However, honing an on-demand platform — like honing self-driving technology — is no easy task.
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Its factories are staffed by conscientious workers who treat each blemish as an abomination, honing and re-honing production processes until everything is in Ordnung (order).
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Different from all these people who are honing their craft?
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She has spent two seasons honing the character with Ritter.
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Iran, and China have also been honing their cyber tactics.
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Now the game is all about honing a policy strategy.
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Even so, Clowes claims he's still honing his cartooning skills.
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She credits her large family with honing her business acumen.
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Yet, the kids are already honing their sense of humor.
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Big Tech incumbents are already honing in on the space.
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It's about fine tuning and honing a production technique, essentially.
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It's almost like I was honing in green on my palette.
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YouTube channel Burger Fiction is honing the art of the supercut.
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And Democrats are energized but still worried about honing their message.
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He's old enough and could have spent years honing his skills.
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Each skater seemed to be honing her own specialty and style.
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He's been competing since 2012, honing his process along the way.
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Accordingly, the candidates have begun honing their pitches to city voters.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A young chef is honing his online chess game.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A young chef is honing his online chess game.
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Harnessing and honing her game and fitness has taken time, however.
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And because they were supremely talented and always honing their skills.
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But what happened when he was abroad, honing his dark magic?
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But right now think he could use some time honing his skills.
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He thinks Kohlhepp likely spent his time in jail honing his impulses.
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For now, though, I need to continue honing my kaiju-hunting skills.
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For a start, the Iloura team has spent decades honing their craft.
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It involves skills he has been honing since the age of six.
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Start honing actual photo manipulation and editing skills with this training bundle.
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GrubHub is honing in on restaurant partnerships and investing heavily in technology.
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However, Johnson is honing a clear message for the upcoming general election.
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The company plans to do it by honing its mass-production expertise.
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Is this a case of a passive populace honing its entrepreneurial instincts?
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"We've been honing in on the topic of AI trustworthiness," said Boyd.
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We talked of honing in on issues when we meant homing in.
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They're honing their skills amidst humans in Europe, South Korea, Singapore, and Japan.
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He was smithing, forging swords, and honing his ferocious skills with a hammer.
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At the event, Gaga said she's still honing her craft as a songwriter.
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The focus is on expansion and on honing the user experience, he says.
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Even before landing in Toronto, Hadid was honing in her eye-catching style.
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We would take weeks honing concepts for just an hour presentation with Ralph.
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The power hub and included attachments make honing in on texture even easier.
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Two other recent Netflix Original movies feature comedy actors honing their dramatic chops.
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The president-elect has apparently been honing this racial animus for decades now.
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Consumer companies sold as well as acquired, in hopes of honing their focus.
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That year, Mr. Obama visited often, honing his campaign promise of economic aid.
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Krasinski has actually been honing his skills as a director for some time.
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Mr. Smith's storytelling could use honing, the form of the piece stronger shaping.
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In fact, Sean Preston has been honing his deejay skills for a few years.
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Is there a skill you're honing that you'd like to be an expert at?
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"And honing our skill set around it before we move onto the next investment."
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It's a pitch Dimopoulos has been honing in talks over the last three years.
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Johnson ended up appearing six more times, honing his bumbling persona in the process.
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Here are the hidden talents the royals have been honing in their spare time.
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These days, it's more about honing the theories of behavioral economics pushing its assumptions.
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Haulage companies are honing plans to avoid the pinch points of Dover and Folkestone.
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Second, geoeconomics is a skillset that other countries are honing more and more effectively.
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Smith son is a great actor; he's been honing this particular craft since childhood.
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Transform yourself into a more sophisticated media consumer by honing your bias-recognition skills.
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Millions of kids are already honing the necessary skills just by playing video games.
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We kept honing the voice of the show together, and it's been a dream.
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This means honing in on what clients 'really' needs and getting them those point.
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This mean honing in on what clients 'really' needs and getting them those point.
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If you're interested in talking tokens or honing your startup craft come on out.
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How are you honing your message to win over unaffiliated voters and moderate Republicans?
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This was a mixture of honing jokes and playing the reality of these circumstances.
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Her Hustlers performance is the culmination of years of work, and honing her craft.
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In the meantime, Mr. Weah, honing a message explaining why he, and not Mrs.
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The a-ha moment came in 2010, two years after she began honing her skill.
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You might also feel purposeless, stagnant or that you aren't developing and honing new skills.
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"We're honing more in on statistical modeling, AI, machine learning and predictive analytics," she said.
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Somehow they ended up owning a "botanical laboratory" and honing the craft of floral art.
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In Ayurveda, one element predominates our being, sculpting our personalities and appearances, honing potential defects.
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Yazid would spend hours honing his craft right here in front of the 'G' building.
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They were the product of a long career spent honing expertise through dedication and practice.
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Across the pond, blogger Julie Falconer stressed the importance of honing in on a niche.
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Gradually, however, I saw that Jianguo was honing a new voice, and gaining a following.
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The move illustrates how Silicon Valley start-ups are honing their approaches to employee shares.
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Constant reminders, honing, and reinforcement are necessary to keep our practice and our instincts sharp.
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The Iraqi authorities are honing their skills in finding, defusing and destroying various explosive devices.
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I was more just honing my skills and learning about the reaction of the crowd.
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It's not about perfection; it's about expression and honing your art, your skill, your craft.
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Morvant focuses on interval training, honing his track bike handling, and is attentive to nutrition.
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Our companies have been honing their crisis communications and internal planning processes since the election.
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The effervescent Ms. Casel has been honing her expertise in tap dance since the 1990s.
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According to NBC News, the investigation is honing in on the time period between Jan.
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Now they are honing what they hope is a winning economic message focused on workers.
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It was a slow process of honing what I wanted to do as a musician.
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Those final three months can be quite dull from a development perspective because you're just honing and honing these angles until they're spot on, and it takes a hell of a lot of attention to detail, but it means the experience will be transformed.
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Honing in on its 'tech' theme, the company has featured tech industry executives in its ads.
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As McCrea points out, it's not politics, at least not in terms of honing political policy.
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Williams said the team had spent a little more time on honing its shooting in practice.
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Milne stresses honing in on the "why" when building off past bottle successes for future purchases.
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"It's all about putting yourself out there, becoming uncomfortable and just honing those skills," said Ang.
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It&aposs actually called a honing steel that&aposs used to straighten, not sharpen, the blade.
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Accordingly, SETI researchers are honing their methods and technologies to tune in to the applicable wavelengths.
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As we reported, the FBI is on the case and is honing in on a suspect.
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The L.A. County D.A. is on the case and honing in on at least one suspect.
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Razer and Logitech have been honing their tools for years, allowing complex macros and interesting integrations.
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Cody can be a latter-day traveling spectacle, working everywhere in the world, honing his craft.
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But in 2017, there aren't even many disciples left, while Foo Fighters keep honing their skills.
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As he rises higher, he looks forward to honing his voice on issues in the sport.
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Moderate Democrats are not alone in their sense of urgency about honing a new economic message.
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It chooses scientists to fund by honing in on "the person, not the project," says DeRisi.
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But Sheltzer says honing in on poor performers was part of the point of the study.
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So I stopped, within the first or second conversation, honing in on the super nerdy stuff.
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Today, the French national team consists of professionals honing their skills in a thriving domestic league.
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The Apprentice boosted Trump's showbiz instincts, honing his ability to capture an audience and command a stage.
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Guillén doggedly practiced projecting his voice, honing pronunciation, and mastering the sophisticated radio equipment at the station.
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Again, the "extra revenue" here is great — but the real value is in honing Amazon's internal tools.
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To some extent, experts said, Amazon scammers were just honing a steadily-evolving grift of modern retail.
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Facebook is known for so many things that honing its appeal around a specific feature is tricky.
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Flanked by Warren, Sanders also argued against Trump's candidacy by honing in on the Republican nominee's taxes.
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Are these new dislikes a way of further honing Twitter's "Let's find tweets Lance will enjoy" skills?
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Melania has been working with a speechwriter for the last five to six weeks, honing her speech.
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" Nedra Washington: "I feel like the internet is the gateway to honing in on your personal style.
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Then a single mother, Behar spent her evenings honing her standup skills at dingy Manhattan comedy clubs.
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It boasts the same kind of stealth technologies the US Air Force has been honing for decades.
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He's been in the underground metal zine scene since he was 15, honing an instantly recognizable aesthetic.
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It can all start with honing in on what you do best and paring down everything else.
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Expect to start honing a whole suite of skills that can help you propel your business forward.
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As any FKA Twigs fan knows, the singer had been honing her pole-dancing skills for months.
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She said many teachers spend time outside of work hours honing skills and developing new teaching methods.
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But what the reader gets here is Eisner, best known for the Spirit, honing his design ABC's.
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I worked 60 hours a week honing my skills, returning to the U.S. for a graduate degree.
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The other, known simply by his initials, has been honing his game far more quietly in Minnesota.
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She took a series of temporary jobs on factory assembly lines and elsewhere while honing her craft.
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Something about that release of energy had the effect of focusing the mind and honing the spirit.
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Each challenge is an opportunity for you to expand your creative perspective while honing your personal craft.
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Ms. Mitchell applies to "Orlando" the live filming technique she has been honing for over a decade.
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Similarly, companies like Grayshift and Cellebrite are constantly honing methods of cracking devices, which are kept secret.
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So he seems to have been honing his craft of trolling the haters in his free time.
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Thank you for the years you spent working with some of Toronto's true legends honing your craft.
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She's also honing her skills in re-creating commercial products using raw ingredients, such as laundry detergent.
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Hong Kong-based asset manager Value Partners, for example, is honing in on China's fast-growing education sector.
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Harari is whip-smart, and he does an admirable job here of honing in on some key issues.
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So many YouTube channels show masters honing the pouring of wax, intricate design process, and professional carving skills.
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All these elements seem like snapshots of a filmmaker honing and refining his creative voice in real time.
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Brigitte spent much of her spare time in her father's workshop, learning the trade and honing her skills.
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In the years the company has spent honing its designs, numerous competitors have sprung up with similar products.
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Honing comes from a family of musicians, and started out as a pianist before he went into science.
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He'll perform as many as five sets in an evening, honing his material and trying out new bits.
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Professional sports can be as much about honing your mental skills as being physically fit for the game.
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Honing strong communication skills is a bit more complicated than just mastering the art of speaking and writing.
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A.J. spent two weeks this summer honing his tennis skills at an overnight camp in upstate New York.
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FINIS Alignment Kickboard, $8.05 on sale (originally $19.99), available on AmazonA kickboard is key for honing proper kicking.
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"This really forces the business owner to think about things they weren't necessarily honing in on," she said.
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ESPN commentator Mark Jackson spent much of the opening minutes honing in on the big man&aposs physique.
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He started honing those skills early, as a kid growing up in a working class family in Pittsburgh.
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Once you've found product/market fit, scaling a SaaS business is all about honing go-to-market efficiency.
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Honing these skills will not just reduce embarrassment when discussing the news with your friends or co-workers.
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Many drivers in this new generation are testing their limits and honing their overtaking tactics all the time.
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I'm still honing in on what it can actually do it's still at an experimental stage—unrefined, I'd say.
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The running hypothesis is that shrinking might actually be a sign of the brain honing its circuits for mothering.
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Those handsome driver arrays are built around the Uni-Q technology that KEF has been honing for 28 years.
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Botnik's versatile writing "career" has already reached levels that can take writers years of honing their craft to reach.
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She was bullied for having a slightly lighter complexion than her peers and began honing her talents early on.
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The book follows Honing around the world — from Mexico, to Japan, to Santa Cruz, and back to the Netherlands.
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Re-honing will cost about $50,000 per year and will likely become a part of routine cleaning and maintenance.
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Now he's designing a custom clothing line and breaking into animation, while still honing his craft as an illustrator.
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"I think we're kind of honing in on the springtime, before we kick off our tours again," she said.
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While Michelle's been taking in Italy's sights, shops and restaurants ... BO's all about honing his game on this vacay.
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He's already onto writing the fourth LP, honing his craft of trying to write a truly great pop song.
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And as sports science improves, athletes are eking out the last few centimetres of height by honing their techniques.
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The site teaches kids how to use tech, honing in on five principles: responsibility, respect, safety, kindness and patience.
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"Salt Fat Acid Heat", $20.63, available at AmazonHome cooks will love honing in on their craft with this book.
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Some are basing this theory on the books, and some are honing in on a scene from the trailer.
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We've selected the participating startups, and their founders are hard at work honing their pitches for the big day.
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As it grew, he became Pillars' executive director, charged with bringing in more funders while honing the organization's mission.
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Make the food photos on your Instagram feed more enticing, with tips for lighting, framing and honing your style.
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ManySTEM toys lead to development of more than one ability, honing skills in mathematics, logic, problem-solving, and more.
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As I leaned over her shoulder, she edited the materials I wrote for her, honing and sharpening my voice.
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The Democrat launched his campaign last month, honing in on climate change and talking about it at every turn.
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I reported a story this year about two young scammers who'd spent their whole lives online, honing their skills.
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Effectively, Mr. Kaepernick's cancellation bars him from making a living at a skill he has been honing since childhood.
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While the bassets are quite good at honing in on a scent, they aren't trained to catch the rabbits.
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For her, as it is for me, New York proved to be a crucible; honing nascent perceptions into precise ideologies.
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That retrograde period saw us revisiting neglected philosophical and intellectual pursuits, and honing our skills of expression along the way.
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Honing in on her previous sexual experiences, including those onscreen, as evidence of her character flaws is textbook slut-shaming.
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Those types of numbers from the two big global planemakers come after decades of trimming costs and honing marketing pitches.
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"Alex now gets to focus on strategy after years of honing his chops on product and service offerings," Wang said.
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They'll also be able to use the data of early adopters to continue honing their models to improve the product.
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At the very time we should be honing and sharpening quantitative reasoning skills we punch students into algebra, geometry, calculus.
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And, a bit of monkey archaeology shows our distant cousins have been honing their tools far longer than previously thought.
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The honing, or "slot 2" takes a nice edge from slot 1, and brings it to a razor sharp edge!
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She has spent many years honing her response to precisely the kinds of attacks that Trump will use against her.
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To stop the spread, the WHO and UNICEF are honing in on the areas reporting the highest number of cases.
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Google explained the bus-crowdedness-prediction-feature is based on a technique that Google has been honing for several months.
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The next year was marked by the endless honing and repeating of Wilson's four-and-a-half minute freestyle routine.
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"Our thing is playing better, honing in what we need to do," Los Angeles coach Doc Rivers told reporters afterward.
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Both men are performers, too, with years of practice in honing personas built on equal parts of charm and threat.
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Many private equity firms traditionally only hired people after they spent a couple years honing their skills at investment banks.
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So Villaseñor kept honing her act and sharing more of herself, performing a mix of impressions, singing and personal stories.
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Democrats must expand their ability to touch voters through multiple channels and focus serious attention on honing their value proposition.
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Many STEM toys lead to development of more than one ability, honing skills in mathematics, logic, problem-solving, and more.
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His off-season focus is honing trickier pronunciations — understandable given that another new Laker is the Ukrainian rookie Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk.
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"She's playing really well and just honing her game," said Venus Williams, who watched the Diyas match from the stands.
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Bret: Well, I worry that Joe Biden might be reprising the self-immolation tactics he's been honing all these years.
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For years, I've fooled with bullet points, honing a secret, sacred list of qualities my ideal romantic partner will have.
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He suggested that students spend the money instead on preparing early in high school and then honing their college applications.
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A. from Harvard, Ph.D. from Yale) spends a great deal of "Them" honing his down-home credentials (Nascar, TGI Fridays).
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These two victories, honing attention to the temple and defending the brand, would become a key part of Shi's strategy.
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Increasingly, China is honing its space prowess, and looks poised to compete mightily with the U.S. in the coming years.
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Traders said the market was honing in on details in its free cash flow, and signs of slowing inorganic growth.
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But he's been honing his personal style and amassing his crypto-fortune since well before Lukashenko stepped in, he says.
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Months of work are spent honing the mostly half-life-size heads and hands, made of wood, porcelain or bronze.
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Bloomberg News reported the administration is also honing in on how to limit stock index providers from including Chinese stocks.
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If you are applying for a leadership role, then honing in on these two words becomes all the more important.
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And Mr. Farrell is honing his skills chopping firewood and creating enormous rounded Norwegian wood stacks in the front yard.
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It's a matter of tweaking and honing experiments — that's the human element — to uncover what's working and what's not working.
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Meanwhile, when children play alone they meet challenges - and learn to solve problems, honing their creativity skills in the process.
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After a few years of honing his skills, Knight starred on Project Runway's third season and won the Fan Favorite award.
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People talk about Kylie Jenner and Kim Kardashian's selfie-taking prowess as if they deserve no credit for honing a skill.
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Big international retailers have already started honing in on the country with its population of 18 million, the consultancy firm reported.
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Remember spending hours honing your fine motor skills in turning the knobs and dials, trying to perfect tracing over the lines?
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They have spent years working with polyglots and honing their teaching process to help you speak and understand your preferred language.
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The constant honing of GPS can have the effect of making very wild places feel very contained and-or under control.
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In the weeks since, the company has been honing the product, including giving it a more prominent position on Twitter itself.
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In 21, the government of North Korea successfully launched a satellite to space, signaling that it was honing its rocket technology.
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" The unnamed woman called her mind a "heat-seeking missile" that was "always honing in on what could possibly go wrong.
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When teams aren't at tournaments, they're playing with each other five days a week, honing their skills and going over strategies.
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In June 2014, music cognition professor Henkjan Honing witnessed a strange sight: a sea lion named Ronan headbanging to a beat.
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Of late, they've slowly been honing these synth-impulses and directing them in a more focused way—inching toward pop songwriting.
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After so many months of designing the product, training the employees, and honing the elaborate supply chain, the turntable is done.
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Somehow, my honing steel got lost in our move, and my knives are getting dull, so I buy a new one.
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Boeing is honing its ability to make 787s, and the larger 787-9 model is more profitable that the earlier one.
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Samsung's been honing its "glass and metal sandwich" design since the S6 and I challenge you to find one that's sleeker.
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I feel like that record is really when we started honing in on our sound and our assertiveness as a band.
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In the Wisconsin rematch election with Johnson, Republicans are also honing in on emails from Feingold's time at the State Department.
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Since then, she's put out three more albums, honing in on a cozy world where her sadness gives way to creativity.
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They insisted that Shiffrin practice honing her turns even when just skiing from the bottom of the racecourse to the chairlift.
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Instead, she was working for months honing in her computer science skills to eventually land her a job at the company.
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One of those joys is twisty, deeply complex rapping, a skill Mr. Diggs has been honing since he was a teenager.
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Many private-equity firms traditionally hired people only after they spent a couple of years honing their skills at investment banks.
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Being on a non genre-specific label to me is appealing, being eclectic, not just honing on on a metal crowd.
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Starting last year, the government has been honing in on South Asian asylum seekers with a particular vitriol, focusing on criminality.
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During Soma Nomaoi, he photographed these fabrics in color, honing in on their patterns and symbolic imagery, from carps to dragonflies.
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Exceptions: To maintain some sense of normalcy, performers and artists of all kinds are honing their show-must-go-on creativity.
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Smith has spoken about studying the work of "my two Johnnys" — Coltrane and Carson — in honing her improvisatory way with words.
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Zigun, for one, would love to see her develop her act and her skills while honing her skills as a scientist.
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While honing their approach is part of the equation, identifying and acquiring the right type of hitters is just as crucial.
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Latest Project After years of honing her book smarts under art-world heavyweights, Ms. Alondra is now writing her own chapter.
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Unlike him, she does not improvise her policies, which are the product of a decades-long honing of National Front ideology.
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"I like to think she was sort of honing her writing skills while working in the shop," he said, of Mitford.
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He spent his days practicing on the Williamsburg Bridge, honing his craft while he took a hiatus from recording and performing.
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Across more than 85 hours of content, you'll explore essential analytics skills while honing your understanding of business tools and big data.
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The scene cuts to footage from the arrest, honing in on the face of one boy who looks scared, confused, and disorientated.
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Also like Buffett — who bought his first stock at 19873 — Klarman has been honing his investment techniques since a very early age.
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By actively honing brainwaves toward more desirable frequencies, patients are able to improve their concentration skills, stress levels and even curb anxiety.
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Instead, spend your time in more productive ways: honing your craft, marketing yourself, and seeking the advice of already-successful freelancers. 2.
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Honing a shake-up of government begun last year that Mr. Xi said in July remains incomplete, creating gaps and poor coordination.
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They were honing the songs that would appear on their second album, "Adore Life" (Matador), due for release on Friday, Jan 22.
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Fewer star players take part, and those who do will have spent less time honing the particular skills necessary for Test cricket.
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Is it going to be less about big deal size and more about being selective and honing your business in a sense?
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He spent years on The Howard Stern Show honing his shock jock persona, bragging about his sexual conquests and insulting public figures.
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He's also honing his skills for Refugee Open Ware, an organization he worked with in Jordan, with laser cutters and milling machines.
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The prosecution is reportedly honing in on specific photos published on the pages, as well as certain passages from the blog posts.
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How does the performative dynamic change when you're singing opposite someone who's spent her entire life honing her craft as a musician?
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Why it matters: These cells, called organoids, bring us a step toward honing precision medicine for patients with aggressive, metastatic gastrointestinal cancers.
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Some creatives spend years honing their artistic talents in order to avoid careers in business, finance, and other traditionally left-brained disciplines.
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Mastering the craft of making vinegar isn't necessarily about learning a completely new skill, it's about honing the ones you already have.
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The former secretary of State has been honing her economic message and drawing contrasts with Trump in recent days during campaign stops.
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In fact, a big part of the program is structured around honing your leadership skills, where you get challenged by different perspectives.
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Reports have surfaced about FTC investigators honing in on Amazon and questioning third-party sellers, but no official investigation has been announced.
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And Mr. Payton, who has lately been honing his skills as a studio auteur, brings a few fresh ideas to the fore.
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Berkowitz promises a reasonable price for the pods, because he's more focused on honing his craft than making a ton of cash.
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In high school, I jammed in some bands with some kids from school, but I mainly spent my time honing my drumming.
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It is honing in on the billions of waste that racks up when money shifts from insurers to health providers, including doctors.
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They're doing things like volunteering in hurricane-stricken areas, taking extra classes or honing their sports skills to burnish their college applications.
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"There's a growing sense that the giant corporations honing driverless technologies do not have our best interests at heart," Mr. Rushkoff said.
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Prior to the event, the start-ups spent six weeks in an Able incubator program, honing their business models and pitch decks.
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Still, by listening to the sermons of charismatic but extremist preachers based in India and Malaysia, Mr. Zaharan was honing his oratory.
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It also, in 2015, slashed a quarter of its division's staff as part of honing its offering to both companies and investors.
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Media reports about refugees only escalated, and expanded to cover more geography, during the two years they spent honing the exhibition's lineup.
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Wide-eyed and radiant, she looked like an ingénue, but in truth had been honing her craft and overcoming rejection for years.
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For the past decade Van Cleef & Arpels has been honing its Poetic Complications range, a narrative-based watchmaking collection designed for women.
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On top of that, cooking is a skill and a trade that we've been honing in home and professional kitchens for centuries.
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Conagra has been focused on growing and honing its branded business since shedding its private label segment for $2.7 billion in 2016.
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Tar Heels coach Roy Williams emphasizes mentality in teaching young point guards more than honing a crossover dribble or pull-up jumper.
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The first step is honing your sense of when a given piece of content is too good (or bad) to be true.
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House Republicans hope they are honing in on a Puerto Rico agreement, but aren't willing to declare the job done just yet.
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Acura is testing and honing its autonomous driving systems at the GoMentum Station — a 5,000-acre proving ground in the Bay Area.
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Weary of the repetitive touring and album cycle schedule, Bogart has spent recent years honing an immersive new aesthetic and artistic outlook.
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We are constantly honing their skills and their muscles, and they're usually having so much fun, they don't even realize that it's happening.
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I caught up with Prakash by phone recently to talk about honing the art of intense observation and the power of immersive science.
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Bran is honing his powers of sight into the past and present, and doing fun side projects like busting Littlefinger for his treachery.
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After a couple of weeks spent honing his Uno expertise, teammates said, he wanted to take a break, if only for one flight.
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Warren has also been busy for weeks honing her own attacks on Trump that have become the toast of left wing social media.
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"Most of them are honing their voices to talk about the future and the way that they're looking at the world," Russell said.
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Long before heading to the Grammy Awards as 2017 nominees, stars like Beyoncé and Justin Timberlake were honing their crafts as tiny tots.
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Iran, the kingdom's arch-rival, has been honing its missile force despite Western opposition and UN rebukes, conducting 135 test launches since 1990.
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From the start, Arya's character development has largely been about honing her skills as a killer in the face of personal family tragedies.
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This seems to be one of the rare instances where each company is honing in on different sides of the ride-hailing business.
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And by honing in on the textural and melodic quirks of her voice, she always has sturdy emotional roots for her unceasing experimentation.
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This question has been of intermittent interest to researchers for decades, but only recently have they begun honing in on a plausible answer.
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But rather than honing in on one material, Ginkgo is a sort of the backbone, work in partnership with these types of companies.
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Yet, Trump is honing in on this minor cost as an excuse to ban an entire population from service based on their identity.
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But he quickly became focused on the isolation and hardship that has many residents looking for a way out, honing in on Tramadol.
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Doctors and nurses at Boston's Brigham and Women's Hospital are honing their communication and teamwork skills in an unexpected environment: an art museum.
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Lockheed Martin is negotiating with the Pentagon over the next batch of F-35s, honing in on the cost for 130 new aircraft.
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My definition is honing in on your personal power and working with the energies around you to create the life that you want.
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Winner – a self-described "computer geek" who had aspirations to start her own repair service –spent hours honing her pitch with other inmates.
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He recommends focusing on honing your craft even if the organizational values don't resonate with you or if you'd rather be working elsewhere.
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To unpack the metaphor: Focus on honing your craft and you'll be better prepared for your next career move, whatever that may be.
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" "Look, you know, the attack on the Donald Trump that Ted Cruz has been honing on is that he's got New York values.
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Simons has spent his career honing a particular algorithm: how to manage talented researchers in a way that feels both pleasant and creative.
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And through honing in on that, Lee is able to uplift a different type of alternative lifestyle at a key moment for society.
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That kind of unfettered immediacy poses some risks, but after years of honing his skills on the street, the hits outnumber the misses.
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The former Breitbart News chairman served as CEO of Trump's 2016 presidential bid and is widely credited with honing the billionaire's populist message.
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Past administrations exercised broad discretion and prioritization about which unauthorized immigrants to focus on, honing in on the most egregious criminal offenders first.
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The profuse critical love for Yeezus possibly emboldened Kanye to keep honing in on that new, eventually damaging formula of transgressive over thoughtful.
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When you see him talk, it's clear that he's been obsessively honing and perfecting his sales pitch to the conservative base for years.
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She placed first in a debate tournament, was taking Algebra 214 and Spanish 22018, and was honing her skills as an attacking midfielder.
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For all the reasons tennis fans are honing in on Gauff, though, none stand taller than the woman we see in her: Serena.
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"There's a growing sense that the giant corporations honing driverless technologies do not have our best interests at heart," one expert told us.
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After a few years of honing his style, he adopted the stage name Avicii, from a Buddhist term for a realm of hell.
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At "Saturday Night Live," there's a lot of honing individual jokes throughout the week, and rewriting up until the moment we're performing it.
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She moved to The Woodlands, a suburb north of Houston, when she was 11, honing her game even as she battled severe scoliosis.
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He returned to being a valuable slugger in the heart of the lineup by honing in on the pitches he could hit well.
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"It is highly regrettable that our rival in honing technologies on the roads of Le Mans has left," said Toyota president Akio Toyoda.
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"The center has been honing its skills for decades precisely so that they can be ready for a moment like this," Tu said.
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"I did learn a lot about my body," said Williamson, who added that he had been honing his ability to land more softly.
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But these "athletes" they're flocking to see, who spend hours in scrimmages honing their skills, are not football or basketball players — they're gamers.
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After honing her skills under brow artist Damone Roberts, she stepped out on her own — and even created her own line of brow products.
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Investors were honing in on a flow of first-quarter results, including an upbeat report from VMWare and a disappointing scorecard from Coca-Cola.
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"It's really based on a couple of years of our life when we were struggling to survive and really honing our craft," says Taupin.
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But now that she's getting older, she's honing in on her passion for music with a new EP set to release later this summer.
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While the property market in the US appears headed for a slowdown, a startup that's honing in on rentals is doubling down on growth.
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Under Brad Parscale, the president's re-election committee has devoted millions honing a sophisticated digital apparatus that can microtarget voters on Facebook and Google.
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At campaign stops in Massachusetts and Virginia ahead of Super Tuesday, Clinton barely mentioned her Democratic rival, instead honing in on the GOP field.
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But rather than "launching" full blown statements season after season, Loeffler Randall's approach is more about honing in on Randall's own sense of creativity.
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At this point I had been a makeup artist for 8 years in NYC, honing my craft, building my portfolio and paying my dues.
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The climb up the pain index, Peterson said, was part of a mathematical formula he's been honing since his days as a screenwriting student.
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Since then, she's been busy with the not-so-small task of graduating from school, all while honing her acting chops and singing skills.
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For the first part of the reading, John commented, "Oh, it's actually kind of crowded back there," before honing in on Dewan's paternal grandfather.
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This is all well and good, it's nice to see Midge actually honing her material in an inviting space, but then the improve starts.
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" Now, as a professor, Honing draws from psychology, computer science, as well as behavioral and neurobiology, to investigate what he calls "the musical mind.
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For an artist, whose day job involves honing the senses to their most refined capacities, love is like the medium mixed into all things.
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In any other year, the host-to-be would be holed up preparing for the marquee gig, writing jokes and honing an opening monologue.
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But at it's core, DALRAT body slams the "pull yourself up by the bootstraps" narrative by honing in on the realities of generational poverty.
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So I'll go back to honing my custom filters and using Facebook's tools to permanently hide the people, posts, and websites I disagree with.
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She'd spend hours after school and on weekends, strengthening her muscles and honing her racing skills on the track or out on the road.
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Mashable spoke to Dench at the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust (WWT) HQ in May as she was practising flights and honing her tech setup.
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And, as he did at School of Rock, he is keeping a close watch on the evolution of the enterprise, honing classes and programs.
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They're basically the gatekeepers of their organizations' networks or computer systems, safeguarding them against wily hackers and viruses by developing and honing security infrastructure.
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Reagan may have come across as a dumb thespian, but he spent decades honing his views on public policy and writing his own speeches.
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Meanwhile, the ceramic honing rod has both a fine and coarse so you can hone your knives or just touch them up between sharpenings.
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As they shift focus to the general election, Mr. Trump and Hillary Clinton are honing their messages — and their attacks — on those polarizing challenges.
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The band has been honing a gripping sound that gathers disparate Southern modes—Americana harmonies, gospel choirs, chain-gang chants—into rousing protest punk.
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Between honing their process on projects like "Turbo Killer" and working their feature, the duo has a lot planned for the next few years.
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But let's get granular for a moment by honing in on one very specific area of growth we've seen from him this year: Passing!
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After honing a version of it around New York, he took it to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe this summer, where it was well received.
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There is also no precedent for Jorgensen in navigating this transition, as she takes on rivals who have spent decades honing their foot speed.
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While honing the idea, the members of the Zig team received coveted invites to last year's Vanity Fair Oscar party in Beverly Hills, Calif.
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I think it's really about conversion, it's really about honing, how we do things from a digital product perspective, from an audience development perspective.
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But it wasn't until 2014, after honing their skills with the influential Joanna Alm of Drop Coffee in Stockholm, that they found their audience.
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"My elbow itches," he would later say of what sent him to murder sites, honing his claim to be not just lucky but psychic.
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They spent their early years upgrading their small turbine tech for more demanding work, sweating heat management fuel-burn efficiency and honing pressure ratios.
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Both have expressed concern about the use of identity politics, honing in on a populist model of the middle class and working poor v.
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In addition to curbing government pension investments, the administration is now honing in on how to limit stock index providers from including Chinese stocks.
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Herring was the men's basketball coach at Emsley A. Laney High School, in Wilmington, North Carolina, when a teenage Jordan was honing his skills.
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While Corden's success has accelerated since taking over for Craig Ferguson on "The Late Late Show" in 2015, he's been honing his craft for years.
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The ridesharing giant has spent its young life honing a bad-boy reputation without going so far that it drives away investors, drivers, or riders.
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There is an opportunity cost to analytics data: time put into defining and collecting it is time not put into honing and refining your product.
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It's a stark reminder for Wall Street that its clout only goes so far, and that boutiques are increasingly honing in on big banks' business.
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All in all, Life of Kylie will examine the mundanity of Kylie Jenner, and really honing in on how normal and average her life is.
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It's also honing its logistics business with a last-mile delivery solution called Amazon Logistics, and it's competing with Facebook and Google in online advertising.
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We work with an animal, so it's not only training yourself and honing your own skills, but training and communicating with a very large animal.
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OFF a posh square in the south-western city of Bath, Dominic and Ali Bevan are honing their assault on Britain's lucrative wedding gift market.
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But I can't stop honing in on that word, "magic" — the idea that black women have had to subsist on their mystical powers to persist.
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Using this information, the team created a computer program that simulates the movements of a vocal tract by honing in on the brain's speech centers.
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I thought myself well-prepared as I entered the Googleplex parking lot, honing in on a rectangular patch of unused asphalt for my rental Taurus.
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It's an instrumental attack built up from years of experience in different bands, honing in on just how to make a sound new and progressive.
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McGregor, through force of personality and years spent honing his craft, became mixed martial arts' biggest attraction and has brought unprecedented interest to the sport.
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The letter is well worth revisiting any time you find yourself "bitching, moaning, groaning, honing, boning, horse-shitting, hair-splitting, nit-picking, piss-trickling," etc.
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The general area where the Point was hidden was covered in "Pixie Dust," honing in on the exact spot as I got closer and closer.
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When he isn't dazzling the cameras, the Beckham heir is honing his game at an admirable array of sports including ice skating, tennis and basketball.
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Or, you can mature as you're meant to—refining your craft, honing your skills, and expanding your support network—bring your son to work day.
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Wade would trade jerseys with former teammates, up and coming stars, arch-rivals, and occasionally young players who idolized him while honing their own game.
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The move is noteworthy — private-equity firms have traditionally hired people after they spend a couple years honing their skills as analysts at investment banks.
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As Safeena, Alia Bhatt is dynamite - a true example of an actor who is innately talented and willing to work hard at honing that talent.
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The guy should put the singing, acting, and hosting stuff to one side and focus on honing his already clearly-very-well-developed detective skills.
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Honing in on an essay topic"In preparing to write my personal essay, I engaged in substantial reflection before putting pen to paper," recalled Hoe.
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For one thing, all my instincts are honing in on the sloppiness, if not the sheer implausibility, of the plot the SBU maintains it uncovered.
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We're kind of honing in on what we did on those four songs and the newer stuff is just an elaboration of that, I guess.
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I'm often frustrated with how puzzle games focus on finding the abstract solution to a problem rather than honing in on the difficulty of implementation.
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The roll included a honing steel that my parents gave to me that was so perfect, my chef would even ask me to use it.
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You do all you can to impress prospective investors by honing the story, optimizing key metrics and making your company look as attractive as possible.
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The First Family of Nerddom, the McElroys, have spent years honing their craft as, among other things, Real Play Dungeons and Dragons audio drama hosts.
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Yet another is the seriousness that these artists — writers and painters, male and female — brought to honing their technical skills and broadening their aesthetic horizons.
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In those sequences, rather than building on influences, Anderson is honing the kind of sustained, simultaneous storytelling he would perfect in Magnolia two years later.
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Tricking is an insanely impressive feat of strength and agility, and the sport evolved from martial arts disciplines that athletes have been honing for centuries.
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To combat this aging foundation, the MTA says it will hasten the pace of repairing track issues underground, honing in on the most problematic areas.
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But even as Mr. Trump flaunts his disregard for constitutional basics, Democrats would be best served by honing their legal strategy while avoiding political stunts.
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After the latest one, a message warned that former soldiers were honing their skills in confrontation, just as they had once drilled on parade grounds.
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On "Changes," he finally stakes his claim, honing a vocal approach that's soothing, tender although maybe slightly tentative, a middle ground between comfort and reluctance.
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I make it to the T with six minutes to spare before the train arrives and consider this a successful honing of my morning routine.
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Of equal importance to the F=D curators was honing the Wrong's "radical inclusion" to focus on highlighting femme and non-binary people in tech.
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You'll find my best tips on honing your productivity & creativity, and finding the courage to carve your own path, rather than following someone else's footsteps.
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The suburban Shanghai campus was finished in 2016, when former Chief Executive Joe Jimenez hailed its role in honing in on diseases common in China.
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Republican leaders say they are honing in on their final analysis of the Benghazi attack, with an eye on releasing a report in coming weeks.
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U.S.-South Korean military drills typically take place twice a year — March and August — with the intention of honing command operations on the Korean Peninsula.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Ross was honing his Southern maximalist take on hip-hop spectacle, helping to permanently shift the genre's power center below the Mason-Dixon.
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After years of honing my message, here&aposs what I would tell them — and you — about what you need to know to get started.1.
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Ljubicic eventually ended up honing his game in an Italian tennis club and reaching No. 3 in the world in 2006 before retiring in 183.
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Emphasizing value is important, sure, but as Applebee's president John Cywinski told CNN, even more key, is honing in on Americans' current climate of stress.
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Imam Rozali spent a lifetime honing his craft as one of the last musicians alive still performing the traditional music of his hometown South Lampung, Indonesia.
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The cartel was a favorite target for Trump when he was testing the political waters and honing his America First message during the 2012 election cycle.
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Riverdale gets a sexy, sexy new set The beginning of "Jawbreaker" features Veronica honing in on fellow mob teen Elio's (Julian Haig) trip to a sauna.
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Praise be, then, for Snoop Dogg, who's been honing his social media skills for some time but really provided the commentary we all needed this year.
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Instead, OpenAI should be honing in on the more widely used forms of AI that already pose significant risks (supervised learning) and astounding benefits (machine intelligence).
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And while they can be helpful in aiding interest groups and candidates in honing their messaging, they are rarely useful in predicting how people will vote.
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I continually have that sort of theme in common with that work over the years, it's just about, I guess, simplifying it and honing it in.
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But fewer have been honing in on making femme-leaning people feel more attractive in them, which is proving to be a powerful mode of progress.
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Air sign parents are more interested in stoking their children's curiosity and honing their verbal skills than they are in enforcing curfews or upholding familial traditions.
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When TLC's "No Scrubs" video blew up MTV, you could see the aesthetic Hype Williams had spent the previous few years honing on Missy Elliott videos.
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Tomson also gave Carney a call in New York to talk honing the album and what drew him to collaborate on it in the first place.
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She devoted herself to honing her craft, and once she earned her brown belt, she moved on to teaching, with kickboxing as her niche of expertise.
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Anyone who puts in the time to get to an elite level like black belt has spent years honing and perfecting their craft with obsessive precision.
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Democrats and Republicans are honing their lines of attack for a battle over ObamaCare repeal that is likely to consume Washington for much of the year.
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In an earnings season where investors are honing in on companies' future outlook, guidance from several corporates came in particularly strong, driving sharp share price gains.
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Target is honing in on dissatisfaction with Amazon's two-day delivery system for Prime Members, which sometimes slips to three days or more, with its promotion.
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A school of female VR filmmakers are honing in on this possibility, combining the impact of the medium with that most traditional of human endeavors: storytelling.
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He and John used to go way back ... honing their craft together at The Comedy Store in Hollywood alongside Richard Pryor, Robin Williams and Jay Leno.
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To nurture future managers, Nestlé sends local graduates overseas for several years, honing their skills away from Iran until they're ready to go back, Carella said.
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One such defender, Iceland's Ragnar Sigurdsson, made the tackle of the tournament when he sensed the danger of England's Jamie Vardy honing in on a goal.
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But unlike her more performative colleagues, Porter actually seems to care about the answers—which is why she spends so much time honing what she'll ask.
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Those rivals include Rivian, a newcomer funded by Amazon, and established automakers like BMW and Hyundai, who are honing in on Tesla's territory with electric cars.
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Inside a pitch-black hall the size of a football field, a trio of surveillance drones whir overhead, honing in on visitors when they detect movement.
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Facebook will have to play catchup to Twitch, which has spent years honing its player-picture-in-game-footage-picture video streaming and its live chat.
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Though Andrews and Stoll haven't announced a plan to have a child in the future, they've started honing their parenting skills with a darling fur baby.
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By her early 20s, she was in Rome covering Hollywood on the Tiber, honing her craft on fizzy stories about European royals and Italian movie goddesses.
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Wainwright, who is already in a prank battle with his teammate Matt Carpenter, has been honing his skills because goddamn, did he ever dunk on Schumaker.
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It also requires a sensitivity, so throughout the day I'm honing my skills and working on myself, because every second of the day is a gift.
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The best-selling author has been honing her wellness message to fans worldwide who have flocked to her stadium appearances in promotion of her book Becoming.
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Honing your connection with your client beyond just the cursory business transaction will help you cement a bond that can extend the life of your partnership.
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His reluctant assistant is his younger son, Daniel (Gabriel Chavarria), who would rather be honing his considerable skills as a graffiti artist than working on cars.
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Before trying any actual left turns into traffic, Urmson says, Aurora ran more than 2 million experiments in simulation, continually honing how its system hanged louies.
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Portrait of a Reputation suggests just the opposite: it shows Woodman honing concepts, refining ideas, making careful picks from her contact sheets, enjoying her school assignments.
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Lighthizer has also spent decades honing the argument that protectionism represents the true conservative position on trade, making him an ideal spokesperson for Trump's trade agenda.
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Honing more insistently to her longtime theme — the bitter legacy of slavery in the United States — the works in this assured exhibition unequivocally enter new territory.
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But Congrats levels up the Toronto outfit's sound, honing their lo-fi scuzz into a sleek collection of songs that are less cerebral and more id.
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When I visit the Girls Club, the girls in Webb's weekly DJ class are honing their skills for a party they're performing at the following week.
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Much of the show's humor comes from the intensity its stars bring to examining the evidence, honing in on the vandal's artistic tastes, student vendettas, and gossip.
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Back during the time Jubilee started going out in NYC and honing her craft, Star Eyes was also part of a notable DJ duo called Syrup Girls.
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Pick up a lifetime membership to eduCBA Professional Training while it's on sale for just $49, and start honing the skills you need to achieve professional success.
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Paul Melly of Chatham House, a think-tank in London, notes that ECOWAS has been honing its interventionist skills for more than a quarter of a century.
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Ms. Wolf, a comedian from the world of late-night TV, is honing her set for the White House Correspondents' dinner and preparing a new Netflix series.
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Most, if not all, people in these photos are unaware that biometric companies around the world are honing facial recognition algorithms on their friends, family, and children.
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Second, Trump had ordered the withdrawal of US troops from northern Syria three weeks earlier, even as the US intelligence community was honing in on Baghdadi's location.
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Davis launched the company in 2016 and has spent the past two years honing in on the business model as well as adding commercial pilots and members.
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There were a slew of news reports honing in on a few particular deaths, including Marcos Amaral Gourgel outside the Houses of Parliament in February of 2018.
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Photographer Justin J Wee is forever honing his sense of perspective and style — both for clients through his company Special Sauce, and for his own personal art.
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Start with templates, if you have to—all great artists start out copying the work of people they admire before honing in on a original creative output.
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Eventually, the team hopes to produce an autonomous version of Envirobot that could roam aquatic habitats without human direction, honing in on a variety of dangerous pollutants.
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I.' sources tell TMZ ... producers think Richie's legendary music career makes him a perfect pick ... credibility and a knack for honing in on what will become popular.
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Brands that specialize in this category are typically generations old and have been honing the same products for years, constantly engineering them for maximum comfort and durability.
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Honing my skills, dying repeatedly, and teaching myself the ins and outs of the new experience until I felt comfortable enough to challenge the level's grandest foe.
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Initially, Aznavour remained in the background, writing songs while honing his own music hall performance style until nearing his thirties when he began working with Edith Piaf.
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We're told authorities have been honing in on at least one suspect, but it's unclear if the woman in the video is in the crosshairs of authorities.
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They've also been honing their drum machine-heavy, 80s-inspired romantics into something perfectly cohesive, borrowing from another decade while placing their own slant on the sound.
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As the 2016 election enters the home stretch this weekend, each candidate is working to make their final plea to the electorate by honing their respective messages.
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New Year's Day finds you intently honing in on your five-year plan, with your graphs and calendars all written out, as the sun meets taskmaster Saturn.
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The competing founders have been honing their pitch skills with coaching help from seasoned TechCrunch editors, and they'll be fired up and ready to make their case.
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"India has always been one of our favorite destinations for an authentic travel experience, but in 2019 we're honing in on the country's spiritual specialism," Barber said.
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Skilled interviewers may spend years honing their craft, but sometimes all you really need to unlock a person's secrets is the quirky mind of a small child.
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It works fantastically well, with tight, solid dampening that makes honing in on a subject's eye as fun as pulling off a dragon punch in Street Fighter.
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If Diallo makes the NBA leap, he likely would spend most of next season in the D-League, honing his skills while probably making over $1 million.
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Isolating his real strength, and honing it under Hough, gave Jansen a kind of swagger, the self-assurance so essential to rising through the minor-league grind.
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The CIA and other branches of the US government spend years honing the kinds of intelligence-sharing relationships that Trump just torpedoed during his meeting with Lavrov.
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Saying that "first you've got to have some ability" to get an entry-level position in broadcast journalism, he said that afterward comes much practice honing skills.
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But as Pomerantsev makes clear, the organizations behind divisive online influence campaigns have been honing these strategies for over a decade in post-Soviet countries like Estonia.
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She has gained a tighter grasp of her considerable tennis gifts, honing in on the equilibrium between aggression and patience required to succeed in clay-court tennis.
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But she had quietly been writing songs for years and journaling since second grade, honing a preternaturally sharp voice on topics like gender, faith and creativity itself.
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The disability advocate and "Find Another Dream" author says the biggest challenge has been lacking a live audience, but she is honing her skills on social media.
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Meanwhile, the Straussians were honing their "political catechism" and imparting their own hand-me-down message of Weimar-inflected Kulturpessimismus , complete with images of brown-shirted hordes.
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Finding one should be as much of a priority as honing the policy white papers that Democrats will need when they next have a chance to govern.
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"They've done a very good job over the past couple of years of really honing in on their customer," said Sam Poser, analyst at Susquehanna Financial Group.
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Embodying the years spent honing her technique and expertise, Hillary Clinton is the real strongman on stage - something that may reassure us and unsettle us in equal measure.
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Lena Dunham, who wrote and directed this episode, is at her best when she's honing in on the nuances of these friendships, and this episode gives us that.
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He grew up crossing the border to attend school in McAllen, Texas, honing the English that he now uses to chat with elderly people in the United States.
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It might sound difficult to embrace, but pulling back on your purchases and honing in on more timeless (albeit pricey) items could be the trick to smarter shopping.
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The two launched Dorera in 1985, and, after a number of years of self-learning and honing her jewelry making skills, Ong had finally found her signature style.
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The task of creating the iPhone, devising a new drug or honing a manufacturing process is best left to geniuses such as Mr Jobs or to internal experts.
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Self-funding the brewery allowed Kane to brew the American- and Belgian-style recipes he'd been honing for the past six years, without the influence of outside investors.
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Since 2007, the team has been honing its process for injecting water and CO2 into a basalt-lined underground well near the Hellisheidi geothermal power plant in Iceland.
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For HTC, the task of defending a price tag double its competitor's has been one in honing its brand messaging in the face of a massive price differential.
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But if the sum total of Bannon's and Conway's contributions are just honing Trump's verbal attacks and making the staff act more professionally, that still won't be enough.
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RioCan is also shifting its strategy, honing in on malls in major Canadian cities and developing more condos and rental apartments to capitalize on surging demand for housing.
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I have never thought a honing rod worked quite right with me, and I don't have the patience to hand sharpen on a whet stone before every use.
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No matter the reason for their unpopularity, teens lacking in likability and status will start to fall behind pretty quickly on some skills their peers are rapidly honing.
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For example, P&G announced last year that they were planning on divesting about 100 "non-core" brands in favor of honing their focus on 70 choice brands.
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Because there is a battle just to win the party nomination, candidates are focused on appealing to the mass voters instead of honing down on very specific groups.
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While you may not need quite this much practice, (or you may need more), honing your skills is key to becoming a qualified expert in your field. 12.
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In the end, that might mean cutting back on your lifestyle now, or adjusting your expectations for your lifestyle later, and honing in on those goals over time.
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However, these new shows deepen that thesis by honing in on the hardships experienced by women and people of color beyond high school and in the real world.
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The CEOs of DNVBs obsess over creating the perfect Facebook ad featuring photogenic models, but they really need to spend more time honing their financial model in Excel.
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Instead of hiring a pastry chef who spent years honing her skills, he chose to hire a pair of sous-chefs in their mid-22006s for each restaurant.
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In Schultz's case, he's been honing his leadership craft for three decades through, among other things, the direct coaching and mentoring of leadership expert Warren Bennis at USC.
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I've just been honing my skills over time, from my crayon puzzles to my newspaper publications to my puzzle website to my connections to the crossword puzzle community.
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A star pitcher and hitter for the Nippon-Ham Fighters in Japan, Ohtani has brought his dual skills to the majors, and is honing both in spring training.
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Many bright young conservatives of Boot's generation grew up reading National Review and honing their polemical skills lambasting liberals in their college newspapers (in Boot's case, at Berkeley).
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Mr. DeVito, who had been in a play version of "Cuckoo's Nest," had to make up his own dialogue while honing facial expressions, body language, even speech patterns.
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The prequel, however, seems to focus on the games while they're still in their infancy, honing in on the moment Snow himself gets involved in shaping their course.
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Amid a rapid population decline, Japan is continuously honing their robot skills in an attempt to bring to life better hotel employees, personal companions, and even government bureaucrats.
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Even the size and shape threw some people who were used to the rectangle form factor Amazon had been honing since the days of the second-generation Kindle.
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Camel owners pay tens of thousands of dollars to breed and raise their animals, preserving bloodlines and honing their conformation — their shape, balance and structure — through the generations.
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Washington (CNN)Railing against much of the mainstream press, President Donald Trump continued to air his grievances with the media, honing in on NBC News anchor Chuck Todd.
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With less than five months to go until the February 3, 2020 caucuses, candidates are honing in on the state that could change the trajectory of their campaigns.
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Honing his skills in the company of such eminences as Sir Joshua Reynolds, West specialized in epic historical themes and rose to the top of Britain's art world.
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Lamb was able to make inroads in a more conservative district by honing his message on economic and labor issues, but not leaning too heavily into social issues.
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Onto Something finds Darden honing in on her sound, with songs like "Be Your Girl" and "Pick Up" reflecting her laid-back delivery and minimalistic approach to production.
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Faas, who was born in Germany, had been honing his sense of photographic judgment since he was 18, when he started work at the Keystone agency in Munich.
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He had been honing his craft — shipfitting — for a few years before he got to Austal and could read blueprints to piece together ships out of metal sheets.
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Roborace, which just unveiled the design for its race cars, is meant to promote autonomous driving and offer software developers a high-profile, competitive venue for honing their work.
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There was less of an emphasis on who the best lyricist was or who had a better flow, with record labels honing in on appearance, individuality, and sex appeal.
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He has since found about two dozen dogs and cats left homeless in Dorian's wake, honing their coordinates and then sending the spot to the various animal rescue groups.
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To prepare, the automaker is pursuing two parallels tracks — testing and honing how an AV business might operate, while separately developing autonomous vehicle technology through its subsidiary, Argo AI .
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Between the lines: Over the past decade, Trump has spent countless hours honing his feel for the Republican base by listening to right-wing talk radio on his drives.
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The Koreans are better known for their prowess in short track, but the Dutchman is bringing his vast experience to bear on honing their technique over the longer distances.
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It's a little more grounded than the other seasons, and Kelsey is really honing in on getting her imprint to be taken seriously and making a name for herself.
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The set includes a 4-inch paring knife, 5-inch serrated utility knife, 8-inch chef's knife, kitchen shears, a honing steel, and a 10-slot rubberwood storage block.
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They heard it not from a loving parent or supportive friend, but as a slur from some second-rate bully on the playground, desperately honing their stand-up routine.
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Now, as she transitions to a senior White House role, Conway is honing her verbal sparring talents in preparation for four to eight years of explaining President Trump's decisions.
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In May 2018, the group will be conducting a similar test on a larger scale, honing its technique in order to examine a much larger sample of test videos.
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In addition to the visual arts, Dizzee comes into his own as a decent MC at the end of part one and is honing those skills in part two.
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For nearly a decade, Campbell worked almost exclusively as a runway and print model, honing her craft and earning herself a spot as one of the first-ever supermodels.
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In that show, the android hosts aren't just the embodiment of physical perfection, they're also convincingly human, capable of honing in on the innermost desires of the park guests.
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He loves the city for the clean air, and says that since moving there, he's been honing his skills in the kitchen and even trying his hand at farmwork.
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Since the release of 2010's debut, Burning Bush Supper Club, Bear Hands have been plugging away, honing their sound, hip-hop-tinged rock mixed with Animal Collective experimentalism.
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The 22-year-old Lindholm is perhaps the Ducks' top young defenseman, scoring 92 points in 236 games over the past three seasons while honing his two-way game.
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HOUSE MOVES CLOSER TO PUERTO RICO BILL: House Republicans hope they are honing in on a Puerto Rico agreement, but aren't willing to declare the job done just yet.
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Another group plays paddleball, heading for the courts past the parking lot and sweating for hours in the blazing sun, honing their skills for the club's championships in August.
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The Austin-based entrepreneur began with an informal mentorship from R.L. Blair in Manchaca, Texas, and after honing her skill, began competing on the state, national, and worldwide levels.
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Since then Dua's spent a lot time in the studio, honing her songs with producers like Emile Haynie (Eminem, Lana), Miike Snow's Andrew Wyatt, and Koz (Kendrick Lamar, Madonna).
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The "Year of Science" project will try to improve how Wikipedia informs the public about science, including honing in on the fact that women are notoriously underrepresented on Wikipedia.
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Lead vocalist Andrew Falkous has that stand-up's streak, weather-beaten and ambivalently nihilistic, and he's been honing it, stretching it out, for the better part of two decades.
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While tattooing was fully underground at the time, the vibrancy of the subculture remained intact through people like Bakaty, who kept honing his craft despite the possible legal ramifications.
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And they appear to be crucial in honing our capacity for decoding facial expression: the dream-starved tend to slip into default paranoia, interpreting the friendliest expressions as menacing.
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Mr. Vinton had been honing his Claymation filmmaking technique for more than a decade when the California Raisin Advisory Board asked him to help with its new advertising campaign.
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He, too, was the fastest kid on his block, and Nehemiah would practice his new obsession by jumping over a split-rail fence, back and forth, honing his form.
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Honing is no longer limited to the mind; in the work of these poets, Wordsworth's head chakra is allowed to work in concert with energy centers throughout the body.
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Boris Johnson has spent decades preparing for his lead role, honing his adopted character, perfecting his mannerisms, gauging the reactions to his performance and adjusting it for maximum effect.
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Loft architecture, Riley told me, is something people have been honing for thousands of years, and the final design drew on imagery of coop plans from around the world.
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Without consumer-facing elements bogging its health play down, Microsoft can likely allot more resources to honing on business-facing services and building out its portfolio of healthcare clients.
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Des Barres has been honing her skills as a writer her entire life, since the days she spent scribbling in her diary, growing up in the San Fernando Valley.
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" After developing and honing an act, then moving to New York or Los Angeles, the rising comic had several more steps to fame: "Turn your act into a sitcom.
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So if you've hired the right people, holding them back from honing the skills that support rapid growth, and from that growth itself, is a bad move all around.
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It's useful to remember that Mr. Koolhaas started out his working career writing for a weekly in The Hague, honing a journalist's curiosity and detachment and penchant for pronouncements.
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Trump has done more to blunt what House Republicans have been honing as their major defensive weapon than all of the Democratic consultants could ever have hoped to do.
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He's managed to create a gym that is clean, fun, and accommodating to all levels that includes a team of top-notch active fighters training and honing their skills.
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When she's not training for this summer's Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, the four-time Olympic gold medalist can be found honing her skills in the art of breakfast.
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Senzatela said in his last bullpen session he focused on throwing the ball down and honing his fastball, efforts that paid off against the Cardinals in his 225th career start.
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When you eventually make it to the big leagues you'll definitely want to upgrade to something faster, but while you're still honing your skills, this might be your best option.
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The test feature makes Instagram one of a growing number of tech companies honing in on college kids as a way to up their user counts and foster brand loyalty.
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After honing that professional sense of fear against governments and corporations for years, suddenly the sector's paranoia has turned inward, brought to bear with laser focus on their male heroes.
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The founders of each team have been honing their pitches with coaching from experienced TechCrunch editors, and they'll be ready to give it their all on the Disrupt Main Stage.
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The band has been going strong since 2012, honing their sound in what looks to be, according to videos on YouTube, the most cramped jam room on the Asian continent.
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After finding Skrillex, Scanlan spent the next few years honing his electronic production skills, making friends in the community online, and hustling for local gigs under his DJ Swoon alias.
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Lonzo cut his teeth in Chino Hills, on the crooked driveway in the backyard of their home, honing the janky jump-shot that's the source of so much existential dread.
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These companies have been training hard for the past month, while undergoing expert business transformation advice and pitch coaching, prepping to launch, fine-tuning design assets and honing their pitches.
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It has proved racier and snappier than my store-bought learner board, and this summer I had to rise to its demands by improving my conditioning and honing my technique.
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With Valentine's Day right around the corner, Hardesty is sharing some of the tricks of the trade she's learned from honing her craft both inside and outside the White House.
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Or are they honing in on their favorite heroes (like this author… who finds himself obsessed with The Vision) and giving the rest of the comic world the cold shoulder?
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But few writers do as much drafting and refining as a stand-up does over months of honing a story before an audience, and no one kills their darlings better.
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He was a little more than five years younger than Dick, and like his brother started a comedy act as a teenager, honing his skills at nightclubs and strip clubs.
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The two moved out of their home in Connecticut and have been traveling through Italy since the beginning of last year, honing their photography skills and sharing their work online.
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Mr. Smith, the recent recruit who was hired last October, spent his first two months in an intensive training program, honing his skills in several programming languages and developer tools.
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Mr. Nasr was in New York, increasingly regarding the restaurant as "the most amazing, romantic embodiment" of the craft he was then honing at Daniel under the chef Daniel Boulud.
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But all the modifications — honing of his pitch recognition, moving a bit farther off the plate and refining his approach — have coalesced so neatly that pitchers are reconsidering their approach.
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There was wisdom in its simplicity, though this simplicity was deceiving, for the execution of such meteorological magic is a practice that Ms. Nakaya has been honing for five decades.
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"One of the trends that most are honing in on is that interest rates around the world still continue to trend lower," Johnson said on CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Friday.
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He had stepped back from day-to-day operations and was looking forward to honing his patchy D.I.Y. skills at a flat he bought on Tenerife in the Canary Islands.
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Netflix has been working on honing its personalization system, which uses thousands of different signals to suggest movies and TV shows it thinks you'll like, for more than a decade.
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The statement didn't even try to defend Trump in the language of Christian nationalism that he — and Trump's other evangelical allies — has spent the past two or so years honing.
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An artist who has cultivated his legacy by honing in on the negativity that can power attraction; the dark magic that turns a potentially dangerous situation into a good story.
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Divers have been honing in on ping signals in their search for the second box, as investigators try to get data from a partly damaged flight data recorder recovered on Thursday.
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He concedes that there are challenges: improving the optical performance of the elements; suppressing spillover effects between different signals in the device; and honing the algorithms that calibrate the camera's performance.
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He eventually found himself developing the recipes for another reputable LA doughnut establishment—one that he prefers for me to not disclose—and honing his lifelong fried dough skills even more.
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But, if science is to believed, maybe all that running around in circles is slowly but surely honing me into the human sat-nav I always had the potential to be.
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On its latest flagship phone, the company devoted so much time to honing and equipping the G163 with neat little features, it seems like LG lost sight of the bigger picture.
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We certainly have, and it seems like she really hit her stride over the holidays, honing in on the natural overlaps between her own aesthetic and the demands of the 'gram.
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And yet, GoT had always been a series dedicated to upending fantasy traditions, and Arya had charted her own complicated journey throughout the show, honing her skills at murder and revenge.
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The company has worked on honing its self-driving cars for the last six years, the Journal reported, accumulating more than 1.5 million miles worth of test drives in the process.
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"In Senegal, we are honing in on teenage girls ... this is the first generation to have access to information and these services," said Andrea Wojnar-Diagne, head of UNFPA in Senegal.
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"The Birds Outside Sang" (Double Double Whammy) When Emily Sprague moved to Brooklyn from Albany late in 2013, she was already honing her songwriting style: aching, blunt, quiet, but not sheepish.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The fight against the deadly Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS), which has killed at least 722 people over the past five years, is honing in on its target: camels.
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The need for a reflective mat made it less versatile than other AR glasses, and in the years it's spent honing the technology, we've seen increasingly impressive products like Microsoft's HoloLens.
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Those founders have been honing their pitches to perfection, and they're ready to launch their dream to the world — tomorrow, 8 November — at the Tomie Ohtake Institute in São Paulo, Brazil.
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Reality is in Iraq alone their fighters have spent more than a decade honing tactics and techniques for fighting an urban guerrilla conflict against conventional forces -- American first and now Iraqi.
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A new documentary traces the life and career of Joan Jett, honing in on the struggles that come with being one of the few female rockstars of the '70s and '80s.
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The specific areas involved and the degree of activation vary with age, which suggests that the young brain is still honing its gesture-speech integration skills and refining connections between regions.
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Since launching Bespoke Real Estate in 2014, Zachary and Cody Vichinsky have become major players in the luxury real estate market, honing in on properties valued at $10 million or more.
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The group's first single, "Sorry," which premiers below, is a taste of the murky grunge-gaze compositions and gut-twisting songwriting that the group has been honing—or rather, exploding—live.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Unseeded Elise Mertens has extended a breakout year to storm into the semi-finals of her Australian Open debut by keeping a cool head and honing her technical skills.
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In her notes, we see her honing her habit of attention, her sensitivity to shades of meaning and the music of language, her tropism toward writers with a talent for noticing.
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Nonetheless, with several major global producers honing in on achieving their original aim, there is little indication from the world's top exporter that it wishes to wind down the supply cuts.
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In between our scrums and weekly sales and marketing calls, G is in constant contact with our customer success team, absorbing the nurturing and sales process we're honing here in Boston.
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Vandenberghe attributes his company's success in bootstrapping to what he calls the "bull's eye strategy" of honing in on the most influential clients first to generate a flow of inbound interest.
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He said the tech company hiring the most from the government is Amazon, adding it's from the post office as the e-commerce giant looks to continue honing its delivery models.
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Although using a manual knife sharpener might sound intimidating, the ergonomic handle with its 17° sharpening/honing guides make it easy to sharpen your knives at the right angle every time.
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Five: You win with delegates Early in the campaign, what matters is honing your message, building your base of fans and pulling off the strongest possible result in the early states.
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Where pageant titleholders—many of whom spent years and decades honing their craft—once claimed the most enviable perch in American drag, that honor now arguably belongs to Drag Race winners.
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The London-based songwriter and producer has been working under the name Palmistry since 2011, slowly shaping and honing that wisp of a voice over punctured drums and lilting keyboard melodies.
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Whoever it is, though, Flynn's plea shows the investigation is making its way up the Trump hierarchy, and could be honing on an obstruction of justice charge against the president himself.
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Others point to socioeconomics, since poverty rates in many states are higher among African-Americans than other races, and honing the crafts of kicking or punting can require expensive personal coaching.
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The techniques they've been honing for decades are much more powerful in this new digital world, where emotion dominates and everyone is connected and there is so much information floating around.
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And no matter what age you are, checking out your latest matches, honing your dating profile, checking whether your crush likes you back—these are all potentially powerful boosters of engagement.
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While honing his music, which he often self-produces and records at home, Valee has turned odd hobbies into odd jobs, toeing the line between eccentric and modern-day Renaissance man.
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Adam Schiff, the lead House impeachment manager, on the spot by honing in on any contacts he or his staff had with the anonymous whistleblower whose complaint kickstarted the impeachment probe.
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North West is going worldwide ... performing in Paris at her dad's Paris fashion show, and while she's still honing her rapping skills, ya can't say the kid ain't cute ... and loud!!!
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The pair, who had been honing their social media savvy for the past few years, pitched their services to Douglas Elliman Development Marketing, which handles marketing and leasing at the building.
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He comes to several general rules, but I think it's worth honing in on three categories of independence that he outlines: games can be financially independent, aesthetically independent, and culturally independent.
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" Drew says: And when those ancient Samurai were honing their finest blades, they thought to themselves, "Boy, I really hope this gets used one day to cut up some almond bark.
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He spent his late teens and early twenties as a session keyboardist for big names such as Frank Sinatra to Phil Spector, throughout it all steadily honing his own songwriting skills.
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Encouraged by a friend who recognized his talent, he devoted himself to writing, spending up to 18 hours a day reading literature — mostly American and European — and honing his literary voice.
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Sources close to the situation tell TMZ, Fetty is currently honing his skills with the Go Hard Boyz -- a Harlem motorcycle group -- for a project to help benefit the inner city.
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So maybe we'll chalk this new feature up to being something useful for aspiring pianists who are honing their craft, but something they'd want to turn off when they hit the stage.
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We need a team or agency charged with honing informational tools to be included among the instruments of national power that we use today to safeguard our economic, military, and diplomatic interests.
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DIALOGUE Ms. Melford, a pianist, and Mr. Goldberg, a clarinetist, formed a close musical alliance about a dozen years ago, working in each other's bands and honing an even-keel, intuitive rapport.
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A friend of the reality star and her husband, Kanye West, tells PEOPLE, Kardashian is slowly honing in on her culinary chops — and her own cookbook is not out of the question.
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After honing his skills as an editorial photographer in Chicago for 30 years, Kevin Horan moved Whidbey Island, Washington and was inspired by models of a different breed—goats, rams, and sheep.
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"People have been doing this forever so I am looking forward to eventually slowing down and just honing in on family life and being a dad for a good while," he continued.
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The Las Vegas native has spent years honing his skills at and tastes for betting high in ways that may seem reckless to many Jeopardy viewers but can yield hugely successful returns.
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In the long term, they must differentiate themselves by honing services for sellers and shoppers alike, and offering a better, broader range of products to more Indians than would have them otherwise.
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Atlanta quartet Big Jesus have been causing a stir in their local scene for a while now, meshing big riffs and pop-heavy melodies, honing a sound that's simultaneously bold and accessible.
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As Franklin Foer noted in a recent analysis of the Democratic Party in The Atlantic, Warren has been shrewdly honing her populist message to focus on the problem of monopolistic corporate power.
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But, by honing in on the pro-life movement's political potential rather than moral necessity, Trump put a stop to the self-defeating Republican receipt of personal moral certainty and political moderation.
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The assessment that the intelligence community erred in its judgment of Putin's preferences is reflected in the draft report Republicans are currently honing, but it's not a key element of the document.
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And so in the third inning, when Cleveland fell behind by 2-43 on an Andrew Benintendi homer, Miller started warming up with a towel, honing his mechanics and balance and extension.
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For the last five years, she's been honing her craft as a singer-songwriter in LA, and if you heard her speaking voice, you'd swear she'd been living there her whole life.
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A long-time staple on the Los Angeles recording circuit, Leimberg spent decades honing his skill as a session musician before cutting his first record, Astral Projections, which was released in 2016.
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It's not a statement on its quality or importance as a piece of music so much as it is a suggestion to prepare for this holiday season by honing your argumentative chops.
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Whatever your role in life is—artist, professional, student, anything—magick will help you master it by honing your mind and showing you how to access flow states, insight, and inspiration. Magick.
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Obrador hopes to "rewrite the rules of the drug war," proposing decriminalization, taking military personnel off the streets, and honing in on the causes of poverty which feed into the drug war.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads OMAHA, Nebraska — Over the past decade, John Buck has been quietly honing his ability to breathe life into sculpture, carving automata of increasing scale and complexity.
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While Kalanick has come under scrutiny for his lack of soft skills, Khosrowshahi has spent years honing them, according to a deeply reported profile in the Puget Sound Business Journal last year.
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"It's all about honing your craft as you get older," Cannon tells PEOPLE in that Texan drawl that somewhat represents the sturdy roots he and his Whiskey Myers bandmates were raised on.
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This density allows the algorithms to produce more consistent voices, rather than being distracted by and honing in on the extreme detail of a waveform recording (to use an overly simplistic human analogy).
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The parched fairways should allow Spieth to play to his strength, which is precision iron play and a deft short game, and he spent last week honing his technique at home in Texas.
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Google offshoot Jigsaw and Google's Counter Abuse Technology Team publicly released code for anti-harassment tools they've been honing for more than a year so they can hopefully be implemented around the web.
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The comments, which largely remained anonymous, ranged from critical to lewd, honing in on the fit of the dress, the governor's body, and debating whether her fashion choices were appropriate for the venue.
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McBride has clearly spent the years since his 2014 Ruinz EP release getting a feel for a crowd, honing the ability to subtly build momentum, from an enchanting opening to cushioned come-down.
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Pokémon has always relied on the intimate relationship between players and their creatures, and Detective Pikachu follows that train of thought by honing in on Pikachu and Tim's day-by-day blossoming friendship.
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Amid flat poll numbers in Iowa, the Democratic presidential candidate is honing in on the first-in-the-nation caucus state with a new approach of more intimate events, according to campaign officials.
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Honing his production skills on the forums of Dutch DJ Laidback Luke, Bergling adopted the name Avicii—after the lowest level of Buddhist hell—because his birth name was already taken on MySpace.
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As the chief justice, he holds certain powers — like deciding which justice will write the court's opinion whenever he is in the majority — that he has been honing for the past 13 years.
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We didn't have much else to do after being snowed in for what felt like months, so we played game after game against each other, figuring out the rules and honing our gameplay.
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There's a lot to love, but in the interest of sparing our bank accounts and honing in on the biggest deals available, we combed through the sale's offerings and picked the very best.
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The company originally started out as a general learning platform in 2010 before honing in on how to apply its principles of memorization and native content to get people to learn languages specifically.
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For one, the mainstream is finally starting to pay attention to the voices of trans, non-binary, POC and queer communities, as opposed to honing in solely on white, cisgender, gay male identities.
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"Typically, employers list them in order of importance in descending order, so you can focus on honing your skills in areas that are most coveted by employers for your next job," Salemi said.
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To bring her vision to life, she enlisted Taylor Kirk of Canadian melancholy folk-pop outfit Timber Timbre for production, honing in on vintage sounds while maintaining a natural ethos to her music.
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That's the quest Honing, a professor at the University of Amsterdam, sets for himself in his new book, The Evolving Animal Orchestra, translated by Sherry Macdonald and published this week by MIT Press.
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Justin McLeod, Hinge's CEO, tells me the company spent the testing time honing its backend algorithm and getting Most Compatible to a point where the company feels confident putting it fully out there.
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Jolie, who has spent the last few years honing her skills as a director, executive producer and continuing her advocacy work, is set to appear in Maleficent: Mistress of Evil on Oct. 18.
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Each of the cars will have the track data, but the teams will show their mastery by honing the artificial intelligence to calculate the optimum speed for curves in order to achieve victory.
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After taking the reins as head chef of Hackney-railway-arch-turned-restaurant Climpson's Arch and honing his grill skills, Parry moved west to become head chef of Kitty Fisher's in December 2014.
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Her advisers and allies say she will spend the coming weeks honing her message for the general election, and stepping up fund-raising that has lagged in the face of Mr. Sanders's challenge.
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The output controls have widely been viewed as a success, with several major global producers honing in on achieving their original aim of reducing industrialized oil nations' back to their five-year average.
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Aesthetic notions that would draw a dismissive eye roll in au courant curatorial circles — the importance of honing fundamental artistic skills, the primacy of the painstakingly crafted object — still hold powerful sway here.
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It's entirely possible that Apple has been honing its photography skills through the phone as it prepares for the ultimate test of photography: using cameras to capture what you see, from your perspective.
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I work very hard, you know, working my craft, honing my craft, and I think that my film, some of my films, could be used as time capsules to see what was happening.
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Bartenders like me have to do hours of prep work and cleaning while memorizing people&aposs orders, keeping an eye on unruly customers, and honing their knowledge of cocktails, to name a few.
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And that matters: Honing baseball skills, more than other sports, requires guided repetition — and Pirates first baseman Josh Bell argues it's now required at an earlier age as the sport gets more competitive.
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Bryce, whose campaign announcement video honing in on Ryan's Obamacare repeal effort went viral last June, will be sitting in the room for President Donald Trump's State of the Union speech Tuesday night.
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Sunday Routine The comedian and actor Roy Wood Jr. still likes to drive; it gives him time to think, and it reminds him of his days honing his craft as a road comic.
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Mr. Wilson responded with the pitch for "WKRP," honing it by spending a week at WQXI, a radio station in Atlanta where he knew a lot of the staff from his advertising days.
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Eleven has learned well from her big sister—honing their shared ability for magic, a certain hardness—but when it comes to the kill, it's another pair of sisters who stop her short.
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So does his taste for business, which he started honing as a young drug dealer at the Dalton School, an exclusive prep school on the Upper East Side he graduated from in 1979.
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Many students focus almost entirely on honing their drawing technique, to the point that they don't take the initiative to create a purpose for their images to exist or communicate with the viewer.
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By the time he began recording, last year, with the producer Jonathan Wilson, with whom he'd made his previous two albums, he'd been honing and rehearsing the songs for more than a year.
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You have to learn how to be a "we" rather than a "me" — the celibate priesthood is kind of honing you to be individualistic, yet also an overly generous servant of the church.
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Peter Roskam in the Chicago suburbs, Democrat Sean Casten has been honing in on Kavanaugh since his nomination in July, initially focusing on concerns that Kavanaugh might vote to overturn Roe v. Wade.
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Mayweather's a strip club connoisseur to say the least -- he's also got his own Girl Collection club in Las Vegas -- so it's nice to see him honing his craft before his big return.
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After progressing through the ranks, honing his skills and eventually leaving the Middle East with a wad of cash, Peters settled back down in Denver, Colorado, and took a job as a truck driver.
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That slower, whittled fastball came earlier in counts, and one or another of the sliders then finished things off, honing on left-handers' back legs and olé-ing past the ends of righties' bats.
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In a behind-the-scenes featurette, cast members Rami Malek, Gwilym Lee, and Joe Mazzello talk about honing their musical skills for the movie, with a little help from actual Queen member Brian May.
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For a self-described lazy trainer, the 23-year-old has clearly put some time into honing the tactic since his effort against former world number one Nadal floated well beyond the service box.
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A second group was charged with honing and launching mass spearphishing operations, meant to identify key targets within Clinton's campaign and craft believable emails persuading them to click and, therefore, install the custom malware.
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YouTube execs may have launched YouTube Red with the intention of being a genuine Netflix competitor and honing its own talent for original series, but suddenly, it had become too risky of a bet.
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Aside from the prospect of new tunes, him spending his time honing his craft means there's less time for him to rile up Beverly Hills homeowners or get into strange beefs with Marilyn Manson.
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The movie got good reviews at Sundance, and this trailer seems to speak to its strengths — it's a thriller, but it also seems to stand out by honing in so closely on two characters.
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ISIS, a new foe, is securing its presence and honing the gruesome tactics employed in Syria and Iraq -- including the suicide bomb that killed 2540 in the capital, Kabul, only a few weeks ago.
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A sequel to J.J. Abrams' Star Wars: The Force Awakens, The Last Jedi picks up with Rey (Daisy Ridley) honing her Jedi abilities on the Ahch-To island where she found Luke Skywalker (Hamill).
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These personas, and continued honing of the route from the pickup spot by the churro stand, doesn't necessarily mean that things will run smoothly—particularly when undertaking a dinner party for the first time.
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Giorgio Cafiero, CEO and founder of Washington DC-based consultancy Gulf State Analytics, states that Oman must also look at honing "the technical skills" for the specialized industries that Duqm will come to host.
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He recognized the importance of filling in those gaps by serving as an assistant, honing the craft for seven seasons, six of them spent with John Tortorella in Tampa Bay, New York and Vancouver.
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He's spent hundreds of hours in figure-drawing classes and anatomical studies, honing techniques developed over centuries by idols like Veronese and Rembrandt, to "get up alongside them on the wall," as he says.
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Whether your start to 2019 is all about eating more greens, honing a set of lackluster cooking chops, or just saving some extra dough by skipping weeknight takeout, having the right support is key.
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It feels like an ep from a kitschy old TV show, but most pertinently, Music For Listening to Music to shows the couple honing in on the power of a matrimonial and musical relationship.
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Plus, Jesse Jo makes clothes on the side — a skill she's been honing since age eight — and she works alongside her parents at her family's company, Chrome Hearts, a luxury goods and accessories brand.
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The Los Angeles songwriter's debut single "Cry For Another" felt like a time capsule to the heyday of '70s reggae, honing in with such impressive detail that the references to Jamaican music were transcendent.
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But don't go too far As much as self-isolation can be conducive to honing your internal monologue and pastimes, introverts also need to figure out how to maintain relationships and connections, Vayas said.
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Martin made her way through the trying time with the help of her then-boyfriend, now-husband and a reliance on the technique she'd been honing since her first acting jobs as a child.
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Joined by top aides and attorneys on the Intelligence and Judiciary committees, the lawmakers are honing their message and strategy ahead of the trial, which launches Tuesday with a debate on the rules resolution.
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She caught the philanthropy bug as a brownie-baking fund-raiser for her daughters' schools, Dalton and Columbia Grammar and Preparatory, honing the talents that have made her an influencer on the charity circuit.
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The big tech platforms are still honing their respective rules for political advertising as November inches closer, but the kinks are far from ironed out and the awkward dance between politics and tech continues.
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It had been a frustrating night for Hicks, who struck out four times and had been hitless, but he leaned on a skill that he had spent time in the off-season honing: bunting.
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Known as "S Houses," these prefab structures going up here in Ba Vi, about 30 miles from Vietnam's capital, Hanoi, are iterations of a prototype that Mr. Nghia has been honing since about 2013.
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The app introduced an animation feature in April, and Procreate 5 is honing the feature with much-needed tools like onion skinning (which shows a faint outline of the previous layer) and instant playback.
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He has reportedly been honing its message for weeks with help from Stephen Miller and other members of his communications team, underscoring the central part that speechwriters play in conveying a president's political ideas.
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And yet these appealing rhythms have a purpose, as their inspiration draws on a decade filled with immense identification struggle in the midst of political and social turmoil, honing in on Hynes's own story.
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Ramsey, who had lived in Harlem since he was young, began honing his skills on the playground courts of the Rucker League, which has attracted some of the game's greatest players over the years.
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Wanting to record where Sacrilege tracked Behind the Realms of Madness, Napalm Death entered Rich Bitch studio to lay down Side B of Scum, honing the rawness of Side A into a more precise assault.
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Hollywood has also shifted its focus away from broader military themes, with movies and television shows honing in on extremes, portraying veterans who are either heroes or victims suffering from PTSD, addiction or suicidal tendencies.
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"A realistic attack on the election is probably going to be honing in on whichever state ends up having the closest margin," Halderman said in an interview on C-SPAN one month before the election.
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The good news for Team Clinton is that, based on her performance in the CNN-sponsored town hall last night, she's honing her cross-generational pitch heading into tonight's one-on-one showdown with Sanders.
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The Department of Justice's (DOJ) antitrust probe into Google is honing in on the company's third-party advertising business and its impact on and influence over publishers and advertisers, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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He is a funnyman with artistic aspirations who has been honing his craft at the Académie de Clown Français in Paris (stage name: Renoir) before setbacks force him to retreat back home to Bakersfield, Calif.
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I've spent the past couple years really honing in on what I feel is my style and my approach to fabrication, and I'm finally feeling ready to apply that to a film… so stay tuned!
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It's been 11 years since 'Zoey' wrapped up ... but with so many Nick classics like "All That" and "Blues Clues" getting a 2nd life, we're told execs are now honing in on a 'Zoey' reboot.
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The 1989 superstar is just a few short days away from rocking out at the DirecTV Super Saturday Night in Houston—one night before Super Bowl LI—and she's hard at work honing her performance.
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DroneBase is a startup that connects drone users with commercial missions so that they can keep the dust from settling on their flying funcopters while also honing their skills and getting paid in the process.
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There is little doubt that Mr Putin sees these not just as a means of honing efficiency, but as a way to intimidate smaller neighbours and eventually draw them into a sphere of Russian influence.
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When he's not overseeing his own Lobster Boy imprint, taking his warehouse-ready record bag round the world, or working with the likes of Raekwon, Mobb Deep, or Tink, he's probably honing his Scrabble abilities.
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Instead of honing his skills in a stronger European league, he went across the Atlantic last year straight from Serbia's nondescript side of Mega Leks, who are fast becoming a production belt of top talents.
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She's since cut her own path, honing a powerhouse voice she first began developing in church choir through classical vocal training at CalArts, busking and working odd jobs to make ends meet along the way.
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Lawmakers and policy experts are honing in on a small handful of policies — mostly, different forms of federal funding and regulatory flexibility — as the Senate tries its hand at a bipartisan Affordable Care Act fix.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - In a packed Shanghai classroom on a hot afternoon, nearly a hundred "mom-and-pop" investors were honing their trading skills ahead of the first opening bell for China's Nasdaq-style tech board.
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The allegation, which The Fashion Law reports is a multi-million dollar suit honing in on at least four unauthorized bag styles, was filed in the Southern District of New York court (which encompasses NYC).
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But one US cattle researcher is honing in on genes in the hopes of developing heat-resistant "cows of the future" that can endure the impact of climate change—caused in part by cow gas.
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Over the next five years I became a regular, honing my German over cappuccinos and hair cuts, attending art exhibitions and film screenings, and enjoying one of the neighborhood's most rollicking New Year's Eve parties.
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One group of female angel investors is working on a plan they hope will help close those gaps by honing in on the nexus of power: the allocation of shares to founding employees of startups.
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With that in mind, candidates are gaming out their debate performances, honing their introductions to voters and plotting ways to achieve the kind of made-for-social-media moment that could boost their national profile.
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Former Swedish breakdancing champion Mats has been honing his craft since he started playing out in Stockholm in the mid 80s, going on to run the Raw Fusion club, and the aforementioned Local Talk label.
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Previously, researchers over at the Oxford Internet Institute, reconfigured what the world would look like based on which countries have the most people online, and then honing in on places with the least internet connectivity.
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In her campaign's planning, April was meant to be a relatively calm month in which to focus on raising money for a general election and honing a message to use against the eventual Republican nominee.
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Overall, listed European firms are expected to report stronger earnings growth in the second quarter, while investors are honing in on companies' future guidance for any change due tariff developments, with autos particularly in focus.
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Another universe has Fall Out Boy thrashing around in a studio with Ryan Adams, as they were on 2013's PAX AM Days, honing the more straightforward melodic punk rock that inspired their early years.
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Yakuza 0 acted as strange sort of bookend—it's both a prequel to Kiwami and the original Yakuza, but a clear peak to a style of storytelling that the team's been honing for several games.
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She recorded her first (and still unreleased) album, Autumn Rose, in 2002, and has spent the ensuing decade and change honing her craft and settling into herself as a musician, an artist, and a person.
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Our sources say Bloom had been extremely active in honing in on the alleged victims as early as April ... pouring over non-disclosure agreements and reviewing investigative reports prepared on at least one rape accuser.
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Local news aired images of families and allies and corporate floats rather than honing in on the most sensational visuals of naked gay boys lacquered in glitter paint, like they had nearly every year prior.
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In traditional sports, it typically takes a long time for an activity to rise to the level of soccer or handball; honing the game, stocking the talent pool, and building a fanbase can require decades.
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You should be proud that yours are open to your husband's experiments: They are honing a sense of adventure that will serve them long after their hot-dog-and-mackerel-salad days are behind them.
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Just as the Backstreet Boys were honing the idea of the contemporary boy band in the U.S., H.O.T. was establishing the rules in South Korea: chipper melodies and coordinated outfits you could see from space.
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Rather, the challenge is to find a way of developing and honing a raft of strategies—electoral and otherwise—that can translate any existing public goodwill toward the expansion of public resources into winning policy.
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On the way, they encounter Fineboy, a clever young man obsessed with honing his radio voice; a recently orphaned young woman named Isoken; and Oma, who is running from her abusive husband and oppressive life.
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Financial services and ratings giant S&P Global is honing in on China's $11 trillion bond market, a move that may spell good news for international investors in search of more reliable ratings for bonds.
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It is aimed at slimming the company down and honing its focus on high-growth markets on the continent and in the Middle East after clashes with regulators in Nigeria, Uganda and elsewhere crimped growth.
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Mahathir, often honing in on the 1MDB issue in his political campaigns, has unsuccessfully tried other means to topple Najib, including a vote of no-confidence and reporting the prime minister's misdeeds to the police.
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All are in feverish deadline mode, honing the high-end artisanal guitars and mandolins made from Appalachian hardwoods that they will be taking to the National Association of Music Merchants trade show in Anaheim, Calif.
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For Blumenthal, honing in on specific historical moments doesn't just provide fodder for an unusual menu; it's also an opportunity for some narrative fantasy, and to create what he calls a "multisensory" experience for diners.
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A full-time musician and performer now, Vu says she still honing her skills — those that come naturally (like singing, songwriting), and those that don't (performing, painting — we'll get to the painting in a minute).
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In this case, Donaghy is honing in on that late 4th quarter foul involving Kevin Durant and LeBron James -- when two refs disagreed on who was at fault ... was it a charge or a block.
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After all, Streak users want the most accurate information possible, but the public might chafe if it knew just how accurate that data was—and considered what it could be used for besides honing sales pitches.
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If you need a hand in honing in on your routine, check out the hair, skin-care, and makeup products — at all price points — that four Black girls at R29 used to the very last drop.
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All of them see their current business-to-business approach as a stepping stone, a way of honing their techniques, teaching their machine-learning programs and bringing in cash as they develop products of their own.
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He has been training at Gracie's academy for six years and honing his boxing skills for four years beside Angel de Oliveira, son of Servílio de Oliveira, the first Brazilian to win an Olympic boxing medal.
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Using a handheld X-Ray fluorescent gun—which is "like a ray gun"—Bruno was able to determine that the threads were wrapped in copper, and, further honing in, detected a tiny bit of silver plating.
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There's always a new piece of gear to forge, and some rare item needed to complete your dream weapon, but beyond that Monster Hunter is about honing your own skills rather than ticking off arbitrary demands.
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Bernie Sanders and Vice President Joe Biden, to name just three, are also honing their messaging ahead of a possible run, using the midterms to road test their vision of the party they hope to lead.
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Three months earlier, the melodic punk band released their third album, On the Impossible Past, and, after six years that saw the four-piece honing their musical identity, they finally found what they had been chasing.
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For nearly 40 years now Lawrence has played the underdog to perfection, honing an air of misunderstood talent, revelling, or at least seeming to revel, in never quite being as big as he believed he should.
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Mr. Rabbani, who appeared recently in a short play, "Lost Boys," at the Hudson Guild Theater in Manhattan, spent two years honing his craft at the William Esper Studio, studying under the direction of Barbara Marchant.
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She cast a hypnotic spell on even seasoned investors, honing an irresistible pitch about a little girl who was afraid of needles and who now wanted to improve the world by providing faster, better blood tests.
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I went to CNN's campaign finance expert, Fredreka Schouten, to ask about money in politics this year now that Michael Bloomberg is honing in on spending $400 million before he even appears on a primary ballot.
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Last week was stressful because we were in the bottom two, so I really wanted to focus solely on our dancing this week, honing in on the technique, ONLY samba content and we did just that.
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If you weren't born a sale huntress, or you haven't spent time honing your discount-scouting craft, then you may not feel adept at pulling a really good deal out of that whirlpool of promotional noise.
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But make no mistake: She's a veteran student of her craft, honing her act since 1987 when she started telling jokes onstage as a Colorado college student in a contest before moving back to Los Angeles.
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The Mets may get younger by next season, or even earlier, with two of the best prospects in baseball — shortstop Amed Rosario and first baseman Dominic Smith — still honing their craft at Class AAA Las Vegas.
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After leaving office, Mr. Giuliani learned more about foreign affairs, gaining experience as an international lawyer, a security consultant and a candidate for the presidency in 2007, while honing his positions as a kind of neoconservative.
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Using real and fake accounts across social media platforms, Russian-backed groups like the Internet Research Agency continued to sow discord and undermine institutions, honing in on divisive issues like race, immigration, and the Second Amendment.
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Yet even at his most structurally simplistic, the track is measured and studied in a way that few Future singles ever are, honing a career's worth of experimentation into a single punch of carefully crafted bliss.
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German opposition politicians also criticized Schaeuble by honing in on the fact that the IMF is likely to participate in the third bailout, but will only disburse any loans when debt measures have been clearly outlined.
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His solo show was the public debut of material he's been privately honing for a while; throughout the performance, he ran a series of programmed algorithms and patterns through his laptop, accompanying them with upright bass.
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Clinton is honing in on national security as a key potential weakness for Trump, and is set to deliver a foreign policy speech on Thursday designed to portray the billionaire businessman as unfit for the White House.
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After honing his coaching skills at a local sports center in his village, then working as a trainer at now-defunct Chalong Chai Gym, he struck out on his own at age 30 and opened Phuket Dragon.
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"This persona is actually one he has been honing for decades," said Feaver, a former senior National Security Council official, noting that unlike other big personalities that took aim at the presidency, Trump lacked core ideological convictions.
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But while you were playing around with that squiggly, colorful text, Microsoft's team was busy honing another tool that has since been deemed by Investopedia as "the most important computer program in workplaces around the world": Excel.
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Jonah is an archetypal Jesse Eisenberg character: hunched, guarded, bristling from a defensive crouch, yet unable to hide the innermost wounds that in turn feed a cruel streak, honing themselves into the sharp point of his face.
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The book documents how law enforcement used the pair to bolster cases with flawed forensic testimony, specifically honing in on the saga of Brooks and Brewer, who were finally released in 2008 after doing decades in prison.
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Murder By Death's 2002 debut, Like the Exorcist, but More Breakdancing, saw the band still honing their sound, but managing to fire off the trancing "Intergalactic Menopause," a long build-up that never really winds up anywhere.
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Honing in on the well-worn, familiar Rogers and Stark, and to a lesser degree Thor, Black Widow, Bruce Banner, and Hawkeye, tightens Endgame into a superhero movie that's much more thoughtful, wistful even, than its predecessors.
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In the 70s and 80s, Japanese companies like Roland and Korg began designing commercial synths with the musician in mind—honing in on layouts centered around the keyboard, and using western drum kit terminology for percussion effects.
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Ideally, the time between elections should be spent positioning your client so they are so strong as to scare off all comers, or at least honing their bona fides the way a boxer trains for a prizefight.
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But Mr. Harder is hoping Latinos in the district will make it to the polls to cast protest ballots against President Trump's agenda this year, honing a message that focuses on jobs, economic security and health care.
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John, 24, had just moved back to our hometown in Minnesota after honing his fly-fishing skills in Montana; Maria and her twin, Nikos, were enjoying this trip before heading off to their freshman year at college.
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That children can learn about doing business at a young age comes as no surprise to the Girl Scouts, which offers 31 entrepreneurship-related badges and has long been defined by its focus on honing leadership skills.
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He started honing his act to include comic routines, which became a particular favorite of enlisted men as he toured for the Army during World War II. His jokes were usually at the expense of the officers.
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Carter, who now oversees HR, finance, and legal at Patagonia, said he advised employees at Sears to focus on honing their craft so they&aposd be better prepared for their next career move, whatever that might be.
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Of course, we are all made of many "selves," and choosing which one to emphasize and write from is part of the art of honing a voice, and understanding how it relates to your audience and purpose.
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But Mr. Crowley said that his party's approach to competing in rural areas was a work in progress, and that Democrats were still honing a positive message on the economy and jobs ahead of the 2018 campaign.
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How could this American playwright, then honing his special brand of tragic realism that would challenge post-war complacency and eventually tilt at the windmills of McCarthyism, possibly give voice to Austen's light, bright, and sparkling novel?
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The drills, which began in the 1970s and will involve 17,500 American troops and 50,000 South Korean soldiers this year, consist mainly of computer simulations aimed at honing joint-decision making and planning and improving command operations.
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The next years produced the rock band the Spin Doctors, the political sitcom "Spin City" and the dryly comic documentary "Spin," assembled from satellite feeds that captured politicians behind the scenes, unguarded, honing their messages for public consumption.
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A few years ago, the Norwegian disaster film The Wave got a bunch of buzz for taking a somewhat smaller-scale approach to a disaster movie, honing in on the characters more than just the epic disaster shots.
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But while the Starks are all finally learning that their father was a doofus who thought that honor would save them, they're also honing a hard-edged morality that's much more appealing than Ned's sanctimony or Frey's nihilism.
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Ripken said he thought the explanation for all the current sameness lay in the fact that hitters were taking more batting practice than they used to and were carefully honing an ideal swing out of an ideal stance.
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Honing an ability to unburden the load on your mind, be it through meditation or some other practice, can bring with it a wonderfully magnified experience of the world — and, as our study suggests, of your own mind.
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After six years of honing her writing, recording, and live performance skills in Toronto, playing at NXNE, interviews with the BBC and actively courting media, she took a break earlier this year to visit with family in Pakistan.
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Instead of focusing on how things might have turned out better after the consequences had already occurred, the test subjects reported being more motivated by honing in on the potential negative outcomes of their procrastination before they happened.
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Aside from their RYNKL app, the researchers have organized beauty contests where humans are judged by robot judges, and according to Zhavoronkov, his team of programmers are honing algorithms that will allow robots to further evaluate human looks.
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Does this mean many taller players advance up the ladder from high school and AAU to big time college to the NBA without honing their skills and understanding of the game to the same degree as their peers?
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But the Kremlin is not the only hostile government mucking around in America's cyberspace — China and North Korea are two others honing their cyber-arsenals, and they, too, could be tempted to manipulate partisan strife for their ends.
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North Korea has spent years honing its team of cyber warriors through attacks against South Korean government, financial, and media outlets -- they are perhaps most well-known for the attack against Sony Pictures in response to The Interview.
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In the classroom, she shares the most important lessons that she took away from the bee: Grit and persistence are key to success; honing a skill takes lots of time; and it's about the journey, not the destination.
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If her own comments in recent years are any guide, she is likely to take a major interest in her new role in ensuring that the bureaucracy is more in sync in honing key capabilities, especially in cyberspace.
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Legions of young South Koreans train for years, often starting in their early teens, honing their singing skills and dance moves in hopes of impressing "star management" agencies who deem them good enough to debut their first song.
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" Despite her age, Stetson has, of course, been honing her abilities for years: "I've been drawing since I was really little, but I really started taking it seriously once I had actual art teachers around the 3rd grade.
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A Montreal native, Sam's been honing her acrobatic trampoline skills since she was nine and now competes in both individual and synchronized events across the globe (and, if you hadn't guessed, synchronized trampolining is a true wonder to behold).
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Leishman is seventh in the standings after finishing third in the previous event in the tour's playoff series and he continued his good form, honing in on the pins with precise approach shots to set up numerous birdie opportunities.
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The engine is a 24.5-horsepower version of the same four-cylinder block that does duty in Honda's rowdy Civic Type R. It works perfectly with the 10-speed automatic, delivering smooth power around town without sacrificing honing fun.
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And however the Games go, the DSS and the rest of the world's security agencies will be taking notes and honing their approach for the next major event in a world where geopolitical tensions show no signs of calming.
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"The Treasury market (yields down) is honing in on the slight rise in the unemployment rate because it is notable changes here that has a statistically significant influence on the direction of the economy," Boockvar said in a note.
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I'm on the email list for updates from AWS, Amazon Marketplace, Amazon's Vendor program and a handful of customer-facing programs — they are systemically productizing the entire company, honing what works, fixing what doesn't and killing off everything else.
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Britain's Institute of Medicine identifies five core competencies for nurses that would be difficult to develop without the benefit of a university education, an education during which nurses today spend half their time honing their skills in clinical practice.
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"They are a first step towards honing our skills, developing our tools, getting ready for the things that are more Earth-like," says Kevin Heng, the director of the Center for Space and Habitability at the University of Bern.
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In the 16-second video, it looks like the little guy was keeping a pretty solid pace as it ran up the down escalator, shedding all those tiny rat calories and honing his sweet, sweet summer rodent beach bod.
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These strange home-brewed ideas are often created by developers who are honing their craft, or just looking to take their minds off a bigger project for a few hours (and maybe make a few bucks in a meantime).
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Eleven, an adolescent girl with powerful telekinetic abilities, becomes friends with a group of bike-riding, Dungeons and Dragons-playing, pre-teen boys after she escapes from the mysterious hospital where she's spent most of life honing her powers.
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While working with the Department of Energy we found that operators who had spent many years honing their ability to drive robots with joysticks were quite resistant to the notion that the robots could do the driving for them.
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Best sellers like Bianca Bosker's "Cork Dork" and movies like the "Somm" documentary series have chronicled the intellectual and competitive stimulation of sommeliers honing their blind-tasting skills and working to earn accreditation from the Court of Master Sommeliers.
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It is a nomadic lifestyle, but he credits his longtime consultancy work in Paris with honing the vision he has for his brand, as well as his ability to shape a successful independent business in an evermore competitive climate.
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They practice, twice a week, under the floodlights of an outdoor handball court at the Cairo International Stadium, honing their skills in the essential aspects of the sport — moving fast, with dexterity, and barging opponents out of the way.
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Billy Connors, a pitching coach and executive for the Yankees known for honing the reliever Mariano Rivera's often unhittable cut fastball and for being a close adviser to George M. Steinbrenner, the team's mercurial owner, died on June 5003.
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More than a dozen potential candidates have made initial forays into states that will hold the first nominating contests of the cycle, honing a campaign message and meeting the activists who could make or break their Oval Office dreams.
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Crafting the perfect, high-performing team is somewhat more unpredictable and more subjective than we may like it to be, but looking for and honing in on these five traits will increase the likelihood of forming your dream team.
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From when we're just children in pre-school first learning the ropes on hand-eye coordination, to high school students figuring out trigonometry, to masters and doctoral programs honing a chosen craft, teachers are there to guide our way.
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Alternatively, they can also look to the U.S. technology companies that have been in the startup game for much longer, honing the product management skills needed in a budding tech scene, while the more technical roles have been increasingly dispersed globally.
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" Carroll thinks that they focused "in a very broad way on the entire college and on equality for LGBT student-athletes at Pepperdine, instead of specifically honing in on the few people within the athletic department that were the alleged discriminators.
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That internship had led to a job assisting the magazine's editor at large and CBS This Morning anchor Gayle King (the best boss a girl could ever hope for), as well as honing my craft as a writer and editor.
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Rather than honing in on a specific theme, which would be near impossible given the sheer number of artists included, the exhibition focuses on artists that Helford genuinely likes, most of which have shown with Corey Helford Gallery in the past.
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Advisers worked with him on finding the right tone -- sounding less defensive; showing passion about how his policies had translated into helping people; and steering him away from sounding like Professor Obama -- honing his points so they were crisp, clear, concise.
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As editorial director, Laura will be responsible for honing the overall voice of the newsroom and making sure we're covering the most important stories of the day creatively, aggressively, and in a way that honors our mission and serves our audience.
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The trading house, based in the fashionable Eastern Docklands area of Amsterdam, sold shares to the public in 2015 after honing a form of high-frequency trading of Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) and their underlying stocks in Europe and elsewhere.
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Should Qatar concede to shut down Al Jazeera, it will be abandoning many headaches and a long legacy of poor choices, but also this tradition, which is worth preserving and honing as international media outlets struggle to find their footing.
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Honing their plan over decades, credit card companies, banks and other lenders devised a way to use the fine print of their contracts to push consumers out of court and into arbitration, where borrowers must battle powerful companies on their own.
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A former Citigroup Inc investment banker, Freeman and his daughter Sissi Freeman have spent the past decade honing the company's business focus and retro image, represented by vintage logo designs and old-styled store decoration mimicking early 20th century pharmacies.
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In addition to honing her public speaking skills through WGRL , the Girls Club's online radio station and podcast (which is covering today's walkout), she's also launched her own T-shirt line, featuring social and political statements meant to spur conversations.
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In the early 22016s, Dr. Pacheco's love of boxing drew him to the gritty 5th Street Gym in Miami Beach, where Ali, then known as Cassius Clay, was among the young fighters honing their skills under the renowned trainer Angelo Dundee.
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A Georgia native, Rainey began her career on the tent-show circuit, traveling with performance troupes that set up their own stages in towns across the South and Midwest, honing her own gregarious brew of music, comedy and social commentary.
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Having trained at Cooper Union and Columbia University, Mr. Cabeza de Baca, 34, is honing a method that draws on the American canon, the insights of Native artists, and his own sense of the Southwest as physical and cultural terrain.
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He's acting like a more-or-less generic Democrat, focused on honing a general election message laser-targeted at working-class voters who backed Obama in 2012 but either stayed home, flipped to Trump, or voted third party in 2016.
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Rainey's trio — with Mary Halvorson on guitar and Ingrid Laubrock on tenor saxophone — had made the cafe its creative home over the past decade, performing there intermittently and honing a rapport that has so far resulted in three impressive albums.
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Flatiron, which was easy to find and could accommodate more than 160 drinkers, was the first New York bar to bring craft cocktails to a bigger audience, honing bar practices that efficiently delivered cocktails to large crowds without sacrificing quality.
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For the last 12 years, he has trained top-level teams in his native Denmark, Germany and, as of this year, England, running sessions for players who have spent their lives honing and fine-tuning every aspect of their craft.
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In the wake of the El Paso, Texas, shooting last month, which left 220006 dead and dozens injured, the White House has been honing in on the issue of online radicalization while Democrats have pushed for new gun control legislation.
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Still, Republicans are ready to frame Sanders as an "all-out Marxist", honing a message from 2018 against Andrew Gillum, the progressive Democratic gubernatorial nominee who lost to Ron DeSantis by less than half a point amid low Hispanic turnout.
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The German Football Association has plans to incorporate an IntelliGym suite at its new training center in Frankfurt; Oliver Bierhoff, its technical director, is an ardent convert to the idea that sharpening the mind is as important as honing the feet.
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In order to develop the flavors for their beverages, Bullock and Anderson mined search data on Google Trends and Pinterest, honing in on what they say is "pent up demand" for flavors like lemon lavender, grapefruit rosemary, and blood orange cardamom.
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He has earned plenty of gravitas over the years, but he seems too restless to spend it, embarking instead on a series of experiments in rhythm and texture, and honing in his lyrics a shrugging acceptance of an imperfect world.
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In the wake of the El Paso, Texas, shooting last month, which left 22 dead and dozens injured, the White House has been honing in on the issue of online radicalization while Democrats have pushed for new gun control legislation.
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Playing to Win: Using Sports to Develop Evidence-Based Arguments From honing arguments on current sports controversies to making a case for the G.O.A.T. to proposing needed rules changes, here are some ideas for using sports to sharpen student skills.
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Their colleagues say it is the ultimate recognition of two lawmakers who have spent years climbing the ranks, often outside the spotlight, honing their ability at the negotiating table and learning how to work together with colleagues across the aisle.
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But by honing in on the next generation of women in tech and science, Microsoft is quietly signaling that the diversity issue in the industry is a pipeline problem, rather than acknowledging that it is also an inclusion issue in the workplace.
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From the second we hit the ground, we spend our days performing essential tasks for the campaign to function: making calls to potential volunteers, preparing materials to contact voters, coaching candidates through fundraising, training volunteer leaders, crafting campaign strategy, honing campaign messaging.
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By putting the emphasis for her record on the "pop" part of "synth pop"—that is, on the aspect which takes the most honing and technical skill—Kitty has made something personal and accomplished, which feels like it totally enacts her vision.
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"It sounds like you want to make a political revolution," said Sanders as he walked on stage in front of a crowd of 2100,2300 people, emphasizing his anti-establishment appeal and honing in on the growth of his support in the state.
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Series creators Tony Phelan and Joan Rater spent years honing their craft on "Grey's," and clearly picked up a thing or two about series that balance characters' personal strife -- including awkward (and in Sadie's case, ethically questionable) romances -- within a workplace setting.
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"Treasuries sold off after the number because I think they are honing in on the better private sector upward revision to October and November which offset the December miss," said Peter Boockvar, chief market analyst at The Lindsey Group, in a note.
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He imagines the capability to find, and fix, issues caused by mental health disorders and traumatic brain injuries; he imagines proving if cognition comes from building up connections or, as a sculptor does to marble, honing them away (he likes the latter).
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One of the advisors at last year's DevLab, which is aimed at honing and incubating projects from indie VR developers, was Third Rail Projects' co-artistic director Zach Morris, who sees a fundamental link between VR and his own work in immersive theater.
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Researchers tinker with their experimental methods as they conduct experiments, thinking they're honing in on the "right" way to find the effect they're interested in, when in fact they're just upping the odds that they'll find a statistically significant effect by chance.
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In advance of this year's football season, we sat down with Yahoo Sports Fantasy Football analyst Liz Loza to learn everything about playing fantasy football — from drafting and honing a winning team (yes, even as a beginner) to finding your niche community online.
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Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports Elite runner Kellyn Taylor has spent the last several months at home in Flagstaff, Arizona, training for the New York City Marathon: long runs, hills, timed trials, all in the name of honing her pace to perfection.
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Henry Laufer (aka Shlohmo) and his Wedidit crew have been honing their own irreverent take on street wear since as far back as 2012, when they accompanied their first official musical release—RL Grime's Grapes EP—with their now-signature tombstone patch.
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By figuring out what they see as most valuable in an employee, and honing those skills, you can be the best of the best, which will inevitably increase your bosses opinion of you and open the door to fostering a closer relationship.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - After struggling to find a consistent message and consolidate party support, Donald Trump is honing his attack on Democratic presidential rival Hillary Clinton and the foundation bearing her family's name in hopes of making it a rallying cry for fellow Republicans.
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"For the company to be the best version of you, you have to make sure you are really honing into your strengths and making sure you complement that by hiring some amazing people who can be better than you at your weaknesses."
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According to Tycho's Soundcloud, "Epoch" is the "keystone" of his new album, which will signal a creative shift: "honing the sonic aesthetic of Dive while drawing on the kinetic energy of Awake, it explores darker themes and new musical territory," the description reads.
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The £5 ($6.70) second-hand piano his parents bought him was all he needed to start honing the talent which led him, via the Royal Northern College of Music, to win the Naumberg international piano competition in New York when he was 21.
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Brosnahan's Midge takes a day job (amusingly, as a switchboard operator), visits the Catskills -- where Zachary Levi is introduced as a new character -- and keeps honing her act, despite the rampant and casual misogyny she encounters amid stand-up's male-dominated formative years.
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Dern and Streep have already been nailing it in Big Little Lies and with Gerwig topping off the list of talent—and apparently intent on really honing in on Laurie and Jo's relationship—this looks like it could be a good one.
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In a four-by-three-foot painting from 2016, a young girl in a blue dress lingers on the periphery of a gym full of men (whose skin ranges in shades of pinks and browns) lifting weights and honing their boxing skills.
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Pepper wasn't always on the surface, but whether she was with Pepper as Pepper or Pepper as Michael, Day had found the one she'd always be young with, eating Cornettos on roller coasters, forever honing their ability to combine screams with ice cream.
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Having spent the past five years honing their instrumental form of telepathy in basements and ramshackled venues around the country, Honey are finally ready to put all they've lusted after and learned from on the table with their sophomore album, New Moody Judy.
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"I don't think a 65-year-old guy should be best friends with a 17-year-old," Auriemma said, adding that he has something else to offer: championship banners, and a reputation for honing surpassing talents like Taurasi, Maya Moore and Breanna Stewart.
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LONDON, March 18 (Reuters) - In the aftermath of Lebanon's sovereign debt default and with the global economy reeling from its biggest shock in more than a decade, emerging market investors are honing in on other potential weak links from Oman to Zambia.
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McDonnell, the second most powerful man in the Labour Party, said on Thursday they were still honing their plans for any future election but said a Labour government had the chance to lead the debate on a global movement to tax financial transactions.
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It was only after he was recovering from back surgery in 1965, a decade after injuring himself while trying to lift a cow, that he began analyzing the mechanics of hit songs on the radio as a means of honing his craft.
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A job at Barneys New York once represented a glimmering opportunity in a challenging retail landscape — the kind of chain where sales associates might work for decades, earning competitive salaries as well as commissions, while honing expertise in fine jewelry and designer apparel.
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He said that Panera will focus a bit more on the breakfast category in the future, having spent much of the last few years honing in on the lunch menu, ramping up delivery and integrating technology into all facets of the restaurant.
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This ability to gaze inward is a practice that Allison, 22, had been honing as a songwriter for years—from her first mixtapes on Bandcamp circa 2015, to her excellent first studio album, Clean, which put her firmly on the map in 2018.
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Not only is the national team on the upswing, but a domestic league, Major League Rugby, just finished its second season and will add three more teams next season, giving more players a chance to focus full time on honing their skills.
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If you're in your head for as long as Offred is, if you're not allowed to say what you're thinking, if you can't listen to music in the morning, how does that manifest in all the other sounds you're honing in on?
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Through her work, Frazier maps these complexities in such a way that makes them visible and urgent, honing in on the vast inequities that persist in US society, as well as the tender relationships that enable survival and persistence in spite of them.
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With their race winnings, the Ahansals bought apartments in Marrakech, started their own trekking companies, and flitted back and forth from Europe to Morocco, honing their language skills, marrying foreign wives, and cultivating a long call list of international running friends and peers.
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Humanity has long borrowed designs and solutions from Mother Nature who's been honing her creations for eons, and this latest form of biomimicry comes from a company called Tyer Winds who copied the graceful motions of the hummingbird—arguably one of nature's most skilled flyers.
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ALTHOUGH THE MODELS HAVE BEEN HONING IN ON THIS WINTER STORM THREAT FOR REMARKABLY OVER A WEEK, THE SMALL SCALE DETAILS OF THIS STORM (THAT WILL DETERMINE EXACTLY WHERE THE HEAVIEST SNOW FALLS AND HOW FAR INLAND THE MIXING REACHES) IS YET TO BE DETERMINED.
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Dr. Stubits says you might start by working out those negative patterns of thoughts, whether you're prone to honing in and focusing only on the worst part of a situation, or you're likely to tell yourself that something bad will happen even when it's unlikely.
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Seventeen Olympians, from gold medal-winning synchronized swimmers to figure skaters, are currently working in the Cirque du Soleil, the avant-garde, Montreal-based, theatrical production company providing a stage for athletes to use the skills and talents they have spent years, even decades, honing.
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One major theme at this week's Republican National Convention has been "Make America Safe Again," with speeches from party faithful such as former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani and others honing in on terrorism dangers and how the U.S. military needs to be stronger.
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This is not a new idea—late 19th-century politics and years of musical domination by the Austro-Germanic tradition led to Sibelius, Nielsen, Grieg and other Scandinavian composers turning to their cultural roots and beautiful surroundings as musical inspiration, honing a 'national' sound.
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Ultimate Logic Pro X Music Production Bundle —$29 See Details That title says it all: This in-depth online class is taught by an accredited DJ and producer who will teach you mixing and sound engineering techniques while honing your style as a performer.
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While honing an economic message that will help Democrats reconnect with the blue-collar voters who deserted them in 2023 remains a priority, top Democrats and rising party stars are busy organizing several expensive undertakings to combat what they view as structural electoral disadvantages.
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And we're not just talking about the rivalry amongst the show's many contestants who are all working tirelessly with their mentors, honing their craft, and singing their hearts out every week, but the antagonism between the all-star coaches is also nothing to scoff at.
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Below, we've selected several mentor texts — one by a student and several from Times food critics — to show how honing your adjectives, metaphors and similes can make your readers feel as if they are there with you at the table, biting into something interesting.
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The actress began honing her expertise as Hermione in the Harry Potter franchise, before going on to deliver a pretty transcendent feminist screed at the UN, and of course now, she's landed the enchanted role of a lifetime playing Belle in Beauty and the Beast.
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While both sides are honing their arguments, the commission this week notified some 25 landowners along the pipeline's proposed route that it would exclude some of their pre-written testimony against the line, including arguments that there is a limited market need for it.
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God of War hinged its entire plot around critical moments of shocking violence in which characters, turning what was essentially a pulp beat 'em up series into a game about fatherhood simply by honing in on how violence is done and who performs it.
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Now that he has gotten a taste of movie stardom, he is out there studying Yaphet Kotto monologues and honing his craft, which brings him closer to Darlene but pulls him away from his other women, who can't even count on him for protection anymore.
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With 439 students honing their vocal and music skills on its 23-acre campus, Westminster has a storied history, going back more than 80 years, featuring students who had worked with Leonard Bernstein and Arturo Toscanini and had sung on the original "Fantasia" soundtrack.
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After Hurricane Sandy flooded streets and knocked out power in the area shortly before the scheduled opening in 2012, he gave away smoked briskets, ribs and shoulders to local residents until electricity was restored almost three weeks later, honing his technique all the while.
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Straightforward, soaring indie rock is in many ways a less popular sound than it was a decade ago, but Frightened Rabbit has broken through by steadfastly honing its chops on tours with giants of the genre like Death Cab for Cutie and the National.
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Senate leaders honing bill to rein in state's health care costs (The Boston Globe) Senate to meet on barriers to health care in Georgia (Atlanta Journal Constitution) -- Join us Tuesday, September 12 for "Turning Genes into Medicine: Reimagining Our Health Care System," featuring Rep.
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It's a clear example of how Reznor and Ross work as storytellers, honing in on the context of the project itself but pulling from the instability of modern life to make the intent clear: These are broken people trying to exist in an impossible world.
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Beth Pandolpho, a language arts teacher at the West Windsor-Plainsboro High School North in New Jersey, writes about how she takes her students through the process of finding and honing a topic, then writing, revising and submitting final drafts to our student challenge.
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And Mr. Lee's objective is to define Jackson as a particular type of artist — a thoughtful, highly conscious perfectionist who never stopped honing his technique, rather than an instinctual physical genius who merely had to walk onstage, pop his hips and let out a falsetto shriek.
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Moderated by body-positivity activist and author Katie Willcox, four multitalented professionals (Olivia Perez, Ade Samuel, Lauren Abedini, and Amber Whittington) sound off about their journeys to discovering confidence, tackling comparison, and honing their unique voices at the brand's latest #TLKS panel held during Coachella Weekend 1.
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Deploying its international propaganda arms, the television channel RT and the Sputnik news agency, the Kremlin is honing this message: While Western Europe and the United States are continuing a centuries-old tradition of exploiting Africa, Moscow is ready to engage with Africa on mutually beneficial terms.
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In May 2016, following coverage around the death of a driver in Florida whose vehicle was on Autopilot, Musk urged his team to fix the narrative with outlets honing in on the fact that that it was one of the first known automobile deaths of its kind.
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After a decade spent honing her angular, skeletal, chickenscratch guitar sound, Annie Clark kicks it into overdrive, writing the fiercest hooks and most emotionally open songs of her career on an album whose tight, shiny surface matches the hot pink background and fetish outfit on the cover.
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What used to be known as Google Now, the predictive assistant inside Android, has been broadened into a bigger initiative to bring those capabilities further into the real world, bolstered by years spent building out its extensive Knowledge Graph and honing its ability to parse human language.
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In addition to honing their skills on the field, DREAM participants attend mandatory, year-round classes and tutoring sessions aimed at giving them the same advantages wealthier kids have in the classroom, with the ultimate goal of shepherding the athletes through high school and into college.
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China's air force, along with its navy, has been honing its abilities to conduct operations far from its shores, including drills in which aircraft have flown through the Miyako Strait, a body of water between Japan's islands of Miyako and Okinawa, on their way to the Pacific.
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"I feel like I played well in Abu Dhabi, there were a couple of things I needed to work on and I feel like I have addressed those," said McIlroy, who owns a house in Dubai and has been relaxing as well as honing his game.
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It went to the heart of the shady mortgage industry that precipitated the financial crisis, and the case promised to involve nearly every major bank in the country, honing in on the despicable practice of using bogus documents to illegally kick people out of their homes.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Allyson Felix is honing in on her quest for a rare shot at gold in both the 200 and 400 meters at the Rio Olympics, tailoring her training to simulate the stress of her bid and leaning some who have achieved the feat.
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Even in a hypercompetitive age, when it is not uncommon for student athletes, musicians and scholars to spend hours each week honing their skills and résumés for college applications, the 562 spellers who competed this week in suburban Washington, D.C., are a dedicated and disciplined bunch.
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For the past few months, White House budget officials have been honing a more ambitious plan to base Medicare payments for certain drugs administered by doctors on the much lower prices that other countries pay, which the administration has said could bring down prices by 30 percent.
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But in that era you had a president who had spent years and decades arguing for and debating and honing the set of ideas called Reaganism, and so when his White House strayed from those ideas an appeal to the president's true beliefs was a reasonable response.
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Honing in on the ordinariness and growing pains of modern America, poems like "Self-Portrait at 28" ("I can't remember being born and no one else can remember it either / Even the doctor who I met years later at a cocktail party") were both absurd and wrenching.
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Obama, who led a massive White House campaign for child health and fitness during the eight years of her husband Barack's administration, has been honing her wellness message to the tens of thousands of women worldwide who have flocked to her stadium appearances in promotion of her book Becoming.
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Democrats on the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions are preparing to question DeVos on a broad scope of topics, honing in on the fact that, to date, DeVos has been largely a blank slate on college affordability, transgender issues in schools and for-profit colleges.
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This combination of paint and sculpting is a blend of two styles he learned while studying art through his young adulthood, having studied painting from the age of 14 before honing a wood-making craft as an understudy with other artists throughout his late teens and early 20s.
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In addition to honing their partnership at Mad, they also started to hone nuanced and satirical looks at race, and it was this aspect of their comedy, combined with their hilarious takes on pop culture and their diverse range of characters, that would make Key & Peele a hit.
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Everyone at Paramount & Sega are fully committed to making this character the BEST he can be... #sonicmovie #gottafixfast ✌️ Since the trailer reveal, numerous fan edits have made the rounds on Twitter, Tumblr, and Reddit, with the drawings honing in on various horrifying aspects of Sonic's newfound body.
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