Frears' High Fidelity hammered home the idea that Laura was Rob's salvation.
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A mint green bouclé wedding suit hammered home the limb-framing effect.
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Speaking in New Delhi earlier this month, Modi hammered home his message.
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But, mostly ... the Congressman hammered home why he's throwing his support behind Beto.
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And Steve Castor, the GOP staff attorney, hammered home how improper this looked.
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Blunt hammered home this point when he spoke to reporters Tuesday after the lunch.
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This was hammered home early as he narrowly escaped a knockdown from a knee.
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This message also needs to be received earlier, "hammered home" by schools and parents.
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And it was hammered home when Russia went into Crimea and portions of Ukraine.
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Cramer, however, has consistently hammered home his belief that fears of a recession were overblown.
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Pence hammered home that message Thursday, touting the gains US forces have made in recent months.
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In a series of essays for conservative magazines like Chronicles, Francis hammered home three key insights.
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And with disturbing scenes of carnage and brutality, the message is hammered home: unsubtle but effective.
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Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) and Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) hammered home to Rood in subsequent questioning.
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This young nation's narrative has been hammered home in textbooks, the mass media and television shows.
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Their ads hammered home negative messages about Reyes as O'Rourke zipped around El Paso, talking about change.
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Bernie Sanders hammered home the fact that he voted against the Iraq War at a town hall.
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He hammered home a one-time shot from the left circle off Brayden Schenn's cross-ice feed.
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It's a point the Microsoft has hammered home as it's worked to make the products viable MacBook competitors.
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Sanders, meanwhile, hammered home the idea that the U.S. must overhaul its drug laws and criminal justice system.
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The discussion sections for the class, run by Chetty's graduate student teaching fellows, hammered home the point further.
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Yet on Wednesday, Mueller hammered home the message that the longstanding DOJ policy was central to his thinking.
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A point she hammered home on Monday morning, arriving on the NBC Upfronts red carpet in typical showstopping fashion.
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Ryan repeatedly hammered home two things that, in his view, Trump would have to do to unify the party.
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The final third of the movie hammered home just how little I cared about anybody onscreen who wasn't Churchill.
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Cyber Monday statistics from Adobe hammered home the point: Mobile spending jumped 48 percent year over year to $1.19 billion.
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I've always been aware of my hunched silhouette, but the constant buzzing really hammered home just how extreme it is.
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Titled "Securing the Vote: Protecting American Democracy," the report hammered home what should be extremely clear to everyone by now.
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For me, that was one of those small, random things that hammered home how distant their lives were from mine.
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Nothing like how Trump hammered home his intention to build a wall, deport undocumented immigrants, and rip up trade deals.
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"I think recent years have hammered home that not everyone that plays games are dudes that like shooters," Refenes said.
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"I am the only one who can beat Lopez Obrador," Anaya has hammered home again and again on the campaign trail.
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The first iPods shipped with white circular earbuds immediately identifiable as Apple trademarks, hammered home by the famous "Silhouettes" ad campaign.
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As he did in recent weeks, Musk hammered home the notion that every employee should be individually focused on controlling costs.
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Owen's status as an outsider is hammered home by his exclusion from a portrait of his sinisterly preppy, loafer-wearing family.
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Graziano Pellé put the game away with Italy's second goal at 90 (+2) on a volley that was absolutely hammered home.
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And as Yang has hammered home in interviews and on his website, the freedom dividend wouldn't just help with job transitions.
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In these six episodes, though, that message is hammered home so explicitly and so often it's hard to notice anything else.
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In his first State of the Union address, President Donald Trump hammered home that the economy shows his success in office.
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This was a point the Bulletin hammered home in the statement it released alongside the most recent update to the Doomsday Clock.
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The central bank's action hammered home that the Fed is willing to do whatever it takes to ensure that America's expansion continues.
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Led by Jay Sekulow, a personal attorney to the President, they hammered home the point that Trump's impeachment sets a dangerous precedent.
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" And a third New Hampshire Democrat said Clinton "hammered home the point that she is the progressive who can get things done.
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This point was hammered home by the fact that she was running against Capuano, a House Democrat with a fairly progressive record.
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On Wednesday, former CIA Director David Petraeus hammered home the message that the US' alliances are a crucial part of its national security.
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Tatar wristed the puck cross-crease to Mantha and he hammered home his 12th goal of the season and first in 11 games.
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Both Chelsea's and Bill's speeches hammered home not just how important motherhood has been for Hillary, but also how much work it was.
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The Speaker has hammered home that Republicans have vowed in election after election to repeal and replace ObamaCare, which they say is failing.
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However, he also hammered home the importance of all the issues he's been campaigning on for the past year — and, really, for decades.
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It has been hammered home that Harvard values applicants who are bubbly, not "flat," to use another word in the Harvard admissions lexicon.
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Sylvia Garcia, D-Texas, hammered home the extent of the Trump administration's non-compliance in her remarks on the Senate floor on Friday.
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Day after day, the media themes of corruption and incompetence are hammered home with few solid facts to back up the negative expositions.
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The company also hammered home its privacy features, like the new Apple Card credit card that won't share data with marketers or advertisers.
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While the ground is still in working condition, this must have hammered home the fact that the club was far from immune to harm.
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Hill, Green thrive as Bengals bury Browns CINCINNATI — Cincinnati Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis has hammered home a message to running back Jeremy Hill.
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An important point about these treatments — and something every expert I spoke to really hammered home — is this: These are not weight-loss treatments.
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The success of series like ''Empire'' and ''black-ish'' has hammered home the fact that black-led shows need not be considered niche entertainment.
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A key Lott thesis, hammered home again in this book, is that mass shooters deliberately and overwhelmingly target places where guns have been banned.
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If it&aposs true that no amount of money can prevent aging, a little-known YouTuber has just hammered home that truth in style.
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It's a problem that, ironically, Trump hammered home in the campaign: that there's a different set of rules for elites than for normal people.
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Since Pokémon: Let's Go's announcement, Game Freak director Junichi Masuda has hammered home a single point: this is not your typical Pokémon role-playing game.
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Bernie Sanders hammered home a familiar theme for him, saying that the middle class is stagnating, while the richest Americans are adding to their wealth.
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In case it wasn't already clear that this suite was themed around cheese, the giant wedge and props in the corner hammered home the message.
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Neymar laid the ball off to Paulinho in midfield and the former Tottenham midfielder hammered home a spectacular right-foot shot from 30 yards out.
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One, it could use a trim; the clash between our dynamic heroes and the stiff suits in the boardroom doesn't need to be hammered home.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - "Bibi or Tibi" is the election slogan hammered home at nearly every opportunity on the campaign trail by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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But it hammered home the same point: Clinton wants to hug Obama as closely as possible and cast herself as a worthy successor to his legacy.
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He hammered home his own points about inequality for the poor and middle class, two groups Trump promised to lift up during his campaign for president.
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Harris, who has been at the helm of the most expansive US military command for three years, hammered home points he's made repeatedly during his term.
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Mertens hammered home a superb volley two minutes into the second half, sending the ball arcing over Jaime Penedo after Panama struggled to clear a cross.
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This points to a broader point, one hammered home by experts on ISIS and chemical weapons: The Islamic State's group's chemical weapons capability is extremely limited.
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Burks' layup knotted the score at 89 with 4:52 remaining, and Robinson hammered home a putback dunk to move the Warriors ahead 38 seconds later.
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"The Great Patriotic War" hammered home that Paige is out of her depth and that Elizabeth is too blinkered or simply too busy to see it.
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Yurtseven hammered home a rebound dunk and Blair sank a 3-pointer in the final 35 seconds to pull the Hoyas within 38-32 at the break.
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Come the rematch, almost 40 percent of Lawler's blows were hammered home to the midriff of Hendricks, who soon slowed and allowed Lawler to snatch the title.
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In the past 2 years, a spate of dire scientific reports have been published, each of which has hammered home the urgency of acting on this issue.
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But whatever the state of his health, Bouteflika's remoteness was hammered home by the contrast when French President Emmanuel Macron came for a day visit in 2017.
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He also hammered home attacks on Biden's decades-old advocacy for freezing spending on social safety net programs, echoing attack ads he launched earlier in the day.
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The mayor's campaign hammered home the message that the ruling party had mismanaged the issue of Syrian refugees and existing policies have failed Turks and Syrians alike.
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Connor Brown passed the puck from the left corner to the slot and Anisimov hammered home a one-timer with 53 seconds left in the first period.
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Sanders has improved his range as a debater, and across a variety of subjects and questions he hammered home his basic point painting his preferred picture of Clinton.
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The strength disparity was quite apparent when Andrade got the double collar tie, threw Hill onto the fence with it and immediately hammered home blows to Hill's midsection.
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Marquinhos got a fourth in 51 minutes, which he hammered home from three yards at the second attempt when the ball fell kindly to him at a corner.
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After Toronto's Justin Morrow hit the crossbar, Seattle defender Roman Torres coolly hammered home the decider as the Sounders finally celebrated victory following seven seasons of near misses.
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There was no doubt about the winner from Roman Torres, however, after he hammered home a volley in the 88th-minute to spark wild celebrations in the stadium.
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Throughout CPAC, speakers hammered home the need to court younger voters and called to "educate" Americans on the very Democrats they had cast their ballots for in 2018.
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Odenkirk's performance — even when he's picking up change — really hammered home the urgency of the story and the magnitude of just how big the Pentagon Papers story was.
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Though Barbie has been everything from an astronaut to president, the rooms in the Dreamhouse hammered home the message that Barbie is, first and foremost, a traditional homemaker.
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Game of Thrones hammered home that this moment was important by bringing it up in again during the season eight premiere, as Sam learned what Dany had done.
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That is far more befitting of Donald's circus act of a campaign, a point that Oliver hammered home by urging his audience to use the hashtag #MakeDonaldDrumpfAgain on Twitter.
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This contrast is even hammered home in the courtroom proceedings: The camera lingers on their animal-print socks, their childish Mary Jane shoes, their youthful inability to sit still.
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This point was hammered home to the Chinese public by national broadcaster CCTV last week, which aired a three-part documentary in which 10 CCDI officials confessed their corruption.
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Trump on jobs leaving Michigan & Ohio By Tami Luhby, CNNMoney Trump hammered home that America has lost a multitude of jobs to what he said were bad trade deals.
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"—he hammered home his point about "where there's going to be a division in the Democratic Party": "It is not good enough for somebody to say, 'I'm a woman.
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It is a sense, she said, that was hammered home by recent terrorist attacks around the globe and by living in a place she believes could also be hit.
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Samsung reps really hammered home the three product cornerstones of family, food and entertainment (why the aforementioned boardroom didn't opt for a third F of "fun" is beyond me).
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In his prayer, which the huge crowd listened to in near silence, Francis also hammered home another major theme of his papacy - justice for the poor, refugees and outcasts.
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This is hammered home in the way the dogs kill human beings: a single strike to the head that's reminiscent of the way animals are killed on a slaughterhouse floor.
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Normal service was quickly resumed though and Nadal hammered home a backhand winner to end a superb 26-stroke rally on his way to breaking again in the next game.
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Sadiq Umar scored his second and Nigeria's third seven minutes later when he controlled another good pass from their captain John Obi Mikel and hammered home from 15 yards (13.7m).
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In a post issued this morning, the company's Vice President of Communications and Public Policy Director of Research outlined the plan and hammered home its focus on impartial data collection.
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Two tight forehands thumped into the net to give Thiem a third match point and this time the Austrian hammered home a forehand to spark celebrations in his coaching box.
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STRASBOURG (Reuters) - The European Union's Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier hammered home again on Tuesday that Britain would not retain its current privileges, including on trade, once it leaves the bloc.
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Just moments after Tillerson's remarks were reported, Trump hammered home his tough talk in a Twitter post about U.S. nuclear weapons in what looked like another warning to North Korea.
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The length and nature of Mr. Ghosn's detention has cast a critical light on Japan's criminal justice system, a point that Mr. Hironaka hammered home in his remarks on Monday.
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The resignation this week of the U.N. official monitoring the ceasefire, who quit days after his convoy was shot at, has hammered home the potential for the peace deal to collapse.
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Ross drained a 211-pointer and senior center Matthew Atewe hammered home a dunk to cap a 239-232 burst as the Waves moved within 23-123 with 212:29 remaining.
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Mr. Hartmann understands Lear's rejection of Cordelia as a sign of the older generation sacrificing the future; his production has an environmental message hammered home by film projections of oil rigs.
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Online ads from Diesel hammered home the connection by showing the Netflix name, mentioning "La Casa de Papel" and featuring characters in the distinctive red jumpsuits worn by the show's protagonists.
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Xi Thought is now being "hammered home harder" than any set of ideas since Deng launched his "reform and opening" policy nearly 40 years ago, says Kerry Brown of King's College, London.
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Brazil won the Olympic tournament in Rio in cathartic fashion, when Neymar hammered home the winning penalty after the final with Germany went to a shootout, but that was an underage tournament.
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Pliskova, who leads the WTA Tour in aces, hammered home seven aces, the last one securing her stunning victory over the 13-year-old German, who had so much on the line.
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Coutinho got Brazil off to a positive start in the Camping World stadium with a goal after 14 minutes when he skipped past a defender and hammered home from 20 meters out.
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The idea that antiquity arrives to us in fragments is hammered home by Maria Loboda's "Interrupted Pillar," a column hanging from the ceiling and sprouting from the floor but empty in between.
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He and Warren elegantly defused their conflict about comments Sanders supposedly made in 22 about women presidential candidates; he also hammered home his antiwar credentials against the formerly pro-Iraq War Biden.
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The entire tense search and interrogation, and Stephen Merchant's absurd yet deeply creepy turn as Captain Deertz, hammered home the stakes in a way the movie hadn't done prior to that sequence.
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Politically, the region has emerged as a bedrock of support for billionaire real estate mogul Trump, who has hammered home his pledge to return America to "winning" ways versus foreign competitors and foes.
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In an address outside his Downing Street office, Cameron hammered home his message that leaving the EU would jeopardize Britain's economy and its national security, with fewer jobs, fewer allies and higher prices.
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But he hammered home several times the argument that Curiel's heritage caused him to view the Trump University cases unfairly because Trump was planning on "building a wall" along the US-Mexico border.
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Overall, Lightfoot hammered home to Congress that NASA has many different options now: "It allows us to have the ability to fly SLS when we're ready with whatever payload is ready to go."
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That point was hammered home by my own 8-year-old daughter, unbeknownst to me, when she wrote an essay about why she thinks girls should get just as much education as boys.
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Adorned in the Navy's "choker white" uniform, he joked that convocation speakers are largely forgettable, but he hammered home the need to study and the value of the organizational diversity of this class.
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By the end, everyone usually talked about how much they learned from each other, but it didn't change the fact that it hammered home-damaging and gendered stereotypes for both men and women.
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But the actresses in the Republican ad had greater freedom to add their own vocal interpretations — which hammered home the point more effectively than a gesture or arched eyebrow can accomplish on its own.
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Video of Katie Porter's questioning of Tim Sloan: An on-the-record contradiction like that is a black mark during a congressional hearing; having it hammered home with a whiteboard display is downright humiliating.
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Saman Kunan, an ex-Seal who died while returning from delivering oxygen tanks to the cavern where the boys and their coach are located, has hammered home the difficulty of bringing the group out.
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The point was hammered home for Michonne when, after days of tender van-bonding, couples zombie-slashing and candlelit M.R.E. dinners, she watched a pack of walkers eat what she thought was her beloved.
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The first three episodes of season seven have hammered home that Dany doesn't want to attack King's Landing because she doesn't want her dragons to turn the place into the Targaryen Bar and Grill.
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This is hammered home by a piece of fine text currently in the GDPR: Businesses that fail to comply with the regulation can be fined up to $20 million, or 4 percent of global revenues.
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In a rare televised address outside his Downing Street office, Cameron hammered home his message that leaving the EU would jeopardize Britain's economy and its national security, with fewer jobs, fewer allies and higher prices.
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If Republicans had hammered home the statistics of health-care coverage, they could have torn down the propaganda that pre-existing conditions could cause one-quarter to one-half of Americans to be denied coverage.
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Since the day of Ronald Reagan's 'Government is not the solution: it's the problem,' Republicans have hammered home this idea that government is intrusive and bad, said Alison Dagnes, political science professor at Shippensburg University.
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" Gayer noticed it whenever she went home or gave her street name out to friends, which "hammered home the fact that it's a bigger deal than we probably even thought about when we moved in.
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WASHINGTON — When Special Counsel Robert Mueller finally spoke about his investigation into President Trump's ties to Russia, he hammered home the "central allegation" of his probe: Russia made multiple attempts to interfere in the 2016 election.
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Christie also hammered home an issue Trump raised in the last GOP debate -- that Trump is the only candidate to have created hundreds of thousands of jobs -- and took yet another chance to swipe at Rubio.
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Charles is indeed taking bigger and bigger risks with lives that are not his to toy with, an idea that gets hammered home even further when we find out what role he's played in suppressing Jean's powers.
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Ignoring Trump's name-calling, Warren has consistently hammered home her message about why the economic system is broken, how Trump's policies, like the 2017 corporate tax cut, are making it worse, and how she will fix it.
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The Newseum's mission statement proclaims that it is devoted to a free press, and the point is hammered home on the building's exterior, where the First Amendment is inscribed on a 74-foot-tall stretch of marble.
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This is what Bellator London hammered home to me: I don't care about knockouts for their own sake in the same way that I wouldn't pay to watch someone get hit in the head with a baseball bat.
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The Icelandic Swansea midfielder Gylfi Sigurðsson recovered the ball in a dangerous spot, as Arsenal coughed up a turnover they had earned just seconds before, and hammered home a beautifully-placed goal from the top of the box.
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The Fed last week acknowledged that global financial market turbulence could be clouding the outlook, a point several policymakers, including the influential chief of the New York Fed and Fed Vice Chair Stanley Fischer, have since hammered home.
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The Speaker has adamantly dismissed claims that the bill would bail out the island after years of fiscal mismanagement — a message he and others hammered home at a full GOP conference meeting on Friday dedicated to the issue.
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" U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson called on Russia Wednesday to "really think carefully" about its support for Assad, while Vice President Mike Pence hammered home the tough talk, telling Fox News that "all options are on the table.
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This point, hammered home everywhere from the dialogue to the cringey voiceover in the trailer that tells us that "sometimes you have to run out of chances, before someone takes a chance on you" is ironic on many levels.
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At its annual Capital Markets Day, executives hammered home the theme that STMicroelectronics is far better positioned in the best parts of solidly growing automotive and industrial markets than industry peers, which include NXP, Renesas , Infineon and Texas Instruments.
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He drove the right baseline and hammered home a dunk to put Vanderbilt up 35-30, and moments later, he hit a contested 3-pointer from straight away to give Vandy its biggest lead to that point at seven.
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He has shrugged off his ties to Mr. Kolomoisky as just business and has hammered home the message that while his production company certainly sold television shows to the oligarch, he is not, unlike Mr. Poroshenko, an oligarch himself.
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This is hammered home in Marvel's 2014 AXIS crossover event (also penned by Remender), where Apocalypse and Deadpool confront each other in battle: Deadpool, healing abilities and all, is no match for Apocalypse, who is now all grown up.
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Warren leans into her electability argument ... Warren hammered home her electability argument, touting the breadth of her campaign's national organization and rejecting any suggestion that a male nominee would have better chance of defeating President Donald Trump in November.
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President Donald Trump has repeatedly hammered home his frustration with the permitting process, at press events often unrolling a lengthy scroll of paper showing a maze of more than a dozen federal agencies involved in building a new highway.
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"The latest turbulence has hammered home the message that central banks have been overburdened for far too long post-crisis," the head of the BIS monetary and economics department, Claudio Borio, said in its first quarterly report of the year.
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Trump hammered home his commitment to addressing trade imbalances Tuesday night and pointed to his back-and-forth with Clinton over trade, particularly when he called her out for calling the Trans-Pacific Partnership deal the "gold standard" of trade agreements.
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Zidane, who stepped down as Real Madrid manager last month after winning a third straight Champions League title, was surprised to see his foot, which hammered home a hanging ball against Bayer Leverkusen 16 years ago, was so highly regarded.
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Just in case the point needed to be hammered home any more, a hanging sign featuring a glum portrait of the author settling down to a meal of three (three!) boiled eggs in an austere-looking apartment appeared outside, too.
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That was hammered home with an unscheduled Hanukkah holiday visit to the Western Wall, one of Judaism's holiest sites, which is located in Jerusalem's Old City in the eastern sector captured along with the West Bank in a 1967 war.
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Yet Madrid, who are chasing a third straight Champions League title, were awarded a hotly-contested penalty in stoppage time which Cristiano Ronaldo hammered home to send them into the semi-finals for a record-extending eighth year in a row.
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In private briefing after private briefing with political advisers, according to sources in both chambers, the same point has been hammered home to lawmakers that last five weeks: You go into 2018 without tax reform, there will be a Democratic wave.
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The sticking points Representative Elise Stefanik, a Republican from New York, hammered home a popular talking point within her party: For the millions of Americans viewing today, the two most important facts are the following: Number one, Ukraine received the aid.
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"(President Mario) Draghi's discussion of the ECB's reinvestment strategy has hammered home the message that the "flow component" of the recalibrated QE (asset purchase) programme will remain sizeable," said Valentin Marinov, head of G10 FX research at Credit Agricole in London.
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Netanyahu hammered home a get-out-the-vote message: Applying Israeli sovereignty to the valley, which Palestinians want as part of a future state, will happen only if Likud emerges from the election as the biggest party in the Knesset (parliament).
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The prevailing opinion among RNC members was that Trump is simply energizing his anti-establishment supporters, a point hammered home by Manafort, who privately told party leaders Trump is "projecting an image" and will transition to a more serious demeanor.
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The far-right party commanded strong polling numbers during the campaign as it hammered home its core issues of immigration, crime and integration to a voting public anxious over the arrival of 163,000 asylum seekers during the height of the migration crisis.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg joined News Corp CEO Robert Thomson for an interview soon after, and Thomson hammered home the need for objective journalism in the age of social media, waxing nostalgic about the importance of rigorous fact-checking in his early career.
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"We can have good security without a security state and we can have good policing without a police state," Supervisor Aaron Peskin, the lawmaker who introduced the bill, said at today's hearing, a line he's hammered home over the last few months.
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But the magical perception of driver-assist tech — hammered home in their names, advertising and even executive comments — can obscure an operational reality that demands drivers constantly monitor the self-driving system and sometimes be prepared to take over in a split second.
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You can visit them and live an unforgettable experience for life," it drones on with wondrous banality hammered home by additional tautology — right before switching gears and dropping this unexpected last liner: "Jimmy Singh is connected with Wonders of The All World.
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It was an anecdote meant to showcase Democrats' concern for working people — a theme that House Democrats have hammered home with their so-called For the People agenda of lowering prescription drug prices, passing an infrastructure measure and ending corruption in Washington.
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Biden and Amy Klobuchar hammered home the idea that a public option for the Affordable Care Act constitutes the realistic, more affordable middle road, and they directly attacked Sanders and Warren for budget-busting Medicare for All plans that would eliminate private insurance.
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The voraciousness of Kim's "nukes at all costs" philosophy was hammered home just this week when a high-ranking North Korean diplomat who defected to the South earlier this year said Kim wouldn't back down even if offered huge sums of money by Western powers.
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This was hammered home to me particularly clearly when I had the privilege of flying on a British Airways press trip to Madrid as a taster flight to launch BA's new Club World seat, and then a flight back in a standard Club Europe seat.
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The Aggies led 14-153 after Flagg hammered home a spectacular fastbreak dunk with 12:16 left in the first half, then extended the lead to double digits (19-9) for the first time with 10:13 left in the period on a Nebo jumper.
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Human impact on the planet is hammered home in the opening gallery, where two large screens show a selection of NASA's "Images of Change," before-and-after satellite pictures representing the effects of melting glaciers, urban sprawl and other developments over the past two decades.
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But the deeper message of James Comey's whirlwind media tour came into clearer focus in his sit-down with Anderson Cooper, as the former FBI director hammered home why it's important to protect the Justice Department from increasingly sharp attacks by President Donald Trump.
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As a result of the act, Americans have started seeing more take-home pay and dozens of U.S. corporations are handing their workers bonuses — a message that Ryan and his leadership team have hammered home in countless press releases, cable TV hits and tweets.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Planning for the Tokyo 2020 Games has been made harder because of the high disaster risks in Japan, a reality hammered home by a deadly typhoon and earthquake just last week, International Olympic Committee (IOC) member and top Tokyo planner John Coates said on Wednesday.
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I think that the reporting around sexual harassment in Silicon Valley, in which a disproportionate number of the victims stepping forward were Asian-American women, in particular hammered home to me that there are layered aspects to who's targeted, how they respond, whose stories are believed.
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The CBO said that increasing the hourly wage from its current rate of $7.25 to $15 by 2023 could lead to the loss of 1.3 million jobs — giving Republicans their main talking point — while also lifting 1.3 million people out of poverty, a point Democrats hammered home.
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The White House has consistently described Trump as the victim of a partisan and unfair effort by Democrats to damage him ahead of the 2020 election, a point his lawyers hammered home during their first appearance on the Senate floor Tuesday during debate over the trial rules.
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While he clearly loves his new club and teammates—something he hammered home pre- and post-game—and he will go on to do great things in Nashville, Montreal will always be P.K.'s heart and home, and there will always be a vacuum left by his absence.
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This time, Jenny Slate plays a young woman living in the '90s (hammered home via a constant stream of EXTREMELY NINETIES props and references) who's grown bored of her whiny, ineffectual fiancée (Jay Duplass) and whose parents (John Turturro and Edie Falco) are having their own marital meltdown.
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In reality, those misogynists hammered home why its important for women to be visible within professional sports and gaming, so that a new generation of basketball fans can be exposed to the WNBA and see them as professionals and stars in the same light as the NBA's top players.
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But in an election in which so many Democrats are fixated on exactly one agenda item — removing Trump from the White House — Buttigieg also hammered home the message that, because Sanders is not a unity figure, he would weaken the party as a whole if he became the nominee.
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Nogueira actually got to a position with Bader's leg extended a couple of times—deep half guard proper—but Bader was able to hold Nogueira's far leg, balance on top and land some elbows which really hammered home that almost no elbow actually qualifies as 'twelve-to-six- anymore.
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Our spreadsheets hammered home that what contributed most to our happiness was time spent together or with friends — while, crucially, not working — and there was no way to get more of that if we continued to live in the Bay Area, one of the most expensive parts of the country.
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When he finally does look at us, it's to deliver a self-pitying lecture about how he saved the country and maybe even the world, even as the rest of the movie has hammered home that he damned it instead, even if he'll be dead long before the consequences come home to roost.
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He gave me more or less the same answer to two different questions, hammered home his main point—of how happy he is with the new lineup and how great the new album is—and bristled when I characterized him as "conservative," choosing instead to refocus on his core values of faith and loyalty.
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For seven and a half seasons of the show, Game of Thrones has hammered home that Daenerys Targaryen is a ruler capable of compromise; a queen who listens to her advisers; a monarch who wants to destroy slavery and institute equality; and a hero who people believe in (hence the mainstream popularity of the title "Mother of Dragons").
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But my status as a semi-functional human blimp has been hammered home via a personalized report of my Body Mass Index, a figure that lets you get a broad, general sense of your health while also reminding you that you are a piteous spherical man-ape who makes a lot of piss-poor decisions regarding taco toppings.
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Mr. Mattis, his friends and colleagues say, is driven by several considerations, including his belief that the military's political neutrality can help hold together a deeply divided nation — a point that Mr. Mattis hammered home in a commencement address last month at West Point in which he made one reference to the commander in chief and none to Congress.
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Plenty of other great fights happened on ONE FC and World Series of Fighting this weekend and it really hammered home that we are in the middle of an era wherein top notch talent and prospects can be found all over the place simply due to the number of athletes now competing in mixed martial arts.
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Parker, who was joined by Airtime President Daniel Klaus and product boss Thomas Purnell-Fisher, hammered home two key points throughout the demonstration: Airtime was different from anything you'll find in the social media sphere today, and the technology that lets groups of people jump in and out of video chats while simultaneously watching videos on their phones was really hard to build.
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There was so much smoke that she was only visible when she moved close enough to touch the outstretched hands up front, and even then she seemed more shadow than human; that disconnect hammered home the abrasive viscerality of her delivery, which felt loose, improvised, and godlike, her words written in blood on cracked onyx and handed down from the Temple Mount.
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With almost no tangents, the 70-year-old hammered home refined versions of his campaign talking points: the importance of being ruthless in trade negotiations, the need to defeat the social-justice movement and win America's relentless culture war; the necessity of rooting out ISIS; the danger of scary illegal immigrants; and the desperate state of "law and order" when cops are under attack.
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The 6-foot 11-inch Cousins hammered home a vicious dunk for his first basket as a Warrior, ran the floor with aplomb, hounded the various Clippers he guarded one on one into 0-for-7 shooting, found a cutting Curry for a layup with a nifty bounce pass out of the post, took a charge against a driving Tobias Harris and, most notably, drained three 323-pointers.
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In a five-minute question period, O'Rourke, then a sophomore member of Congress representing the western tip of Texas (including El Paso), channeled wonky frustration with existing metrics of border security, hammered home that the border was as secure as it had ever been (in concert with Kevin McAleenan, now Trump's head of Customs and Border Protection), aired complaints about processing times into El Paso from Ciudad Juarez, and called for comprehensive immigration reform.
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The 70th Primetime Emmy Awards, which ran Monday night on NBC, opened not with the hosts Michael Che and Colin Jost, but with a parade of beloved performers, including Kenan Thompson, Kate McKinnon and Ricky Martin, doing an awkwardly self-deprecating musical bit about Hollywood's commitment to inclusion called "We Solved It." From that point, the word "diversity" (or "diverse") lingered like a trending hashtag, hammered home by one person after another seemingly every few minutes.
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As Sanders and other Biden surrogates made their way through the state on a bus with "Battle for the Soul of the Nation" emblazoned on its sides, they hammered home two points to black voters: that Biden would help their down-ballot candidates, the implication being that other more left-wing candidates might not; and that voters in delegate-rich Southern Super Tuesday states, which include Alabama, Texas and North Carolina, are watching whom they vote for.
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I'm personally pretty excited for third-party stuff on Switch, even though I wouldn't normally be because I went to an event during GDC where they had a bunch of Indie games on display and it kind of hammered home this idea for me of, if I can get a game on the PlayStation 4, or on the Switch, why would I not get the Switch version if it's the same game, but also I can play it in bed. Right?
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