I remember going up to Hurrah in New York City.
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The last original "TRL" hurrah in 2008 was truly epic.
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Hurrah, on West 62nd Street, beat it by six months.
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Six years on, this show may be their last hurrah.
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As an Israeli election approaches, is this the last hurrah?
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Weegee did, however, have a last hurrah in the 1960s.
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YELENA ISINBAYEVA Retired without getting her last hurrah in Rio.
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Many see the latest crop of products as VR's last hurrah.
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Not a bad last hurrah for a gadget, all things considered.
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This, my friends, makes it a somewhat affordable lunch option. Hurrah.
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For the moment, it does not quite work to shout 'Hurrah!
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It's summer's last hurrah before the colder months of fall set in.
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"It's her last hurrah," Ziegler, 56, told PEOPLE in a recent interview.
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Buckle up, bitcoin's wild ride could be set for one last hurrah.
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It was also a last hurrah of sorts for the Stanley Cup.
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For some industry veterans, Tengiz seems like a kind of last hurrah.
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For some industry veterans, Tengiz seems like a kind of last hurrah.
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It's summer's last hurrah, which means one sad truth: no more sandals.
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So, let's hope that El Niño's final hurrah is both wet and cold.
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That last hurrah with your high school besties is one for the books.
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White evangelicals are ascendent now, but is the Trump era their last hurrah?
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Since that aircraft's last hurrah, in 22020, it has become historical fiction instead.
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Grab your bestie and cosplay as Amy and Molly for one last hurrah.
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A second Clinton presidency could represent a last hurrah for the baby boomers.
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Did these men go to the dinner as some sort of last hurrah?
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They planned a final summer hurrah in August to a Rhode Island inn.
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It seems as if all of Varble's performances led to a final hurrah.
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"The Ecological Party are new and have certain clear objectives while other parties are just too much 'Hurrah-hurrah!' with vague concepts, like in the old times," Akrom Mirkhalikov, an engineer, said at a polling station in the capital, Tashkent.
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Think of September 5 as the last hurrah for all the best summer eats.
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In clubs like Hurrah, Danceteria, and Mudd Club, people would be dancing and dancing.
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"Unfortunately I think that may have been Beto's last hurrah," Jones said on CNN.
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But hey, it's summer's last hurrah, and that means you should take some risks.
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It's a big hurrah that will surely be a memorable experience for any guest.
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An adorable pic shared, just yesterday, may have been a last hurrah of sorts.
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In 2014, a lavish boxed set arrived to further commemorate that glorious last hurrah.
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UMVC3 and its community will not leave the main stage without their final hurrah.
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A golden year for the Oakland Raiders may be a last hurrah as well.
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" Hurrah for no sheer: Everyone "I was hoping not to see so much sheer.
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However, Team Ico wanted a last hurrah before the generation's ephemeral run was up.
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So naturally, she stuck to the sparkly theme for her last hurrah of the year.
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When people worry that she got paid a lot for her speeches, I shout hurrah.
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And for weekend workers, it means an additional glorious hour of sleep on Sunday. Hurrah!
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The post-Thanksgiving deals period is winding down, with the last hurrah being Cyber Monday.
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So we suggest running out now to grab yours for one last frosted summer hurrah!
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This was his last big hurrah, his last opportunity to speak directly to the nation.
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And for weekend workers, it means an additional glorious hour of sleep on Sunday. Hurrah!
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It seems a real possibility that 2020 will mark the last hurrah for the caucuses.
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Charles Manson had his final hurrah Saturday during a memorial service that ended in fire.
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How do you feel about hearing the news that it's the last hurrah for Vine?
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Not exactly — but at least savor Donald Trump Jr.'s emails as email's last hurrah.
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Really, she's doing the packing; Brendan is having one last hurrah with his high school cohort.
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But, when viewed as a chance for a final summertime hurrah, Lammas is far from gloomy.
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" Before implantation though, Javid is off to New York City this weekend for a "last hurrah.
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Some see offshoring to low-wage countries, particularly in Asia, as the mega-factory's last hurrah.
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Winter's last hurrah arrives just a week after the region saw temperatures climb into the 60s.
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She has a history with biting pre-teens so this sounds less than ideal, but hurrah!
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A hurrah that the now Lord Davos Seaworth indicated he didn't think should truly be ending.
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The concert starring Jason Aldean was a last hurrah, the big act of the final night.
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Scroll on to score the most notable deals during this final three-day, winter-shopping hurrah.
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Recipes for Your Labor Day Cookout What are you going to cook for summer's last hurrah?
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She almost sold her soul for rock 'n' roll, but maybe it gets one last hurrah.
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I'd say the thesis is something like post-Enron ... Enron was kind of the last hurrah.
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There will be a permanent arts district, with Desert X, through March 7, as its first hurrah.
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Endgame is here to throw everything Marvel has at the audience, in one huge, spectacle-filled hurrah.
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Taurus season ends in a week, but it's about to have one heck of a last hurrah.
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Randall and William drive to Memphis, an unknowing last hurrah for the newly reunited father-son duo.
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Some think the Trump movement is the last hurrah of Americans who regret the end of slavery.
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He will lead the 100-to-1 long shot Sweden in his last hurrah at this competition.
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Should Avengers 4 be his last hurrah, it will also necessarily be a celebration of his legacy.
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Now Phelps is 31 and embarking on what will probably be his last hurrah as an Olympian.
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But the prelude to the April 9 election in Israel could well be their last hurrah together.
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This isn't a last hurrah for San Antonio, but it still faces several hard questions this summer.
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Here are some of our favorite recipes, for the grill and the kitchen, for summer's last hurrah.
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It allows Zakaria to escape the myth that America was ever isolationist, to demonstrate a certain continuity in American expansionism whether triumphant or thwarted and to identify the second Cleveland Administration not as a last hurrah for an old diplomacy but as the first hurrah for a new.
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Some are bipartisan "hurrah" votes, some are high-stakes, closely divided votes, and some are simply "procedural" votes.
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The last hurrah: An intimate, ornate wedding, where the past and present meet to celebrate a bright future.
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The greenback's next hurrah could come when Fed Chair Janet Yellen speaks in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, on Aug.
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Last week, the 29-year-old singer released the racy music video for her newest song "Last Hurrah".
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But some "babymooners" - parents-to-be taking last-hurrah vacations - have backed out of trips and changed itineraries.
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The licence-plate ban could be the last hurrah for Mr Wall, who plans to retire in January.
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Angelina is marrying Chris Larangeira on November 20 ... and she picked the perfect place for her last hurrah.
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"No more will the talents of the people go to waste — hurrah!" he announces, earning a weak cheer.
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"Anyone who lives on Nantucket during the summer, they all come back for one last hurrah," he said.
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Someone brings up the self-driving car and within no time, someone yells, 'Hurrah, the self-driving car!
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Catch the first four seasons of this Emmy-nominated comedy, which returns for its last hurrah on Aug.
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Unforgettable, Mr. Debski said, was the loud "hurrah" with which the Soviets charged despite the German artillery fire.
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Or was the comeback a kind of fool's gold, a last hurrah before the decline sets in again?
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NEW YORK CITY — It was a last hurrah for Donald Trump fans in his home state of New York.
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The last hurrah of the air-cooled Porsche, the 285-hp sports car offered improved, and more comfortable, handling.
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The last hurrah of the air-cooled Porsche, the 21963-hp sports car offered improved, and more comfortable, handling.
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And for her last hurrah, the Brazilian supermodel prepared just as hard as she did for other past shows.
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But that, says BCG's Mr Whittaker, could be the oil market's "last hurrah", giving a final push to electrification.
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"Scott said he really wanted to have a 'last hurrah' in South Beach before leaving," a source tells PEOPLE.
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"But she thinks both groups could have, alas, one more hurrah, with oil having more potential upside," he said.
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Last week's episode, "A Knight for the Seven Kingdoms," gave nearly all of its characters a final little hurrah.
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" Yamauchi was still head of product in the West, and the 64 was considered to be his "last hurrah.
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"But she thinks both groups could have, alas, one more hurrah, with oil having more potential upside," he added.
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The Intrusion — the term seems particularly appropriate, given that the miners intruded, and then so did the bears, hurrah!
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The settings tended to be a bit tawdry; you got the feeling the physicians were on their last hurrah.
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By late August, Ms. Geahan recovered enough to return to the summer house for the season's last (quiet) hurrah.
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Too bad it didn't work out, because Ron Ron's last hurrah, in the Premier League (!), would have been awesome.
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But for his last hurrah — sartorially at least — old habits seem to die hard, judging by his tour wardrobe.
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Travel agents say "babymooners" - parents-to-be taking last-hurrah vacations - have backed out of trips and changed itineraries.
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"But Artest lit a fire under the roster and the team snuck into one last playoff hurrah," Wissinger says.
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The whole thing reeks of an attention-grabbing stunt — one last hurrah before sentencing, where he faces years in prison.
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But There's Hope, Especially If It's Her Last Hurrah However, the audience has seen the potential that's there in Fiona.
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As 2016 comes to a close, it's only fair that one of the year's better memes gets a last hurrah.
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But I've been having fun wearing my glasses — I have so many pairs — it's like giving them their last hurrah.
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Indeed, politically, the testimony seems more likely to be the last hurrah for the Trump-Russia scandal than its revival.
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But the unusual tensions between the two Asian giants suggest the three-day gathering underway could be a last hurrah.
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" Asked if February's Games could her last hurrah, she said, "Maybe — I mean I'm old, but I'm not that old.
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In September, the Fixer Upper duo announced that season 5 would be the last hurrah for the home improvement show.
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But Labor Day is about more than a last hurrah before getting back to work after a summer of fun.
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I actually planned a 'last hurrah': a metal festival in the Midlands that I went to write about for work.
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"She's clearly at the stage in her career where she's looking for a last hurrah," said a former Trump adviser.
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Travel agents also say "babymooners" - parents-to-be taking last-hurrah vacations - have backed out of trips and changed itineraries.
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Craft's last big hurrah was nearly half a century ago, when the world seemed to be spinning out of control.
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Showtime made our week by announcing that this Emmy-nominated comedy will return for its last hurrah on Aug. 20.
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One last-minute hurrah, too, for Quinn, whose aquatic skills appear not to have been affected by his brain injury.
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So, we're almost certainly going to see what might be Fitbit's last hurrah as an independent brand at CES 2020.
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So if you thought that this past June's celebration was your last hurrah for the doughy treats, you were sorely mistaken.
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In this, his last hurrah, he coupled soaring rhetoric about "change" with standard politician's bromides about America's greatness and bright future.
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Soon thereafter, word broke that the sixth season had already been planned to be the last hurrah for the political drama.
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It's part compulsory vacation, part last hurrah for the bride-to-be, part excuse to wear a plastic crown and sash.
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Whether or not it is any kind of goodbye or last hurrah, though, the album has a valedictory air to it.
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"Game of Thrones" had one final hurrah at the 2019 Emmy Awards, and the stars were in celebratory and candid spirits.
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So hurrah to Facebook for being more open about the process, but it's time to move forward with more concrete solutions.
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But that space was slick while the Mudd Club was proudly sleazy; and Hurrah was centered on the bands who performed.
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It's the big hurrah before Christians start Lent, a season of prayer, penance and fasting in preparation for the Easter season.
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After all, this is his last presidential hurrah, and he has already filed for re-election to the Senate in 2024.
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It's summer's last hurrah; a chance to get out of town one final time to enjoy some some lazy outdoor living.
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I know, I've seen the tweets, read the commentary, heard the chatter, detected the barely suppressed cheer: Hurrah for Tucker Carlson.
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A speedy skater and tough brawler, she played for 250 years, then returned in her 21977s for a bruising final hurrah.
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A speedy skater and tough brawler, she played for 250 years, then returned in her 21977s for a bruising final hurrah.
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This summer then is the last hurrah of sorts for Cassini and the team that has guided it all these years.
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Perhaps it's amazing that there is still enough going on to justify some of the prices mentioned above for one more hurrah.
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"That will be the last hurrah, however, and then it will be the greatest short for the next 20 years," Paulin said.
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Then, there are the shows that were cancelled this year in the kindest way possible: with the gift of one last hurrah.
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Lyoto Machida is a man who seems to have already had his last hurrah in his first run at the middleweight title.
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"The iPhone 8 or whatever it's going to be called will be the last hurrah for smartphones," he told CNBC's Squawk Box.
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"Going into the military was kind of a last hurrah, to prove that I could actually do the man thing," she said.
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David Franzoni's script tells a lot of stories: Cinque's struggle, Baldwin's actualization, Adams' last hurrah (and his reckoning with his father's legacy).
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Throw in 20 from D'Angelo Russell and you've got a team worth watching for something other than an aging star's last hurrah.
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Next year is said to be a completely different iPhone — so this should be the last hurrah of the iPhone X design.
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It's a great success, which brings tears to the eyes of the escaped slave guest of honor (oh, hurrah for white saviors!).
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LONDON (Reuters) - Is that it for the zinc price or does the market have one last hurrah before the bull cycle turns?
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Let's hope Hopkins gets the last hurrah he deserves come June, ending a certain Hall of Fame career in the right way.
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According to Austerlitz, one of the first scenes filmed for the show's two-part finale was Friends' last hurrah at Central Perk.
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Labor Day is tomorrow, one last hurrah before the dawn of anxiety season, and I'm sure you have your plans all set.
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That was more than enough to get mostly everyone who'd just been at the Beverly Hilton to come out for another hurrah.
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For the rest of America, Labor Day weekend means lounging by the pool or huddling around the grill for one last summertime hurrah.
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For DXers, television's last hurrah as an analog medium raised some serious questions: How is this going to change the process of DXing?
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I told him that I needed to interview him about CBGB and Max's, and especially about the fight with Sid Vicious at Hurrah.
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Nintendo initially launched this offer over Black Friday, and it was so popular that they have brought it back for one last hurrah.
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At least for this last hurrah, Jeb can't blame the family name for losing a state that loved both his father and brother.
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"Maybe it was John Leahy's last hurrah to get one last deal out there; but what a way to go out," Morris said.
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The debate marked billionaire financier Tom Steyer's debut on the national stage, and possibly the last hurrah for candidates like Julian Castro, Rep.
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And in these moments, these celebrations, cake is the final hurrah, a last burst of togetherness before sending people on their separate ways.
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Now that he has given it up at age 80, he may have had his last hurrah as a force in local politics.
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And if you need a little help with party planning, we asked Pinterest to round up the top summertime recipes for your last hurrah.
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The first day of fall isn't until September 22, but it's a universally acknowledged truth that Labor Day weekend is summer's last humid hurrah.
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Afterward, the lack of technical facilities prevented the artist from further explorations with ceramics, and she turned her attention to bronze, her last hurrah.
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Luckily, the show will be returning for its last hurrah soon, offering up eight episodes to bid farewell to the coolest roommates we've known.
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Shaquille O'Neal doesn't seem convinced, however, recently telling TMZ Sports his former Lakers teammate was coming back for one last hurrah with LeBron James.
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She also had one last great, terrible, selfish hurrah with her fellow Girls girls, Marnie (Allison Williams), Jessa (Jemima Kirke), and Shoshanna (Zosia Mamet).
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Nordstrom is giving us one last hurrah before Black Friday begins with discounts up to 40% during its Fall Sale now through November 17.
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But the island was the last hurrah, and the mammoth sheet of ice ended immediately to the south, in Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island.
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So did I witness Communism's last hurrah that day in Moscow, or is a Communism remodeled for the 22003st century struggling to be born?
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In the late 1970s, his avant-rock band, the Notekillers, performed at clubs that now exist only as urban myths, like CBGB and Hurrah.
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After a fallow period, Romo had a last hurrah in 2014, making the Pro Bowl and leading the Cowboys to a 12-4 record.
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The record-breaking sale, which went into contract in 2188, could be the last hurrah for a development boom that peaked the following year.
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The sweep is something of a last hurrah for outgoing Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly — who the president named his chief of staff last week.
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They're hoping to leave a lasting impression on their classmates, with their last hurrah an epic stunt that ought to be applauded throughout the ages.
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We should never have had to listen to him in the first place, but we can consider this his one last hurrah before eternal insignificance.
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Considering that the film is Downey's last hurrah as Tony Stark, it makes sense that they include a tribute to his journey in the MCU.
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If there's going to be one last bull hurrah, it's going to happen by July, after which options open interest and bull exuberance both plummet.
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Perhaps this fight was a last hurrah for Silva and Bisping, though now it seems that Bisping is angling for a match with Nick Diaz.
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Blood and Wine doesn't feature the familiar faces, so it's an unusual goodbye in the sense that it isn't a last hurrah with the gang.
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The stage adaptation of Rex Pickett's novel about two friends on a last-hurrah wine tour preserves the white male wish fulfillment of the original.
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It kicks off when Doug (Justin Bartha), who's on the cusp of marriage, decides to have one last hurrah in Las Vegas with his friends.
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To recap and wrap with a pretty bow on top, here's one last shopping hurrah: all the amazing gifts currently on sale for Cyber Monday.
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"There are a lot of large grow operations simply because people were trying to get stuff in knowing that this is the last hurrah," he said.
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"Me and my boys enjoying one last hurrah at @lacheysbar," Nick, 44, wrote on a photo with his sons Camden John, 5, and Phoenix Robert, 1.
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But before its final hurrah, it will have given us fresh insight into the nature of the solar system, its birth, its evolution, and its future.
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I love Lonely's strappy Penny Bra and Penny Brief set, which has a unique, flattering, sexy cut and can be mine for just over $100 (hurrah!).
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In a refreshing turn of events, Google has gone and updated its Privacy Policy to make it clearer, so that humans can actually understand it. Hurrah.
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Shipments from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries surged in December, as a last hurrah ahead of cuts from the cartel that began in January.
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The film mark's Scarlett Johansson's last hurrah as the ginger Avenger; it features a time jump after her character's noble death in 2019's Avengers: Endgame.
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Lucy Hale, Troian Bellisario, Ashley Benson, Shay Mitchell and Sasha Pieterse all got together for one last hurrah before season 7 comes to a close in 2017.
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Whether you're planning one last hurrah before your due date or just one of many upcoming hurrahs, we've got a trip that fits the bill either way.
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Hurrah – Midtown WestThis club was located at 22004 W. 21978nd Street between Lincoln Center and the southwest corner of Central Park, run by club owner Arthur Weinstein.
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When planning this "Parents' Last Hurrah," I had a little trepidation about the car trip element of it, because we tend to argue about directions and music.
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Thankfully, social media can help us figure out the answer to that mystery, especially since Orange is currently in the midst of filming its imminent last hurrah.
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And, you really need to remember them amidst Cards' last hurrah, which has too much ground to cover to hold your hand and explain every Machiavellian turn.
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He's also branching out — sort of — with "Ordinary World," in which he plays a musician-turned-slacker dad who throws himself a last-hurrah 40th birthday party.
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The speed, stretch, off-balance audacity and attack that Balanchine and his fellow teachers demanded of their dancers soon reached levels that were extraordinary, exemplary and — hurrah!
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We find out in a literal second: On this night, what many thought Donaire's final high-stakes hurrah, he's the man with the more taut, torqued trick.
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But these Lynx are experiencing a self-imposed final hurrah, made public last week with Whalen's announcement that she'll be retiring at the end of the season.
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But as it returns for the final hurrah, it feels constrained and claustrophobic, as people hash out their differences and drop revelation bombs within tight shadowy shots.
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The Hurricanes led 217-242 late in the opening period on a goal by Sebastian Aho, his 25th of the season, but that was their last hurrah.
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And after the way he balled out with legit NFL superstars during off-season training sessions, it seemed Ocho was serious about one last hurrah with the pros.
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They seemed far more interested in hanging out with each other and reveling in the fact that this was the last hurrah before real, grown-up life started.
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Well, if you were hoping for one last hurrah — not to worry — we're serving up the ultimate #VirtualVacation this month with the return of the R29 Beach House.
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" Before implantation though, she visited New York City for a "last hurrah," explaining, "I won't be able to travel [afterwards], because I'll be considered a high-risk pregnancy.
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Image: NASACassini's last hurrah has been so bittersweet: On the one hand, it marks the end of a 20-year-long journey to explore Saturn and its moons.
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"Anytime I even watch his games, even when I'm not playing him, it's always, like, very emotional just knowing it's his last hurrah," James told reporters of Bryant.
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Hillary Clinton's Philadelphia rally on Monday night was the Democratic candidate's final hurrah before Election Day — and the Obamas were there to let eveyone know they're with her.
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The dancers may still perform Ms. Childs's work, and she may still make new work for them or others, but this is the last hurrah for this ensemble.
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"The longer I've been there, the more I appreciate the seniority system," Mr. Cochran said at a rally in Jackson, the capital, during his last hurrah in 21946.
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Ted Kaufman, Biden's longtime Capitol Hill chief of staff, who was appointed to fill his unexpired Senate term in 2009, offers an insight about this last-hurrah campaign.
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Peter's group of contestants is going to be a lot smaller after this week, so view this as one last hurrah of drama before things get more serious.
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But the 1920s and the style that must not be named have one last, lavish hurrah in Part 2 of "A Smaller World" on the museum's second floor.
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Del Castillo would later tell top Mexican journalist Carmen Aristegui her treatise was not so much a hurrah for Chapo but rather a critique of Mexico's political class.
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However, one could argue the rally might have just been the decadelong bull run's last hurrah as some macroeconomic risks like a slowing Chinese economy are not going away.
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Like the one seen on BlackBerry's last hurrah as an independent hardware manufacturer, 2015's expensive and temperamental Priv, it's touch-sensitive and does a ton of neat tricks.
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A close examination of Bezos v Pecker suggests that it represents a last hurrah of the American tabloid, as well as a victory of sorts for the Amazon founder.
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After his last showing against Edgar, Penn could possibly be looking at one last hurrah and to leave the game with a performance that he can be proud of.
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Any other time, rolling through with a store-bought ice cream cake would suffice—but this is the last hurrah of summer, and you've got to show some respect.
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The last hurrah of the old boys club or a new challenge to the LME's still dominant but fraying franchise as setter of global benchmarks for industrial metals pricing?
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This article was originally published on Noisey UK. The year 2007 was, in many ways, both the last hurrah of one way of living and the dawn of another.
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But now, at 46, after one final hurrah this month at tournaments in Austria and Italy, Howe's moonlighting is coming to an end, not necessarily by his own choosing.
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When he got a standing ovation from the ad buyers in the audience, it seemed that everyone in the crowd knew that it may have been his last hurrah.
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It may well be the case that the current increase in the Asian spot price LNG-AS is the last hurrah before new supply does indeed swamp demand growth.
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The actress told Variety that the April film will be her last hurrah as Stark Industries exec Pepper Potts, whom she debuted in 2008 at the start of the MCU.
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The massive run-up in share prices this summer may not have been a last hurrah, but it's likely that it will mark the end of this latest euphoria stage.
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STATE OF THE UNION The last hurrah: President Obama's final State of the Union speech is tonight (words that bring either sadness or great joy, depending on your political persuasion).
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Today marked U.S. national goal keeper Tim Howard's last hurrah with Everton—with whom he has been since 2006—and it was an emotion-laden day to say the least.
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Peacock, which launches nationally on July 15, will be the last hurrah for exiting NBCUniversal chairman Steve Burke, who was company's CEO until December and oversaw the development of Peacock.
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The last hurrah of the Richard Alston Dance Company, an institution founded in 1994 that has lost its principal source of financing, will come in March in its hometown, London.
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As they stood up and applauded him, a visibly emotional Jerome said: "I felt like I was in a championship game, and we went through our final hurrah," he said.
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Unfortunately for us, Cro Cop retired at the tail end of 2015 so it is more than unlikely we won't see him appear for one final hurrah in his home country.
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It symbolized a last hurrah for 11 Spring Street, a long-time Lower Manhattan street art hotspot, before its conversion into luxury condos, like so much of the Lower East Side.
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Bushwick Bill's ongoing battle with pancreatic cancer is prompting one last hurrah for the Geto Boys ... he's joining forces with Scarface and Willie D for the legendary rap group's farewell tour.
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Old phones, trashed appliances, even junked cars hurtle through the sky, glinting in the sun for one final hurrah before smashing to pieces in Orrensalo's ongoing series Lives Behind the Waste.
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The deal was something of a last hurrah for Mr. Lacy: In January, he ceded his position as chief executive to the company's president and chief operating officer, Tom Harty, 55.
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For the demoralized herd of reporters who have spent the last two years being smacked around by Ms. Sanders, her last hurrah was just another happy-hour opportunity to source up.
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He began to exit, but a last full-throated hurrah from the crowd caused Woods to turn back briefly — as if he wanted to save a mental image of the scene.
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We were going to attract players who were young, or going toward the prime of their career, rather than a last contract or a last hurrah for a player from Europe.
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Click through to find out where we left off with our favorite Beacon Hills denizens, including the many, many beloved characters who are returning for the Jeff Davis-created series' final hurrah.
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Insulting the generals/Hurrah for Putin For someone who prides himself on being pro-military, Trump did a number on the senior military command, at least those who served under Barack Obama.
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And though the Demon seems incongruent to the overall trends, the enthusiasm of aging baby boomers and young Fast & Furious fans is enough of a business case to justify this last hurrah.
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As we wait patiently, ever so patiently, for the next generation of video cards from Nvidia and AMD to arrive, AMD has treated us to one more hurrah for the 28nm era.
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And if you ask specialists such as Mary Ann Bartels, Bank of America-Merrill Lynch's head of ETF strategy, this environment isn't all that different from the homebuilders' last hurrah in 2012.
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Men retreated into buddy pictures à la Butch and Sundance or swooned into bromances; for their part, women prepped for weddings that felt like battles or indulged in a hangover-inducing hurrah.
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Stir up some jambalaya and cut into a king cake in honor of Fat Tuesday, the last hurrah before the Lenten season of prayer and penance begins for Christians on Ash Wednesday.
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The last animated feature that Walt Disney himself produced, it was also a last hurrah for old-school methods, designed by hand, and, to my innocent eyes, verdant with charm and finesse.
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Set during the last hurrah before high school graduation, the film follows two, yes, bookish best friends—Amy (Kaitlyn Dever) and Molly (Beanie Feldstein)—as they try to actually party for once.
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The constrictive corset had a last hurrah in the early 1900s, with the so-called S-Bend models, which thrust the chest visibly forward to create an illusion of a fuller bust.
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The film is what we could call a rumspringa high school comedy: a one last hurrah before graduation, a one last night to make sure you leave without an ounce of FOMO.
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The event also gave people a glimpse of a to-scale model of Blue Moon, and it was the first public hurrah in years for a space company that typically avoids the spotlight.
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Mr Freeman previously starred in "Last Vegas" (2013) and "The Bucket List" (2007)—the latter film triggered this development with a $20153m worldwide gross—both about elderly friends angling for one last hurrah.
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I needed to interview him, too, because Todd had gotten into a fight with Sid Vicious at the Hurrah nightclub the day Sid was released on bail for the murder of Nancy Spungen.
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The 90s was the last hurrah of bohemian New York, an epitaph to the "anything goes" insouciance that came with being able to live, work, and party in Manhattan without breaking the bank.
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Many economists already believed the greenback was nearing the end of the road last year when excitement over the boost to spending and growth promised by President Donald Trump funded one last hurrah.
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The European Central Bank's decision on Thursday to extend its own monetary stimulus program probably represents "a last hurrah," writes Robin Wigglesworth in a smart, short take on the shift in the markets.
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Remember ... Bebe high-tailed it back home to NYC last week to have a chat with her dad after he freaked out over the sexy imagery in her new "Last Hurrah" music vid.
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By collecting your pets hair, Wheatland can turn your bestie, dead or alive, into a keepsake for life, by spinning their wool into an item of clothing, a rug or a photo frame. Hurrah.
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"Quite honestly, I'm looking for movies that impress me in some way, that aren't apologetically humble or humiliating like, 'Band of cheerleaders gets back together for one last hurrah,' you know," Huston told Vulture.
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Mid-level cuts are breezy enough to carry you though a last-hurrah-of-summer heatwave, but the look can flip into an autumnal aesthetic with a quick switch from sandals for ankle boots.
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What's abundantly clear is that G-20 Hangzhou has been painstakingly choreographed to ensure that this is not just U.S. President Barack Obama's farewell summit and last hurrah, but also his legacy swan song.
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The Pats' QB was center stage Sunday at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, MA for one last hurrah before the team heads out to Atlanta ahead of the big game against the Los Angeles Rams.
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During one, on a last-hurrah trip to the Grand Canyon, "it was full shaking, and then I remember thinking, 'I've taken 10 breaths and I'm waiting for her to [take one],' " Diaz says.
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The Dedication Tour felt like a last hurrah: the embodiment of a man who has been running a race for over two decades, and is now ready to cross the finish line for good.
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At Schanko, on a Friday night in late summer, dozens of people turned out to help clean up the place for a last hurrah in its current incarnation, before it would close for renovations.
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"The Reigning Lorelai" (season 4, episode 16) Trix's death means that we lose the always-hilarious Trix/Emily feud, but its last hurrah here is a delight, with Emily going full-on Lucille Bluth.
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But Sunday's extended test of talent and perseverance will surely make the Federer-Nadal short list as well, especially if it turns out to be their last mutual hurrah in a Grand Slam final.
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" — Lucie, at 12 years old The Last Hurrah"I went to South Padre Island [TX] for spring break during my junior year in high school (instead of traveling FREE to tour Austria with my orchestra).
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We invite you to direct your attention to his Instagram, where he is sharing pics from his last hurrah as a single man before his wedding to Priyanka Chopra, after her bachelorette party last weekend.
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With new, "next-gen" Xbox and PlayStation consoles scheduled to arrive in 2020, the coming holiday season is the last hurrah for both the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 — and they're going out in style.
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And while this weekend may mark the last hurrah of cookouts, fireworks, and an excuse to day drink White Claws on a Monday, there are some summer highlights you don't have to bid farewell to.
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What looked as though it might be a yearly ritual turned out to be the last World Series hurrah for both teams, even though they each have led their leagues in victories twice since then.
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The party's going down from 6 PM to 4 AM ... and it's essentially your last chance to get inside the house where Courteney Cox, David Arquette, Neve Campbell and Jamie Kennedy staged their last hurrah.
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For the last week of Pride, folk-gone-stadium-pop Canadian duo Tegan and Sara have crafted a playlist to get us pumped up for a last hurrah of rainbow-colored and streamer-fueled shenanigans.
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Beachgoers, boat captains, and business owners on North Carolina's Outer Banks are warily watching two tropical weather systems that could bring heavy rain today and then again over the long Labor Day weekend, summer's last hurrah.
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The "Last Hurrah" singer tells us her father hated the vid for her latest single -- which she admits is a little much -- but now she's upset because her fans are trashing him for expressing his disgust.
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"We think there might be one last hurrah (upside) when it comes to prices especially if OPEC were to announce a release of barrels which is less than what markets have priced in currently," Deshpande said.
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After the two leaders hugged each other and moved to their cars, the crowd fervently chanted "Hurrah!" and "Peace and prosperity!" while waving plastic flowers and "Korea-is-one" flags that showed an undivided Korean Peninsula.
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But hurrah to Mr. Carlson for urging the president not to order a military action in retaliation for Iran's shooting down one of our unmanned drones, which could have started another devouring, pointless Middle East war.
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It was the last hurrah at the group's longest- standing and most storied location, the basement beneath a Gristedes supermarket, which has been its flagship since 2003 (after an earlier stretch in a former strip club).
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As opposed to a strip club, where the girls are constantly vying for your attention and your money, the brothel is almost a last hurrah, and as a result, is less of a social hang out.
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Inside the List LAST HURRAH: When the mystery writer Barbara Mertz died, in 2013, she left behind an unfinished manuscript in her long-running series about the early-20th-century Egyptologist and amateur sleuth Amelia Peabody.
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The catalog — the eighth in the endeavor — was released at a meeting of exoplanet astronomers here at the Ames Research Center that represents a last hurrah for the survey mission, which will end on Sept. 30.
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Mr. Oh, a software engineer, said he was getting ready to move to San Francisco from San Diego for a new job and went up in the helicopter with a few friends as a last hurrah.
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In Group B, the Soviet Union were back for a final hurrah, and beat the Netherlands to top spot, while the Republic of Ireland and England both crashed out – the latter losing all three of their games.
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The NASA spacecraft, which has spent the last 13 years orbiting Saturn and shining new light on both that planet and its moons, is preparing for its last hurrah as it spins ever closer to its end.
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Neither seems particularly shocked to meet her doppelgänger, but Lady Margaret does immediately see an opportunity to have one last hurrah free from the restrictions imposed by a life as royalty (there are those low stakes again).
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It's also possible that the op-ed could be some sort of trial balloon, sanctioned by the Clintons, simply to take America's temperature and calculate the odds of one last hurrah before riding off into the sunset.
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He eked out victory for his candidates by stoking entrenched hatred and bigotry, ragged fears which, in a last hurrah, "trumped" the red state Democratic issues in the Senate of protecting health care and rebuilding our infrastructure.
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Still, whatever happens, hopefully all the Smurfs and Smurfettes who participated feel happy about one last hurrah, and the Leclerc feels proud that he'll go down in history as Papa Smurf, leader of the blue people now.
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"I'm looking for movies that impress me in some way that aren't apologetically humble or humiliating like, 'Band of cheerleaders gets back together for one last hurrah,&apos" Huston said, giving a summary that resembles that of Poms.
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Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX strategy at BK Asset Management, said it is possible for "one last hurrah rally" this year, but tighter monetary policy from global central banks puts the long-term bull market in doubt.
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I mention Owen during our conversation – which is about the band and their new album Beyondless, their guitarist Johan Surrballe Wieth also joining us – because I feel sure that he's influenced the words to the album's opener "Hurrah".
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Last year's Nexus 6P and 5X are likely to be the final hurrah for this range of devices from Google, with the manufacturing honors shared between Huawei for the larger 6P and LG for the more affordable 5X.
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Five months ahead of the games, Under Armour is already celebrating 18-time gold medalist's last hurrah with a stirring new commercial that offers an inside look at the intense training regimen behind all of those world records.
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Netflix is being kind enough to keep Half Baked, the 1998 stoner classic from Dave Chappelle and Neal Brennan, on there through 4/20, so make sure you celebrate it's final hurrah on the most appropriate of days.
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As the two leaders later moved to their cars after inspecting a military honor guard, a crowd of North Koreans shouted "hurrah!" while fervently waving plastic flowers and "Korea-is-one" flags that showed an undivided Korean Peninsula.
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FAMILY PAPERSA Sephardic Journey Through the Twentieth CenturyBy Sarah Abrevaya Stein The last hurrah of old Salonica was on the day in 1911 when the Ottoman sultan, Mehmed V, paid a visit to the empire's great Mediterranean port.
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But many industry-watchers fear this may be the final hurrah for the capital's residential real estate for a while thanks to the introduction of a new stamp duty surcharge on second home or buy-to-let property purchases.
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Another, possibly final hurrah, perhaps, for a team that's not only progressing in years, but growing ever more distant from what they consider success—from those kinds of games that felt like they were hits before they were finished.
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Ms. Alvarado has planned more than 100 babymoons over the last several years for couples who have stayed at the resort and has plenty of tips on how to make this last pre-parent hurrah a trip to remember.
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The Motley Crue drummer and Brittany Furlan had one last hurrah as they left Nassau by slinking into the first class bathroom of an AA jet, and lingering for a long, long time ... passengers say at least 20 minutes.
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The setting is a party inside a theater marked for demolition, to which the onetime impresario Dimitri Weismann (Gary Raymond, coupling bonhomie with gravitas) has invited the Follies showgirls of his — and their — glory years for one last hurrah.
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" Mr. Macy was finally able to give up driving a cab for good in 1966, after landing roles in two of the three one-act plays that made up Jean-Claude van Itallie's dark Off Broadway satire "America Hurrah.
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Our ratings account for an oddity of Pennsylvania's new political reality, with the previous maps having a last hurrah in the March special election: The current 18th District is still in place, and still carries a lean Republican rating.
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Shambroom reports that Herbiet and Duchamp cheerfully spoke about many subjects during that last rendez-vous, including chess, the peaceful death of Herbiet's wife, and Duchamp's plans to travel to Chicago for a Dada exhibit as a last hurrah.
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For most, Labor Day weekend means three long, luxurious days to soak in those last moments of summer, sip on some rosé at a backyard barbecue, and bust out your finest white linens for their last hurrah until Memorial Day.
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As I have been asking for years, now we need to have the same referendum in France and in the countries of the EU." - Mateo Salvini, leader of Italy's anti-immigration Northern League: "Hurrah for the courage of free citizens!
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Labor Day weekend can feel like a sad affair: It's the last hurrah before summer Fridays come to a close and everyone gears up for the big, pre-holiday season push at work or back-to-school course load on campus.
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With Vancouver's weed policies changing in the summer I thought it was a good time to have one final hurrah and make the most of Vancouver's lawless weed culture that surely, once legalized, won't have any free birthday weed in sight.
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The border between part-timers and the main storyline has been shattered, and what was a feel-good nostalgia trip for an aging veteran on his last hurrah is now putting all his flaws in the harsh light of reality.
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Covering that last hurrah before graduation, in which two girls are determined to shed their "booksmart" ways and have a fun night, it seems destined to become a teen classic — and to become a shining example of Good Teen Storytelling.
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Symmonds: I remember, I think it was [the] Daegu World Championships 103, and the U.S. federation said, "just so you guys know, every single athlete will be tested at these championships," and everyone threw up their arms and said hurrah!
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Michfest stirred controversy in recent years by sticking to a "women-born women" policy for attendees—issues that led, after widespread protests online, to the demise of of the festival—they announced last year that 2015 would be their last hurrah.
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But if he did, Ailes could return to his roots as a Republican strategist and operative, thumb his nose at former Fox employees who hastened his exit (including anchor Megyn Kelly) and perhaps achieve a last hurrah in a storied career.
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It helps immeasurably that the film is so solidly cast around the central duo, including Elliott (in what will very likely be an Oscar-nominated hurrah), Andrew Dice Clay as Ally's star-struck dad and Dave Chappelle as Jackson's old pal.
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So it's natural to wonder if this tournament or that one will be her last hurrah, or if this might be the last time you see her at the U.S. Open, rocketing balls as fiery as comets into the opposite court.
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We have a huge tech story to get to, one that will deeply affect my life and the lives of all of our readers: Taylor Swift is finally putting all of her music back on all streaming services, including Spotify. Hurrah!
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In a spoof news sketch video posted on the band's Twitter feed, Tyler and Perry announced the European tour, with Tyler asking "Any truth to the rumors that this could be the last hurrah?" to which Perry replies: "Who the hell knows".
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Last year was the tour's final cross-country run — it featured hundreds of bands over the course of 38 stops for which nearly 550,000 tickets were sold, but this impressive turnout was buoyed by the announcement that it was the event's last hurrah.
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The Williams driver, who will bow out in Abu Dhabi at the end of the month after his 250th race, had hoped for one last hurrah at a circuit where he was twice a winner with Ferrari but it was not to be.
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And he is doing his best, in his final hurrah, to spread this evil cancer far and wide, from generation to generation, visiting an awful plague upon the Palestinian people that is causing them far more harm than Israel and the Jewish people ever did.
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I still hadn't tackled the tunnbrödsrulle though, so with hours to go before my flight, I steeled myself up for one last hurrah and headed to Torsgrillen, a frills-free kiosk not far from Sankt Eriksplan that's been in the business since 1948.
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Mr. Obama flew into his adopted hometown Friday for a three-day weekend — perhaps his last hurrah here as president — to hold a series of fund-raisers and express appreciation to some of the people who helped him start his political career.
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That could have been his last hurrah, but the hurrahs keep coming with titles at Dubai and Miami in 2019 and a very close call at Indian Wells, where he was beaten in three tight sets by Dominic Thiem in the final.
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The film finally reveals itself to a last hurrah of hype, to get locked away in a very separate cupboard; it's so separate from the original it barely even registers as a blip in cinematic history, not mentioned in the same breath.
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I know, you weren't expecting a trailer for an X-Men installment of all things to be the one that made you cry this week; but this preview for Hugh Jackman's last hurrah as Wolverine is unique for a bunch of different reasons.
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A crew chief change was made for this season — the fourth different team leader Stewart will have since he won the 2011 title — and he hoped a new Nascar rules package would better fit his driving style and make him competitive in this final hurrah.
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Despite advertising to the world that Sunday's episode "What Comes After" was going to be lead actor Andrew Lincoln's last hurrah, The Walking Dead managed to produce one of the best episodes in the series' eight-year history that was both heartfelt and refreshingly surprising.
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As its final hurrah, Sniffin' Glue's concluding issue was accompanied by a flexi disc insert of his debut track "Love Lies Limp" as lead singer with the band Alternative TV, who went on to release a further ten albums over the next four decades.
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Walter acts as the focus that allows the player to revisit almost the entire series timeline, and the game was therefore a kind of last hurrah for the longtime developers of the series before they left the company and scattered across the Japanese games industry.
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There's a way in which the whole game just feels like the last days of summer (appropriate for its release timing), the last hurrah or fun and adventure until it's time to grow up or at least settle down for the new school year.
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In his postmatch news conference, Murray said that he would decide soon between struggling through months of further pain without surgery in order to play Wimbledon as a last hurrah, or to have the surgery with an eye on continuing his career after rehabilitation.
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" Added Deena Cortese, who was expecting her first child, a baby boy, at the time: "This wedding was my last hurrah before becoming a mom and seeing everyone with all their kids just makes me feel so excited — I'm just ready to have a family now.
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On Sunday night, his campaign assembled devoted volunteers, friends, family and supporters for one final Iowa hurrah for the man who pulled off a jaw-dropping surprise victory in the state four years ago, but hasn't been able to catch a break in the Era of Trump.
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UNCLE DREW The Boston Celtics point guard Kyrie Irving, in old-age makeup, plays an aging basketball player who reunites some fellow athletes (including the former N.B.A. stars Shaquille O'Neal, Chris Webber and Reggie Miller — also in old-age makeup) for a last hurrah on the court.
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There is something else at play, too, though, something perhaps unique to Rooney himself: a readiness, if not quite a glee, to write him off at the first available opportunity, to believe that there will be no final hurrah, no last swan song, no Indian summer.
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Dressed in button-downs and tiny bow ties, Jacobs began going to Studio 54 when he was 15 and was soon dating Robert Boykin, who was 22018 years his senior and the owner of Hurrah, the first rock and new wave nightclub on the Upper West Side.
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And yet that stirring victory, which came with ample help from an overwrought Gatlin, also had the look of a last hurrah in the 232 for Bolt, whose times and margins of victory have been going steadily in the wrong direction in what remains the sport's signature event.
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But considering that Netflix helped the series rise in popularity after it became available for streaming on the platform, it's only natural to wonder when Schitt's Creek season 6 will hit Netflix, allowing fans to marathon their way through the Rose family's final hurrah until their hearts' content.
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For Spain's old guard, players such as Andres Iniesta, Sergio Busquets, Gerard Pique and Sergio Ramos, Euro 2016 could be their last hurrah after the disappointment of the Brazil World Cup two years ago, and with old sage Vicente del Bosque at the helm, they will take some stopping.
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"We think monetary policy easing is one last hurrah and once that's played out, if it hasn't already, investors will look at fundamentals and see earnings estimates have been deteriorating for several months now, and that disconnect shouldn't play out much longer before equities give in," he said.
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The team just played the final football game in the Georgia Dome—a 44-21 stomping of the Packers in the NFC Championship Game—before heading into a crazy kaleidoscope-looking new stadium, and people got to talking: what if we all watched the game in the stadium, one last hurrah?
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"I feel like, right now, it's almost like the last hurrah," said Phillip Leeds, a photographer whose book of star-studded Polaroids, "Big Shots," will be released in March by Rizzoli ($24.95, 304 pp.), with Rita Ora on the cover and entertainers, including Pharrell Williams, who wrote the introduction, inside.
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At the same time, the idea of a star held together by booze and pills, thirsting for a final hurrah, is such a well-worn cliché that even the fact-based underpinnings can't really prevent the movie itself from feeling a trifle humdrum, the showiness of its central performance notwithstanding.
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While the plot is obviously improbable—even the most amateur demonologist knows that fell deities are not easily moved by human whims—I found myself most skeptical about the fact that the MC never even considers sleeping with all, or at least most, of the hell-princes as a kind of last hurrah.
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UK GDP growth picked up to 0.6 per cent in the second quarter of the year, according to the Office for National Statitics, but City of London economists said this was likely to prove a "last hurrah" ahead of a sharp slowdown and possible recession in the second half of the year.
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This type of overall shift in a series' focus is happening a lot more on TV -- Halt and Catch Fire (which is also ending this year) has largely turned over its narrative to its original supporting cast, too — but series finales are usually a chance for the whole cast to have one last hurrah.
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While Trump has yet to make a final commitment -- and fundraising emails as recently as this week suggested that he would only give his standard $2 million in September -- the $150 million last-hurrah advertising plan unveiled by Trump aides last week is almost certainly not possible without a substantial check from the man at the top.
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When White confirmed Goldberg was set to leave the UFC, the promotion's head honcho mentioned how he has a replacement lined up (though not finalised as yet) for Goldberg in July and how it was a move he had wanted to make for years—cutting comments made just days before Goldie's last hurrah alongside color commentator Joe Rogan.
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That was a last hurrah for the Cold War in 503, and although the embassy now functions on a far more complex scale, many current and former diplomats expect a similar effort in the wake of President Vladimir V. Putin's announcement on Sunday that the United States diplomatic mission in Russia must shed 755 employees by Sept. 1.
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Cratchit, looking slowly all along the carving-knife, prepared to plunge it in the breast; but when she did, and when the long expected gush of stuffing issued forth, one murmur of delight arose all round the board, and even Tiny Tim, excited by the two young Cratchits, beat on the table with the handle of his knife, and feebly cried Hurrah!
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The fight at Hurrah was a little known bit of rock and roll trivia, and I thought it was important to the story Gillian and I were trying to tell, since it caused Sid's bail to be revoked and sent him back to his jail cell in Riker's Island, the infamous prison complex in the middle of the East River.
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For all the elements of the typical last-hurrah-of-high-school comedies that Booksmart expertly borrows from — its two main characters realize that in their single-minded quest to get into Ivy League schools, they've sacrificed a social life and decide that they have to go to at least one party before graduation — it also plays against some of these same stereotypes.
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The network has its last hurrah before going off the air on Tuesday with this four-part BBC co-production, which recounts pivotal moments during the Obama administration through interviews with the president and key players — among them, the former Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner, the political advisers David Axelrod and Valerie Jarrett, the former chief of staff (and current Chicago mayor) Rahm Emanuel and the former Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr.
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It might well be the last proverbial hurrah for a console that's struggled to impress its identity on a commercial-center gaming audience that shies away from singular control schemes, and towards third-party-developed shooters and sports sims that Nintendo has largely failed to bring to the Wii U. But Breath of the Wild also looks like being an out-the-blocks killer app for the NX. It will be a system seller, a pre-order magnet.
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It was a quippy breeze of a relationship that was explicitly modeled on Katharine Hepburn and Jimmy Stewart in The Philadelphia Story, with Chuck as Cary Grant, and it marked the last hurrah of the first version of Gossip Girl: In a world in which money is so powerful that it makes romantic relationships indistinguishable from prostitution, Dan and Blair were working to create an authentic, meaningful bond outside of the influence of wealth and privilege.
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