Watch this amazing collab between Rammstein and Cookie Monster that Reddit apparently hails as the world's most iconic duo.
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Boeing itself has not grounded the 737 Max, which the company hails as the "fastest-selling" model in its history.
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The latest shooting incident has highlighted deeper tensions in South Bend, some closely tied to what Buttigieg now hails as some of his biggest accomplishments on the stump.
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The 1990 project hails as one of the first-ever attempts to create an all-original TV musical, and it centered on police officers and the criminals they busted.
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Arguably, this is the school of thought from which Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi hails as a former military officer who rose to power following mass anti-government protests in 85033.
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There were also photos on Berhe's phone that show him shopping for a blazer and sitting at a table with a Nikon camera—images the prosecution hails as evidence of the riches he enjoyed as a smuggler.
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" Accordingly, the German Football Museum in Dortmund had more than 21944,21955 visitors in its first year, and the appeal is growing, according to the city's proud mayor, Ullrich Sierau, an ardent fan of a multimedia museum he hails as "almost a visualization of Germany.
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After achieving fame playing various femme fatales during what IMDB hails as the "golden age of Mexican cinema," Jurado broke into Hollywood in the early 1950s with roles in Bullfighter and the Lady and the Western classic High Noon, the latter of which won her a Golden Globe.
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It's just the highest profile piece of what the industry hails as a "renaissance in U.S. plastics manufacturing," whose output goes not only into packaging and single-use items such as cutlery, bottles, and bags, but also longer-lasting uses like construction materials and parts for cars and airplanes.
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Trump's Twitter Ghostwriters: Behind the scenes, West Wing aides intentionally recreate suspect grammar, misspellings and exaggerated punctuation while serving as Trump ghostwriters for Twitter to mimic the president's style and ape for his base what the White House hails as Trump's "common touch," according to reporting by The Boston Globe.
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During the 2014 World Cup, a tournament that Klinsmann hails as one of the great successes of his tenure, the underlying statistics suggest that the team underperformed: Over four games, it possessed the ball for less time than any other U.S. World Cup team in modern history and was outshot 94 to 44.
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"The five most powerful people are the head of the party, the president, the commander in chief, the author of the book that gets the best display spots in the bookstores these days, and the guy the People's Daily hails as China's most astute commentator on globalization -- in other words Xi, Xi, Xi, Xi, and Xi," Wasserstrom told CNN.
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Shah Mehmood Qureshi also hails as a Feudal Lord from Multan who is also followed as a religious saint. Thus, large landowners have dominated Pakistan's politics since the country's inception.
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See the Sea (original title: Regarde la mer) is a 1997 French film written and directed by François Ozon and starring Sasha Hails as a young British mother living in a small seaside village in France who takes in a malevolent homeless drifter (played by Marina de Van) while her husband is away on business.
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349–350 PlinyNaturalis Historia 12:26 makes note of the fact that the nard which grows in Gaul (Gallia) was merely an herb and differed from the Indian nard. This is believed to have been valerian spikenard (Valeriana celtica) and which the 10th century Arab physician, Al-Tamimi, hails as being the best "spikenard" of Europe.Called by him al-nārdīn al-eḳlītī, and which he equates as being al-sunbul al-rūmī.
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The ideal form of stanzaic song is pangchang (), a novel Korean offstage chorus that Kim hails as unique in the world. In addition to strophic, melodies should be easy to sing and emerge from characteristic motifs derived from traditional popular folk or revolutionary tunes. Their tone (loosely defined, encompassing pitch, timbre, genre and mode) should both appeal to Koreans and suit the dramatic needs of the opera. The songs should fit with one another, but without repetition or being formulaic.
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In 1959, which Hoesli hails as the year Modern Architecture became teachable worldwide, many opinions on architectural instruction changed. In that year, the year of the death of Frank Lloyd Wright, his Guggenheim museum was completed, as were the Birmingham Museum of Art and the Sidney Myer Music Bowl. At this point, Hoesli felt free to discuss the procedure of design with students through pedagogy. His design problems, which "were so formulated that the student had to solve tasks within a given framework of requirements and achieve precise results",Jansen et al.
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Dubbed maximalism by some critics, the sprawling canvas and fragmented narrative of such writers as Dave Eggers and David Foster Wallace has generated controversy on the "purpose" of a novel as narrative and the standards by which it should be judged. The postmodern position is that the style of a novel must be appropriate to what it depicts and represents, and points back to such examples in previous ages as Gargantua by François Rabelais and the Odyssey of Homer, which Nancy Felson hails as the exemplar of the polytropic audience and its engagement with a work. Many modernist critics, notably B.R. Myers in his polemic A Reader's Manifesto, attack the maximalist novel as being disorganized, sterile and filled with language play for its own sake, empty of emotional commitment—and therefore empty of value as a novel. Yet there are counter-examples, such as Pynchon's Mason & Dixon and David Foster Wallace's Infinite Jest where postmodern narrative coexists with emotional commitment.
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