The city held forth the promise of both, in abundance.
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He held forth on the intricacies of Middle East geopolitics.
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Fishbein held forth on the Orthodox lifestyle and recommended several features.
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Twitter users held forth on the former F.B.I. director James Covfefe.
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Men have held forth at relative liberty for a few thousand years.
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A grand duke held forth, and The Times was there, on page one.
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They sat stone-faced as he held forth, meandering from topic to topic.
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During the first trial, Wyatt often held forth outside the courthouse with inelegant commentary.
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He held forth on national television about his friendships with Howard Stern and Michael Jackson.
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He liked an audience, and held forth with aplomb and a disarming sense of humor.
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The candidates held forth on guns, trade, abortion, immigration, and spending priorities, among other issues.
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French fries and soft-serve ice cream proudly held forth on the menu; Steven Pepper, the Yum!
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At one table, Mr. Lewandowski held forth with Eric Bolling, a host for the Sinclair Broadcast Group.
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He held forth on Iraq's invasion of Kuwait in 1990 and Donald Trump's efforts at Israeli-Palestinian peace.
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In any case, Ali is not really the sort who held forth on religion or politics, Asma said.
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In Johnstown, Pa., he held forth with employees at a manufacturing company beside a massive spool of wire.
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During the ride, Mr. Staley held forth on World War II, American politics and recent departures from JPMorgan.
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What Republicans have held forth as fundamental principles are, thanks to Trump's election, revealed as hollow bromides and shibboleths.
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After lighting it and inhaling deeply, she held forth on various topics before welcoming guests to her spartan set.
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Senators settled into their telegenic gazes, steely but approachable, often whispering to one another as the witness held forth.
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But for nearly 45 minutes on Wednesday, Judge Durkin held forth in a passionate, often contemptuous tone, with little interruption.
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He held forth for 45 minutes in Rose Garden last week, for example, and relishes showing off the Oval Office.
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Monkey Guy saw me taking notes on the game and held forth for a while about his fascination with sports.
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She crossed her arms and looked over the gold rims of her glasses straight into Phoebe's coke-bottle frames and held forth.
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Campaigning in South Carolina after the document's release, Senator Bernie Sanders held forth largely on affordable housing and the consequences of gentrification.
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Mr. Gore, too, held forth on the cause of his postpolitical life, making his case as if reading from a slide show projection.
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He has held forth on what he views as rock's problems before, even asking, "Is rock music?" in a video posted February 2018.
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Trump held forth for 35 minutes on August 21, 13 minutes on August 9, 19 minutes on August 1, 17 minutes on August 2.
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But he also held forth on less weighty matters, including pronunciation of his own last name, an occasional topic of lighthearted debate in Washington.
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Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa and the chairman of the Judiciary Committee, held forth wistfully on a bygone era in these halls.
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Mr. Rubio, eager to move beyond his disappointing New Hampshire finish on Tuesday, held forth on the Second Amendment, border security and his Democratic opponents.
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Eastern, CNN), while Donald Trump held forth on a rival platform, possibly expanding on his desire to sue Mr. Cruz over an ad (8 p.m.
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Later, Trump's traveling press pool joined him on his plane for the first time, and Trump held forth with reporters on a flight across Ohio.
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As Mr. Kruk first held forth from the pulpit of the Old Dutch Church in 2010, a very different flavor of Halloween attraction moved in.
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Panels consist of a TechCrunch editor (to moderate) and subject experts, many of whom are the very people who held forth on the Main Stage.
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Tehran's foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, visited New York on Sunday, offering interviews, and held forth Monday on Twitter to offer some support to Macron.
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Clinton commended the man she hopes to succeed, the president held forth silently behind her, seated in a chair like an honoree at an awards dinner.
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So were the audiences of Legionnaires before whom the young Ms. Schreck held forth, and it is how she says she imagines us, now, watching her.
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When she migrated to Detroit from Alabama in the mid-1950s, my mother frequented the New Bethel Baptist Church where C.L. Franklin held forth every Sunday.
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They sat in on meetings with executives and government officials, where, between fits of deal-making, Mr. Trump held forth on his daughter's progress in school.
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As speakers held forth, I looked to the crowd to see phones down, eyes on the stage; as tourists passed, they stopped to ask what was happening.
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Jeff Roe, Mr. Cruz's former campaign manager, held forth with reporters, holding up his cellphone when a call from Paul Manafort, Mr. Trump's campaign chairman, came in.
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On a searing July afternoon, one archaeologist held forth an ancient lunch: a fistful of charred, 21922,21-year-old grains of wheat, discovered in an excavated urn.
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The speakers were all men—professors, classmates, the campus pastor—who held forth about appropriate swimsuits and wedding dresses and the pernicious specter of girls in pajama pants.
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His first book, "The Speakers," about four of the regulars who held forth at Speakers' Corner in Hyde Park in London, was published in 1964 to great acclaim.
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Lewandowski held forth on this topic for a few minutes at a press event in Pittsburgh earlier this week, held at a soon-to-be opened Uber research center.
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BRUSSELS — This summer, just after he visited the White House for the second time, President Andrzej Duda of Poland held forth about how much he admired President Trump's transactional style.
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" As the Norwegians looked on, Duterte held forth on the chaos that he saw engulfing his country: "We are racked with so many problems—kidnapping in the south, terrorism, drugs.
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At Kimball House, Mr. Reece held forth on a range of Southern topics both frivolous and deep: The introduction of okra as a cheap New World food supply for enslaved Africans.
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Matthew Finch, a composer and organizer of Make Music, held forth in front of a fountain in Tompkins Square Park in the East Village and became a magnet for passers-by.
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Expansive, engaging, even at times ebullient, Mr. Trump held forth for an hour, addressing reporters by name and alighting on topics as different as Chinese history and Julius and Ethel Rosenberg.
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The CBS announcement comes a year after Omarosa Manigault-Newman, the "Apprentice" alum and former White House aide, appeared on the show and held forth about her time in the Trump administration.
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Memo from Jerusalem JERUSALEM — For three hours, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel held forth on all sorts of topics — on Israel and the Middle East, on his record and on his plans.
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Speaking via video feed from Los Angeles, Mr. Bannon, a Catholic, held forth against rampant secularization, the existential threat of Islam, and a capitalism that had drifted from the moral foundations of Christianity.
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And somewhere well south of the race's radar on Friday, Senator Ted Cruz had a Twitter dust-up with Dennis Rodman and held forth on federal water regulations at a faith-based skate park.
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The debates reinvigorated Macron, who rolled up his sleeves and held forth for up to seven hours at a time with high-school students, mayors and working mothers, as well as intellectuals and philosophers.
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Inside the forum venue, four candidates held forth with the TV host Soledad O'Brien on policy positions they believe can knock down long-standing systemic problems to achieve progress and equality for black Americans.
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The first column ran in May 1999 and for the next four years, on a roughly monthly basis, Lukas held forth on uniform news roughly 400 words and one precious picture at a time.
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In between, two dutiful understudies held forth: former acting CIA directors Mike Morell ("total Clinton flunky") and John McLaughlin, the only speaker on the stage not yet honored with a vilifying Trump call-out.
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Yet at a news conference afterward, Mr. Cruz held forth, with uncommon zeal, on his connection to Latinos, noting that he won about 40 percent of the Hispanic vote in his 2012 Senate race.
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Mr. Zwirner held forth about the perils of Brexit, the charms of Paris and how to get an artist to sign on to a gallery, in an interview that has been edited and condensed.
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Character Study Marianne Carr Falsetta has held forth at Melody Lanes in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, for 20 years, charging customers, handing out bowling shoes and keeping everyone in line with her no-nonsense personality.
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Until early 2017, Mr. Kobach spent several years hosting a local call-in show, on which he held forth on such terrors as the "illegal alien crime wave" that he warned was decimating America.
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Signals end of military cooperation He also held forth on the Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement with the US (ECDA), which he has previously suggested he will disregard, starting with the end to joint military drills.
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ST. LOUIS (Reuters) - One evening last fall, Jawad Rahimi held forth in his downtown bodega as a steady stream of hockey fans en route to a St. Louis Blues game mingled with his neighborhood regulars.
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Once a month for the past decade, the composer, conductor, multi-instrumentalist and author David Amram, 29, has held forth as an artist in residence; he is the perfect avatar of the cafe's ecumenical soul.
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Asked if the new order had anything to do with religion, Mr. Giuliani held forth on how it had been devised and what he said had been his role in carrying out Mr. Trump's wishes.
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For hours, he held forth on how the devastating yearslong drought, as bad as it was, had been made all the worse by a perfect storm of bad luck, bad planning and rampant population growth.
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People waited for hours in lines that stretched several blocks to get into the park, and they seemed spellbound at times as Mr. Sanders held forth against the wealthy and the powerful — in particular, Mrs. Clinton.
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Roger Cohen I watched my president perorate at the Pentagon and all I could think as he held forth about heroism on the 16th anniversary of 9/11 was how did we end up with Humpty Dumpty.
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Juanita Broaddrick — whose allegations of assault against Bill Clinton became a rallying cry for many Trump supporters amid the president's own roster of accusers — held forth outside the building, asking when her day of reckoning would come.
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Signals end of military cooperation On Tuesday he also held forth on the Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement with the United States (ECDA), which he has previously suggested he will disregard, starting with the end to joint military drills.
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On Wednesday, Ms. Clinton held forth on gay rights and voter outreach at a lunch for the Human Rights Campaign, earning two standing ovations and telling the crowd that she had been straining to suppress tears all week.
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He held forth with classic soul panache, gyrating his hips as he held the mic and even hitting the splits at one point (seriously, the tailoring for that suit was incredible) in front of his tightly assembled band.
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Before the race started, Clinton "held forth for more than an hour" to recap each scandal, from the uproar in Arkansas when she resisted taking Bill Clinton's name to the White House and her doomed 2008 presidential campaign.
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On a recent episode of Recode Media, hosted by Peter Kafka, music industry expert Bob Lefsetz held forth on why streaming services are good for musicians and why you should never buy an advice book penned by a celebrity.
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Moving from television camera to camera as a Trump avatar after this week's debate, Mr. Giuliani has held forth provocatively on Hillary Clinton's response to former President Bill Clinton's sexual behavior with a White House intern named Monica Lewinsky.
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Despite not knowing much, Trump held forth for about 15,000 words' worth of foreign policy talk, and somewhere in there managed to reveal, intentionally or not, some of how he thinks about the world and America's role in it.
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But after a formal meeting with Putin was stymied during his visit to an economic summit in Da Nang, Vietnam, Trump held forth with reporters about the damage the Russia investigations unfolding in Washington are having on Washington-Moscow ties.
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With Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin and Gary Cohn, director of the National Economic Council, by his side, the President held forth -- and made the following assertion about the phrase "priming the pump": "Have you heard that expression used before?" he asked.
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As the sun set over his porch, turning the rolling hills pink then purple then blue, he held forth, jumping from English architecture to the local pigs' eating habits to his mother's favorite basketball team to the philosophy of Kant.
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Ernst watched as Yeltsin sat in front of a tinsel-covered fir tree in a reception hall and held forth on the opportunities of the New Year, which included, in the spring, a Presidential election that would determine his successor.
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Beginning early Tuesday evening and slogging through the middle of Wednesday morning, Senator Jeff Merkley, Democrat of Oregon, held forth on the Senate floor for more than 15 hours in protest of the nomination of Judge Neil M. Gorsuch to the Supreme Court.
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In wide-ranging comments to reporters in the Oval Office last week, Trump held forth on Iran and Afghanistan, pausing to criticize Bolton for his positions on Iraq and North Korea and make clear he disagreed with his former adviser's stance on Venezuela.
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In wide ranging comments to reporters in the Oval Office on Wednesday, Trump held forth on Iran and Afghanistan, pausing to criticize Bolton for his positions on Iraq and North Korea and make clear he disagreed with his former adviser's stance on Venezuela.
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White House chief of staff John Kelly — who watched grimly as Trump held forth in the lobby of Trump Tower — was frustrated at how Trump's appearance played out, including the President's unplanned decision to take questions, a person familiar with the matter said Tuesday.
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Then our family sat stifled into silence as he held forth on evils of the changing times, reserving special fury for the New Mass, where the organ was replaced by a guitar and tambourine, and where laypeople carried felt banners decorated with handprints and doves.
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WASHINGTON — Arrayed along a strip of pavement, with the White House as the backdrop, the five Nordic leaders held forth Friday afternoon before clusters of reporters from their home countries — a rare tableau of prime ministers and one president linking themselves with the planet's most powerful residence.
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Mr. Cruz held forth in a hotel conference room here, laying papers across a table and gesturing toward his visual aids: a video screen, on which he played the ad, and a poster detailing Mr. Trump's past contributions to Democrats like Hillary Clinton, Chuck Schumer and Harry Reid.
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Sitting by the door on a blustery October evening, apparently immune to the gusts of cold wind coming in off the street, Johnson, 44, held forth for the next three hours, telling story after story about how the Zero Waste lifestyle is spreading like wildfire around the world.
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As in a 2017 speech, Ginsburg again held forth on the election and the unfair, sexist treatment of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE.
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This is not to say that Bryant doesn't really want to tell stories; he unmistakably comes alive when the topic of motivation is raised, and when he held forth on it at the Tribeca Film Festival in April his responses were stilted and a little manic but also clearly deeply felt.
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That did not appear to be the case on Tuesday, when President Trump held forth for close to an hour during a closed-door lunch with Republican senators in a monologue that was part political update, part celebration and part comedy routine, according to several people present and others briefed on the meeting.
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In a fiery and bizarre 50-minute news conference Tuesday morning, the Louisiana sheriff investigating the shooting death of former NFL player Joe McKnight held forth at length about the criticism his department has faced; about race relations and "black-on-black" crime; and what he called the shameful behavior of some witnesses and the public.
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In a lengthy (one might even say rambling, in the true Musk style) presentation, we were treated to cinematic and technical views of the planned rocket, which is already under construction and could take flight as early as a couple years from now — and Musk then candidly held forth on numerous topics in a lengthy Q&A period.
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The South African-born entrepreneur wielded a flamethrower, unsheathed a Samurai sword and held forth on a wide range of subjects: Being Elon: 'I don't think people would like it that much' Musk touched on the difficulties of having the kind of brain that has enabled him to build and run multiple high-tech companies at the same time.
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There is the woman in her wheelchair, sitting on one Clinton sign and holding another, propelling herself briefly onto two feet as the candidate took the stage in Florida; the boy with a "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" sweatshirt, shifting on a parent's shoulders, waving as Mr. Lewis held forth on the "precious" voting right he nearly died defending in Selma, Ala.
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At a rally in Iowa Wednesday night — seeming to enjoy himself as he deviated from prepared remarks and held forth for over an hour: Immigration: Trump said he would introduce legislation stating that immigrants cannot receive welfare until they have been in the U.S. for 5 years — a 5 year ban is already in place under current law, so it's unclear what Trump would be modifying.
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With all these catastrophic scenarios now daily facts of life, the specter of climate upheaval—long held forth as the urgent, and quite possibly final, imperative to overcome tribal political divisions and the human race's retrograde hoarding instincts—is acting as an accelerant of global conflict, plunging nationalist powers into a regressive rivalry to seize scarce resources and deny access to putative outsiders of all descriptions.
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H&H MIDTOWN BAGELS EAST Without getting into the muddle of the place's various names, owners and locations, let's just say that it's near the spot where the original no-frills H&H Bagels held forth, and serves bagel sandwiches with various kinds of cream cheese and smoked fish at counters and tables, and to go: 75 Columbus Avenue (86th Street), 212-498-9828, hhmidtownbagelseast.com.
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But during his nearly 40-minute news conference — which seemed as much personal brand promotion as an attempt to reassert his dominance before his evening speech in front of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, the pro-Israel lobbying group known as Aipac — Mr. Trump gamely held forth on everything from why the Republican Party should unite behind him to whom he would appoint to the Supreme Court.
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Days after bafflingly linking global warming and ocean dumping, Trump held forth on water: "We have a situation where we're looking very strongly at sinks and showers and other elements of bathrooms where you turn the faucet on — and in areas where there's tremendous amounts of water, where the water rushes out to sea because you could never handle it, and you don't get any water," Trump said Friday to reporters at the White House.
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Now, having fled to Lebanon, the home of his ancestors, the 65-year-old fugitive executive tirelessly, at times passionately, held forth in English, French, Arabic and Portuguese before a packed room of reporters, flashing hard-to-read documents on a screen to proclaim that he was innocent of all the charges he faced in Japan, insisting that he had not fled from justice, since none was possible in Japan, but rather in search of justice against a political mugging.
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