Choosing a running mate is Trump's opportunity to horn in on the history-making.
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The implication was that, because I am an actress, I was trying to horn in on the material and ride on its coattails to stardom.
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Historians say that the smaller neighbor across the state line took on the same name in 1872, aiming to horn in on the Missouri city's boom. 9.
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Congress, he said, has allowed the executive branch to horn in on the business of lawmaking and has left it to the judiciary to review the president's policies.
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There is the weaving station, where the spectacle includes a pregnant woman shoving her young daughter for trying to horn in on her work at a frond headband.
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Not only does this undermine his actors, who are having enough trouble building momentum, but it also feels like a network trying to horn in on a grass-roots movement.
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Millsfield in 2016 is looking to horn in on what has been a calling card for Dixville Notch since 1960, when Richard Nixon shutout John F. Kennedy 9 votes to nil.
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Every company from LEGO to Sphero is attempting to horn in on the STEM/STEAM coding market, and here in the States at least, the UBTECH name doesn't carry much water.
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Hilkevitch, Jon. "Logo Designer Has Reason To Horn In On Bulls' Glory". Chicago Tribune. June 23, 1993.
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The Nittany Lion was more conspicuous before the contest, but he could not horn in on the proceedings after the whistle had blown. The lion did the mascotting for an eleven that had to be satisfied with the butt end of a 14-to-0 count. Despite the loss, the Tournament selection committee re-affirmed its choice.NONE OTHER THAN PENN STATE WILL REPRESENT EAST ON NEW YEAR'S CONFERENCE STICKS TO ITS ORIGINAL SELECTION; Pacific Coast Eleven to be Named on Saturday Preceding Thanksgiving Day.
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In the summer of 1992, while Francesa was on vacation at the Breakers, in Palm Beach, Florida, Russo jokingly started the show by saying, "Welcome to....and the Mad Dog", leaving silence where the "Mike" should have been. Francesa was furious, calling several station bigwigs and demanding an apology. On another occasion, Francesa returned from a vacation a day early, hoping to rejoin Russo on the air; Russo, savoring the solo airtime, accused Francesa of trying to horn in on his time. There was a great deal of shouting, and during a closed-door cool-down meeting with WFAN executives they nearly started throwing punches.
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