He was more interested in impressing the boys than he was in impressing the girls.
|
|
Impressing your boyfriend's mom is an intimidating experience for anyone.
|
|
She is kind of impressing us with her gutsy reaction.
|
|
The singer hasn't stopped impressing the rest of America, either.
|
|
And they're not about impressing men, it's about feeling comfortable.
|
|
We're not super precious with impressing people that come in.
|
|
Hawaii suggests, Tanguay's work is impressing eyes far beyond Detroit.
|
|
She's not worried about impressing anybody, least of all herself.
|
|
Others, however, are impressing on Trump a more dubious view.
|
|
The Trump adult children impressing the hell out of everybody.
|
|
The program isn't impressing at least one Russian commentator, retired Col.
|
|
We were impressing each other, it was a total bro lovefest.
|
|
But back then, Barkley was already impressing people with his athleticism.
|
|
The challenge now may lie in impressing them once they arrive.
|
|
Virtual "Saint Anthony" goes beyond simply impressing and tries to educate.
|
|
Whatever is so impressing Kaine's colleagues isn't a public-facing skill.
|
|
After quietly impressing in 2500, Chicago's defense blossomed with Khalil Mack's arrival.
|
|
Shopify reported earnings today, impressing investors with 93 percent revenue growth vs.
|
|
Impressing money managers is, however, the least of the central bank's problems.
|
|
A successful public debut depends on more than impressing Wall Street bankers.
|
|
He powered through the opening, impressing many with his determination and fortitude.
|
|
"It's all part of the mechanism for impressing people," he once said.
|
|
But in terms of liking me or impressing them, I don't care.
|
|
If their adorable height order isn't impressing you, maybe Alves' packing skills will.
|
|
If they are successful in impressing the panel, which include Jessica Alba, Will.i.
|
|
Here's our guide for impressing your friends, and pretending like you really do.
|
|
Ok, the feasibility of impressing a potential employer with this tool seems low.
|
|
Never talking bluntly, and always impressing himself in a soft and gentle way.
|
|
Mischa Barton may not be impressing the judges on Dancing With the Stars.
|
|
In Indianapolis Monthly, Adam Wren tells the story of Buttigieg impressing top Democrats.
|
|
One appointment involves the sickly Queen Mary impressing on her the importance of religion.
|
|
Impressing upon North Korea that no good will come from its bomb remains critical.
|
|
His manner became both more forceful and freewheeling, impressing voters he met in person.
|
|
And that's time that could be better spent impressing other geeks at comic conventions.
|
|
"Food is not about impressing people; it's about making everyone feel comfortable," Garten says.
|
|
But the composed and confident Capitals did not yield, impressing their coach, Barry Trotz.
|
|
Meanwhile, Donahue has been participating at Jets camp -- and reportedly impressing the coaching staff.
|
|
I've made big paintings before, but I am no longer interested in impressing anyone.
|
|
WhatsApp's change of heart on how it handles its users' data isn't impressing many.
|
|
Mr Najib has visited the state more than 50 times since 2009, impressing locals.
|
|
Now it's not RuPaul they have to worry about impressing both onstage and off.
|
|
Which is one of the things Preston touted as impressing him in the museum.
|
|
Presenting yourself well is about more than just impressing your co-workers, he explains.
|
|
The company presented a wide range of new products impressing analysts at William Blair.
|
|
Some diplomats brushed off the warning as more likely aimed at impressing U.S. voters.
|
|
Yep, that's Limp Bizkit Durst ... who's impressing the hell out of Travolta as a director.
|
|
Amazon's "Countdown to Black Friday Sale" has been pretty decent so far, without really impressing.
|
|
Other than impressing your grandma, we didn't really notice anything physical change after playing Letterman.
|
|
B.J. Goodson has been Martinez's partner in base personnel this season, impressing as a thumper.
|
|
At the same time, De'Aaron Fox and Zach Collins are impressing after pedestrian rookie seasons.
|
|
McCourt aspired to become a teacher and dreamed of impressing folks back home in Limerick.
|
|
When I'm not breathing, I'm no longer interested in impressing sisters or startling sea lions.
|
|
In Japan, Tassin says people are mainly concerned about impressing others by making complicated meals.
|
|
Near Mr. Laporte and Ms. Frith, an older dancer was impressing all with his moves.
|
|
An official who was not on the original list could make it by impressing the observers.
|
|
With just a few creative cookout essentials, flexing your hostess prowess and impressing guests is simple.
|
|
No point in impressing my adviser in class if I fail to deliver the research goods.
|
|
All the while, Celebrimbor is impressing on us that Bruz must be made an example of.
|
|
For his final year of high school competition, he set his sights on impressing college coaches.
|
|
But below we wanted to highlight a few of the deals that are really impressing us.
|
|
And who knew impressing a room full of your friends and family would be so difficult?
|
|
Then, she had been dressed in her judge-impressing best, gold curls pouring over her shoulders.
|
|
As for the speakers: get headphones; you won't be impressing anyone with the stereo audio package.
|
|
Handwriting requires unique movements, impressing each letter or word more deeply into memory than pressing keys.
|
|
Inside the prison, Linda's doing surprisingly well at impressing the inmates, other than Piper and Alex.
|
|
A LIGHTER CLICK: Teenage hackers are more motivated by impressing their friends than money, study finds.
|
|
Dozens of real-estate agents and executives told us their ideal restaurants for impressing a client.
|
|
So a few episodes later, Disick decided to try his hand at impressing his daughter again.
|
|
He spent his early days impressing Michelin-star chefs with this one-of-a-kind liquor.
|
|
"There's this sort of magic about the prom that keeps impressing me every year," Moises said.
|
|
Dozens of real-estate agents and executives told us their ideal bars for impressing a client.
|
|
The size and obvious weight of these objects can't help impressing; the forms and surfaces, too.
|
|
Seattle was playing New Orleans, and he feigned comprehension for the sake of impressing his uncle.
|
|
"And he kept impressing people because he was so good," said Spielberg, according to the Associated Press.
|
|
If so, which issues she picks would indicate which camp of voters she's most concerned about impressing.
|
|
It spoke of the pride their son felt at impressing his parents with his improving swimming skills.
|
|
I felt so proud impressing my mates by saying Jean Pierre Papin correctly 😉Screw the haters.
|
|
But he became popular with his classmates, impressing them with his portraits of Lincoln drawn from pennies.
|
|
Pichai did the exact opposite and ended up impressing his interviewers (after all, he got the job).
|
|
When the discussion turns to work, don't tell your Taurus about impressing everyone or outfoxing your frenemy.
|
|
Impressing strangers I'm not even excited to be smashed up against isn't why I go to restaurants.
|
|
Although both use differing approaches, they achieve a similar effect of impressing upon the viewer a sensation.
|
|
They all were dressed in their finest in hope of impressing the prince and princess. 136. 137.
|
|
Finding his footing, facing these challenges and impressing investors might not be easy for the new CEO.
|
|
It's was a way of meeting people and impressing people via photos or graphics or things like that.
|
|
Is impressing the commander part of his escape-plan long game, or has he suddenly grown a conscious?
|
|
Don't act like you don't get a kick out of impressing — or even scaring — your friends and family.
|
|
"He's an elite player, and he just keeps impressing myself and everyone else in this organization," Johansen said.
|
|
It's so large, in fact, that it's even impressing the local community, which has seen plenty of ice.
|
|
Impressing upon the next generation that it is good to give to organizations that are purposeful is important.
|
|
Workmen making side chairs sat in the forms they were making, impressing the chairs with their own forms.
|
|
So, a few episodes later, Disick decided to once again try his hand at impressing his only daughter.
|
|
She managed to get into an M.F.A. program by impressing the director with the intensity of her voice?
|
|
The WntA gene becomes active in the caterpillar stage, impressing its patterning information on the embryonic wing structures.
|
|
The savvy style in journalism is about writing for other journalists and impressing your editors and your sources.
|
|
McDonald's is gearing up for a strong 2018, impressing investors and customers, but its franchisees aren't as happy.
|
|
For years, Julia Garner has been impressing us with her portrayals of young women forced into difficult positions.
|
|
Nielsen quickly won the retired general&aposs trust, impressing him with her work ethic and command of the issues.
|
|
Ideally, that focus would mean impressing on fight night, and ideally audiences would remember their names as a consequence.
|
|
As it inches closer to its IPO, Lyft is ratcheting up its spending in the hopes of impressing investors.
|
|
"The prize is nice, but it really is the satisfaction of impressing myself," Arnold tells PEOPLE of the win.
|
|
Following last episode's arrest, we find Midge sitting in jail, still wearing her Joel-impressing red sweetheart neckline dress.
|
|
Sure, nature's beautiful, but sometimes it's also awkward and jittery and romantically frustrated and terrible at impressing potential mates.
|
|
I watch him on and off the field, and he remains a person who seems obsessed with impressing us.
|
|
The challenge appeared to be a way of countering the criticism by impressing the many Cambodians who are superstitious.
|
|
Brooklyn Beckham doesn't need any help impressing the ladies -- he's a Beckham -- but his new vintage ride doesn't hurt.
|
|
He firmly and articulately pledged to uphold and defend the Constitution, impressing many critics as more imposing than anticipated.
|
|
But that hasn't kept him from impressing manager Scott Servais while Seager has been out with a bruised foot.
|
|
And since most people don't have the discipline to avoid people-pleasing, they waste their wealth on impressing others.
|
|
New York Giants rookie quarterback Daniel Jones has been playing well and impressing the NFL world during the preseason.
|
|
Buttigieg is the model young man who made his way impressing his elders — Harvard, Rhodes scholar, McKinsey, the Navy.
|
|
From climate change to Taiwan, China's foreign policy is about impressing the masses at home, not fighting enemies abroad.
|
|
Then came the game, and he began to muscle up Howard, too, enjoying the jousting and impressing the Knicks.
|
|
The forthrightness and society-changing courage of American young women had been impressing Europeans since the late 19th century.
|
|
She was given a desk in a hallway but, impressing her bosses, had her own office within three months.
|
|
Since then, he has kicked in the Indoor Football League, in addition to impressing with his trick-shot videos.
|
|
Heather Morris played Brittany on the show, a role she landed after impressing the creators with her dance moves.
|
|
After impressing with her Diary of A Thotaholic EP last year, "My Type" shows off her versatility and lyrical flair.
|
|
Impressing Simon Cowell on America's Got Talent is no easy task, but a ventriloquist comedian may have found a way.
|
|
On the day he died he had been impressing those things on around 100 teenagers from 14 quartiers of Goma.
|
|
Like Dieter Zetsche, who is set to take over as Daimler's chairman in 2021, Kaellenius excels at impressing international audiences.
|
|
She goes to a party and downs several beers, impressing her fellow youths by casually tossing them over her shoulder.
|
|
The rookie earned a starting spot out of training camp after impressing coaches with his ability to find the ball.
|
|
A sampled speaker on the latter talks about tagging stuff and impressing girls with a mixture of hubris and bashfulness.
|
|
The jewels of French industry were privatised and their bosses obliged to think of profitability as well as impressing politicians.
|
|
Even beyond impressing your boss, a sense of purpose can make the difference between tolerating your job and loving it.
|
|
When it comes to impressing a potential employer, it may seem like a no-brainer to focus on your strengths.
|
|
We have a good shot at impressing something positive on people when they are dancing and open to pure thoughts.
|
|
Britain, however, was determined to bring its former colonies to heel by harassing American commercial shipping and impressing American seamen.
|
|
Seeing this scandal that went on makes me question if my hard work going into impressing colleges will even matter.
|
|
If you can't be funny, being mentally organized, reasonably concise and energetic will go a long way in impressing people.
|
|
And aside from impressing your inner circles, this course also can add some valuable skills and knowledge onto your résumé.
|
|
After impressing a club official with a speech at a banquet last winter, Neyer found himself in an unexpected role.
|
|
I would become cosmopolitan and sophisticated, skipping across Europe and impressing local shopkeepers with my breezy fluency wherever I went.
|
|
By the end of the decade his group was regularly opening for, and impressing, visiting American musicians like Fats Waller.
|
|
This eventually led to Jackson getting his children signed to Motown Records in 1968 after impressing the company's founder, Berry Gordy.
|
|
It turns out impressing a date might be as simple as putting yours away and having an IRL conversation with them.
|
|
Artist's impressing of the dishes of the Very Large Array localizing a fast radio burst in space for the first time.
|
|
Click here to view original GIFHave you ever dreamed about impressing the people around your neighborhood with preachy Banksy-inspired graffiti?
|
|
He spends his time off with the other blue jays, presumably impressing them with his patented backflip-feint grasshopper catching move.
|
|
Mercury connects with Saturn on May 16, creating a highly focused energy that's fantastic for discussing commitments or impressing your mentors.
|
|
Following Moore's law, the components responsible for doing the impressing have become ever more efficient over the past couple of decades.
|
|
Rollins signed a minor-league deal with Chicago in February and earned a roster spot after impressing coaches during spring training.
|
|
Despite impressing me with much of the Idol 4S's design, Alcatel misses with the odd "Boom Key" on the right side.
|
|
While Elizabeth was working late — which meant having dinner at Young-hee's house — Paige cooked dinner, impressing Philip with her facility.
|
|
Two years after impressing New Yorkers with her felt bodega, artist Lucy Sparrow returned to the city with another art installation.
|
|
Being able to articulate how you handle conflict in the workplace can make or break your shot at impressing an employer.
|
|
He tells them that he's a lobbyist from Alexandria, VA. "That's where Jim Morrison is actually from," he says, impressing them.
|
|
Fellow businessman and one of the U.K.'s most successful entrepreneurs James Caan shares his own insight on impressing your boss.
|
|
But what ended up impressing upon him was a tiny vintage jewelry shop on a side street off the Place Vendôme.
|
|
We didn't need another instance of Fraser bravery impressing the Cherokee so much that it gets them out of any consequences.
|
|
Each one has shared some nugget of wisdom about getting hired at their company or about impressing management at any organization.
|
|
If you can&apost play nice with others, you&aposll have a hard time impressing a hiring manager — especially at Google.
|
|
Soon Grover is settled in Anne's guest cottage and impressing his benefactress with his impeccable manners and mad skills with begonias.
|
|
" Mr. Dibbits, the museum's director, said: "Rembrandt is not about impressing, he's about making you feel, making you live that moment.
|
|
The company has been impressing critics and audiences with its new-music-forward O Festivals, each one named for its year.
|
|
At nine months pregnant, Inger Houghton was impressing – and terrifying – her followers on Instagram as she lifted weights around her baby belly.
|
|
So if this lady can have her fun marking stuff up and impressing her friends, that means things are going pretty well.
|
|
I needed to choose an object without it impressing me: that is to say, without it providing any sort of aesthetic delectation.
|
|
Some schools in Detroit compete for pupils by offering them raffle tickets for iPads, rather than impressing their parents with academic results.
|
|
"What I'm working on right now is really impressing my boss, going above and beyond what I have to do," she says.
|
|
Square Off was one such product, impressing the crowd at our meetup and walking away the winner of our hardware pitch-off.
|
|
Check out the video for yourself, and spend 2017 impressing everybody with your knowledge about the hottest new branch of astrophysics.[YouTube]
|
|
Tahani Al-Jamil (Jameela Jamil) is a wealthy heiress who is obsessed with impressing others and being more famous than her sister.
|
|
Time magazine partly attributes the surge in support to Clinton's three masterful debate performances, impressing millennials with her "methodical takedowns" of Trump.
|
|
Youth is so fantastic, but we should be impressing on people how wonderful, stupendous, exciting, and amazing old age can be, too.
|
|
The V10 was one of last year's big revelations, impressing with an excellent camera, a typically awesome LG display, and awesome audio.
|
|
Walking that line, between appealing to kids with a fondness for Pixar films and impressing robot-loving older customers, will be difficult.
|
|
Scientists have recently observed humpback male dolphins in the region presenting females with large marine sponges in the hope of impressing them.
|
|
A generational unit lazily sleepwalks their way to another title, impressing the history books while boring the shit out of the present.
|
|
She made it by impressing Stauber, the first goalie to win the Hobey Baker Award as college hockey's top player, in 2942.
|
|
Im's budding career has not generated the buzz that surrounded Woods's start, but the 21-year-old is quietly impressing his peers.
|
|
Ferenstein said he takes different psychedelics in all settings, like conferences for work, where there can be an anxiety around impressing people.
|
|
Rather than impressing with wide-open spaces, many of the apartments are on the smaller side, starting at just 21 square feet.
|
|
They brought homemade hummus, baba ganoush, and other dips and mezes inspired by their Syrian heritage to the barbecues, impressing new friends.
|
|
But DeSantis assiduously courted Trump, aggressively booking himself on Fox News as a pro-Trump talking head and impressing the White House.
|
|
The included lessons will definitely help boost your financial literacy, and impressing your friends with that newfound vocabulary is only just the beginning.
|
|
However, unlike human sumo matches that tend to go wild with pomp and circumstance, these sumo bots don't care about impressing the crowds.
|
|
The couple then has to face the uphill battle of impressing his relatives enough for them to give their blessing to their relationship.
|
|
Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour knows a thing or two about how fashion can make or break your chances of impressing someone.
|
|
If you have more than 10 years of experience, tell us your go-to bar and restaurant in the city for impressing clients.
|
|
" Watch: T-Pain tells us his greatest vices He added, "If you do magic, it's the quickest most fraudulent route to impressing people.
|
|
Mr. Pompeo, a former congressman, has become a favorite of Mr. Trump's, impressing the president with his engaging approach during morning intelligence briefings.
|
|
In one, Elizabeth briefed Paige on the Chicago mission, telling her of Marilyn's death and impressing on her the dangers of the job.
|
|
Given the simple task of impressing Nan with her progressive politics and feminist bona fides, Shiv proceeds to make one mistake after another.
|
|
There's a fine balance to strike between impressing scouts and management for a potential NBA call-up while also playing within a system.
|
|
By the evening, though, all the men are back to putting their (wine) game faces on, set on impressing Hannah with their sweater sets.
|
|
Erin Andrews has been impressing us week after week with her chic, stylish and professional looks as a host on Fox's NFL game day.
|
|
Perez made his Moto3 debut last year after impressing in the battle for the European Talent Cup, before permanently joining Reale Avintia this season.
|
|
Upgrade your busted-up whatever with something new, useful, and friend-impressing, then get out there and enjoy your weekend (and all the compliments).
|
|
Amazon has sold a lot of cheap Android tablets over the last few years (remember the six pack?) but is not exactly impressing U.
|
|
But they also breeze right past that: Renee wows them in the interview, she lands the job, and she keeps impressing them every day.
|
|
The ad closes by making the point that we should enjoy each other and the food we're eating — not focusing on impressing each other.
|
|
To close the funding gap, programs tailored to female entrepreneurs are working tirelessly to mentor and incubate upstarts in hopes of impressing venture capitalists.
|
|
Nexla, a competitor in the TechCrunch Disrupt Battlefield this week in New York City, has more on its plate than simply impressing the judges.
|
|
Donald Trump cares more about impressing people than anything else, and the way he impresses them is by telling them how impressive he is.
|
|
" Cavoulacos says: "As you're going through this process, it's really something you can spend a lot of time thinking about: 'Am I impressing them?
|
|
As a builder, he caught the eyes of the model shop's then design managers, impressing them enough to make the jump to designing himself.
|
|
First up is Autonomy Farms, who hope to end their recent string of bad luck by impressing Tilman with their organic beef and produce.
|
|
"I know that I enjoyed being seen—performing and putting on shows for the family, impressing people with my drawings and paintings," he said.
|
|
I lost my virginity at the tender age of 19 after impressing a grown woman by fucking nailing Billy Idol's "Rebel Yell" at karaoke.
|
|
Shifting tastes away from impressing friends with distant, Instagram-perfect destinations and more staycations could eventually yield some reductions in greenhouse gases from aircraft.
|
|
Feldstein has joined Grey's Anatomy as Tess Desmond, a new, ambitious intern already impressing Richard (James Pickens Jr.) with her enthusiasm for gallbladder removal.
|
|
"As farmers started harvesting the early soy, yields are looking good and positively impressing producers," Meneghin said in a telephone interview late on Tuesday.
|
|
"As farmers started harvesting the early soy, yields are looking good and positively impressing producers," Meneghin said in a telephone interview late on Tuesday.
|
|
Get To Work: With Suzy Welch When it comes to impressing a potential employer, performing well during the interview is only half the battle.
|
|
In his first year in the league, Ohtani left fans in awe of his ability, impressing both on the mound and at the plate.
|
|
By making it easy for people to check out these external pages, you increase your exposure and improve your chances of impressing your colleague.
|
|
You play as John: your average dick fixated on impressing a girl at a high school reunion who shafted him back in the day.
|
|
As she mixed the chemicals, large spouts of colored foam came shooting out of the beakers onstage, delighting the audience and obviously impressing the judges.
|
|
Between there being very little room and no way to look especially cute on a red-eye, you really can't be worried about impressing anyone.
|
|
Echoing the ethos of "Fight Club" antihero Tyler Durden, Vaynerchuk believes people struggle with money because they spend it in hopes of impressing their peers.
|
|
J.J. Watt has officially been tapped to co-host the CMT Music Awards next month -- after impressing producers as a presenter during last year's show.
|
|
Now mom to daughter Jade, 10, De Laurentiis says she is all about making time for her family, and stresses less about impressing everyone else.
|
|
David Budd, a British Army veteran assigned to protect Home Secretary Julia Montague (Keeley Hawes) after impressing his bosses by foiling a suicide bomber threat.
|
|
So how does a band go from relative anonymity to the forefront of one of the alternative industry's hottest labels without first impressing the public?
|
|
Here, Chef Jenny McCoy of ICE's School of Pastry & Baking Arts gives PEOPLE the secret to impressing your sweetheart this Valentine's Day (hint: it's chocolate).
|
|
RHP Raisel Iglesias pitches himself into jams on occasion, but his ability to work through adverse situations is impressing manager Bryan Price more and more.
|
|
He described the meeting as "spirited" and said he focused on impressing upon Erdoğan the pitfalls of Turkey's purchase of a Russian missile defense system.
|
|
He described the meeting as "spirited" and said he focused on impressing upon Erdogan the pitfalls of Turkey's purchase of a Russian missile defense system.
|
|
So, too, did Barcelona, the only one of the trio of perennial Champions League favorites to have come close to impressing in the group stage.
|
|
Wright assisted the Mets' contingent at the winter meetings in Las Vegas last month, meeting with free agents and impressing Van Wagenen with his perspective.
|
|
Baker was a fan favorite in his rookie year with the Knicks last season, impressing with his defense and energy but struggling with his shot.
|
|
As the company honed its strategy in Japan – impressing officials with its scientific findings while advocating for lower taxes – it set out to conquer new markets.
|
|
All you kids with dreams of impressing millions of YouTube followers with your sensational above the rim antics ... PLEASE WATCH THIS, and realize sometimes gravity wins.
|
|
He became obsessed with the actor Jodie Foster, and made the assassination attempt on Reagan in March of that year in the hopes of impressing her.
|
|
Before she was impressing many with her singing abilities, Angelica was in need of a life-saving kidney transplant when she was only four-years-old.
|
|
It is now impressing her fellow temporary cellmates, who immediately trust the fancily-dressed woman's advice on how to remove blood stains from beloved clothing items.
|
|
A car is simply there to take you reliably from point A to point B. If you're thinking about prestige and impressing others, don't be silly.
|
|
It's another in a series of product announcements from Uber aimed at winning over customers — and impressing investors — ahead of the company's planned IPO in 2019.
|
|
You gotta remember, Quik has worked with Jay-Z, Ice Cube, Snoop Dogg, and every other rap legend around, so impressing him might not be easy.
|
|
But still — I'm not sure that this particular variety of tough-guy stuff will go very far in impressing Roper and his band of surly kittens.
|
|
Trump seems to have successfully tested that approach at the G-7 summit last week by impressing the European leaders to take his trade warnings seriously.
|
|
We can't help impressing upon our progeny our own values and politics, but it's harder by far to inculcate in your kids your sense of aesthetics.
|
|
By rising to the daily bait, Mr Trump's opponents are doing as he is: whipping up their supporters, without in any way impressing the other side.
|
|
Johnny Manziel was killin' it at Spring League practice on Wednesday -- throwing strikes, reading defenses and impressing coaches and teammates ... and TMZ Sports has the video.
|
|
Clinton's refinancing plan, which would only save borrowers about $1,900 over the lifetime of their loans- or less as interest rates rise- is not impressing anyone.
|
|
"The Chinese government is more interested in impressing domestic audiences than actually fighting foreign enemies," said Jessica Chen Weiss, a professor of government at Cornell University.
|
|
Be sure to check out Heinz's full list of rules and promotional guidelines here, and, uh, best of luck impressing all your Valentine's day dinner dates.
|
|
When he was not impressing the crowd with his jumping ability, he kept it captivated with his easy, elegant skating to "Land of All" by Woodkid.
|
|
The pageant queens will know how to make the most of their limited time with Underwood because they've had practice impressing judges in three minutes or less.
|
|
But I suspect the main reason the Juicero is so ludicrously over-engineered was less to do with gouging customers than it was about impressing Wall Street.
|
|
Instead it participates in the dizzying game of call and response that has consumed social media, brands impressing following by knowing the secret phrases of the youth.
|
|
And she was at ease as she moved around the gathering, impressing the several hundred guests with her humble approach and friendly manner, according to party attendees.
|
|
Sarah Silverman introduced the dapper singer, who looked slim in a sleek dunhill black tux while impressing the crowd as he hit the high notes with ease.
|
|
"The euro has settled lower against the dollar and other crosses, including the pound, with the inflation projections not impressing the market much," said a spot trader.
|
|
He rose through the ranks of the Georgian revolutionary movement, impressing Lenin, then in European exile, with his strident articles and his intrigues against rival socialist factions.
|
|
He first came to Trump's attention after buying apartments in Trump's developments and lobbying for Trump in a dispute with other residents, impressing Trump with his win.
|
|
Anxious about not impressing other skateboarders and unsure if skateboarding would prevent me from fitting in at high school, I didn't touch my board for a year.
|
|
Collins felt that part of his job, as a handler, was to "socialize" Mullen by exposing him to new experiences, and by impressing good habits on him.
|
|
These guys have made me see the world for what it has to offer, away from gambling, chasing down drug dealers at 5 AM, and impressing hookers.
|
|
"It starts with going out to expensive restaurants and ordering fancy wine and impressing your guests," he said, before moving on to luxury cars, homes and investments.
|
|
He had spent his last dollars traveling there from his home in Arizona in the hopes of impressing NFL scouts at their annual tryouts in North Miami.
|
|
United has fired only in fits and starts, struggling to overcome resilient but unremarkable Premier League fodder, while impressing in the League Cup and the Europa League.
|
|
Darren Weir-trained Humidor is the top-rated locally-prepared contender after impressing in a runner-up finish behind champion sprinter Winx at the leadup Cox Plate.
|
|
Still, no matter what happens, these stories will continue to exist, impressing the image of women as capable, even potentially dangerous, agents onto the larger cultural imagination.
|
|
Kamala Harris of California sent an email raising money off O'Rourke's entrance into the race, impressing on her supporters the need to compete in an expanding field.
|
|
Just having a time period to relax and regroup would be more beneficial than continuing to stress throughout your senior year worrying about impressing your future college.
|
|
Before, candidates competed with one another to make splashy hires of campaign managers and media strategists in the hopes of impressing donors, endorsers and, often, political reporters.
|
|
The 16-year-old Pokora became one of those customers in 2008, shortly after meeting Van Cleave through an online friend and impressing him with his technical prowess.
|
|
Wilson also took some ground balls at second base, impressing shortstop Didi Gregorius despite it being his first time playing the field in a year and a half.
|
|
Last Tuesday, the enterprise-facing cloud giant issued what its CEO cast as one of its most successful reports, topping earnings and revenue expectations and impressing Wall Street.
|
|
How to wear them: If you don't particularly care about impressing the fashion fans of the world and just want a good-looking minimal sneaker, this is it.
|
|
The road I was to travel was full of thorns, where women wanted to use fashion for impressing friends, climbing the social ladder, and everything but sheer enjoyment.
|
|
By contrast, there are fine sequences involving Snowden's off-the-charts acumen as a self-taught whiz kid, impressing an early instructor (Rhys Ifans) who champions his career.
|
|
During the first half of the game, you can recruit characters from the other houses (permanently) by impressing them with your expertise in certain skills they care about.
|
|
He's often been accused (fairly) of caring more about spectacle and bombast than about characters that audiences care about — more interested in impressing audiences than in moving them.
|
|
A new espionage hacking campaign is impressing researchers with malware that amounts to a bundle of popular, legitimate software tools that would pique no suspicion from network administrators.
|
|
After a few weeks of rejection emails from pretty much every job in the literary world, I decided paying rent was more important than impressing anyone back home.
|
|
"Let me tell you something, I bet you engage and go on online dating because you're impressing no one here to get a date in person," she said.
|
|
In short, it's the stuff you need to know to develop actionable insights out of a massive cluster of numbers, impressing your current boss (or a new employer).
|
|
Music that "was never intended for anything but prizewinning and the impressing of other musicians, has given a black eye to all music written since 1918," Thomson wrote.
|
|
He won election to the House of Representatives but lost a race for Senate, all the while impressing those he encountered with his common sense and general competence.
|
|
He will be working out for teams, answering questions from executives and coaches, and making sure he's impressing a group of people who will determine his professional future.
|
|
It's easy to get so caught up in impressing your manager and proving that you're good at working from home that you neglect to take care of yourself.
|
|
Ms. Aaron was conscious of ratings, which had not been a priority at PBS, since the service, with public financing, did not have to worry about impressing advertisers.
|
|
But she ended up doing a couple of shows in the theater department, impressing Terry Kinney, a fellow student who was pals with Jeff Perry and Gary Sinise.
|
|
But didn't the Axe Effect imply that men needn't worry about impressing a woman on their own merits because Axe would hotwire a sexual outcome no matter what?
|
|
Keep a close audience We're more concerned with impressing strangers than people who already know us, and that pressure takes us out of the experience, Dr. Barasch said.
|
|
At 6 feet 7 inches and 285 pounds, Williamson, a freshman basketball player at Duke University, is impressing fans with his combination of size, strength and leaping ability.
|
|
It isn't even that the mind-boggling story revolves around the classic "three-body problem" in orbital mechanics, which is useful for impressing your uncle over Christmas dinner.
|
|
Instead, Boudia, 22010 and a defending Olympic champion, has learned that there are more important things than simply impressing judges and having shiny new medals draped around his neck.
|
|
Sure, these terms sound intimidating at the moment, but by the time you've completed the training, you'll be well-versed in data science jargon, impressing everyone in the office.
|
|
That in and of itself doesn't guarantee Klobuchar anything, but it gives her another crack at impressing voters who have yet to pay much attention to her just yet.
|
|
Impressing these folks — who've seen, bought, and tasted it all — isn't as easy as tying a bow around a bag of organic coffee beans and bottle of Pinot Noir.
|
|
Her finished invention was presented to the judges of Shark Tank on TV show Rachael Ray back in January, and has been impressing people on social media ever since.
|
|
For one man, these attention getting tactics weren't enough; he wanted a sure deal, guaranteed success impressing the two female friends he brought to a zoo in Nanchang, China.
|
|
Without a ranking, Barty won six matches through qualifying and the main draw, impressing organizers of the WTA event in Nottingham, which gave her a wild card into qualifying.
|
|
Nunn spent last season in the G League and was picked up by the Heat for Summer League, impressing with his scoring prowess before making the Heat's final roster.
|
|
But since teachers have been impressing upon students that their words could cause unintended hurt, he said he had tried to avoid such talk and to police his friends.
|
|
Manafort could have handed it over in hopes of impressing wealthy Ukrainian patrons — or he could have been providing data that would aid the Russian government's election interference efforts.
|
|
But by his side from the earliest days was Ms. Singleton, whom Mr. Gordy met when she auditioned as a singer in 19703, impressing him with her perfect pitch.
|
|
Connected to Google Translate running on a Pixel 2 XL, the Pixel Buds were able to translate simple general conversational phrases quickly and accurately, impressing even the interpreters at times.
|
|
Holmes has been impressing the coaches since the very beginning, and even earned a four-chair-turn with her cover of Adele's "Turning Tables" during the blind auditions in October.
|
|
Alexander-Arnold, 19, has been included in Gareth Southgate's squad for Russia after impressing for his club as injury issues sidelined team mate Nathaniel Clyne for much of the season.
|
|
Eventually the Lannister brothers speculate that Joffrey stole the dagger from Robert and tried to have Bran killed as a way of impressing the man he thought was his dad.
|
|
Nonetheless, it was the showstopper at this week's Farnborough air show in Britain, impressing crowds in the showground's terraces with its smooth manoeuvres and party tricks such as flying backwards.
|
|
" Ms. Guilfoyle, who is Mr. Trump's girlfriend, then added, "I bet you engage and go on online dating because you're impressing no one here to get a date in person.
|
|
Lloyds, the second largest British listed bank to post earnings this week, was a top gainer, up 3.3 percent after impressing investors with profits rising to a ten-year high.
|
|
However, his campaign quickly gathered momentum and national attention, impressing both Conservative MPs and the general public with his strategy of travelling around the country and speaking directly with people.
|
|
In 1876, an article headlined "Anecdotes of Parrots" recounted the tale of a parrot who died in Britain in 1802 after years spent impressing her owner with her musical ability.
|
|
The Fuller House actress has been impressing the judges, and the audience, on season 22 of the show, but it seems like those moves have some to a screeching stop.
|
|
Though he homered once every 21.6 at-bats over his minor-league career, it is not his pop that is impressing his teammates, but the maturity in his at-bats.
|
|
As a rookie called up from Class AAA at the 214 trade deadline, Severino went 22015-215 with a 2.89 E.R.A., impressing teammates and opponents alike with his 97-m.p.h.
|
|
It's not (entirely) even about impressing the person behind the desk, who, by the way, is a human just like you, and may be just as nervous as you are.
|
|
As such, all eyes will be on Melania Trump as she navigates the often tricky waters of palace traditions, royalty and impressing one of the longest reigning monarchs in modern history.
|
|
Regardless of his age, the young man was impressing Hernandez, who mimed strikes like an umpire, and Drury, who stealthily requested an overthrow in order to test the kid's arm strength.
|
|
Todd McCarthy, The Hollywood Reporter: after impressing so with her earlier work both in features and documentaries, what's disconcerting here is DuVernay's inability to forge a strong or supple visual style.
|
|
Like many children of famous parents, Mark-Paul Gosselaar's kids are not that dazzled by what their dad does for a living — except when it comes to impressing friends at school.
|
|
His young sidekick Simmons, who worked around three early fouls, put up another stellar all-around stat line with eight assists, seven rebounds and three steals, impressing Mavs coach Rick Carlisle.
|
|
After impressing at the 2012 Olympic Games in London, Phelps got two DUIs and faced backlash years earlier after a controversial photo surfaced apparently showing him inhaling from a marijuana pipe.
|
|
It's called the 212GT and more than setting record lap times or impressing people on the streets of Monaco, it's been designed for luxurious long trips as well as insane speed.
|
|
French Montana is more than just a baller, he's also a softy when it comes to impressing the ladies ... something Evelyn Lozada learned right off the bat when they hooked up.
|
|
More than just impressing his peers, he manages to get a smile and a compliment from his crush, an epic feat for a teen who hasn't yet infiltrated the in-crowd.
|
|
Any hope you might have of impressing your friends and making your enemies jealous of your flipping phone will immediately evaporate if you show it to them in a quiet environment.
|
|
It was the French government's police chief, René Bousquet — a favorite of the head of the government at the time — who organized the roundup, impressing his German counterparts with his energy.
|
|
Jerry Rice's daughter, Jaqui Rice, is one step closer to playing pro football -- she just got an invite to the L.A. Temptation mini-camp ... after impressing coaches at last week's tryout.
|
|
In 1975, when he founded the company, John DeLorean had hopes of one day rivaling the major automakers by impressing car aficionados with the sleek design of his two-door DMC-12.
|
|
I don't know who the audience for this book is, but I imagine that it's people with too much money and a yen for impressing their friends with their avant-garde tastes.
|
|
They combine interactive theater and haunted-house scare tactics, with the goal of impressing on each patron the fact that the forces of good and evil are at war for their soul.
|
|
The Modern Family star has a pretty strong side gig of impressing fans with her wide array of covers, spanning genres from pop electronic music (The Chainsmokers) to mainstream rock (Maroon 5).
|
|
Buttigieg is moving closer to a run, and his candidacy has been praised in Washington, with the military veteran and Rhodes scholar impressing insiders with his smarts and down-to-earth style.
|
|
In a rare interview with reporters aboard his government plane as it flew west into the sunset, Mr. Tillerson was intent on impressing just how important such meetings with world leaders are.
|
|
So enter the conversation with the goal of impressing on the teacher that you want to be able to understand the school's goals around homework, and how they fit into the curriculum.
|
|
Going to vaudeville shows and dance halls reflected a youth culture that was about impressing your peers, rather than a means of moving up in the world, and that peer culture persists.
|
|
Will Smith plays a New York City police officer who joins the organization after impressing a Men in Black agent (played by Tommy Lee Jones) with his handling of an alien encounter.
|
|
This classic coming-of-age story set alongside the Mississippi River follows Tom Sawyer, a young boy who preoccupies himself with pulling pranks and impressing a girl—until he witnesses a murder.
|
|
Musca was selected after impressing our expert judges in their first round of presentation before being selected for a second round alongside the teams from Job Rainbow, Kuraseru, Aeronext, Pol and Eco-Pork.
|
|
So when crunch rolls around, you get a situation where people willingly, even enthusiastically, plunge themselves into an unhealthy work dynamic simply in the hopes of impressing the top brass and getting ahead.
|
|
Certain dog breeds, like poodles, bichon frises, Afghan hounds, and English sheepdogs require around-the-clock care, as their distinctive coats are an essential part of impressing the judges on their breed standards.
|
|
After impressing attendees with her cover of Katy Perry's "Firework" (with just a touch of Beyonce's version of "Ave Maria") at Argentina Comic Con, she had something different for her fans in Chile.
|
|
But Mr. Byrne banked over $2 million after the first fund-raising quarter of the year, impressing many Republicans, and a handful of potential primary opponents indicated they would not enter the race.
|
|
Within two years, the novice was competing in three star events and then moved back to Sydney to set up on his own before impressing Clifton Eventers founder and stable owner Frances Stead.
|
|
Impressing your elders means a lot to you, but Saturn in Capricorn suggests that you'll need to recognize that boundaries are what will keep you from confusing someone else's goals from your own.
|
|
"A long line of officers, who now admit they have lied over the years and performed favors for purposes of impressing the higher ranks, admit now he should have been released," Schwarz said.
|
|
Dodgers right fielder Yasiel Puig, hitting in the No. 8 spot, had another productive performance with three hits and two RBIs, impressing Roberts not only with his performance on the field but his attitude.
|
|
Chinese ministers and academics still outlined their reform plans, impressing many of the attendees with their vision, their attention to detail and their cool-headed responses to Donald Trump's threats of a trade war.
|
|
The 29-year-old clinched the men's changquan gold with 9.75 points after impressing with his acrobatic moves at the Jakarta International Expo at Kemayoran in the sport developed from ancient Chinese martial arts.
|
|
Yes, you want to make eye contact, give a firm handshake and smile, but according to best-selling management author and CNBC contributor Suzy Welch, those are just the bare essentials for impressing someone.
|
|
Musk got a pay cut to $14 an hour when he started a summer internship alongside his brother, Kimbal, at the Bank of Nova Scotia after cold-calling — and impressing — a top executive there.
|
|
She would probably agree: The most moving messages are not for sale, and the most impressing outfits are often put together when the wearer does not yet have words for what he is feeling.
|
|
No one expects you to know everything during the first couple months at a new job, but impressing your boss and peers early on can lay the groundwork for major achievements down the road.
|
|
Canadian stuntman and sword swallower Ryan Stock has been impressing the judges all season by sticking items in his nose, putting a blow torch out on his tongue and holding a chainsaw in his mouth.
|
|
My life was a perfect storm for starting a bad habit: I had gotten my dream internship at my dream publication, so I was stressed every day about doing well and impressing my co-workers.
|
|
Turns out I spend an average of 36 hours a week staring at my iPhone, a third of which is spent on social media apps — likely sharing thoughts and photographs in hopes of impressing others.
|
|
Developments in fields such as double-layer capacitors and biochar, two of those 23, may be important but are unlikely to be much noticed, either by Nobel committees, the public or foreigners who need impressing.
|
|
The three major U.S. stock indexes closed higher on Monday amid a strong U.S. earnings season, with results from Berkshire Hathaway impressing and Facebook lifting the Nasdaq after a report it was planning new services.
|
|
There's absolutely nothing here that could come close to impressing anyone who cares about things like skill, logic, and purpose in their fighting, but the lack of talent involved is inversely proportionate to the drama.
|
|
But unlike Simmons, whose brief college career ended with LSU's embarrassing 71-38 loss to Texas A&M in the SEC tournament on March 12, Ingram is still playing and impressing fans and scouts alike.
|
|
The surviving crew fixed the ship, stocked it full of hundreds of the sea otters, foxes and fur seals that were abundant there and returned to Siberia, impressing Russian fur hunters with their valuable cargo.
|
|
The edges have been colored with hints of a player who uses his speed and intelligence to his advantage while impressing teammates with his work ethic, even as the Yankees move him around the field.
|
|
Concealing his identity, he takes a part-time job in the small cafe run by Oren's weary young widow, so impressing her and her customers with his piping skills that he soon becomes a fixture.
|
|
These activities involve incredible physical discomfort in the service of impressing a future outside observer, so dissociating is essential both to gritting my teeth and getting through it and understanding why I am doing so.
|
|
Even a run-of-the-mill tamale can be a glorious thing, the musty-sweet essence of corn fortified by lard and chicken broth, the sheath of corn husks impressing some lost scent of summer.
|
|
For New York, Richardson pointed to Koo's bill as a next step, impressing that transparency is a "diagnostic tool" that advocates need in order to propose interventions for government algorithms' potential fairness and bias problems.
|
|
The late Patty Duke was perhaps best known for her breakout role in The Miracle Worker, and after impressing critics and fans alike with her performance, she got to meet the inspiration behind the broadway play.
|
|
The Bachelor is specifically told to worry about impressing Becca's uncle Gary over any other family member present, including the woman who carried the 27-year-old inside of her body for nine months, Jill Kufrin.
|
|
That convo leads to a breakthrough where, if you weren't already clear on how lacking in self-awareness Jimmy was, he finally understands that literally everything he does to attain success is about impressing his dad.
|
|
Again, seriously: for the most part, this game is just the most fun, although I respect that being so fresh off of 4 has aided its ease of impressing, given the under-the-skin mechanical parallels.
|
|
The offseason acquisition from the Minnesota Timberwolves is averaging 17 points, 6.3 assists and 5.3 rebounds over the past three games while impressing coach Fred Hoiberg with his tenacious approach and passion on the defensive end.
|
|
As he embarks on a post-Brexit world where shoring up trade interests with Commonwealth countries will be paramount, Britain's next Prime Minister appears to have his work cut out for him in impressing African leaders.
|
|
Showing you can dress the part is key to impressing a Capricorn: If you're going on a true dinner date, veer on the formal side; if you're grabbing casual drinks, wear a smart, all-black look.
|
|
The Bible is notoriously scant on details of Jesus's life between his circumcision at eight days old, flight to Egypt, brief tenure impressing folks at the temple in Jerusalem at age 12, and baptism at 30.
|
|
"I will be impressing on him the significance of Bombardier to the United Kingdom and particularly ... to jobs in Northern Ireland," she told a news conference in Ottawa after talks with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
|
|
The 25-year-old has been working on an NFL comeback over the last several months -- and according to NFL insiders, he's been doing well ... impressing scouts and team execs during workouts and Spring League games.
|
|
It took me hours before I decided to kill an NPC, a choice I put off as long as possible because in the early hours, as the game kept impressing upon me how important this was.
|
|
Earlier this week, Starbucks surprised fans by launching its first new beverage of 2019, the Cinnamon Shortbread Latte, and today, it's impressing us once again with a chance to try the newly-released drink at half price.
|
|
The events are kind of strange because as much as they're about business dealings, they're also about putting on a show and impressing people, so TV networks do their best to make them as exciting as possible.
|
|
From stupid boyfriend to thrilling girlcrush, from toughing out the bruise to impressing the coolster, from creepy to ugly to out to lunch in this shitty world, they're tough and trash-mouthed and so needy it hurts.
|
|
On this sweltering afternoon in May, a contestant hoped to win favour both by wearing a diamanté-encrusted pink gown and by impressing potential donors with her ambition to be promoted to senior office in the LNP.
|
|
In a format modeled (loosely) after the "ABC Afterschool Special," our heroine encounters hardships both universal and specific: impressing the popular kids, resisting the temptation of drugs, finding out she's Native American, getting lured into a cult.
|
|
If you ask us, one brand we'd probably point you to is KitchenAid — they have a huge catalog of high-quality, long-lasting appliances that will have you impressing yourself with your newfound affinity for culinary creation.
|
|
Something to be debated on gadget blogs and on Reddit and to end up in the hands of people who value impressing others with party tricks that have nothing to do with their own skills or personality.
|
|
Before the summit, German defense minister Ursula von der Leyen, told Time that the country stands by the 2% goal set during the 2014 NATO summit and that they were not interested in impressing Trump with any explanations.
|
|
For some workers, it was about impressing a boss or coworker, others said they couldn't get everything done during their typical shift, but 82 percent said they were directed or felt pressure from a supervisor to work later.
|
|
Beyoncé and Jay Z are known for consistently impressing with their head-turning Halloween costumes, but this year, their embrace of black excellence and cultural cachet via costumes celebrating black heroes drew attention for reasons that transcended fashion.
|
|
Krzykowski recalled that, as a child, her sister had occasionally stood up to their father, whereas she had always tried to win his affection by impressing him; when this failed, as it invariably did, she retreated into herself.
|
|
Although pundits initially expressed doubts that Mr. Macron could secure a majority because of how new his party and its candidates were, he helped ensure that outcome by quickly impressing the French during his first days as president.
|
|
Santana, 953, ended the first half of last season with a shutout, and he has been dominant ever since, impressing the Twins with the way he reads hitters within at-bats and surprises them with unexpected pitch sequences.
|
|
In fact, as the novel rumbles along, it gathers a cumulative momentum, its density and garrulity impressing upon the reader a sense of the arduousness of Mason and Dixon's journey and the long, aching curve of their lives.
|
|
Mr. Koppelman weaves in the same exuberance and personalization when he feels a connection to the product, like his two-minute tale about his teenage self impressing a crush by talking his way into getting them free doughnuts.
|
|
Delivered from Havana's Grand Theater, the home of Cuban ballet, Obama's speech drew people to their televisions and radios across the city, impressing an audience not used to open political debate and surprised by his touches of humility.
|
|
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.
|
|
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The three major U.S. stock indexes closed higher on Monday as investors applauded a strong U.S. earnings season with results from Berkshire Hathaway impressing and Facebook lifting Nasdaq after a report it was planning new services.
|
|
But it's something I think we can all relate to, in our age of social media, where we Tweet and share and like, often in hopes of impressing people we don't really care about or, at worst, don't know.
|
|
After impressing in fits and starts under André Villas-Boas, it came as something of a surprise when his sale to Cardiff was announced for around £10m, but it didn't take long for disappointed fans to change their minds.
|
|
Alonso has qualified fifth for the Indy 500, impressing viewers on both sides of the Atlantic in the process, and the double world champion cannot be ruled out as a potential rookie winner of the anti-clockwise oval race.
|
|
Mr. Pompeo, by all accounts, has a much closer relationship with Mr. Trump than Mr. Tillerson has, impressing the president during daily intelligence briefings and becoming a trusted adviser even on issues outside his formal portfolio, like health care.
|
|
" As Alexander Hamilton himself wrote in the Federalist Papers, "the ordinary administration of criminal and civil justice" will contribute "more than any other circumstance, to impressing upon the minds of the people, affection, esteem, and reverence towards the government.
|
|
From a start learning how to program at the age of 8, Campbell has been working on apps and games, winning a BAFTA award for young creators, and generally impressing the heck out of a whole bunch of adults.
|
|
The Detroit Auto Show was pretty light on concept cars this year, which maybe is a sign that automakers are more interested in showcasing the cars they actually intend to build than impressing people with their visions of the future.
|
|
His impression of President Barack Obama in the presence of the man himself was "the most petrifying experience," Pharoah, 28, told PEOPLE recently – although at the event Weinstein recalled that he "killed" his Presidential performance, impressing everyone in the room.
|
|
"Let me tell you something, I bet you engage and go on online dating because you're impressing no one here to get a date in person," she also reportedly said to hecklers before she and Trump Jr. eventually walked offstage.
|
|
However, for the sake of impressing my point on 20-somethings who still have the opportunity to reap the rewards of compound interest early on in life, I'll explain how much money I've missed out on by not investing earlier.
|
|
Impressing team officials, and sports reporters, with his chiseled physique, he stood 6 feet 4 inches tall, weighed about 19553 pounds and was clocked by the team running 40 yards in 4.8 seconds, extremely fast for such a big player.
|
|
On "How I Met My Ex," he skillfully tells the titular story over seven minutes, with no backing track except the dark, foreboding tinkling of black and white ivory, each chord impressing the intensity of the situation upon the listener.
|
|
NEW YORK, Aug 73 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks closed higher on Monday as investors applauded a strong U.S. earnings season with results from Berkshire Hathaway impressing and Facebook lifting the tech-heavy Nasdaq index after a report it was planning new services.
|
|
In a game weeks after joining the team, he went to his left and snagged a hard shot before it could go past him, impressing the rookie left-handed pitcher Jerry Koosman so much that Koosman walked toward third base.
|
|
And Santino Fontana, nominated for a second time, is impressing voters with his virtuosic performance as Michael Dorsey, an underemployed actor, and Dorothy Michaels, the woman Dorsey pretends to be, in "Tootsie," a role made famous on film by Dustin Hoffman.
|
|
Back on March 10, Shawn Donnan and Demetri Sevastopulo described Cohn and Navarro as pitted against each other in a "civil war" in which "Navarro appeared to be losing influence" despite being capable of impressing Trump in face-to-face arguments.
|
|
The technique consisted of molding the shell of the hawksbill sea turtle by dipping it in hot water and olive oil, then impressing the softened material with mother-of-pearl and fine patterns of gold to create inlaid decorative motifs.
|
|
In 2001, after impressing Frankfurt's mayor, Petra Roth, at a dinner in New York, Mr. Hollein was named director of that city's Schirn Kunsthalle, a non-collecting institution with such low attendance that local politicians were arguing for its closure.
|
|
Santos declined to discuss Ronaldo's performance, saying he did not comment on individual players, but then went on to criticize Quaresma, 32, who was drafted into the lineup after impressing as a substitute in the 1-1 draw with Iceland.
|
|
Weekend newspaper reports suggested that the U.K.'s blueprint for leaving the EU was not impressing officials in Brussels and the British government was intensifying efforts to prepare for a "no deal" scenario whereby the country adopts World Trade Organization rules.
|
|
After impressing audiences and the judges, who gave them one of the highest scores of the night, with their Cha-cha during the premiere, it seems Rippon and Johnson will have to get used to FaceTiming as they breezed through to next week.
|
|
This week is all about the power of the female form, from the lady athletes who wowed us with their prowess at the Rio Olympics to the supermodels impressing us with their scantily clad physiques in a slew of new ad campaigns.
|
|
Ernest Simoni, the only survivor of a Catholic clergy that was wiped out by Albania's post-war Communist regime, became the mainly Muslim country's only cardinal after impressing Pope Francis with his fortitude in the face of a lifetime of privations and torture.
|
|
While that was all well and good, the real meat of the episode came from debuting-pro Mickey Gall, who wasted no time in impressing White following his first round rear-naked-choke win over fellow debutant Ron Templeton at Dead Serious 17.
|
|
And Sheehy-Guiseppi made the most of it, impressing the Browns' executive enough to get invited to the Browns workout camp and later be included on the 90 person pre-season roster -- leading him to be on the field for that improbable touchdown.
|
|
Back then, I'd just begun dating my wife, and every moment of every day, it seemed, was about impressing this intelligent college student who had taken a chance on a guy who still carried the funk of jail cells in his pores.
|
|
Cox grilled meat and served drinks and offered his out-of-uniform human side, impressing on his squad that each soldier was part of a team, and that he needed them, and that soon they would all need one another in profound ways.
|
|
Mourinho protests that he's a kind, supportive, avuncular figure when it comes to potential talents, but the truth is he's about as conducive to nurturing youngsters as Stephen King's IT. As such, it's good to see Anthony Martial impressing on international duty with France.
|
|
She soon joined Goldman Sachs, where she was early to arrive each day and among the last to leave, impressing her boss at the time, Peter Coneway, who helped recruit her to the firm in 2005 and later recommended her to lead the office.
|
|
It's not about impressing or keeping up with the Joneses by serving coq au vin and fussing over cocktails all night — it's about keeping it simple and low-stress, making do with what you have, and enjoying the company of the friends you love.
|
|
In this special holiday competition, the show's second, bakers from past seasons return to the tent with hopes of impressing the judges with their signature yuletide treats — and viewers will more than likely get to see some truly festive Christmas sweaters (or jumpers) from Fielding.
|
|
Invitees include Mexican diplomats, friends and family of Hispanic White House staffers, and lucky members of the Cucaracha Circuit (beltway Hispanics who give themselves awards at black-tie galas.) A few years ago, I managed to wrangle an invitation, in the hope of impressing someone.
|
|
It's wonderful to see a first-time filmmaker who's more interested in effective storytelling than in impressing us; telling a story effectively is hard enough Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian Cooper and veteran screenwriter Eric Roth are clearly inspired most directly by the Streisand/Kristofferson film.
|
|
Wednesday night was Syndergaard's 31st career start, but three of those were in American League parks, in which he did not bat, meaning he is averaging a home run every 9.3 games, impressing everyone with his feats both on the mound and at the plate.
|
|
With few exceptions, top-selling smartphone models from Apple, Samsung, Huawei and the rest — a sea of rectangular slabs with rounded corners and maybe a bezel — lately have reached the limits when it comes to impressing consumers with new design elements to stand out.
|
|
Fast-forward a few decades and you get Helen Gurley Brown, self-appointed patron saint to single girls, impressing upon female office workers the importance of not leaving "any facet of you unpolished," lest an eligible colleague who glances your way fails to keep glancing.
|
|
You only need to check Stormzy's latest for the MC's celebration of women, but on "Birthday Girl," the sugary sweet ode to his longterm girlfriend Maya Jama, the MC goes all out, impressing with both his thoughtfulness, ability to multitask and video collage of her own selfies.
|
|
World ranking: No. 8 Chances of advancing to the knockout stage: 93% Odds to win World Cup: 14/1 One thing to know: The Netherlands played it the Women's World Cup for the first time four years ago, impressing with an appearance in the knockout round.
|
|
After impressing Teevens with her knowledge of and interest in the sport, Brownson was asked to participate in a two-week training internship with Dartmouth where she learned everything about the team, from its recruiting process, to strength and conditioning, practice and game planning and film evaluation.
|
|
ET, Sportsnet, TVA (Edmonton), MSG (New Jersey) ABOUT THE OILERS (203-220-24): After opening its four-game road trip with an impressing 22-2 thrashing of Ottawa, Edmonton has been mauled by a combined 13-2 in losses to Montreal and the New York Islanders.
|
|
She began working with her father in the early 90s after impressing him with her skills as a medium; she was able to tell him, sight unseen, what his Riverside Drive apartment looked like and the names and personalities of both of his cats (Sylvia and Stripes).
|
|
From meeting the parents to impressing the friends to wondering if this will last or making sure there are vegan options at the wedding (attended by God, natch), the show embarked seamlessly on Josh and Lucy's journey together while never abandoning its commitment to the absurd.
|
|
This helped open up a vast, largely untapped "home city" market of local residents who needed temporary transportation for a variety of reasons — car repairs, car theft or simply mundane purposes like hosting out-of-town relatives, driving older children to college or impressing an important client.
|
|
Within days of Mr. Bolsonaro's victory, representatives keen on impressing the president-elect pushed to vote on a bill, first introduced in 2012, that would lower the age limit for gun ownership to 21 and would not require applicants to prove the need to be armed.
|
|
Maybe if we put as much effort into impressing the person at the end as we did at the get-go, people would emerge from relationships scathed but not traumatized to the point where they run far away from anyone who raises their pulse even a fraction.
|
|
The Baliraja WhatsApp group is aiming higher too: It is members' voices in order to get the attention of the highest levels of government, impressing upon the Prime Minister and the Maharashtra chief minister the importance of issues like crop insurance, land security, farmer education, and increased support.
|
|
I just showed him avocado and grapefruit...The way that he was so focused and intent on getting it right and just impressing his sweet little girls, I thought that was so beautiful...I felt how much love he must have for them to want to do that.
|
|
That was the company's sell anyway; I got my hand on one a few weeks ago to test it myself and have been zipping it around the greater West coast annoying and impressing many with what I've come to the conclusion is clearly the smartest drone on the planet.
|
|
All photos courtesy of Daily VICE Skratch Bastid is trying to show off his new line of hot sauces—available in three flavors (original, garlic hot, and Jamaican jerk rub) with an image of his smiling face adorning the bottles—but his presentation skills aren't impressing his interview companion.
|
|
In recent months, I've laughed myself sideways while simultaneously saving a high-school girl's relationship in the awesome rhythm-action game Elite Beat Agents; built a drug empire capable of impressing real-life dealers in Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars; and shat my pants playing Aliens Infestation, a.k.a.
|
|
The film became an instant cult classic, inspiring Canadian rockers Pez to eventually change their name to Billy Talent, and impressing Quentin Tarantino so much he bought the rights to distribute it in the U.S. and even auditioned Dillon for the role in Jackie Brown (it eventually went to Michael Keaton).
|
|
It provides plenty of opportunity for Reubens to mug it up with his usual Pee-wee laugh and chortle, and he and co-writer Paul Rust (Comedy Bang-Bang, Arrested Development) nail some truly great moments; Pee-wee impressing the Amish community with his ballooning skills is a particular high point.
|
|
The event was inspired by a 1965 play by Douglas Turner Ward in which the residents of a small, fictitious Southern town are suddenly absent for a day, impressing on the white townspeople the vital role its African-American residents play in the day-to-day life of the town.
|
|
But, working in the public defender's office in Colorado, I find it telling that what has become known as the Colorado method of jury selection in capital cases entails, among other things, impressing on jurors the enormous burden they are taking on when they decide to condemn someone to death.
|
|
In a series of interviews, the only time Ms. Woodruff's voice broke was during a discussion about her mother, who had dropped out of high school to take care of her four siblings, and later saved up money by babysitting in the neighborhood, impressing her work ethic on her daughters.
|
|
With little homegrown talent — only about 800 people in Israel are registered baseball players — the roster is filled almost entirely with American Jews, many of them free agents and minor leaguers hoping to land jobs by impressing the scouts from the United States and Asia who are following the games closely.
|
|
Residents of Maine, Florida and Idaho showed the biggest jumps in well-being over the past few years, with Maine particularly strong in the physical health category; Florida ranking high in social well-being — or having love in your life; and Idaho impressing with its high community rank — or liking where you live.
|
|
The proximate causes of the dispute were British efforts to prevent US ships from trading with Europe, British naval captains "impressing" sailors on captured American vessels and forcing them to serve on British fleets, and some boundary disputes between the US and what we would now call Canada (more on this later).
|
|
Four ambitious businessmen in a skyscraper — the bespectacled Weaver (Matthew Boston), the fresh-faced Sanders (Christopher Carley), the somewhat dim Owens (Jonathan Fishman) and the experienced Landry (David Calvitto) — entertain big dreams of impressing the unseen chairman of their imperiled company with a proposal that will send profit margins into the stratosphere.
|
|
The 11-year-old violinist, who was diagnosed with leukemia at 4½ years old and had been bullied for losing his hair during chemotherapy, advanced to the next round of competition on Wednesday after impressing the judges with his stellar rendition of "Don't You Worry Child" by Swedish House Mafia during the quarterfinals round.
|
|
In 1981, Hinckley attempted to kill Reagan in the hopes of impressing actress Jodie Foster and fired six shots outside a hotel in Washington D.C.. Reagan and three others were injured in the shooting, and while Hinckley was found not guilty by reason of insanity, he was sent for treatment at a mental hospital.
|
|
The Uber Restaurant Guide covers food spots in 12 U.S. cities at launch, and organizes suggestions by categories, letting you navigate picks according to popularity, what's loved by locals, what's on the rise, which are the best spots for brunch and for the weekend, and where the best spots are for impressing your date.
|
|
Seriously, you're not impressing me, just because you drink a pretentious "fancy drink" while all of us regular schmoes make due with our boring old caramel two-pump vanilla macchiatos and double mocha frappes with a side cup of pure cane sugar to chase like when you take a shot of tequila with salt.
|
|
Since his fifth-place finish at the Tour Championship in September, Matsuyama has won the Japan Open, placed second in the CIMB Classic in Malaysia and captured the World Golf Championships event in Shanghai, the Taiheiyo Masters on the Japan Tour — and now this event, impressing the host, Woods, who knows from hot streaks.
|
|
And in those two stories, he's so laser-focused to see his goal through that it eventually becomes his undoing: In Infinity Gauntlet, he's too obsessed with impressing Lady Death and himself that he becomes distracted, while in Infinity, he's defeated because he overlooked his own son and a betrayal within in his ranks.
|
|
Those investors invited only to the roadshow lunches and keen for a decent allocation are more interested in impressing the IPO bankers – who take notes on who attends – with how closely they have read up on the company, and do not want to jeopardize their chances by rattling the company management, said investor relations experts, bankers and lawyers.
|
|
I want my last memory of my father to be sharing a pleasant breakfast, as two adults — one of whom couldn't remember very much of what we were talking about — on the porch outside the house where I grew up, where for a decade he emotionally and verbally abused me while publicly impressing everyone with his seemingly flawless single fatherhood.
|
|
And even some recurring challenges, like impressing Goombette, can take on challenging forms: I once spent a solid 10 minutes trying to stack up enough Goombas before realizing I had to drop the tower of Goombas down a shaft with a spring at the bottom so I could add more of the walking mushrooms to the top before bouncing back out.
|
|
While Emma vows to never marry (after all, why should she when she's rich and comfortable on her own?), she can't help but be on the lookout for a possible husband for herself, and in pursuit of impressing her crush—the manipulative Frank Churchill (Callum Turner)—she ends up being witheringly mean to her sweet (albeit mildly annoying) friend Miss Bates.
|
|
Every now and then she edges into the TV trope of the professional who doesn't play by the rules — she's ready and willing to give a piece of her mind to anyone who crosses her path, alternately impressing and repelling colleagues depending on whether they find her feisty or abrasive (that's one each for Billy Crudup's network executive Fred and Mark Duplass as producer Chip).
|
|
The world wasn't exactly desperate for another player or a new spin on Android when OnePlus partnered with Cyanogen to announce the One in April 2014 (a measly five months after launching the company), but the company managed to build a passionate online following while impressing the pants off reviewers with a strong, nicely priced piece of hardware that seemingly came out of nowhere.
|
|