friendship.
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I asked her if he knew that I am basically a very geeky goth and she said he had a thing for goth girls.
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Nic had a thing for Otis, and then proceeded to tell us about his favorite dog and a tiger-like cat in his menagerie.
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Trump has always made it very obvious — sometimes explicitly — that he had a thing for Princess Diana during his appearances on The Howard Stern Show.
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He had a thing for film scores ("I loved the Sister Act 203 soundtrack"), and he revered the virtuoso jazz pianist Brad Mehldau (still does).
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It was clear then that he had a thing for women's posteriors, a fixation that has reached its nadir in this epic of jittering, bopping butt.
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During a recent interview with BBC1's Grimmy, Gomez revealed that she and her former Princess Protection Program co-star had a thing for guys in purple.
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Taylor played Peggy Peabody on the lesbian drama, a billionaire who had a thing for modern art and much younger men (as well as a same-sex dalliance herself).
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"We were talking, and Brad told me he had a thing for big-breasted women, and that size had always been a factor in his relationships," Mulford told the Sun.
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Back in the old days, before the internet and stuff, if you had a thing for a serial killer it was tradition to send him a love letter in prison.
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"There were talent shows and I was always picked as the emcee because I always had a thing for talking in front of large groups of people," King told me.
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Vanessa Jados always had a thing for fine bakery and fresh croissants—so much that when she was pregnant with her second child, she kept craving crusty, rich, and buttery pastries.
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According to W Magazine, "nearly every actress in her 20s tried out for the part," but Scorsese has long had a thing for casting largely unknown women against very famous leading men.
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The show also had a thing for eclectic musical non-sequiturs, and gave Conway Twitty (+21), the B-21's "Rock Lobster" (+21), and the Trashmen song "Surfin' Bird" (+23) a brief renaissance.
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Rummans: I think things started happening very early on, I always had a thing for Tyler and I think we were both just looking for an excuse to get closer to each other.
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In the span of a few minutes I learned Frederick kind of had a thing for older women, Alex was a serial monogamist and some of the guys aren't as innocent as I thought.
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"You were all I had left," Maggie says, as if Meredith killed her best friend in front of her instead of just daring to have a crush on a man her sister once had a thing for.
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Because during the course of his medical examination the patient did admit he had a thing for smelling his sweaty socks, and doctors reportedly suspect that this dirty habit could have been responsible for the spread of the infection.
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In the 8-minute episode above, James Corden and Christina Aguilera slay some "Fighter" before talking old Mickey Mouse Club crushes (apparently Ryan Gosling had a thing for Britney back in the day) and then absolutely crushing a heartfelt rendition of "Beautiful".
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Mr. Vevers has always had a thing for a pop culture character — past inspiration has ranged from Snoopy to Felix the Cat — but the choice of Haring, who believed in art for all, brings a new, perhaps more subversive element to the conversation.
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She was a supporting character, a trope really, who had a thing for Captain Mar-Vell but was harsher to his alter ego, Dr. Walter Lawson — a little bit like Superman's Lois Lane: Extraordinary things were being done on the pages of Marvel comic books during the 280s.
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In their lyrics, many prominent New York rappers flaunted their contempt for organized religion: One could cite The Notorious B.I.G.'s 1994 track "Suicidal Thoughts" ("When I die, fuck it, I wanna go to hell") or, more recently, A$AP Rocky's denunciation of corruption in the black church on last year's "Holy Ghost": The pastor had a thing for designer glasses:Yeah, I'm talking fancy plates and diamond glasses.
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Ohashi used think she had a thing for him but was sadly proved wrong. She now goes out with Koheiji's younger brother. ;Junichi Nakajima :Junichi is one of Maeda's classmates. An avid photographer, Nakajima is considered an annoyance by Maeda and his gang, especially whenever sports are involved.
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She waited on the rooftops as the two Salamandrians arrived, and was obviously repulsed that Raphael had a thing for "a big newt." She agreed to work together with them to stop the Newtralizer from wiping out the Utroms. When the extraterrestrial bug Lord Dregg invaded, Karai was shocked at Leonardo's capture. She tried to hold off the hordes of Vreen, but was eventually taken to Dregg's spaceship as well.
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Justice Society of America #29 (vol. 3), a new recruit to the team, King Chimera, reveals a little bit about himself, saying his father was King Standish and that he met with a member of a secret order on a distant island to perfect the art of illusion. King Chimera mentioned his mother had a thing for older men, hinting that he was much older than she.Justice Society of America #29 (vol. 3) (July 2009) King Standish's current activities and whereabouts were not recorded, last appearing in Starman #66 (June 2000).
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Helders bought a drum kit, while Turner suggested that Nicholson learn bass guitar, and invited Jamie Cook, a neighbour who attended a different school, to play guitar. Initially, Turner played guitar in the instrumental band; he became the frontman when two other school friends declined to sing. Helders considered Turner the obvious candidate for lyricist – "I knew he had a thing for words" – and he gradually began to share songs with his bandmates. Before playing a live show, the band rehearsed for a year in Turner's garage and, later, at an unused warehouse in Wath.
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As the resident bimbo of the group, Dana managed to handle awkward relationships almost without the accompanying heartaches. She has had a thing for Glen since their freshman year and managed to become his first girlfriend. Dana is the first girl to initially join the group,The Philippine Star, June 25, 1998 and is constantly protecting Jimmy from being exploited by others when she's not busy exploiting his cluelessness herself."Beerlenium", "BeerkaDos" She left the country on an exchange student program in Europe a few months after graduation, coming home to the Philippines periodically to touch base with her friends.
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They decide to make The Diva (being played by Ana) a bigger presence in the musical, especially in the second half, which will come at the expense of Karen's part. While Kyle is momentarily doing something else, Julia and Scott talk about the old days and Scott tells her he had a thing for her but she was married so he kept quiet. Later, the three present their Diva idea to Derek, who is still a little ticked about his fight with Karen and Jimmy; he loves the idea and doesn't seem bothered that Karen's part will be lessened. Scott asks Julia to continue as a consultant for Hit List.
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" SFGate said: > "Even before she married French president Nicolas Sarkozy, Carla Bruni had a > thing for prominent men such as Mick Jagger and Donald Trump. So even though > the lyrics on her third album, "Comme Si de Rien N'Etait" ("As If Nothing > Happened"), were written before her latest romantic coup, it's hard to > separate content from context, especially when, in the song "Tu Es Ma Came", > the singer describes her lover as "more dangerous than Colombian white". But > the mild-mannered music hardly matches the exuberance of lines like that. > Slathered with strings, horns, and folk and blues guitars, Bruni's new album > is not quite as charming as her 2003 premiere, "Quelqu'un M'a Dit".
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The Arctic Monkeys were formed in mid-2002 by friends Alex Turner, Matt Helders, and Andy Nicholson. Turner and Helders were neighbours and close friends, and they met Nicholson in secondary school. Turner, who had grown up in a musical household as his father was a music teacher, played guitar in the then-instrumental only band, with Helders on drums, Nicholson on bass, and a new band member, Jamie Cook as a second guitarist. As time passed, Turner became the lead singer and frontman of the band as he had "a thing for words", according to Helders. The band began rehearsing at Yellow Arch Studios in Neepsend and played its first gig on 13 June 2003 at The Grapes in Sheffield city centre.
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Ephron first conceived of this story in 1999 as an HBO movie. Ephron focused the story on the career of New York City tabloid columnist Mike McAlary from his early beginnings to his rise to stardom, when he received the 1998 Pulitzer Prize for Commentary for exposing police brutality against a Haitian immigrant named Abner Louima in Brooklyn's 70th precinct, and his death, eight months later, of cancer. Ephron, who had been a New York Post reporter, had previously written about her own career in journalism in the novel I Remember Nothing. She once wrote, "I can’t remember which came first—wanting to be a journalist or wanting to date a journalist"; she had a thing for journalists like McAlary.
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He succeeded in defeating them and was then accepted into, and given control of, the New York faction of the Foot Clan for a brief time. In the independent published series of the Image Comics #24, Raphael had an eyepatch and red bandana for the whole issue and was even angrier than ever. He killed Cheng with whom he had been friends in issue #25, and as soon as Pimiko was killed by the gauntlet of Lady Shredder, Raph removed his bandana and eyepatch to reveal his left eye was no longer disfigured but was back to normal. He later said to Leonardo he had a thing for Pimiko, and like Donatello with Baxter's help on ridding him of cyborg parts, Raphael kept his crush on Pimiko a secret.
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